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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 2000
Page
7
Clouds clear tonight with a chilly night ahead. Tomorrow will be mostly sunny and windy. Thursday turns milder with partial sun and reduced wind. Friday and Saturday bring plentiful sunshine and pleasant conditions. Little to no precipitation expected this week. The planets and Moon pair with Jupiter in the late afternoon.
Western New York and Pennsylvania expect snow today while the Plains stay sunny. The East faces rain and snow with the central region forecast to clear and enjoy sunny skies.
An extended forecast describes a cold front sweeping the West Coast with snow in Western New York Pennsylvania and western Maine. Heavy rain in eastern Maine New Hampshire and Massachusetts and mostly sunny cool conditions in the Carolinas and Gulf Coast. Florida partly cloudy, Plains sunny with winds to 20 mph, Texas cloudy with widespread rainfall and floods, strong cold front across Washington Oregon and northern California, rainfall along Washington and Oregon coasts, storms in California moving toward Idaho. Temperatures range from 12 to 92 degrees across regions.
Strong winds complicate fall weather almanac readings with sparse foliage and reduced leaf fall. Remaining foliage stays near peak while gusts hinder outdoor activity and data collection.
Weather note cites Central New York figures showing forty percent sunshine and precipitation levels. The dated entry marks September Tuesday with a record of 40 percent, plus a marginal war time 1 percent reference.
The record shows heating degree days peaking at 673 in 1925 and dipping to 247 in 1947. Precipitation reached 8.29 inches in 1955 as the wettest year while the driest stood at 0.21 inches in 1963. Snowfall ranged from a high of 5.7 inches in 1988 to 0.0 inches in many years.
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