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The rainfall flood forced the closure of the monument reported the following new records: 7.10 inches at Genoa Dam, Wise; 15.10 . entrance stranding 25 people for six hours. inches at Hokah, MN; and 7.95 inches at La Crescent Dam, MN; Rockford, Illinois has now had its wettest month ever with nearly 14 inches of rain falling this month. While it is has been very & wet in the midwest and northern Plains, k has still been very, dry in the southeast US. Same August precipitation totals to date are 7 J6 indies DAVID JAMES answers ' in the Twin Cities, 9 J6 inches in Chicago, 7.83 in FuN First quarter List quarter , New your weather questions Milwaukee, 8.59 in Geveland, 6.41 in Des Moines, Atof.24 Sapt.11 Sept 19 SspLl: OlAIASaMt MlOtXTM c out &04 in Detroit and 5.85 in Sioux Falls. Some dry TOMORROW totals so far this month indude 0.16 of an Inch in . BSCS . 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Keith Ridler town are worth millions of dollars, biit the latest evacua tion orders also include mobile home parks, BOISE, Idaho Firefight- ers in central Idaho braced for Highway 75 runs of high winds south down the center of the on Sunday that have fanned Wood River Valley, and so far a wildfire and forced the the fire has been kept to the evacuation of more than 1,000 west of the highway, homes. Thomas said fire managers The Castle Rock Fire burn-are staying alert for any spot ing near the mountain town of fires on the east side of the Ketchum surged past prede-highway. She said spot fires termined points late Saturday, ' will be immediately attacked bid on Sunday officials Hid .. with helicopters and whatever crews are available to prevent no structures have been lost the start of a second large and no one has been seriously blaze. retired. "It would be bad. Thomas Today is a critical day for Hid. There are a lot of homes the fire, said Julie Thomas, tire Information officer for the over there. It could go a long Sawtooth National Forest. It ways. Our goal is to keep this fire on the west side of High- (hone winds do what theyre way 75. to do our best to get predicted to do, our concern is the fire will burn down to through this day. Gov. CL "Butch Otter, Highway 71 who had been in Oklahoma The lightning caused Tire had grown to 40 square miles, visiting Idaho troops being Thomas said the main concern deployed to Iraq, cut short his was embers blown ahead of trip Sunday to return to Idaho, His spokesman. Jon Hanian, the blaze that can start new said Otter was flying straight fires. She said engines sta- tc central Idaho Sunday after- boned at homes have put out noon. such fires within 200 yards of Authorities in Blaine County, buildings. where the fire is burning, an- Some of the evacuated tnmes near the tony mountain nounced Sunday that most : - (m( 55fx.AMp mbs - north-asecondd- -- 4 schools will be closed Monday and Tuesday. Before Saturday's high winds, firefighters had three days of relative calm and ere- sled backbums as barriers to advancing flames. Those days of hard work, putting in burnouts, really have paid off with this wind, Thomas said. Another 100 homes re- - mained under a mandatory American Red Goa for Idahoi evacuation order from last Thomas said the Wood River weekend. A shelter was set up Valley had thick smoke Sun- at s former high school to the day, and local officials have recommended outdoor activi- south, in the town of Hailey, said Dick Rush, CEO of the ties be curtailed. |