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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1995
Page
5
The national weather summary notes a high of 84 degrees on Tuesday and a low of 27 degrees, recorded at a station identified as V. The data indicate mild to warm daytime conditions with a brisk overnight drop.
The forecast notes becoming mostly cloudy with a chance of showers in the central and western areas. Clouds deepen with a slight shower risk in the east. From Friday to Sunday a slight shower chance remains in the extreme northwest with snow showers possible on higher mountains and dry conditions elsewhere.
Clouds and showers dominate today across the Northwest Mountains and adjacent regions including Sangre de Cristo and Conchas Lake areas. Snow levels hover around 6,500 to 7,500 feet with gusty southwest winds. Thursday brings partly cloudy, cooler conditions with continued chances of showers in multiple zones.
Reader Barbara Castelli asks for Heloise biscuit mix recipe. The letter gives mix ingredients, storage tips, and biscuit instructions. Reader Caroline Whitlock recounts a lemon label mishap and mayonnaise mixup, stressing reading labels. Send hints to Heloise address or fax number.
Dear Reader presents guidance on managing feelings for a male doctor and maintaining professional boundaries. The column notes ethical limits, suggests controlling behavior, and encourages continuing appropriate care while recognizing personal emotions. It also addresses mouth ulcers, anal fissures, and offers a Health Report with a paid offer.
The forecast shows mostly cloudy skies and breezy conditions with a chance of showers as southwest wind increases after noon. Tonight will see decreasing clouds, and Thursday is partly cloudy and cooler. High around 70, low near 38.
High Tuesday reached 73 degrees with an overnight low of 33. Normal highs and lows for today are 55 and 20. Record high 75 in 1928 and record low 24 in 1962. Precipitation over past 24 hours ending 6 p.m. Tuesday was 0.25 inches. Month to date and year to date totals are 0.03 inches. Normal month to date and year to date totals are 0.19 inches. Sunrise 7:03 a.m., sunset 5:10 p.m. Day length 10.1 hours.
A series of Dear Abby exchanges covers respectful addressing of elderly shoppers and wheelchair users, child leashes versus issues of safety and comfort, neighbor intrusions and window privacy, with anecdotes of binoculars and twin questions. The tone advocates practical, dignified solutions.
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