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Show \‘ : 8 The Daily Herald ‘Thursday, May 9, 1996 3 Severe storms causeflooding in East Area Outlook By The Associated Press UTAH *PROVO AND SALTLAKECITY Tonight clear. Friday mostly sunny *NORTHERN UTAH Tonight mostly clear. Lows inthe 40s. Friday mostly sunny. Highs mid- to upper 70s. Extended forecast, Saturday through Monday sunny warm days and clear nights. Lows mid-40s to mid-SQs. Highs in the upper 70s to upper 80s. *SOUTHERN UTAH: Tonight mostly clear. Lows in the 40s. Friday mostly sunny, Highs 80s to mid-90s. Extended forecast, Saturday Monday sunny warm days and clear nights. Lows mid-40s the 50s. Highs mid-80sto near 100. XIE: Tonight clear. Friday mostly sunny DAHO *NORTHERN IDAHO: Tonight partly cloudy early with widely rowers over the northern andeastern mountains. Clearing > 30s to near 40. Friday warmer. Fair south partly cloudy north. Highs in the 60s to near 70, nded forecast, Saturday and Sun1 ly cloudy. Lows in the upper 30s through the 40s, Highs in the 60s through the 70s. Monday partly cloudy. A slight chance of showers. Lows in the 40s. *CENTRALIDAHO: Tonight clear. Lows in the upperteens through the 20s. Friday sunny and warmer. Highs in the upper 50s through the 60s. Extended forecast, Saturday and Sunday mostly sunny andcontin ued mild. Lows in the 30s. Highs in the 60s to the lower 70s. Monday partly cloudy. Lows in the 30s. Highs 60 to 70. *SOUTHERN IDAHO: Tonight clear. Lows.in the mid-20s through he 30s. Friday sunny and warmer. Highs in the mid-60s to the mid-70s. Extendedforecast, Saturday and Sunday mostly sunny and continued mild. Lows in the mid-30s to the mid-40s. Highs in the mid-70s to mid80s. Monday partly cloudy. Lows in the 40s. Highs in the mid-70sto the d-80s, NEVADA «NORTHERN AND CENTRAL NEVADA: Tonight clear. Lows in he 30s to mid-40s locally colder east. Friday sunny and warmer. Highs n the 70s to lower 80s. *SOUTHERN NEVADA: Tonight clear. Lows from the mid-50s to mid-60s. Friday sunny and warmerwithhighs in the upper 80s to near 104. ARIZONA *STATEWIDE: Tonight mostly clear. Lows upper 20s mountains to wound 70 on the desert. Friday mostly sunny. little warmerhighs mid {ie 70s mountains to around102 on the desert COLORADO *STATEWIDE: Tonight mostly cloudy with rain or snow in the mountains and showers and thunderstorms in the east. Widely scattered showers west. Lows in the 35 and 50, upper 20s to mid-30s mountains and higher valleys. Friday partly cloudy west mostly cloudy mountains ind east with scattered showers. Muchcooler in the northeast. Highs in the upper 50s and 60s, 45 to 55 in the mountains. By The Associated Press Snow fell before daybreak in Montana, while Phoenix was withering in 87adegree heat. Some streets were flooded in Missouri, Ohio and West Virginia. Much of the East awoke10rain. Tornadoes roared thr ugh Beat- rice, Neb., late NATIONAL Weather The AccuWeather ® fore cast for noon, Friday, May 10. s Bands separate high temperature zonesfor the day. 50s Wednesday destroying at least a dozen homes and leaving at 10 people injured.It waspart of a string of storms packing hail, hard rain and tornadoes that moved through the Midwest and OhioValley Severe storms were in the forecast again today from eastern ColoradotoIllinois and southern Wisconsin and fromthere to Pennsylvania and western New York Scattered rains and thunderstorms were possible from eastem Colorado to Missoun, Hlinois and Michiganand fromtheretothe East Coast, fromVirginia northward. Flooding was possible from southeast NebraskatoIllinois and from there to western Pennsylvania. Thunderstorms were lining up over southern Florida, northwestern North Carolina and southwest Texas Cooler but windy conditions could prevail from the plains of Montana and southeastern Wyomingto northern Minnesota. Some snow waspossible in the northern Rockies andin higher elevations of Washington \ weak cold front could produce breezy conditions and some showers and thunderstorms over the southern Intermountain region Also, it could be windy from southern Nevadato the mountains and deserts of southern California The nation’s hot spot Wednes- FRONTS: vv ae +a, WARM COLD Pressure HL HIGH LOW STATIONARY © 1996 AccuWeather it & WS SHOWERS RAIN T-STORMS FLURRIES OW ICE SUNNY Inc ai PT. CLOUDY cLouby Via Associated Press day was Coolidge, Ariz., at 104 degrees. The coldest place was Yellowstone Park, Wyo., at 13 Today's temperatures should range in the 308 and 40s in the upper Plains: 50s in the East Northwest and Great Lakes; 60s in the Northeast and lower Plains 70s across the Midwest. 80s in most of the South and California GotTimeTo Spare Clock Clearance Sale! and 90s in parts of the Deep South and desert Southwest Other reports at 7 am, EDT. (some conditions not available) “WEST: Albuquerque 64; Anchorage 48: Boise 39; Casper 43 ck Fairbanks 35 fair; Great Falls 27 snow: Honolulu 70; Las Vegas 68: Los Angeles 60; Medtord 37; Pendleton 35; Phoenix 74; Portland, Ore., 43; Reno 37; Salt. luke city 54 cloudy; San Diego 64 partly cloudy: San Francisco SO fair, Seattle 42 fair, Spokane 35 cloudy Do TRAL: Bismarck 35 51 foggy: Denver 50 cloudy; Des Moines 63. fair: Fort Werth 71 partly cloudy; Galveston 75 cloudy; Indianapolis 63 fe Kansas City 73 windy: Little Rock 68 fair; Louisville 62 Memphis 70 fair; Nashville 62 partly cloudy: New Orleans 72 rain: North Platte 56 cloudy: Okla: homaCity 68; Omaha 60 thunder storms; Rapid City 47 foggy: St Louis 68 cloudy: Minneapolis-St Paul 49 foggy; Marquette 38 cloudy; San Antonio 72 cloudy You TEND CHILDREN WITH DIABETES? Al baby-si course designed especially for individuals who baby-sit or wouldlike to baby-sit children with diabetes is Sat., May 11. 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