Record high and low humidity and sunrise sunset notes
Today reports sunrise at 7 32 a m and sunset at 4 59 p m with southwest winds 10 to 20 knots and waves 3 to 5 feet. Tonight winds shift to 10 to 20 knots with rain likely west half and a chance of rain east half and waves 4 to something feet.
Shortened shopping season could mean bargains this year
San Jose reports a late Thanksgiving reduces shopping days, likely delaying price cuts. Retailers vary by strategy as strong sales may steady discounts while weak demand prompts earlier markdowns. Seasonal items like Santa shirts and luxury toys flag as ripe declines. durable goods stay firm. Sears runs a 10 percent off wrap-up sale nationwide to spur early buying.
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Early Black Friday shoppers crowd Kmart and nearby stores
Fernandez predicted Ames sales near 30 to 40 thousand dollars as Thanksgiving deals drive crowds. At Kmart, shoppers like Justin Branham and Millie Gonzalez said shopping early eases pressure and ensures selection while others visit to compare prices with Wal-Mart, which was closed on Thanksgiving.
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Snowy start helps Elyria road crews clear streets
Weather eased Thursday as 2 to 2.5 inches of snow fell before noon. Elyria street chief Chuck Fair said salt worked quickly with temperatures in the mid 40s and no icing. ODOT crews in Lorain County used fourteen trucks to clear main roads by midday, aided by warm temps and Thanksgiving traffic.
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Food Bank Faces Short Surpluses As Need Grows In Area
The Food Bank reports about 77 570 pounds of food distributed monthly with 41 832 free meals served in Lorain County. Christ Episcopal Church and City View Center provide hot meals weekdays, while 125 organizations in Lorain Huron and Erie counties receive supplies. Donations come from Second Harvest grants churches and individuals, plus a $12 000 annual budget.
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