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The Palm Beach Post from West Palm Beach, Florida • Page 33

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West Palm Beach, Florida
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33
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Jm TMe auu ISSA Squalls Hit Panhandle FINAL CLEARANCE Georgia and Alabama, north and west of Panama City." He said the possibility of heavy rains would continue until midday today. Nearly five inches of rain fell in the vicinity of Pensacola from Tuesday night through yesterday morning. Tides were slightly higher than normal along the Gulf Coast hit nine days ago with heavy flooding and wind gusts up to 35 miles per hour roughed the sea. Small boaters from Tampa to Morgan City, were warned to stay in port. From Post Wirt Srvlct PANAMA CITY-A tornado spawning tropical depression moved over the soggy Florida Panhandle yesterday, bringing gusty squalls and scattered thundershowers.

A forecaster in the National Hurricane Center at Miami said water levels in the Panhandle were extremely high and the threat of flooding was a definite possibility. "The storm moved ashore near Fort Walton Beach yesterday morning," said Neil Frank. "And by afternoon most of the rain was up in 2nd ANNIVERSARY 90 FijurM Shew High TmpraturM lxpttd Far Daytime Wdnxdoy ltl4 Prtclplfarloit Nl Indicated- Ccniull Ucal Frt Several water spouts were reported in the Panama City area, Frank said, and a tornado touched down east of Carra-belle in Franklin County, early yesterday. No injuries were reported. The area westward of Panama City was reported clearing but seas were expected to be rough through today.

Two Jacksonville fishermen reported missing after launching their boat at Cedar Key State Park, turned up safe. However, Coast Guard planes continued to search for three DeFuniak Springs men aboard a light plane overdue on a flight from DeFuniak Springs to Sebring. Elsewhere, Hurricane Inga ended a stall yesterday and pointed its 80 mile-an-hour winds northeastward, toward the open Atlantic. Inga was moving toward the northeast at about 10 miles per hour, bypassing the British resort island of Bermuda. Only the open water lay in the hurricane's path.

Inga, an off-and-on storm since its birth over two weeks ago, came to a near standstill south of Bermuda Tuesday and weathermen warned the island's residents of a potential threat from Inga, the season's ninth storm. Showers Predicted RAIN'S THE PICTURE Rain is predicted today in the Northwest, Southeast and Upper Great Lakes region. It will Ie warmer in the South, cool in the northern Great Plains and cold air will predominate in New England. DRESSES SPORTSWEAR SWIMSUITS You've got nothing to lose but disability. up (g(n to INLET TIDES TODAY High: Low: OCEAN TIDES TODAY High: Low: MARINE WEATHER Small boat forecast for the Florida lower east coast through the Bahamas as far as Nassau and southward through the Florida straits today.

Mostly south winds 15 to 20 knots, gusty in showers. Small craft should exercise caution. Seas three to five feet, higher in showers. Inland waters mostly choppy, rough in show Considerable cloudiness through tomorrow with showers and thundershowers. Mostly south winds 15 to 20 m.p.h., gusty in showers.

Shower probability 80 per cent today and tonight. Predicted low this morning at PBIA 75, high this afternoon 85, low tonight 75. Temperatures recorded for 24 hours ending at midnight Wednesday at Palm Beach International Airport, high: 89, low: 76. Precipitation .15 inch. Humidity: 77 percent.

Barometer: 29.90 inches. Wind: High: 24 m.p.h.; Low: clam. Prevailing Wind: South southeast. Sunrise today: 7:13 a.m.; Set: 7:06 p.m. Moonrise today: 11:45 p.m.; Set: 2:04 p.m.

Weather Table Fairbanks 46 28 Omaha 80 62 Green Bay 82 53 Philadelphia 76 50 Helena 62 47 .02 Phoenix 98 65 Pittsburgh 77 43 Houston 90 69 Portland, Maine 67 51 Indianapolis 77 55 Portland, Oregon 65 56 .22 Juneau 51 41 ,10 Richmond 77 50 Kansas City. 89 69 St Louis 82 64 Little Rock 82 54 Salt Lake City 78 46 Los Angeles 88 66 San Francisco 67 56 Louisville 79 58 .10 Seattle 61 53 .06 Marquette 41 Spokane 51 42 .17 Memphis 68 61 .15 Washinaton 79 52 Milwaukee 82 57 Mpls St. Paul 7 5 58 FLORIOA New Orleans 79 65 Apalachicola 81 71 1.47 New York 76 56 Clewiston 92 76 Oklahoma City 86 58 Oaytona Beach 87 76 1.10 Albuquerque 84 5 7 Fort Lauderdale 90 74 58 Amarillo 86 57 Fort Myers 86 77 1.51 Asheville 65 54 95 Gainesville B9 75 Atlanta 64 58 .13 Homestead 90 75 09 Birmingham 68 57 t.25 Islamorada 88 77 35 Bismarck 72 38 Jacksonville 90 73 31 Boise 71 42 Key West 87 78 .74 Boston 71 57 Lakeland 87 76 .21 Buffalo 7 2 46 Miami 88 78 .51 Charleston, C. 80 66 Naples 89 75 .30 Charlotte 73 58 01 Orlando 91 74 .32 Chicago 86 60 Pensacola 67 61 2.22 Cincinnati 84 57 .03 St Petersburg 86 78 .45 Cleveland 78 49 Tallahassee 86 65 37 Denver 75 50 Tampa 87 75 .31 Des Moines 80 66 05 Vero Beach 87 78 1.45 Detroit 77 49 West Palm Beach 89 81 .15 i Mnn'n ers. 1x1 Sound lik arithmetic Is you? It't FASHION SHOPS iuur DOWNTOWN COURTr Ideal Living for the If you're disabled, or concerned about someone who is, Help, Box 1200, Washington, D.C.

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