Monday, April 04, 2005

Heavy snow over central Appalachians

It was behoove EVERYONE to be Good Shepards to Earth !! We have been given a Paradise to dominate and make REASONABLY safe for human to live and flourish, to love and cherish. I believe 'the greed' of living has done a great deal of damage to the natural world we FIRST should pledge our allegiance. It is where as civilized people we come together at The United Nations to solve the problems of a planet as well as the people subsisting on it.

Monday, April 4, 2005 Posted: 12:29 AM EDT (0429 GMT)

(AP) -- Heavy snow fell across the central Appalachians and lower Great Lakes on Sunday, while rain was scattered over parts of the Northeast.

Rain persisted in much of Pennsylvania, New York and the New England states as a storm weakened after soaking parts of the region.

Auburn, Maine, reported the heaviest rainfall by midday with 1.41 inches. Heavy rain fell Saturday in parts of New Jersey, where several counties remained under a flood warning Sunday.

In colder air, 4 to 8 inches of snow fell in parts of northeastern Ohio, West Virginia, western Maryland, and western sections of Pennsylvania and New York state.

Elsewhere, rain fell along the West Coast, from northern California into parts of Oregon and Washington, and light showers were scattered in parts of northern Nevada, Idaho and Montana.
Snow fell at some higher elevations, especially in parts of Idaho and western Montana.


Sunday's temperatures in the Lower 48 states ranged from a low of 19 degrees in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, to a midday high of 88 at Homestead, Florida.