| OCR Text |
Show DAILY HERALD AM Hi Ms. ID) Id) 9075 7853 Algiers Amsterdam 5550 Ankara 7342 Athens 7260 Auckland 6754 9465 Baghdad 9075 Bangkok 9073 Barbados. 5945 Beijing Beirut 8469 . 7152 Belgrade -.Berlin 5647 ' Bermuda 7660 6651 Bogota Brussels 6046 6749 Budapest Buenos Aires 8159 Cabq San Lucas 8663 Cairo 8860 3718 Calgary Cancun 9070 Caracas 7956 Casablanca 6948 . 5045 Copenhagen Damascus 8546 Dakar 9278 Dublin 5645 5243 Edinburgh Edmonton 3613 8069 fii Frankfurt '5346 Acapulco Geneva Grand Cayman Guadalajara Guam Halifax Hanoi Havana Helsinki Hong Kong Istanbul Jakarta Jerusalem Johannesburg Kabul Karachi Kiev Kingston lima Lisbon London Madrid Managua Manila Martinique Mazatlan Melbjrne Mexico City Milan Montego Bay Monterrey Montreal Moscow Nairobi Nassau New Delhi Nice Osaka Oslo Ottawa Panama City Paris Prague Quebec City Quito Recife Rio de Janeiro Riyadh Rome Santiago Santo Domingo Seoul Shanghai Singapore St. Petersburg St .Thomas Stockholm Sydney Tahiti Taipei Tehran Tel Aviv Tokyo . bit of rain and snow Variably cloudy, a shower in 35 Tffi ; Crt m maybe a shower c Highlow c pc 6552 6452 Provo-BY- sh Provo-Airpo- pc s' Salt Uke City 6450 pc. Ogden pc HeberCity Orem - Utah Lake 6347 5344 6452 pc pc Spanish Fork Richfield pc r HighLow 6236 6135 5937 6135 6128 5936 6036 6228 6252 .. ' 6046 ' pc Extremes pc UTAH pc High: 65 at Zion National Park Low. 27 at Brian Head pc pc s 1.77 3.88 1.77 1.02 2.81 1.02 Trace 2.42 1.37 2.42 1.37 OREM Trace 4.17 1.35 4.17 1.35 U38 4.79 1.41 4.79 1.41 2.13 1.33 2.13 1.33 'Trace 3.07 1.84 3.07 1.84 FORK 0.87 4736 4i ' TOOELE IDAHO FALLS 4933 - 9 4831 RENO pc 5131 ELKO . . pc .. " c LAS VEGAS r 6050 , sh si) it it 6854 pc sh .5430 9 ' 7050 s FE c 5949 4729 6539 7965 7459 9266 6752 7443 8669 5943 7255 8671 4534 8777 4434 6846 8469 7764 7457 8668 5750 5339 c CRESCENT FREMONT JUNCTION RIVER 4429 5233 9 RICHFIELD 9 I 9 4631 r.. ARCHES Vegas Lexington 5233 Little Rock 9 Los 5435 SEVIER 4631 ft I BEAVER LASCRUCES Las 9MOAB 9 9 2 Angeles Louisville Madison, Wl Weather (W): 5032 5743 6752 0.19 6543 4028 4739 T 8261 7462 6641 5836 8573 0.24 8770 6043 6543 5204 0.04 5638 8366 0.07 8065 5239 T 6046 5642 0.04 5538 5338 5944 9073 8874 5642 5948 5241 4828 4623 5132 5533 0.01 6436 6660 T 6256 7261 8162 5333 6536 6253 6456 7255 7458 6156 0.02 6856 6654 T 6148 5421 6229 8472 0.01 8470 6353 0.16 6654 7039 6536 6053 0.01 7160 6048 6453 5450 4739 775 9 0.01 7854 5445 5644 T 6961 3331 70760 YESTERDAY s MedfordOR sh sn Memphis t Midland Milwaukee pc pc pc sh t sh r Miami New Orleans New York Norfolk Okla. City pc Omaha s s . Orlando s Philadelphia sh Phoenix r Pittsburgh Pocatello Providence PrtlndME PrtJn4 0R Pueblo t sh c c c ' ; pc s pc pc pc r Raleigh Rapid City Reno 6147 Salem, OR 5447 San Antonio 8976 San Diego 6255 San Francisco 5948 San Jose 6146 San Juan 8573 Santa Fe 6448 Savannah 7754 Seattle 5643 8770 Shreveport Sioux City 6050 5333 Spokane IL 6456 Spmgfld. 7965 Spmgfld, MO St Louis 6660 5946 Syracuse , Tallahassee 8456 8565 Tampa Toledo, OH 6555 Sacramento ; pc r pc sh c sf r sn : ' ' pc t ; c 60750 Nashville i, pc t Rodcford Montgomery 1 W Richmond Mobile ' TODAY HiLo Precip HiLo 50235 5642 8169 0.14 8056 8472 8573 T 7465 0.03 8059 6053 5550 6458 "r 5343 T 8467 pc 8267 8264 t 8564 7666 0.20 7462 t 8667 pc 8769 5646 s 6152 60749 c 6446 7363 0.49 8064 t 6052 0.01 7458 r 8466 pc 8465 6045 pc 6447 6854 r 8066 6851 6048 pc' 6439 0.04 4736 r 5335 s 6038 5229 s 6335 5446 sh 5848 7733 0.04 7636 pc 5954 r 6546 7041 pc 6640 5131 c 4929 6547 0.02 6246 c Minneapolis s 3313 6052 4741 0.22 4222 5948 0.11 6244 pc 5846 0.20 5436 r ' 5650 6049 c 50734 sh 5724 5246 0.01 5V49 sh 5639 pc 6542 5427 4635 sh 8672 0.15 8674 pc 8971 8872 pc 6157 T 6857 c 8564 pc 8666 8063 t 8056 4337 0.75 4539 r 7564 t 6759 6351 0.05 6050 sh 7157 0.33 7058 c 7670 0.46 8265 t 6353 0.68 6652 pc 7459 0.07 7059 C 5448 T 6254 sh T 5037 CITY 6055 0.04 6244 5446 T ' 8873 2.55 6656 6250 0.04 6348 0.08 8876 0.23 6536 c 6860 c pc sh pc sh pc pc sh sh 7462 sh 5244 sh 8768 pc 7154 r 5236 pc 0.48 7462 0.01 7363 ' 5634 8252 8468 T t sh s t s 6250 pc Tucson ISIM O.Ui Tulsa 7766 0.17 8169 t 8473 0.27 8473 pc 6047 pc 6650 7462 0.01 8160 sh 8165 0.05 8265 t Waco Wash, DC Wichita Wichita Falls Yakima Youngstown Yuma UbU r 6301 685 0 5802 pc 6047 pc 7262 0.03 7252 sh cloudy, flurries.sn-snow- , tr- trace. 5434 5536 JUNCTION C4 CANYONLANDS HANKSVILLE I : 5535 9 GREEN Hamsburg Helena Honolulu Houston Indianapolis Jackson, MS Jacksonville Juneau Kansas City . : JUNCTION SAUNA ,4632 4632 7636 4732 I 4530 7446 MONTICELLO 9 State forecast CEDAR 4426 4426 strong storm will move across the state today, bringing rain and snow to much of the state, especially in the south. Rain and snow will continue tonight before slowly diminishing v PAROWAN Cm 5330 JWJGUITCH 4325 GLEN CANYON ESCALANTE - 5031 A ZI0NNP 44 5838 - ST. GEORGE ' - 9 6042 5334 BLUFF MT.CARMELJCT.' ft 5030 5532 HAT MEXICAN ' " 5635 KANAB m 5032 AccuWeather.com t 5741 - fILLMORE PUEBLO pc c . EPHRAIM 6543 TUCSON ,4530 9 4531 ALBUQUERQUE pc r lib aMANTI fOVEFORT PHOENIX " W 6536 4222 DUCHESNE Fargo Flagstaff Fresno Grand Junction Grand Rapids Great Falls Green Bay HELPER 4430 4933 4632 "zr DURANGO SANTA FLAGSTAFF pc' y-- JUNCTION 5436 9 70M ASPEN ,?,;.! pc t 1 GRAND mesquht 6244 9 4831 9 DENVER .4931 , . 3822 5025 ' ruiru jv ELY CITY S 3927 DELTA 9 Fairbanks - 4932 NEPHI 6Sf 5630 FRUITLAND9 v SUMMIT CHFYEWNE IAB4MIF EVANSTON 4431 s sh 4VU 4736 pc CARSON .6436 POCATELLO ABOVE Evansville 5432 5332 ROOSEVELT 4433. CASPER Eugene DINOSAUR VERNAL EUREKA 4632 - 4330 CITY 4733 ,0ETAI' JACKSON FALLS 4835 WINNEMUCCA c s s t s GORGE 4230 BOISE pc k PARK ' a FLAMING 4532 HEBERCITY 5538 c CITY LAKE 5238 4735 pc c s 4834 5233 pc Dayton Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth El Paso MORGAN 4932 pc pc BRIG HAM CITY SALT SALMON pc s 4531 COALVILLE 4936 pc Chattanooga Cheyenne Chicago Chlston, SC Cincinnati Cleveland Concord Dallas .SANTAQUIN 4734 WENDOVER TWIN Casper Charlotte PAYSON 4632 iOGAN 5136 pc sh sh t Tffi OGDEN s r Burlington Caribou MAflfTON .4935 pc 5234 Buffalo 4W8 are today's highs and tonight's lows. weather Temperatures today's 9 Oct 1st to Sept. 30th 'Iffi . High: 95 at Laredo, TX Low: 1 3 at South Lake Tahoe, CA 8876 8150 8776 4835 6868 8269 4334 7966 1.24 0.87 1.24 48Q7'" - SPANISH TREMONTON r COEUR D'ALENE SpfoiGVILtE 0.00 0.02 Birmingham ' Bismarck Boise Boston Brownsville 4905 4632 t r ,: Billings "V PROVO Trace 4C3S r Baltimore 3.88 GENOLA NATIONAL r is v.. 2.81 Rainfall year: Shown FORK 0.07 sh sh c AMERICAN 0.00 32 YESTERDAY TODAY HiloPrerip HiLo W Albany Albuquerque Anchorage Atlanta Atlantic .SUNDANCE "VlEASANT 4330 4635 Some sun; a shower still possible 48 Across the U.S. 4S39 4633 Yesterday Precip. m CITY Normal Season To Date To Date October Normal Month To Date Chance of some rain and snow showers 34 t 9 jni , edsun; 30j MONDAY SUNDAY CA Clouds, limit- - 3w spots m Normal Yesterday r All forecasts and maps provided by AccuWeather, Inc O2004 pc f c pc What is a Khamsin wind? s r pc t pc sh c pc pc pc s pc pc '5446 r Winnipeg Zunch 5749 5749 r pc ! W hat's up with the weatlier? DAVID JAMES answers your weather questions 5144 sh 6450 c iiAKU ,( KAtDIX'KA c I i Weather history Weather states, "in the eastern there is a wind that blows from Libya and Egypt known as the Khamsin. This is a wind which is hated by the people living there and indeed in the centuries passed was dreaded as a killer. In the typical Mediterranean climate, there are long dry sunny warm summers, but winter often has periods of intense rainfall, and it is in this changeover period of late winter through spring which can have some of the most dramatic weather of all." During the period February to June, the Khamsin wind occurs. It can be over 104 degrees and the relative humidity is very low. As this wind blows across Libya, Egypt and Saudi Arabia, it dries up everything in its path There is also plenty of sand and dust in the area. "Khamsin" is derived from the Arabic word for 50, which refers to the fact that this wind blows for about 50 days annually. BBC pc t s Toronto Trinidad Vancouver Vienna Warsaw 9271 SATURDAY ($ Regional almanac pc 5751 9376 8463 7458 6734 9668 5947 8874 6758 6147 5948 5938 9070 8570 8875 9072 6043 7350 5749 8571 8865 4633 4632 7954 8472 8654 6655 6146 4128 4831 8670 FRIDAY Utah & The West TODAY HiLo W city A nfc.' J8 TODAY El World cities Thursday, October 28, 2004 Oct. 28: In 1999, Sundance was hit with 12 inches of snow. In 2002, a storm moved through southern Utah. Brian Head noted 8 inches of snow with 0.84 inches of liquid d hail also pelted Cedar content. City. Both Escalante and Capitol Reef reinch of rainfall. ceived more than one-haPea-size- lf Sun & moon 0 0 Last quarter New. . ' ' quarter Nov. 18 t'l'T.Vi a.m. SUN 7:52 MOON 6:46 p.m. Nov. 26 iM.'.l.l:lM'.l SETS RISES Full First Nov. 12 RISES ' SETS pm. 7:53 a.m. 6:27 p.m. 8:25 a.m. 7:16 p.m. 9:31a.m. 6:28 VET - ' "'"ml 5M,L-- National forecast Rain will sweep through Arizona today with showers extending into the Rockies; snow will accumulate on the higher elevations. Showers and thunderstorms will spread across the Upper Midwest and Deep South. Sky watch Q New 4 -- J Tonight's Sky: Saturn rises in the ENE 5 hours after sunset or roughly 11 p.m. local daylight time, and just after the Gemini Twins. Source: Jim Todd. Oregon Museum of Science and Industry MERCURY VENUS MARS JUPITER SATURN O RISES 9:10 a.m. 4:50 a.m. 6:39 a.m. 5:28 am. 11:37 p.m. Q SETS 7:01 p.m. 5:06 p.m. 5:53 p.m. 5:22 p.m. 2:12 p.m. Tough choices confront state, federal health officials over who gets flu shot .' Daniel Yee .'.'.'.Oi ' ' ,A!:H1 I'RtSS - ATLANTA Who should get the flu shot first: A sick nursing home resident or a toddler? A pregnant woman or a jail inmate with AIDS? Those are the choices health officials across the country are struggling with as the government doles out the nation's short supply of flu shots. The decisions are so daunting that federal health officials are consulting medical ethicLsts to help come up with clearer guidelines for the future. But ultimately, it's up to cities, counties and states to decide. In Sacramento, Calif., flu shots are . going first to the chrqnically ill elderly in nursing homes, followed by health care providers of patients with compromised immune systems. TJie few shots in Troy N.C.. afe being saved for fne elderly and ' pregnant women. In Larimer County, Colo., shots go . first to nursing home residents and children under 9, and, staff, high-ris- k if there's any vaccine left, jail inmates with HIV. State health officials "have been dealing with a lot of ethical issues," said Dr. Jody Hershey of the National Association of County and City Health Officials, which has been monitoring the vaccine shortage along with the Atlanta-baseCenters for Disease Control and Prevention. "They've been questioning whether to send shots to nursing homes or whether to keep them for community ' health clinics." There just isn't enough vaccine to go around. Only 61 million doses are available this season, including a nasal vaccine appropriate only for healthy people. But 98 million people, including some of whom 9 million children d should get two flu shots for it to be ef- fective need the vaccine. Seeking to ease fears about shortages, CDC Director Julie Gerberding said Wednesday the flu season is starting slowly and that this year's shot seems to be a good match to the strain of the virus most likely to affect Americans. But she said there's no way to predict whether the flu season will be mild or severe. High-ris- k groups include people who are most likely to suffer severe complications or death from the flu, such as babies and toddlers ages 3 months; anyone 65 years or older; anyone with chronic medical conditions such as heart or lung disease; pregnant care fawomen; residents of long-tercilities; children on chronic aspirin therapy; health workers who care for high-ris- k patients; and caregivers and household contacts of babies under 6 months. There's no clear answer as to which of those groups should get the flu shot first. The CDC and its Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices want each community to make those decisions. Meanwhile the CDC is working on the best way to target the remaining vaccine "in the most equitable way possible," Gerberding said. The CDC's Dr. Lance Rodewald said a panel of four medical ethicists are discussing ways to set guidelines for similar kinds of crises in the future. "At some point, we run out of evidence and may have some decisions to make" as health officials, Rodewald said. "Equity is something on a lot of people's minds." A survey by Hershey's organization has found varying applications of CDC recommendations on who should get the shot. Nursing home residents have the top priority in Fargo, N.D., and Douglas County, Ore. Residents in Mass., like those in Bloom-fielN.J., will line up to try to win a flu shot in a lottery for people at high-risLong-meado- k. Health officials and flu shot makers initially planned this season on having more than 100 million doses, the biggest supply ever. makBut earlier this mbnth er Chiron Corp. announced it could not ship its 48 million doses after British health officials suspended the maker's license because of contamination problems with the company's Liverpool plant. Each year, the flu hospitalizes about 200,000 people and kills on average 36,000 people in the United States, the CDC says. flu-sh- ot On The Net: CDC flu info: www.cdc.govflu |
