23 Jan 1992
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1992
Page
1
Bitterly cold conditions with strong winds and flurries expected. Snow squalls reduce visibility as temperatures plunge into the single digits, with highs around 29 degrees and a low near 7. Strong winds and ongoing snow showers threaten continued bitter conditions.
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The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport forecasts southwest winds 20 to 30 mph becoming west tonight, with southerly 15 to 25 mph gusts Friday. Rain in the Syracuse area changes to snow tonight, possible sleet, and temperatures around 30. Snow likely Friday, turning to mostly cloudy and very cold Saturday with lows 5 to 10 and highs 15 to 20. Sunday should be partly sunny.
Western New York faces colder Friday with snow near the Great Lakes and highs in the 20s. Catskills see wind, snow possible with highs near 30 and colder Saturday. Adirondacks expect windy, snowy conditions with highs in the 20s. Northern New England reports snow Friday and several inches, colder Saturday with more snow. Southern New England mostly cloudy Friday with light snow showers and highs in the 30s.
The state Department of Environmental Conservation records a 24 hour air quality index from two sites. The highest pollutant determines the daily index, which is rated good at 50. Health effects begin at 100.
On January 23, 1916 Browning Montana experienced the greatest one day temperature change in world history. Calm morning highs of 44 degrees were followed by a Siberian Express arctic air mass that plummeted the temperature to 56 degrees below zero overnight. Nearby locations reported 80 degrees at Fort Myers and 25 degrees at Alamosa.
Readers query the White House naming history from the President's House to Executive Mansion and official status in 1901. Other questions cover Soviet treaties via CIS successors and Russian Orthodox worship norms including standing. The piece cites Kid McCoy as the source of the real McCoy origin.
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