Weather Update Showers Expected With Mild Temperatures
Southwesterly winds 10 to 20 mph. Partly cloudy skies with a low near 50s to mid 50s. Brisk winds and considerable sunshine are expected, with a high around 75 to 80 degrees.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1990
Page
2
Southwesterly winds 10 to 20 mph. Partly cloudy skies with a low near 50s to mid 50s. Brisk winds and considerable sunshine are expected, with a high around 75 to 80 degrees.
Saturday's forecast calls for mostly sunny skies with temperatures rising from the mid 50s to around 60 at night and a high near the upper 70s. The day should be warm and pleasant with light winds and no precipitation expected.
West winds gust up to 40 mph across the Northeast as warm air rises and mixes with cooler air near the surface. Sunny coastal skies contrast with mountain clouds and early showers in northern sections as conditions shift through the day.
Forecasters say a high pressure system from the Tennessee Valley will push off the Atlantic Coast Saturday bringing mostly sunny skies. Overnight low 50 to 55 tonight, Saturday high 75 to 80, with a warm spell continuing into early next week. A chance of showers Monday and Tuesday. Gary Gerew reports.
Syracuse report lists today temperatures with a high and low left blank, cites a record high of 85 in 1951 and record low of 28 in 1984, notes normal highs, and provides monthly extremes. It also details surface and upper wind speeds at multiple altitudes, including SW 10-20 mph on the surface and WNW to 85 mph aloft.
The report notes peak color in the Adirondacks with bright red orange green and yellow while Catskills show 45 to 50 percent change. Finger Lakes at mid point display red gold orange with light purple and 1000 Islands Seaway nearing peak in bright red orange with green and yellow. Hudson Valley approaches mid point with bright yellow and orange red in northern areas and still green with color touches in Surmeril dead State Dept of Economic Dew
Environmentalists Carole King and John Oates joined a Missoula Alliance for the Wild Rockies news conference to push banning logging mining and road building on 13 million acres of Northwest public lands. King urged stopping federal spending on land destruction to avoid higher taxes. The group targets Idaho Montana Wyoming Oregon and Washington.
The Syracuse area shopping center in central New York became the first enclosed mall. It marked a landmark shift in retail design as shoppers gained climate controlled access to stores under one roof.
Retired Marine brigadier general UU John Groff, choreographer Norbert Vesak, and former Pennsylvania official Leonard C. Staisey are among listed obituaries. Also noted are Serge G. Lapin, Charanjit Singh, Alexe Cepicka, Russell Thatcher, and Harry Clay Blaney with brief biographical mentions. Other obituaries appear on Page B4.
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