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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1999
Page
2
The local forecast calls for a cloudy period with brief sun and clouds across the five day span. Expect mild conditions into the weekend with light showers possible around New Year’s. Planetary references appear garbled and do not affect weather details.
Light snow remains over the Northeast and Great Lakes this morning, expected to linger into the evening. Accumulations are forecast to stay light, with high winds gusting up to 20 mph from the region to parts of the Carolinas.
A gridded forecast notes cloudy skies and isolated snow flurries across Minnesota and eastern Dakotas as a northern Great Lakes front moves south. It also predicts fair weather in central and southern Plains and mostly dry conditions in the western U.S. with fog in southern Idaho. Highs range from teens to 70s across regions, while Great Lakes waters fuel lake effect snows near Buffalo.
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