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"MONDAY, OCTOBER 21 ALMANAC FOR LOUISVILLE, KY292nd day of the year13 days until the time change61 days until the first day of winter________________________________________________________________Average high: 68Average low: 47Record high: 88 set in 1953Record low: 24 in 1952Record snow total for today's date: Trace in 1913Record rain total for today's date: 2.18\" in 1929Record low maximum temperature: 40 in 1916Record warm minimum temperature: 67 in 1979________________________________________________________________Sunrise:\u00A0 7:55 AMSunset:\u00A0 6:57 PMMoon phase: Waning gibbous89% of the moon lit tonightMoonset: 10:31 AMMoonrise: 8:51 AMTHE SKY TONIGHTVenus: visible in the southwestern sky after sunset. Sets after 9:00 PM.Mars: rises in the east around 3:30 AMJupiter: rises in the east around midnightSaturn: sets in the west before 8:00 PM__________________________________________________________________________POLLEN COUNT.........Today: \u00A0Ragweed: LOW \u00A0 Mold: LOW__________________________________________________________________________WEATHER FOLKLORE TIP OF THE DAY.....When it freezes and snows in October,January will bring mild weather.If it thunders and lightnings in October,The weather in January will resemble April in temper.Another example of a cold autumn leading to a mild winter. \u00A0 GRADE: B-NATIONAL DAYS TODAY\u00A0National Babbling DayNational Pumpkin Cheesecake DayNational Count Your Buttons DayWEATHER HISTORY....on this date in.......1743-Benjamin Franklin made the discovery that winds rotate counter clockwise around storm systems.1957-Los Angeles \u00A0 A hailstorm resulted in drifts of hail up to 18 inches deep.1975-Boston \u00A0The 6th game of the World Series was finally played after being rained out 3 days in a row.1989-Marquette, MI \u00A012.7 inches of snow.2007-Santa Ana winds to 85 mph resulted in $60 million in damage in southern California.Did you know?On average, one inch of rain equals 10 inches of snow. A wet snow will have a ration of 7:1 and a dry snow can have a ratio as much as 25:1.Weather summary.....Today was the second day in a row with frost in the Louisville area.Suburban temps dipped as low as 34 degrees.A front will move through early this evening with some post-frontal showers expected.A second front will move through Tuesday night. with a few more showers.The snowflake chance for Wednesday morning looks minimal due to dry air behind the front....however... a weak system moving through in the colder air Wednesday night has a chance to produce a light accumulating snow. More on that later today.Here is the latest 7 day forecast from the WLKY Weather Center......To see recent blog posts....click.....\u00A0 HERE"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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