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Vi y 9351 7161 Kiev A Utah & The West TODAY HiLo W CITY TUESDAY Partly sunny and comfortable Septartxr 11 2004 All forecasts and maps provided by AcorWeather. Inc. O2004 s pc pc pc Recent U.S. weather highlights s c pc pc sh r t t t s What's up with the weather? pc pc pc DAVID JAMES answers your weather questions r DJAMESaHERALDEXTRA.COM c pc pc t s c pc t pc - Weather history rainfall totals across the southeastern result of moisture from Hurricane Some as aincluded 10.75 inches at Blackburg Knob, North Carolina, 10.09 inches at Goshen Inflows, Virginia, 15.81 inches at Chassahowitzka, Florida and 10.38 inches at the Tampa Bypass Canal in Florida. The moisture from Frances also drenched the Great Lakes and northeastern parts of the country. From 3 to 6 inches of rain were common in places such as Rochester, N.Y., and State College, Pa. In Borrego Springs, Calif., a flash flood from monsoonal rains oblit- erated a campground. The wall of water was 25 feet high. About 90 homes were damaged by water and mud in the De Anza area. Meanwhile, record heat visited nearly all of coastal Calif or-nas temperatures rose above 100 degrees. Juneau, Alaska had a record low of 30 degrees while Hilo, Hawaii hit a record 89 degrees. Sept 13: In 1940, heavy rain caused flood- ing in basements in Price and Helper. In hail hit St. George. In 1963, golf 1990, Provo was in the middle of a 5day ball-size- d heat in the upper siege of record-breakin- g 90s. Sun & moon o o o o First New, Sept 14 quarter Sept 21 FuS Last quarter Sept 28 Oct 6 la SUN HISES SETS 7:06 a.m. 7:38 p.m. 5:56 a.m. MOON 7:35 RISES 7:07 7:02 p.m. SETS a.m. 7:37 p.m. a.m. 7:58 p.m. National forecast Showers and thunderstorms win continue to spread over the South and the Southeast today as a frontal boundary persists over the region. More thunderstorms will push through the northern Plains. Sky watch , Tonight's Sky: Below Cygnus is Delphmus,theDobphin,asmall constellation looks much like a tiny dipper. It may be found jumpingout of the water just outside the Milky Way. Soute Jim Todd, Oregon Museum of Saew and Musty ' MBKUKY VENUS MARS JUPTTBI SATUtN RISES 5:40 3:28 ml a. 7KNajR. 737 a.m. ' SETS 702 pm 537 p 7:43 pjn. 76 p a. J. 5:00 pm Survey says resorts still need to work on enmonmental issues Ski Area Citizens Coalition's annual report: Despite best efforts, ski resort expansion harms mlderness THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PARK CITY, Utah Some ski resorts aren't doing so great when it comes to rnaintaining the great outdoors, according to a new survey. The Ski Area Citizens' Coalition annually releases report cards for ski resorts. The group acknowledges that resorts are making efforts to be environmental friendly, but run into problems when it comes to things like expansion. Resorts already take a big chuck out of the wilderness. Expansion means cutting down more trees to clear the way and to more water consumption to make snow. And there is also expansion m tte surrounding communities, where hotels and condo-miniuare built to house visitors. "On the one hand, the resorts are doing some really good environmental work. On the other, you're seeing so much into what were once wild areas that it's hard to get excited about their (environmental) recoi d," says Lisa Smith, executive director of the Salt Lake City based Save Our f ' Canyons. Sundance annua 'h' gets high will lead m -- marks from the coalition. The resort has not expanded, has added only minimal snowmak- ing and it has encouraged, and in some cases required, environmentally friendly practices in the surrounding community. Sundance got an "A" in this year's report. "I don't know a lot about what's happening at the other ; resorts, but I do know that Sundance is a little different," Sun-- . dance spokeswoman Julie Mack said "Recreation is a big part of our focus, but so is art and so is the etrvtronment.1' Deer Valley also has an extensive recyding program. The , , Park City resort also has water-an- d programs and thriving forest and wildlife inventories, Deer Valley president Bob Wheat on said, a The resort purchase wind power through Utah Power's "Blue Skies program. : "We dont beat our chests about it it's what we ought to be doing," Wheaton said of Deer Valley's environmental efforts. "But it's something we take seriously. There's an attention to detail And we do it everyday." Stin, Deer Vaney only got a C from the coalition, largely ' because of further expansion - v plans. ;'-'' Tte National Ski Areas Association adopted an envirccmen- - i tal charter called the Sustain- - "We don't beat our it's chests about it what we ought to be doing. But if s something V i - . ' ; t Slopes is still ; : ; i compliance. Wheaton said Sustainable a positive thing, v "Sustainable Slopes is one , more quorum, a platform for cexwersarjonamong ski operators," Wheaton said "As area ' managers come together, they f . we take seriously. can identify different issues and There's an attention to challenges. The SSP is a forum, an ideas exchange." detail.' Wheatort responds to the coalition's queries for the annu- Bob Wheaton al survey, but complains that the results can be misleading. president Deer Valley " "We make every effort to be accurate so people can look at ; able Slopes Program four years the facts and make a decision (about where ago to monitor practices at resorts. But environmentalists re-- : to ski)," he says. "But there's almam critical because there still ways inaccurate Wormarion is no standard, no regulations to there. That's where it's really ; follow and no penalties for non lacking." ( g 1 , |