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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1999
Page
2
A high pressure system grants clear night skies across central New York with mild temperatures and partial cloudiness. A fast moving storm brings clouds and a few showers or thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon into Friday. Unsettled, humid conditions continue through the weekend before a cold front cools area for the Fourth of July.
Lakes east at 8 to 15 knots with waves under 1 mile prevailing. Lake Ontario southeast 10 to 20 knots with 1 to 3 foot waves and visibility under 1 mile amid showers. Finger Lakes winds southeast around 16 knots with 1 foot waves and visibility under 1 mile in afternoon showers.
A new weather update shows more rain likely in North Dakota as a soggy pattern persists. The Great Lakes and Tennessee Valley regions are expected to remain dry, while scattered showers touched the Northeast and mid-Atlantic regions earlier today.
The extended forecast tracks a slow moving cold front across the Southeast and southern Plains bringing more showers and flood risk. Heavy rains in Savannah Ga led to floods washing away cars and power outages. Gov Roy Barnes declared a state of emergency in one county. Dry conditions in the Great Lakes and Ohio Valleys contrast with potential severe weather in Kansas Arkansas Oklahoma and the Texas panhandle. Temperatures range from 35 in Jackson Wyoming to 111 in Bullhead City Needles California.
Market brief notes Fric moves from 60 percent to 18 percent with Suri at 38 percent and HMon. at 75 percent. A 20 point shift is reported affecting short term pricing and investor sentiment.
Precipitation trace noted Tuesday with 98 percent relevance. Report shows precipitation amount listed as 0.00 inches with unclear further details.
The August statistics include temperature 70.4 degrees, precipitation 3.81 inches, and zero snowfall. Record high 102 degrees in 1936, low 44 in 1546. Warmest 76.7 in 1955, coolest 67-2 in 1976.
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