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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1990
Page
2
Customer Service is staffed Monday through Saturday from 6 am to 8 pm and Sunday from 8 am to 11 30 am local time. Local number 470-0050. Long distance 1 800-451-0020. Advertising inquiries 470-2088. Cainer applications 470-0050.
Weather outlook for Syracuse shows showers ending then a drop in temperature with sleet or freezing rain and lows around 25 to 30. Friday brings wet snow or freezing rain with lows near 20s. Saturday may see snow or sleet with a low around 20, followed by sunny periods Sunday and Monday with scattered flurries.
Freezing rain and sleet are forecast as frigid air moves from the west toward New England and western New York. Temperatures will hover in the 20s with highs around 30 and a risk of more snow, freezing rain, or sleet into the weekend.
West German Foreign Minister Genscher urged that a united Germany could stay in NATO while East Germany remains nonmilitary aligned. He praised Bush's force-cut proposal as a step forward and outlined a security compromise linking reunification to alliance solidarity. Genscher stressed keeping West Germany in NATO and East Germany outside any military facilities.
The Cuban-owned freighter Hermann, carrying chrome from Moa, refused a U.S. drug inspection and was fired upon by the Coast Guard cutter Chincoteague. The vessel took on water and smoke rose as it sought Tampico, with no injuries reported. Mexican Navy will inspect the ship for about 24 hours.
Daniel Coleman says investors, mainly pension fund managers with up to 6 billion in assets, back his 37 million plan to buy refurbish and expand the Hotels at Syracuse Square. A Friday Herald Journal edition may have misstated the sea prepound needed.
Weather bulletin lists Buffalo, Olean Jamestown, Rochester and nearby zones with freezing rain sleet and sleet chances, lows around 30, highs near 32, heavy Friday precipitation 70 to 100 percent. Regions including Syracuse, Utica Rome, Binghamton, Adirondacks, Catskills, Hudson Valley and New York City area foresee showers, snow and possible freezing rain with temperatures dropping into the 20s and 30s tonight through Friday.
Yesterday’s temperatures show City Highs and Lows across multiple locations. New York reached 49 and 32 degrees, Rochester 40 and 22, Buffalo 36 and 25, Bemta 45 and 8, Watertown 37 and 24, Bryton 39 and 22, Uta 38 and 15.
Syracuse reports high 45 and low 12 on Wednesday with a record today 59 set in 1989 and a 20 degree low in 1948. Snowfall remains 1049 inches for the season with a season high 1612 inches in 1977 78 and February low 47 inches in 1930. Wind forecasts show a SW flow 10 20 mph today and aloft winds increasing to 110 mph at 25 000 feet with Hancock airport data and two forecast lines.
In 1920 a massive anticyclone battered the Northeast. Northfield reported a 21.14 inch barometer while Portland Maine saw 31 OS inches, the highest sea level reading in the nation. A four day snow and sleet siege paralyzed the region from February 4 to 7.
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