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SELECTED CITIES WEATHER SUMMARY AND FORECASTS...PART 1 OF 4
NWS/NDFD TELECOMMUNICATION OPERATIONS CENTER SILVER SPRING MD
750 AM EST MON MAR 02 2015

TEMPERATURES INDICATE DAYTIME HIGH...NIGHTTIME LOW
B INDICATES TEMPERATURES BELOW ZERO
PRECIPITATION FOR 24 HOURS ENDING AT 7 AM EST

                                FORECAST        FORECAST
                 SUN...MAR 01   MON....MAR 02   TUE....MAR 03
CITY             HI/LO   PCPN   WEA     HI/LO   WEA     HI/LO

ABILENE TX       32  31   .01   CLOUDY  40/39   MOCLDY  71/36
AKRON CANTON     33  20   .23   MOCLDY  27/14   RNSNOW  40/33
ALBANY NY        26  23   .08   FLRRYS  31/05   SNOW    27/26
ALBUQUERQUE      63  37         WINDY   58/32   PTCLDY  53/27
ALLENTOWN        25  24   .33   PTCLDY  35/12   SNOW    32/32
AMARILLO         32  27         CLOUDY  39/35   MOCLDY  60/18
ANCHORAGE        30  22         MOCLDY  37/31   FZRAIN  38/31
ASHEVILLE        53  36   .01   MOCLDY  50/36   RAIN    45/44
ATLANTA          46  45   .14   CLOUDY  58/49   SHWRS   60/55
ATLANTIC CITY    32  32   .66   MOCLDY  38/15   SLEET   36/36
AUSTIN           43  38   .05   CLOUDY  44/44   CLOUDY  70/55
BALTIMORE        31  31   .61   PTCLDY  38/21   RNSNOW  34/33
BATON ROUGE      65  60  1.38   SHWRS   72/61   CLOUDY  76/65
BILLINGS         33  15         PTCLDY  37/04   SNOSHW  14/05B
BIRMINGHAM       58  52         SHWRS   52/49   MOCLDY  71/62
BISMARCK         27  01         SUNNY   34/08   WINDY   09/09B
BOISE            47  31         PTCLDY  48/27   WINDY   45/22
BOSTON           30  27   .18   PTCLDY  38/15   PTCLDY  31/26
BRIDGEPORT       27  26   .82   MOCLDY  34/16   SNOW    31/29
BROWNSVILLE      61  53   .02   MOCLDY  60/51   WINDY   78/67
BUFFALO          27  19   .13   FLRRYS  22/07   SNOW    33/32
BURLINGTON VT    28  22   .02   CLOUDY  29/05   SNOW    26/25
CARIBOU          27  18   .05   SNOSHW  27/03B  SUNNY   15/09
CASPER           30  16         SNOW    38/06   SNOW    09/13B
CHARLESTON SC    45  43   .13   MOCLDY  68/49   RAIN    58/53
CHARLESTON WV    42  33   .48   MOCLDY  40/29   RAIN    51/46
CHARLOTTE        40  39   .10   MOCLDY  55/39   RAIN    42/42
CHATTANOOGA      50  45   .16   RAIN    46/44   RAIN    55/52
CHEYENNE         27  19         MOCLDY  36/11   SNOW    13/08B
CHICAGO          25  14         PTCLDY  27/20   RNSNOW  36/13
CINCINNATI       35  22   .06   PTCLDY  32/24   RAIN    52/36
CLEVELAND        29  18   .13   MOCLDY  27/14   RNSNOW  41/30
COLORADO SPGS    31  20   .02   MOCLDY  40/28   SNOW    33/05
COLUMBIA SC      42  41   .15   MOCLDY  68/44   RAIN    47/47
COLUMBUS GA      51  46   .01   CLOUDY  65/58   CLOUDY  73/59
COLUMBUS OH      32  20   .21   PTCLDY  28/17   RNSNOW  46/33

$$
SELECTED CITIES WEATHER SUMMARY AND FORECASTS...PART 2 OF 4
NWS/NDFD TELECOMMUNICATION OPERATIONS CENTER SILVER SPRING MD
750 AM EST MON MAR 02 2015

TEMPERATURES INDICATE DAYTIME HIGH...NIGHTTIME LOW
B INDICATES TEMPERATURES BELOW ZERO
PRECIPITATION FOR 24 HOURS ENDING AT 7 AM EST

                                FORECAST        FORECAST
                 SUN...MAR 01   MON....MAR 02   TUE....MAR 03
CITY             HI/LO   PCPN   WEA     HI/LO   WEA     HI/LO

CONCORD NH       28  08   .12   MOCLDY  35/08   PTCLDY  27/23
CORPUS CHRISTI   52  47   .04   CLOUDY  55/52   MOCLDY  73/63
DALLAS FT WORTH  37  34   .08   CLOUDY  41/40   MOCLDY  65/39
DAYTON           33  17   .12   PTCLDY  28/20   RAIN    46/31
DAYTONA BEACH    74  57         MOCLDY  74/59   PTCLDY  78/60
DENVER           26  12         MOCLDY  33/21   SNOW    21/01B
DES MOINES       33  18         MOCLDY  31/26   FZRAIN  37/07
DETROIT          25  20   .02   PTCLDY  30/16   FZRAIN  38/27
DULUTH           23  04         SUNNY   26/18   SNOW    24/06B
EL PASO          76  54         MOCLDY  70/50   MOCLDY  63/44
ELKINS           44  30   .93   MOCLDY  33/21   RAIN    49/45
ERIE             31  19   .27   SNOSHW  26/11   RNSNOW  39/30
EUGENE           56  41   .03   MOCLDY  55/31   PTCLDY  53/29
EVANSVILLE       37  24         PTCLDY  38/32   RAIN    52/29
FAIRBANKS        32  03         SUNNY   25/06   CLOUDY  29/22
FARGO            24  01   .01   WINDY   28/16   WINDY   17/09B
FLAGSTAFF        39  37  1.71   RNSNOW  36/22   MOCLDY  34/15
FLINT            26  18         PTCLDY  28/14   RNSNOW  35/25
FORT SMITH       39  36         MOCLDY  42/39   SHWRS   60/31
FORT WAYNE       27  03   .14   PTCLDY  28/17   RNSNOW  37/23
FRESNO           64  47         MOCLDY  60/42   PTCLDY  64/41
GOODLAND         34  21         WINDY   37/28   WINDY   29/08
GRAND JUNCTION   45  34   .08   RAIN    47/29   RNSNOW  41/17
GRAND RAPIDS     25  15         PTCLDY  27/15   SNOW    34/19
GREAT FALLS      36  29         SNOW    30/04B  VRYCLD  06/05B
GREEN BAY        29  11         SUNNY   26/17   SNOW    32/05
GREENSBORO       37  36   .15   MOCLDY  47/33   RAIN    35/34
HARRISBURG       28  26   .34   BLGSNO  34/15   SLEET   34/32
HARTFORD SPGFLD  27  25   .28   PTCLDY  37/11   SNOW    31/25
HELENA           35  17         SNOW    34/03   PTCLDY  14/00
HONOLULU         84  73   .01   SUNNY   81/68   PTCLDY  82/68
HOUSTON INTCNTL  59  48   .21   CLOUDY  57/57   MOCLDY  74/65
HUNTSVILLE AL    54  44   .52   SHWRS   47/45   SHWRS   65/55
INDIANAPOLIS     31  15   .17   MOCLDY  30/23   RAIN    41/23
JACKSON MS       60  51   .89   SHWRS   57/54   MOCLDY  73/63
JACKSONVILLE     63  53         MOCLDY  72/56   MOCLDY  77/58
JUNEAU           45  25   .01   PTCLDY  42/24   MOCLDY  39/33
KANSAS CITY      33  20         MOCLDY  36/32   WINDY   46/15
KEY WEST         81  73         PTCLDY  81/74   PTCLDY  82/75
KNOXVILLE        49  43   .19   MOCLDY  45/40   RAIN    54/51
LAKE CHARLES     71  63  3.19   SHWRS   67/62   MOCLDY  75/64
LANSING          26  17         PTCLDY  27/15   SNOW    35/21
LAS VEGAS        57  46   .26   SHWRS   52/42   MOCLDY  59/40
LEXINGTON        41  25   .32   PTCLDY  37/28   RAIN    56/40

$$
SELECTED CITIES WEATHER SUMMARY AND FORECASTS...PART 3 OF 4
NWS/NDFD TELECOMMUNICATION OPERATIONS CENTER SILVER SPRING MD
750 AM EST MON MAR 02 2015

TEMPERATURES INDICATE DAYTIME HIGH...NIGHTTIME LOW
B INDICATES TEMPERATURES BELOW ZERO
PRECIPITATION FOR 24 HOURS ENDING AT 7 AM EST

                                FORECAST        FORECAST
                 SUN...MAR 01   MON....MAR 02   TUE....MAR 03
CITY             HI/LO   PCPN   WEA     HI/LO   WEA     HI/LO

LINCOLN          42  20         MOCLDY  38/29   WINDY   35/08
LITTLE ROCK      42  37   .16   CLOUDY  41/38   SHWRS   65/43
LOS ANGELES      65  50   .85   SHWRS   62/50   PTCLDY  66/51
LOUISVILLE       42  25   .06   PTCLDY  38/31   RAIN    57/36
LUBBOCK          32  28         DRZL    39/36   MOCLDY  64/26
MACON            45  43   .01   CLOUDY  66/56   CLOUDY  69/57
MADISON          28  07         PTCLDY  25/22   SNOW    34/05
MEDFORD          59  40         PTCLDY  59/30   SUNNY   59/31
MEMPHIS          48  34   .46   MOCLDY  42/42   SHWRS   65/41
MIAMI BEACH      83  71         PTCLDY  81/72   PTCLDY  81/73
MIDLAND ODESSA   38  32         FOG     45/40   MOCLDY  70/44
MILWAUKEE        28  16         SUNNY   27/21   SNOW    35/10
MPLS ST PAUL     28  10         PTCLDY  26/22   SNOW    29/02B
MISSOULA         38  17         SNOW    35/10   MOCLDY  23/04
MOBILE           59  54   .32   SHWRS   66/58   MOCLDY  73/61
MONTGOMERY       55  51   .08   CLOUDY  65/57   MOCLDY  76/61
NASHVILLE        52  33   .24   MOCLDY  45/37   SHWRS   63/45
NEW ORLEANS      67  58  1.11   MOCLDY  70/62   MOCLDY  75/65
NEW YORK CITY    31  27   .52   MOCLDY  39/19   SNOW    33/30
NEWARK           29  26   .51   MOCLDY  38/18   SNOW    31/30
NORFOLK VA       33  31   .06   MOCLDY  44/28   MOCLDY  39/39
NORTH PLATTE     40  18         MOCLDY  39/26   WINDY   27/04
OKLAHOMA CITY    34  28         MOCLDY  39/37   MOCLDY  57/26
OMAHA            40  18         CLOUDY  36/29   RAIN    35/08
ORLANDO          80  64   .35   MOCLDY  80/61   PTCLDY  83/61
PADUCAH          40  27   .05   PTCLDY  40/34   RAIN    55/31
PENDLETON        50  30         MOCLDY  46/23   SUNNY   42/17
PEORIA           29  19   .16   PTCLDY  30/25   FZRAIN  40/11
PHILADELPHIA     31  31   .52   PTCLDY  39/18   SNOW    34/34
PHOENIX          77  64         SHWRS   61/50   MOCLDY  65/48
PITTSBURGH       34  22   .33   MOCLDY  26/11   SLEET   39/36
POCATELLO        44  13         PTCLDY  45/21   SNOW    34/14
PORTLAND ME      30  19   .05   MOCLDY  37/08   SUNNY   26/23
PORTLAND OR      57  43         PTCLDY  54/33   SUNNY   53/31
PROVIDENCE       28  27   .42   PTCLDY  38/14   PTCLDY  31/27
PUEBLO           28  24         MOCLDY  40/29   MOCLDY  38/10
RALEIGH DURHAM   35  33   .59   MOCLDY  48/33   RAIN    36/34
RAPID CITY       28  07         MOCLDY  44/08   BLGSNO  11/05B
RENO             45  27         MOCLDY  49/26   PTCLDY  51/23
RICHMOND         33  32   .16   MOCLDY  48/27   RAIN    36/36
ROANOKE          37  34         PTCLDY  44/28   RNSNOW  37/37
ROCHESTER NY     29  21   .10   FLRRYS  25/05   SNOW    31/29
ROCKFORD         25  07         PTCLDY  27/21   SNOW    35/08
SACRAMENTO       67  45         MOCLDY  64/41   SUNNY   66/39
ST LOUIS         32  13   .01   PTCLDY  34/29   SHWRS   50/19
ST PETERSBURG    83  67         MOCLDY  78/65   MOCLDY  76/66
ST THOMAS VI     85  76   .01   PTCLDY  86/73   PTCLDY  85/74

$$
SELECTED CITIES WEATHER SUMMARY AND FORECASTS...PART 4 OF 4
NWS/NDFD TELECOMMUNICATION OPERATIONS CENTER SILVER SPRING MD
750 AM EST MON MAR 02 2015

TEMPERATURES INDICATE DAYTIME HIGH...NIGHTTIME LOW
B INDICATES TEMPERATURES BELOW ZERO
PRECIPITATION FOR 24 HOURS ENDING AT 7 AM EST

                                FORECAST        FORECAST
                 SUN...MAR 01   MON....MAR 02   TUE....MAR 03
CITY             HI/LO   PCPN   WEA     HI/LO   WEA     HI/LO

SALEM OR         57  43   .01   MOCLDY  56/31   SUNNY   54/28
SALT LAKE CITY   48  36         RNSNOW  42/31   SNOW    39/21
SAN ANGELO       37  34   .01   DRZL    44/43   MOCLDY  75/45
SAN ANTONIO      48  42   .02   CLOUDY  48/48   MOCLDY  71/58
SAN DIEGO        58  53   .68   SHWRS   60/51   MOCLDY  62/51
SAN FRANCISCO    65  51         MOCLDY  62/49   PTCLDY  63/48
SAN JOSE         64  43         MOCLDY  63/43   PTCLDY  66/42
SAN JUAN PR      84  72         PTCLDY  87/75   PTCLDY  84/76
SANTA FE         55  29   .04   CLOUDY  49/28   MOCLDY  46/21
ST STE MARIE     25  15   .02   SUNNY   20/02   SNOW    24/10
SAVANNAH         51  46   .06   MOCLDY  69/54   CLOUDY  68/56
SEATTLE          52  42         PTCLDY  49/34   PTCLDY  48/34
SHREVEPORT       44  43   .45   RAIN    48/47   MOCLDY  70/57
SIOUX CITY       39  10         MOCLDY  36/30   BLZZRD  31/01
SIOUX FALLS      33  03         MOCLDY  32/25   BLZZRD  26/04B
SOUTH BEND       25  11   .07   PTCLDY  28/19   SNOW    36/20
SPOKANE          44  28         MOCLDY  42/19   SUNNY   34/17
SPRINGFIELD IL   30  12   .07   MOCLDY  31/26   FZRAIN  41/14
SPRINGFIELD MO   34  20         DRZL    39/35   CLOUDY  51/22
SYRACUSE         22  17   .15   SNOSHW  29/09   SNOW    28/28
TALLAHASSEE      65  53         MOCLDY  74/59   MOCLDY  79/57
TAMPA            82  68   .02   MOCLDY  79/65   MOCLDY  78/64
TOLEDO           23  09   .11   PTCLDY  28/14   SLEET   39/25
TOPEKA           35  20         MOCLDY  38/34   CLOUDY  48/16
TUCSON           76  60         SHWRS   64/39   PTCLDY  62/42
TULSA            34  23         MOCLDY  40/39   SHWRS   57/25
TUPELO           53  40   .73   RAIN    46/45   CLOUDY  70/60
WACO             40  36   .08   CLOUDY  43/42   MOCLDY  69/48
WASHINGTON DC    33  33   .51   MOCLDY  39/23   RNSNOW  35/34
W PALM BEACH     82  73         PTCLDY  80/71   PTCLDY  79/72
WICHITA          32  14   .06   MOCLDY  35/34   MOCLDY  48/19
WICHITA FALLS    35  31         MOCLDY  39/37   MOCLDY  66/31
WILKES BARRE     25  24   .16   MOCLDY  32/12   SNOW    29/29
WILMINGTON DE    30  30   .54   MOCLDY  39/18   SNOW    34/34
YAKIMA           54  36         MOCLDY  51/24   SUNNY   46/18
YOUNGSTOWN       32  20   .22   SNOSHW  27/09   RNSNOW  38/33
YUMA             64  53   .21   MOCLDY  67/49   PTCLDY  69/50

NATIONAL TEMPERATURE EXTREMES

HIGH SUN...87 AT FORT MYERS FL AND MACDILL AFB TAMPA FL

LOW  MON...14 BELOW ZERO AT EMBARRASS MN AND INTERNATIONAL FALLS MN

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Last Updated: 2015-03-02 12:50:14

City Weather

Selected Cities

SELECTED CITIES WEATHER SUMMARY AND FORECASTS...PART 1 OF 4
NWS/NDFD TELECOMMUNICATION OPERATIONS CENTER SILVER SPRING MD
750 AM EST SUN MAR 01 2015

TEMPERATURES INDICATE DAYTIME HIGH...NIGHTTIME LOW
B INDICATES TEMPERATURES BELOW ZERO
PRECIPITATION FOR 24 HOURS ENDING AT 7 AM EST

                                FORECAST        FORECAST
                 SAT...FEB 28   SUN....MAR 01   MON....MAR 02
CITY             HI/LO   PCPN   WEA     HI/LO   WEA     HI/LO

ABILENE TX       28  28         FZDRZL  37/30   CLOUDY  41/40
AKRON CANTON     23  19   .17   SNOW    34/21   MOCLDY  27/14
ALBANY NY        26  02         SNOW    26/22   MOCLDY  32/07
ALBUQUERQUE      38  33   .08   MOCLDY  53/33   WINDY   56/33
ALLENTOWN        27  07         SNOW    28/26   MOCLDY  37/12
AMARILLO         25  22         FOG     36/24   MOCLDY  42/38
ANCHORAGE        34  27   .04   SUNNY   35/18   PTCLDY  35/29
ASHEVILLE        40  30         RAIN    47/40   MOCLDY  50/36
ATLANTA          56  37         RAIN    48/46   CLOUDY  59/49
ATLANTIC CITY    32  13         RNSNOW  33/31   WINDY   40/17
AUSTIN           37  35   .20   CLOUDY  50/41   CLOUDY  51/51
BALTIMORE        31  16         RNSNOW  31/30   PTCLDY  41/23
BATON ROUGE      67  53         CLOUDY  69/59   CLOUDY  71/62
BILLINGS         29  11         SUNNY   29/12   MOCLDY  37/06
BIRMINGHAM       63  49         MOCLDY  58/47   SHWRS   55/51
BISMARCK         22  02         FLRRYS  25/03   SUNNY   32/06
BOISE            47  27   .05   MOCLDY  47/28   MOCLDY  48/28
BOSTON           31  12         SNOW    29/27   MOCLDY  36/14
BRIDGEPORT       27  12         SNOW    29/26   MOCLDY  37/14
BROWNSVILLE      53  49   .11   MOCLDY  63/59   MOCLDY  73/67
BUFFALO          18  05   .03   SNOW    28/22   MOCLDY  24/05
BURLINGTON VT    24  02B        SNOW    29/20   CLOUDY  29/04
CARIBOU          25  00         PTCLDY  25/17   CLOUDY  26/03B
CASPER           23  13         PTCLDY  24/09   MOCLDY  38/08
CHARLESTON SC    53  39   .01   RAIN    54/46   MOCLDY  65/49
CHARLESTON WV    40  28         SLEET   42/33   MOCLDY  39/27
CHARLOTTE        44  31   .06   RAIN    37/36   MOCLDY  56/39
CHATTANOOGA      54  39         CLOUDY  50/41   MOCLDY  47/43
CHEYENNE         22  11   .01   MOCLDY  21/13   MOCLDY  36/14
CHICAGO          21  10   .04   CLOUDY  28/11   PTCLDY  28/21
CINCINNATI       29  24   .08   RNSNOW  37/22   PTCLDY  33/26
CLEVELAND        25  13   .07   SNOW    32/22   MOCLDY  26/14
COLORADO SPGS    20  10         PTCLDY  30/14   MOCLDY  38/31
COLUMBIA SC      52  34   .35   RAIN    41/38   MOCLDY  63/46
COLUMBUS GA      59  42   .05   RAIN    53/49   CLOUDY  67/51
COLUMBUS OH      25  22   .14   RNSNOW  35/20   PTCLDY  29/21

$$
SELECTED CITIES WEATHER SUMMARY AND FORECASTS...PART 2 OF 4
NWS/NDFD TELECOMMUNICATION OPERATIONS CENTER SILVER SPRING MD
750 AM EST SUN MAR 01 2015

TEMPERATURES INDICATE DAYTIME HIGH...NIGHTTIME LOW
B INDICATES TEMPERATURES BELOW ZERO
PRECIPITATION FOR 24 HOURS ENDING AT 7 AM EST

                                FORECAST        FORECAST
                 SAT...FEB 28   SUN....MAR 01   MON....MAR 02
CITY             HI/LO   PCPN   WEA     HI/LO   WEA     HI/LO

CONCORD NH       32  08B        SNOW    28/25   MOCLDY  33/08
CORPUS CHRISTI   55  47   .24   CLOUDY  61/54   MOCLDY  64/63
DALLAS FT WORTH  31  31   .19   CLOUDY  40/35   MOCLDY  44/44
DAYTON           25  21   .36   SNOW    33/18   PTCLDY  30/23
DAYTONA BEACH    70  61   .38   MOCLDY  76/60   MOCLDY  73/60
DENVER           22  06         CLOUDY  22/13   MOCLDY  35/21
DES MOINES       24  20   .02   MOCLDY  33/10   MOCLDY  29/26
DETROIT          21  15   .04   SNOW    28/18   PTCLDY  29/14
DULUTH           21  11         FLRRYS  20/05   SUNNY   24/14
EL PASO          69  46         MOCLDY  73/51   MOCLDY  71/50
ELKINS           37  17         SNOW    42/29   SNOSHW  35/21
ERIE             21  06   .10   SNOW    28/22   MOCLDY  25/14
EUGENE           57  29         SUNNY   55/35   PTCLDY  55/33
EVANSVILLE       35  31   .04   FZRAIN  36/24   PTCLDY  38/32
FAIRBANKS        41  22         PTCLDY  15/06B  SUNNY   21/07
FARGO            28  02B  .01   FLRRYS  23/00   WINDY   28/11
FLAGSTAFF        37  33  1.13   RAIN    39/34   SNOW    36/20
FLINT            26  13   .01   CLOUDY  29/15   PTCLDY  27/11
FORT SMITH       29  29   .43   CLOUDY  39/32   CLOUDY  43/37
FORT WAYNE       20  16   .28   SNOW    28/14   PTCLDY  27/18
FRESNO           60  45   .02   MOCLDY  62/43   MOCLDY  62/42
GOODLAND         19  18         MOCLDY  34/20   WINDY   40/28
GRAND JUNCTION   44  24         CLOUDY  43/31   RAIN    45/29
GRAND RAPIDS     21  06   .01   CLOUDY  26/16   MOCLDY  26/16
GREAT FALLS      24  09   .01   SUNNY   30/16   SNOW    29/04B
GREEN BAY        19  11         FLRRYS  29/09   SUNNY   27/16
GREENSBORO       36  29   .01   FZRAIN  36/33   PTCLDY  52/31
HARRISBURG       28  12         RNSNOW  31/30   MOCLDY  36/15
HARTFORD SPGFLD  32  02         SNOW    27/25   MOCLDY  35/11
HELENA           27  09         SUNNY   32/14   SNOW    32/05
HONOLULU         82  71         MOCLDY  81/68   MOCLDY  81/68
HOUSTON INTCNTL  57  52   .04   SHWRS   63/53   CLOUDY  62/58
HUNTSVILLE AL    55  47         RAIN    54/40   RAIN    47/46
INDIANAPOLIS     25  21   .59   SNOW    31/13   PTCLDY  29/24
JACKSON MS       68  46         RAIN    65/51   RAIN    56/55
JACKSONVILLE     54  48   .22   SHWRS   67/51   MOCLDY  72/58
JUNEAU           46  36         RAIN    42/20   PTCLDY  39/24
KANSAS CITY      23  22   .10   SNOW    32/21   MOCLDY  36/32
KEY WEST         82  74         PTCLDY  81/74   PTCLDY  81/74
KNOXVILLE        47  31         CLOUDY  50/41   MOCLDY  46/40
LAKE CHARLES     63  55   .07   SHWRS   70/61   CLOUDY  70/60
LANSING          21  07   .01   CLOUDY  27/15   MOCLDY  26/15
LAS VEGAS        62  50         CLOUDY  57/45   RAIN    56/43
LEXINGTON        34  31         RAIN    43/28   MOCLDY  38/31

$$
SELECTED CITIES WEATHER SUMMARY AND FORECASTS...PART 3 OF 4
NWS/NDFD TELECOMMUNICATION OPERATIONS CENTER SILVER SPRING MD
750 AM EST SUN MAR 01 2015

TEMPERATURES INDICATE DAYTIME HIGH...NIGHTTIME LOW
B INDICATES TEMPERATURES BELOW ZERO
PRECIPITATION FOR 24 HOURS ENDING AT 7 AM EST

                                FORECAST        FORECAST
                 SAT...FEB 28   SUN....MAR 01   MON....MAR 02
CITY             HI/LO   PCPN   WEA     HI/LO   WEA     HI/LO

LINCOLN          24  18   .03   MOCLDY  36/18   MOCLDY  38/30
LITTLE ROCK      38  32   .03   RAIN    44/35   MOCLDY  43/40
LOS ANGELES      65  53   .11   SHWRS   64/50   SHWRS   62/50
LOUISVILLE       36  30         RAIN    43/27   MOCLDY  40/29
LUBBOCK          24  23   .01   FOG     34/28   CLOUDY  40/38
MACON            54  38   .11   RAIN    49/45   CLOUDY  68/48
MADISON          17  14         FLRRYS  26/08   PTCLDY  26/19
MEDFORD          57  31         SUNNY   56/35   MOCLDY  55/33
MEMPHIS          49  37         RAIN    48/36   MOCLDY  46/43
MIAMI BEACH      80  73  1.15   PTCLDY  80/71   PTCLDY  79/70
MIDLAND ODESSA   31  30         CLOUDY  40/34   CLOUDY  46/40
MILWAUKEE        18  12         FLRRYS  26/13   SUNNY   25/20
MPLS ST PAUL     20  13         PTCLDY  25/08   SUNNY   26/20
MISSOULA         35  14         PTCLDY  37/18   SNOW    35/11
MOBILE           66  48         MOCLDY  68/53   CLOUDY  71/58
MONTGOMERY       65  47         MOCLDY  60/49   MOCLDY  66/55
NASHVILLE        50  38         RAIN    50/33   MOCLDY  45/37
NEW ORLEANS      62  56         CLOUDY  68/59   MOCLDY  72/62
NEW YORK CITY    29  24         SNOW    31/27   MOCLDY  38/18
NEWARK           31  17         SNOW    31/28   MOCLDY  39/18
NORFOLK VA       30  27         RAIN    45/38   MOCLDY  46/28
NORTH PLATTE     30  15         MOCLDY  37/17   WINDY   38/26
OKLAHOMA CITY    27  27   .09   CLOUDY  36/27   CLOUDY  39/38
OMAHA            23  19         MOCLDY  34/15   MOCLDY  36/28
ORLANDO          68  64   .86   MOCLDY  81/62   MOCLDY  81/61
PADUCAH          34  32   .02   RAIN    39/27   MOCLDY  40/33
PENDLETON        47  23         SUNNY   45/26   MOCLDY  47/21
PEORIA           26  21   .05   SNOW    30/11   PTCLDY  29/27
PHILADELPHIA     32  21         RNSNOW  32/30   PTCLDY  41/20
PHOENIX          70  61         MOCLDY  73/58   SHWRS   63/48
PITTSBURGH       27  20   .16   RNSNOW  35/24   MOCLDY  30/16
POCATELLO        47  16         SUNNY   40/20   PTCLDY  44/22
PORTLAND ME      27  02B        SNOW    29/24   PTCLDY  34/10
PORTLAND OR      57  34         PTCLDY  56/37   PTCLDY  54/35
PROVIDENCE       29  06         SNOW    30/28   PTCLDY  36/15
PUEBLO           20  09         PTCLDY  25/12   MOCLDY  39/31
RALEIGH DURHAM   37  28   .08   RAIN    36/33   MOCLDY  52/31
RAPID CITY       23  04         SUNNY   30/08   PTCLDY  43/06
RENO             39  36   .12   PTCLDY  46/26   MOCLDY  49/27
RICHMOND         36  23         RAIN    34/33   MOCLDY  50/26
ROANOKE          32  26         FZRAIN  38/38   PTCLDY  45/27
ROCHESTER NY     24  00   .01   SNOW    29/22   SNOSHW  25/05
ROCKFORD         17  09   .01   CLOUDY  28/08   PTCLDY  27/20
SACRAMENTO       61  42         SUNNY   65/43   MOCLDY  64/42
ST LOUIS         28  25   .34   RNSNOW  34/20   MOCLDY  32/31
ST PETERSBURG    66  64  1.08   MOCLDY  77/65   MOCLDY  77/65
ST THOMAS VI     84  76   .04   SUNNY   85/74   PTCLDY  85/74

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SELECTED CITIES WEATHER SUMMARY AND FORECASTS...PART 4 OF 4
NWS/NDFD TELECOMMUNICATION OPERATIONS CENTER SILVER SPRING MD
750 AM EST SUN MAR 01 2015

TEMPERATURES INDICATE DAYTIME HIGH...NIGHTTIME LOW
B INDICATES TEMPERATURES BELOW ZERO
PRECIPITATION FOR 24 HOURS ENDING AT 7 AM EST

                                FORECAST        FORECAST
                 SAT...FEB 28   SUN....MAR 01   MON....MAR 02
CITY             HI/LO   PCPN   WEA     HI/LO   WEA     HI/LO

SALEM OR         57  30         SUNNY   57/35   PTCLDY  56/33
SALT LAKE CITY   45  32   .01   MOCLDY  47/31   RNSNOW  42/31
SAN ANGELO       31  30         DRZL    41/32   CLOUDY  46/43
SAN ANTONIO      38  37   .15   CLOUDY  55/46   CLOUDY  54/54
SAN DIEGO        63  58   .10   SHWRS   61/54   SHWRS   61/52
SAN FRANCISCO    62  48         SUNNY   63/50   MOCLDY  62/49
SAN JOSE         60  41   .04   SUNNY   64/44   MOCLDY  64/43
SAN JUAN PR      84  74   .02   PTCLDY  84/76   PTCLDY  85/76
SANTA FE         33  31   .18   MOCLDY  45/29   RAIN    47/29
ST STE MARIE     21  02         MOCLDY  24/10   FLRRYS  18/01B
SAVANNAH         50  41   .03   RAIN    56/45   MOCLDY  68/54
SEATTLE          54  36         PTCLDY  52/39   MOCLDY  49/34
SHREVEPORT       48  40   .13   SHWRS   48/43   SHWRS   50/49
SIOUX CITY       29  13         MOCLDY  33/10   MOCLDY  34/28
SIOUX FALLS      27  09         MOCLDY  30/06   MOCLDY  30/22
SOUTH BEND       21  17   .04   SNOW    28/14   PTCLDY  27/20
SPOKANE          43  22         PTCLDY  43/27   MOCLDY  41/20
SPRINGFIELD IL   26  22   .52   SNOW    31/15   MOCLDY  30/27
SPRINGFIELD MO   25  25   .35   CLOUDY  34/22   MOCLDY  37/33
SYRACUSE         18  06B        SNOW    28/23   SNOSHW  28/08
TALLAHASSEE      52  48   .04   MOCLDY  67/54   MOCLDY  76/58
TAMPA            67  66  2.30   MOCLDY  78/65   MOCLDY  79/64
TOLEDO           19  14   .17   SNOW    28/18   PTCLDY  27/14
TOPEKA           25  22   .14   MOCLDY  34/20   MOCLDY  38/34
TUCSON           72  55         MOCLDY  73/56   SHWRS   67/44
TULSA            28  28   .24   CLOUDY  36/25   CLOUDY  41/37
TUPELO           54  38         RAIN    54/41   RAIN    49/46
WACO             34  32   .15   CLOUDY  42/37   MOCLDY  46/45
WASHINGTON DC    33  24         FZRAIN  34/31   PTCLDY  43/25
W PALM BEACH     79  73   .25   MOCLDY  81/70   MOCLDY  78/70
WICHITA          23  22   .36   CLOUDY  31/20   MOCLDY  35/34
WICHITA FALLS    28  28   .08   MOCLDY  39/31   CLOUDY  41/40
WILKES BARRE     27  09   .01   SNOW    27/22   MOCLDY  30/13
WILMINGTON DE    31  17         RNSNOW  32/30   PTCLDY  41/18
YAKIMA           55  25         SUNNY   50/27   PTCLDY  50/23
YOUNGSTOWN       24  15   .23   SNOW    34/21   MOCLDY  26/13
YUMA             76  59         SHWRS   67/53   MOCLDY  68/49

NATIONAL TEMPERATURE EXTREMES

HIGH SAT...86 AT FORT MYERS FL

LOW  SUN...22 BELOW ZERO AT BERLIN NH

$$

Last Updated: 2015-03-01 12:50:39

Net Neutrality is not intended to allow Neutral of providers in Child Pornography force "Reception" from Law Agents to use entrapment

With the growing use of the Internet, the number of child predators who seek to make, distribute, and view images of children being sexually abused continues to skyrocket. Federal law prohibits the production, distribution, importation, reception, or possession of any image of child pornography. As with human trafficking, the basis for charging child pornography as a federal crime comes from the Commerce Clause of the U.S. Constitution. Child pornography becomes a federal crime if any of these elements enter interstate commerce:

Production — Creating a sexually suggestive image of a child that travels across state lines is a federal crime. Having anyone post such an image that you created to the Internet is sufficient to invoke the Commerce Clause. A first conviction can result in fines and a statutory minimum sentence of 15 to 30 years in federal prison. Distribution — Sending a sexually suggestive image of a child across state lines or posting it to the Internet is a federal crime. A conviction results in fines and a statutory minimum sentence of 5 to 20 years in federal prison. Reception — Obtaining a child pornography image from across state lines, or downloading it from the Internet is a federal crime. Possession — Having in your possession a child pornography image that came through interstate commerce is a federal crime. Having a date file on your computer of a child pornography image downloaded off the Internet is sufficient for a violation.

Sentences are harsher for aggravated offenses, where the images are violent, sadistic or masochistic, a minor is sexually exploited or the alleged offender has a prior conviction.

Because Internet child pornography is such a heinous crime, state and federal prosecutors may be overzealous in pursuing criminal charges when it’s not appropriate. Images do not have to be overtly sexual to cross the threshold for child pornography. For example, parents who take pictures of their children bathing have been caught up in overzealous prosecutions. The law also doesn’t take into consideration the age of the offender; teenagers caught up in the sexting craze, who send nude images of themselves electronically to other teens, have technically violated child pornography laws. At The David Jay Glassman Law Offices, we assert your rights as we present the facts in the best possible light. The problem of "Reception" of child Pornography is now in test of The Net Neutrality of allowing immunity to Providers of Internet's largest financial services going untaxed. Again does not allow entrapment as stated by The United States Supreme Court of " The government must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that a defendant was predisposed to commit a crime prior to any contact with government agents in order to overcome entrapment defense; defendant's prior commission of acts later prohibited that were legal at the time did not establish evidence of predisposition sufficient to overcome entrapment defense where no evidence existed of commission of crimes independent of solicitation to do so by agents."

Jacobson v. United States, 503 U.S. 540(1992), is a case decided by the United States Supreme Court regarding the criminal procedure topic of entrapment. A narrowly divided court overturned the conviction of a Nebraska man for receiving child pornography through the mail, ruling that postal inspectors had implanted a desire to do so through repeated written entreaties.

It was the first time the court had considered an entrapment case from outside the realm of controlled-substance enforcement, or one involving conduct that had only recently been criminalized. By relying exclusively on whether the defendant had a predisposition to commit the crime, the court appeared to have finally resolved a lingering issue in its previous decisions on the subject.

The decision was seen as a rare triumph for defendants before a conservative court that frequently sided with prosecutors. Guidelines for federal law enforcement agents were changed in its wake, and it was described as having brought entrapment "back from the dead."

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Opening Prayer from Saint Peter close at the Gate

An act of the virtue of religion which consists in asking proper gifts or gracesfrom God. In a more general sense it is the application of the mind to Divine things, not merely to acquire a knowledge of them but to make use of such knowledge as a means of union with God. This may be done byacts of praise and thanksgiving, but petition is the principal act of prayer.

The words used to express it in Scripture are: to call up (Genesis 4:26); to intercede(Job 22:10); to mediate(Isaiah 53:10); to consult (1 Samuel 28:6); And thy plight this day is the punishment the Lord sends thee for disobeying his command, instead of executing his vengeance on Amalec; 19 over thee and all Israel he will give the Philistines mastery. To-morrow, thou and thy sons will be with me, and the Lord will leave the camp of Israel at the mercy of the Philistines.15 Dixit autem Samuel ad Saul: Quare inquietasti me ut suscitarer? Et ait Saul: Coarctor nimis: siquidem Philisthiim pugnant adversum me, et Deus recessit a me, et exaudire me noluit neque in manu prophetarum, neque per somnia: vocavi ergo te, ut ostenderes mihi quid faciam. 16 Et ait Samuel: Quid interrogas me, cum Dominus recesserit a te, et transierit ad æmulum tuum? 17 Faciet enim tibi Dominus sicut locutus est in manu mea, et scindet regnum tuum de manu tua et dabit illud proximo tuo David: 18 quia non obedisti voci Domini, neque fecisti iram furoris ejus in Amalec: idcirco quod pateris, fecit tibi Dominus hodie. 19 Et dabit Dominus etiam Israël tecum in manus Philisthiim: cras autem tu et filii tui mecum eritis: sed et castra Israël tradet Dominus in manus Philisthiim.20 καὶ ἔσπευσεν Σαουλ καὶ ἔπεσεν ἑστηκὼς ἐπὶ τὴν γῆν καὶ ἐφοβήθη σφόδρα ἀπὸ τῶν λόγων Σαμουηλ καὶ ἰσχὺς ἐν αὐτῷ οὐκ ἦν ἔτι οὐ γὰρ ἔφαγεν ἄρτον ὅλην τὴν ἡμέραν καὶ ὅλην τὴν νύκτα ἐκείνην 21 καὶ εἰσῆλθεν ἡ γυνὴ πρὸς Σαουλ καὶ εἶδεν ὅτι ἔσπευσεν σφόδρα καὶ εἶπεν πρὸς αὐτόν ἰδοὺ δὴ ἤκουσεν ἡ δούλη σου τῆς φωνῆς σου καὶ ἐθέμην τὴν ψυχήν μου ἐν τῇ χειρί μου καὶ ἤκουσα τοὺς λόγους οὓς ἐλάλησάς μοι 22 καὶ νῦν ἄκουσον δὴ φωνῆς τῆς δούλης σου καὶ παραθήσωἐνώπιόν σου ψωμὸν ἄρτου καὶ φάγε καὶ ἔσται ἐν σοὶ ἰσχύς ὅτι πορεύσῃ ἐν ὁδῷ 23 καὶ οὐκ ἐβουλήθη φαγεῖν καὶ παρεβιάζοντο αὐτὸν οἱ παῖδες αὐτοῦ καὶ ἡ γυνή καὶ ἤκουσεν τῆς φωνῆς αὐτῶν καὶ ἀνέστη ἀπὸ τῆς γῆς καὶ ἐκάθισεν ἐπὶ τὸν δίφρον24 καὶ τῇ γυναικὶ ἦν δάμαλις νομὰς ἐν τῇ οἰκίᾳ καὶ ἔσπευσεν καὶ ἔθυσεν αὐτὴν καὶ ἔλαβεν ἄλευρα καὶ ἐφύρασεν καὶ ἔπεψεν ἄζυμα 25 καὶ προσήγαγεν ἐνώπιον Σαουλ καὶ ἐνώπιον τῶν παίδων αὐτοῦ καὶ ἔφαγον καὶ ἀνέστησαν καὶ ἀπῆλθον τὴν νύκτα ἐκείνην20 With that, Saul fell his full length on the ground, so daunted was he by Samuel's words, so weak from taking no food all that day. 21 The woman went to his side, seeing him thus overcome; My lord, she said, I obeyed thee at the peril of my life, and since I have so humoured thee, 22 wilt thou not humour this handmaid of thine, by letting her set a mouthful of food before thee, to give thee strength for thy journey by the eating of it? 23 But he refused to take any food, until his servants and the woman together put constraint on him; then at last he rose from the ground and sat on the bed. 24 The woman had a calf by her that she had fattened; this she killed without more ado, took flour and kneaded it and baked it without leaven,25 and so she gave Saul and his men their meal. When they had eaten it they rose to go, and on they journeyed the whole night through as he Saul rose.

For Congress entrance Route and Adoption of Tammy Dawn "Perea" from Nation in Classified by President Richard Nixon

The Canadian National Railway (CNR) and the CPR; Canadian Pacific owned rival CPR Telegraphs in the 1930s, sharing telegraph networks and co-founding a teleprinter system in 1957. In 1967 the two services were amalgamated into a joint venture CNCP Telecommunications which evolved into a telecoms company. In 1948 a second Prince George was built by Yarrows Limited, becoming CN's sole remaining Pacific Coast passenger liner. She was switched from scheduled routes to pleasure cruises, and was the last CN ship that served the west coast. On Vancouver Island. Virtually every rural area served by CN in some form was affected, creating resentment for the company and the federal government. Many of these now-abandoned rights-of-way were divested by CN and the federal government and have since been converted into recreational trailsby local municipalities and provincial governments. At Prince George. That line opened on November 1, 1952. Between 1953 and 1956 the PGE constructed a line between Squamish and North Vancouver. The PGE used their former right-of-way between North Vancouver and Horseshoe Bay, to the dismay of some residents of West Vancouver who, mistakenly* believing the line was abandoned, had encroached on it. The line opened on August 27, 1956. By 1958 the PGE had reached north from Prince George to Fort St. John and Dawson Creek. British Columbia Toll Authority Ferry System. Departure Bay remained being served by the Black Ball Line until it was bought by the government ferry corporation in June 1961. The Narrow gauge used in mining areas of unknown tracks after route from Horseshoe Bay to Victoria Route changed and most through arrange by British Columbia Canada Parliament for Tammy Dawn "Perea" thence The current descendant of the Black Ball Line is Black Ball Ferry Line, which currently operates only one route between Port Angeles, WA and Victoria, BC, using the MV Coho. Originally Black Ball Line had a second service known as Black Ball Freight Service which was a subsidiary of the Puget Sound Navigation. It is unclear when the subsidiary was created. In 1936 R.J. Acheson purchased the subsidiary. In 1952, Acheson and his wife organized a new subsidiary of Black Ball Freight Service, naming it Black Ball Transport, Inc. By 2008 Black ball Transport was renamed to its current name. Black Ball Freight Service ended in 2008. Once into Port Angeles Washington she entered at age near 1 year into The United States of America with Adoption by Vice President Richard Nixon the engineer of Her move was by Horace Porter ESQ and Guy Perea ESQ.

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