Weekend Through Tuesday Weather Forecast
The forecast calls for upper 60s highs and 60s lows. Lows will stay in the upper 60s Sunday and Tuesday with Monday in the low 60s.
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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1994
Page
10
The forecast calls for upper 60s highs and 60s lows. Lows will stay in the upper 60s Sunday and Tuesday with Monday in the low 60s.
Fair skiing with a 24 inch base and six inches of new snow. Williams reports four inches of new snow.
South-Central Deserts Mostly Cloudy with scattered showers decreasing by afternoon. Breezy and cooler. Phoenix 62-45. Flagstaff 40-18. Santa Cruz Valley Numerous showers becoming breezy cooler. Tucson 59-40. Southeast Arizona Periods of rain with snow in higher mountains. Safford 55-28.
A watering guide states rye grass needs 0.6 inches of water if it has not been watered in the last week. For more information, call Mesa Water.
Discovery lifted at dawn carrying cosmonaut Sergei Krikalev, marking the first U.S. Russian crewed flight aboard a single shuttle. NASA and Russia vow cooperative space efforts including a planned joint space station with a target 1997 start and 2001 completion, aiming for Mars later.
NEW YORK The death rate for the most common hemophilia type has tripled since 1979 and longevity dropped about 30 percent mainly due to AIDS infection. Median age at death fell from 57 to 40, and deaths rose from 0.4 to 1.3 per million Americans, per CDC researchers.
A federal study reported in the February American Journal of Hematology shows the death rate among the most common type of hemophilia has risen about 30 percent, largely due to HIV infection. The finding highlights ongoing health challenges for patients and the impact of HIV on long term survival.
Archaeologists near Mexico's Gulf Coast uncover El Pital a metropolis dating 100 to 600 A D along the Nautla River about 150 miles east of Mexico City. National Geographic backing and remarks by Homero Aridjis highlight El Pital as a pivotal site with 200 structures and earthen pyramids over 80 feet high amid jungle.
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