Weather Briefing: Warmer with Fair Skies
Today should be warmer with a fair sky trend and lows lifting into the upper range. Overnight temperatures will stay mild with light winds and no precipitation expected.
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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1994
Page
10
Today should be warmer with a fair sky trend and lows lifting into the upper range. Overnight temperatures will stay mild with light winds and no precipitation expected.
Fragmentary forecast text mentions Tuesday through Friday with garbled words. Key terms appear to indicate an extended outlook and temperatures, but no clear locations, dates, or exact values are readable.
Readable snow report notes Fairfield shows a 60 inch base with good skiing and full operation. Williams reports a 44 inch base and 90 percent operation. Data appears partial but indicates solid conditions at both locations.
Local Hi Health nutrition store highlights pollen and mold analysis services. Teos ae serlacalaneche feats are promoted for health considerations.
South Central deserts see high clouds then sunny days with clear nights. Phoenix expected 73 by day and 47 at night. Santa Cruz Valley reports high clouds with gusty winds and warmer conditions, fair overnight. Tucson 69 by day 42 overnight. Southeast Arizona shows variable clouds and winds, warmer, fair after dark. Mogollon Rim warmer with sunshine, high clouds, and fair night. Flagstaff 43 by day 14 overnight.
Guidance specifies a 0.6 inch watering depth for rye grass not watered or rained on in the past seven days. For more details, contact Mesa Water Conservation at 644-3334.
Pleasanton residents recall radiations tests conducted at Camp Parks from 1959 to 1980 involving shelters crops and animals while defenders say inspections showed no danger. The review led by Woodward Clyde aims to determine any health impact amid lingering questions from families.
Judge R Wayne Johnson, East Mesa Justice Court, says Valentine ceremonies are a highlight of his job. He performs about 10 weddings a month, rising in February, including at private homes and golf courses. Arizona’s divorce rate ranks third in the nation, with statewide and county trends shown by census data. Couples’ path to marriage ties to communication, says Tempe counselor David Busch.
Isabelle and Harry McNeill celebrate 70 years of marriage in May with roses and balloons from Tempe party service Special Moments. They met as teens at a summer resort, have three children, 11 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Gilbert and Kathleen Wrenn recall a late 1920s courtship and share advice: respect, love, and enduring partnership.
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