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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1990
Page
2
Cloudy periods with west to northwest winds 5 to 15 mph. Tonight low 40s to 45. Wednesday partly sunny 55 to 60. Extended outlook partly sunny with a chance of showers Thursday. Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers Friday and Saturday. Daily highs 55 to 60 and lows 35 to 40.
A period of mixed clouds and sun will cover Central New York with seasonable temperatures through the week. Lows 40 to 45 tonight, Wednesdays high around 60, lows 35 to 40, highs 55 to 60, with showers possible and fronts moving through. Snow and rain spread across the west and plains, a spring storm bringing up to 21 inches in Colorado, with watches and advisories in effect for several western states. Gary Gerew reports with weather service inputs.
Paula Thistle and her husband lured a suspect by posing as a date, arranging a meet at the Naval Academy. A campus officer questioned the driver and passenger, both enlisted Navy personnel, and handed them to their local commands as formal charges loom.
The Herald Journal invites readers to help fix factual inaccuracies in coverage. It provides a contact number 470-2265 for reporting errors and emphasizes a commitment to accuracy and fairness in reporting.
May brings warmer temperatures in Central New York as the lake blocks storms and rain eases after a snowy winter. Syracuse may reach 73 degrees by month’s end while lightning remains a top weather hazard. Follow safety tips indoors and away from tall objects during storms.
National Weather Service records show snowfall proceeding through 1902. The fragment provides weather guidance and cautions about safe practices, mentioning Tom Hanf of WSTM TV and WFBL radio as a meteorologist.
Maverick Soviet reformer Boris Yeltsin was in good condition after surgery for a slipped disc. Dr. Josep Llobet Tapies said prognosis is very good and recovery should be total, with 3 to 5 days in hospital. Yeltsin arrived in Barcelona to take part in a TV debate as a member of the Soviet Congress.
Regional forecasts show variable cloudiness with 30 percent showers chances. Winds NW 10 to 20 mph. lows mostly 35 to 45. Wednesday mostly sunny or partly sunny with highs 55 to 66 across Buffalo Jamestown Rochester Elmira Utica Rome Albany Catskills Hudson Valley New York City region.
Researchers from Albert Einstein College of Medicine report new evidence in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences showing antibodies may prevent mother to child transmission of HIV. The study suggests a diagnostic test to identify protective antibodies and notes potential vaccine avenues, with commentary from Dr. Arye Rubinstein and Dr. Anthony Fauci on implications.
Ozone is the most common pollutant tied to motor vehicle exhausts industry and fossil fuel combustion. Suspended particulates arise from industrial processes cremators coal burning plants auto exhausts and construction sites. Sulphur dioxide ranks third, produced by fossil fuel burning at home heating and industrial plants.
Syracuse area report shows high 73 and low 55 for Monday with a record high 87 in 1936 and low 27 in 1878. Precipitation trace Monday and a 409 inches April record, while yesterday’s record stands at 126 inches in 1953 and today 85 inches in 1206. Surface winds today from the east at 5 mph, aloft predicted NW at 26 mph at 6,000 feet and W at 30 mph at 12,000 feet with gusts to 80 mph at 25,000 feet. Hancock AP weather readings noted.
Fragmentary weather and forecast notes list phone lines 457 9000 455 6601 for inquiries from 8am to 5pm Monday through Friday. Includes references to Thruway Condition and radio frequency 162.550 MHz for weather updates and related services.
Small craft advisory issued for Lake Ontario Lake Erie and St Lawrence with northwest winds 15 to 25 knots chance of showers waves 2 to 4 feet tonight and Wednesday. winds shift to southwest 5 to 15 and 2 to 3 feet. Water temp Rochester 42 degrees. Question aside cites 1800 history note on 1854 New England flood crest of Connecticut River 10 28 feet 105 inches.
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