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The Roundup

FLORIDA REGIONAL WEATHER ROUNDUP
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TAMPA BAY RUSKIN FL
200 PM EDT SAT OCT 10 2015

NOTE: "FAIR" INDICATES FEW OR NO CLOUDS BELOW 12,000 FEET WITH NO
SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND/OR OBSTRUCTIONS TO VISIBILITY.

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PANHANDLE FLORIDA

CITY           SKY/WX    TMP DP  RH WIND       PRES   REMARKS
PENSACOLA      MOSUNNY   82  66  58 NW15      30.00F
PENSACOLA NAS  PTSUNNY   83  67  58 NW14      29.99F
MILTON NAS     MOSUNNY   80  66  62 NW8       30.01
CRESTVIEW      PTSUNNY   84  67  56 NW13      30.01F
DUKE FIELD     FAIR      82  66  58 N10       29.98F
VALPARAISO     MOSUNNY   85  65  51 N8        29.98F
MARY ESTHER    MOSUNNY   85  64  49 NW8G18    29.97
TRI COUNTY     FAIR      84  66  54 MISG      29.98F
PANAMA CITY    FAIR      86  67  52 NW12      29.96F
TYNDALL AFB    SUNNY     84  69  61 W12       29.96F
APALACHICOLA   SUNNY     85  63  47 W9        29.95F

STATION/POSITION SKY/WX   TEMP    WIND        PRES    WAVE   SWELL
                          AIR SEA DIR/SP/G            HT/PER HT/PER
                          (F)     (DEG/KT/KT) (MB)    (FT/S) (FT/S)
30.1N   87.6W              76 80  290/  8/  8 1015.5F   1
29.2N   88.2W              78 80  310/ 10/ 12 1016.5F   2/ 4
28.8N   86.0W              79 80  350/ 10/ 10 1015.9F   2/ 4
PANAMA CITY BEAC           78 80  260/  9/ 10 1015.7F
CAPE SAN BLAS    NOT AVBL
TOWER C                                         N/A
28.5N   84.5W              80 82  340/ 12/ 14 1014.8F   1/ 3

$$
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NORTH FLORIDA

CITY           SKY/WX    TMP DP  RH WIND       PRES   REMARKS
MARIANNA       SUNNY     84  64  50 NW13      29.96F
TALLAHASSEE    MOSUNNY   86  64  47 NW10G18   29.94F
PERRY          SUNNY     85  67  54 NW7       29.94F
CROSS CITY       N/A     86  70  58 W10       29.93F
LAKE CITY      FAIR      84  70  61 NW7       29.93F
GAINESVILLE    PTSUNNY   82  69  64 NW10      29.93F
WILLISTON      FAIR      88  72  58 NW12      29.93F
MAYPORT NAS    PTSUNNY   83  68  60 VRB3      29.92F
JACKSONVILLE   TSTM      78  69  73 W16       29.93F
JAX NAS        PTSUNNY   87  66  49 W13       29.93F
JAX CRAIG      PTSUNNY   84  68  58 W8        29.92F
JAX CECIL      MOSUNNY   84  70  61 NW9       29.93F
FERNANDINA BEA CLOUDY    82  68  61 N8        29.92F

STATION/POSITION SKY/WX   TEMP    WIND        PRES    WAVE   SWELL
                          AIR SEA DIR/SP/G            HT/PER HT/PER
                          (F)     (DEG/KT/KT) (MB)    (FT/S) (FT/S)
SHELL POINT                83     320/  4/  6   N/A
KEATON BEACH               76     260/  6/  7 1014.1F
CEDAR KEY                  79     290/ 10/ 13 1014.5F
FERNANDINA                 80 77  300/  7/  9 1013.6F
30.7N   81.3W                 77                N/A     2/13   2/13
MAYPORT                    79 78  300/  7/  9 1014.3F
31.4N   80.9W              73 76  300/  6/ 10 1013.5F   2/ 8   2/ 8
ST AUGUSTINE               81 79  280/  6/  7 1013.9F

$$
FLZ040-043>046-052-053-057-058-063-144-101900-
INTERIOR CENTRAL FLORIDA

CITY           SKY/WX    TMP DP  RH WIND       PRES   REMARKS
OCALA          PTSUNNY   84  70  61 N12       29.93F
THE VILLAGES     N/A     82  73  74 W7        29.83F
LEESBURG       MOSUNNY   84  70  62 NW3       29.93F
SANFORD        MOSUNNY   86  71  60 VRB3      29.92F
ORLANDO EXEC   PTSUNNY   88  71  57 NW12      29.92F
ORLANDO INTL   PTSUNNY   86  69  56 W12       29.92F
KISSIMMEE      PTSUNNY   86  70  58 W6        29.93F
WINTER HAVEN   PTSUNNY   84  73  69 SW8       29.95F
LAKELAND       MOSUNNY   82  73  74 W8        29.95F
OKEECHOBEE     PTSUNNY   84  72  65 CALM      29.94F

$$
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EAST CENTRAL FLORIDA

CITY           SKY/WX    TMP DP  RH WIND       PRES   REMARKS
ORMOND BEACH   MOSUNNY   82  68  61 W8        29.93F
DAYTONA BEACH  PTSUNNY   87  71  58 NW7       29.92F
DELAND           N/A     84  70  61 SW3       29.93F
NEW SMYRNA BEA MOSUNNY   82  72  69 NW6       29.94F
JFK SPACE CTR  MOSUNNY   86  69  56 W7        29.90F
TITUSVILLE     MOSUNNY   84  66  54 VRB5      29.92
CAPE CANAVERAL SUNNY     92  73  53 VRB2      29.90F HX 100
PATRICK AFB    MOSUNNY   85  71  62 VRB1      29.91F
MELBOURNE      PTSUNNY   87  71  58 SW6       29.91F
VERO BEACH     PTSUNNY   87  70  56 W8        29.92F
FT PIERCE      PTSUNNY   87  72  60 W7        29.92F
STUART         MOSUNNY   88  70  55 N6        29.93F

STATION/POSITION SKY/WX   TEMP    WIND        PRES    WAVE   SWELL
                          AIR SEA DIR/SP/G            HT/PER HT/PER
                          (F)     (DEG/KT/KT) (MB)    (FT/S) (FT/S)
28.5N   80.2W              79 82  310/  8/  8 1014.1F
28.9N   78.5W              80 84   CALM  /  2 1013.4F
TRIDENT PIER               85 81  300/  4/  6 1014.5F
28.4N   80.5W                 82                N/A     1/13
27.5N   80.2W                 83                N/A     3/ 8   2/15

$$
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WEST CENTRAL FLORIDA

CITY           SKY/WX    TMP DP  RH WIND       PRES   REMARKS
CRYSTAL RIVER  FAIR      82  72  69 W10       29.94F
INVERNESS      FAIR      86  73  66 W3        29.93F
BROOKSVILLE    MOSUNNY   85  69  58 W15       29.95F
CLEARWATER     MOSUNNY   85  72  65 NW12      29.94F
TAMPA INTL     MOSUNNY   84  74  71 SW9       29.94F
TAMPA EXEC     MOSUNNY   88  73  62 NW3       29.94F HX  96
PLANT CITY     MOSUNNY   86  77  74 W7        29.96F HX  97
MACDILL AFB    SUNNY     87  79  75 VRB7      29.94F HX 101
PETER O KNIGHT SUNNY     86  77  74 W8        29.94F HX  97
ST PETERSBURG  PTSUNNY   84  71  65 N7        29.92F
SARASOTA       MOSUNNY   82  75  79 W8        29.94F
VENICE         FAIR      84  75  74 W9        29.96F

STATION/POSITION SKY/WX   TEMP    WIND        PRES    WAVE   SWELL
                          AIR SEA DIR/SP/G            HT/PER HT/PER
                          (F)     (DEG/KT/KT) (MB)    (FT/S) (FT/S)
CEDAR KEY                  79     290/ 10/ 13 1014.5F
28.5N   84.5W              80 82  340/ 12/ 14 1014.8F   1/ 3
CLEARWATER BEACH           79 81  280/  7/  8 1015.1F
MIDDLE TAMPA BAY                  300/  8/ 11 1015.3F
VENICE                     83 85  270/ 13/ 14 1013.7F

$$
FLZ066-069-070-075>078-162-262-165-265-101900-
SOUTHWEST FLORIDA AND KEYS

CITY           SKY/WX    TMP DP  RH WIND       PRES   REMARKS
PUNTA GORDA    MOSUNNY   86  75  69 W14       29.95F HX  95
FT MYERS       MOSUNNY   86  73  65 W14       29.94F
SOUTHWEST INTL MOSUNNY   86  73  65 W9        29.94F
NAPLES         MOSUNNY   87  73  62 SW13      29.95F
MARCO ISLAND   PTCLDY    88  73  62 W8        29.96F HX  96
MARATHON       PTSUNNY   90  78  68 VRB6      29.96F HX 104
KEY WEST NAS   MOSUNNY   88  75  65 SW10      29.97F HX  97
KEY WEST INTL  MOSUNNY   85  77  77 SW10      29.97F HX  95

STATION/POSITION SKY/WX   TEMP    WIND        PRES    WAVE   SWELL
                          AIR SEA DIR/SP/G            HT/PER HT/PER
                          (F)     (DEG/KT/KT) (MB)    (FT/S) (FT/S)
VENICE                     83 85  270/ 13/ 14 1013.7F
NAPLES           NOT AVBL
26.0N   85.6W              80 84  340/ 12/ 14 1015.6F   1/19   2/19
DRY TORTUGAS                                    N/A
NW FL BAY                  84     270/  8/ 10 1015.6
SAND KEY                   83                 1015.1F
LONG KEY                   83 87  270/  7/  8 1015.4F
MOLASSES REEF              83 85  260/  7/  8 1014.4F

$$
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SOUTHEAST FLORIDA

CITY           SKY/WX    TMP DP  RH WIND       PRES   REMARKS
W PALM BEACH   PTSUNNY   88  69  53 W12G17    29.93F
FT LAUDER-EXEC MOSUNNY   89  71  55 SW5       29.93F HX  95
FT LAUDERDALE  PTSUNNY   89  73  59 W7        29.93F HX  97
POMPANO BEACH  SUNNY     90  71  53 SW7G18    29.93F HX  96
PEMBROKE PINES PTSUNNY   90  72  55 W9        29.95F HX  97
OPA LOCKA      MOSUNNY   90  72  55 W14       29.94F HX  97
MIAMI          PTSUNNY   89  72  56 W8        29.94F HX  96
WEST KENDALL   MOSUNNY   88  73  61 W9        29.94F HX  95
HOMESTEAD      SUNNY     90  71  53 SW13      29.94F HX  97

STATION/POSITION SKY/WX   TEMP    WIND        PRES    WAVE   SWELL
                          AIR SEA DIR/SP/G            HT/PER HT/PER
                          (F)     (DEG/KT/KT) (MB)    (FT/S) (FT/S)
PORT EVERGLADES            87     290/ 10/ 14 1013.6F
VIRGINIA KEY               84 85  200/  5/  7 1014.7F
LAKE WORTH                 86 85              1014.3F
FOWEY ROCKS                85 84  170/  8/  9 1013.9F
SETTLEMENT POINT           83     260/ 12/ 13 1014.3F

$$

City Weather

Selected Cities
SELECTED CITIES WEATHER SUMMARY AND FORECASTS...PART 1 OF 4 NWS/NDFD TELECOMMUNICATION OPERATIONS CENTER SILVER SPRING MD 850 AM EDT SAT OCT 10 2015 TEMPERATURES INDICATE DAYTIME HIGH...NIGHTTIME LOW B INDICATES TEMPERATURES BELOW ZERO PRECIPITATION FOR 24 HOURS ENDING AT 8 AM EDT FORECAST FORECAST FRI...OCT 09 SAT....OCT 10 SUN....OCT 11 CITY HI/LO PCPN WEA HI/LO WEA HI/LO ABILENE TX 83 57 .01 PTCLDY 84/65 SUNNY 94/70 AKRON CANTON 69 42 .06 PTCLDY 63/43 SUNNY 70/49 ALBANY NY 65 42 .67 SUNNY 59/39 SUNNY 68/48 ALBUQUERQUE 74 50 SUNNY 75/55 SUNNY 80/56 ALLENTOWN 76 45 .40 SUNNY 64/41 SUNNY 68/45 AMARILLO 70 52 MOCLDY 81/58 SUNNY 90/53 ANCHORAGE 53 44 .03 SHWRS 50/41 MOCLDY 49/39 ASHEVILLE 76 60 .10 SHWRS 63/48 SUNNY 68/48 ATLANTA 81 64 .76 SHWRS 72/56 PTCLDY 74/55 ATLANTIC CITY 81 51 .20 SUNNY 65/42 SUNNY 70/49 AUSTIN 87 66 PTCLDY 89/63 SUNNY 93/68 BALTIMORE 79 53 .64 SUNNY 66/42 SUNNY 71/47 BATON ROUGE 92 68 SUNNY 84/55 SUNNY 84/55 BILLINGS 79 64 MOCLDY 87/62 WINDY 68/40 BIRMINGHAM 86 62 .42 MOCLDY 74/55 SUNNY 78/57 BISMARCK 73 46 MOCLDY 85/53 WINDY 77/39 BOISE 90 61 SUNNY 86/54 SUNNY 70/45 BOSTON 72 48 .34 SUNNY 59/46 PTCLDY 68/52 BRIDGEPORT 73 49 .40 SUNNY 63/43 SUNNY 67/49 BROWNSVILLE 89 73 2.58 PTCLDY 87/69 SUNNY 90/72 BUFFALO 65 41 .01 SUNNY 57/48 WINDY 63/54 BURLINGTON VT 61 43 .37 MOCLDY 54/41 MOCLDY 67/52 CARIBOU 46 36 .35 SUNNY 45/32 SHWRS 52/45 CASPER 74 50 SUNNY 83/53 WINDY 76/34 CHARLESTON SC 85 66 SHWRS 77/60 MOCLDY 71/59 CHARLESTON WV 77 55 .34 PTCLDY 66/46 SUNNY 73/45 CHARLOTTE 81 64 SHWRS 66/50 PTCLDY 70/52 CHATTANOOGA 82 62 1.76 RAIN 71/54 SUNNY 76/53 CHEYENNE 69 47 SUNNY 83/52 WINDY 76/41 CHICAGO 59 43 SUNNY 66/52 SUNNY 78/58 CINCINNATI 75 51 SUNNY 66/44 SUNNY 74/51 CLEVELAND 65 44 .10 PTCLDY 62/46 SUNNY 71/54 COLORADO SPGS 69 48 SUNNY 81/51 SUNNY 84/47 COLUMBIA SC 85 69 .07 SHWRS 70/59 MOCLDY 72/54 COLUMBUS GA 83 65 .21 MOCLDY 78/60 PTCLDY 77/58 COLUMBUS OH 72 44 SUNNY 65/45 SUNNY 73/52 $$
SELECTED CITIES WEATHER SUMMARY AND FORECASTS...PART 2 OF 4 NWS/NDFD TELECOMMUNICATION OPERATIONS CENTER SILVER SPRING MD 850 AM EDT SAT OCT 10 2015 TEMPERATURES INDICATE DAYTIME HIGH...NIGHTTIME LOW B INDICATES TEMPERATURES BELOW ZERO PRECIPITATION FOR 24 HOURS ENDING AT 8 AM EDT FORECAST FORECAST FRI...OCT 09 SAT....OCT 10 SUN....OCT 11 CITY HI/LO PCPN WEA HI/LO WEA HI/LO CONCORD NH 60 41 .73 SUNNY 57/35 PTCLDY 67/45 CORPUS CHRISTI 79 68 .06 PTCLDY 88/70 SUNNY 91/71 DALLAS FT WORTH 90 61 SUNNY 85/66 SUNNY 93/73 DAYTON 68 44 SUNNY 65/46 SUNNY 72/52 DAYTONA BEACH 85 70 SHWRS 85/68 PTCLDY 81/64 DENVER 76 49 SUNNY 85/52 SUNNY 84/46 DES MOINES 65 43 SUNNY 75/59 SUNNY 86/56 DETROIT 62 44 SUNNY 63/44 SUNNY 72/57 DULUTH 55 42 PTCLDY 66/54 SUNNY 78/50 EL PASO 75 60 PTCLDY 81/60 PTCLDY 86/63 ELKINS 73 51 .47 MOCLDY 63/37 SUNNY 70/38 ERIE 65 46 .02 PTCLDY 58/49 SUNNY 70/53 EUGENE 82 59 RAIN 72/54 PTCLDY 72/48 EVANSVILLE 70 49 SUNNY 71/45 SUNNY 76/54 FAIRBANKS 45 30 WINDY 41/26 MOCLDY 40/26 FARGO 63 50 PTCLDY 83/53 WINDY 87/47 FLAGSTAFF 67 39 PTCLDY 70/42 SUNNY 72/43 FLINT 63 38 SUNNY 63/46 SUNNY 74/58 FORT SMITH 73 50 .04 SUNNY 77/52 SUNNY 84/62 FORT WAYNE 62 42 SUNNY 66/46 SUNNY 74/53 FRESNO 93 66 SUNNY 92/65 SUNNY 89/64 GOODLAND 69 50 SUNNY 87/52 SUNNY 91/44 GRAND JUNCTION 77 50 SUNNY 78/51 SUNNY 78/48 GRAND RAPIDS 61 39 PTCLDY 62/48 WINDY 72/56 GREAT FALLS 80 60 SUNNY 81/51 WINDY 58/38 GREEN BAY 62 39 SUNNY 65/52 SUNNY 76/59 GREENSBORO 82 63 .10 RAIN 63/48 SUNNY 69/50 HARRISBURG 79 48 .67 SUNNY 63/41 SUNNY 70/45 HARTFORD SPGFLD 73 44 .12 SUNNY 63/39 SUNNY 69/46 HELENA 79 47 SUNNY 82/50 PTCLDY 62/38 HONOLULU 92 78 PTCLDY 89/74 SHWRS 89/74 HOUSTON INTCNTL 90 69 PTCLDY 89/64 SUNNY 90/70 HUNTSVILLE AL 89 61 1.10 MOCLDY 72/49 SUNNY 78/53 INDIANAPOLIS 65 44 SUNNY 67/47 SUNNY 74/54 JACKSON MS 87 66 .12 MOCLDY 75/50 SUNNY 82/53 JACKSONVILLE 86 71 SHWRS 82/64 MOCLDY 75/63 JUNEAU 56 50 1.01 RAIN 51/43 RAIN 50/46 KANSAS CITY 64 40 SUNNY 73/57 SUNNY 85/58 KEY WEST 86 79 PTCLDY 86/79 MOCLDY 86/77 KNOXVILLE 79 61 .94 RAIN 67/51 SUNNY 73/50 LAKE CHARLES 89 68 SUNNY 86/58 SUNNY 84/63 LANSING 61 38 PTCLDY 63/48 WINDY 72/55 LAS VEGAS 93 72 SUNNY 93/70 SUNNY 90/71 LEXINGTON 76 50 .07 MOCLDY 66/45 SUNNY 73/49 $$
SELECTED CITIES WEATHER SUMMARY AND FORECASTS...PART 3 OF 4 NWS/NDFD TELECOMMUNICATION OPERATIONS CENTER SILVER SPRING MD 850 AM EDT SAT OCT 10 2015 TEMPERATURES INDICATE DAYTIME HIGH...NIGHTTIME LOW B INDICATES TEMPERATURES BELOW ZERO PRECIPITATION FOR 24 HOURS ENDING AT 8 AM EDT FORECAST FORECAST FRI...OCT 09 SAT....OCT 10 SUN....OCT 11 CITY HI/LO PCPN WEA HI/LO WEA HI/LO LINCOLN 67 43 SUNNY 80/59 SUNNY 90/55 LITTLE ROCK 86 55 .02 SUNNY 76/50 SUNNY 83/59 LOS ANGELES 100 73 SUNNY 96/72 SUNNY 91/71 LOUISVILLE 73 51 .27 PTCLDY 71/48 SUNNY 76/54 LUBBOCK 72 60 PTCLDY 80/60 WINDY 91/58 MACON 84 66 .42 SHWRS 77/60 MOCLDY 75/55 MADISON 61 40 SUNNY 66/51 SUNNY 79/58 MEDFORD 88 55 PTCLDY 77/50 PTCLDY 81/50 MEMPHIS 86 55 .03 MOCLDY 74/53 SUNNY 81/58 MIAMI BEACH 89 75 .33 MOCLDY 88/74 MOCLDY 85/74 MIDLAND ODESSA 78 61 .20 MOCLDY 81/62 SUNNY 89/62 MILWAUKEE 60 45 SUNNY 64/53 SUNNY 77/59 MPLS ST PAUL 56 42 SUNNY 75/56 SUNNY 82/56 MISSOULA 76 42 PTCLDY 76/44 WINDY 60/34 MOBILE 87 64 MOCLDY 82/58 SUNNY 82/55 MONTGOMERY 84 65 .31 MOCLDY 80/59 SUNNY 80/57 NASHVILLE 85 58 .58 MOCLDY 72/48 SUNNY 77/52 NEW ORLEANS 87 69 PTCLDY 84/62 SUNNY 82/61 NEW YORK CITY 78 50 .89 SUNNY 63/49 SUNNY 69/52 NEWARK 81 50 .32 SUNNY 63/47 SUNNY 70/51 NORFOLK VA 82 67 SHWRS 67/56 MOCLDY 69/58 NORTH PLATTE 70 49 SUNNY 89/49 SUNNY 92/44 OKLAHOMA CITY 73 48 .16 SUNNY 79/61 SUNNY 92/62 OMAHA 65 45 SUNNY 77/58 SUNNY 89/55 ORLANDO 90 72 MOCLDY 87/70 PTCLDY 85/66 PADUCAH 71 52 .01 SUNNY 71/45 SUNNY 76/54 PENDLETON 79 51 WINDY 78/50 PTCLDY 69/46 PEORIA 61 43 SUNNY 70/50 SUNNY 80/58 PHILADELPHIA 80 52 .29 SUNNY 65/48 SUNNY 69/50 PHOENIX 95 75 SUNNY 97/76 PTCLDY 98/76 PITTSBURGH 71 49 .24 PTCLDY 62/40 SUNNY 70/47 POCATELLO 81 46 SUNNY 86/49 WINDY 69/38 PORTLAND ME 59 40 .43 SUNNY 56/40 MOCLDY 65/49 PORTLAND OR 71 61 RAIN 69/56 MOCLDY 69/53 PROVIDENCE 71 47 .39 SUNNY 60/43 SUNNY 68/51 PUEBLO 78 46 SUNNY 88/51 SUNNY 90/51 RALEIGH DURHAM 82 65 RAIN 65/51 PTCLDY 70/51 RAPID CITY 74 44 SUNNY 87/55 WINDY 81/44 RENO 92 54 SUNNY 85/53 SUNNY 81/48 RICHMOND 81 57 .29 MOCLDY 65/47 SUNNY 72/50 ROANOKE 80 59 .64 MOCLDY 62/48 SUNNY 71/47 ROCHESTER NY 65 40 .06 PTCLDY 57/44 SUNNY 70/54 ROCKFORD 62 39 SUNNY 67/51 SUNNY 80/59 SACRAMENTO 92 58 SUNNY 85/58 SUNNY 84/59 ST LOUIS 65 50 SUNNY 70/56 SUNNY 81/65 ST PETERSBURG 90 77 MOCLDY 85/75 PTCLDY 84/73 ST THOMAS VI 89 79 .12 PTCLDY 90/81 PTCLDY 89/80 $$
SELECTED CITIES WEATHER SUMMARY AND FORECASTS...PART 4 OF 4 NWS/NDFD TELECOMMUNICATION OPERATIONS CENTER SILVER SPRING MD 850 AM EDT SAT OCT 10 2015 TEMPERATURES INDICATE DAYTIME HIGH...NIGHTTIME LOW B INDICATES TEMPERATURES BELOW ZERO PRECIPITATION FOR 24 HOURS ENDING AT 8 AM EDT FORECAST FORECAST FRI...OCT 09 SAT....OCT 10 SUN....OCT 11 CITY HI/LO PCPN WEA HI/LO WEA HI/LO SALEM OR 75 59 .01 RAIN 70/55 MOCLDY 71/50 SALT LAKE CITY 75 53 SUNNY 83/58 PTCLDY 74/51 SAN ANGELO 82 63 PTCLDY 86/62 SUNNY 95/68 SAN ANTONIO 86 69 .02 PTCLDY 91/68 SUNNY 93/71 SAN DIEGO 95 78 SUNNY 93/72 SUNNY 86/72 SAN FRANCISCO 79 60 PTCLDY 73/59 SUNNY 74/58 SAN JOSE 82 59 PTCLDY 80/58 SUNNY 81/58 SAN JUAN PR 92 80 .04 PTCLDY 92/79 PTCLDY 91/78 SANTA FE 71 41 PTCLDY 74/48 SUNNY 78/48 ST STE MARIE 58 37 MOCLDY 60/53 PTCLDY 68/56 SAVANNAH 84 67 SHWRS 79/61 MOCLDY 73/60 SEATTLE 67 62 .04 RAIN 63/55 MOCLDY 63/52 SHREVEPORT 94 62 PTCLDY 82/53 SUNNY 88/65 SIOUX CITY 65 42 SUNNY 78/57 SUNNY 89/55 SIOUX FALLS 63 49 SUNNY 78/56 SUNNY 86/54 SOUTH BEND 62 37 SUNNY 66/47 SUNNY 76/56 SPOKANE 72 53 WINDY 73/47 PTCLDY 64/43 SPRINGFIELD IL 63 39 SUNNY 70/49 SUNNY 80/58 SPRINGFIELD MO 62 43 .01 SUNNY 71/51 SUNNY 81/59 SYRACUSE 64 39 .22 SUNNY 56/41 SUNNY 68/50 TALLAHASSEE 88 68 MOCLDY 85/65 PTCLDY 80/58 TAMPA 88 74 MOCLDY 86/72 PTCLDY 85/70 TOLEDO 62 43 SUNNY 66/45 SUNNY 73/52 TOPEKA 66 42 SUNNY 75/57 SUNNY 90/57 TUCSON 87 71 PTCLDY 92/66 PTCLDY 93/67 TULSA 73 49 .32 SUNNY 77/57 SUNNY 89/62 TUPELO 89 61 .83 MOCLDY 74/48 SUNNY 79/53 WACO 92 62 SUNNY 88/63 SUNNY 95/71 WASHINGTON DC 79 56 .38 SUNNY 68/49 SUNNY 73/53 W PALM BEACH 87 74 .03 SHWRS 88/74 MOCLDY 84/72 WICHITA 73 48 SUNNY 79/59 SUNNY 90/56 WICHITA FALLS 77 53 SUNNY 84/63 SUNNY 97/65 WILKES BARRE 75 46 .18 SUNNY 59/41 SUNNY 67/49 WILMINGTON DE 79 50 .49 SUNNY 65/43 SUNNY 69/49 YAKIMA 79 50 WINDY 74/45 PTCLDY 71/45 YOUNGSTOWN 67 40 .15 PTCLDY 62/43 SUNNY 71/48 YUMA 101 78 SUNNY 99/77 PTCLDY 100/80 NATIONAL TEMPERATURE EXTREMES HIGH FRI....108 AT BEVERLY HILLS CA LOW SAT....14 AT MONTANA CREEK AK $$ S$

Last Updated: 2015-10-10 13:50:13

The International Court of Justice The Hague In Ad Hoc of Claim to $10,000,000 that funneled into Barack Obama Illegally

The Articles involving Timeline of Two Months of Theft by Barack Obama in Conspiracy with
a total of US $9,280,000 was the Saban founded in 2001 by Haim Saban https://t.co/PTK0Mq6kJu
Article 35

          1. If a party proposes to exercise the power conferred by Article 31 of the Statute to choose a judge ad hoc in a case, it shall notify the Court of its intention as soon as possible.  If the name and nationality of the judge selected are not indicated at the same time, the party shall, not later than two months before the time-limit fixed for the filing of the Counter-Memorial, inform the Court of the name and nationality of the person chosen and supply brief biographical details.  The judge ad hoc may be of a nationality other than that of the party which chooses him.

          2. If a party proposes to abstain from choosing a judgead hoc, on condition of a like abstention by the other party, it shall so notify the Court which shall inform the other party.  If the other party thereafter gives notice of its intention to choose, or chooses, a judge ad hoc, the time-limit for the party which has previously abstained from choosing a judge may be extended by the President.

          3. A copy of any notification relating to the choice of a judge ad hoc shall be communicated by the Registrar to the other party, which shall be requested to furnish, within a time-limit to be fixed by the President, such observations as it may wish to make.  If within the said time-limit no objection is raised by the other party, and if none appears to the Court itself, the parties shall be so informed.

          4. In the event of any objection or doubt, the matter shall be decided by the Court, if necessary after hearing the parties.

          5. A judge ad hoc who has accepted appointment but who becomes unable to sit may be replaced.

          6. If and when the reasons for the participation of a judgead hoc are found no longer to exist, he shall cease to sit on the Bench.

Article 36

          1. If the Court finds that two or more parties are in the same interest, and therefore are to be reckoned as one party only, and that there is no Member of the Court of the nationality of any one of those parties upon the Bench, the Court shall fix a time-limit within which they may jointly choose a judge ad hoc.

          2. Should any party amongst those found by the Court to be in the same interest allege the existence of a separate interest of its own, or put forward any other objection, the matter shall be decided by the Court, if necessary after hearing the parties.

Article 37

          1. If a Member of the Court having the nationality of one of the parties is or becomes unable to sit in any phase of a case, that party shall thereupon become entitled to choose a judge ad hoc within a time-limit to be fixed by the Court, or by the President if the Court is not sitting.

          2. Parties in the same interest shall be deemed not to have a judge of one of their nationalities upon the Bench if the Member of the Court having one of their nationalities is or becomes unable to sit in any phase of the case.

          3. If the Member of the Court having the nationality of a party becomes able to sit not later than the closure of the written proceedings in that phase of the case, that Member of the Court shall resume his seat on the Bench in the case.

SECTION C. PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE COURT

Subsection 1. Institution of Proceedings

Article 38

          1. When proceedings before the Court are instituted by means of an application addressed as specified in Article 40, paragraph 1, of the Statute, the application shall indicate the party making it, the State against which the claim is brought, and the subject of the dispute.

          2. The application shall specify as far as possible the legal grounds upon which the jurisdiction of the Court is said to be based;  it shall also specify the precise nature of the claim, together with a succinct statement of the facts and grounds on which the claim is based.

          3. The original of the application shall be signed either by the agent of the party submitting it, or by the diplomatic representative of that party in the country in which the Court has its seat, or by some other duly authorized person.  If the application bears the signature of someone other than such diplomatic representative, the signature must be authenticated by the latter or by the competent authority of the applicant's foreign ministry.

          4. The Registrar shall forthwith transmit to the respondent a certified copy of the application.

          5. When the applicant State proposes to found the jurisdiction of the Court upon a consent thereto yet to be given or manifested by the State against which such application is made, the application shall be transmitted to that State.  It shall not however be entered in the General List, nor any action be taken in the proceedings, unless and until the State against which such application is made consents to the Court's jurisdiction for the purposes of the case.

Article 39

          1. When proceedings are brought before the Court by the notification of a special agreement, in conformity with Article 40, paragraph 1, of the Statute, the notification may be effected by the parties jointly or by any one or more of them.  If the notification is not a joint one, a certified copy of it shall forthwith be communicated by the Registrar to the other party.

          2. In each case the notification shall be accompanied by an original or certified copy of the special agreement.  The notification shall also, in so far as this is not already apparent from the agreement, indicate the precise subject of the dispute and identify the parties to it.

Article 40

          1. Except in the circumstances contemplated by Article 38, paragraph 5, of these Rules, all steps on behalf of the parties after proceedings have been instituted shall be taken by agents.  Agents shall have an address for service at the seat of the Court to which all communications concerning the case are to be sent.  Communications addressed to the agents of the parties shall be considered as having been addressed to the parties themselves.

          2. When proceedings are instituted by means of an application, the name of the agent for the applicant shall be stated.  The respondent, upon receipt of the certified copy of the application, or as soon as possible thereafter, shall inform the Court of the name of its agent.

Federal Food Drug and Cosmetics Act* of President Franklin Roosevelt

In the years of 1919 to 1933 a ACT to stop intoxication type of tinging was arrested of ages 7 to 14 years allowed "Speak easy" for entrance of said to include ages of 7 years to 14 years and beyond as the Amendment was repealed then a new ACT is in effect beyond not just liquor but to include Drugs and Food along Cosmetics currently Secretary is Jodie Foster as such allowed all areas of Beauty pageants without Drugs to be shown legally and Transportation legally except such illegal acts that involve Personam to harm or and injury also include Death the Role of Such ACT cause Jealous of Drug Enforcement Agencies* to States such as example FDLE* in Florida as Corrected the fact that ATF has enforcement over liquor and the FFDCA* development into Drugs to enforcement then DEA* became a DeFacto Government Agency from Double Jeopardy the State of Florida into again a DeFacto government Agency of Florida Department of Law Enforcement as such cause vary move into the 27th Amendment of the United States Constitution Bill of Rights authored in 1796 and Ratified in 1992.

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The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Daily Digest Bulletin

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ATF New York Field Division: Schuele Boys Gang Associate Pleads Guilty to Distributing Drugs Out of Variety Store 10/08/2015 Dear Subscriber,   The ATF New York Field Division webpage was recently updated.  Please see below for the latest information.   Schuele Boys Gang Associate Pleads Guilty to Distributing Drugs Out of Variety Store Robert Brown, aka Pee Wee, 52, of Buffalo, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to distribute cocaine between June 2013 and July 23, 2014, the defendant bought quantities of cocaine from co-defendant Damario James. Brown then re-distributed the cocaine from his residence in Buffalo as well as from his store "Pee Wee's Variety Store."   Follow ATF on Twitter at www.twitter.com/ATFHQ or @ATFHQ     Update your subscriptions, modify your password or e-mail address, or stop subscriptions at any time on your Subscriber Preferences Page. You will need to use your e-mail address to log in. If you have questions or problems with the subscription service, please contact subscriberhelp.govdelivery.com. This service is provided to you at no charge by The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. This email was sent to guyperea1@gmail.com using GovDelivery, on behalf of: The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives · 99 New York Ave NE · Washington, DC 20226 · 800-439-1420