Weather forecast outlook for early week
The forecast calls for showers and rain chances Monday into Wednesday. Monday brings likely rain with highs around the 50s and lows near the upper 30s. Tuesday is expected to be fair with highs in the 40s and lows in the 30s. Wednesday remains unsettled with cooler temperatures in the 40s and few details remaining uncertain.
Weather Summary With Wind and Wave Details
South winds to 35 knots shift to southwest in afternoon with 10 foot waves. Tonight winds fade to 15 20 knots by daybreak and waves drop to 3 5 feet. Precipitation data notes monthly 4.84 inches and yearly 42.52 inches, with aviation and deviation figures 3.14 and 10.94 inches respectively.
Weather data snapshot with sunrise and temps
Yesterday and today sun times listed with record highs and lows from past years. Normal high and a prior year's temps shown. Today sunrise at 7.24 a.m. and sunset at 5.03 p.m.
Tornadoes strike Louisiana and snow hits several states
Tornadoes ripped through Louisiana on Friday with a schoolteacher injured in Thibodaux after a funnel cloud. A twister hit a Bayonne trailer park with no injuries. Strong storms and high winds affected the Gulf Coast, Utah, Minnesota, and Wyoming with heavy snow and storm advisories across the region.
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Ex-Klansman Extradition Delayed by Ohio Court
Bennie Jack Hays, 76, accused as an accomplice in a Alabama Ku Klux Klan lynching, won a stay on extradition from the Ohio 2nd District Court of Appeals while appealing. Attorney Richard Kerger said the court retains rights to appeal before extradition. Hays asserts illness prevents travel. court grants additional briefing time for both sides.
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Ohio lawmakers push DWI license seizure bills and liquor reforms
Ohio lawmakers advanced a measure allowing immediate seizure of driving licenses for first time DUI cases with tests above 10 percent or refusals, plus a separate bill to move liquor licenses within counties. The actions accompany budget talks and other legal reforms ahead of December reconvening.
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