Weather outlook hints cooler spell nationwide
A broad forecast describes cooler air moving in across much of the country with relief from recent heat. The West and Northwest are expected to see warmer than normal conditions midweek while widespread mild conditions persist elsewhere.
Weather in Northeast Louisiana and Arkansas report
A weather summary notes a slight chance of afternoon thunderstorms through Thursday with about 0.6 inches of rain totals. Temperatures reach low to mid 70s in Louisiana and upper 70s to 80s in Arkansas with highs in the 80s and lows near 70. Mentions moderate humidity and southeasterly winds 8 to 14 MPH, lighter at other times.
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River Stage Readings and Trends Across Louisiana Areas
The chart lists several Mississippi River and tributary stages with current readings and 24 hour changes. Cities include New Orleans Shreveport Bossier City Alexandria and Morgan City noting rises or falls with values in feet and tenths.
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Florida Bee Rustling Ravages Hives Across State
Beekeepers in Florida struggle against a new crime as hives are stolen or altered. Charlie Griffin of the Florida Beekeepers Association cites losses of tens of thousands of dollars over five years and a $600 reward remains unclaimed. Citrus growers fear pollination impacts as more than 45 million dollars in crops depend on bees.
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Lewis and Clark Begin Rocky Mountain Return March
Lewis and Clark start their return journey from the Rockies on June 15, 1806, moving toward St. Louis after completing the crossing.
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Robert Frost Home Faces Decay In New Hampshire
A Derry, New Hampshire house where poet Robert Frost lived for 11 years shows decay with a junkyard and renovations that hide its original look. Efforts seek $20,000 from Gov. Meldrim Thomson and the executive council to restore the land and garden.
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