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"I 2M TlIK WtDNtSHAV. NoVIMIiKR II. 1'''S Weather A )E MOINES' FIVE-DAY FORECAST lows TODAY'S NATIONAL FORECAST Shown aia noon posutwns ol wMtnw sytwms and p. mitoiwn Temperature band 1 rugris In Via day Forecast fcgMow lempwitime 9yn tor selected TONIGHT THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY U.S.: High R7 Naples. Fla Low 2 Wusl VciiowstiMie.

Mont Iowa: High: KeoktA, 63; Low Boone. 30 1 if High 46 Partly sunny. Low 32 Partly cloudy. High 44, Low 30 Cloudy to partly sunny. High 48, Low 34 Mixed clouds and sunshine.

High 52, Low 38 Clouds and sunshine. High 56, Low 36 Partly sunny. RIVERS, LAKES Rathbun: 909 74 ft (normal 904); flow rats 610 cfs Red Rock: 744 BS ft (normal 742); flow rate 3.330 els. Saylorvllle: 838 30 ft Winds: SW 10-20 mph Winds: SW 8-16 mph Winds: 8-16 mph Winds: 7-14 mph Winds NW 8-19 mph Winds: WSW 10 20 mph DES MOINES' ALMANAC IOWA'S THREE-DAY OUTLOOK TODAY: Partly sunny and brisk. Highs 36-52.

Partly cloudy and cold tonight. Lows Hourly temperatures lor Tuesday (normal 836); flow rate 1 a.m. 2 a.m. 1.880 cfs. Coralville: 6B6 32 ft 25-35.

TODAY 47 9 a.m. 37 5 pm. 35 49 10 a.m. 37 6 p.m. (normal 683); How rale 2.240 cfs.

A.m. em. 63 11 a.m. 37 7 p.m. 56 Noon 37 8 pm.

35 46 1 p.m. 37 9 p.m. 35 40 2 p.m. 36 10 pm. 37 3 p.m.

36 11pm. 36 4 p.m. 35 Midnight Fronts avr Mississippi: Dubuque, in. Cold 8 59 (bank full 17); Davenport, 6 50 (15); a.m. J- Muscatine, 7.40 (16); Burlington.

10.14 (15) Warm Showers (VRam Snow Stationary I rlT-storms CD Flurries Pr-illct i Temperatures: High 56 at 4:12 a.m.; low 35 at Des Moines: E. 6th A3 p.m. Normal high 51; normal low 33. Mean 46; 13.19 (bank full 36) normal mean 42. Year ago high 33; tow 22.

Missouri: Sioux City, Wthr(W): S-sunny, pc-pertly cloudy, eloudy, sh-showers, rhundemtorms, By 5 p.m. Tuesday, 0 Total this 17.70 (bank full 36): r-ram, sf-snow flumes, sn-snow, Hce. 1 normal since first of month, 0.67". Total Council Bluffs, 18.70(29) n-tv -Ma City- 30s lVr 30s i I V. WsTouT'city fort Dd8ei whtirio? otyw frW i Jt-H I I i V.

Carroll -) ITrrTi 40s i 3A40SJ PMJnaJ Jlavenportr-' Council III mw0 Bluff sf; i Creston Ottumwa V- 1 ft 4 i LJ: Lav U.S. TEMPERATURES year, 39.35"; normal since Jan. 1, 30.68". i Heating degree day: Base is 65. Tuesday's olal, 19.

Total lor month, 266, 58 above normal. Jotal for year, 631, 31 below normal. 1 Precipitation la for the 24 hours ending at 4 p.m. Tuesday Thursday Today Tuesday Preelp. Thursday City Tueaday Today Prclp.

34srT fjMa (or downtown Des MomM. 58 40' 51 32 ah 57 36 0 00 62 33 0 87 New First Full Last 63 1 49 26 64 44 SI 32 PC pc Afcany Albuquerque AmanM Anchorage 43 26 53 28 32 19 52 33 62 34 32 22 City UsVogaa Uncom LittleRock Los Angeles LouBvee Madson Mempnb 62 37 66 52 50 30 72 58 72 39 71 57 000 005 000 006 000 pe PC 72 54 58 38 45 22 64 42 64 28 68 48' 60 38 72 55 P0 (X PC PC PO PC fx 66 46" 093 000 108 1 13 174 000 184 069 019 0.02 1 S3 31 31 23 63 46 53 32 67 63 54 33 43 31 69 44 37 17 Ananta AnanhcCity Bnemore 6ninp PC ah PC oc PC PC 45 28 62 38 84 74 48 32 VNov. 18 Nov. 26 Dec. 3 Dec.

10 Trace 65 31 72 SB 56 30 74 B3 54 33 35 22 71 64 32 27 Mnmi Beach 83 74 Milwaukee 61 42 84 74 pc 49 28 pc 34 20 pc 71 64 po Trace 39 25 1.10 66 31 017 34 17 PS PC 36 22 65 47 Mmneapohs-St. 46 34 Mobile 79 71 Birmingham Bnmarck Brse Montnnmpn 78 63 020 44 DC 46 30 66 36 pc 000 24 46 pc I THURSDAY: Cloudy to partly sunny FRIDAY: A mixture of clouds and sun- Boston" 44' 3r-Tnv-aEr37 Nashvfle 72 59 ah I 80 69 Brownsvie Bullalo 0 01 66 54 Trace 62 40 002 48 21 in the southwest; clouds and sunshine shine. Highs 42-52. Partly cloudy at night; elsewhere. Highs 40-52.

Lows at night 25- not as cold. Lows 30-40. pc pc PC sh 54 42 pc 46 22 pc 61 40 DC 81 62 DC Burtngton, VI Caspar Charleston. Sunrise today 6:58 a.m.; Sunset today 4:58 p.m.; Moonrlse today none; Moonset today 1:37 p.m. Mercury: Low SW at dusk.

Sets by 6:00 p.m. Venus: Too close to sun to see. Mars: Rises 2:00 a.m. SE at dawn. Jupiter: Due at 8:15 p.m.

Sets at 1:45 a.m. Saturn: Due at 10:45 p.m. Sets at 5:15 a.m. SOURCE: Lawrence Staunton, Drake University Dept. of Physics and Astronomy.

ROAD CONDITIONS 63 73 000 70 64 54 37 022 48 33 sh 48 32 Trace 52 34 sh 34 16 Trace 40 21 pc 81 58 Trace 74 50 sh '76 46 012 BO M-pc-" 74 54 Trace 67 37 00 35. 62 41 84 64 66 38 79 66 53 42 37 24 57 38 84 62 57 38 68 45 69 44 44 24 NewOnaans New York City Norm Plane Oklahoma City Otando PhtocWphST''' Phoenut Pittsburgh Portland. Mame Portland, Ore. 38'pc'l 000 000 0.00 0-00 043 PC 71 48 66 46 48 33 59 32 49 31 PC PC Chaneston, WW Chartotte Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland 47 30 45 26 43 28 70 47 54 35 61 41 43 27 52 32 50 36 48 36 "42 28 50 36 50 24 76 64 PC 47 27 51 49 000 007 52 44 ,1 48 45 46 27 94 18 OOI 42 22 64 44 159 48 32 69 52 069 48 28 71 44 0 37 44 34 '39' 20" Trace 61 24 71 47 0 32 48 29 PC PC pc el pc PC Trace 60 34 54 30 Providence DC 1 FlcMurham 77 53' 0.00 70 38 PC po sh pc a Colo. Springs Columbus, Ohio Concord N.H.

45 25 Trace 46 22 Rapid City Iowa (800) 288-1047 rci Vws-sr C- De8 Moines 31 21 53 31 0.00 55 28 Heno Trace 45 20 0 00 68 31 Illinois (800) 782-5730 Minnesota (800) 542-0220 pc DC 44 18 75 63 62 48 63 62 Corpus Chnsa Oallas-Ft. Worth 53 31 60 36 66 42 57 37 0 01 70 61 0 38 66 46 001 82 60 Trace 64 48 78 60 Des Moines Daylona Beach Nebraska (800) 222-6400 South Dakota (800) 471-4533 arr '45 29 45 0.00 50 Pel 67 57 49 28 pc .1 Wisconsin (800) 762-3947 083 48 30 PC 50s Denver Detroit Dututh ElPaao Fairbanks 228 33 19 PC 31 12 PC 63 45 40 33 60 43 11 -3 33 30 70 40 56 47 68 49 43 26 72 62 68 50 56 50 38 18 58 43 "74 54 34 31 46 28 65 46 67 52 63 50 41 25 51 48 0 00 68 42 a 66 40 pc 0 00 15 -2 I 14 -1 022 33 17 PC 32 16 pc 019 0 08 001 000 004 000 008 046 1.38 000 061 59 39 55 37 "40 25' 68 49 66 53 60 46 41 26 50 42 67 41 36 22 42 30 50 33 57 37 Sacramento St Louis Salt Lake City San Arttono San Diego San Francisco Santa Fe Seattle Shrevepoit'' Sioux Falls Spokane Springfield. II. Spnngtteid. Mo.

Fargo FladBlaff Shown are noon sky conditions. Temperature bands are highs for the day. '47 10' Trace-43 20e'w'43'1Blrpc'1l 60 42 153 45 31 pc 47 26 pc i i pc ULTRAVIOLET INDEXsm Values indicate exposure to the sun's ultraviolet rays. 9 a.m 1 Noon 2 t3 p.m 1 0-2, minimal; 5-6, Moderate: 10, Very High. Grand Rapids Great Falls Hartford 42 34 33 18 39 22 82 71 54 30 0 00 36 24 pc 42 32 Trace 60 32 sh 53 29 0.00 80 72 83 74 012 66 50 71 57 sh I Maps, forecasts and data provided by Accu Weather, Inc.

1998 http:www.accuweather.com Honolulu Houston 66 40 59 37 049 000 59 37 40 17 77 60 38 25 St. fate. Mane I National Weather Service Iowa location: http:www.crh.noaa.govdmx tncJanspos' Tampa-St PTxirg 84 670.00 86 64" pc'T-82 pc'l Jackson, Mesa. 68 52- 0.82 48 29-ptr 75 56 0.78 66 35 71 48 I 82 58 000 80 57 sh 75 53 pc 37 19 0 00 35 31 sn 37 30 sh 59 38 0.11 56 38 53 34 pc TUESDAY'S IOWA DATA Provided by Freese-Notis Weather, Inc. http:www.weather.net.

Data is for the 24 hr. period ending 7 a m. yesterday at the Oes Momee International Airport lufjuKa u.tr a jo 03 1 Tucson 66 35 Trace 69 44 pc 68 43 Washington 59 43 0 03 65 40 pc 54 38 Wichita 50 35 0.41 56 40 54 35 Jacksoovie Juneau Kansas City Precipitation Precipitation Day Year Normaf Precipitation Day Vear Normal "t7S 33.88 043 35 88" 118 WORLD TEMPERATURES "Temperatures and weather through 4 p.m. Tuesday 104 57 125 i City WasonCBy Newton" Oskaloosa' Ottumwa Shenandoah' city 44 38 City City 0.47 3902 0.48 54 67 0.16 5260 City AJgonaT- 48 40 Ames 66 34 Atlantic 48 33 Burtngton 62 41 Carroll- 52 33 Cedar Rapids 56 35 CSnton 43 Council Bluffs' 55 34 City Day Vear Normal tJlBStflrr 48'33 073 --ajr? Oavenport 60 40 0 94 46 23 132 Des Moines 56 35 0.29 39.57 130 Dubuque 56 33 060 41.32 120 Fort Dodge 54 34 0.15 N.A. NA 37 36 38 109., lamonJ 35 -ossT.

34.07101 Marshalllown 56 33 0.72 33.94 106 Acapulco" 166 169 115 035 32.02 018 5723 0 58 5010 0.63 3560 015 43 32 1.25 4185" 0.46 39.61 43 56 57 46 49 48 36 0 35 3650 195 154 115 142 "132 142 39 35 ,.32. 32 51 .0.95 M.71 126. Amsterdam Athens Auckland Bangkok Barbados 65 67 79 54 7S spencer Walertoo 0.48 1958 0.57 44.36 i 56 33 143 72 73 86 PC PC PC "pe sh Beijing Beirut 66 42 75 61 57 48 51 48 75 64 Belgrade Bertm Bermuda tHhmemrmfWnmttye Nassau vvMntf 89-" irw Dublin 49 39 NewDeW 86 51 Frankfurt 46 40 Oslo 36 31 sn Geneva 51 31 Pans 56 49 pc Hanoi 83 69 Rio de Janeiro 72 62 Havana 82 69 Rome 63 41 pc HongKong 79 68 San Juan 66 77. pc Istanbul 50 42 pc Santiago 70 '40 pc Jerusalem 64 48 pc Sao Paulo 73 62 sh Johannesburg 78 57 pc Seoul 51 35 Kiev 23 16 pc Singapore 87 76 "'pct Stockhoim snl lima 75 64 pc Sydney 71 56 Lisbon 69 58 TelAviv 78 59 pc London 54 43 pc Tokyo 62 53 Madrid 69 52 sh Toronto 48 41 Manila 86 77 Vancouver 52 42 sh jltedcor7r5S? sh 't Vienna Montreal 48 34 pc Warsaw 36 31 sn Moscow 16 6 Winnipeg 34 14 sn Nairobi 78 54 pc Zurich 49 33 Bogota 60 Meteorologist John McLaughlin Radar used to be of little value during the winter. Today, however, modern radar receivers are so sensitive they are capable of picking up even the smallest airborne particles.

These include smoke, haze, cloud droplets, snow flurries and even swarms of tiny insects. With today's radar, we can actually watch the moisture content of clouds increase before the first snowflake falls. CHANNELQJ IOWA'S WEATHER LEADER 81 56 46 76 76 "28 83 45 85 pc pc PC pc PC PC 46 45 56 58 "18 69 40 76 Budapest Buenos Aires Cairo Calgary Caracas Copenhagen Curacao Old KUGB crew back on air with no license Man finds ex-wife, her mom shot dead KUCB SHOT license, refused to discuss the broadcasting. "I'm not interested in doing a story," Maryum said. "I'll read it in your trashy paper." FCC officials in Kansas City declined to say whether they had spoken with anyone about the broadcasts.

Government regulators say they normally respond to pirate stations with a verbal warning first. But if that warning isn't heeded, illegal broadcasters can lose equipment to seizure. KUCB's staff in July ended legal appeals that dated back to. 1992, when FCC officials voted ttf strip the license from Maryum's group the Center for Study and Application of Black Economic Development over problems that included lying on government paperwork and the conviction of a KUCB co-founder, Charles Knox, for embezzling station funds. KUCB's license and its legal frequency now belong to Minority Communications which has received an FCC permit to build a new radio station.

But "it's just being held up by different things," said Minority Communications President Rocky Weston. "It takes a lot of money to get things on the air." Continued from Page 1M said Narcisse, publisher of I weekly newspapers. KUCB's old Sixth Avenue studio was locked, and both of the listed I telephone numbers for the station been disconnected. Hadasha Maryum, president of the group that formerly held KUCB's Continued from Page 1M she did not call him to pick up the children after a weekend custody visit. Rock told police he peered through a window and saw Custer-Rock lying on the couch, but she didn't respond when he banged on the window.

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