SI WEATHER The Evening Press March 1983 Bingharnton, The Forecast For 7 a.m. EST Rain snow E3l For the record The National Weather Service station at Thursday, Marcn 3 oLow Temperatures Canada pressing clouds from Tier Edwin A. Link Field report for the past day: Total this year 5.66 Normal for year to date 4.75 last year to date 5.69 Snowfall yesterday 0 Snowfall this month 0 Snowfall this season 48.8 Same period last year 54.8 Airport Temperatures Midnight 40 7 A.M. 36 High yesterday 55 at 3 p.m. low overnight 34 at 8:30 a.m.
Mean temperature yesterday ....44 Mean one year ago today 23 Normal mean yesterday .....26 Record high this date 60 in 1972 Record low this date in 1960 Degree days this month 21 Degree days this season 4599 Same period last 5338 Precipitation yesterday 0 Total this month 0 Normal for month to date 0.18 The end of March's first week may feel like the middle of May to those who live along the New York-Pennsylvania border, says James Malinosky, National Weather Service meteorologist at Edwin A. Link Field. Malinosky said clouds churned up by a low pressure system over the Atlantic will begin to disappear late today as high, pressure from Central Canada takes command of the skies. 3 A.M. 39 39 38 37 8A.M.
9A.M. 10 A.M. 11 A.M. 4 A.M. 5 A.M.
6 A.M. Around the state Hi 52 53 53 45 Lo Wthr 35 rn Rochester 29 cdy Syracuse 33 psny Watertown 41 rn Hi lo 46 28 51 32 52 29 Albany Buffalo Elmira New York The result, said Malinosky, will be partly sunny weather the rest of the week for the Southern Tier, with temperatures warming through the 40s and 50s, "just like the middle of May around Overtopping the march of weather systems near the earth is a high and mighty jet stream of wind, dipping over the Gulf of Mexico for warmth as it races west to east across the country, meteorologists say. National NOAA. Wthr cdy fr cdy Showers Flurripsbkikl Stationary The eastern two-thirds of the country will and still mild EH Weather Service Dept of Commerce Wild, wild West Coast storm starts eastward Warm war Occluded Fronts: Cold ifornia including nearly 3,000 from the Rain and showers are forecast for most of the West. Mobile Parks West trailer park in San be mainly sunny and warm.
Jose. In Southern California, more than 500 people had to be evacuated. Around the nation Hi lo Pre Otlk Hi Pre Otlk Albuquerque 63 35 cdy Memphis 67 37 clr Anchorage 33 26 clr Miami 75 66 clr Atlanta 65 44 .18 clr Milwaukee 49 24 cdy AtlanticCity 47 43 .65 clr 41 37 .08 cdv Baltimore 4" 41 .12 clr Nashville 68 41 clr Birmingham 67 44 .11 clr NewOrleans 72 48 cdy Boise 60 45 .08 rn OklahomaCity 73 39 cdy Boston 50 34 .05 rn Omaha 55 43 cdy Charleston.S.C. 58 50 .14 cir Orlando 67 55 .06 clr 42 clr Philadelphia 45 37 .35 clr Cheyenne 55 27 cdy Phoeni 78 56 rn Chicago 56 23 clr Pittsburgh 57 32 clr Cincinnati 61 35 clr Portland.Me. 41 25 rn Cleveland 49 30 clr Portland.Ore.
50 40 .15 rn Columbus 57 29 clr Providence 52 32 .10 rn Oallas-FtWorth 86 50 cdy St.louis 69 32 clr Denver 64 34 cdy St. Pete-Tampa 63 57 .03 clr DesMoines 69 40 clr SaltLake 62 46 rn Detroit 57 28 cdy SanDiego 66 63 .86 rn Fairbanks 13 -01 .01 cdy SanFrancisco 53 50 .42 rn Hartford 45 29 cdy StSteMarie 33 29 cdy Honolulu 80 58 clr Seattle 47 41 .01 rn Houston 78 56 cdv Spokane 44 32 .03 rn Indianapolis 61 33 clr Tulsa 69 37 cdy lacksonville 68 51 .07 clr Washington 49 44 .54 clr Juneau 39 32 .01 cdv Pre Precipitation for 24 hours KansasCity 70 35 clr ending 8 p.m. EST vesterday. LittieRock 66 41 clr Otlk Sky conditions outlook losAneeles 63 61 2.00 rn for today. Louisville 60 41 clr Forecast: Sunny EINGHAMTON AND VICINITY Clearing tonight, near 30.
Sunny tomorrow, high near 50. EXTENDED OUTLOOK Fair Friday and Sat- EASTERN NEW YORK Clearing tonight, lows in the 20s. Sunny tomorrow, highs in the 40s. WESTERN NEW YORK Fair tonight, lows in the 20s. Partly sunnv tomorrow, highs 45 to 55.
NEW YORK CITY Clear tonight, low in the 30s. Sunny tomorrow, high in the 50s. a chance of rain Sunday. Highs in the 50s, the upper 30s and low 40s. Around the world Hi Lo Wthr Hi Lo Wthr 43 36 cdy MexicoCity 75 45 clr 54 41 cdv Montreal 61 30 cdy 91 81 clr Moscow 10 -06 clr 41 36 cdv Oslo 30 28 cdy 43 32 rn Paris 46 39 cdy 77 59 clr Rio 100 72 cdv 66 46 clr Rome 55 34 clr 37 34 cdy Sanjuan 95 77 clr 50 36 rn Singapore 93 77 clr 46 37 cdy Stockholm 30 23 cdy 63 59 rn Tokvo 63 37 clr 50 37 cdy Toronto 48 32 clr 48 39 cdy Vienna 41 39 cdy Amsterdam Athens Bangkok Berlin Brussels B'Aires Cairo Copenhagen Frankfurt Geneva Hongkong Jerusalem London If you travel By The Associated Press A ferocious Pacific storm started to move eastward today after pounding California with high winds and heavy rain and dumping snow in the state's northern mountains.
Heavy surf battered oceanside houses and severe flooding developed along the upper Sacramento River and in the southern San Joaquin Valley. An estimated 7,000 persons across California were routed from their homes by floodwaters and mudslides. Scattered showers struck Utah and the Pacific Northwest as the storm moved inland. A winter storm watch was issued for the central mountains of Arizona and the mountains of southern Colorado. In the East, a storm off the coast was sending rain and gusty winds to the middle and northern Atlantic region.
The wind and rain stretched the length of the West Coast, from San Diego to Seattle, but the Golden State took the brunt of yesterday's storm. Nine persons were dead in weather-related accidents since the weekend; two others were missing. Winds gusted up to 84 mph, up to 10 inches of rain fell in places, power was knocked out at 210,000 homes and businesses and parts of the Sierra Nevada were smothered by 7 feet of new snow. Meanwhile, two minor earthquakes rattled the Los Angeles area, adding to the confusion but causing no major damage. "I understand March is supposed to roar in like a lion, but this is getting a little ridiculous," said Lt.
Dan Cooke of the Inglewood, police. Swollen rivers and creeks routed more than 6,500 people in Northern Cal- Almanac The sun rose at 6:38 a.m. today and will set at 5:55 p.m. The sun will rise at 6:37 a.m. tomorrow and will set at 5:56 p.m.
Venus will rise at 7:38 a.m. tomorrow and set at 8:09 p.m. Mars will rise at 7:24 a.m. and set at 7:41 p.m. Jupiter will rise at 1:02 a.m.
and set at 10:33 a.m. Saturn will rise at 9:54 p.m. and set at 8:51 a.m. Cities to which Broome County residents most often travel are expected to have the following weather conditions and range of temperatures, from afternoon high to evening low: Minneapolis Mostly cloudy. 48-36.
New Orleans Mostly tair. ri-w. Philadelphia Mostly fair. 51-34. Phoenix Chance or rain.
69-57. Atlanta Mostly sunny. 7(M4. Boston Partly cloudy. 45-33.
Chicago Mostly sunny. 63-45. Cleveland Mostly sunny. 60-36. Dallas Mostly fair.
77-57. Denver Partly cloudy. 62-37. Houston Partly cloudy. 81-58.
Kansas City Mostly sunny. 63-39. Us Vegas Chance of ram. 59-48. Los Angeles Thunderstorms.
60-55. Pittsburgh Partly cloudy. 48-29. St. Louis Mostlv sunny.
71-46. San Francisco Chance of ram. 58-53. Seattle Partly cloudy. 5542.
Toronto Partly cloudy. 50-35. Washington Mostly sunny 6141. picture shows an intense winter storm California. mm Sf On Ison" Jlo MH Chicks Quiclc THROUGH MAY 31, 1983 1 off the West Coast spreading clouds and rain coupons arr shown upon Mudslides, floodwaters ana tailing redwood trees ravaged the narrow Palo Colorado Canyon on the Big Sur coast, smashing more than 20 homes and forcing several hundred residents to flee on foot.
Army helicopters airlifted 28 people to safety using winches. At Stinson Beach near San Francisco, fierce waves up to 25 feet high exploded against the coast, destroying eight homes and leaving at least 15 others "uninhabitable," officials said. Tehama County Sheriff Ron Koenig said 500 to 800 people were evacuated along the Sacramento River, including the entire town of Tehama, and at least 300 homes were flooded in Red Bluff. "We were rescuing people off roofs," said Red Bluff police dispatcher Susan Myers. About 500 residents of Santa Ana in Southern California, including occu- pants of City Hall, the YMCA and a small retirement home, were evacuated after after 3 inches of rain fell during the morning.
Disneyland was closed yesterday, as was the famed San Diego Zoo for only the second time in its history. "We can hardly see out there, it's coming down so hard," said zoo spokesman Jeff Jouett. In Lake Tahoe, building inspectors reported the snow collapsed several roofs, but no injuries were reported. A fire department unit was dispatched to the Ramirez Canyon in the Malibu area where a number of "really big" homes were threatened by mudslides, said Dick Friend of the Los Angeles County Fire Department. urday, lows in CD Mar.
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