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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1990
Page
2
Customer service hours are listed for delivery help and classified services. Local phone 470-0050. Long distance 1 800 451 6020. Advertising and career applications contact options included.
Wednesday draw update shows Daily Number 776 and WinFour 9692. Pick 10 results list numbers 1 3 15 18 22 23 26 26 31 39 42 45 46 52 59 63 67 70 71 79. Provided by The Associated Press.
Thickening clouds bring a 30 percent rain chance with a low near 35 to 40 tonight. Friday brings showers and possible thunderstorms with highs near 50 to 85. Extended outlook calls for variable clouds, showers through the weekend, and a mix of sun and showers early next week with similar temperature ranges.
The National Weather Service warns of increasing clouds and a 30 percent shower chance tonight in Central New York. Lows near 40, with heavy rain possible Friday afternoon and a thunderstorm as swifter weather moves in from the southwest. Highs near 50 to 55 tomorrow, mixed showers Saturday and Sunday, weekend lows 40 to 45, and highs 55 to 60. A separate report notes a tornado in northeast Texas, severe storms, and flooding threats across Texas, Oklahoma, and surrounding states with snow forecast in parts of the Rockies and mountains of New Mexico.
Nelson Mandela and F W de Klerk opened three days of negotiations between the ANC and the white government to ease decades of mistrust. Both sides urged peaceful talks, with Mandela urging equal participation and de Klerk stressing violence must end.
The AES Herald Journal notes its commitment to full fair and accurate coverage and invites readers to report factual inaccuracies by calling 470-2265 for corrections and clarifications.
Washington and Moscow discussed a new path to end Afghanistan’s conflict. The plan would see elections to form a government under Soviet acceptance while Najibullah could run if he first surrenders the war. Both sides relaxed but still differ on key points.
The region faces mostly cloudy skies with varying rain chances from 30 to 60 percent overnight into Friday. Temperatures tonight range from the mid 30s to mid 50s, with Friday bringing periods of rain and possible thunderstorms in many areas and highs mostly in the 50s.
The text cites ozone as the most common pollutant from motor vehicle exhausts and fossil fuel combustion. Suspended particulates are common in summer from industry incineration and construction. Sulphur dioxide is the third most common pollutant, generated by fossil fuel burning in homes and industrial plants.
Syracuse reports 56 high and 39 low on Wednesday with a record 88 set in 1944 and a 27 low from 1911. Normal highs 63, lows 42. No precipitation Wednesday or for May. Wind today south easterly 10 mph with gusts aloft up to 75 mph at 25 000 feet.
Maritime forecast notes Easterly winds 5-15 knots rising to 16-20 with morning rain chances and 1-3 foot waves on Lake Ontario. Friday 15-25 knot easterlies shifting to northeasterly 10-20 with 3-5 foot waves and rain. Wales temp near Rochester 42F. For St Lawrence, east winds 5-15 knots, tonight rain, Friday 15-25 knots turning easterly then northeasterly with rain and 2-3 foot waves. Lake Erie shows southeast winds 10-20 knots with possible after midnight rain and 1-2 foot waves, Friday 15-25 turning northeasterly with 2-3 foot waves, building to 3-5 feet later.
Microscopic water droplets attach to pollutants in the atmosphere in a phenomenon discussed by The Associated Press.
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