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DAVID JAMES answers your weather questions . d;amesheraldextra cgm PC PC PC to World Weather News, awoke to sun last weekend According than 40 days of downpours that left a wake of havoc across the islands and broke records for rain at the wettest place on Earth. About 94 inches of rain were recorded during March at Mount Waialeale, considered the rainiest spot on the planet. The previous monthly record was about 90 inches in April, 1971. Even the normally dry Honolulu Airport received more rain in the first three months of 2006 than in all of 2005. The near biblical downpour left the islands disheveled with debris, flooded homes, and led to a sewage spill in the water off Waikiki. The largest toll was taken on Kauai, where seven died when a century-ol- d earthen dam strained by the heavy rains burst, sending a wall of water crashing through homes to the sea." . pc Weather history April 8: In 1984, strong winds caused high waves on the Great Salt Lake, stranding some trains on the causeway. In 1995, a cold front caused 80 mph winds in Duchesne. In 1999, a snowstorm caused a school bus to crash near Cedar City, injuring 19. Sun & moon a o o o Full Last quarter New First quarter Apr. 13 Apr. 20 Apr. 27 May 4 RISES SETS RISES SETS SUN 7:00 a.m. 7:58 p.m. 6:58 a.m. 7:59 p.m. MOON 3:23 p m. 5:03 a.m. 4:24 p.m. 5:25 National forecast ' Thunderstorms will develop from the eastern Carolinas to northern Florida today. Rain will fall from the southSome rain and ern Appalachians to the mountain snow will affect the Northwest. c. Sky watch Tonight's Sky: Shortly after 1 1 p.m., the waxing gibbous Moon will pass just less than two de- grees north of Regulus, the heart of Leo, the Lion. . a.m. o: 3 Source: Jim Todd, Oregon Museum of Science and Industry RISES MERCURY 604 a.m. VENUS MARS JUPITER SATURN 5:10 a.m. 10:30 am 10:12 p.m. 1:35 p.m. SETS 5:34 p.m. 4:06 p.m. 44 am. 8:29 a.m. 4:04 a.m. Kahne takes Texas pole; Stewart wins IROC race THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AUTO RACING NOTEBOOK FORT WORTH, Texas Kasey Kahne hopes his second Nextel Cup pole of the season translates into another trip to Victory Lane. Kahne qualified first Friday for the 500 with a fast . SamsungRadioShack lap of 190.315 mph. The Dodge driver's other pole this year came last month at track where Atlanta, a similar 1 he also won the race. "It was a great run, the team did an awesome job getting me a car that could go that fast," Kahne said. "The car was a little better than what it was in practice." Kahne, who has eight career poles, will make his fifth top-1- 0 start of the ; year. Rookie J.J. Yeley qualified second with a lap at 189.374 mph in a Chevrolet to earn a spot on the front row with Kahne for the start of Sunday's race. Mark Martin, second in the standings, qualified third with a lap at 189.029 mph in a Ford. Points leader Jimmie Johnson will start 16th. -- I NASCAR will use smaller fuel tanks: At Fort Worth, Texas, Nextel Cup cars will use smaller fuel tanks when they race at Lowe's Motor Speedway in May, a move to create shorter runs between pit stops and tire changes. Officials at the Charlotte track spent $3 million this winter to repave the . surface, which was too slick last year after it underwent two grinding projects to smooth out bumps. Then, during a tire test there last week, a flat tire caused points leader Jimmie Johnson to wreck, sending Goodyear officials searching to find the right rubber to use on the freshly paved surface. Goodyear had a successful second test this week. It brought in a new compound in which drivers Kevin Harvick and Dale Jarrett has no tire troubles. . i NASCAR spokesman Jim Hunter said the decision to use tanks at Lowe's rather than the normal tanks "is more of a precaution" than anything else. It's similar to what NASCAR has done at Daytona and Talladega. A smaller fuel tank means cars will have to pit more often for gas, preventing long runs that would put stress on the tires. track, including NASCAR Nextel Cup and Busch, and the Indy Racing League. His other IROC victories were at Michi- gan in 2001 and Daytona in 2002." Fellow Nextel Cup drivers Ryan Newman, Martin Truex Jr., Mark Mar- tin and Matt Kenseth finished second through fifth in the race. Max Angelelli, a Grand American road racer, was sixth. I Stewart wins IROC race, Kinser flips again: At Fort Worth, Texas, Tony Stewart climbed the fence, grabbed the checkered flag and then had to walk to Victory Lane after the second round of the International Race of Champions. When Stewart crossed the finish line Friday night and spun out the tires to celebrate winning his third career IROC race and his first victory of any kind at Texas Motor Speedway something broke on the car. "It's just parked, dead in the water t right now," Stewart said. "It's all right. I don't mind walking." Stewart had been in 13 different races d Texas on the 1 high-banke- ( , I NewmanHaas displays its power: At Long Beach, Calif., the NewmanHass Racing team that has won three of the last four Champ Car World Series titles and finished 2 each of the last two years picked up Friday right where it left off in 2005. Two-tim- e defending series champion Sebastien Bourdais took the provisional pole for Sunday's Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach, while teammate Bruno Junquiera, coming back from two broken vertebrae that caused him to miss Champ Car races last season, was close behind in second. P V .iU -- MATT SLOCUMAssociated Press the NASCAk Samsung RadioShack 500 auto race pole award shotgun at Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth, Texas, on Friday. Kahne earned the position with a lap of 190.315 mph. Kasey Kahne holds |