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VT 1 ' y .( ,TT4 - forecasts and maps provided by AocuWeather, Inc O2004 pc sh pc s s pc r t When was the big Labor Day storm? 7 pc j' t sh sh s pc pc s s t pc pc pc s s Sept 6: In 1994, three Salt Lake Buzz baseball players got "buzzed" when they For s t the southwestern U.S., the big Labor weekend storm occurred in 1970. to a U.S. Geological Survey Report, "more rain fell on September 5, 1970, than on any other day in Arizona's or Utah's recorded weather history." Flash floods destroyed roads, bridges and ranches in southeastern Utah. Two people drowned in Utah Nearly 3 inches of rain fell in Provo in 2 days. In Arizona, it was the greatest natural disaster ever. Millions of dollars in damage occurred and 23 people drowned in the floodwaters. Workman's Creek received 11.4 inches of rauiin 1 day. Moisture from hurricane Norma was responsible for the 6 inches of rainfall at Bug Point, Utah near the Colorado-Uta- h border. Today's weath- er should be warm and dry. Weather history What's up with the weather? DAVID JAMES answers your weather questions DJAMESaHERALOEXTRA.COM were struck by lightning while playing golf in Riverton, knocking them to the ground. In 2002, a mudslide triggered by heavy rains hit a home in Alpine. Sun & moon O O Last quarter Sept 6 New Sept 14 GO Full First quarter Sept 21 Sept 28 ' RISES SETS . RISES am SETS c SUN 6:59 a.m. 7:50 p.m. 7:00 s MOON none 3:03 12:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. p.m. National forecast Frances will move across the Florida panhandle today, spreading flooding downpours over the regioa Thunderstorms will occur from the Upper Peninsula of Michigan to Texas ahead of a cold front. Sky watch Tonight's Sky: The Moon reaches Last Quarter phase at 8:11 am PUT. Luna rises at 10:45 pm unj, iransn at o:oo am, ana sets at 3:12pm. 7:48 p.m. Source: Jim Todd, Oregon Museum of Science and Industry rises MErCUKY 5:33a.m. VENUS 3:19 a.m. MARS 7:14a.m. Mma 757 a SATURN 2:46 a.m. sets .7:03 p.m. 5:38 p.m. 8:00p.m. 8:20p.m. 5:25 p.m. Four NFL teams to keep an eye on in 2004 happens every year. In a league that turns preseason logic into regular-seaso- n lunacy, surprise teams come out of nowhere. Consider: The Rams went' e finish in 1998 to from a a Super Bowl title a year later behind some guy named Kurt Warner. The Ravens go from 8 in '99 to a Super Bowl title in 2000. The Patriots pull off a in 2001. The Panthers go from last place to the Super Bowl in 2003. Will the trend continue in 2004? The feeling here is that well actually take a year off from the unconventional, that the Patriots and Eagles will make it to Super Bowl XXXIX in Jacksonville, Fla. And that the Patriots will win it all and stake pari-drive- n last-plac- He showed solid improvement last year and now is ready to Bob Glauber Newsday . their claim as the NFL's newest dynasty. But if we're in for some surprises, then here are the four teams that could make it happen: 8-- Houston Texans st The Texans were a pathetic excuse for a team in 2002, their first year of operation. They finished with quarterback David Carr spending more time on his back, courtesy of an NFLrecord 76 sacks, than he did throwing passes. Carr is now in position to put his experience to good use. (Pay ing attention, Tom Coughlin?) 2, then-rooki- take the next step with an offense that includes promising ninning back Dbmanick Davis, an unknown until last year's 1,031-yar-d performance. ' Jacksonville Jaguars overall pick, especially in light of what's happened at the defensive end position. Tony Brackens was released because of persistent knee problems, and Hugh Douglas was released because he's way past his prime. The Jaguars acknowledged they made a mistake by signing Douglas to a free-agedeal last year, and they cut: their losses with his release Tuesday. Their five remaining defensive ends combined for just one sack last year. One! nt The Jaguars are a trendy pick to make their move, mostly because n of second-yea- r quarterback Leftwich, who took over last season for veteran Mark By-ro- Seattle Seahawks BruneS. Leftwich has a terrific arm and plenty of potential, and he OK, so maybe Matt Hassek did get a receiver this beck should have kept his mouth shut during the coin toss of last year in Reggie Williams. We think the Jags reached way too season's playoff game against high for Williams witfi the ninth the Packers. first-roun- d Hasselbeck won the toss and promptly told the referee, who had his microphone on for all the world to hear, that the would take the ball and would win the game. Oops. But you have to like Hassel-beck- 's moxie, even if the did lose the game. The experience will serve the well, especially with the Rams struggling and the NFC West theirs for the taking. The challenge for Seattle is not on offense, where Hasselbeck is on the verge of becoming an elite quarterback. It's on defense, where injuries to Kne--' backer Chad Brawn (broken leg) and cornerback Troy Vincent (knee) are putting pressure on a unit that often was overmatched last season. Sea-haw- Sea-haw- Sea-haw- Minnesota Vikings Now here's the team that really has a chance to make some heads turn. When we last looked in on the Vikings, they were in the midst of a stunning loss to Arizona in last year's regular-seasofinale. The Vikings, who had started 6-slipped to 7 and were wiped outof playoff contention by virtue of the Arizona loss. The Vikings addressed a chronic need at cornerback by swiping Antoine Winfield away from the Jets during free agency, and the emergence of defensive lineman Kevin Williams wifl go a long way toward complementing an offense that features QB Daunte Culpepper and receiver Randy Moss. n 9-- Jail |