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Show t Monday, February 22, 1993 The Daily Herald The Accu-Weath- ham e forecast for noon, Tuesday, Feb. 23. er Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. The Associated Press By UTAH Salt Lake, Ogden and Provo: Tonight and Tuesday mostly cloudy with a good chance of snow. 0 South winds mph. Lows near 30. Highs 40 to 45. Chance of measurable snow is 40 percent today and 50 percent tonight and Tuesday. Northwest Utah: Tonight and Tuesday mostly cloudy with a good chance of snow. Lows s to to near 30. Highs Extended forecast, Tuesday night snow likely. Lows Wednesday and a chance of snow. Highs Thursday s to lower 30s. Lows teens to Friday partly cloudy. A slight chance of snow. Lows teens and lower 20s. Highs in the 10-2- VSV' XxXxXtXxXxXr' fiT""!'"' - s L- 1 1 mid-tee- ns mid-30- mid-40- 50s s. 15-2- 5. mid-20- mid-20- s. 70sj) FRONTS: 30s. Southern and eastern Utah: Tonight variable clouds with a s chance of showers. Lows and 30s. Tuesday mostly cloudy with a chance of rain or snow. s and 50s. Extended Highs forecast, Wednesday rain or snow likely. Lows 20s to lower 30s. Highs upper 30s to near 50. Thurs- mid-20- WARM COLD STATIONARY 1993Accu-Weathe- Pressure E3 E3 H3 H L HGH LOW Via Associated SHOWERS RAW l cQ m m & EZ3 SNOW FLURRIES ICE Inc. r, PT. CLOUDY SUAWV Press mid-40- CLOUDY "Houses have been leveled. Businesses have been leveled." v Associated Press Writer Tornadoes killed two people in the South and injured more than 100 others while weekend travelers were stranded in the Rockies by avalanches and blinding snow. Colorado rescuers set their sights on finding five missing skiers today. The West Coast got a tempo- - in a creek in Rush, storm-swolle- n Ky., police said. Another man was missing in reach the area, where officials Virginia after falling into a raging hope the skiers reached a remote creek. Heavy snow that turned to cabin. city." With overnight temperatures Ten people were injured in a rain Sunday filled rivers and creeks-scattered , hit Tellico that tornado flooding. dipping into the teens, "it's a very causing nearby pessimistic outlook if they didn't Plains. Tenn. Across the region, reach a hut," said Debbie dozens of homes were damaged or a sheriff s spokeswoman. destroyed, and thousands of people Damage from Sundas storm system: Several remained without electricity topeople were rescued unOHIO I WOmtes harmed after an avalanche Sunday said. authorities day, ' yOwinosviiieV W. Interstate 70 on Vail across In Cedartown. Ga., a man in a tZT, swept v ' Lexington Pass, burying four cars and a semitrailer w as killed by one of at least V JU trailer truck. two tornadoes that tore through KENTUCKY authorities Nearly 300 avalanches have Sunday Georgia night, been reported since a warning said. At least 19 others were inwent into effect Wednesdays Dozjured. ens of people were stranded in "We have been hit pretty TENNESSEE their homes. hard." said Glen Arp, a radio opHotel rooms in the area were erator with the Polk County police. ALA. V.JSS. Oedartown full. I "We have trees blocking roads, Many travelers huddled at gas stations or in their vehicles in mobile homes lines down, power lots. GEORGIA roofs off Areas struck blown of packed over, parking pushed by'tornadoes j Northern California had only residences." 1 ' scattered showers after more than High wind damage was reported AP four days of powerful winter across South Carolina. A suspectIn Maryland, a ed tornado hit Belton. S.C.. causboy weather. Another front headed was killed Sunday morning when there threatened more heavy rain ing damage but no injuries. A torand snow . nado touched dow n about 40 miles the car he w as in spun out of cond Work crews used a brief interroad in east of Lexington, Ky.. causing trol on a Howard County and hit a truck. lude of sunshine to clear roads and little or no damage. Rescue workers were to resume Four Iowa highway deaths were dam a river in Southern California blamed on bad weather and before today's approaching storm. their search today for an A roads. man whose canoe overturned boy drowned in a The Federal Aviation AdminisLos Angeles-are- a creek and a tration reported delays of up to Mexican man died while trying to four hours at airports in the Mid- cross the Tijuana River on Sunday. west and Northeast. Near Victorville, Calif., a levee on Sunday blocked Lhe completed The storm moved over the East flooded River away from Mojave Coast today, bringing a mix of 28 60 cdv Oklahoma City 30 .08 25 cdv Omaha winter precipitation. Heavy snow several undermined homes, four of 76 63 cdv w hich had been declared unsafe to Orlando was blamed for numerous traffic 35 23.. 50 cdv Philadelphia enter. cdv 63 45 accidents in the Northeast. Phoenix In Pacific Palisades, authorities 45 34 .60 sn Pittsburgh Colorado rescue officials 32 i3 cdv 36 PortlaniMaine watch on nine homes that slid 35 .03 39 rn PortlaniOre. planned an early start today in an kept several feet down a soggy bluff .45 32 29 cdv Providence effort to find Five skiers missing 55 .38 59 clr the Pacific. overlooking since Saturday, when two ava09 .04 13 cdv Rapid" City This record rainfall in the year's 32 42 sn lanches thundered down near the Reno Southw est caused an earthern dam 41 .89 43 clr Richmond exclusive resort town of Aspen. 43 .01 58 rn Sacramento Bad weather Sunday made search in the Grand Canyon to erode, 22 45 cdv St Louis 28 38 sending water cascading Sunday sn Salf Lake City work impossible. 45 82 cdv San .Antonio an isolated Indian village. through rh 50 61 San Diego e They planned to use snow tracpeople were evacu48 58 rn San Francisco tors to carry up tn 10 rescue skiers ated, said Bob McNichols, natural 84 69 .01 clr San Juan.P.R. 44 cdv m Santa Fe into the area where the missing resources officer with the Bureau 21 09 cdv St Ste Marie skiers were last seen. of Indian Affairs in Peach Springs, 40 34 .05 cdv Seattle 42 79 Pitkin County Sheriff Bob Brau- - Ariz. clr Shreveport said Loudon County Sheriff Tim Guider. "All power is out to the Kin-dric- J -- ! I WYOMING NEB. mT Denver ! II I I C0L0RAD0 i Cross-count- 1 skiers missing ry s OKLA sARtzj 150W j j NEW MEXICO TEXAS I50.ftn AP rary reprieve from heavy rain and snow, allowing flooded communities time to shore up river banks as a new storm approached. At least half a dozen twisters touched down Sunday in eastern Tennessee, including one in Lenoir City that killed an elderly woman and injured nearly 00 people. 1 y" ?' I snow-covere- slip-pe- n- turns The Associated Press By Monday Temperatures indicate previous day's high and overnight low to 8 am EST. Hi.Xe Prc.OUk IB 16 .65 sn AlbanyJJ.Y. M 31 cdv Albuquerque 60 22 cir AmarJio 29 22 cay Anchorage 54 42 .19 clr Asheville 66 48 .27 clr Atlanta 40 34 .60 cdy Atlantic City 79 19 cdv Austin 33 32 .B3 Baltimore cdy 15 -- 01 sn Billings 39 72 JO clr Binnmpam 11 -- 10 .03 cdv Bismarck 25 .09 37 sn Boise M 301.14 cdy Boston 88 62 cdv Brownsville .64 33 26 sn Buffalo 11 03 .26 sn Burkngton.Vt. 26 12 cdy Casper 62 clr 59 .02 Charleston.SC 0 1.30 58 Charleston, Va. cdy 60 5" .55 clr Charlot!e.VC. Chevenne Chicago 22 17 31 20 Zl Cincinnati Cleveland ColiunhiaSC. 50 30 .64 cdv cdv cdv 44 32 43 sn 63 57 j5 cir Columbus.Ohio 7 22 49 Concurd.YH. 21 13 .34 cdv cdv 73 40 Worth Dalias-- 3 Dayton Denver 45 29 43 21 bes 29 15 .11 32 25 .49 .08 Moines Detroit Duluth 23 15 El Paso Evansvilte Fairbanks Fargo Flagsta Grand Rapids Great Falls 65 45 63 30 23 45 16 -- 39 25 07 -- 19 21 14 .02 54 41 1.11 clr 28 23 .66 10 06 .05 cdy sn Honolulu Houston 81 69 82 46 Indianapolis Jackson.Miss. 44 26 BO 38 48 Ja'isonvilie 72 S3 Juneau Kansas City Las Vecas 36 23 3 UtleKock LutAnrtles .21 14 cdy 71 35 C2 48 rn clr rn cdy 1 06 cdv .05 "4 34 W;airii Beach 77 71 Midiand-Odess- 1 S7 29 19 .43 26 20 .18 i2 a Milwaukee Paul Mpls-Nashville New Orleans New York City clr cdv 37 32 Memphis cdy cdy 5" 34 73 36 5 33 32 45 .42 Norfolk Va 58 i3 E C3 .02 fTceka Ptrsbg ampa-- 20 17 .76 75 64 34 15 Tucson 64 39 Tulsa 59 25 U'ashingtonH-C- 36 Wichita 35 34 !9 Wiles-Barr-e 29 33 Wjmington.DeI 89 Sunday cdy 25 S .75 11 !i i7 cdv cd cdy cir cdy clr cd chance of rain showers. Breezy south winds. IDAHO Northern Idaho: Tonight partly cloudy.' Patchy valley fog and low clouds. Lows 15 to 25. Tuesday variable clouds. Slight chance of snow sbowers. Highs in the 30s to lower 40s. Extended forecast, Wednesday through Friday partly cloudy with gradual warming. highs 25-3Wednesday lows 5 lows highs 30s to Thursday lower 40s. Friday lows upper teens and 20s. Highs 35-45-- 5. 15-2- 5. Central Idaho: Winter storm watch late extreme south late tonight and Tuesday, Today variable clouds and breezy. Scattered snow showers mainly east may accumuinches extreme southeast. late Highs 20s east lower to mid-30- s 1- -2 k, 4-- -- mid-30- 1- -3 3-- mid-20- 5. mid-30- Southern Nevada: Tonight partly cloudy w ith a slight chance of showers. Snow level lowering to near 4,500 feet by morning. Lows in the s to the Tuesday a chance of rain w ith mid-40- mid-30- . mi ' mid-30- s. mid-20- west. Tonight becoming cloudy south with snow extreme south late inches. tonight. New snowfall Lows east teens to lower 20s west. Tuesday snow south may ac8 inches extreme cumulate south. Cloudy with a chance of snow north. Highs in the 30s. Extended forecast, Wednesday and Thursday partly cloudy. Lows 10 10. Highs 25 to 35. Friday to partly cloudy with a chance of snow showers. Lows zero to 15. Highs in the 30s. Southern Idaho: Winter storm watch above 4,000 feet tonight and Tuesday. Highs in the upper 20s to s east, mid- - to upper 30s west. Tonight and Tuesday cloudy with snow spreading over the areas inches from the southwest. new snowfall in the lower w estern 8 inches new snow at valleys Lows in the 20s. elevations. hgher Highs in the 30s. Extended forecast, Wednesday partly cloudy. Chance of snow showers east. Lows 5 to 20. Highs 25 to 35. Thursday partly cloudy. Low s 5 to 20. Highs upper 20s and 30s. Friday variable clouds w ith a chance of snow showers. Lows 10 to 25. Highs in the 30s to lower 40s. Treasure Valley: Tonight and Tuesday cloudy with snow likely. 1 to 3 inches total snowfall. Lows 25 to 30. Highs near 40. Southeast w inds 10 mph tonight. Magic Valley: Tonight and Tuesday snow likely. New snowfall inches. Lows in the Highs 35 to 40. South winds 10 mph tonight. NEVADA Northern and central Nevada: Tonight snow likely. Lows mostly in the 20s. Tuesday snow likely west with scattered snow show ers s east. Highs in Lhe to the 40s. lower 1- -3 WYOMING Tonight increasing clouds west with snow showers becoming likely late. Partly cloudy rest oftthe state. Lows zero to 15 above. Tuesday snow western mountains and valleys possibly heavy at times. Mostly cloudy rest of the state with scattered snow showers. s to Highs in the WASHINGTON Western Washington: Tonight partly cloudy with patchy fog. Slight chance of snow showers. Lows 25 to 30. Tuesday mostiy cloudy with a chance of snow or mixed rain and snow. Highs upper 5. 111 30stomid-40- s. Eastern Washington: Tonight partly cloudy with areas of .fog. Lows from near 5 north part to the teens and 20s south part. Tuesday becoming mostly cloudy with a chance of snow mainly north and east. Highs upper 20s to mid-30- s. MONTANA ; East of the divide: Tonight continued cold north and east. Scattered snow developing in the west toward morning. Lows zero to 15 below. Tuesday snow likely west and south with flurries northeast. Man burned by teens - A NEW YORK (AP) man was burned across his lap, buttocks and legs when several teenagers set him on fire aboard a subway train, Transit Authority police said. The victim, Lucindo Beltrez of Manhattan, was attacked by four or five teenagers who poured a flammable liquid on him shortly before 4 a.m. Sunday on an A train in Queens, police added. Beltrez had been visiting a brother who works at a restaurant, and fell asleep on the train home, police said. Another man in the nearly emp--' ty subway car told police the' youths said, "Look, look, he's still asleep," as the fire started, transit police spokeswoman Officer Lor-etLaurendi said. "He said this guy was pouring lighter fluid or something on him while another guy was holding the door open," a nephew, David Diaz, told the Daily News. "Then he said another guy dropped a match on him and lit him up." ta 11 "'I t cdv cdy sn cdy cdv cdv cdv cdv cdy sn cdv at Laredo and Kingsvfle, Texas -- :9 at Williston, N.D. In Memory Of Our Brother R. Dean Thalman, Karl J. Thalman Jewelers will be closed Tuesday, February 23rd. cdy cdy 76 North Platte M 31 clr cdy 34 Li'Wkk 06 31 Low Monday GreensboroJV" C. 63 19 Spokane Svracuse H.h Hartfort Spgfid Helena Louisvilie Sioux Falls sh cdv cdv cdv sn sn Dixie: Tonight variable clouds with a slight chance of rain show ers. Tuesday mostly cloudy w ith a Sixty-thre- cdy cdv cdv cdv .05 .07 -- National Temperature Extremes sn 02 m cdv cdy .02 15 Raleih-Durha- COLORADO Winter storm watch tonight most mountain areas, Today snow and blowing snow mountains with snow locally heavy. Partly cloudy elsewhere. Highs 25 to near 40 east, 35 to 45 west, 25 to 35 mountains. Tonight snow and blowing snow increasing mountains with widely scattered rain and snow, showers western slope. Partly cloudy east. Lows 5 to 20 mountains and east 15 to 30 west. Tuesday snow and blowing snow continuing in the mountains. Scattered showers western slope. Partly cloudy east. Highs 25 to near 40 mountains and east 35 to 50 west. 5-- dis said it would take at least 20 hours for the ground rescuers to Tornadoes isolated thunderstorms in the afternoon. Snow level remaining near to 4,500 feet. Highs in the mid-50- s the mid-60- s. day mostly cloudy with scattered showers. Lows upper teens to lowto upper er 30s. Highs mid-30- s 40s. Friday partly cloudy. A slight chance of rain or snow. Low s teens to near 30. Highs upper 30s to near 50. 1- -4 Tornadoes hit South, heavy snow in Rockies By PAUL GEITNER mw to ff KARL 160 . J. THALMAN Jerlry UNrvtRsmr A Trophy provo risers - NOTICE - Free Lectures and Classes To Citizens of American Fork At the request of the zoning committee, on February 23d, the American Fork City Council will be passing an ordinance that will help put American Campground out of business. If this happens, it will mean that there will no longer be a place for your relatives and friends to stay when they come to visit. It also means that overnighters will no longer stop in American Fork to visit the cave, or come into the city to eat, buy groceries, gas, tires, trucks, repairs, or whatever. If you don't want this to happen, please come to the meeting on February 23 at 7 p.m. at the City Hall and voice your concern. February 0 er Taking a Look at Parenting Curt Grundy, clinical psychology extern American Campground 756-550- 2 . March 1 I Hormonal -- and Midlife Changes : Lorrita Evans, M5, CN.M. - Domestic Violence: Can't Beat Them Women, Betty Engaman, director Center for Women and Children in Crisis You 1 These free classes begin at 7 p.m. at the Center for Counseling and Education next to . Orem Community Hospital 465 W 400 North For more information call, 227-339- 3 or 371-7128 We need your support. - 1HC Women's Health Services at Orem Community Hospital and Utah Valley Regional Medical Center |