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Show Thnrwlav THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, .Turn. 30. 1983 - Page 19 Weather Report Local Forecast The westerly How aloft will continue pushing clouds and afternoon thunderstorms over northern Utah during the next several days, (be National Weather Service Mid today. The forecast calls for variable cloudiness over northern Utah through Friday with a chance of isolated afternoon or evening thunderstorms, mainly near the mountains. Cooler with highs today and Friday mostly 75 to 85. Lows tonight in the SOs. In southern Utah, the forecast is for partly cloudy skies through Friday. Highs today and Friday 85 to 95. Lows tonight in the 50s. Highs Wednesday ranged from Hanks-vine'- s and a M at St. George, down to an 83 at Roosevelt and Logan's S3. Lows this morning ranged from Vernal's 52 and a 53 at Roosevelt, up to a 64 and Moab and 65. The extended outlook for Saturday calls for drier through the Fourth of July weather with a chance of isolated thunderstorms near the northern Utah mountains. Highs mostly in the 80s, except in the 90s in the desert southeast. Overnight lows mostly hi the 50s. Regional Forecasts n HOT 91 Salt Lake St. George Twin Falls Vernal Wendover 61. 98 63. 7- 9-. 64 52. 84 65. National Temps By United Press Interaattoaal Hi to Pep 94 63 Albuquerque sy 96 55 Amanllo I 60 51 Anchorage cy .05 85 75 Asheville pc 87 71 Atlanta ts 72 62 .13 Baltimore ts 79 52 Billings Mont, sh 88 71 Birmingham pc 64 59 .68 Bismarck cy City&Fcst Boise pc Boston sy Buffalo pc Charlston S C. cy Charlotte N C. pc Chicago pc Cincinnati pc Cleveland ts Columbus ts Dallas sy Denver pc Des Moines pc Detroit ts Duluth cy El Paso f Hartford sy Helena r Honolulu sy Houston pc Indianapolis pc Jackson Miss, ts Jacksonville ts Kansas City sy Las Vegas sy Little Rock pc Los Angeles pc Louisville pc Memphis sy Miami ts Milwaukee ts Minneapolis pc 71 60 .... 75 77 80 88 78 84 76 72 94 83 75 77 65 57 .05 48 74 .... .... .... .... 100 78 75 88 94 78 88 91 79 101 85 77 89 86 86 72 66 73 63 70 .31 65 .32 71 .... 53 .01 71 1.21 58 01 51 .01 55 .... 52 .20 55 .04 73 .... 76 .... 67 1.56 75 .14 71 .99 64 .32 70 .... 66 .68 65 .... 72 .44 76 .... 81 .... 63 .03 61 .41 89 OklaCitysy 87 .... 77 73 73 60 63 68 75 60 105 74 .... 69 .47 75 66 63 48 58 56 71 73 60 67 54 91 81 86 80 Omaha sy Orlando ts Philadelphia sy phoenix sy Pittsburgh ts Portland Me. sy Portland Ore. r Providence sy Richmond pc St. Louis sy Salt Lake City pc San Diego pc San Francisco f San Juan pc Seattle cy Spokane pc Syracuse sy Tampa ts Tulsa sy Washington sy Wichita sy .... 61 Nashville pc New Orleans ts New York sv 72 92 81 65 79 77 90 91 63 65 80 89 1 42 mm ..ittiPC m a 11 .06 .25 .... .94 .... .20 .18 .20 .... .... .... .... .... 56 .02 57 .11 See our ad in 50 .... 76 .... .14 68 66 2 44 .05 62 85 76 86 Friday's Herald Contract Carpets, Cabinets cloudy svsunnv 1 Interiors twMv Shop weekdays 10 9, Saturday and Monday 10 6. Closed Sunday. -- -- By United Press International Salt Lake City, Ogden and Provo: Variable cloudiness through Friday with a slight chance of afternoon or evening thunderstorms; cooler; highs today near 80 and Friday in the lower SOs; lows tonight in the mid 50s; gusty winds near showers. Logan: Variable cloudiness and cooler through Friday with a chance of afternoon or evening thunderstorms; highs today and Friday in the mid 70s; lows tonight near 50. Cedar City : Partly cloudy through Friday; southerly winds to 20 miles per hour during the afternoons; highs today and Friday in the mid 80s; lows tonight near 50. St. George: Partly cloudy through Friday; southerly winds to 20 miles per hour during the afternoons; highs today and Friday near 100; lows tonight in the upper 50s. Fashion Men's Sportswear Bailiwick summer clearance Northern Utah: Variable cloudiness through Friday with a chance of isolated afternoon or evening thunderstorms mainly near the mountains; cooler; gusty winds near the showers; highs today and Friday mostly 75 to 85; lows tonight in the 50s. 'Southern Utah: Partly cloudy through Friday; highs today and Friday 85 to 95; lows tonight in the 50s. Northern Idaho: Partly cloudy through Friday with a chance of a few mountain showers; highs today and Friday 65 to 75; lows tonight mostly in the 40s. Southwest Idaho: Partly cloudy through Friday with a a chance of a few mountain showers; highs today and Friday 65 to 75; lows tonight mostly in the 40s. Southeast Idaho: Mostly cloudy today with a chance of widely scattered showers; clearing tonight; increasing cloudiness Friday; highs today and Friday 65 to 75; lows tonight 40 to 45. National Forecast By United Press International Tornadoes spawned by violent thunderstorms the length of the Plains ripped through Iowa and Illinois Wednesday. One twister tore through a shopping center and business strip in Burlington, Iowa, injuring at least two dozen people and causing damage estimated at a million dollars. The storms dumped up to 4 inches of rain in one hour in the Quad Cities on the border, flooding some streets. A rash of funnel clouds was sighted in northwest Illinois and southeast Iowa Wednesday night. More storms blasted Texas, where up to 5 inches of rain triggered flooding in Rains County, about 50 miles northeast of Dallas. Burlington authorities said the town suffered more than a million dollars damage when a tornado smashed into the Fairway Shopping Center and chewed its way down U.S. 61. Police said a dozen businesses and 16 houses were damaged, and one bouse was destroyed. Shattering glass injured several people at the shopping center. Ed Fakezas, manager of The Warehouse Market, said his store was filled with customers when the twister hit. "Some of them screamed and hollered and others wouldn't move," he said. "There was no warning. The roof just started coming down. My head's still ringing." Officials said 24 people required treatment at Burlington Medical center. None of the injuries was described as serious. Roofs were blown off a housing project and a couple of businesses on Burlington's west side. which stretched The Texas storms along a line from the Red River near disSherman westward to near Abilene rupted the early morning hours for thousands of residents but caused no injuries. Baseball-size- d hail pounded Fannin and Collin counties north of Dallas and the hail was blown by winds gusting to 80 mph in Wills Point, about 30 miles east of the metro ;i it J ii I 8 i 1 1 1 mk i 9 1 A & area. High winds and rain in the Commerce area damaged trees and power lines and tore the roof off a recreational building at East Texas State University. A spokesman said classes were suspended until noon. More than 2 inches of of rain pounded Greenville, Texas, in less than an hour. "We've got trees down, power lines down," said Greenville police Lt. J.W. Jordan. "We've still got power outages in some areas. We had a few plate glass windows blown out. Some awnings were blown down. One manufacturing building on the western edge of town was unroofed." In Nebraska, the National Weather Service issued a flood warning for the Platte River from Columbus to its confluence at the Missouri River. The Platte was a half-foabove flood stage and expected to crest Thursday. About 2,000 farmland acres were flooded by Missouri river runoff in northeast Flooding also was reported river basins including the Loup and Big Blue. Elsewhere, showers were scattered from southern Pennsylvania across northern Virginia and widely scattered westward across the Ohio and Mississippi valleys into North Dakota. Record low temperatures for June 29 were recorded at El Paso, Texas (55) and Buffalo, N.Y., at 48 degrees. Federal officials in Parker, Ariz., said they planned to release more water from Colorado River dams because of mountain snow and runoff from thunderstorms, threatening to flood more homes and burst levies near the Mexican border. The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation has urged residents along the river to buy more flood insurance. Regional Temps By United Press bterMttoaal High Low Pep. 7148, Boise 78 43 .01 Burley 85 56.... Cedar City 81 52 .19 Idaho Falls W Lew is ton 82 56.02 Logan 60 36.16 McCall 87 51.... Ogden 84 54.02 Pocatello 88 56.... Provo 87 54 .... Richfield 83 51.... fkoosevelt I 1 All Jantzen Natural Touch knit shirts, 15.99 3 S19-S2- All shorts 5 15.99-27.9- 9 4 walking and active styles by Gant. 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