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Syracuse Forecast Report From Syracuse Newsroom
Mostly cloudy with a low near 38 tonight. Thursday remains cloudy with rain likely and a high around 45. Extended outlook shows rain or snow likely Friday and Sunday, with sunny intervals Saturday. Lows near 30 Friday and 25 to 30 Saturday and Sunday. Daily highs mid 30s.
Weather Outlook Sees Cloudy Wet Weekend Ahead
A storm over the Great Lakes ends the stretch of good weather briefly with forecast of mostly cloudy Syracuse skies tonight and a low around 35 to 40. Thursday stays cloudy with afternoon rain likely and a mid 40s high. Rain or snow is likely Friday and Sunday with some sun Saturday. daily highs in the mid to upper 30s and overnight lows near 30 to 25.
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Moynihan's tax cut plan stirs Capitol Hill debate
Congress returns with Moynihan's proposal to roll back Social Security taxes by 62 billion over two years. Republicans warn of a tax cut bidding war as Democrats weigh political mileage and hearings. Senator Lloyd Bentsen plans early hearings to test seriousness without commitment.
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Corrections Note Corrects DWI Arrests and Concert Prices
Herald-Journal corrects errors in a list of DWI charges. Claude G. Arnold was not arrested Jan. 7 and picked up his sister-in-law Margaret L. Blakley, who was charged with DWI early Jan. 7 in Geddes. Concert ticket prices for K d Lang at Landmark Theatre were misstated at 16.50.
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Panamanian cocaine story sparks tamale confusion
U S officials and Pentagon spokesmen disputed claims that a cocaine cache was found in a guest house tied to Noriega during the Panama invasion. Lab tests later showed the substance was not cocaine and may have been tamales or a bonding material used in voodoo rituals. NORIEGA IS awaiting trial in Miami on drug trafficking and racketeering charges.
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Weather forecast snapshot for Upstate New York regions
Regional forecast reports cloudy skies and cooler nights across Buffalo Olean Jamestown Rochester Elmira Corning Oswego Watertown Syracuse Utica Rome and Binghamton areas. Rain chances rise to 60 to 100 percent Thursday with highs around 40 to 45 degrees and southerly to westerly winds.
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Weather outlook across upstate and NYC regions
Temperatures remain in the mid to upper 30s tonight with increasing clouds. Thursday brings widespread rain with 80 to 100 percent chances in several zones and highs around 40 to 50 degrees. fog probable and lighter winds noted in some areas.
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Syracuse Weather Snapshot With Temperature and Snowfall
Syracuse reports Tuesday high 40 and low 30 with a 61 degree record from 1953 and a 14 degree low from 1907. Snowfall shows 16.1 inches Tuesday and 936 inches this season, with seasonal record 16.2 in 1977-78 and January low 14 inches in 1933. Precipitation Tuesday trace and January total 0.96 inch, with daily and monthly records noted. Winds southeast 5-25 mph today, forecast winds up to 118 mph at 25,000 feet. Forecast numbers and contact lines included for tape notes and thrice daily weather broadcasts.
Temperature drop in January 1976 shocks US records
In January 1976 the United States saw a dramatic temperature drop with Browning Montana reporting a fall from 56 degrees to 44 degrees below. The nationwide drop reached about 100 degrees in certain areas, highlighting extreme cold.
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