Weather outlook for today with mild high near 86
The day features mostly sunny skies turning breezy, followed by a clear night. Expect a high near 86 and a low in the 50s to low 60s with light winds.
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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1994
Page
10
Weekend Weather Outlook for Local Area
Friday forecasts mostly sunny skies with a high in the upper 80s. From Saturday to Monday it remains dry and warmer with highs near 90 Sunday mid 90s and near 100 Monday. Lows are mostly in the upper 50s to upper 60s.
Forecasted dewpoint and humidity range report
A brief weather note lists today’s forecasted dewpoint and relative humidity. It references yesterday’s peak humidity of 32 percent and the morning low of 13 percent, with time markers 9 a.m. noon and 3 p.m. indicating daily change.
Weather Summary for Northwest and Southeast Arizona
Increasing clouds and afternoon showers in Northwest deserts with breezy cooler conditions. Lake Havasu City high 88 low 64. Mogollon Rim with increasing clouds and a slight chance of showers, breezy. Flagstaff 60-32. Santa Cruz region mostly sunny with gusty winds, local breezes at night. Tucson 87-57. Southeast Arizona mostly sunny and windy, locally breezy and fair at night. Safford 89-48.
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Lake Havasu City
Mogollon Rim
Flagstaff
Santa Cruz
Tucson
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Phoenix
Northwest Plateau
Grand Canyon
Southwest
Deserts
Yuma
Pollen and Mold Concentrations Reported
High concentrations of cladosporium and grasses with smuts and alternating pollen forms noted. Medium levels of various molds and alternaria present, plus misc pollens observed.
Bermuda Grass Watering Guide Suggests 0.7 Inch Use
The guide advises applying 0.7 inch of water to Bermuda grass if it has not received irrigation or rainfall in the past three days. For more information contact Mesa Water Conservation at 644-3334.
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Mesa Water Conservation
Youth's shooting motive tied to peer pressure and crimes
A youth confessed to investigators that he shot Jason Lee after planning it due to anger over burglaries they committed together. Police recovered Lee's possessions during a search at the suspect's home three blocks from Riverview Park where Lee was lured and killed. Lee's mother recalled his efforts to turn his life around after detention and drug involvement, while friends described his change in peer group and the violence that followed.
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Allen
Jason
River Bottom
Riverview Park
Joanie Lee
Mesa
Uni
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Derrick Fish
McClintock High School
Larry Agustin
State plan eyes local control of federal lands in Arizona
Arizona lawmakers debate a plan to create a state office to coordinate natural resource use on federal lands. The proposal would run environmental reviews and enforcement with a state director and advisory council, aiming to bring decisions closer to home amid mixed reactions from environmental groups and industry.
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Redfield
Symington
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al Gore
Sharon Galbreath
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Aja
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Hero From Page A1 translation saves girl from near drowning
Raul Olivo translated 911 CPR instructions into Spanish helping rescue his stepsister after she stopped breathing in a pool. Rosario Olivo used the guidance to revive her before firefighters arrived.
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Raul Olivo
Rosario Olivo
Chandler
Dan Couch
Couch
More cable sites offered for Suns game
Dimension Cable lists four mass viewing sites for tonight's Suns playoff game against the Houston Rockets with tickets at 3 50. Madhouse on McDowell seats 14 000 and sold out by game time. ASU Activity Center seats over 10 000. Centennial Hall in Mesa seats 1 800. North Phoenix Baptist Church hosts a drive through ticket office with 5 500 seats. More than 20 000 fans had purchased home viewing tickets by Wednesday night.
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Houston Rockets
Dimension Cable
van Arsdales
McDowell
Veterans Memorial Coliseum
W. McDowell Road
Phoenix
Arizona State University
Mesa
Centennial Hall
N. Center St
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Central Ave
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Lori Fields
Call
Phoenix Area
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Dimension
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