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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 2000
Page
2
A cold start gives way to a warmer, sunny spell across central New York. Temperatures rise into the 60s by Wednesday and stay sunny through Friday. The forecast emphasizes clear skies and steadily warming daytime highs.
National forecast calls for lake effect rain and snow across New York and Ohio with further cold conditions nationwide. Moisture off the Great Lakes targets Pennsylvania Maryland West Virginia and New York while New England Maine may see rain and mix with light snow. Temperatures span from 10 to 97 degrees across the lower 48 with widespread 40s to 70s and a mix of sun and showers through midweek.
An almanac notes strong winds and widespread plant and ink damage. It cites moderate unhealthy and hazardous air quality warnings with an index based on sulfur dioxide, creone, suspended particles, and carbon monoxide from two sites over 24 hours.
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