A16 Monday, February 12, 1996 NW WEATHER The Cincinnati Enquirer National forecast rr'T't;" i Low temperatures are back in town You've probably heard the saying: If you don't like the weather, just wait five minutes. Well, what a weekend of contrast highs in the mid-60s on Saturday, and frigid wind chills Sunday. Unfortu- nately, it looks as if today's' Forecast Mostly cloudy with flurries. Mostly cloudy with flurries. Around 21.
Mostly cloudy with flurries. Around 24. Mostly cloudy wtmnumes. Around 18. FlurrieaV i Flurries JCr.f YZprf South Bend sppincr mnn SnnHav- Toledo Chicago Yesterday: 3532 Today: 271 9PC Tomorrow: 3212CDY Yesterday: 3433.07 Today: Tomorrow: 301 5PC Cleveland Yesterday: 3131.07 Today: ia16SN Tomorrow: 231 1FL Yesterday: 35O4.02 Today: 1915H.
Tomorrow: 2709PC Map key a like weather this week. One big reason for our cold weather has been a deep 08 0s: f- s.j'5c2 Xi Fronts- lOs 20s 30s CHANNEL 5 METEOROLOGIST cn ia. on. nn. 4aaJ Pittsburgh Yesterday: 3736.21 Today: 211 5FL Tomorrow: 211 0FL Cold Warm Stationary Key to weather map abbreviations: S-Sunny; CLR-Clear; CDY-Cloudy; SH-Showers; RN-Rain; ST-Storms; FL-Flurries; SN-Snow; RS-RainSnow; FG-Fog.
PC- Partly cloudy; W-Wind; TR-Trace Dayton Yesterday: 3333 Today: 2118FL Tomorrow: 281 3PC Indianapolis Yesterday: 3232A04 Today: 2822FL Tomorrow: 331 6PC Columbus Yesterday: 3434.02 Today: 221 9FL YMMrday't high, low Tomorrow: 281 2PC low-pressure system over New England. The counterclockwise flow of air around this low helped pump cold air and an occasional snow shower into the Tristate. More snow is expected today, although it should be generally light The heavier snow is expected over the north-central and northeast regions of Ohio, where a few inches may fall. Bundle up today. The cold air is back and it's not going anywhere.
This will not be a big week for sun, either. Lots of clouds are in the forecast, and a little rain and snow activity can be expected to pop up through Thursday. National summary: A broad weather system started a lightning fire in Connecticut on Sunday and scattered light snow across the Great Lakes. Showers moved into the Southwest. The atmospheric rotation around a strong tow pressure system pulled cold air across the Midwest, Great Lakes and the New England states.
The cold air also kicked up 50 mph wind gusts from eastern Missouri and southeastern Iowa into southern Illinois. Cincinnati Wl Q-21 85 Yesterday: 6530 W.Yekw stone, Mont Buckeye, Ariz. U.S. cities Today: 2414CDYR Tomorrow: 3214PC -JksS Today: 2414CDYR f. Evansville V'-T fJ SSSZSSf Lexington- V'f Today HI Lo Otlk Tomorrow: 401 9PC JSr7 Yesterday: 391.01 JhC' "-1 Today: 3Q24CDY Think warm thoughts, and remember, spring is just around the corner well, almost Yesterday HI Lo Pre Phoenix 80 56 Portland.Maine 26 22 .13 Portland.Ore.
56 39 Raleigh-Durham 29 29 Richmond Tomorrow HI Lo Otlk 70 58 Rn 20 1 Cdy 60 36 Ck 42 20 Ck 31 20 Cdy 47 27 Ck 47 21 CIr 69 58 Cdy 68 53 CIr 85 73 Cdy 21 -3 Ck 63 42 Ck 43 13 Cdy 18 6 Sn 61 44 CIr 65 53 Rn 28 17 Cdy 64 43 39 39 47 23 64 55 76 53 85 71 20 10 ri Pollution watch jT touiwiii. r-N 822, 51Fa i PadUCSh TSc Yesterdays fl 4 a YertBrtay: 4507 Today. 4028CDY -T I I Today. 4127PC i 61 Rn 20 Ck 35 Ck 35 Cdy 32 Cdy 25 CIr 21 CIr 58 Cdy 52 CIr 73 Cdy -10 Cdy 40 Ck 11 Ck 10 Sn 50 CIr 55 Rn 29 Cdy St Louis Salt Lake City San Diego San Francisco San Juan.P.R. St Ste Marie Seattle Sioux Falls Syracuse .43 60 38 34 24 33 33 .07 Sourcn: WLWT Channel 5, U.S.
Weather Service count wi0 I gt Allergy alert IZlK- Tampa-St Ptrsbg 56 53 Tucson 75 48 Washlngton.D.C. 54 46 Foreign i Pollen count: NA IWIMWU I 1 Today: Scattered flurries. Highs mid-20s to mid-30s. Ymtentoy Today Tomorrow HI Lo Pre HI Lo Otlk HI Lo Otlk Aloany.N.Y. 43 38 .06 20 17 Cdy 17 4 CIr Albuquerque 52 35 55 33 Cdy 55 33 Cdy Anchorage 18 16 .59 20 10 Cdy 30 18 Sn Ashevllle 55 47 34 25 CIr 36 18 Or Atlanta 62 55 45 33 Or 61 26 CIr Atlantic City 51 39 33 28 CIr 29 17 Cdy Austin 64 57 64 40 CIr 64 38 Cdy Baltimore 53 35 31 28 Cdy 28 17 Cdy Birmingham 59 54 53 27 CIr 55 22 CIr Boisa 49 32 51 32 CIr 52 33 CIr Boston 43 36 .29 29 26 Ck 22 10 Ck Buffalo 33 33 .23 18 11 Sn 20 9 Sn Chaneston.S.C.
72 55 48 38 Ck 49 28 Ck 39 .06 28 25 Cdy 32 13 Cdy Chartotte.N.C. 6548 44 35 Cdy 43 23 CIr Cotumbta.S C. 72 56 46 31 Ck 48 25 Ck Concord.N.H. 33 24 .04 26 19 Ck 19 0 Cdy DaUas-Ft Worth 58 42 .01 68 30 Ck 70 35 Ck Denver 51 15 63 20 Ck 61 27 Cdy Dec Moines 33 27 36 17 Ck 48 18 Ck Detroit 35 33 25 18 Cdy 26 12 Cdy Fairbanks -5-10 .21 -2 -30 Ck 10 -12 Cdy Fargo 25 18 25 8 Cdy 35 17 Cdy Grand Rapids 32 23 .01 24 13 Cdy 27 10 Cdy Great Falls 50 18 60 28 Ck 60 34 Cdy Qreensboro.N.C. 48 48 42 34 Cdy 40 20 Ck Hartford SpgfkJ 46 36 .07 25 22 Or 21 4 Ck Honolulu 75 62 79 59 Ck 80 60 Ck Houston 68 60 67 36 Ck 68 37 Cdy Jackson.Mtss.
58 50 .01 54 29 Ck 59 29 Ck Jacksonville 75 57 74 56 Cdy 54 38 Ck Kansas City 43 31 44 20 Ck 55 26 Ck Us Vegas 74 50 69 50 Cdy 68 48 Cdy Little Rock 54 45 53 27 CIr 55 30 Ck Los Angeles 72 57 70 56 Cdy 74 57 Cdy Memphis 54 41 49 29 Ck 56 29 Ck Miami Beach 77 62 81 56 Ck 70 60 Cdy Milwaukee 33 32 25 15 Cdy 31 12 Cdy Mpls-St Paul 29 26 .01 26 14 Ck 35 13 Cdy Nashville 48 39 .01 40 26 Cdy SO 22 Ck New Orleans 68 60 60 45 CIr 65 40 Ck New York City 49 40 34 27 CIr 27 17 Cdy Oklahoma CRy 53 30 60 22 Ck 68 30 Ck Orlando 77 55 60 48 Ck 60 39 Ck Philadelphia 50 36 31 26 Ck 28 16 Cdy Today: Mostly cloudy. Highsi from25to30. Tonight Clearing. Lows 15 1 to 25. I Today.
Scattered flurries. Highs near 25. Tonight: Scattered flurries. Lows 10 to 15. 10-100 101-500 1,001 Low Moderate High Very high I Mold count: NA Tonight Mostly dear.
Lows mid to upper teens. 10-100 Low Four-day forecast 1,001 Very high 101-500 Moderate High WcalhcrCaJl 381-0312Ge, the Tristate weather with your phone! For the most up-to-date forecast call The Cincinnati Enquirer WLWT-TV Channel 5 24-hour WeatherCall. CKy OUk TkraTmp Moscow COY 3pm 11 Amsterdam COY 1pm 41 Munich SN 1pm 42 Athens PC 2pm 49 Nassau PC 7am 54 Barcelona CLR 1pm 54 NewDeM CLR 6pm 68 Beijing CLR 8pm 40 Nice PC 1pm 54 Berth CDY 1pm 27 Oslo SN 1pm 24 Bonn CDY 1pm 44 Ottawa SN 8am 25 Brussels RN 1pm 40 Paris PC 1pm 42 Buenos Ares CLR 9am 57 Pretoria RN 2pm 70 Cairo PC 2pm 64 Regha CLR Sam 27 Calgary CLR 8am 39 Rome COY 1pm 48 Casablanca PC noon 60 Sarajevo NA 2pm NA Copenhagen CDY 1pm 25 Seoul CDY 9pm 40 Dublin COY 1pm 45 Singapore CDY 8pm 77 Edmonton CLR Sam 35 Petersburg CLR 3pm 09 Frankfurt COY 1pm 40 Stockholm COY 1pm 22 Geneva PC 1pm 45 Sydney PC 10pm 68 Lima CLR 7am 69 Tokyo CLR 9pm 44 Lisbon CDY 1pm 56 Toronto SN Bam 37 London CLR 1pm 49 Vancouver CLR 6am 44 Madrid CLR 1pm 48 Vienna CDY 1pm 25 Mania CLR 8pm 74 Warsaw COY 1pm 15 Mexico City NA 6am NA Winnipeg COY Dam 33 Montreal mm 8am 27 Zurich SN 1pm 34 Tuesday 3214PC Friday 2515CDY Wednesday Thursday 3924RNSN 3621CDYSN Almanac For the 24-hour period ending at 7 p.m. yesterday: High: 41 0 Low: 30 Average: 36 Record yesterday: High: 70 in 1932 Low: -10" in 1934 Avg. wind: 21 .1 mph.
Peak: 29 mph from at 10:00 pm Barometric pressure: High: 29.91 Low: 29.67 Humidity: High: 92 Low: 53 Precipitation Sunday 0.01 inches Record for date: 1.84 inches, in 1908 Month to date: 0.24 Normal, month to date: 0.85 inches Year to date: 4.60 Normal, year to date: 3.44 inches RiVer leVelS Rising Falling Unchg. Ohio River: Today's river stage forecast is shown below the floodpool levels. If J. Garden tip Clivta can be potted in February for showy flower clusters above glossy leaves. Civic Garden Center (hot line: 221-TREE) McAlpine Markland Dam Dam Meidahl Maysville Dam Ky 5312 5112 5112 5033.5 12.4 A 30.7 A 34.4 36.8 A Weather trends Actual highsi Actual lows Qlrioc Planets: Mercury will be 6 high in the east-southeast 0 1X1 Co at 7 a.m.
Venus will be 30" hign in the west-southwest at 7 p.m. Mars is not visible. Jupiter will be 15 high in the southeast at 7 a.m. Saturn will be 19 high in the west-southwest at 7 p.m. Cincinnati i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 fei 5225.4 38.3 A Last New quarter moon Feb.
12 Feb. 18 First quarter Feb. 26 Full moon March 5 Ml Percent of sunshine Saturday: 49 Sunrise: Today: 7:34 a.m. Tuesday: 7:33 a.m. Sunset: Today: 6:11 p.m.
Tuesday: 6:12 p.m. The moon will rise at 2:28 a.m. and set at 12:48 p.m. Tuesday. 26 27 28 29 30 31 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 16 19 20 21 22 23 24 MONTH BLACK LlWOLN MERCURY OF During February, The Enquirer will publish highliglits of the history of African-Americans in Cincinnati contributed by Cincinnati Museum Center.
The items are featured in a Museum Center exhibit, Hidden History: An African American Sampler, on display through Aug. 31. For more information, call 287-7030. Raymond G. Dandridge V7 ZAAUz Uz3 Jx 62tl MONTH LEASE sill ts.
iif Poet Coal Dealer Between 1912 and 1930, Raymond Dandridge published three books of poems: Penciled School, where he was an outstanding student and athlete. His career path included house painting and decorating before he contracted polio in 1911, which left him bedridden. nnwn a wrr-nrm, I 7 IXED RATE FINANCING Cash or Trade Tr' FACTORY REBATE t. fi I 11 Ok NVI Pr Month Though paralyzed, Dandridge supported himself and his mother by selling coal over the telephone from their home on Chateau Avenue in Price Hill. For recreation, he wrote poetry, which so impressed his friends and acquaintances that they arranged ft i i irf Poems (mi), The Poet and Other Poems (1920) and Zalka Peetruza and Other Poems (1928).
He became known as the "Paul Laurence Dunbar of Cincinnati," a reference which compared him to the nationally known and highly respected African-American poet from Dayton, Ohio. It was particularly impressive that Dan for its publication. Dan dridge died at his home in 1930. R. G.
Dandridge dridge made his mark in African-American literature despite being paralyzed by polio and having to make his living as Original copies of Dandridge's three books of poetry, photographs and other personal artifacts are on display in the Hidden a coal dealer. Born in 1882, Dandridge graduated from Hughes High History exhibit at Cincinnati Museum Center. In Tha Enquirer yM vJiV 1 BUYFOR TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Monday, Feb. 12, the 43rd day of .1996. There are 323 days left in the year.
1 554: Lady Jane Grey, who had been queen of England for nine days, was beheaded after being charged with treason. 1809: Abraham Lincoln, the 16th president of the United States, was born in present-day Larue County, Ky. 1908: The first round-the-world automobile race began in New York. It ended in Paris the following August. 1940: The radio play The Adventures of Superman debuted on the Mutual network with Bud Collyer as the Man of Steel.
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