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Date: Tue Sep 30 2003 - 10:40:00 EDT
September 30, 2003 9:31 a.m.
Abnormal warmth lingered through early Tuesday in Newfoundland.
At Cartwright, on the Labrador shore, the 24-hour range in
temperature -- 72 to 59 degrees, was in stark contrast to the average
range from upper 40s to near 40. Inland, Goose warmed to 72 on
Monday, and it only "cooled" to 62 overnight; on average, the low
would be in the 30s. Likewise, on the Island of Newfoundland,
Daniel's Harbour warmed to 77 degrees on Monday, and was only 66
degrees overnight. Mid 50s and lowers 40s would be more fitting of
latest September. The tropical warmth was drawn northwards well ahead
of Hurricane Juan, which broke up Monday over the eastern Labrador
Peninsula following its pounding of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward
Island.
Tuesday, Koppu has become a strong, extra-tropical storm east of
Russia's Kuril Islands. Monday, Koppu had been a typhoon southeast of
mainland Japan.
Tuesday, an un-named tropical cyclone is over the South Indian
Ocean. BEfore daybreak, EDT, the storm is between the Chagos
Archipelago and the Seychelles Islands, and its center is 540 miles
west-northwest of Diego Garcia. Its highest sustained winds near 40
mph, the cyclone is drifting towards the southeast at less than 5
mph. The cyclone may strengthen over the next two to three days, but
it is seen drifting sluggish and thus, to remain far from land.
Sunday to Tuesday, excessive rains have swamped eastern Mexico. At
Tuxpan, rainfall was 12.0 inches. Veracruz had nearly 8.5 inches.
Substantially higher rainfall likely pounded the area, where flooding
may have been serious.
Winds gusting 55-75 mph blasted Nuuk -- also known as Godthab, --
Greenland, Monday. With the winds came heavy, slashing rains.
Sunday and Monday saw snow fall locally in northern Mongolia and
neighboring Russia. One site in Mongolia had single-digit cold at
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September 30, 2003 9:31 a.m.
Abnormal warmth lingered through early Tuesday in Newfoundland.
At Cartwright, on the Labrador shore, the 24-hour range in
temperature -- 72 to 59 degrees, was in stark contrast to the average
range from upper 40s to near 40. Inland, Goose warmed to 72 on
Monday, and it only "cooled" to 62 overnight; on average, the low
would be in the 30s. Likewise, on the Island of Newfoundland,
Daniel's Harbour warmed to 77 degrees on Monday, and was only 66
degrees overnight. Mid 50s and lowers 40s would be more fitting of
latest September. The tropical warmth was drawn northwards well ahead
of Hurricane Juan, which broke up Monday over the eastern Labrador
Peninsula following its pounding of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward
Island.
Tuesday, Koppu has become a strong, extra-tropical storm east of
Russia's Kuril Islands. Monday, Koppu had been a typhoon southeast of
mainland Japan.
Tuesday, an un-named tropical cyclone is over the South Indian
Ocean. BEfore daybreak, EDT, the storm is between the Chagos
Archipelago and the Seychelles Islands, and its center is 540 miles
west-northwest of Diego Garcia. Its highest sustained winds near 40
mph, the cyclone is drifting towards the southeast at less than 5
mph. The cyclone may strengthen over the next two to three days, but
it is seen drifting sluggish and thus, to remain far from land.
Sunday to Tuesday, excessive rains have swamped eastern Mexico. At
Tuxpan, rainfall was 12.0 inches. Veracruz had nearly 8.5 inches.
Substantially higher rainfall likely pounded the area, where flooding
may have been serious.
Winds gusting 55-75 mph blasted Nuuk -- also known as Godthab, --
Greenland, Monday. With the winds came heavy, slashing rains.
Sunday and Monday saw snow fall locally in northern Mongolia and
neighboring Russia. One site in Mongolia had single-digit cold at
daybreak, Monday and again Tuesday. Snow showers dusted Ulaanbaatar
on Tuesday.
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