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Show The Salt Lake Tribune SPORTS Monday, January 29.1996 SALT LAKE Northern Utah Cloudswill be mixed with some sur shine today with seasonably eRalior peratures. A major st rm system will beginto affect the regionlater tomorrow @S somerain moves into the area, with Sait Lakehigh Salt Lakelow Precipitation Precipitation this month ‘snowin the higher elevations. Colder air will bring snow by Thursday 0-50 Good 10, Moderate. 101-200 1-300, Very Unhealthtul Unheaithful. TodaySalt LakeCity, Davis and Wet sunties Good Salt Lake & Utah counties e ; hs. fF Brigham Logan city . 337 re trom normal fall mon Snowfall seasor Normal highfor Sait Lake Normal iow for Salt Lake Record high for Salt Lake Rec for Salt Lake f' Lye Lye ~ , Randolph ’ 26/6 | Herber City yerna! © 31/26 @ Payson s 40/22 pee an «or? 7 . Cpe Bionteal : . Southern Utah a] clouds and some sunshine today along with a mid atternoon. A major storm system will begin toaffect the region tomorrowwith thickening im Price 34/24 clouds and some GreenRiver " f or snow arriving on Wednesday. Colder air will bring Brian Head snow by Thursday nee 45/20 pee US siancing Coo 2 i eae Cy ep ar nentnes St. George 5 é . ® Zion N.P. Bullfrog = Tonight YL, 5:41 p.m. Showers [243] T-storms Fronts £54 Flurries Shown are noon positions of weather systems and precipitation. Temperature bands are highs for the Warr mf Snow Gay. Forecast highvlow temperatures are given for Stationary mgs FH Cees 5 There will be a mixture of y+ DepiBer 42ie ® p 39 20 57 in 1938 Bin 1949 46/24 57 169. 9 533-723 Highway Conditions {800\492-2400 Temperatures are today’s highs/tonight's lows. | bring heavy precipitation to the area. This pat- | tern is likely to continue, leading to above-normal precipitation. The jet may move back to the north later in the period, resulting in fewer storms and drier weather | | | | | 1 Feb4 Feb12 Moonsettoday. Moonrise today Yesterday Hi Lo Prep Snow city e 964-6000 Flagstatt Avalanche Conditions 364-1581 Fab 18 Phoenix Today Te) ——— Seasonably Coolwith partial ‘sunshine 38/26 Plenty of clouds; chance of rain 44/28 Turning colder fain ors likely 44/30 Brisk and colder, snow likely 32/18 Blustery and —_cold; chance of Soe 6 . : eee : = 5 oS 2 Se, TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY phon ew ~—a . —_~ : — Clouds mixed Considerable Turning colder; Brisk and A mixture of 70 50s with some clouds and rain or snow colder; snow clouds and sunshine. milder likely likely some sun. 46/23 50/25 48/27 38/21 36/21 + than overall southwest region 5 TODAY yas TUESDAY WEDNESDAY a aie THURSDAY ‘ T Roosevelt Salt Lake FRIDAY Tr Sandy < Clouds mixed with some sunshine Plenty of clouds and milder Turningcolder rain or snow likely. Brisk and colder: snow likely Clouds mixed with some sunshine 45/20 49/22 47/24 37/18 35/18 2 24 6138 2536 2 29 26 Tr Tr tT; 1 2 oT 34 0.02 31) 26 0.44.20 4 p0 me 82) <6 be Tt Hi Lo Prep. Hi Lo W | 30 18 049 28 25 sn 37 29021 43 31c Albany 17 40 17s 38 14pC GrandJct Boise 42 15 Tr 3919p IDAHO 38 27 023 37 27st | Baltimore | Birmingham Bismarck Idaho Falls Lewiston 25 17 0.14 30 19sf 37 26 0.01 20 10c | Charleston, SC Charleston, WV 34 Rexburg Sun Valley 23 17 0.06 30 16¢ 38 12 0.22 33 17st TwinFalls 10 8 Atlantic 7 4 47 24 City Austin 400 5 MONTANA Louisville 39 «18 7 18-8 47 25 «Tr 76 64 Milwaukee 25 6 Tr Minneapolis Mobile Montgomery 7 54 51 Nashville New Orleans 4417 57 37 Miami Montpelier New York Chicago Cincinnati 34 24 0.02 34 2961 ——_ Nortolk 42 Oklahoma City 57 69 43 36 29 | Concord Columbus, OH PalmSprings Kalispell Dallas Pittsburgh Missoula. 5 8 ey |vere Des Moines Detroit Dover a Duluth EI Paso Eugene Evansville Fairban) | Grand Rapids Greensboro NEW MEXICO Albuquerque 55 31 55 29s Carlsbad 74 25 «69 365 Casper Cheyenne Evanston 52 215 26 12 Tr 35 t4c Jackson Hole 25 15 28 4c Rock Springs 27 14 0.01 35 20¢ Porland, ME Dayton REPEL OO be 6 as te Abbe Aa EE Sk Santa Fe 50 22 —<—<$<—<—_ Philadelphia Davenport -Opc Houston indianapolis Jackson, MS | Little Rock 9c 42 17 0.07 36 25 1.03 Portland. OR Providence Raleigh RapidCity 39 39 44° 1 Sioux Falls Spokane 24 0 0.05 a1 Trenton 38 26 85 32 Springfield, IL Syracuse Tampa Kansas City 21 71 29 «33 27 26 1 0.11 115 Tr Richmond Sacramento St. Louis 38 SanDiego 005 64 52 pc San Francisco 001 56 50 Savannah 2 31 71 47 pe Seattle 35 28 013 28 22 pc Hartford Honolulu Warsaw 33 0.01 31 4111 Orlando 9010 -6-18¢ 0020 230 Omaha -24 009-13 -22 pc 24c¢ 36 31011 Columbia. SC 4 45 -7 008 27 23 Cleveland 16 3-70.28 6 -14pc Today Hi Lo Prep. Hi Lo W Madison Memphis Charlotte SEEN Yesterday City 15 2s 54 45 po Boston «31. 20 015 31 23st Be A Today | ity | Anchorage Atlanta AR a HEN Yesterday W. Yellwstone 17-3 0.29 28 NEVADA a Elko 32 18 013 37 21¢ qT v2 Ss 15 Great Falls 29 ' 48 Pocatello yi2 | Washington and western Oregon. An area of snowandflurries will cross the eastern | Great Lakes 40 Bilings. 39} 4 39 (St. George area temperatures average approx. 11 degrees 4 ae te see | Denver Coourd’Al 2 OE ae pin ARR Extremelycold air will push southward through the midsectionof the nation today. Temperatureswill not reach 10 below zero across portionsof northern Montana and North Dakota. The coldest air of the winterwill maintain an icy grip on western 53 20-56 295 CORR ARS) Colo. Sprgs. High: 80 in Vero Beach, Florida we Hi Lo Prep. Hi Low ARIZONA 67 42 Bspa0 Bewee Yesterday's NationalExtremes Low: -31 in Roseau, Minnesota; Sil na ask FRIDAY Cold www selected cities, Is 06 | 10s 20s [fel] 40s 50s 60s| 70s|20s SOORIRIRNT All maps, forecasts and data provided by AccuWeather,Inc. © 1996 2:54am. 1:09 p.m 44 2948 238 Page Ice | | 1 | Feb 25 ie Coc Yesterday 973-3066 Air Quality 52/35 The next 90 days will feature near-normal temperatures and above-normal precipitation Temperatures during the period normally rangein the 40s and 50sin the day with 20s and 30sduring the night. The jet stream has a storm systems{0 Washington | Los Angeles Wichita 35 12 27 19 3 4 «Tr 37 29 Weather(W): s-sunny. pc-partly cloudy, ¢-cloudy. sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, r-rain, sf-snowflurries, sn-snow. -ice. Prep -precipitation, Tr-trace Open Next Week's Food Section and Enter to Win *100 in FREE GROCERIE Enter to Win ‘100 in the .|| Robert Galbraith The Associated Press Montreal defender Patrice Brisebois slams into his teammate, goalie Jocelyn Thibault, during Sundayafternoon's 5-4 victory over Boston. Thibault left the game with an injured shoulder Caps End Flyers’ 9 Flat Weekend —=sesxonx THE ASSOCIATED PRESS LANDOVER. Md. — The down is huge. e's 10th goal of the Washington Capitals made iti 8°80 camefrom theri a lost weekend for the Phila- delphia Flyers Playing for the e second fimein less than 24 hours: the Flyers blew a one-goal lead late in regulation and lost 3-2 in overtime Sunday. Theloss followeda defeat at Pittsburgh a day er and extended Philadelphia's winless streak to four games (0. 2) g a little We wereplayi on empty,” Fis Terry Murray said Coach 4 S673 Maes. ug Power pa A circle after he took a drop *(\ ; , zr Nev len 2 pass from Ken Klee. The sie , “4 . m7 F shot9 bounded an off ChriPhiladel. Northeast Dien phia defenseman Chris Th jen andtrickled past goalrep5 OF bes tender Ron Hextall Canadiens 5 ae se “They put the puck onthe * pet, it hits a stick and goes Bruins 4 in,” Hextall said MONTREAL — Martin WESTERN CONFERENCE t's one those: thin two goals Central Division we've had happento us ail Rucinsky up scored another, leading Wi said. “It’s Find Seymour Savings next to a grocery item in this week’s ads and you = 2 could win $1 00 in groceries! al past Boston in the final visit to the game-winner oc curredin s lar fash Participating Grocers You'll find it at had five Konowalchuk’s sec of the game. with 39.7 seconds left in ove * Looe > provided Washington its first win at home Philadelphia since Februar 1 Atdantie Division WoL TPs GF GA ; = Grocery Giveaway. The Capitals were 0-5 4 during that span We've battled themalot but always seem to short,” tion. Play Grocery Giveaway in m said Washington's "xian Pat Peake, who tied the score with 7:23 left in regula “Philadelphia is a te we'vehad trouble beating s: to come back from a goa Ms reer ; i aaa we CheSaltLake Tribune | |
