Weather report from Stanley Idaho
A weather note reports a low of 40 degrees in Stanley Idaho. The brief item notes cold conditions in the region with no additional details on timing or other temperatures.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1996
Page
6
A weather note reports a low of 40 degrees in Stanley Idaho. The brief item notes cold conditions in the region with no additional details on timing or other temperatures.
Regional forecast for Central High Plains to Northwest Mountains. Today through Friday mostly fair mornings and nights with warm afternoons and possible thunderstorms. Fourth of July weekend remains warm with scattered storms. many towns report 80s to 100s highs and 40s to 60s in the mountains. Extended outlook calls for fall mornings and nights, above seasonal temperatures, with 70s to 90s in higher elevations and 90s to near 102 lows at lower elevations.
State temps from Thursday through Friday night show mostly fair mornings and nights with partly clear evenings. Saturday to Monday share fair mornings and nights, with partly cloudy afternoons and evenings and a few thunderstorms possible.
Dear Heloise shares a calendar star method to form routines. Jayna Fontenot of Hiawatha Iowa uses colored stars for exercise types to stay motivated in the early weeks. She adds a banana nut bread idea using small cans to bake and gift without returning a pan.
High reached 89 with an overnight low of 69. Normal high 94 and low 69. Record high 105 in 1957, record low 57 in 1924. 24 hour precipitation .27 inches ending 6 p.m. Thursday. Month to date 30 inches, year to date 3.92 inches. Normal month to date .12, normal year to date 3.12. Sunrise 5:53 a.m., sunset 8:12 p.m. Day length 14 hours 20 minutes.
Virginia Cook of Athens Texas shares baking tips while Julia Dulas notes sharpening cloth markers with eyebrow pencil. Ellen Miller Eisenberg describes turning worn boy’s sweatpants into shorts and making family headbands from remaining legs. Readers are invited to send tips to Heloise in San Antonio.
A dialogue about flag symbolism and public respect traces how Americans once saluted Old Glory. The piece recalls past parades, wartime sacrifices, and evolving Flag Code guidance, noting missed holidays and adding King Jr. Day and Father’s Day.
Dr Gott discusses hospital charges and the idea that patients should receive their bills rather than insurers pay. He also answers a reader about vitamin K in the diet for Coumadin users, advising caution with leafy greens and offering a Health Report for $2.
Forecasts call for a fair weekend with warmer afternoons. Today shows southeast to south winds at 10 to 15 mph. Through Friday the weather remains fair with hot afternoons continuing into the Fourth of July weekend.
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