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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 2004
Page
8
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Ulster Daily items with unclear names and numbers. The readable bits hint at a local update or weather index and a civic note, but specifics are obscured. No clear event or person details are established in the legible text.
Fragmented forecast text across regions delivers a chaotic five day outlook. Elyria shows patchy clouds tonight and sunny periods today with improving conditions. The report references wind, seas, and a cool front sweeping the East Coast bringing cooler showers to the Northwest later.
Storm surge and heavy rain flood Shacko Bottom in Richmond Virginia as floodwaters sweep through homes and businesses. Rescue crews pull people from marooned cars and water depths rise near the James River while officials close 20 blocks and assess the area for safety.
Governor Mark Warner called the Shockoe Bottom flood damage vast and warned of millions in losses. He planned to seek federal aid declaring a state of emergency as rain totals exceeded forecasts and lingered over Richmond.
American astronomers report two of the smallest exoplanets yet found orbiting nearby stars, roughly Neptune sized at 14 to 18 times Earth, in a Tuesday announcement. Two U.S. teams using Hawaii and Texas telescopes led the discoveries, challenging European claims earlier this week.
NASA announced a new class of extrasolar planets comparable in size to Earth and Neptune. The planets are smaller than gas giants and may be rocky like Earth rather than gaseous, suggesting a different composition from typical Jupiter-sized worlds.
Frances roared toward the Bahamas and the U.S. southeast after brushing Puerto Rico with 140 mph winds. Residents hunkered down as surf pounded shorelines, with many staying home to endure the storm while others stacked sandbags and prepared for potential flooding.
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