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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1990
Page
2
A newsroom note from CNN Herald Journal urges accuracy and fairness in reporting and invites readers to call 470-2265 to flag factual inaccuracies, reinforcing commitment to corrections and reliable coverage.
A Syracuse forecast calls for cloudy skies with snow and a low around 18 tonight. Tuesday will be cloudy with morning flames then afternoon sunshine and highs in the upper 20s. Extended outlook shows mostly sunny Wednesday with lows of 10 to 16 and highs of 30 to 35. Thursday remains mostly sunny with highs 40 to 45. Friday brings intervals of sunshine and a high near 45.
National Weather Service Hancock Airport reports light snow tonight with minimal accumulations and a drop to 15 degrees. Flurries persist Tuesday with a cloudy morning, partial sunshine later, highs in the upper 20s, then sunshine on Wednesday with 30 to 35 degrees. Nightly lows 10 to 15. Thursday warms to 40 to 45 with 15 degree nights and a Friday high near 45 as clouds return. Elsewhere, a disturbance from the Great Lakes brings flurries Tuesday morning and a Rockies storm system spawns rain in western Oregon and northern California while much of the nation sees varied mild to warm temperatures. The warmest spots reach the 80s in the Southwest with 83 degrees in Buckeye and Gila Bend, Arizona, and Presidio, Texas.
A diary of planetary storms details 62 deaths in Europe from recent wolent storms as warnings of more severe weather spread. Rescue services battle damaged dikes and flooded coastlines while Alaska Redoubt eruptions disrupt Anchorage and air travel. Earthquakes shake California and parts of Europe. mudslides kill in Peru. whales shot in New Zealand. oil spills taint shores and sanctuaries.
Readable weather notes show snow chances and low temperatures across multiple zones including Buffalo Jamestown Oswego Watertown Syracuse Albany and New York City regions. Tuesday trends point to partial clearing, sun after morning snow with highs mostly in the 20s to low 30s.
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A discussion notes that running at 22.4 mph yields only about 10 percent less wet than walking at 67 mph. It suggests speed changes raindrop exposure is limited. choosing a dry place matters more than speed, per Discover magazine.
The Syracuse report shows a high of 22 and a low of 9 for Sunday with a record daily high of 71 in 1976 and a low of 8 in 1948, plus 6 inches of snowfall on Sunday and 29 inches for March. Snowfall season totals reach 144 inches, with a season high 1612 inches in 1977-78 and a March low of 12 inches in 1962. Precipitation notes include 0.2 inch on Sunday and a March total of 106 inches, with daily today at 0.79 inch. Winds are listed as north at 6 mph, with varying upper-air speeds.
Forecast office provides end of day weather outlook and end of week conditions. Contacts include 457 9000 and 455-6601 for questions. Thruway advisory line 1-800-543-?872 offers toll free route updates. radio channel 162550 mHz carries the briefing.
Heating degrees measure energy needed to keep a home at 65 degrees by subtracting the daily average from 65. The table shows the month’s total so far and contrasts temperature differences between periods. The piece asks about convection, defined as energy transfer by fluid movement, and credits the Associated Press.
A historical note recalls a severe March cold wave in 1872 affecting the East Coast. New York City recorded 3 degrees and Boston around 8 degrees, marking it the coldest since March 1833 with widespread frigid conditions and sharp winds.
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