Arizona Daily Star from Tucson, Arizona • Page 17

,11 uj ly y-ryy-i-n-ipir fj-aj iny lejiej. "a ej I Tucson, Sunday. August 13, 1995 ffibf Arizona Dailo Star Section A Page Seventeen NATION WEATHER For the weather forecast and temperature 24 hours a day, dial Weatherilne: 881-3333 Today Yesterday The Accu-Weather forecast for noon, Sunday, Aug. 13. Hi lo Ottlk Pre Hi Lo 82 70 94 64 Lines separate high temperature zones for the day.

.03 .02 83 94 94 70s Wet everywhere Rain spread across the upper Midwest, into the Northeast and over parts of the South, while temperatures hit record highs in the 90s in the Midwest and Southeast. Strong thunderstorms in Wisconsin dumped 1.5 inches of rain at Green Bay. South of that long line of stormy weather, hot, humid air boosted temperatures into the upper 90s. Madison, hit a record high of 98, and Evansville, tied its record for the date, also at 98. The high in the lower 48 was a tie of 110 in Laughlin, and Lake Havasu City, Ariz.

Truckee, had the low of 33. 60s 61 92 97 85 94 90 75 97 66 57 54 89 65 95 90 91 64 91 75 94 70 84 57 99 72 87 65 88 54 100 TUCSON 87 72 76 2.03 90 82 72 .27 .16 86 66 80 80 86 92 80 80 83 98 95 97 84 94 94 Sun intensity prediction Minutes In sun today to redden skin: 9a.m 38 4 p.m 42 10 a.m 25 Arizona Sun 11 a.m 18 Awareness Pro-noon 14 ect, University of 1 p.m 18 Arizona Cancer 2 p.m 17 Center. 3 p.m 22 3-5 day state forecast Widely scattered showers or thunderstorms mainly in afternoon and evening and most numerous In the east-central mountains and southeast. Lows from mld-50s mountains to the upper 80s In the deserts. Highs from mid-80s In the mountains to near 118 In the western deserts.

59 clr 67 cdy 67 clr 50 rn 67 clr 75 clr 72 clr 76 cdy 71 cdy 58 clr 73 clr 60 rn 48 clr 69 clr 78 cdy 62 clr 57 clr 57 clr 76 clr 70 cdy 72 clr 59 cdy 75 clr 71 clr 70 cdy 73 clr 71 clr 57 clr 76 cdy 70 clr 60 cdy 75 clr 71 cdy 61 cdy 72 cdy 75 clr 54 rn 61 rn 71 cdy 50 cdy 70 clr 62 clr 94 57 97 74 88 83 94 71 90 59 98 75 93 71 92 76 97 71 Tomorrow's forecast: Partly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. High near 101. High temperature yesterday 93 High temperature a year ago 106 Record high for date (1993) 108 Low temperature yesterday 72 Low temperature a year ago 77 Record low for date (1965) 66 Normal high yesterday 97 Normal low yesterday 73 Barometer 30.02 to 29.87 Inches Humidity high 87; low 38 (Data at airport, altitude 2,630 feet) Precipitation Yesterday to 5 p.m trace Actual to date 5.81 Inches Normal to date 5.00 Inches Normal annual rainfall 12.00 Inches 89 94 100 -yr- V-80s WARM STATIONARY COLD Albany.N.Y. Albuquerque Amarillo Anchorage Ashe vi lie Atlanta Atlantic City Austin Baltimore Billings Birmingham Bismarck Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo Burlington.Vt. Casper Charleston.S.C.

Charleston.W.Va. Charlotte.N.C. Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Columbia.S.C. Columbus.Ohio Concord.N.H. Dallas-Ft Worth Dayton Denver Des Moines Detroit Duluth El Paso Evansville Fairbanks Fargo Grand Rapids Great Foils Greensboro.N.C.

Hartford Spgfld Helena Honolulu Houston Indianapolis Jackson.Miss. Jacksonville Juneau Kansas City Los Vegas Little Rock Los Angeles Louisville Lubbock Memphis Miami Beach 1995 Accu-Weather, Inc NEW 1ST QTR FULL LAST QTR O0OCD 826 912 99 818 Pressure HL E3l3LH HIGH LOW SHOWERS RAIN T-STORMS FLURRIES SNOW ICE SUNNY PT CLOUDY CLOUDY Via Associated Press .01 85 95 93 89 94 90 75 96 99 64 83 88 68 96 87 70 .01 89 94 95 95 .05 96 Sunset today 7 :10 Sunrise tomorrow 5 :47 Moonrlse tomorrow 9:38 p.m. Moonset tomorrow 8:51 a.m. 92 69 88 67 94 75 92 73 93 59 95 75 91 78 76 63 99 74 98 76 73 52 89 61 88 75 80 48 96 69 88 70 65 44 90 75 93 77 93 73 96 73 92 73 64 53 93 73 102 B3 99 76 91 70 95 77 95 67 96 74 93 76 ARIZONA 50 cdy 76 clr 77 cdy 73 clr 74 clr 73 cdy Yoittrday Today Yesterday Today Hi lo Prt HI lo Cmlk Hi Lo Pr Hi lo Ottlk Sacramento 94 57 96 58 clr 92 70 94 71 cdy St Louis 99 81 98 79 clr 91 73 92 75 cdy Salt Lake City 94 59 84 58 clr 1 87 73 .24 86 71 cdy San Antonio 90 76 .20 95 77 cdy 94 74 97 74 clr San Diego 80 66 80 67 cdy 95 73 92 75 rn San Francisco 83 54 85 55 clr 94 74 89 70 clr San Juon.P.R. 92 83 92 80 clr 96 70 90 78 cdy Santa Fe 93 62 92 63 cdy 100 66 95 67 cdy St Ste Marie 76 54 .02 78 56 cdy 91 88 94 72 clr Seattle 66 54 .03 72 52 cdy 98 75 97 74 clr Shreveport 97 75 98 75 clr 91 73 .63 92 74 cdy Sioux Falls 97 77 90 72 rn 93 74 .14 92 75 clr Spokane 67 50 72 45 clr 89 68 90 68 cdy Syracuse 82 69 .26 80 59 clr i 87 67 84 61 clr Tampa-St Ptrsbg 88 78 92 77 rn 74 54 81 53 clr Topcka 96 77 96 75 clr 87 70 88 65 clr Tulsa 96 78 96 78 cdy 98 69 97 71 clr Washington, D.C.

93 72 92 74 cdy 89 70 83 64 cdy Wichita 94 71 97 74 clr 90 54 91 54 clr Wilkes-Barre 88 67 .47 86 58 clr 96 69 95 75 clr Wilmington, Del. 92 69 88 69 cdy Midland-Odessa Milwaukee Mpls-St Paul Nashville New Orleans New York City Norfolk.Va. North Platte Oklahoma City Omaha Orlando Philadelphia Pittsburgh Portland.Maine Portland Providence Raleigh-Durham RapidCity Reno Richmond 53 59 93 104 99 74 clr 81 clr 75 clr 70 clr 73 clr 70 cdy 76 clr 77 cdy 90 96 94 97 94 WORLD Santa Crux Valley, Souheat Arizona: Partly cloudy with scattered mainly afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms. Tucson 101-76; Nogales 93-70; Sierra Vista 96-67; Bisbee 96-70; Douglas 95-67; Safford 100-70. Northwest Deserts: Partly cloudy with a few afternoon and evening thunderstorms.

Kingman 98-76; Lake Havasu City 114-88. Northwest Plat.au: Partly cloudy with widely scattered afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms. Grand Canyon 84-54; Northeast Plateau: Scattered mostly afternoon showers and thunderstorms. Page 93-72; Winslow 90-63; Canyon de Chelly 93-64. Central asim: Partly cloudy with scattered mainly afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms.

Prescott 91-63; Cottonwood 98-71; Sedona 96-70; Payson 95-64. Mogollon Rim, Whit Partly cloudy with scattered mainly afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms. Flagstaff 81-54; Show Low 89-63. Southweit, South Central Deserti: Partly cloudy with widely scattered late afternoon showers and thunderstorms. Yuma 106-86; Organ Pipe N.M.

105-80; Phoenix 105-84; Coolidge 110-75. I NORTHWEST PIA1EAU NORTHEAST PLATEAU Vl Grind Canyon 11 "lb'" Klnomin filgtljA Wndow Px (northwest" IK DESERTS Preteott stJohr. J- Peyton VJ- ff Mcttey I WlctanburgV. CENTRAL BASINS I PhOMbr Gj-XwHrn DESERTS SOUTH CENTRAL ClltonB lf DESERTS SrffordB BteT VtLIY ARIZONA ft 1 SANTA Spw (CRUZ Bkl. "QSW KALLEV Sierra Hi Lo Wthr 87 68 cdy 68 55 rn 79 57 clr 73 55 clr 77 64 rn Hi Lo Pre Alpine Blsbee 92 70 .08 Buckeye 108 74 Bullhd City CyndeChelly 92 64 Casa Grande 102 74 .26 Coolidge 103 72 Cottonwood 99 67 .46 Douglas 67 Flagstaff 79 57 .13 Gila Bend 104 79 Globe-Miami 96 68 .06 Grand Canyon 82 58 Green Valley 90 70 .01 Greer 75 50 .04 Heber 82 58 .08 Holbrook 90 64 Kingman 95 73 Lke Hvsu City 110 89 Mt.

Lemmon 74 48 .80 Nogales 94 68 .15 Page 91 74 Parker 101 87 Payson 90 63 .60 Phoenix 102 78 Pinetop 84 57 .08 Prescott 87 62 .05 Safford 96 70 Sedona 94 65 .24 Sierra Vista 66 Show Low 87 60 .03 Springervllle 87 54 St Johns Wickenbrg MM Willcox 100 65 Wlnslow 91 65 .60 Yuma i 104 86 Toronto Vancouver Vienna Warsaw Zurich MEXICO Hi LoWthr Hi LoWriir 111 82 clr Nairobi 79 55 rn 72 63 cdy Nassau 91 79 cdy 88 61 clr New Delhi 88 77 cdy 79 64 rn Nicosia 104 73 clr 88 77 rn Osaka 90 79 clr 70 46 cdy Oslo 81 55 clr 88 75 cdy Paris 88 64 clr 68 46 clr Rio 86 63 cdy 77 73 rn Rome 90 64 clr 82 61 cdy San Juan 92 83 cdy 88 68 clr Santiago 55 45 rn 61 37 clr Sao Paulo 84 57 cdy 68 48 clr Sapporo 77 64 clr 64 57 cdy Seoul 86 77 rn 86 64 clr Singapore 86 77 rn 81 66 clr Stockholm 77 52 cdy 99 72 clr Sydney 64 44 clr 93 75 clr Taipei 91 79 clr 83 65 clr Tel Aviv 86 73 clr 57 46 cdy Tokyo 90 77 cdy Hi lo Wthr 88 72 cdy 57 39 clr 91 77 cdy 88 75 84 68 cdy 62 75 clr 88 77 clr 84 64 clr 86 64 clr 82 75 cdy 64 48 rn 69 51 clr 86 64 clr 83 57 clr 57 48 clr 93 75 clr 66 48 cdy 86 64 cdy 77 55 clr Dhahran Dublin Frankfurt Geneva Hanoi Harare Havana Helsinki Hong Kong Istanbul Jerusalem Jo'burg Kiev Lima Lisbon London Madrid Manila Montreal Moscow Amsterdam Athens Auckland Bangkok Barbados Barcelona Beijing Beirut Belgrade Berlin Bermuda Bogota Brisbane Brussels Budapest B'Aires Cairo Calgary Caracas Copenhagen Hi Lo Pre 90 77 95 75 77 61 95 73 Acapulco Guadalajara Mazatlan Merida Mexico City Monterrey Data for 24 hours through 5 p.m. yesterday SeLl.t 7 s3 Ms? silo month plug applicable taxes noiu 1005 FC inn 1 600 rlnun navmpnt nine AOra llllllltu lime, uin-inigaii yuuuiiui ri inntt ll tax, license and DOC lee on a jw-montn lease: vvun an tne "sianaara luxury me to jw mma mm au uk accolades this car has received, $373 a month could be the least you'll ever let loose of (while they ''V 12.000 mile closed-end lease O.A.C. 1st month payment, security deposit taxes, license doc. fee totaling $3,500 OO due at inception. Lexus of Tucson invites you to test drive the new TLS 300 today.

I i JLaeafta. I -l-i kmhimi i mm. 1 1 1 Brian Winter Thp Ari7ona Dailv Star rw-m r'lLJLJ Workers move boxes out of the Muscular Dystrophy Association's storm-damaged warehouse in a climate-controlled room in the warehouse near West Grant Road and Interstate 10. "These are all things that just can't be recreated," said Fred Stecker, special assistant to MDA's executive director. A 25-by-30-foot hole exposed the sky from inside the room, where crushed and wet boxes of videotapes were covered with debris.

Movers loaded as many tapes as possible into vans and hauled them off to a temporary storage site. The association moved its national headquarters to Tucson in 1991. The warehouse stores supplies and brochures for MDA outlets across the country, Stecker said. The Ramada Inn University and Conference Center, 1601 N. Oracle Road, remained closed yesterday after Friday's storm flooded 60 rooms, the lobby and dining area.

"It came through like a geyser. It just shot through the front door," said employee Carolyn Reeves. People from the 35 occupied rooms were moved Friday night to a nearbv motel, she said. Damage Continued from Page One signals snarled homebound traffic and flooded streets left motorists stranded. A 16-mile section of Interstate 19 closed Friday night because of storm damage was reopened at 4 a.m.

yesterday, said Department of Public Safety dispatcher Rita Madrigal. A 200-yard section of 1-19 near Pima Mine Road was restricted to one lane in each direction yesterday and could remain partially closed for several days, she said. M9 was closed from Valencia Road on Tucson's southside to Duval Mine Road in Green Valley after nearly 30 power poles snapped Friday evening. Power lines landed on the highway, setting off a five-car pileup that injured eight people. Interstate traffic was diverted during the night to South Nogales Highway, Madrigal said.

Elsewhere in the Tucson area, the Tucson Fire Department responded to 350 calls Friday niiht thrw times the norm, said bridge. Krieski was on leave from her job as a photo lab manager for Smith's Food and Drug Stores. She was an aspiring author and artist who loved to draw flowers and write romance mysteries, said her son Steve Krieski, 20. "Every single one of my friends called her mom," he said. Her family was trying yesterday to track down and thank the men who tried to save Margaret Krieski, Steve Krieski said.

"I'm just glad to know somebody out there cares," he said. On the day after the storm, residents and business owners across the city patched roofs and swept debris. Those without power sweltered inside their uncooled homes. "It's miserable," said northeast-side resident Clarke Duncan, 70, whose power had been out for nearly 24 hours. Duncan, who lives in Tucson Country Club Estates, said he came home from a dinner party Friday night to find the whole neighborhood pitch dark.

As of 4:30 p.m. yesterday, Duncan and his wife were still without power. The couple stocked their freezer and fridge with dry ice to salvage perishables. At first, they planned to stay home and stick out the heat until the power was restored. But as the hours dragged on, they reconsidered, and Duncan's wife wont to a friend's air-conditioned house.

"I may go to a movie," he said. Elsewhere, the storm ripped a gaping hole in the roof of a warehouse and damaged some of the 10.000 videotapes belonging to the Muscular Dystrophy Association. The tapes, dating back to 1958, contained footage from the association's yearly Jerry Lewis telethons. The tapes were stored Sixtv of the Ramada Inn's 193 SENIORS SAVE If you are 50 or over, you'll receive at least 50 off the regular price of either frame or lenses with the purchase of a complete pair of prescription glasses. Discount applies to the lower priced item.

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rooms are in need of repairs, and the hotel will remain closed in definitely, Reeves said. Some of Tucson Water's oasteiHp and westside customers were still without water yesterday because of electrical failures at pumping stations and storm-dam-atpd wells said Mitch Basefsky, PEARliViSIOH PemuVism PfflllViSIQH PSP EA AZ a company spokesman. The total spokesman Randy Ogden. Many of the responses were swift-water rescues of drivers trapped in rushing washes, he said. Margaret Krieski, 43, of the 6900 block of East Mary Drive, drowned when her car was swept away as she drove across a rain-swollen wash at East Stella Road, about half a mile southwest of East Golf Links and South Kolb roads.

Nearby residents Matthew Dukette and Stan Tyszkiewicz dived into the rushing water after her, but were unable to free her after her car crashed into a bridge. Another driver was swept into the wash but managed to escape before his car crashed into the number was unavailable, he saia. The storm dumped up to 4 inches of rain in some parts of the city, according to the National Weather Service. At Tucson In TUCSON MALL TUCSON 293-5671 EL CON MALL TUCSON 327-6295 ternational Airport, the Weather Service recorded 2.07 inches of rain Friday evening. In a normal Eve exams available from an independent Doctor of Optometry located next to PeaHe.

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