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City Hi Lo Hi Lo SATURDAY MONDAY SUNDAY TUESDAY Cloudy with showers Mostly cloudy with showers Warmer with a couple of showers Mostly cloudy with showers Partly sunny and mild high low Normal high Normal low Record high in 2015 Record low in 2022 high low Normal high Normal low Record high in 2015 Record low in 1956 high low Normal high Normal low Record high in 2015 Record low in 1985 Wednesday 0.02 Month to date 0.35 Normal m-t-d 0.80 Year to date 11.63 Normal y-t-d 10.85 Wednesday 0.38 Month to date 1.04 Normal m-t-d 0.97 Year to date 16.25 Normal y-t-d 12.78 Wednesday 0.13 Month to date 0.38 Normal m-t-d 0.84 Year to date 12.68 Normal y-t-d 11.33 FIRST MAY 15 FULL MAY 23 LAST MAY 30 NEW JUN 6 Sun 5:52 a.m. 8:17 p.m. Moon 7:19 a.m. 11:49 p.m. Venus 5:39 a.m.
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Saturn 3:30 a.m. 2:48 p.m. Today Today Today Amsterdam 67 51 Athens 69 61 sh Baghdad 95 68 Bangkok 94 81 sh Beijing 82 57 Beirut 90 68 Belgrade 69 52 pc Berlin 71 52 pc Brasilia 83 60 pc Bucharest 70 45 Budapest 73 51 pc Buenos Aires 61 50 pc Cairo 98 70 Cape Town 63 48 Dublin 69 46 pc Frankfurt 74 50 Geneva 73 49 Havana 93 74 Hong Kong 80 75 Jakarta 94 79 sh Jerusalem 92 66 pc Johannesburg 78 56 Kabul 73 51 Lima 72 65 pc London 74 52 pc Madrid 86 53 Melbourne 62 53 Mexico City 91 60 pc Montreal 63 45 Moscow 49 38 Nairobi 75 60 Nassau 87 74 New Delhi 104 82 Nice 73 61 Paris 74 53 pc Prague 66 45 pc Rio de Janeiro 82 72 Rome 76 54 San Juan 88 77 Seoul 73 56 pc Singapore 89 80 sh Stockholm 55 38 pc Sydney 68 60 Taipei City 86 70 pc Tokyo 73 63 Toronto 60 45 Vancouver 69 51 Vienna 70 48 NATIONAL Albuquerque 71 49 pc 71 48 Amarillo 70 50 pc 70 53 pc Anchorage 48 37 52 39 Aspen 50 32 sh 55 36 Atlanta 83 56 75 59 pc Austin 83 62 81 62 pc Baltimore 60 49 63 51 sh Billings 68 47 pc 78 49 Birmingham 82 55 77 58 Boise 76 50 79 51 Boston 53 45 56 44 pc Burlington 61 46 64 48 pc Casper 57 30 69 36 Charleston, SC 83 61 78 58 pc Charleston, WV 62 45 sh 63 46 sh Charlotte, NC 81 52 pc 75 52 pc Chicago 64 50 pc 66 50 pc Cincinnati 65 50 pc 67 48 sh Cleveland 60 46 sh 58 46 sh Columbia, SC 82 55 76 55 pc Columbus, OH 63 48 pc 63 46 sh Concord 58 37 sh 60 39 pc Dallas 80 61 79 63 pc Daytona Beach 95 71 85 65 pc Denver 57 41 sh 67 42 Detroit 62 48 pc 58 44 sh Fairbanks 54 34 pc 57 35 pc Fargo 73 45 pc 79 55 pc Flagstaff 64 29 62 33 Green Bay 66 48 pc 65 46 Hartford 64 45 sh 64 44 pc Honolulu 80 67 81 68 Houston 87 66 pc 84 68 pc Jackson, MS 82 58 80 63 Jacksonville 86 64 83 57 Juneau 56 37 sh 55 45 Kansas City 73 51 pc 78 57 Key West 88 80 89 78 Las Vegas 79 62 85 66 Lexington 66 49 pc 69 47 Little Rock 78 55 82 60 Los Angeles 73 55 pc 74 58 pc Louisville 70 53 pc 74 51 sh Memphis 75 57 80 61 pc Miami 94 77 94 76 pc Milwaukee 61 50 pc 65 49 Minneapolis 70 48 sh 73 57 Nashville 70 52 pc 77 53 pc New Orleans 89 71 82 69 pc Oklahoma City 75 54 80 58 pc Omaha 76 48 78 56 Orlando 95 72 pc 93 66 pc Phoenix 93 66 94 69 Pittsburgh 60 44 sh 57 45 sh Portland, ME 54 39 55 43 Portland, OR 88 55 85 53 Providence 57 43 sh 56 43 pc Raleigh 79 54 74 54 Richmond 75 51 pc 66 49 Sacramento 92 53 93 57 St. Louis 71 55 pc 75 56 St. Thomas 89 79 sh 91 79 pc Salt Lake City 67 46 71 53 San Antonio 83 67 82 67 San Diego 69 59 pc 68 60 pc San Francisco 77 54 74 54 Seattle 83 54 82 52 Spokane 80 52 81 53 Tampa 89 76 89 69 pc Topeka 76 50 pc 80 57 Tucson 90 58 90 62 Washington, DC 61 51 sh 65 53 sh Wichita 75 50 pc 80 56 pc Forecasts and graphics, except the WENY 5-day forecast, provided by AccuWeather, Inc.
REGIONAL Today Tomorrow Albany 63 45 sh 65 46 Atlantic City 54 49 54 48 Buffalo 58 44 sh 59 46 Erie 57 43 sh 57 49 sh Harrisburg 59 49 61 49 sh New York City 56 47 62 47 pc Philadelphia 57 49 64 50 Rochester 55 45 sh 58 46 Scranton 55 45 57 45 Syracuse 56 47 sh 59 48 FORECAST FOR MAY 10, 2024 T-storms Showers Rain Flurries Snow Ice Cold Warm Stationary 0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110s -10s -0s Shown are noon positions of weather systems and precipitation. COUNT Trees: High (1041) Grasses: Absent Weeds: Absent Mold: Low (5996) Readings reflect pollen per cubic meter of air as of May 8. Source: Dr. Mohan Dhillon Today is Friday, May 10, the 131st day of 2024. There are 235 days left in the year.
On this date in: 1773: Parliament passed the Tea Act in an effort to save the East India Company from its financial woes. Later that year, fallout from the mea- sure led American colonists in Boston to organize the Boston Tea Party. 1775: During the Revolutionary War, Ethan Allen and Benedict Arnold led the Green Mountain Boys in the cap- ture of Fort Ticonderoga from the Brit- ish. Cannons and more were taken from the fort to Boston to bolster the colonists there. 1865: Confederate President Jefferson Davis was captured by Union Troops near Irwinville, Georgia.
Davis had planned to escape to Texas and build a new Confederacy, but he was captured by Union forces despite wearing a disguise, his cloak and shawl. 1869: The United States was connect- ed from coast to coast by the first transcontinental railroad. The ceremo- nial Golden Spike was driven during a ceremony on Promontory Summit in Utah Territory to mark the joining of the Union Pacific and Central Pacific railways. 1872: Victoria Woodhull was nominated by the Equal Rights Party, which she had helped establish, as a candidate for president. She is considered the first woman to run for president in the U.S., though women had not yet been allowed to vote.
The suffragist aimed to change that. The party nominated Fredrick Douglas for vice president, but he did not acknowledge the nomi- nation. 1924: J. Edgar Hoover began his 48- year tenure leading the FBI when he was appointed acting director of the Bureau of Investigation, which was later renamed. He was promoted to director later in the year.
1940: Winston Churchill became prime minister of the United Kingdom after the resignation of Neville Chamberlain. 1962: Marvel Comics published its first issue of Incredible 1975: Sony released its Betamax video cassette recorder in Japan. 1994: Serial killer John Wayne Gacy, convicted of 33 counts of murder, was executed by lethal injection. TODAY IN HISTORY he lost those states four years ago by more than 7 and 10 percentage points, respectively. Meanwhile, President Joe allies say Florida and North Carolina, which Trump won in 2020, are in play this time around though polls in both states show a challenge for Democrats.
Head fakes are designed to energize the base and intimidate the opposi- tion, or at least goad it into wasting time and resources in a long-shot area. about creating the said political analyst Stuart Rothenberg, a senior editor with Inside Elections. wants to claim momen- tum, growth and faux As with elections past, both major party campaigns this year are citing polls showing they have real chances in states they previously lost and ac- cusing the other side of head faking. Trump campaign senior adviser Chris LaCivita said the Biden cam- paign is a faux in Flori- da and North Carolina, while the Trump internal polls say it has real to pick up Minne- sota and Virginia. The Biden campaign says the de- bate over abortion rights will propel it in Trump-favored Florida and North Carolina.
Both Biden and Vice Presi- dent Kamala Harris have visited the states in recent weeks. A March memo from the Biden campaign said that campaign will also seize on opportunities in states where the Biden-Harris coalition is uniquely strong and the extreme MA- GA agenda is increasingly unpopular like Nevertheless, the polling in these areas is very early and subject to change. The Real Clear Politics average of recent polls gives Trump leads in North Carolina (5.4%) and Florida The RCP average in Virginia puts Bi- den ahead by 4.3 percentage points. In Minnesota, a poll gave Biden a lead, pretty much a dead heat given the margin of error in the survey. Six battleground states Trump and Biden generally agree that the election will turn on six core battleground states: Pennsylva- nia, Michigan, Wisconsin, Georgia, Ar- izona and Nevada.
Biden carried all six of those states in 2020. Trump contested the results there, including that led to his federal- and state-level indictments on charges of trying to steal the elec- tion. Trump is currently spending his days on trial in a New York City court- room over separate charges related to hush money and improper to in- the 2016 election. Stuck in New York for the case, Trump has improvised campaign events in the city and claimed he will make a play for the state of New York, though that seems the longest of long shots. Biden carried New York state in 2020 by more than 23 percentage points.
Throughout the proceedings, Trump has protested that the trial has prevent- ed him from campaigning in important states, including ones making a play for. On April 15, the day the hush money trial started, Trump complained, not in Georgia or Florida or North Caroli- na campaigning like I should Head fakes of the past Perhaps the most famous head fake in political history came during presidential run in 2016. Late in the campaign, Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton traveled to Arizona, then con- sidered a reliable Republican state. When Clinton failed to win Arizona, she was widely criticized for neglecting states like Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania all of which Trump won, narrowly, en route to victory in the Elec- toral College. President Barack Obama was not faking when he bid for North Carolina in 2008.
He actually won the Tar Heel State, the only Democrat to do so since Jimmy Carter in 1976. Obama also car- ried Florida in both 2008 and 2012. Democrats talk about flipping Texas but likely Claiming you can win the other can- state is an old tactic, said cam- paign past and present. always make noises like going to take Texas this and they never said Tim Mur- taugh, communications director for the Trump campaign in 2020. As for his side, Murtaugh cited polls showing Trump ahead in most, if not all, battleground states.
anyone can talk about winning states he win last time, he said. Simon Rosenberg, a Democratic strategist who backs Biden, pointed out that many state polls are within the sur- margin of error. He also said that the incumbent president is gaining on the former president, thanks to issues like abortion rights and sweep- ing legal charges. Democrats say Trump and his aides are exaggerating poll numbers, criticiz- ing them for claiming he contest- ed states four years ago. The former president has long made false claims about the 2020 race for the White House, calling the contest with- out evidence.
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