19 May 1999
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1999
Page
1
A cold front moves westward across the region bringing clouds and possible showers with a thunder rumble. Tonight clouds break with peaks of sun tomorrow and increasing clouds Friday as a low pressure area approaches. Saturday offers clouds and some sunshine with chances of showers. planetary references Mercury Venus Mars Jupiter noted.
Winds near 10-20 knots with 2-3 foot waves and 1-3 mile visibility. In Lake 2 winds shift to 27 12-25 knots with 3-5 foot waves and reduced visibility. Finger Lakes forecast shows westerly winds 10-20 knots, 1-2 foot waves, and 13 miles visibility.
A storm system moved across the East early today bringing scattered rain fog and thunderstorms from New England to Florida. Heavy downpours with localized flooding possible as the complex tracks southeastward through the region.
The extended forecast tracks gusty winds hail and heavy rain across the Southeast and Great Lakes with a northern storm in the Dakotas Minnesota and Rockies. Occasional showers in Upstate New York and coolerdowns in the Northeast. Highest US temp Tuesday reached 100 in Gila Bend Arizona. Gunnison Colorado dipped to 25.
May Wadi presents a record of sunshine and precipitation for Central New York. The report details percentage sun exposure and rainfall totals across the region, highlighting patterns in daily weather and notable deviations from seasonal norms.
The snippet provides a weather forecast idea for the coming week with a morning humidity or precipitation note of 73 percent and a predicted trend described as Trate. Additional specifics on days temperatures or locations are not readable.
The report lists June normals and record figures for climate data. It cites average temperature 65.3 degrees, precipitation 3.79 inches, and trace snow. Record highs and lows include 100 degrees in 1934, 34 degrees in 1925, with warmest and coolest values recorded as 73.2 in 1949 and 69.3 in 1978 respectively.
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