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Five coastal provinces have flooded, forcing thousands to abandon their homes, and four others have lost bridges and highway sections to rising rivers. Elsewhere, Spain faces water restrictions widely this summer as it suffers its worst drought in more than a decade. In one of the worst affected areasCatalunya, the Barcelona government is hoping to a summer crisis by importing water by tanker. A decrease in annual rainfall since the 1970s is said to have contributed to the low reservoir levels. Also, a spell of cold weather in northern Vietnam has killed nearly 60,000 cattle and destroyed crops." pre-em- 't Weather history Feb. 26: In 1962, Santaquin residents shoveled 14 inches of snowfall. In 1996, Spring-vill- e was hit with 10 inches of snow. In 1997, eleven inches of snow fell on Spanish Fork. In 1998, an avalanche in Little Cottonwood Canyon hit the road, striking two cars and knocking them off the pavement. Sun & moon o c Last quarter Feb. 28 New First quarter Mar. 7 Mar. 14 tfi'i?.va RISES 0: Full Mar. 21 LM'.'M SETS SUN 7:06 a.m. 6:14 MOON none 9:19 a.m. pm RISES SETS 7:04 a.m. 6:15 p.n 12:21a.m. 9:50 a.m. tA M3..., ?7 J"" Mfltnl -- . National forecast A storm will bring heavy snow from the southern Great Lakes to western New England today with a blizzard in some areas. Rain will fall south of the storm track, and locally damaging thunderstorms will rumble. Sky watch Tonight's Sky: The pieces of the legendary ship Argo float above the southern horizon late this month. It is due south around 9 p.m., not far below brilliant Sirius. Source: Jim Todd, Oregon Museum of Science and Industry MERCURY VENUS MARS JUPITER SATURN RISES 5:52 a.m. 5:58 a.m. 12:13 p.m. 4:27 a.m. 5:53 p.m. SETS 4:01 p.m. 3:58 p.m. 3:38 a.m. 1:50 7:17 p.m. a.m. Edwards outduels reigning NASCAR champion to win in California Mike Harris THE Gordon, who dominated Sunracing, finished third. He was followed by Kyle Busch and Roush's Matt Kenseth, who had won the two previous February races at this track. Another Roush driver, Greg Biffle, won this event in 2005. A year ago, Johnson and in the season Gordon ended points. Johnson won his second straight Cup title and the team rolled up 18 victories in 36 races. The Hendrick contingent also won nine of the 16 races in which NASCAR's new Car of day's ASSOCIATED PRESS For FONTANA, Calif . Carl Edwards, it's a signal. At least one NASCAR Sprint Cup team is ready to take on Hen-dric- k Motorsports. d Edwards won the Auto Club 500 on Monday, finishing ahead of Jimmie Johnson and Jeff Gordon. In a race that resumed with the 88th of 250 laps, Edwards assumed the lead for good with ; 13 laps left. "I hope it's an indication we've caught up with them," Edwards said after the eighth victory of his career. "They still were second and third and they were the guys to beat today. I hope this is a sign we're up to their standards, to their leveL" Johnson took the green flag for the final restart in the lead with 26 laps left, but Edwards surged from third. He then showed fine form on his traditional victory backflip after capturing the checkered flag in a race that ended under caution when Dale Jarrett spun on the final lap. Edwards had it all but Tomorrow was raced. The CoT is being used for the entire Sprint Cup schedule in 2008 and its debut on Auto Club Speedway's oval was a triumph for Edwards and Roush Fenway Racing. "I know that last year I MARK AVERYAssociated Press would not have traded my car Carl Edwards does a back flip off of his car after winning a rain in for one of theirs at any of delayed NASCAR Sprint Cup Auto Club 500 at the Auto Club the CoT races towards the end of the year," Edwards said. "I Speedway in Fontana, Calif., on Monday. thought we had the best car. Everyone knows, all the drivwrapped up at that point, driv-- his first victory at Fontana but ers know for sure, it's what his seventh top-1- 0 finish in eight you're sitting in a lot of the ing his Roush Fenway No. 99 Ford to a lead of more than four starts at the track formerly times that makes a tiny little seconds over Johnsoa It was known as California Speedway. difference and I'm proud to be 55K :::- :- . driving this car." Jack Roush dragged his feet testing the bigger, boxier CoT a year ago. But Roush said that changed last May when he realized other teams were getting too far ahead. "We went to Bristol (for the first CoT race) and we were 2,000 miles behind what they did in testing on NASCAR tracks," Roush said. "That was my Team fault." He said his team made "a Herculean effort" from that point on to develop the CoT. On Monday, Edwards went into the final round of pit stops under caution on lap 221 while leading. He came out behind Johnson, Gordon and Roush Fenway teammate Jamie y. He quickly passed McMur-ra- y after the green flag waved for the start of lap 225 and set out after the leaders, passing Gordon for second on lap 233 and moving alongside Johnson's'No. 48 Chevrolet on lap 236. They stayed for almost two laps before Edwards nosed ahead and began side-by-sid- e to pull away. "I told my guys, 'We got 'em right where we want 'em.' This is what we prepared for," Edwards said. "I enjoy that kind of stuff." "Jimmie is always fun to race with," he added. "He's a true racer." Gordon's engine blew seconds before the last of 12 caution flags in the race froze the field. "Carl Edwards was in another league.," he said. "We've got some work to do to catch those guys." Gordon, a four-tim- e Cup champion, and Johnson got off to a tough start last week at Daytona, finishing 39th and 27th, respectively. "It's a good rebound from Daytona and we'll roll on," said Johnson, who won 10 races last season. "I was too loose off the corners to do anything with Carl." Johnson said the new car performed well. "Maybe another practice session would have helped," Johnson added, referring to all the track time lost to rain Friday and Saturday. "I think it would have helped the whole field." |