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Show Page A8 - THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, 20, 1989 Friday, October Ixpeeft lower 60s Saturday. Lows tonight 40 to 50. Southwest Idaho: Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers tonight and Saturday. Highs 60s Saturday. Lows tonight in the 40s. Southeast Idaho: Partly cloudy tonight. Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers Saturday. Highs 60s Saturday. Lows tonight 30 to 40. Upper Snake River Valley: Tonight partly cloudy. Lows 35 to 40. Winds variable 5 to 10 mph. Saturday cloudy with a chance of showers. Highs in the 60s. winds south 10 to 15 mph. By The Associated Press UTAH Utah: Widely scattered showers developing tonight western and southeast portions. Mostly cloudy and cooler on Saturday. Widely scattered showers and thundershowers most numerous west and mountains, breezy south winds continuing. Low tonight mostly 40s. Highs on Saturday 60s to mid 70s. . Salt Lake, Ogden and Provo: Tonight breezy and mild- - Slight chance of showers. Low near 50. Southerly winds 0 mph. Saturday mostly cloudy breezy and cooler. Chance of showers and thundershowers. South5 mph high in the 60s. Probability of erly, winds measurable rain is 20 percent late tonght and 30 percent Saturday. . Dixie: Tonight mostly cloudy breezy and mild, widely scattered showers. Southerly winds 0 mph. Saturday cloudy breezy and cooler. Scattered showers and a few thundershowers. Southerly winds 0 mph. 10-2- NEVADA Northern and central Nevada: Chance of rain and windy tonight and Saturday. Highs today in the 70s. Cooler Saturday with highs in the upper 50s and 60s. Lows tonight upper 30s and 40s. Southern Nevada: Mostly cloudy tonight. Cooler and windy Saturday with a slight chance of rain. Highs Saturday lower 70s to lower 80s. overnight lows from the lower 50s to lower 60s. 15-2- 10-2- 15-3- IDAHO COLORADO Northern Idaho: Mostly cloudy through Saturday. A chance of showers tonight and Saturday. Highs 50s and weetoimd Iydy breezy, 1, Colorado: Considerable cloudiness tonight and Sat Saturday. October 21 torwcMt tar daytma condition Aow-Wt- and high Mmpar y urday west with scattered snow showers higher mounn-tai- n elevations. Partly cloudy east tonight and Saturday. High temperatures Saturday 65 to 75 lower elevations except near 80 southeast on Saturday mountain highs mostly 50s. Lows tonight mid 20s to around 40 lower elevations teens and 20s mountains. WYOMING Wyoming: Mostly cloudy west with scattered rain or snow showers far west. Increasing cloudiness east. Lows mainly from 30 to 40. Saturday showers likely far west with wet snow above 9,000 feet. Mostly cloudy, breezy and continued mild rest of the state. Highs 55 to 65 far west, 65 to 75 elsewhere. i Los Angeles 75 1 CCl 50. Ocean Inc. 01989 Eastern Washington: Rain likely later tonight and Saturday. Saturday highs mid 50s to lower 60s. Lows tonight 40s. R4M TSTOnuS SMOHCTS R.UWWS SUNNY ICE SHOW fT.Ci.OUOY falling in Midwest By The Associated Press Snow kept falling and thousands of people remained without electric- is v 7 t J ) m Don't miss out! The savings end Saturday atourAnnualThreeDay Wisconsin Rain threatened flooding today in interior southeast New York, where rivers and streams were running high, and along the southern coast of New Jersey, which also faced gusty onshore winds. Temperatures threatened to dip below freezing tonight in Georgia, Alabama, northwest Florida, inland Autumn Sale Louisiana, northern Texas. But southern Florida experienced record high temperatures in the high 80s and low 90s on Thursday. The high temperature in the Lower 48 states Thursday was 95 at Monrovia and Poway, Calif. Rain extended from the southern two thirds of New England to the lower Great Lakes and south across the Virginias, Tennessee and northern Alabama. Southern Florida also had rain Thursday. Snow showers Thursday reached from western across eastern J and central Arkansas, eastern Oklahoma and the northeast half of - ? Mississippi, western Tennessee, northern . ? f, I'" ' ' " 1 . v . v y x " A r- - " Shown: " tog. m. . Blouses, pants, skirts and sweaters in sizes for the woman 5'4" and under. Petite Sportswear tog. $29-$6- 0 Selected , r J,j4? ; 4 ' 4 . . tnvx Asserted famous name coordinates -tk: tog. $32-$5- 2 Blouses, sweaters, skirts and pants in Sportique and Assorted Essex Junction separates Select from skirts, pants, sweaters and blouses tog. $22-$- ' i-- " Z - v ) J and in f .... Sportique Knit turtlenecks tog. $15, now 9.W Potycotton in assorted Junction and Jane Colby in colors, by Essex Sportique Selected coordinates f" tog. v it $39-$6- Knit 9 and and woven casual and spectator styles e dressing Fashion Sportswear Selected print dresses tog. One- $ - and e designs from BGB in sizes 6 16 Fashion Dresses Selected better dresses tog. 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Wisconsin, Safety Tips From National Safety Council twill pants in beautiful novelty sweaters in Fashion Sportswear and selected Petttes' related separates x " : Choose from 8 1 h '' $36-$4- fall shades, sizes " " ' Sweaters and twill pants - . , vk . . - - - , OFF - i y ' m. ' ' ' r i- - . y V - V V t ' . , , I J r1 - , i lower Michigan Illinois, Indiana and western Kentucky. Chicago had 2 inches of wet snow. Other reports: East: Albany, N.Y. 44 rain; Atlanta 35 fair; Boston 50 drizzle; Charleston, S.C. 45 fair; Chattanooga 39 cloudy; Cincinnati 34 snow; Cleveland 36 rain; Detroit 37 cloudy; Hatteras 69 cloudy; Jacksonville 43 fair; Key West 75 showery; Knoxville 38 cloudy; Macon 37 fair; Miami 69 cloudy; New York 56 rain; Philadelphia 57 drizzle; Pittsburgh 37 drizzle; Portland. Maine 40 rain; Richmond 53 drizzle. Central: Bismarck 29 fair; Chicago 33 rain; Denver 33 fair; Des Moines 26 fair; Indianapolis 33 snow; Nashville 37 partly cloudy; New Orleans 42 fair; North Platte 21 fair; Oklahoma City 36 fair; Omaha 24 fair; Rapid City 44 fair; t. St. Louis 35 partly cloudv; Paul 28 fair; Sault Ste. Marie 36 cloudy; San Antonio 39 fair. West: Albuquerque 42 fair; Anchorage 32 cloudy; Boise 45 fair; Casper 49 fair; Fairbanks 30 snow; Great Falls 49 cloudy; Honolulu 77 partly cloudy; Las Vegas 61 cloudy; Los Angeles 66 cloudy; Medford 57 cloudy; Pendleton 52 cloudy; Phoenix 76 partly cloudy; Portland, Ore. 55 cloudy; Reno 51 cloudv; Salt Lake City 51 fair; San Diego 64 cloudy; San Francisco 53 fair; Seattle 54 cloudy; Spokane 51 cloudy. International: Calgary 32 partly cloudy; Montreal 39 showery; Ottawa 37 cloudy; Regina 30 fair; Toronto 45 rain; Winnipeg 36 fair. II ) "... TOLL-FRE- I Pacific WASHINGTON Western Washington: Periods of rain and breezy tonight and Saturday. Highs 55 to 60. Lows tonight 45 to Surprise snow still ity in the Midwest today as the region endured an early reunion with winter, just four days after temperatures had climbed into the 80s. Near-recor- d cold also settled in throughout much of the Gulf Coast and South. Snowfall accumulations were 8 inches at Peru, Ind., more than 7 inches in Indianapolis and 4 to 6 inches in Fort Wayne and South Bend, Ind., and Cincinnati and Dayton, Ohio, by late Thursday. It still was snowing this morning. "It was 80 degrees or above from October 12th to 16th," said Ed Terrell of the National Weather Service in Indianapolis. "By the 19th, we had 6 inches of snowfall. That's a pretty good turnaround." Records for October snowfall totals were shattered throughout the region. Cincinnati and Dayton had their earliest snowfall ever. But it was mostly rain in northwest Indiana because of warmer lake temperatures. Service crews from Ohio's top power companies worked through the night with little sleep to turn on the lights for 94,000 customers still without power early today. Scattered outages also were reported in J $42 Romw'cotton w coble border tnT Five colors Miss ZC by Rw toder m sizes Aso ot ZCMi Pece ond kxMi I 24 HOURS A DAY IN SALT LAKE, 321-66- 0; ELSEWHERE IN UTAH AND IN THE UNITED STATES, CLOUDY |
