Syracuse Forecast Sees Snow then Rain Tonight and Tomorrow
The Syracuse area expects continued cold with increasing clouds and a 30 percent chance of snow today. Highs reach 16 to 20. Snow is forecast to change to rain tomorrow with highs in the upper 30s. The extended outlook shows Friday flurries and a white Christmas with lows near zero and weekend highs around 10 to 20.
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Cold Snap Eases as Warmth Predicted for Syracuse Region
National Weather Service forecasts a thaw after several days of extreme cold. Overnight readings dropped to 10 below zero at Hancock Airport, with sub zero anti-cold continuing in parts of the Midwest and Rockies. Snow and sleet possible Thursday as Gulf air breaks arctic air, with highs in the 20s to upper 30s and lingering travel advisories in the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes.
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Record Snowfall Milestone In Syracuse Area
Syracuse area sees a historic monthly snowfall with reports of 52 inches for the month and a record seasonal total nearing 149 inches. The data includes historical benchmarks from 1931 and 1977 78, plus notes on ongoing conditions and unrelated garbled text.
Safety net: a roof for night at Buffalo City Mission
A Buffalo City Mission Christmas dinner drew crowds despite tensions as workers served about 200 people in a warm, crowded hall. Pastor Bob Timberlake noted a 57 percent rise in clients, especially women and children, as the mission prepares a new $18.8 million location for expanded services.
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Distributors reap unexpected profit from bottle bill
In New York three months after the bottle deposit law began, beverage distributors may have collected 15 million dollars or more in unclaimed deposits. Officials note early estimates show seasonally slow sales, with about 1.5 billion bottles and cans sold in the first quarter, offset by a reduction in overall beverage sales.
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