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A10 The San Bernardino County Sun, WEDNESDAY, March 12, 1997 SKI GLANCE SOLAR INDEX THE 5 DAY OUTLOOK San Dunuirdino Vtilluy POLLEN Uitiaviolotindexona scale ot Ho 15 (highest). Reoding is foi downtown Los Anfieles. WEATHER Bar Mountain: ni.ti:tiiit. H'liiiiiirt stum, 'JA 48" trails. h'th.

fOpi'il Mount Bnldyi 'ot open for M.itch Mountain High: parked ixmoer, hast1, fih'ts Snow Summit: snort. 18 -18 hase SnOv ni.tt linH'-moniod. 40 base. -f trails. 9 lifts 'I, I low Htj'li SOUTHLAND TODAY 6:03 a.m.

5:54 p.m. MOUNTAINS EXTENDED FORECAST: Sunny a'td u.arm thiough Thuisday. I Cm front nutl 209 to lowur 40s, Hiflhs 50s to Icm 60s. s. Thu.

S045c Fri. 7845c Sat. 8148 Sun. 8148c Mon. Bokersfleld 7041 'Cldy CALIFORNIA TODAY Northarn California: Chance oi siiowefs.

low clounsandtng Highs in mid lo upper 60s Lows in Extended forecast: Partly cloudy later in the week. Hifths the uppet 50s to near tiO. '7V- 1 Laughlln.NV 8651' Sunny I Needles 87" 52 "Sunny Parker, AZ 8852 'Sunny Barstow 84751 "Cldy Lake Arrowhead 65733' Cldy Santa Barbara Big Bear Lake 58723 'Cldy 68744 Cldy Ontario 77750' Cldy San Bernardino 75748 'Cldy Blythe 89 55 Sunny Badlands Fontana 75748 Cldy Pasadena Ventura 87 58' 75751 CM cidy Los Angeles 85760 "Cldy Long Beach 72 Ckjy dw vauy AIR QUALITY TODAY P5I stands for St. ird.ndlnrlo. Aliist stage smcift alert ts.

ailed wlien I'Slisiil 200 2 a second stage at 6 tlit'd at 4lX)ur more Pnlm Springs 86753 Cldy i 49 19 j-- -4 Cldy Slarra fete 7 Nevada: AWV-- Sacr.m.nto IMrr-i 66 42 Sanjoaa I I il 6442' 1 tJLtjis -jfair I San Francisco fc Rlvralda 74V47-Cldy Newport Baach 72 51 "Cldy IiMI.i. Iiiiniiiinw II, It, ln.Dtll. HiUiOllk Wtwtwwr 2-1' 'li -lt CMt iM.r... 1,1 21 I0T Mi 1 21 Atl.nt. 78 82 74 82Cll 8883R.ln Ahmui t', tiH MViClily sllan SIW 4BVCM ktHw 7 IWH.rck 27, 22 02 2fv 1 tio .12 Sli.l3.ru Boston 40 31.08 40 28 Cldy 38 Clr tiut'aiii 37.

ou 3H, l'CI(ly 83.nl 71,1, 7154Cldy Cnarleston V.i 12, GG34Lldy Ounolfe (: 78 0442Ckly ti2 HO.CIily 42 Chk.o 4237 41, 25Cldy 4331CWy Lir.r t. RKir IVi' IJCli WV.lVCIdy 41,4002 Crilui'ilHis Ohio -tr, 2H' 10 31! Dallas-Ft Worth 7048 68 87R.ln 78Cldy Donor 78,27 7838Clr 8835Cldy M.n'M-s 4). 1,1 lily D. troll 45 38 .03 4223Cldy 3928CMy so 7U '4'jLli FaiiMnks 1220 19 1 BClr 22 9Clr Fargn 30.0' 18 2111Clr Flasstall 63 22' 1.8, 2.1'CWy 5724Clr Grand ftapids 43 :t.t' 01 38 3M1HCldy Ciif.lt Falls 28 30, 22, Snow 2f) 10Slinw H.iitloid Sotlftd 'I1'25 (Jltly 3818Clr Hetena 47 28' 01 AO 3218Snow Honolulu 82, 72 It 81 '70 87mrtalii Houston 7162.47 7067Rsln 7468R.ln liidiiinaiiolis 54 laikson.Miss 765-1, Cl.Jy JOOHam lacksonville 84-56 7 ')7Cldy 7857Cldy Kansas City I II 7242, Clr ti.lMCkiy lasVepas 8347 806201 7C51Clr LiraeldKh 73 41, 71-49Cldy 68 S(i Ham luuistillr 69-42 tiO'38 Clr 6745flain luoliock 7241 73JBCldy WW Mnxntas 7f, ,14 75'4B0lr 7l)67Hain Miami Beach 8170.01 8369Cldy 8171Cldy 38' 15' 10. 3fi30lla.n MplsSt Paul 3829 3021Sno 322Snow Now Orleans 7764 7862Raln 7463Raln New York City 50 41 4326CWr NortolkVa 7038 5439Clr Oklahoma City 80 42 71, 50, Cldy 7251Ckly Omaha 5430' 6234Clr MV40CIH) Orlando HUTuI, 82 t2Cldy 8t64Cldy Philadelphia 6735 5031 Clr 4829Cldy PhoonU 90, 60 8759Clr 8560Clr Pittsburgh 4738 4625Cldy 5025Cldy Poni.i'HI Maine 37 24.

30-22'Snow Portland.Ore. 4840. 22 4837Raln 4835Rain Proviili'iici' 4-1 25- 41 29'C'kly RalelghOurham 7639 6340Cli 6836Cldy RMMWV 60 32 J2, Cldy 3W2bCldy Reno 7032' 60 33. Cldy St Louis 6137 6641CK 6449Raln Salt Lake City 7147 5138Cldy SdiiAntonio 65,60,59 7758Cldy Santa Fe 72 33 70 .34 CO 6836Clr StSteMarie 20.11, 26. 10'Cldy 223Snow Seattle 4639.11 4738Raln 4734Raln Siour Falls 35 28, 34 24, Cldy 3522Ckly Spoirane 42-29 3727Snow Tampa Plrsbg 6363' 82 64Cldy 8365Cldy lopeka 65-37 71, 39 Clr 6051Ram Tucson 86 ri0' 8253Clr Washlneton.O.C.

67,38 5333Clr 5132Cldy Wiciild 70 34 7747Cidy 6245Ram Wilininglon.Ocl. 59 33 50, 30Clr 4628Ck)y AROUND THE WORLD Yesterday HiLoWlhr Vestt'diiy HiloWlhf MARITIME -J GOOD 0- 50 PSI MODERATE 51-100 PSI UNHEALTHFUL 101 199 PSI VERY UNHEALTHFUL 200-299 PSI HAZARDOUS 300-500 PSI HOTLINES Tamocula 77746 Cldy Escondldo 75747 'Cldy POINT CONCEPTION TO THE MEXICAN BORDER Wlndi northwait 25 knots, S-foot seat. OUTER IVftTCSS Winds noilliwes! 25 hnots.8 foot swoil Oceanstda I 72 49 Cldy tult's San Diego ,6754 'Cldy March 12 RECORDS 6 40am 615pm 0 4 low 16 low Central California; Mostly fan Coast: Partly cloudy Today's tides 5 3b am; 0 1 low 5 29pm 10 row 11 44 a 4 2 hipn 1 1.51 5 2 h.fth a high 13.52 3 nigh High low San 1959 1962 Bernardino 87 32 To re.ich tfie Sur's tiour ftuather hnt l.nc. call (900) 773 6000 Cosi Of) cuiitb ocf rnii'ulp. lour.n tone callers ruci'ue'urcasls and travel conditions in lS't cities, for other wi-attier and irtcvmahon call: Caltrans highway Information (800) 427-7623 National Weather Service in Oxnard (805)988 6610 Smog information; (800J 367-4710.

Chaffee Communications Live Weatherphone 797-3869 1959 1893 87 36 INLAND EMPIRE YESTERDAY Los Angeles DAILY SUMMARY P'cp Storm Tuoate Normal NATIONAL FORECAST 2 51 000 HiR" in '96 67 69 67 68 Hiph Vstdv 90 88 93 84 85 67 Low Vstdv 50 45 51 46 60 27 Low in 96 52 45 54 45 59 29 Reolaros Fontana Victorville LA Big Bear B. humidit at 1 m. City Barstow Bip Sear lake Colton Fontana Lake Arrowhead Loma Linda Needles Ontario Fiedlands Rialto Rive'side San Befnardino Twentvnine Palms Victorville Vucaipa Yucca valley 0 00 000 000 000 0 00 000 0 00 000 000 0 00 000 000 000 000 000 000 85 42 67 27 na na 93 51 na na 86 54 90 51 86 54 88 45 88 59 90 49 90 50 88 42 84 46 na na 82 40 000 000 000 0 00 0 00 0,00 000 0 00 0 00 000 0.00 0 00 0 00 0 00 000 5 03 33 156 30 96 10 58 0 45 na 12 67 12 38 7 71 19 16 0.61 5 21 12 87 3 46 S.B. 30-DAY HILO 8 04 11 50 Feb 24 63 38 CALIFORNIA YESTERDAY 66 49 69'51 65 45 49 62. 43 65 40 65 38 65 39 71, 46 79'41 80 43 81 43 77.

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28 Mar 01 Mar. 02 Mar. 03 Mar. 04 Mar 05 Mar 06 Ma' 07 Mar OS Mar 09 Mar 10 Mar. 1 1 65 41 59 38 58- 47 56 46 66 46 75 41 76 41 80 47 78 44 74- 54 60 50 74 45 73-45 73 42 66 44 1 I mkmi, irSI 10s -Os Os 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110s FRONTS: 'lflTiM lllll am as as i I IHrin'' 1 COLD WARM STATIONARY II jj Pam So1 PasaiK'i Avairjn Ca.aitia Beat' "-on: Hi-Lc P'CU 93 78 41 72 4C 63 4 H- lo Vico 71 54, 46 85 -15.

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AiM BM Ef -js Steven Saldana, 7, of San Bernardino and feathered friends enjoy balmy temperatures Tuesday at Seccombe Lake on Fifth Street in San Bernardino. Temperatures are expected to cool today. Area sizzle will fizzle a little at" i JJ 9Ri AUl997Monteros All 1997 Diamantes 7l0 Choose From aijnorSMSBx HOW HOT Fontana 93 Redlands 88 Rialto 88 S. Bernardino 90 Victorville 84 Barstow 85 am r-'frEf 'Wiyfrf7V'TJ'' 7 The Sun It might as well be summer. In San Bernardino County on Tuesday, temperatures climbed to the low 90s.

and a hot weather record was set elsewhere. Lompoe. a small community north of Santa Barbara, reached 90 degrees with more than two weeks of winter to go. That broke the record for the date of 80 degrees set in 1959. the National Weather Service reported.

That was nowhere near the hottest Southern California community, however. Monrovia took that honor, and was the hottest spot in the nation, with a high of 98 degrees. And downtown Los generally brings the hottest weather to coastal areas. Today should be considerably cooler, with patchy morning fog moving into the San Bernardino Valley and partly cloudy skies the remainder of the day. Highs are expected to be in the mid 70s.

Mountain communities will be breezy with highs in the upper 50s and 60s and partly cloudy skies. Deserts also will be partly cloudy and breezy, with highs in the upper 70s. Partly cloudy skies are expected through Sunday, but no rain is predicted, forecaster said. The Associated Press contributed In this report. in t.i).

Angeles reached 92 degrees, four degrees short of the record for the date. That high was 23 degrees above what is considered normal for the date. Inland Kmpirc temperatures were slightly cooler, a feature of the offshore flow pattern that 1 7 A -M 71 Fires damage Japanese nuclear facility 'I SUv- i I li I i A SanBerdoo By Phil Brown The Associated Press TOKYO Two fires broke out within 10 hours Tuesday at a nuclear waste handling facility, breaking windows and sending out clouds of smoke in a further embarrassment for Japan's mi-clear power program, No one was reported injured, but officials said the first fire ex posed 10 workers to tiny amounts of radioactivity of the dose considered safe lor a year. No warnings were issued for the area around the plant, and officials said radioactivity levels were well within safe limits. The accidents came as Japan was trying to rebuild trust in its nuclear program, set back by an accident in December 1995 in a prototype fast breeder reactor, which produces additional Plutonium for fuel while generating electricity.

Tuesday's fires broke out at Tokaimura. an It million-squa-re-foot complex that includes a nuclear fuel reprocessing plant and laboratories. 70 miles north east of Tokyo. The first fire quickly was put out, said a spokesman for I'ower Heactor and Nuclear Fuel Development Corp, Lru The 1 Service Ityaler in llie USA.