12A FLORIDA TODAY, Friday, November 13, 1998 i i lit i J.l .1 J.I II iit.7:Vtt.UJtl;UfrVH EL Saturday morning's low will be in the mid-60s. Partly cloudy skies are forecast. High temperatures are expected to be in the low 80s. SPACE COAST WEATHER: Morning low in the mid-60s. Morning fog, otherwise partly -cloudy.
High in the tow 80s. Wind from the east 10 mph. Pollen count: Ragweed is heavy; fungal spores are moderate. Solar intensity: 4 on a scale of 1 to 10. BOATING AND BEACHES: Wind from the east to southeast 1 0 knots, shifting to the southeast tonight.
Seas 2 feet. Bay -10s -Os Os 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110s Bands separate hiqh temperature zones for the day. MUM SUNDAY: Mostly sunny and cool. High: 79. Low: 62.
MONDAY: Increasing clouds. Showers late. High: 82. Low: 65. TUESDAY: Cloudy with hit-or-miss showers.
High: 82. Low: 63. and inland waters light chop. kllrililftift ir iTtT' i Local highs and lows for today "7 JporCnWl OTTO 1 SS. a.
NORTH BREVARD 7966 FRONTS: COLD WtflM STATIONARY TALLAHASSEE: Morning otherwise partly cloudy. Chance of rain 20 percent in evening. High: mid-70s. Low: upper 50s. JACKSONVILLE: Morning fog, otherwise partly cloudy.
High: mid- to upper 70s. Low: near 60. ORLANDO: Morning fog, otherwise partly cloudy. High: low to mid-80s. Low: mid-60s.
TAMPA: Morning fog, otherwise partly cloudy. High: low to mid-80s. Low: mid-60s. FORT MYERS: Partly cloudy. High: mid-80s.
Low: upper 60s. MIAMI: Partly cloudy. High: low 80s. Low: near 70. Friday, Nov.
13 1998 AccuWeather, Inc. Pressure: rS Space )lVm IMerritT 1 i ORLANDO i Cocoa i Am DISNEY kW Canaveral WXd 1 St iOCOua CENTRAL I 8Zb4 i RockledgeW 1Beach AND SOUTH 1. BREVARD 1 Ice High Low Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Sunny Pt. Cloudy Cloudy IWWMWWHIWMIW -A VUndialantic 1 i- Melbourne -J I Beach NewsNow provides weather updates. Call 633-NEWS (6397) or in SebastianBarefoot Bay, dial 728-81 1 8.
Enter these codes: 1060: Local weather 1070: Boating forecast 1090: Hurricane hot line 2030: Surfing forecast 6849: Travel forecast 6819: National summary Each 5-minute call is free. National Weather Service forecasts: 255-2900. Weather service's Internet page: http:sunmlb.nws.fit.edu Palm Bay Sebastian A INDIAN MX RIVER CO. Jf66 JjjrAiMiJ II Ml 1 1 II I III mill STATISTICS AS OF 5 P.M. NORTH BREVARD: Temperature: 82 (28C), 64 (18C) Barometer: 30.22 inches; Humidity: 74 Rainfall: 0.00 inches; Winds: NE 6 mph CENTRAL BREVARD: Temperature: 79 (26C), 68 (20C) Barometer: 30.22 inches; Humidity: 69 Rainfall: 0.00 Inches; Winds: 7 mph SOUTH BREVARD: Temperature: 84 (29C), 65 (19C) Barometer: 30.21 inches; Humidity: 65 Rainfall: 0.00 inches; Winds: 7 mph VERO BEACH: Temperature: 81 (27C), 63 (17C) Barometer 30.20 inches; Humidity: 60 Rainfall: 0.00 inches; Winds: 5 mph 5 tie'- E5W VI' tan.
1 2L 111! MI-UII JLJI 1 IHl.lflM;tifiaiVilliMS. condl- SPACE COAST Nov. Nov. Since RAINFALL 1998 1997 Jan. 1 Titusville 2.38 3.41 49.22 Cocoa 3.10 2.77 60.98 Melbourne 4.95 5.87 53.25 Vera Beach 4.72 1.91 56.91 measured in measi Yesterday's high, low temperature, rainfall and today's forecast temperatures and sky tions.
CY (cloudy), PC (partly cloudy), CL (clear), PR (precipitation, rain or snow, inches), SN (snow), SY (sunny), (fair), (missing), TR (trace). I For the latest city forecast, call NewsNow. Dial 633-NEWS; from Barefoot A I I Vj BaySebastian, 728-8118 After the greeting, enter the city's four-digit code FLORIDA City Hi Lo Coral Crestview 72 46 .00 Daytona 80 66 .00 Ft. Lauderdale. 83 69 .00 Fort Myers 84 65 .00 Gainesville 79 64 .00 Hollywood 85 69 .00 Jacksonville 72 61 .00 Key West 80 73 .00 Lakeland 85 62 .00 Miami 84 70 TR AREA LOW HIGH LOW HIGH Daytona Bch.
10:28 a.m. 4:20 p.m. 10:51 p.m. 4:46 a.m. Playalinda Bch.
9:54 a.m. 3:52 p.m. 10:24 p.m. 4:26 a.m. Cape Canaveral 9:24 a.m.
3:37 p.m. 9:54 p.m. Cocoa Beach 9:25 a.m. 3:38 p.m. 9:55 p.m.
4:12 a.m. Melbourne Bch. 9:24 a.m. 3:37 p.m. 9:54 p.m.
4:13 a.m. Sebastian Inlet 9:47 a.m. 3:54 p.m. 10:17 p.m. 4:28 a.m.
Vera Beach 9:35 a.m. 3:39 p.m. 10:05 p.m. 4:13 a.m. Fort Pierce 4:07 p.m.
10:21 p.m. if Tomorrow's first tides. Current change at inlet is approximately 21t hours later. SURF REPORT: Waves will be 1 to 2 feet. City HI Lo Miami Beach 81 76 .00 Naples 85 64 .00 Ocala 80 64 .00 Orlando 84 63 .00 Pensacola 73 53 .00 Sarasota 81 67 .00 St.
Augustine 74 65 .00 Tallahassee 73 59 .00 Tampa 82 66 .00 Tavernier 86 76 .00 W. Palm Beach 83 66 .00 Yesterday Hi Lo Yesterday today Code City HI Lo Hi Lo Code City 7031 Albany 51 42 .00 46 32 CY 7164 Juneau 36 32 .23 7032 Albuquerque 50 39 .17 61 41 CY DAILY RECORDS (for Melbourne) Average high: 78; Record high: 86 in '75 Average low: 60; Record low: 42 in '68 Rain to date, November: 4.95 inches Normal month to date: 1.29 inches Accumulated year to date: 53.25 inches Normal year to date: 41.70 inches 6814 Kansas City 56 41 .00 6800 Anchorage 26 9 .00 7198Asheville 61 31 .00 6801 Atlanta 63 41 .00 7033 Atlantic City 56 31 .00 7034 Austin 55 52 .00 6802 Baltimore 56 32 .00 7035 Billings 42 26 .00 7036 66 38 .00 Bismarck 30 0 .00 7037 Boise 50 32 .00 6803 Boston 53 41 .00 7162 Brownsville 82 67 .67 6804 Buffalo 50 37 .00 7163 Burlington 50 44 .00 7164 Casper 44 24 .00 CANADA City HI Lo City Calgary 19 14 CY Ottawa Charlottetown 54 39 CL Regina Edmonton 23 19 CY St. Johns Fredericton 52 32 Toronto Halifax 57 43 Vancouver Montreal 52 43 PC Winnipeg HI Lo 52 39 CY 23 -2 CL 39 30 PR 50 34 48 45 PR 28 7 CL 7040 Charleston.SC 69 51 7165 Charleston.WV 54 28 7041 Charlotte.NC 63 41 7166 Cheyenne 41 22 6805 Chicago 45 35 6806 Cincinnati 53 25 Synopsis The cold front sitting over northern Central Florida will begin moving north tonight. High pressure will remain across South Florida through tonight. Savannah to St.
Augustine Wind from the northeast 10 to 15 knots. Seas 3 to 4 feet. Bay and inland waters moderate chop in exposed areas. St. Augustine to Cape Canaveral Wind from the northeast to east 10 knots, shifting to the southeast tonight.
Seas 2 to 3 feet. Bay and inland waters light chop. Cape Canaveral to Jupiter Inlet Wind from the east to southeast 10 knots, shifting to the southeast tonight. Seas 2 feet. Bay and inland waters light chop.
Jupiter Inlet to Key Largo Wind from the east 10 to 15 knots. Seas 2 to 4 feet. Bay and inland waters moderate chop in exposed areas. Isolated morning showers. Hi Lo 91 72 73 52 CY 91 81 82 75 69 62 PR 86 79 84 73 86 48 CL 68 60 CY 81 64 PC Sunset Sunrise today Sat.
I 5:30 p.m. 6:44 a.m. I I I 1 1 Moonset Moonrise I I 1 Jt today Sat. 2:39 p.m. 2:44 a.m.
NEW FIRST MOON MOON Nov. 13 heavens: At NOV. 19 NOV. 27 2 p.m. today, the moon will be less than one degree to IV FF the northeast of Mars.
At 1 II 8 tonight, Jupiter is static- I 1 nary in right ascension and pjfl then resumes eastward or direct motion across the FULL LAST sky. MOON MOON DEC. 3 DEC. 10 Today Hi Lo 39 32 SN 57 37 CL 29 10 CY 60 36 CY 63 47 CY 56 40 CY 58 53 PR 59 33 CY 52 37 CY 68 41 CY 41 18 CY 52 36 CY 51 41 CY 80 71 CY 41 33 CY 39 31 CY 51 31 CL 68 45 CY 61 33 CY 64 42 CY 56 27 CL 51 26 CL 58 32 CL 49 32 CY 63 37 CY 57 34 CL 44 26 CY 52 48 PR 56 34 CL 57 30 CY 51 30 CY 48 32 CY 33 18 CY 62 47 CY 62 36 CL 7 -7 CY 38 18 CY 53 22 CL 47 27 CY 52 40 CY 62 36 CY 50 33 CY 54 36 CY 84 70 CL 68 56 PR 55 37 CY 59 45 PR 7161 Amarillo 51 40 .00 59 37 CY 7050 Utile Rock 52 36 .00 54 47 PR 6815 Los Angeles 71 48 .00 80 51 CL 7051 Louisville 57 31 .00 63 37 CY Lubbock 55 40 .00 64 43 CY 7053 Memphis 53 36 .00 60 46 CY Midland-Odessa ....60 44 .00 54 48 PR 6848 Milwaukee 44 33 .00 47 26 CY 6817 Minneapolis 35 24 .00 38 23 CY 6818 Nashville 56 30 .00 60 39 CY 6820 New Orleans 67 57 .00 70 58 CY 6821 New York City 53 46 .00 55 43 CY 7055 Norfolk 55 50 .00 61 42 CY North Platte 51 24 .00 59 21 CY 7016 Oklahoma City 57 42 .00 56 42 CY 7056 Omaha 46 34 .00 55 27 CY 6823 Philadelphia 55 37 .00 56 38 CY 6824 Phoenix 66 48 .00 75 49 CL 6825 Pittsburgh 50 32 .00 52 31 CY 7057 Portland.ME 51 39 .00 45 30 CY 6826 Portiand.OR 53 45 .00 57 48 PR 7058 Providence 53 36 .00 51 35 CY 7059 Raleigh-Durham 63 34 .00 63 37 CY 7186 Rapid City 38 15 .00 53 29 CY 7061 Reno 51 28 .00 57 25 CL 7187 Richmond 59 35 .00 63 34 CY 7062 Sacramento 61 37 .00 65 38 CL 6830 St Louis 61 33 .00 65 42 CY 701 7 Salt Lake City 45 28 .00 45 26 CY 7018 San Antonio 57 51 .12 58 54 PR 6827 San Diego 66 50 .00 74 50 CL 6828 San Fran 60 44 .00 64 45 CL 7189 Santa Fe 49 34 .08 56 35 CY 71 90 St. Ste Marie 37 31 .06 37 21 CY 6829 Seattle 52 47 .03 58 52 PR 4419Shreveport 48 43 .49 54 44 PR 7192 Sioux Falls 29 10 .00 38 17 CY 7063 Spokane 44 33 .00 49 39 PR 7065 Syracuse 52 39 .00 41 33 CY 7193Topeka 58 41 .00 62 35 CY 7194 Tucson 60 47 .00 75 38 CL 7066 Tulsa 57 39 .00 54 45 CY 6832 Washington.DC 57 41 .00 60 37 CY 7067 Wichita 58 45 .00 61 36 CL Wilkes-Barre 48 35 .00 44 33 CY LATIN AMERICA City HI Lo City Acapulco 93 75 PC Merida 88 77 Mexico City Bogota 66 46 Montego Bay Caracas 87 66 CY Nassau Curacao 93 77 Rio Freeport 84 72 St.
Thomas Guadalajara 77 54 CY San Juan Guadeloupe 88 73 Santiago Havana 84 73 Sao Paulo Lima 66 59 CL Mazatlan 84 66 CY Trinidad WORLD City HI Lo RN City Amsterdam 48 33 CY Jerusalem 66 53 PR Auckland 71 55 CL Kiev Bangkok 89 75 CL Lisbon Beijing 57 39 CL London Beirut 75 60 CY Madrid Belgrade 42 39 CY Manila Berlin 42 37 CY Moscow Bermuda 77 68 CY Nairobi Brisbane 77 66 CY New Delhi Brussels 42 33 CY Osaka Budapest 50 37 CY Oslo Cairo 75 60 CL Pans 46 37 CY Rome Dhatiran 87 64 CL Seoul Dublin 51 44 CL Singapore Frankfurt 46 31 CY Stockholm Geneva 48 32 CY Sydney Harare 73 57 PR Tel Aviv Helsinki 23 20 CY Tokyo Hong Kong 75 68 CL Vienna Istanbul 64 48 PR Warsaw HI Lo RN 66 48 CY 80 51 CY 31 25 CY 68 62 CY 51 46 CY 62 50 CL 6807 Cleveland 52 31 .00 7199 Columbia.SC 66 40 .00 7042 Columbus.OH 52 29 .00 7043 Concord.NH 52 39 .00 6808 Dallas 54 52 .35 7044 Dayton 52 30 .00 6809 Denver 53 27 .00 7045 Des Moines 43 35 .00 6810 Detroit 53 32 .00 7177Duluth 25 15 .00 7178 El Paso 69 45 .00 7179Evansville 54 26 .00 7180 Fairbanks 9 -13 .01 7181 Fargo 22 9 .00 7182 Flagstaff 38 28 .00 7047 Grand Rapids 45 33 .00 Great Falls 40 23 .00 7200 Greensboro 59 43 .00 7048 Hartford Spgfld 52 37 .00 7183 Helena 46 32 .00 681 1 Honolulu 86 72 .00 6812 Houston 61 56 3.55 Atlantic Ocean temperatures: 74 at Cocoa Beach Pier; 79 at the buoy 20 miles from Port Canaveral. 75 CY 5 CL 13 A tropical wave and an upper-level low are producing cloudiness and showers over the northerr Leeward Islands. There are no indications of development at this time. 77 53 PR 82 57 CL 62 55 CL 33 33 SN 51 33 CY 62 42 CL 59 39 CL 32 32 35 35 CY 69 66 PR 73 57 CY 62 53 CL 46 31 CL 37 29 CY Up-to-date hurricane and tropical storm information can be found at FLORIDA TODAYS Web site http:www.floridatoday.comcane98 for the duration of hurricane season. 015 Indianapolis 55 30 .00 049 Jackson.MS 64 40 .36 i3f 84.PfibSftrViBi&I(S?iYN.D.f 6.
Stringy jeans pose colorful problem Caution: The material that appears below contains thoughts that can be hazardous to flappable readers who are easily unstrung or are prone to insomnia. THE WRITER'S name was familiar: Bob Nickel. He wrote, "Remember me, the guy from Cape Canaveral with all the puzzles we had fun with in your column? "Well, I'm back with a problem of my own: Ever see those cutoff shorts? You know, with the little strings hanging down, giving them that frayed look? "Well, I took a pair of blue jeans and cut them off. To stop them from fraying too much, I sewed around the bottoms. "Here is my question: The jeans are niiLT MILTSALAMON NASA Supply Logistics Depot, Cape Canaveral, Fla." Lots more, too.
Georgett proudly sent it all to us. "EVERY ONCE in a while, when rummaging through my desk, I'd come across an article I clipped from the Long Island, N.Y., newspaper Newsday in February 1962. I'd take it out and read it," wrote Alice Bewerse of Palm Bay. She's never missed a shuttle launch. A statement John Glenn made before a Senate committee on Feb.
28 drew "a quick storm of reverent applause," the story said. Asked for his on-orbit thoughts concerning his fate, he said he'd had definite feelings but was too busy to pray. He added, "I think we should live our lives every day as though it was the last. Mine is not a fire-engine type of religion, where you call on it in emergencies and then put God back in the woodwork." Reach Milt at 242-3666 (Fax 242-6620; or Florida Today, P.O. Box 419000, Mel-' bourne, FL 32941-9000.
1 TT "I shook hands with him. The nicest part of all was the fact that his signature was copied so every child took home a wonderful souvenir that day." On the back of Jean's photo: "Col. John Glenn Junior Hi school, 12-18-63. My dream man until I saw he was bald!" "THIS WAS taken in 1971," Merritt Islander Jeannie Cooper, a Fairglen Elementary teacher, said of the center photo. "My family and I were guests of NASA for the launch of Apollo 15.
"We were living in New York at the time. It was the first launch we were privileged to witness in person. What a tremendous experience!" FIRST TIME we ever saw a personal color snapshot with an attachment headed "NASAKennedy Space Center Photograph" (KSC-98PC-1026). It said: "During a break in the Crew Equipment Interface Test (CEIT) at KSC, Pay-load Specialist John H. Glenn Jr posed for a photo with Georgett Styers, United Space Alliance receiving scheduler, blue.
But all the fraying threads are white. Why aren't there any blue strings hanging down just white ones?" Anyone know? Write us (don't call). THREE VIEWS of John Glenn, taken over a 35-year span, begin at left. OWNER of the far left photo, Jean Williams of Melbourne, said: "In December 1963, our congressman at the time must have pulled a lot of strings to get Glenn to make an appearance at the Havelock, N.C., schools, located outside the Cherry Point Marine Corps air "It's always gratifying when patients refer thsir fi'iends and family to its for the best in eye care. MELBOURNE 727-2020 502 New Haven Ave.
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