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Show Allan's o .Qi Weatherline Current Tim, Temperature and Weaiher Forecast 34-600- 0 U- - The Daily Hsrald Super Save Markets Weatherline U Sen's M By The Associated Press UTAH .SALT LAKE AND PRO VO: Sunday cloudy and breezy. Chance of 5 snow. South winds mph. Highs in the lower 40s. Sunday night and Monday cloudy with snow likely. Colder Monday. Lows middle to upper 20s. Highs near 30. Chance of snow Saturday 30 percent Ogden area and less than J) percent elsewhere. Forty percent Sunday and 60 percent Sunday night and Monday. ; ; SlAiLWIDL: Sunday windy. Increasing clouds. Mountain snow Jjkely. Chance of snow northern valleys. 35-5Sunday night cloudy. Snow likely except for rain lowest southern valleys. Lows teens to lower 30s. Monday cloudy and colder. Snow showers likely. Highs in the Extended forecast, Tuesday partly cloudy. upper 20s and 30s. 25-3Lows Highs 20s and lower 30s. Wednesday and Thursday cloudy. Chance of snow at times. Lows Highs upper 20s and 30s. By The Associated Press Locally heavy snow fell across the mountains of the West on Saturday, with nearly 2 feet in parts of Utah, and temperatures fell to 57 below zero in Minnesota. Flooding forced evacuations along rivers in the Appalachians. Snow fell overnight across northwestern Washington, with up to a foot in the Cascades and 7 inches reported on the ground at Port Angeles. inch of rain was Up to common along the Washington coast, with slightly higher amounts ; 15-2- 5. 5. 0. IDAHO IDAHO: Sunday scattered snow showers valleys jmow showers mountains accumn!;iHnr 9 tn d niche 1, tn IS anday night cloudy. A chance of snow showers. I nws 5 tn 30. Mon day mostly cloudy. A chance of snow showers. Highs 25 to 35. Extend- a iorecasi, iuesaay inrougn hursday good chance of snow each day, s specially Thursday. Lows in the teens to Hiehs in the 1 1 , i piled up in the Wasatch Mountains of northern Utah. High wind was reported along the Oregon Coast, with gusts as high as 60 mph at Sea Lion Caves and 76 mph at Cape Blanco. Gusts up to 50 mph were measured in Wyoming at Rock Springs, Rawlins, Laramie and Cheyenne. Arctic air covered the central and eastern states, squeezing out the last bits of Friday's record warmth. 1 Mon-$ayclou- If Early ARIZONA 'STATEWIDE: Sunday becoming mostly cloudy north partly cloudy iouth with a chance of late afternoon showers northwest quarter. Windy s mountains to 2 north to breezy south afternoon hours. Highs from (ipper 60s deserts. Sunday night scattered showers central and north with periods of snow in the central mountains. Partly cloudy southeast most- Jy clear southwest. Locally breezy. Not as cold. Lows from around 20 mountains to upper 40s deserts. Monday scattered showers central and aurth with periods of snow in the central mountains variable cloudiness-j$uth. Colder. Locally windy south and breezy north. Highs from around " J j5p mountains to lower 60s deserts. , COLORADO 'STATEWIDE: Sunday mostly cloudy .mountains and northwest jj with scattered snow showers developing. Partly cloudy elsewhere. : u 1 mid-30- r t COLD WARM LOW Via Associated mi . i t in-sto- . . pn W! m m w I I I w ' wt am ., ; tjWr It 1 this sale. Salt LakeWest Valley Salt Lake Downtown 579-746- Cottonwood 579-625- 1 South Towne 579-686- 3 OgdenLayton OremProvo 778-210- 0 - ?N 4 t ft :t Mwnm SNQWJ.' ICE inn niinwmm iwiMiiiiii jy. i i V ' SUNNY iiimiii m -- mniiiitii O PT. CLOUDY CLOUDY hm ibpipi - Ac:lIBjiliE-Js- Li : Prices ECrjcttva 3 Dsy Qnty. Jamieiv 21, 22, 23, 199$ . Corn Belt ' ' fiH I -l f y I - hi mi n ii f nmmmmtm & ' Water PradUCt Lb. ii vm LI j n .1 J 'J''!?I'''"'!LJ 7 579-601- 1 D Pocatello Idaho Falls St. Ceorge 525-402- 2 l a... 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Call now for a free estimate by a ZCMI expert. .Solid sheer and linings are excluded from mm & E3 RAIN Custom draperies fabric sale FN rt A-708.q Press iiin ' ) 1996 AccuWeather, Iric. 00 off 50 LlZ 60S - 60s Caribou, J mn , STATIONARY SHOWERS iiniiMiiiiiiiHH pi fLyJrJrr3 ' jA VrT l b h" HIGH nil S S0S FRONTSi ' . i-- i 70s -- - ft t Saturday, Maine, topped out at a record 50 degrees, but within an hour the temperature fell into the 20s. In northern Minnesota, Saturday morning's low at Tower and Embarrass was 57 below zero, just two degrees away from the state's all-tirecord, a reading of 59 below in 1899. Internationa! Falls, Minn., posted a record low of 42 below zero and Duluth hit a record low of 35 below. Flooding caused by last week's heavy rain and rapid snow melt continued in the central Appalachians, forcing thousands from their homes in West Virginia, Pennsylvania and upstate New York. f 4 Bands separate high temperature zones for the day. Fifteen to 20 inches fell overnight at Utah's Alta and Snowbird ski resorts, and Steamboat Springs, Colo., received 15 inches. Over the past three to four days, as much as 7 feet of snow had mid-20- s. CfcMiXAL IDAHO: Sunday snow showers. Accumulation 2 to 4 nches west 3 to 5 inches east with local blowing and drifting. Highs 25 U&35. Sunday night cloudy. A chance of snow showers. Lows zero to 15. I Monday cloudy. A slight chance of snow showers. Hiehs in the 20s.' Extended forecast, Tuesday through Thursday good chance of snow each rlay. especially l nursaay. Lows in the single digits to teens. Highs in the c20s. ; , SOUTHERN IDAHO: Sunday breezy. Scattered snow showers vWSt. SllOW showers east accumulating to 2 inches vailevs 3 tn inrh- STaiountains with considerable blowing and drifting. Highs 25 to 35. ?2SurSday night cloudy. A chance of snow showers. Lows 10 to 25. A slight chance of snow showers. Highs 25 to 35. Extended :,$3"ecast, Tuesday mostly cloudy. A chance of snow mainly west. Lows iritne teens to mid-zu- s. to mid-30- s. Highs m the mid-20- s Wednesday -- and Thursday a good chance of snow. Lows in the upper teens and 20s. Highs in tne im. NEVADA : i 'NORTHERN AND CENTRAL NEVADA: Sunday snow likely est and central. Scattered snow north and east. Highs in the 30s. Z , "SOUTHERN NEVADA: Sunday mostly cloudy with a slight thance of showers in the afternoon mainly over the mountains. Snow level 6,000 feet. Highs in the 50s to mid-60- s. n The Accu Weather forecast for noon, Sunday, Jan. 21 along the northern Oregon coast. Further inland, snow fell across parts of Idaho into southwestern Montana, western Wyoming, northern Utah and northern Colorado. inr-ho- a West one-ha- lf 15-2- 5. $fmid-30- Sunday, January 21, 1SS5 - 0 Heavy snow falls in many parts of m&mmmmmmssmmmmem mid-20- s. 344-600- mnimmammmmmm 9 . ' . Quality-manufactur- mm f KM! tassel. 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