Extended forecast shows mid seventies with clouds
The forecast covers Tuesday to Friday with cloudy skies and highs in the mid to upper seventies. Lows are not clearly provided in the readable text due to OCR issues.
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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1994
Page
8
The forecast covers Tuesday to Friday with cloudy skies and highs in the mid to upper seventies. Lows are not clearly provided in the readable text due to OCR issues.
Today's forecast shows dewpoint values around 37 to 39 degrees with readings at 9am noon and 3 pm. Yesterday high humidity reached about 30 percent with a similar noted line indicating 15 percent in the Martiniany line.
High concentrations of cladosporium and molds with medium levels of misc molds and ragweeds are noted. Pecan and olive, oak, mulberry, grasses, and elderberry also mentioned among the high and medium concentrations observed.
Mostly sunny, windy and cool across South-Central Deserts with fair nights. Phoenix 74 53. Showers tonight for Lake Havasu City 74 48. Rim area mostly sunny windy cold with chance of showers. Flagstaff 44 24. Santa Cruz Valley mostly sunny windy cooler. breezy cold at night. Tucson 72 48. Safford 67 37.
A watering guide states that 0.6 inch of water is needed for Weelbaenart trees if they have been watered or rained on in the last three days. For more information, contact Mesa Water Conservation at 644-3334.
Thousands of United Farm Workers and supporters rally in Sacramento denouncing Gov. Pete Wilson over immigration policy. The 24 day trek ended near the Capitol as Chavez’s death anniversary is observed. Delores Huerta and former Gov. Jerry Brown attended, recalling past labor gains.
In northern New England, cemeteries rush to bury hundreds of winter deaths delayed by frozen ground. Maine funeral directors expect half of annual burials to occur in a three week May window, with 30 delayed burials and 15 at St. Bruno's in Van Buren alone. Across New Hampshire, Vermont and upstate New York, 80 percent of winter deaths await thaw.
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