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So far this month, 3.51 inches have fallen at the airport while the ' normal to date is 0.85 of an inch. Some parts of Phoenix have seen between 4 and 6 inches of rain so far this month. Since Oct. 1. 2007, a total of 10,46 indies of rain have fallen there, above the normal 7.45 inches. Since the beginning of DAVID JAMES answers 2008, Phoenix has had a remarkable 8.08 inches your weather questions of rain. During the same time period, Rrovo had managed only 68 inches. It still looks like the DJAMESOriERAi.KXTRA.COM Wasatch Front of Utah will begin to see showers and thunderstorms on Sunday, increasing on Monday. It will also get cooler. August 30: In 1992, a tornado touched down in the Salt Lake Valley. It formed near the Kenneoott Mines on the Oquirrh Mountains, Another . Whats up with ilie weathei? and lasted about 15 minutes. In 1993, a lord freeze hit northern Utah: Randolph record- ed 23 degrees, WeHsviUe had 31 degrees. Sun & moon Q Q O O : Amy. 30 First quarter Full Smpt 7 SmptlS Last quarter Sept sen SUN MOON 6:52 a.m. &394JN. . 21 .ins Ml pm 633 a.m. 733pm. 7:49 m Gustav will enter the Gulf of Mexico today. Hot conditions are in store for much of the 4 West and ahead of Gustav along the Gulf Goast. Thunderstorms will affect the Appalachians and the southern Plains. Sky watch Tonigtrt'i Sky: The moon ii new at 1258 pm PDT ad it crosses the imaginary line between Earth and the sun, beginning a new cycle of phases. pm MERCURY KM - MARS 8:00 p.m. 8:16 i National forecast Jmct jWMtOngwWwMtlSam riMawy 859am. Mu. 932 im. JUHIII 591pm. 710 SATURN SITS 853pm. 858 pm 811 pm. 2Xm 817 pm STATE BRIEFING deaths slightly lower in Utah in the last year vocacy groups, interested public and policy-levpeople at the Division of Air Quality. SALT LAKE C2TY Two fewer people died in drunkeiKirivmg crashes m Utah last year than in 2006. The total decreased from 53 victims to 51 in 2007, but overall traffic fatali- Man dressed in ninja outfit quickly busted DUI el ties increased by 12 percent. ... Nationwide, drunken driving deaths decreased about the same rate as in Utah. National traffic fatalities also were down almost 4 percent. ; .. A Utah Highway Patrol spokesman says the states wideopen areas and difTntwaa between destinations mean drivers have to spend more time on the road. He says a lack of seat belt use may also have led to the increase in overall traffic fatalities. New committee formina to watch state's air quality A new SALT LAKE CITY is forming to monitor the cam-mitte- e state's air quality. : The Wasatch FTont Regional Council approved the new monitoring committee, which will advise the issues that are council on becoming more complex as standards become tougher. The new committee will include ad- -' elected public officials, Iron County Sheriff Mark Gower says the tip came from someone who was already taken into custody raid. The Drug Enforcement Agency says the growing operations in Washington, Iron and Garfield counties were all related. The plots were in remote spots that were tough to get to. The plants were irrigated and fertilized dur-ingt- he Canyon View Middle School is sponsoring a fundraiser for Andrea White, a teacher at the school, and her two sons. White's husband was Hying the plane when it crashed shortly after takeoff. . . Mice say a man who was dressed as s ninja wasn't all that stealthy when he tried to get away ROY after robbing some people. The man was picked up a few minutes after police were notified of a robbery. Witnesses said the man was dressed all in Mack like a niqja all in black and carrying a machete instead of a samurai sword. Witnesses told police the man also had a pistol and pointed k at them when he demanded money and drugs. The man was booked into the Weber County jail on suspicion of robbery and assault. Funds donated to help families of crash victims CEDAR CITY Money is being raised to help the families of the 10 victims of a plane crash in southwestern Utah last Friday. There have already been several fundraisers and events and a memorial walk is scheduled for Sept. 5. Dotations win be taken at the event and an anonymous donor has pledged New pot field found to match the first (5,000 raised The walk will take place from p.m. to during drug investigation 730 pjn. at the Canyon Trail next to ST. GEORGE Authorities say the Little League ballpark. another big marijuana field has been Another fundraiser has been schedlocated as agents continue to take out uled to help the widow of Dallin Ellsthousands of pot plants growing illeworth, one of the victims. The owners of two carwashes in Cedar City plan gally in remote spots. The new field kin the Little Creek to donate an proceeds on Sept. 3 to area northeast of Paragonah and has Kamber Ellsworth and her as yet an estimated 3,000-4,00- 0 more plants. unborn son. . . 5-J- ... . High school band teacher excited by classroom tech-u- p SOUTH OGDEN A Utah teachpr says the new gadgets that are being added to his dassroom make even him excited to get to school. Band instructor Joe Windsor of Teen sentenced for sending nude photos with cell phone Roy High School says students can't wait to come in and see what's nex. Windsor was one of the winners of the Weber School Foundations Tech My Class contest. His classroom is getting a higb4ech overhaul with ad the latest gadgets. Third grade teacher Melodie Lar sen of Uintah Elementary was the classmate. A 3rd District juvenile judge other winner. She says the high-techanded down the sentence Thursexposure will give students an advanday. Judge James Mkhie said the tage as they move forward in schodL Both teachers have been in make lacrosse player should tell 16year-dhis friends that sending sexual text shift rooms while the construction I messages and nude photographs are has been under way to upgrade the)r crimes. classrooms. Originally charged wfth three felonies, the teen pleaded guiKy to a pair of class A misdemeanor charges of dealing in harmful material to a , minor. The boy sent pictures cl his abdomen and groin to a girl he was dating and asked her to send him naked pictures of herself. The messages continit- - ,( ued for about a month before the girl asked school officials for help. SALT LAKE CITY A West Jordan High School student win pay fines, get counseling and submit a DMA sample to a state database as punishment for sending explicit messages over a cell phone to a female ji d - . ' |