Weather Outlook With Storm Areas and Warm Temperatures
Thunderstorm activity targeted for the Pacific Northwest, northern Rockies, southern Florida, and upper Maine while other regions stay mostly fair. Clear and cold tonight with 40s lows. Wednesday sunny with highs upper 60s to low 70s north and low to mid 70s south. Near zero rain chance through Wednesday. Small craft advisory in effect with north to northwest winds 10 to 20 knots and 3 to 5 foot waves. Cleveland water temp 59 degrees.
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Weekend Weather Outlook with Showers and Warm Up
The forecast calls for showers Thursday ending Friday with cooler nights. Highs reach the upper 70s Thursday, then warmer Friday and Saturday with highs in the low to mid 80s and lows in the 40s to 60s.
Area man pleads guilty in threat letters to Carter
Cecil Roy Christy, 23, of Spencerville Road in Spencer Township, admitted threatening President Jimmy Carter in letters connected to Charles Manson and California Governor Jerry Brown. He was sent to a Springfield Missouri federal medical center for psychiatric tests and will be returned for sentencing. Christy described himself as a hard core Manson cultist and said Carter should die for Manson’s conviction. FBI agents arrested him at home last March.
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FIELD OPERATIONS AND HAYING OUTLOOK IN OHIO
Weather through Thursday supports cultivation and late planting with moderate to fast drying rates through Wednesday. Tomato and warm season transplants set well until Thursday afternoon heat may cause wilt. hay cut today should dry for harvest Thursday. Friday shower activity returns, mainly in the north. Check striped cucumber beetles in north and corn borer in tall south fields. cutworm activity may appear in corn.
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Ohio State Extension
Severe thunderstorms disrupt scattered U.S. weather pattern
The Associated Press reports scattered severe storms across New England, the Atlantic coast, the South, and New Mexico, with a tornado sighting northeast of Dallas. Temperatures ranged from 37 to 94 across locations, while forecasts show showers along coasts and inland spread across northern regions.
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New Life for Old Objects at New York Historical Society
The New York Historical Society restored 75 works including paintings sculpture furniture and folk art and current exhibit runs through December 31. The show documents revitalizing pieces such as Thomas Cole's Course of Empire the Peale Family Portrait and an 18th century silk parade banner with photographs and process notes.
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New York Historical Society
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Inflation Squeeze Triggers Rate Increase Across Services
Businesses announce higher rates amid ongoing inflation. The move affects customers and reflects broader cost pressures, signaling tighter budgets and adjusted pricing strategies in the current economy.
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