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There were 9 days with thunderstorms and the most rainfall occurred on the 19th with 021 inch. With only 1 month left in the 2003-- . 2004 water year, 16.70 inches of moisture have been measured in Provo. The average is 1829 inches for the period Even if rain does not fall in September, this will be the wettest water year of the past 5 years. Bring the rain on anyway! The 7248 pc 8877 pc 8666 pc 8774 c 9077 t 7055 t 8879 pc 6755 pc 6648 pc 8369 pc 9475 pc 9777 s 9073 s 8875 s 8363 s 8674 sh 6654 pc 7760' PC 7153ipc 7857 c 7859Ipc U Sun&moon o o o o Last quarter New Sept 6 Sept 14 30-ye- ar 0JAMESaHERAlDEXTRA.COM I forecasts and maps provided by AccuWeather, Inc. 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Skywatch 1 Tonight's Sky Saturday morning, ISS is visible at 5:51 a.m. moving from WNW to SE at altitude of 51 degrees at magnitude of 0.6. " MERCURY Source Jim Todd, Oregon Museum of Some and Industry VENUS MARS JUPITER SATURN RISES un. am un. 8fl6:jn 256 am 5:41 3:16 7:16 SETS 7:07 p.m. 5:38 p.m. ftOIpjn. 8:31 pjn. 5:36 p.m. Chase for top 10 takes California spotlight the final spot held by Ryan Newman are bunched within 45 points. Adding to the drama, The FONTANA, Calif. Bobby Labonte is just one point ahead of Newman and eighth-plac- e duimpionsnip can wait. Never has there been so much attenKevin Harvick is five tion on 10th place in NASCAR's ahead. "I'd say we've got 15 top 10 premier stock car series. With two races left in what's teams, Jamie McMurray, tied been dubbed the "Race for the with Dale Jarrett for 14th, said. Even Elliott Sadler, in seventh Chase," five drivers are within striking distance of a top 10 poplace and 101 points ahead of sition that would make them eli- Newman, is a little nervous. "We made up a lot of ground gible for NASCAR's new "Chase for the Nextel Cup" play- in the chase last week at Bristol off format. with a fifth-plac-e run," Sadler The top 10 drivers in the said. "I know I didnt win that race, but I sure felt like I did. standings after next week's race in Richmond will be the "With just two races left until only ones eligible to compete for the playoffs, I know I will also the season championship over be a little more conscious on the final 10 races of the season. restarts and try not to put myself in a bad situation." Going into Sunday's Pop Secret 500 at Calif crnia SpeedSadler still remembers a flat tire last month at Michigan that way, the five drivers closest to Mike Harris THE ASSOCIATED PRESS . EE cost him dearhy in the points. "That's just part of racing," he said. "You can do everything perfect on some days and still not have the good outcome you expect." That thought isn't comforting for any of the drivers racing for atop 10 spot. McMurray, docked 25 points early this season when his team brought a car with an unapproved rear window to Bristol, also has failed to finish six races this season and considers binir self lucky to still be in the running. "If I could just have 10 points for each of my six DNFs (did not finish), we'd be in the top 10," McMurray said. "It's all about finishing. The points-systerewards guys that are consistent. If you can't do that, you don't deserve to be there airy- j way." And last year's top rookie figures that isn't going to change at California or Richmond. "I think it's going to come down to who doesnt have trouble in these next two races," he said. "Of those seven cars from eighth to 15th, someone is going to have trouble. Whoever doesn't is who is going to be in the top 10." Newman, who fell out of the top 10 last month and has barely managed to get back in, is trying not to put too much heat on himself or his team. "The points battle is really ' tight, but we, as a team, dont put any pressure on ourselves, Newman said. "We do all we can every weekend. That's an I can ask of these guys. If we put in a sincere effort, the points wffl work themselves out." ';' Ryan Newman climbs from his car after Krff;i;-('.-.,- , MIKE MCCARNAssociated Press qualifying at Lowe's s Motor Speedway in Concord.N.d in this May 27 photo. The top 10 driven in the standings after next week's race in Richrhond will be the only ones eligible to compete for the season championship over the final 10 races of the season. . |