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Sexting Re-Invented! New Invisible Text App Keeps Texts & Photos 100% Private (DETAILS)

Posted 2 years ago.
Ashley Haines

Have you ever sent a regrettable late-night text that you wish you could take back before someone read it? Ever want to share a scantily clad selfie but fear that you'll be captured by a screenshot? Or were you ever having a conversation you wanted to remain completely private?

Today, a new free app now available to iOS, Android and Blackberry platforms called Invisible Text has the answer to all those problems and will change the way you communicate with your friends, business partners, or even your side piece.

How many times have you worried that a text or picture you sent was being shared with other people a la Adrienne Bailon, Teyana Taylor, or any other of these celebs?

Now, with Invisible Text, those fears are a thing of the past. This app is the first of its kind, allowing users to keep their conversations 100 percent private. Only the person you chat with through the app can see your messages, and once your conversation is over, they disappear into technologic oblivion.

Too bad this wasn't around when 50 Cent and his son shared a nasty exchange via texts.

Say you sent a message that you, for whatever reason, don't want the other person to see anymore. Through Invisible Text, you can delete the message before it's ever opened. That's right, no more late-night booty-call and drunken text remorse.

We're all familiar with Snapchat, but we take heed in sending pictures and videos at the risk of a screenshot. Well, Invisible Text is Snapchat on the next level: if someone attempts to catch you slippin' in their inbox and they try to take a screen grab of your convo, the app stops them in their tracks and locks up for 60 seconds.

According to a press release for the app:

"Invisible Text lets you send text messages, photos, and videos without worrying about them landing in the wrong hands," added White. "No longer will the scenario of leaving your phone in a taxi or café somewhere mean that you risk compromising your privacy or identity — you can relax by downloading Invisible Text onto your phone and knowing that no matter what, your private data can never be shared."

So rest easy, my friends. Gone are the days when your thirsty texts may make you Twitter's latest trending topic. Hurry and download it to avoid becoming the latest viral victim of the screenshot…we're looking at you, Anthony Weiner.

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Rules of Engagement under careful review by United States in Congress

Congressional Record Volume 156, Number 37 (Monday, March 15, 2010)]
[House]
[Page H1415]
From the Congressional Record Online through the Government Publishing Office [www.gpo.gov]

                          RULES OF ENGAGEMENT

  The SPEAKER pro tempore. Under a previous order of the House, the
gentleman from Indiana (Mr. Burton) is recognized for 5 minutes.
  Mr. BURTON of Indiana. You know, tonight, Madam Speaker, I was going
to talk about health care. I think that subject's been covered fairly
well by my predecessors, but I will be talking about it later this
week, like all my colleagues on the Republican side will.
  But what I'd like to talk about is what my colleague from North
Carolina just talked about a few minutes ago, and that's the rules of
engagement in the conflict in Afghanistan and Iraq.
  One of the things that really surprised me was that we have three
Navy SEALs that are being court-martialed right now for capturing an al
Qaeda terrorist in Fallujah, Iraq. And this terrorist took four
American contractors, one who was a retired Navy SEAL, he tortured
them, he killed them, dragged their bodies through the streets, and
then burned their bodies and hung them from a bridge. I think most
people in America, Madam Speaker, probably saw that and were horrified
that someone could be that inhumane.
  But this man is an al Qaeda terrorist, one of the leaders over there,
and we've been after him for some time. So we sent these three Navy
SEALs to get him, and they did their job. These Navy SEALs, and many of
the super-trained military personnel that we have, do an outstanding
job in going after these people and risk their lives. In fact, in
Afghanistan, we lost 19 Navy SEALs doing their job not too long ago
when they went after an al Qaeda terrorist.
  In any event, they captured this terrorist, and they brought him back
so that he could be questioned and dealt with. They turned him over to
the Iraqi military for a couple of days, and then he was turned back
over to them. And then he said that he had been hit in the stomach by
one of the Navy SEALs, and he had a split lip.
  Now, bear in mind that this guy had murdered and tortured four
American contractors and hung their bodies from a bridge. And he was
complaining because he was hit in the stomach and had a bloody lip.
Well, the Navy SEALs said that they didn't do that, and there's several
witnesses that said they didn't do that. But one person off in the
distance said that he saw some kind of an altercation. And because of
that, they're being court-martialed.
  Now, get this, Madam Speaker. They're being court-martialed for
risking their lives and capturing a terrorist who killed and tortured
four American contractors and who, we believe, was involved in
beheading some other Americans.
  I can't believe it. I don't understand what the administration and
what our Defense Department's doing. We should be going after these
people, and we can't go after them with kid gloves. We can't keep--we
can't coddling them. These people are terrorists.
  And my colleague from North Carolina that talked about the rules of
engagement--now in Afghanistan we have military personnel over there
that are told when and how they can shoot at the enemy who may be
firing at them. And I've been told that many of the Taliban and al
Qaeda terrorists over there, if they see they're going to be hit or
attacked, they'll drop their guns after firing at the American
personnel and our NATO allies. It's just crazy. You can't run a war
like that.
  And so I'd like to say to the Defense Department and to the President
of the United States, if he were listening--I know I can't talk to him
directly because I can only talk to the House and my colleagues. I
can't talk to the people of America, even if they might be paying
attention. But we can't run a war like this. We have to go after the
terrorists, no holds barred. If we catch them and they're terrorists we
should bring them to justice or kill them. It's just that simple.
  And we shouldn't be holding our military personnel like these three
Navy SEALs up to a standard that's impossible for them to be able to
attain. They have to do their job. They risk their lives. Many of them
get killed and come back maimed. I've been out to Walter Reed and to
Bethesda, and I've seen the horrible things that happen in war and how
they lose their arms and legs and are maimed for life. But they do that
to help us maintain our freedom and our democracy, our Republic.
  And so I hope that somebody in the Defense Department may be
listening and paying attention, Madam Speaker, and in the
administration. We need to take the gloves off of our men and women in
combat and let them know we're behind them 100 percent. And these Navy
SEALs should not be court-martialed, as is the case right now.
  We have sent 140,000 petitions to the Defense Department asking for
this case to be dropped. I hope it will be dropped. But we are not
going to let this thing go away. We're going to fight for these Navy
SEALs until we get them exonerated. If anything, they should get medals
for what they did.

                  

The Roundup

SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND/OR OBSTRUCTIONS TO VISIBILITY.

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PANHANDLE FLORIDA

CITY           SKY/WX    TMP DP  RH WIND       PRES   REMARKS
PENSACOLA      CLOUDY    77  74  90 S16       30.05R FOG
PENSACOLA NAS  CLOUDY    74  72  93 S10       30.05R FOG
CRESTVIEW      CLOUDY    78  75  90 S10G17    30.08R
DUKE FIELD     CLOUDY    77  74  90 S13       30.06R
VALPARAISO     CLOUDY    76  73  90 SE10      30.07R FOG
MARY ESTHER    CLOUDY    75  68  78 S12       30.06R
TRI COUNTY     CLOUDY    79  74  84 S10G20    30.09R
PANAMA CITY    CLOUDY    76  73  91 SE15      30.10R
TYNDALL AFB    FAIR      78  74  88 SE20      30.09R
APALACHICOLA   CLOUDY    74  73  97 S14       30.11R FOG

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              73 70  160/ 10/ 12 1016.4R   6/ 8   5/ 8
29.2N   88.2W              74 72  170/ 14/ 16 1016.9R   7/ 8   7/ 8
28.8N   86.0W              79 77  180/ 14/ 16 1017.9    6/ 8   3/ 8
PANAMA CITY BEAC           69 66  120/ 15/ 16 1018.4R
CAPE SAN BLAS    NOT AVBL
TOWER C                                         N/A
28.5N   84.5W              77 75  150/ 12/ 14 1019.9R   5/ 8   3/ 8

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NORTH FLORIDA

CITY           SKY/WX    TMP DP  RH WIND       PRES   REMARKS
MARIANNA       PTSUNNY   79  75  87 S21G29    30.08R
TALLAHASSEE    CLOUDY    74  71  91 S13       30.14R
PERRY          CLOUDY    77  73  85 SE9G16    30.16S
LIVE OAK         N/A     79  75  89 S6        30.18S
CROSS CITY       N/A     79  73  82 S10       30.16R
LAKE CITY      CLOUDY    75  72  88 S8        30.18S
GAINESVILLE    CLOUDY    77  71  82 SE8       30.18S
WILLISTON      FAIR      81  75  83 S9        30.18S
KEYSTONE HEIGH PTSUNNY   75  73  94 S8        30.19S
MAYPORT NAS    PTSUNNY   78  71  79 S14       30.18S
JACKSONVILLE   PTSUNNY   79  71  76 S13       30.17S
JAX NAS        PTSUNNY   76  70  82 S9        30.19R
JAX CRAIG      CLOUDY    77  71  82 S12       30.18S
JAX CECIL      CLOUDY    77  72  83 S9        30.18R
FERNANDINA BEA CLOUDY    79  72  78 S12G17    30.17R
ST AUGUSTINE   CLOUDY    79  73  83 S12G22    30.19S

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                66     140/ 13/ 15 1018.9
KEATON BEACH               72     160/ 14/ 16 1021.3R
CEDAR KEY                  69     160/  7/  8 1021.8R
FERNANDINA                 74 65  180/ 11/ 15 1021.1R
30.7N   81.3W                 66                N/A     4/ 9   2/11
MAYPORT                    75 66  190/  8/ 12 1022.3R
31.4N   80.9W              68 64  190/ 12/ 12 1021.9R   5/ 9   3/ 9
ST AUGUSTINE               69 67  180/  6/  7 1022.9R

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INTERIOR CENTRAL FLORIDA

CITY           SKY/WX    TMP DP  RH WIND       PRES   REMARKS
OCALA          CLOUDY    77  70  78 S13G18    30.19R
THE VILLAGES     N/A     77  77 100 SE12      30.09S
LEESBURG       CLOUDY    76  72  87 S5        30.20S
SANFORD        FAIR      80  72  76 S10       30.19F
ORLANDO EXEC   FAIR      79  72  79 S9        30.19F
ORLANDO INTL   PTSUNNY   79  72  79 S14       30.19F
KISSIMMEE      MOSUNNY   79  73  83 S7        30.20F
WINTER HAVEN   FAIR      78  73  84 SE9       30.20F
LAKELAND       MOSUNNY   77  73  88 SE10      30.19F
BARTOW         PTSUNNY   75  75 100 SE9       30.20F
OKEECHOBEE     FAIR      81  72  74 SE10G17   30.20S

$$
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EAST CENTRAL FLORIDA

CITY           SKY/WX    TMP DP  RH WIND       PRES   REMARKS
DAYTONA BEACH  PTSUNNY   79  72  79 S8        30.19F
NEW SMYRNA BEA MOSUNNY   79  72  78 S18G24    30.20F
JFK SPACE CTR  FAIR      80  75  84 S12       30.19S
TITUSVILLE     MOSUNNY   79  77  94 S8        30.21S
CAPE CANAVERAL FAIR      79  74  85 S9        30.19S
PATRICK AFB    FAIR      79  76  92 S9        30.19F
MELBOURNE      FAIR      80  72  76 SE14      30.19F
VERO BEACH     FAIR      83  72  69 SE14      30.20F
FT PIERCE      FAIR      82  72  71 SE18      30.19F
STUART         MOSUNNY   81  72  74 SE13      30.21S

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              77 75  150/ 10/ 12 1023.1R
28.9N   78.5W              78 80              1024.1R
TRIDENT PIER               76 72  120/  3/  5 1023.4R
28.4N   80.5W                 72                N/A     4/ 9
27.5N   80.2W                 78                N/A     4/ 9   2/11

$$
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WEST CENTRAL FLORIDA

CITY           SKY/WX    TMP DP  RH WIND       PRES   REMARKS
CRYSTAL RIVER  PTSUNNY   81  72  74 S10       30.17S
INVERNESS      CLOUDY    77  73  88 S8        30.19S FOG
BROOKSVILLE    PTSUNNY   79  73  82 SE9G17    30.18S
ZEPHYRHILLS    FAIR      79  73  80 SE10      30.19S
CLEARWATER     PTSUNNY   77  72  84 SE9       30.17S
TAMPA INTL     PTSUNNY   78  73  84 SE9       30.18S
TAMPA EXEC     FAIR      81  73  78 SE6       30.18F
PLANT CITY     FAIR      79  75  89 SE8       30.20S
MACDILL AFB    FAIR      77  77 100 S8        30.17S
PETER O KNIGHT FAIR      79  75  89 SE7       30.18S
ST PETERSBURG  FAIR      71  71 100 S3        30.15F
SARASOTA       FAIR      81  74  79 SE15      30.15S
VENICE         FAIR      82  73  74 SE15      30.17F

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                  69     160/  7/  8 1021.8R
28.5N   84.5W              77 75  150/ 12/ 14 1019.9R   5/ 8   3/ 8
27.3N   84.2W                 77                N/A     7/ 8
CLEARWATER BEACH           76 70  120/  7/ 10 1021.4R
MIDDLE TAMPA BAY           74     160/ 10/ 12 1021.9R
VENICE                     79 73  160/ 12/ 14 1020.8F

$$
FLZ066-069-070-075>078-162-262-165-265-241700-
SOUTHWEST FLORIDA AND KEYS

CITY           SKY/WX    TMP DP  RH WIND       PRES   REMARKS
PUNTA GORDA    FAIR      81  74  79 SE10      30.19S
FT MYERS       FAIR      82  73  74 SE7       30.16S
SOUTHWEST INTL FAIR      82  72  71 S13       30.17S
NAPLES         PTSUNNY   83  72  69 SE12      30.16S
MARCO ISLAND   FAIR      82  72  69 SE13      30.16F
MARATHON       FAIR      83  76  79 SE9       30.16S
KEY WEST NAS   FAIR      83  75  77 E13       30.15S
KEY WEST INTL  FAIR      82  77  84 E10       30.15S

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                     79 73  160/ 12/ 14 1020.8F
NAPLES                        74              1021.3R
26.0N   85.6W              81 82  140/ 14/ 16 1019.7R   6/ 6   3/ 7
DRY TORTUGAS                                    N/A
NW FL BAY                  78     140/ 14/ 18 1021.6
SAND KEY                   79     120/ 12/ 15 1021.1R
LONG KEY                   80 77  150/ 11/ 13 1022.1F
MOLASSES REEF              80 80  130/ 17/ 20 1021.3F

$$
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SOUTHEAST FLORIDA

CITY           SKY/WX    TMP DP  RH WIND       PRES   REMARKS
W PALM BEACH   PTSUNNY   82  71  69 SE17      30.21R
FT LAUDER-EXEC PTSUNNY   81  72  74 SE17      30.19S
FT LAUDERDALE  FAIR      82  73  74 SE17      30.18S
POMPANO BEACH  FAIR      82  73  74 SE16      30.19S
PEMBROKE PINES PTSUNNY   82  71  69 SE14G22   30.20S
OPA LOCKA      PTSUNNY   83  72  69 SE20      30.19S
MIAMI          PTSUNNY   82  72  71 SE14      30.19S
WEST KENDALL   PTSUNNY   80  73  79 SE16      30.18S
HOMESTEAD      PTSUNNY   82  73  74 E13       30.17F

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            80     130/ 11/ 14 1022.3R
VIRGINIA KEY               80 76  120/  9/ 15 1022.1R
LAKE WORTH                 79 78  140/ 16/ 18 1022.2R
SETTLEMENT POINT     C1F1M1C2F2M2C3F3C4F4M3C5F5M4C6F6M5C7F7M6C8!

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Selected Cities
SELECTED CITIES WEATHER SUMMARY AND FORECASTS...PART 1 OF 4 NWS/NDFD TELECOMMUNICATION OPERATIONS CENTER SILVER SPRING MD 750 AM EST THU DEC 24 2015 TEMPERATURES INDICATE DAYTIME HIGH...NIGHTTIME LOW B INDICATES TEMPERATURES BELOW ZERO PRECIPITATION FOR 24 HOURS ENDING AT 7 AM EST FORECAST FORECAST WED...DEC 23 THU....DEC 24 FRI....DEC 25 CITY HI/LO PCPN WEA HI/LO WEA HI/LO ABILENE TX 73 49 PTCLDY 68/45 PTCLDY 70/58 AKRON CANTON 64 55 .35 PTCLDY 55/43 MOCLDY 55/43 ALBANY NY 56 52 .41 MOCLDY 70/41 PTCLDY 53/35 ALBUQUERQUE 51 33 MM MOCLDY 47/31 MOCLDY 49/25 ALLENTOWN 58 58 .72 MOCLDY 72/50 MOCLDY 64/44 AMARILLO 54 35 .02 MOCLDY 50/33 WINDY 64/34 ANCHORAGE 14 08 MOCLDY 15/06 MOCLDY 25/23 ASHEVILLE 61 58 1.53 SHWRS 69/60 TSTRMS 70/57 ATLANTA 63 62 1.27 SHWRS 73/65 CLOUDY 75/64 ATLANTIC CITY 64 62 .72 SHWRS 74/58 SHWRS 69/50 AUSTIN 82 45 PTCLDY 76/57 MOCLDY 77/66 BALTIMORE 68 63 2.02 SHWRS 73/58 RAIN 69/54 BATON ROUGE 79 72 .14 MOCLDY 81/70 MOCLDY 80/70 BILLINGS 25 20 PTCLDY 26/09 MOCLDY 15/00 BIRMINGHAM 66 66 .62 SHWRS 76/69 TSTRMS 76/67 BISMARCK 23 16 .01 CLOUDY 23/08 MOCLDY 20/01 BOISE 37 28 .04 SNOSHW 35/20 MOCLDY 29/13 BOSTON 52 48 1.00 MOCLDY 69/50 PTCLDY 60/43 BRIDGEPORT 53 52 3.39 SHWRS 67/51 MOCLDY 65/45 BROWNSVILLE 91 70 PTCLDY 85/70 PTCLDY 84/74 BUFFALO 61 59 .15 WINDY 60/40 MOCLDY 47/39 BURLINGTON VT 57 50 .18 PTCLDY 66/40 PTCLDY 49/33 CARIBOU 34 34 .34 SHWRS 46/36 PTCLDY 40/24 CASPER 26 06 .11 WINDY 27/05 SNOW 19/02 CHARLESTON SC 76 71 .05 MOCLDY 80/64 MOCLDY 81/62 CHARLESTON WV 70 61 .15 SHWRS 68/54 SHWRS 67/57 CHARLOTTE 67 63 1.73 TSTRMS 75/66 MOCLDY 74/61 CHATTANOOGA 65 63 .52 MOCLDY 73/61 SHWRS 73/62 CHEYENNE 33 16 .05 PTCLDY 27/09 SNOW 26/06 CHICAGO 59 36 .49 MOCLDY 42/32 MOCLDY 44/40 CINCINNATI 66 46 1.10 PTCLDY 59/47 MOCLDY 58/53 CLEVELAND 65 56 .23 PTCLDY 55/42 MOCLDY 53/43 COLORADO SPGS 44 23 PTCLDY 37/16 MOCLDY 41/13 COLUMBIA SC 73 65 1.15 CLOUDY 80/66 MOCLDY 80/62 COLUMBUS GA 63 62 3.60 SHWRS 75/66 MOCLDY 78/64 COLUMBUS OH 65 54 .71 PTCLDY 57/43 MOCLDY 56/49 $$
SELECTED CITIES WEATHER SUMMARY AND FORECASTS...PART 2 OF 4 NWS/NDFD TELECOMMUNICATION OPERATIONS CENTER SILVER SPRING MD 750 AM EST THU DEC 24 2015 TEMPERATURES INDICATE DAYTIME HIGH...NIGHTTIME LOW B INDICATES TEMPERATURES BELOW ZERO PRECIPITATION FOR 24 HOURS ENDING AT 7 AM EST FORECAST FORECAST WED...DEC 23 THU....DEC 24 FRI....DEC 25 CITY HI/LO PCPN WEA HI/LO WEA HI/LO CONCORD NH 47 44 .85 MOCLDY 66/41 PTCLDY 53/33 CORPUS CHRISTI 86 59 MOCLDY 80/67 MOCLDY 80/73 DALLAS FT WORTH 75 50 PTCLDY 70/50 PTCLDY 73/65 DAYTON 64 42 1.05 PTCLDY 55/43 MOCLDY 54/48 DAYTONA BEACH 81 71 MOCLDY 83/68 PTCLDY 83/65 DENVER 37 23 PTCLDY 32/13 MOCLDY 30/14 DES MOINES 45 27 .64 RNSNOW 36/28 MOCLDY 39/35 DETROIT 59 44 .45 PTCLDY 50/38 MOCLDY 48/38 DULUTH 34 19 .20 FLRRYS 23/15 MOCLDY 27/21 EL PASO 64 52 PTCLDY 62/43 MOCLDY 66/43 ELKINS 64 58 .22 SHWRS 66/54 SHWRS 64/54 ERIE 64 59 .16 WINDY 56/44 MOCLDY 50/43 EUGENE 43 34 .47 RNSNOW 42/32 MOCLDY 41/26 EVANSVILLE 66 41 1.17 PTCLDY 59/48 SHWRS 58/55 FAIRBANKS 00 03B VRYCLD B06/26B VRYCLD B03/06B FARGO 27 15 MOCLDY 17/12 MOCLDY 23/07 FLAGSTAFF 36 28 .01 SNOSHW 36/24 SNOSHW 25/05 FLINT 62 44 .23 PTCLDY 46/35 PTCLDY 46/35 FORT SMITH 73 40 PTCLDY 67/45 MOCLDY 66/55 FORT WAYNE 64 40 .66 PTCLDY 49/38 MOCLDY 49/40 FRESNO 55 36 RAIN 50/35 MOCLDY 49/31 GOODLAND 44 18 .09 SUNNY 40/22 MOCLDY 46/21 GRAND JUNCTION 35 15 .02 MOCLDY 29/18 SNOW 28/09 GRAND RAPIDS 60 40 .36 MOCLDY 43/33 MOCLDY 43/34 GREAT FALLS 26 20 MOCLDY 27/01 VRYCLD 09/01 GREEN BAY 51 32 .36 WINDY 34/27 PTCLDY 36/31 GREENSBORO 64 62 1.87 SHWRS 75/64 CLOUDY 74/64 HARRISBURG 60 57 .96 SHWRS 69/51 MOCLDY 63/49 HARTFORD SPGFLD 51 50 1.46 CLOUDY 70/47 MOCLDY 60/41 HELENA 23 09 MOCLDY 25/03 MOCLDY 11/01B HONOLULU 84 75 PTCLDY 84/73 MOCLDY 82/73 HOUSTON INTCNTL 81 56 MOCLDY 79/68 CLOUDY 79/70 HUNTSVILLE AL 68 62 .60 MOCLDY 76/65 TSTRMS 75/66 INDIANAPOLIS 64 38 .79 PTCLDY 51/41 MOCLDY 54/48 JACKSON MS 79 65 MOCLDY 78/70 MOCLDY 78/68 JACKSONVILLE 83 69 MOCLDY 85/65 MOCLDY 83/64 JUNEAU 34 29 PTCLDY 24/14 WINDY 24/22 KANSAS CITY 60 28 .03 MOCLDY 48/31 MOCLDY 49/44 KEY WEST 83 79 PTCLDY 84/77 PTCLDY 83/76 KNOXVILLE 64 57 1.01 TSTRMS 70/57 SHWRS 69/60 LAKE CHARLES 77 62 MOCLDY 78/70 TSTRMS 79/69 LANSING 60 41 .34 MOCLDY 44/37 PTCLDY 44/34 LAS VEGAS 63 44 WINDY 56/39 PTCLDY 49/33 LEXINGTON 66 54 2.27 PTCLDY 63/53 SHWRS 64/59 $$
SELECTED CITIES WEATHER SUMMARY AND FORECASTS...PART 3 OF 4 NWS/NDFD TELECOMMUNICATION OPERATIONS CENTER SILVER SPRING MD 750 AM EST THU DEC 24 2015 TEMPERATURES INDICATE DAYTIME HIGH...NIGHTTIME LOW B INDICATES TEMPERATURES BELOW ZERO PRECIPITATION FOR 24 HOURS ENDING AT 7 AM EST FORECAST FORECAST WED...DEC 23 THU....DEC 24 FRI....DEC 25 CITY HI/LO PCPN WEA HI/LO WEA HI/LO LINCOLN 42 21 .79 SNOW 35/24 MOCLDY 36/33 LITTLE ROCK 74 45 .87 PTCLDY 69/53 TSTRMS 63/60 LOS ANGELES 67 49 PTCLDY 62/48 PTCLDY 61/40 LOUISVILLE 70 48 1.30 SUNNY 62/51 SHWRS 63/58 LUBBOCK 66 35 PTCLDY 59/35 MOCLDY 69/43 MACON 64 63 2.27 CLOUDY 76/64 MOCLDY 79/62 MADISON 55 33 .37 MOCLDY 37/27 MOCLDY 40/32 MEDFORD 45 34 .15 SNOSHW 40/28 MOCLDY 40/21 MEMPHIS 73 51 .29 PTCLDY 73/59 TSTRMS 72/66 MIAMI BEACH 83 77 MOCLDY 83/76 MOCLDY 82/75 MIDLAND ODESSA 70 44 SUNNY 68/42 PTCLDY 72/52 MILWAUKEE 58 36 .53 MOCLDY 40/32 MOCLDY 41/36 MPLS ST PAUL 36 25 .38 MOCLDY 29/22 MOCLDY 32/27 MISSOULA 28 16 .02 SNOSHW 24/07 MOCLDY 21/00 MOBILE 76 73 2.35 TSTRMS 76/69 MOCLDY 78/68 MONTGOMERY 68 67 .95 SHWRS 78/67 CLOUDY 79/65 NASHVILLE 70 58 .03 MOCLDY 70/60 TSTRMS 70/64 NEW ORLEANS 80 72 .02 TSTRMS 78/69 MOCLDY 79/68 NEW YORK CITY 57 57 1.56 SHWRS 74/57 MOCLDY 66/48 NEWARK 59 58 1.47 SHWRS 75/56 MOCLDY 67/48 NORFOLK VA 74 68 .16 MOCLDY 79/66 CLOUDY 75/60 NORTH PLATTE 43 21 MOCLDY 37/14 MOCLDY 36/18 OKLAHOMA CITY 60 42 PTCLDY 58/35 MOCLDY 64/51 OMAHA 40 24 .58 SNOW 32/26 MOCLDY 37/34 ORLANDO 80 68 MOCLDY 86/68 PTCLDY 87/66 PADUCAH 67 42 1.51 SUNNY 64/50 SHWRS 60/57 PENDLETON 41 34 MOCLDY 35/24 MOCLDY 31/19 PEORIA 61 32 .58 MOCLDY 48/33 MOCLDY 47/42 PHILADELPHIA 65 65 1.56 SHWRS 76/57 MOCLDY 68/50 PHOENIX 67 54 PTCLDY 66/49 PTCLDY 58/37 PITTSBURGH 64 56 .58 PTCLDY 64/46 MOCLDY 57/46 POCATELLO 28 24 .11 MOCLDY 31/14 MOCLDY 22/00 PORTLAND ME 46 45 .94 MOCLDY 59/41 SUNNY 53/34 PORTLAND OR 43 37 .56 RNSNOW 44/34 MOCLDY 41/30 PROVIDENCE 58 52 1.77 CLOUDY 68/52 MOCLDY 62/44 PUEBLO 52 22 PTCLDY 43/14 MOCLDY 48/19 RALEIGH DURHAM 73 66 1.05 MOCLDY 79/66 MOCLDY 75/65 RAPID CITY 34 14 PTCLDY 34/10 MOCLDY 27/10 RENO 44 25 SNOSHW 32/17 PTCLDY 30/06 RICHMOND 70 65 1.63 SHWRS 78/66 SHWRS 73/59 ROANOKE 58 56 .54 SHWRS 71/62 SHWRS 69/59 ROCHESTER NY 59 59 .05 PTCLDY 62/40 MOCLDY 48/38 ROCKFORD 59 36 .70 MOCLDY 39/29 MOCLDY 42/37 SACRAMENTO 58 38 SHWRS 52/34 PTCLDY 50/32 ST LOUIS 64 35 1.02 MOCLDY 56/39 MOCLDY 54/49 ST PETERSBURG 78 68 MOCLDY 82/70 PTCLDY 81/69 ST THOMAS VI 87 74 SHWRS 86/76 SHWRS 86/75 $$
SELECTED CITIES WEATHER SUMMARY AND FORECASTS...PART 4 OF 4 NWS/NDFD TELECOMMUNICATION OPERATIONS CENTER SILVER SPRING MD 750 AM EST THU DEC 24 2015 TEMPERATURES INDICATE DAYTIME HIGH...NIGHTTIME LOW B INDICATES TEMPERATURES BELOW ZERO PRECIPITATION FOR 24 HOURS ENDING AT 7 AM EST FORECAST FORECAST WED...DEC 23 THU....DEC 24 FRI....DEC 25 CITY HI/LO PCPN WEA HI/LO WEA HI/LO SALEM OR 43 36 .68 RNSNOW 43/34 MOCLDY 42/29 SALT LAKE CITY 35 26 .05 MOCLDY 34/23 SNOW 27/12 SAN ANGELO 75 40 SUNNY 74/46 PTCLDY 74/57 SAN ANTONIO 83 50 PTCLDY 77/60 MOCLDY 77/69 SAN DIEGO 64 57 .01 PTCLDY 63/52 PTCLDY 60/44 SAN FRANCISCO 55 48 .03 SHWRS 53/43 PTCLDY 52/40 SAN JOSE 57 44 .02 SHWRS 53/37 PTCLDY 52/29 SAN JUAN PR 85 76 .01 SHWRS 84/75 SHWRS 84/75 SANTA FE 41 26 MOCLDY 37/27 MOCLDY 42/16 ST STE MARIE 50 38 .73 WINDY 43/29 PTCLDY 35/23 SAVANNAH 77 67 .13 MOCLDY 80/65 MOCLDY 82/62 SEATTLE 41 36 .32 MOCLDY 42/33 PTCLDY 39/30 SHREVEPORT 81 47 PTCLDY 75/66 TSTRMS 76/69 SIOUX CITY 39 27 .20 SNOW 32/24 MOCLDY 38/32 SIOUX FALLS 36 21 MOCLDY 29/21 MOCLDY 34/27 SOUTH BEND 62 36 .48 MOCLDY 46/35 PTCLDY 47/39 SPOKANE 31 29 .09 SNOSHW 29/21 MOCLDY 24/11 SPRINGFIELD IL 61 33 .77 MOCLDY 50/36 MOCLDY 50/44 SPRINGFIELD MO 68 33 .01 MOCLDY 60/36 MOCLDY 58/50 SYRACUSE 60 53 .14 MOCLDY 68/40 MOCLDY 50/37 TALLAHASSEE 82 74 .15 MOCLDY 80/66 MOCLDY 83/63 TAMPA 80 74 MOCLDY 84/68 PTCLDY 84/68 TOLEDO 63 41 .63 PTCLDY 51/37 MOCLDY 51/39 TOPEKA 56 30 MOCLDY 48/29 MOCLDY 52/41 TUCSON 67 49 PTCLDY 66/46 MOCLDY 59/31 TULSA 65 40 PTCLDY 61/36 MOCLDY 61/53 TUPELO 71 56 .14 PTCLDY 74/64 TSTRMS 74/66 WACO 78 45 SUNNY 74/55 MOCLDY 73/67 WASHINGTON DC 66 61 1.76 SHWRS 73/61 RAIN 71/57 W PALM BEACH 83 77 MOCLDY 83/76 MOCLDY 82/74 WICHITA 53 35 PTCLDY 52/30 MOCLDY 54/42 WICHITA FALLS 64 41 PTCLDY 65/37 MOCLDY 69/53 WILKES BARRE 58 57 .30 MOCLDY 68/49 MOCLDY 60/42 WILMINGTON DE 62 60 1.18 SHWRS 75/56 MOCLDY 68/51 YAKIMA 42 20 MOCLDY 33/20 PTCLDY 28/15 YOUNGSTOWN 63 56 .17 PTCLDY 57/40 MOCLDY 54/39 YUMA 72 53 PTCLDY 70/47 PTCLDY 62/42 NATIONAL TEMPERATURE EXTREMES HIGH WED....92 AT MISSION TX LOW THU....22B AT ANGEL CREEK AK CLIMATE WROBBLE INDEX AXIS-4 $$ S$

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