Forecast Outlook Monday to Wednesday with showers
The extended forecast calls for a chance of showers and thunderstorms Monday and Tuesday, with fair conditions on Wednesday. Morning lows range from 60 to 65 degrees Monday and Tuesday, cooling to the 50s Wednesday. Highs will be upper 70s to mid 80s Monday, then mostly in the 70s Tuesday and Wednesday.
Weather data snapshot and temperature records
The item lists sunrise and sunset times, historic temperature extremes including a 97 high in 1955 and a 52 low in 1960, normal high of 82, and yesterday’s high 33 and low 58. It notes today dawn at 6 23 a m and references tomorrow.
Weather Summary for the Month and Winds
Precipitation for the month 8.96 inches and year 27.42 inches with deviations 5.70 and 6.40. Today northwest to west winds 10 to 20 knots, waves 2 to 4 feet. Tonight west to southwest winds 10 to 20 knots, waves 2 to 4 feet.
Severe storms sweep Rockies to Atlantic with record rains
Rain stretched from the Rocky Mountains to the East Coast on Friday as showers and thunderstorms rolled across the central Rockies, southern Plains, lower Mississippi Valley, Tennessee Valley, Kentucky, lower Great Lakes, and into the Atlantic states. Mount Holly New Jersey reported 90 mph winds, heavy rain and hail. Delawares Media logged 2.10 inches in an hour. Oaklyn 3.40 inches and Mount Holly 3.54 inches. Upstate New York counties Yates, Seneca and Ontario and West Virginia Wayne County saw flooding and road closures.
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Federal action cuts aid to nearly 600 U S schools
About 558 schools in 40 states plus D C will lose some federal student aid programs for fiscal 1990 due to default rates above 40 to 55 percent. Schools may regain eligibility by lowering defaults, while 121 institutions face bans after three straight years of high default levels. The list highlights Ohio institutions with 35 percent defaults.
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Brain difference found in homosexual men supports biological orientation
UCLA researchers Laura Allen and Roger Gorski report that the anterior commissure is about 34 percent larger in homosexual men than in heterosexual men, a finding published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. They cite early brain development and prenatal hormones as likely factors shaping sexual orientation.
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