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Show Paiw BIO TUB HERALD ' I'rvv.- Tl t.;X 4, 1993 ursshiy. February Vm J. - The Accu-Weath- forecast cr or ; n fift h' Ml Areas of light s now 10s zones for the day. ei nturo h1& j .Ul Friday, Feb. 5. ivwi, . L Vp. BB mountain snow showers. Partly cloudy east with areas of fog and s low clouds. Lows to mid-3- 0 west and zero to 20 above east. Highs upper 30s and 40s west and s s to east. NEVADA Northern and central Nevada: Tonight chance of rain west. Mostly cloudy east. Lows in the 20s to lower 30s west and the s to east. Friday mostly with a chance of showers. cloudy Snow level around 6,000 By The Associated Press on 40s Utah Mountains: Tonight fair. Lows in the teens. Friday variable UTAH cloudiness. Chance of light snow Salt Lake, Ogden and Provo: by afternoon. Highs upper 20s and Tonight and Friday low clouds and 30s. Extended forecast, Saturday fog with areas of light snow. Partial afternoon clearing with hazy and Sunday partly cloudy. Lows in the teens. Highs in the 30s. Monsunshine Friday. Lows teens to cloudiness. Chance s lower 20s. Highs to lower day increasing afternoon Lows snow. of 40s. Chance of measurable precipto lower 20s. Highs upper itation less than 20 percent. 20s to Western Utah: Tonight and Dixie: Tonight fair. Friday variFriday widespread low clouds and able cloudiness. fog with areas of light snow. Fog IDAHO locally dense. Partial clearing FriNorthern Idaho: Tonight partly day afternoon. Lows teens to lower 30s. Highs upper 20s to lower cloudy with areas of morning fog. Lows upper teens and 20s. Friday 40s with the lower 50s extreme mostly cloudy with a slight chance south. Extended forecast, Saturs of rain or snow. Highs to day and Sunday morning low the Extended forecast, clouds and fog north variable cloumostly cloudy with a diness south. Lows Highs Saturday chance of valley rain and slight Monday mostly cloudy mountain snow showers. Lows 20s with a chance of rain or snow late. lower 30s. Highs 30s to lower and Lows upper teens to lower 30s. 40s. Highs Central Idaho: Tonight partly Eastern Utah: Tonight fair. cloudy with areas of fog. Lows 20 Areas of dense fog north. Lows below to 10 above. Friday mostly s north and 20s cloudy with a slight chance of to s to south. Friday variable snow in the west. Highs in the 20s cloudiness. Areas of morning fog to near 40. Extended forecast, Satnorth. Highs 30s to lower 40s urday mostly cloudy with a chance s s north and to of valley rain and mountain snow south. Extended forecast, Saturshowers. Lows 10 below to 15 and above. day Sunday mostly sunny days Highs upper teens to the and fair at night. Patchy fog. Lows 30s. 5 teens to lower 20s north and Southern Idaho: Tonight partly s to south. Highs 30s to lower 40s north and the 40s to cloudy with areas of fog mainly in lower 50s south. Monday variable the east. Lows in the teens to near cloudiness. Isolated showers 20 west and zero to 10 east. Friday south. Lows teens to lower 20s mostly cloudy. A slight chance of rain or snow in the west. Highs in s s north and to the 30s. Extended forecast, Saturs south. Highs s to s s day mostly cloudy west with a north and the to south. slight chance of valley rain and mid-20- mid-20- mid-30- mid-tee- mid-30- rift: y -- -7 ivy ns mid-tee- s. Southern Nevada: Tonight to partly cloudy. Lows mid-30- s upper 40s. Friday partly cloudy. Slight chance of showers. Highs in s the COLORADO Tonight partly cloudy mountains and west. Mostly clear northeast, a few snowshowers early in the southeast otherwise decreasing clouds. Lows teens and lower 20s with 15 above to 10 below in the mountains and high valleys. Friday mostly sunny and warmer. s with 30s to Highs 40s to lower 40s in the mountains. WYOMING Tonight and Friday mostly clear. Areas of late night and morning fog western valleys. Lows in the teens to low 20s, 10 below zero to 10 above far west and mountains. Highs Friday in the upper 30s to low 50s upper teens to mid-30- s far west and mid-50- mid-40- s. :.); 15-3- 0. 35-5- mows: V V COLD WARM 603 STATIONARY 1993Accu-Weathe- Inc r, n 0. mid-tee- Pressure E LOW SHOWERS f?UV ICE SNOW FLURRIES SCWAV PT. CLOUDY CLOUDY niid-50- mid-40- Arswated Trots Vfe 3 slow . Ohio VaOey and states; yh. m the Pacific ma 76 fair. F.ITomandi-allbrook- Pm-hug- I)e; :c 2? -- a liiuijucrque 36 fair: Aii, h 'iaee 4 v. ituty ; Boise 24 fog: Fairbanks minus 48 gy: Casper to.-.- : Oie.it Falls 35; Honolulu 62; Las Vega - 5(i cloudy : Los Angeles 55 clou,!;. ; Mediorc! 46; Pendleton 31 pan.) cloudy: Phoenix 56 cloudy: Porrand. ()re.. 39 cloudy; Salt Lake City 25 foggy; Reno San !;.!.'o 57 partly cloudy: San Fiur.ei .vo 51 has: Seattle 46: :; :.u '. ... I dv 65 cdv 62 3b 48 2T 38 2 cdv cdv cdv 5') 27 cdy 64 53 52 36 rh clr 54 35 34 33 .01 53 40 .36 Omafa Otfoml'i .U 67 philad.-lphi- 52 35 clr Phoenix Pitlsburch Portiand.Miiir.e portki d.Ore. 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And, with year nearly cdv Sle Marie ScaiUe 26 - 52 St 27 WdLk 30 sn cdv 42 t 1 55 Si Loins c'itv' S;.it San Ant.:uo San Dhto San Franosco San J'ian.P.H. f cdv clr luindCitv' Henn Kicknio'id J cdv clr m cdy cdy (dy cdy rn cdy cdv Haestaff (irpenslx.ro.N C. Hartford Spufld Helena Honolulu Houston tt.dianannlis 63 civ B. rrandiani HisTii.nck 44 36 35 ILjIio'c Bsilmrs 61 cdy cdv rn cdv 63 ,Vi!il!,i:i.l-- cdy 34 47 el'r (dv cdv .03 4l 60 cdv cdy Mi ! cdv sn 26 cdv ,92 1.19 27 .i:I,!m v i cdy 55 36 51 18 12 58 dr 37 42 k ii 3i 59 3a iu Uubviir 08 55 ,J'' a 24 M i :' 71 59 Ph Fairbanks i, Ario-;- H AB'.tm Brewnsvilie Buffalo Burh:ii'ton,Vt. Casper Charlestcn.S.C. Cfiarlestjn.W.Va. Charluttc.N.C. ("hevenne Ijt.ic 34 At!;, Mi-Hi- I'.:i 5! 57 - : ::::.: r M 1 fy The Associated Press hiini . Ri-c- c,ai;, 'w.:ilii. l L now; I.)es Moines 27 IOL' : I on Worth 49 rain: Indian- apolu 21': Kansas City 37 cloudy; Little 46 cloudv; Louisville 32 I ni ; Memphis 38 cloudy; Nash- die 3 fair: New Orleans 54 cloudy: North P'latte 33 drizzle; Oklahoma Cny 42 rain: Omaha 34 foggy ; Rapid City 2 : St. Louis 34 Paul 23 cloudy: Minneapolis-St- . San Antonio 5K fouay. log i V i "I tr,t!: Pu nhneliam 33 clou- - ( Highs elsewhere were forecast teens and 20s in northern New Lngland: 30s across the rest oi he Northeast and in the Great Risin and ccm.ial Hairs; 40s in the ...:e' - h ds: Bismarck 15: Chicago 31; in the i'jiri'Tc.ii' ""- 2- -i on! for the day but the month as well in some places, including 61 below eioat Hetties. Rain was forecast tor the West CoaM today as a wide front moved in Iroin the Pacific, with the greatest accumulations expected in'Cal-i- h iiia. - mid-40- s. mid-50- s. Calif. . windy: Philadelphia partly 33: Portland. cloudy; snow; Richmond 43 Mj'r..'. (air: lampa 52 partly cloudy; Wasinnelou. D.C.. 46vvindv. 'ninth. Mum., hit 44 Wednev breaking the leeord of 43 for the date set in 1991. Pit eold was expeeted to return nda in the form of an Aretie air lnas through soeked Alaska with Tvotd iows this week. It moed ;k l oss Canada today en route to the Great Lakes. The air mass produeed record lows in the Alaskan interior on Wednesday, setting records not A. mid-50- 41 I Hi. U.Prt'.Otll. 11 cdv mid-40- mid-40- ! ila h: mid-30- mid-30- ton 36 parth cloudv: Buffalo 26; Charleston. S.C.. 35 fair; Chattanooga 29 lair; Cincinnati 32; Cleveland 31: DctioM 31 partly cloudy: llatieras 44 fair: Jacksonville 45: Key West 66 cloudy: Knoxvillc 30: Macon 29 cloudy; Miami 65 fair: New York 41 get Slight in the 50s. b' mid-20- WASHINGTON Western Washington: Tonight and Friday cloudy with light rain mainly coast chance of rain inland. Lows in the upper 30s to Highs in the upper 40s to ma 0: .ast: Albany. N.Y.. 33 clou-tlant- a d : 37 nartlv cloudv: Bos- ! High temperatures in the 40s were loreeasl today for the western ('neat Lakes region and the northern Plains, and parts of Montana a'sd the Dnkotus were expeeted in Tiurs(fLi in.Jic.itc prov.ous Ml..w tutl a m. 1 mountains. Oilier reports at 4 a.m. FST(At- mo1 ri lene oiv.litions not available . iv International: Calgary 27 fair; Montreal 8 partly cloudy; Ottawa 12 fair; Regina 21; Toronto 25 windy; Winnipeg 19 fair; San Juan The high temperature for the nation Wedncsdav was 77 at Ther- - I r i; Florida. 11 :j Noith-wes- 50- - and 60s in the southern Plains and Southeast; and 70s in the desert Southwest and southern the m thorn Plains and Great Lakes region, hut that should eh m:'o drastieally by Friday. Siimvv fell in Denver eari today and rain fell in Oklahoma City and io!t Worth, Texas. On Wednesday. 3 iuehes of rain fell in the t'cipus Christi. Texas, area and thunderstorms rumbled across nnieh ol the state. 'Hiiteen .inehes of snow fell Wednesday at Steamboat Springs. Colo,, while many other loeations in Colorado picked up 4 to 8 inehes mid-20- mid-30- Spokane 33 cloudy. mid-Atlant- svstcni e now in Plains .V v. f: pi'.iduced scattered rain and snow the ceitttal and southern to..l;v Plains. Temperatures were mild in ol snow w - ? ... ft fci The Associated Press L?y mid-50- mid-20- mid-30- L HIGH 0. 35-5- of vans by anyone who's qualified and wants one, and will use it for 34 routes, it's no van pooling. But buses are only part of the UTA Thanks to some help from story. the federal govern- see, UTA is a transit company. And You - - - -- ment, ride sharing services will be - transit tneans moving people, by whatever means is most efficient, economical, and effective in any situation. high on UTA's list in the years ahead. But, again, the point is moving people. By whatever means will work best in a particular situation. And we'll That's why UTA also operates a computerized carpool matching service to help commuters team up to travel and cut down on traffic. continue to provide the means, and to look for more and better ways to do the job. For more information on RideShare or Van Pooling call am 377-LIF- T ns mid-20- mid-30- vc;, mid-30- |