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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 2001
Page
18
A storm system from the west brings showers and isolated thunderstorms today. Monday through Wednesday look pleasant with comfortable temperatures, then another rainfall threat arrives Thursday. The planetary data follow with rise and set times for Moon and planets.
A cool front advancing eastward undercuts humid air from the south brings showers and scattered thunderstorms to the eastern Great Lakes. By Saturday flooding developed in Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin and Illinois with as much as half an inch of rain around Chicago.
An extended forecast notes fair conditions across the Northern Plains and West, with heat in the Southwest and heavy rain from eastern Ohio to Western New York. It warns of afternoon thundershowers from the Ohio Valley to Tennessee and storms in Texas, while the Northeast sees rapid warming after a cool start. A mid-August to October solar eclipse blackout occurs as the North America satellite loses power for two hours each night, slightly affecting hurricane tracking though ground instruments and aircraft remain available. Highs ranged from 30 degrees in Meacham Oregon to 94 in Deer Valley Arizona.
Oneida and Onondaga Lakes show southwest winds 10 to 20 knots with 1 to 3 foot waves and 1 to 3 miles visibility. Lake Ontario and Finger Lakes share similar winds and waves. Air Quality Saturday ranges from Moderate to Hazardous based on readings of sulfur dioxide ozone and particulates at two sites over 24 hours.
Central New York records show sunshine percent and precipitation notes for August. Sunshine percentages include 0 and 39 percent with precipitation around 1Oaa a Thur 28 and Fri 34 percent, indicating varied conditions across days.
For the coming week and September statistics the monthly normals are listed. Temperature 61.8 degrees precipitation 4.15 inches snowfall trace. Record high 97 in 1953 low 25 in 1947 warmest 68.5 in 1961 coolest 56.2 in 1918.
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