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Miss Kimball says that all at once she heard a whirling sound, swiftly approaching, and exclaimed to the others: 'something's coming,' but was laughed at by them, even after she had repeated her fears. Suddenly a terrific clap of hunder was heard, preceded by a blinding flash of lightning, the whirling or buzzing sound increased in intensity and before the frightened group could recover their speech, the fury of the tornado burst upon them." On In 1931, winds blew over thousands of trees, hundreds of power poles and a dozen railroad freight cars in Davis County. In 1958, a storm dumped 18 inches of snow in the Salt Lake Valley. In 1990, a tornado caused damage in Farr West. Sun & moon O cv First quarter Full Last quarter New Apr. 24 May 2 May 9 May 16 ' iM'T.VJJ RISES SUN 6:38 MOON 11:51 am. a.m. O O IMi'il-lil.I'l'i- 'l SETS 8:13 pm. 2:36 a.m. RISES 6:36 a.m. SETS 8:14 pm. 12:59 pm. 3:13 a.m. ( National forecast Showers and a few thunderstorms will cross the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley today, while high pressure maintains its hold over the Southeast and keeps the region dry. Sky watch i Sky: The planet Saturn and the stars Regulus and Algieba form a small triangle near the moon. Saturn is the brightest of the three, followed by Regulus, which is the heart of Leo, the lion. Tonight Sount km Tod4 ind missy Ortgon Mutcun of Sdera MERCURY VENUS MARS JUHTER SATURN RISES 6:20 a.m. SETS 7:17pjn. 835 am. 4:46 a.m. 11:54 p.m. 1:46 p.m. 11:43 pm 3:58 p.m. 9:18 a.m. 3:50 a.m. Nation's first successful artificial reef to be built Noaki Schwartz sive erosion that's eating away at the beach. "It was the only place that VENTURA, Calif. when the wind really, really have created plenty blew, you could still surf," reof surf spots by accident with called Gary Ross, who heads harbor jetties, power plant out- Stanley's Reef Foundation, a flows and even drainage pipes. nonprofit group pushing for the project. Creating one on purpose is "Besides that, it was kind proving more difficult. In Ventura County, engiof a cool spot a little bit of neers want to build the nation's a bohemian spot with a young first successful artificial "surf group of surfers," he said. reef" at a site known as Oil The $4 million project is bePiers, an accidentally created ing proposed by a coalition that calls itself BEACON, or Beach surfing hot spot that disappeared when pier was demol- Erosion and dean Ocean Nourished in 1998. ishment, joint powers agency Surfers hope the project will comprised of Santa Barbara and Ventura city and county revive the waves at what had officials. been one of the most reliable Under the plan, the Army surf spots on strikingly picCorps of Engineers would use turesque stretch of the Southern California coast. 700,000 pounds of synthetic tubes filled with water and Environmentalists add that sand to build submerged reef the reef is needed to stop mas tHf ASSOC IAIIO PRESS - at just the right angle to create surf able waves. It would be 50 feet wide and 140 feet long. Organizers hope Congress will pave the way for the project next year by passing the Water , Resources Devetocnient Act, which would allow the corps to undertake work on the nation's coastlines, rivers and harbors. The coalition is seeking funding through a federal appropriations bill for innovative beach protection projects. Erosion has become a key issue along the California coast, as rising sea levels threaten rteighborhoods. The reef would protect the beach along Oil Piers by forcing the waves to break farther offshore, dissipating the energy of the water before It hits land. But creating waves is tricky business. In 2000, the Surf rider Foun km-tyin- dation, a group representing the nation's surfing community, spent $300,000 to build Pratte's Reef with bags of sand in El near Los Angeles. The reef never created a single wave. Surfers quipped that no one would even know it was there unless they had a mask and snorkel and dove down to see It. Many surfers continued to ride the quirky waves created by a nearby drainage pipe. Several reefs have been built in Australia and New Zealand that successfully eased erosion and helped produce waves, said Shaw Mead, an environmental scientist and director at New Zealand-baseASR Ltd. The company specializes in surf reefs and pools and has been contracted to design the proposed Ventura County project and another one in New Jersey. .' " ' mCHARO QUINNAliocwcd Prwt leachgotrs are shown on Beacom Beach north of Ventura, Calif., near the former site o the Mobil Pier, March 1, 2007. |