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Fate of Dollar General to be decided in February Three county supervisors will decide the fate of a proposed 9,100-square-foot Dollar General store in Columbia at a public hearing scheduled for next month. Cross Development, a Texas-based company that would build and lease the store to Dollar General, has appealed the Tuolumne County Planning Commission's Continue reading →

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Today's Headlines   Distracted driving a frequent problem, CHP officials say Trisha McBride reached for a soda as she was on her way to pick up her daughter for school early Continue reading →   New jail to be over budget by $2.5 million A new county jail slated to open in 2019 will cost about $2.5 million more than originally estimated, bringing the Continue reading →   Group appeals decision on asphalt plant A local community organization has appealed a Calaveras County Planning Commission ruling that favored Ford Construction and CB Asphalt and Continue reading →   Late holiday gift helps science students learn principles of physics Students at Mother Lode Adventist Junior Academy got one more Christmas present this week when teacher Julie Kramer unveiled 40 Continue reading →   Weather may cause Calaveras County road closures In the event of significant rainy weather, various roads throughout Calaveras County may close due to flooding, debris flows and Continue reading →   Out of the Weather rallies to be held nightly To provide sustenance and refuge from the weather, the Mountain Ranch Community Relief Efforts will host an "Out of the Continue reading →   Edson, Wright remain as chair and vice chair of Calaveras supervisors Calaveras County Board of Supervisors Tuesday elected to retain Cliff Edson and Chris Wright as chairman and vice chairman for Continue reading →   Gypsy Shack brings music to new location in East Sonora The owners of the Gypsy Shack have plans to cater to more foothills residents as they open at their new Continue reading →

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FEMA Daily Operations Briefing for Wednesday, January 6, 2016

Significant Events:

•Flooding – Central U.S.

Significant Weather:

•Flash flooding – southern CA

•Freezing rain – Upper/Middle Mississippi valleys & Great Lakes

•Heavy snow – northern CA & Sierras, Great Basin, and Central/Southern Rockies

•Snow – Rockies & Northern High Plains to northern California and the Pacific Northwest

•Rain/snow – Pacific Northwest, Southwest into Southern/Central Plains to Great Lakes

•Rain & thunderstorms – Southern Plains to Southeast

•Red Flag Warnings / Elevated Fire Weather conditions:  None

•Space Weather Storms:

•Space weather for the past 24 hours has been minor; geomagnetic storms reaching the G1 level occurred

•Space weather for the next 24 hours is predicted to be minor; geomagnetic storms reaching the G1 level are expected

Tropical Activity: No significant activity

Earthquake Activity:  No significant activity

Declaration Activity:  None

 

• FEMA Daily Ops Briefing 01-06-2016.pdf

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SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND/OR OBSTRUCTIONS TO VISIBILITY.

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PANHANDLE FLORIDA

CITY           SKY/WX    TMP DP  RH WIND       PRES   REMARKS
PENSACOLA      FAIR      51  29  42 VRB7      30.37F
PENSACOLA NAS  FAIR      51  29  42 NE15      30.37F
MILTON NAS     FAIR      50  27  40 NE6       30.37
CRESTVIEW      FAIR      51  26  37 NE13G18   30.39F
DUKE FIELD     MOSUNNY   50  24  35 NE10G16   30.36F
VALPARAISO     MOSUNNY   51  25  35 E12       30.35F
MARY ESTHER    PTSUNNY   50  21  32 E9        30.35
PANAMA CITY    FAIR      49  24  37 N15G21    30.36F WCI  43
TYNDALL AFB    FAIR      52  27  37 NE13      30.35F
APALACHICOLA   FAIR      53  30  41 NE14      30.34F

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              52 67   60/ 21/ 25 1026.8F   6/ 7
29.2N   88.2W              61 74   70/ 12/ 16 1026.1F   4/ 7   3/ 7
28.8N   86.0W              59 74   80/ 19/ 25 1025.2F   7/ 7
PANAMA CITY BEAC           47 64   70/ 10/ 20 1029.1F
CAPE SAN BLAS    NOT AVBL
TOWER C                                         N/A
28.5N   84.5W              56 73   60/ 17/ 21 1025.3F   8/ 7   2/11

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FLZ011-016>038-118-127-128-134-139-239-051900-
NORTH FLORIDA

CITY           SKY/WX    TMP DP  RH WIND       PRES   REMARKS
MARIANNA       FAIR      46  23  40 NE15      30.40F WCI  40
TALLAHASSEE    FAIR      51  27  39 NE9       30.38F
PERRY          FAIR      51  31  45 NE14G22   30.36F
LIVE OAK         N/A     52  34  50 NE14G20   30.40F
CROSS CITY       N/A     55  36  48 NE14G22   30.34F
LAKE CITY      PTSUNNY   50  37  62 E15G23    30.37F WCI  45
GAINESVILLE    FAIR      57  42  57 NE18G25   30.33F
WILLISTON      FAIR      61  45  55 NE16      30.32F
KEYSTONE HEIGH MOCLDY    55  43  62 NE12G28   30.34F
MAYPORT NAS    CLOUDY    52  43  71 NE25G35   30.37F
JACKSONVILLE   CLOUDY    50  39  66 NE21G31   30.39F WCI  43
JAX NAS        CLOUDY    53  42  66 NE23G30   30.37F
JAX CRAIG      CLOUDY    52  43  71 NE18G30   30.38F
JAX CECIL      CLOUDY    50  39  66 N10G18    30.38F
FERNANDINA BEA CLOUDY    52  41  66 NE14G26   30.37F
ST AUGUSTINE   CLOUDY    57  49  74 N20G29    30.34F

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                47      30/  7/ 13 1027.9
KEATON BEACH               50      40/ 13/ 18 1027.4F
CEDAR KEY                  55      60/ 20/ 22 1026.0F
FERNANDINA                 50 61   40/ 12/ 20 1029.3F
30.7N   81.3W                 64                N/A     8/ 7   2/11
MAYPORT                    52 62   30/ 23/ 28 1029.4F
31.4N   80.9W              47 64   40/ 23/ 27 1030.2F   6/ 5
ST AUGUSTINE               58 63   30/ 24/ 28 1027.1F

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FLZ040-043>046-052-053-057-058-063-144-051900-
INTERIOR CENTRAL FLORIDA

CITY           SKY/WX    TMP DP  RH WIND       PRES   REMARKS
OCALA          MOSUNNY   61  45  55 NE8G16    30.30F
THE VILLAGES     N/A     63  54  72 NE13G24   30.18F
LEESBURG       FAIR      67  48  50 NE16G25   30.27F
SANFORD        FAIR      66  46  48 NE14G23   30.26F
ORLANDO EXEC   FAIR      68  46  45 NE14G24   30.25F
ORLANDO INTL   PTSUNNY   68  46  45 NE17G28   30.24F
KISSIMMEE      MOSUNNY   66  48  52 NE14G23   30.24F
WINTER HAVEN   FAIR      68  48  48 NE20      30.24F
LAKELAND       MOSUNNY   66  52  59 NE20G26   30.24F
BARTOW         MOSUNNY   66  46  48 NE14G22   30.23F
OKEECHOBEE     FAIR      68  54  60 NE15G25   30.19F

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EAST CENTRAL FLORIDA

CITY           SKY/WX    TMP DP  RH WIND       PRES   REMARKS
ORMOND BEACH   PTSUNNY   63  50  63 NE17G28   30.28F
DAYTONA BEACH  PTSUNNY   62  52  69 NE12G18   30.28F
DELAND           N/A     63  50  63 NE10G22   30.29F
NEW SMYRNA BEA MOSUNNY   64  50  59 NE17      30.26
JFK SPACE CTR  FAIR      67  49  53 E14       30.24F
TITUSVILLE     PTSUNNY   66  46  48 MISG      30.25F
CAPE CANAVERAL FAIR      66  51  58 NE13G22   30.23F
PATRICK AFB    FAIR      69  55  60 NE22      30.22F
MELBOURNE      FAIR      70  50  49 NE14      30.22F
VERO BEACH     PTSUNNY   70  50  49 NE17G26   30.21F
FT PIERCE      FAIR      70  52  52 NE13G24   30.19F
STUART         PTSUNNY   68  54  60 NE14G29   30.19F

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              66 77   40/ 19/ 25 1024.0F
28.9N   78.5W              63 77              1024.1F
TRIDENT PIER               66 72   50/ 13/ 18 1025.3S
28.4N   80.5W                 70                N/A     4/ 9
27.5N   80.2W                 74                N/A     6/ 5   2/11

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WEST CENTRAL FLORIDA

CITY           SKY/WX    TMP DP  RH WIND       PRES   REMARKS
CRYSTAL RIVER  FAIR      61  45  55 NE13G21   30.27F
INVERNESS      FAIR      63  50  63 NE17G23   30.28F
BROOKSVILLE    FAIR      64  47  53 NE16G25   30.26F
ZEPHYRHILLS    FAIR      67  47  49 NE12G21   30.25F
CLEARWATER     FAIR      64  49  57 NE15G23   30.22F
TAMPA INTL     PTSUNNY   65  48  54 NE12G21   30.23F
TAMPA EXEC     FAIR      68  48  49 NE14G21   30.23F
PLANT CITY     FAIR      66  52  59 NE13      30.24F
MACDILL AFB    FAIR      66  52  61 E22       30.21F
PETER O KNIGHT FAIR      68  52  56 E20       30.22F
ST PETERSBURG  FAIR      64  52  64 E21       30.21F
SARASOTA       FAIR      68  51  54 NE14G21   30.17F
VENICE         FAIR      68  50  52 NE18G28   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                  55      60/ 20/ 22 1026.0F
28.5N   84.5W              56 73   60/ 17/ 21 1025.3F   8/ 7   2/11
27.3N   84.2W                 76                N/A     9/ 7
CLEARWATER BEACH           59 64   50/ 12/ 18 1024.4F
MIDDLE TAMPA BAY           60      70/ 17/ 21 1024.2F
VENICE                     68 71   40/ 18/ 24 1020.8F

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FLZ066-069-070-075>078-162-262-165-265-051900-
SOUTHWEST FLORIDA AND KEYS

CITY           SKY/WX    TMP DP  RH WIND       PRES   REMARKS
PUNTA GORDA    FAIR      71  54  54 NE23G30   30.18F
FT MYERS       FAIR      70  52  52 NE14G25   30.14F
SOUTHWEST INTL PTSUNNY   72  53  51 NE21G28   30.15F
NAPLES         CLOUDY    71  55  56 NE18G25   30.12F
MARCO ISLAND   MOCLDY    70  54  56 NE17G26   30.13F
MARATHON       CLOUDY    68  63  84 N12       30.08F
KEY WEST NAS   CLOUDY    70  61  73 E21G26    30.08F
KEY WEST INTL  CLOUDY    70  62  76 E12G24    30.09F

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                     68 71   40/ 18/ 24 1020.8F
NAPLES                        71              1020.8F
26.0N   85.6W              70 81   60/ 16/ 21 1021.3F   7/ 7   2/13
DRY TORTUGAS                                    N/A
NW FL BAY                  67      40/ 11/ 12 1020.0
SAND KEY                   70      90/ 20/ 24 1018.9F
LONG KEY                   67 71   40/ 19/ 21 1019.3F
MOLASSES REEF              70 79   60/ 27/ 31 1018.0F

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SOUTHEAST FLORIDA

CITY           SKY/WX    TMP DP  RH WIND       PRES   REMARKS
W PALM BEACH   PTSUNNY   73  54  51 NE17G33   30.15F
FT LAUDER-EXEC PTSUNNY   71  56  58 NE18G28   30.12F
FT LAUDERDALE  CLOUDY    71  58  63 NE14G26   30.11F
POMPANO BEACH  PTSUNNY   71  57  61 NE21G31   30.13F
PEMBROKE PINES CLOUDY    71  57  61 NE20G28   30.13F
OPA LOCKA      CLOUDY    72  57  59 NE21G30   30.12F
MIAMI          CLOUDY    71  58  63 NE14G24   30.12F
WEST KENDALL   CLOUDY    69  61  75 NE14      30.11F
HOMESTEAD      FAIR      73  61  65 NE20G29   30.09F

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            72      50/ 19/ 26 1019.8F
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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 TUE JAN 05 2016 TEMPERATURES INDICATE DAYTIME HIGH...NIGHTTIME LOW B INDICATES TEMPERATURES BELOW ZERO PRECIPITATION FOR 24 HOURS ENDING AT 7 AM EST FORECAST FORECAST MON...JAN 04 TUE....JAN 05 WED....JAN 06 CITY HI/LO PCPN WEA HI/LO WEA HI/LO ABILENE TX 53 32 MOCLDY 49/41 CLOUDY 54/43 AKRON CANTON 28 08 .03 SUNNY 28/16 SUNNY 37/22 ALBANY NY 18 02 .03 SUNNY 22/11 SUNNY 36/13 ALBUQUERQUE 43 30 .03 MOCLDY 39/26 SHWRS 39/25 ALLENTOWN 28 08 SUNNY 31/03 SUNNY 37/17 AMARILLO 47 23 RNSNOW 36/32 MOCLDY 50/34 ANCHORAGE 33 29 MOCLDY 37/25 MOCLDY 25/20 ASHEVILLE 32 22 SUNNY 38/17 SUNNY 44/28 ATLANTA 45 26 SUNNY 45/26 PTCLDY 47/36 ATLANTIC CITY 36 11 SUNNY 35/05 SUNNY 43/25 AUSTIN 58 29 MOCLDY 54/43 SHWRS 56/46 BALTIMORE 37 14 SUNNY 32/13 SUNNY 39/27 BATON ROUGE 60 31 PTCLDY 53/37 MOCLDY 60/51 BILLINGS 42 23 MOCLDY 38/21 PTCLDY 34/17 BIRMINGHAM 43 30 SUNNY 44/28 PTCLDY 50/39 BISMARCK 27 07 PTCLDY 25/11 CLOUDY 23/15 BOISE 38 26 CLOUDY 42/33 CLOUDY 41/28 BOSTON 30 08 SUNNY 24/18 SUNNY 38/28 BRIDGEPORT 31 10 SUNNY 26/17 SUNNY 39/23 BROWNSVILLE 66 46 MOCLDY 66/57 SHWRS 73/60 BUFFALO 13 07 .01 PTCLDY 26/20 SUNNY 36/25 BURLINGTON VT 05 02 .01 FLRRYS 19/14 SUNNY 32/20 CARIBOU 06 09B SUNNY 12/05 MOCLDY 25/20 CASPER 37 23 WINDY 39/23 MOCLDY 38/18 CHARLESTON SC 53 30 SUNNY 44/30 MOCLDY 51/42 CHARLESTON WV 35 16 SUNNY 33/12 SUNNY 47/22 CHARLOTTE 45 21 SUNNY 41/21 SUNNY 45/33 CHATTANOOGA 41 28 SUNNY 45/23 SUNNY 47/32 CHEYENNE 46 24 MOCLDY 45/21 MOCLDY 39/18 CHICAGO 31 17 SUNNY 32/23 PTCLDY 38/31 CINCINNATI 36 17 SUNNY 34/21 PTCLDY 41/28 CLEVELAND 28 12 MM SUNNY 30/18 SUNNY 38/24 COLORADO SPGS 45 25 MOCLDY 50/24 MOCLDY 48/25 COLUMBIA SC 50 29 SUNNY 44/24 PTCLDY 48/37 COLUMBUS GA 51 30 SUNNY 47/28 MOCLDY 51/39 COLUMBUS OH 32 12 SUNNY 31/17 PTCLDY 40/25 $$
SELECTED CITIES WEATHER SUMMARY AND FORECASTS...PART 2 OF 4 NWS/NDFD TELECOMMUNICATION OPERATIONS CENTER SILVER SPRING MD 750 AM EST TUE JAN 05 2016 TEMPERATURES INDICATE DAYTIME HIGH...NIGHTTIME LOW B INDICATES TEMPERATURES BELOW ZERO PRECIPITATION FOR 24 HOURS ENDING AT 7 AM EST FORECAST FORECAST MON...JAN 04 TUE....JAN 05 WED....JAN 06 CITY HI/LO PCPN WEA HI/LO WEA HI/LO CONCORD NH 20 04 SUNNY 23/07 SUNNY 37/12 CORPUS CHRISTI 63 42 MOCLDY 65/57 SHWRS 69/57 DALLAS FT WORTH 54 34 MOCLDY 50/40 RAIN 48/45 DAYTON 33 13 SUNNY 31/18 PTCLDY 40/26 DAYTONA BEACH 65 55 MOCLDY 64/54 CLOUDY 71/57 DENVER 45 23 MOCLDY 45/20 MOCLDY 42/21 DES MOINES 27 17 MOCLDY 34/26 RNSNOW 36/33 DETROIT 31 12 SUNNY 26/18 SUNNY 33/26 DULUTH 27 16 FZDRZL 26/21 CLOUDY 29/26 EL PASO 47 38 .17 MOCLDY 50/39 SHWRS 54/39 ELKINS 28 02 .01 SUNNY 32/02 SUNNY 45/18 ERIE 21 09 MM SUNNY 25/19 SUNNY 38/27 EUGENE 33 33 .24 FZRAIN 39/31 MOCLDY 40/33 EVANSVILLE 40 23 SUNNY 40/26 PTCLDY 44/32 FAIRBANKS 26 13 PTCLDY 21/03 VRYCLD 04/07B FARGO 27 17 MOCLDY 27/17 CLOUDY 28/22 FLAGSTAFF 32 29 .37 SNOSHW 35/25 SNOSHW 33/21 FLINT 25 05 .01 SUNNY 24/14 SUNNY 33/25 FORT SMITH 46 27 SUNNY 44/30 CLOUDY 45/40 FORT WAYNE 31 12 .02 SUNNY 29/16 PTCLDY 36/26 FRESNO 53 47 .05 RAIN 55/42 RAIN 53/42 GOODLAND 50 24 MOCLDY 45/21 PTCLDY 48/24 GRAND JUNCTION 29 17 .01 CLOUDY 31/19 RNSNOW 33/22 GRAND RAPIDS 26 10 PTCLDY 28/21 PTCLDY 34/27 GREAT FALLS 39 15 MOCLDY 31/15 MOCLDY 26/13 GREEN BAY 23 04 PTCLDY 28/22 MOCLDY 32/28 GREENSBORO 40 23 SUNNY 37/18 SUNNY 41/29 HARRISBURG 31 13 SUNNY 27/12 SUNNY 36/22 HARTFORD SPGFLD 27 05 SUNNY 25/10 SUNNY 37/19 HELENA 19 14 MOCLDY 31/16 MOCLDY 29/15 HONOLULU 81 68 MOCLDY 80/68 PTCLDY 81/66 HOUSTON INTCNTL 62 34 MOCLDY 54/43 SHWRS 61/54 HUNTSVILLE AL 39 23 SUNNY 46/26 PTCLDY 48/33 INDIANAPOLIS 35 19 SUNNY 35/21 PTCLDY 40/29 JACKSON MS 48 28 SUNNY 51/32 MOCLDY 55/43 JACKSONVILLE 62 38 PTCLDY 52/43 MOCLDY 57/51 JUNEAU 31 21 SUNNY 31/21 SUNNY 30/18 KANSAS CITY 30 20 PTCLDY 40/29 CLOUDY 38/35 KEY WEST 72 65 MOCLDY 74/67 SHWRS 75/67 KNOXVILLE 38 22 SUNNY 42/20 SUNNY 44/30 LAKE CHARLES 61 31 PTCLDY 53/41 CLOUDY 61/56 LANSING 22 07 SUNNY 27/19 PTCLDY 34/25 LAS VEGAS 55 47 .01 SHWRS 52/41 MOCLDY 54/42 LEXINGTON 36 17 SUNNY 36/21 SUNNY 44/30 $$
SELECTED CITIES WEATHER SUMMARY AND FORECASTS...PART 3 OF 4 NWS/NDFD TELECOMMUNICATION OPERATIONS CENTER SILVER SPRING MD 750 AM EST TUE JAN 05 2016 TEMPERATURES INDICATE DAYTIME HIGH...NIGHTTIME LOW B INDICATES TEMPERATURES BELOW ZERO PRECIPITATION FOR 24 HOURS ENDING AT 7 AM EST FORECAST FORECAST MON...JAN 04 TUE....JAN 05 WED....JAN 06 CITY HI/LO PCPN WEA HI/LO WEA HI/LO LINCOLN 28 20 MOCLDY 38/31 CLOUDY 38/33 LITTLE ROCK 40 25 SUNNY 44/29 MOCLDY 47/40 LOS ANGELES 69 56 .01 RAIN 60/51 SHWRS 59/51 LOUISVILLE 40 23 SUNNY 37/25 PTCLDY 45/32 LUBBOCK 44 28 CLOUDY 39/33 MOCLDY 51/35 MACON 53 27 SUNNY 47/26 PTCLDY 49/37 MADISON 25 09 PTCLDY 30/20 MOCLDY 33/29 MEDFORD 52 43 RAIN 48/35 MOCLDY 46/34 MEMPHIS 40 26 SUNNY 47/30 MOCLDY 50/38 MIAMI BEACH 71 60 .04 MOCLDY 73/67 SHWRS 73/64 MIDLAND ODESSA 50 34 MOCLDY 49/38 MOCLDY 60/36 MILWAUKEE 29 13 .01 PTCLDY 32/24 PTCLDY 35/30 MPLS ST PAUL 26 19 PTCLDY 29/24 SNOW 34/29 MISSOULA 19 16 MOCLDY 22/18 CLOUDY 24/18 MOBILE 55 30 SUNNY 53/32 PTCLDY 57/45 MONTGOMERY 51 32 SUNNY 48/29 PTCLDY 53/39 NASHVILLE 39 25 SUNNY 45/25 PTCLDY 50/34 NEW ORLEANS 58 39 MOCLDY 53/44 MOCLDY 61/56 NEW YORK CITY 30 11 SUNNY 28/21 SUNNY 41/26 NEWARK 32 11 SUNNY 29/19 SUNNY 41/25 NORFOLK VA 42 23 MOCLDY 35/30 PTCLDY 47/42 NORTH PLATTE 43 21 MOCLDY 41/22 MOCLDY 40/21 OKLAHOMA CITY 48 23 MOCLDY 43/36 CLOUDY 45/41 OMAHA 24 17 MOCLDY 36/30 CLOUDY 36/33 ORLANDO 65 50 MOCLDY 69/55 CLOUDY 75/55 PADUCAH 39 19 SUNNY 42/26 PTCLDY 46/34 PENDLETON 24 21 CLOUDY 32/28 MOCLDY 35/27 PEORIA 36 21 PTCLDY 37/25 MOCLDY 40/32 PHILADELPHIA 33 12 SUNNY 31/17 SUNNY 40/28 PHOENIX 61 52 .26 SHWRS 61/51 SHWRS 59/48 PITTSBURGH 27 08 SUNNY 29/14 SUNNY 36/23 POCATELLO 35 30 CLOUDY 38/30 RNSNOW 38/27 PORTLAND ME 24 04 SUNNY 22/12 SUNNY 37/19 PORTLAND OR 36 31 FZRAIN 36/30 MOCLDY 37/32 PROVIDENCE 32 09 SUNNY 27/17 SUNNY 42/27 PUEBLO 47 20 MOCLDY 54/20 MOCLDY 52/24 RALEIGH DURHAM 43 24 SUNNY 37/21 PTCLDY 43/31 RAPID CITY 38 17 MOCLDY 39/15 MOCLDY 29/09 RENO 38 27 SNOW 40/24 CLOUDY 35/26 RICHMOND 40 16 SUNNY 34/17 SUNNY 44/31 ROANOKE 36 18 SUNNY 36/15 SUNNY 43/27 ROCHESTER NY 14 14 MM SUNNY 24/16 SUNNY 36/20 ROCKFORD 31 16 PTCLDY 31/21 MOCLDY 35/29 SACRAMENTO 55 50 .59 RAIN 55/45 RAIN 53/43 ST LOUIS 37 23 SUNNY 44/29 MOCLDY 44/35 ST PETERSBURG 64 54 SUNNY 66/57 MOCLDY 70/59 ST THOMAS VI 84 75 PTCLDY 79/75 SHWRS 79/74 $$
SELECTED CITIES WEATHER SUMMARY AND FORECASTS...PART 4 OF 4 NWS/NDFD TELECOMMUNICATION OPERATIONS CENTER SILVER SPRING MD 750 AM EST TUE JAN 05 2016 TEMPERATURES INDICATE DAYTIME HIGH...NIGHTTIME LOW B INDICATES TEMPERATURES BELOW ZERO PRECIPITATION FOR 24 HOURS ENDING AT 7 AM EST FORECAST FORECAST MON...JAN 04 TUE....JAN 05 WED....JAN 06 CITY HI/LO PCPN WEA HI/LO WEA HI/LO SALEM OR 35 33 .07 FZRAIN 38/31 MOCLDY 39/33 SALT LAKE CITY 30 26 MOCLDY 36/28 RNSNOW 38/29 SAN ANGELO 51 33 MOCLDY 54/41 CLOUDY 58/42 SAN ANTONIO 61 39 MOCLDY 55/47 SHWRS 59/50 SAN DIEGO 64 58 .10 RAIN 61/54 SHWRS 61/55 SAN FRANCISCO 58 53 .48 RAIN 56/48 RAIN 54/47 SAN JOSE 62 53 .20 RAIN 57/47 RAIN 56/45 SAN JUAN PR 87 72 PTCLDY 85/73 PTCLDY 85/75 SANTA FE 40 26 MOCLDY 37/23 RNSNOW 37/23 ST STE MARIE 10 04 MOCLDY 30/26 CLOUDY 33/29 SAVANNAH 57 32 SUNNY 47/32 MOCLDY 53/44 SEATTLE 38 36 .13 RAIN 41/38 MOCLDY 45/37 SHREVEPORT 55 27 PTCLDY 51/34 CLOUDY 53/49 SIOUX CITY 25 17 MOCLDY 34/30 CLOUDY 35/30 SIOUX FALLS 18 15 CLOUDY 29/28 CLOUDY 32/26 SOUTH BEND 27 09 .03 SUNNY 29/17 PTCLDY 35/28 SPOKANE 31 26 CLOUDY 35/29 RNSNOW 35/26 SPRINGFIELD IL 37 21 SUNNY 39/27 MOCLDY 41/32 SPRINGFIELD MO 37 24 SUNNY 41/28 CLOUDY 42/36 SYRACUSE 08 05 SUNNY 22/11 SUNNY 34/20 TALLAHASSEE 62 39 SUNNY 53/34 MOCLDY 60/44 TAMPA 66 49 SUNNY 68/54 MOCLDY 72/56 TOLEDO 30 10 SUNNY 28/18 PTCLDY 35/23 TOPEKA 28 17 MOCLDY 40/29 CLOUDY 40/34 TUCSON 59 44 .71 MOCLDY 61/45 SHWRS 59/43 TULSA 36 22 MOCLDY 42/33 CLOUDY 43/41 TUPELO 41 21 SUNNY 47/26 PTCLDY 49/35 WACO 54 30 MOCLDY 51/41 RAIN 52/46 WASHINGTON DC 38 16 SUNNY 34/21 SUNNY 41/32 W PALM BEACH 70 55 WINDY 72/67 SHWRS 74/64 WICHITA 32 18 MOCLDY 40/32 FZDRZL 41/38 WICHITA FALLS 50 26 MOCLDY 45/39 CLOUDY 50/42 WILKES BARRE 21 05 SUNNY 26/09 SUNNY 36/19 WILMINGTON DE 35 12 SUNNY 35/12 SUNNY 40/26 YAKIMA 31 26 .02 CLOUDY 32/26 MOCLDY 35/25 YOUNGSTOWN 23 05 MM SUNNY 27/16 SUNNY 37/20 YUMA 57 51 .20 MOCLDY 65/48 PTCLDY 64/47 NATIONAL TEMPERATURE EXTREMES HIGH MON....73 AT HOLLYWOOD FL LOW TUE....23B AT AROOSTOCK RIVER ME CLIMATE WROBBLE INDEX AXIS +5  $$ S$

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