Extended weekend forecast with snow chances and mild temps
The forecast calls for snow likely Friday with lows in the 20s and highs in the 30s. Saturday offers a chance of snow or flurries with similar temperatures, and Sunday again with flurries. Sunrise around 7:42 am and sunset 4:58 pm.
Front Dumps Rain Across Northwest and Plains
A cold front moved east across the Pacific Northwest bringing rain to Washington and northern California while delivering rain to the southern Plains. The system dumped heavy snow Tuesday in Oregon, Washington, and Idaho and was forecast to bring more snow and strong winds into Wyoming, Montana, and Colorado, with snow also expected in northern Minnesota and frigid temperatures in the Northeast. A high wind watch covered parts of northwest and southeast Wyoming and northern Colorado, and a winter storm watch was issued for western Wyoming.
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U.S. temperatures and lottery numbers summary
A fragmented OCR snippet lists weather related figures and lottery numbers. Includes Pick 3 1 28 Pick 4 arte Bucayo 5 11 13 16 21 23 plus Super Lotto tonight’s jackpot 16 million. Pa Wild Card 3 09 10 21 33 44 with 26 as wildcard. Deadly number 9 5 4 Big 4 41 47.
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Ohio High Court probes Ohio redistricting case sweeps court
The Supreme Court heard arguments on whether Ohio’s redistricting hurt suburban black voters. Republicans defend the map as race used for compliance with federal law. Democrats warn of diminished black influence. Justices pressed legality and intentions amid population realignments.
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Gateway chief cites options to cover arena cost overrun
Gateway executive director Thomas Chema said a $965000 overrun on heating and air conditioning for the $117 million arena can be covered by other contracts in the project. Reliance Mechanical’s $11.4 million bid was $700000 under the second bid but exceeded the budget for the work by $965000.
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