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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1990
Page
2
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The Syracuse forecast calls for rain tonight with a low in the upper 30s. Wednesday rain tapers to showers possibly changing to flurries, high around 40 to 45. Extended outlook shows rain or snow Thursday, lows near 35 and highs 45 to 50, then flurries Friday and Saturday with temperatures from 25 to 45.
A low pressure system south of New York keeps Syracuse wet and turns moisture to snow as colder air arrives. Rain and thunderstorms affect the Southeast. scattered snow flurries and showers expected in Central New York with highs near 40s to 50s. Flood watches in the Catskills may extend. frigid weekend ahead with 25 to 30 lows and 35 to 45 highs.
WSTM meteorologist Thomas A. Hauf predicts a quiet April for Central New York after a string of snowy and dry years. He notes past droughts and floods, with temperatures rising toward a 62 degree average by month end and possible light spring snow or winds but no major storms expected.
A U S bishops committee revising a pastoral letter tightens the church line on artificial contraception and women’s ordination, aligning more with Pope John Paul II. The new draft rejects expanded debate, signaling change as a test of Catholic attitudes while noting prior calls for reflection.
Quondaga County Vital Statistics reports two births with corrections. William L. Clifford and Gina V. De John of 226 Columbus Ave welcomed a baby girl on December 15, 1989. William W. Smith and Cathy S. Shavalier of 3784 Haverstraw Court Baldwinsville welcomed twin sons on January 28, 1990.
The bulletin outlines rain or mixed precipitation across multiple regions including Buffalo Olean Jamestown Rochester Elmira Corning Oswego Watertown Syracuse Auburn Utica Rome and Albany. Winds vary NW to NE 5 to 25 mph with highs generally 40s and 50s, showers or flurries likely, some areas may see snow mix and fog in NYC with 50 percent showers, mostly cloudy conditions.
The text identifies ozone as the most common pollutant from motor vehicle exhausts the chemical industry and fossil fuel combustion. It notes suspended particulates arise from industrial processes coal plants and construction sites. It lists sulfur dioxide as the third most common pollutant from fossil fuel burning for heating and industry.
Syracuse reports high 54 and record highs 83 in 1984 while noting snowfall season totals near 4 inches. Precipitation data, winds from 10 to 54 mph at various altitudes, and Hancock readings are provided along with Lake Ontario and St Lawrence shipping forecasts including rain and snow showers tonight and into tomorrow.
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