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Wednesday, April 26, 2017 Weather & Comicswww.aberdeennews.com 9B Aberdeen Weather Today Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday High: 39° High: 50° High: 52° High: 56° High: 60° High: 62° High: 63° Low: 22° Low: 22° Low: 25° Low: 28° Low: 31° Low: 34° Low: 34° An a.m. snow Some Clouds giving Intervals of A couple Warmer with shower; mostly brightening and Mostly cloudy way to some clouds and of showers low clouds cloudy cool sun sunshine possible Winds: N at 12-25 mph Winds: N at 8-16 mph Winds: E at 8-16 mph Winds: E at 7-14 mph Winds: NNE at 6-12 mph Winds: SW at 6-12 mph Winds: NE at 6-12 mph Almanac Regional Weather National Weather Aberdeen through 9 p.m. yesterday South DakotaNorth Dakota Minnesota Temperature Clouds breaking for some Cold today with clouds and Snow today, accumulating High/low ........................ 37°/33° sun today. A snow shower sun. Periods of snow in the 1-3 inches in the north and Normal high/low ............. 62°/36° in spots in the east during morning, accumulating 1-2 west; rain and sleet in the Record high ................ 97° in 1962 the morning; warmer in the inches, then a fl urry in the morning, then a fl urry in Record low ................. 19° in 2013 south and central parts. southeast; a fl urry in the central parts. Showers in Precipitation east. the south and east. 24 hrs to 9 p.m. .................. 0.00" Winnipeg Shown is today’s weather. Temperatures Month to date ...................... 1.20" Regina 41/25 are today’s highs and tonight’s lows. Year to date ......................... 2.55" Last year to date .................. 4.23" 42/23 Minot International Falls Normal year to date .............. 3.60" 44/25 Grand Forks 30/19 Wind 37/24 Top speed/dir. ........ NNE at 24 mph Williston Occurred ............................ 9 a.m. 47/23 Fargo Duluth Agriculture Today Bismarck 37/23 Brainerd 34/22 Lowest daytime humidity .......... 60% 45/27 Highest daytime dew point ....... 30% 36/22 Chance of precip. ................... 50% Amount of precip. .................. 0.03" Evapotranspiration .................. 0.06 Aberdeen 39/22 Minneapolis Oahe Reservoir Mobridge 44/32 47/26 Shown are noon positions of weather systems and precipitation. Temperature bands are highs for the day. Forecast high/low Elevation ................... 1608.43' Rapid City Watertown temperatures are given for selected cities. 24-hour change ............. +0.12' 35/23 42/20 Eau Claire Discharge ............... 26.50 kcfs 51/30 Water temperature ........... 43° Pierre 49/23 Sioux Falls Rochester Today Thu. Today Thu. Sun and Moon Mitchell City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Sunrise today ........... 6:30 a.m. 45/27 44/29 51/31 Albuquerque 69 46 s 73 45 pc Louisville 87 64 s 71 52 t Sunset tonight .......... 8:34 p.m. Baltimore 70 55 pc 82 62 pc Milwaukee 67 43 t 52 39 sh Moonrise today ........ 7:01 a.m. Today Thu. Today Thu. Boston 57 51 r 61 54 r New Orleans 86 66 pc 85 72 pc Moonset today ......... 8:59 p.m. Buffalo 73 58 pc 83 52 c Oklahoma City 56 41 sh 71 55 pc City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Cleveland 82 63 pc 78 51 t Orlando 87 65 s 96 70 s New First Full Last Britton 33 24 sf 43 23 c Leola 40 24 sf 50 25 c Dallas 73 49 t 82 67 s Philadelphia 68 57 r 80 61 pc Ellendale, ND 36 24 sf 47 24 c Mobridge 47 26 pc 53 27 c Helena 55 38 sh 51 33 pc Phoenix 89 66 s 92 68 s Faulkton 42 26 pc 51 28 c Redfi eld 41 24 sf 51 26 c Honolulu 86 72 s 85 72 sh Pittsburgh 80 61 s 86 55 t Gettysburg 45 25 pc 51 29 c Summit 33 24 sf 42 25 c Kansas City 55 38 r 61 49 pc St. Louis 74 49 t 67 55 c Ipswich 41 25 sf 51 26 c Webster 33 25 sf 43 25 c Apr 26 May 2 May 10 May 18 Las Vegas 86 66 pc 84 60 pc San Diego 74 61 s 73 61 pc Forecasts and graphics provided by AccuWeather, Inc. ©2017 Weather (W): s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, r-rain, sf-snow fl urries, sn-snow, i-ice BABY BLUES BABY TAKE IT FROM IT FROM TAKE THE TINKERSONS BEETLE BAILEY BEETLE PICKLES WIZARD OF ID JUDGE PARKER GARFIELD DILBERT THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME by David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. SNIYH ©2017 Tribune Content Agency, LLC All Rights Reserved. CCOLK HAGAR THE HORRIBLE HAGAR AMTENG Check out the new, free JUSTthe new, Check out JUMBLEapp ARQUES Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, as suggested by the above cartoon. (Answers tomorrow) Jumbles: ELOPE BRICK RATHER PODIUM Yesterday’s Answer: The chemists ate lunch every day at the — PERIODIC TABLE HI AND LOIS SHOE REX MORGAN ¡ ¢ £ ¤ ¥ ¦ ¤ ” BLONDIE USA TODAY 2B WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 2017 Some of his strongest backers do worry that Trump creates trou- ‘He’s not being ble for himself. Jason Felts, 43, of Galax, Va., says the president is spending too much time on the pushed around’ golf course. “I think he’s his worst enemy,” says Pat Jollif, 59, of Rochester, Ind. “He won’t keep his v CONTINUED FROM 1B Dammer, 45, of Zephyrhills, Fla. mouth shut.” The confirmation of Neil Gor- Trump’s propensity to post pro- the outcome?” such to the Supreme Court also vocative tweets continues to alarm The panel, drawn from Trump was praised by several panelists. several of them. “I was disappoint- voters in a USA TODAY/Sufolk There was a consensus as well ed when he tweeted about the sur- University Poll in December, aims on the president’s biggest defeat: veillance,” says Joanne Musial, 65, to provide an unscientific snap- the failure to repeal and replace of Canadensis, Pa., in a reference shot at how he’s doing among ini- the Afordable Care Act, some- to Trump’s unsubstantiated claim tial supporters. (One original thing he had vowed to do in his that President Obama wiretapped panelist has died since February; first 100 days in oice and a prom- Trump Tower during the cam- another Trump voter from the ise congressional Republicans paign. “He threw something out same poll was added.) have been making for more than MICHAEL CLEVENGER, COURIER-JOURNAL, VIA USA TODAY NETWORK there, and then everybody was Asked for Trump’s biggest seven years. GOP leaders pulled President Trump has continued to connect directly with his base like, what?” achievement, half cite his deci- the bill from the House floor after in campaign-style rallies such as this one in Louisville last month. What they say they do like is sion to order a cruise-missile it became clear it didn’t have the Trump’s straight talk, as well as his strike on a Syrian air base after votes to pass. 100% Donald Trump’s fault.” John Moon, 63, of Kamas, Utah, focus on jobs and his energy. “He government forces were blamed “The Obamacare repeal: totally On several fronts, many sup- suspects a conspiracy: “I believe talked about ‘Make America Great for a chemical weapons attack inept,” says Ken Cornacchione, 65, porters suggest that someone else, the Democrats and Russians are Again,’ (and) he’s on the path,” says on civilians. Several praise it as a of Venice, Fla. David McDonough, from recalcitrant Republicans to working together to slow down Monty Chandler, 45, of Church show of U.S. muscle: “Letting 55, of Brownsburg, Ind., demands, opposition Democrats, is to blame and stop Trump from completing Point, La. “We’re not even 100 the world know that we’re here; “Why couldn’t we get health care for Trump’s problems. “They’re his agenda.” days in, less than three months in, we’re not going to be pushed repealed?” not giving him a fair chance what- To be clear, there is no evidence and he’s already moving and shak- around by anybody,” says Rick But, he adds, “it may not be soever,” Kimble says of Democrats. of that. ing.” Tax teeter-totter: Some go down as others rise v CONTINUED FROM 1B of a border adjustment tax. Trump’s initial proposal, which he is likely to discuss Wednesday, may not include a border tax, but “They’re going to it’s a key provision of what con- gressional GOP members push. come for every little Last fall, Wilson-Taylor no- penny that you have. ticed the $900 she took home ev- ery month from her two jobs — Where is the help one as a cashier at a Payless shoe store and another as a part-time when we need it?” banquet server at the Asheville Crowne Plaza spa and fitness re- sort — didn’t last as long. That’s because she was paying more in state sales taxes. Wilson-Taylor’s state tax re- fund last year was half of, or about $250 less, what she re- ceived in 2015. That delayed until this past December her purchase of a 2001 gold Toyota Camry she needed to better juggle getting to work and picking up her 6-year- old son, Zyheim, from school. The state’s tax changes, she said, make it harder to reach her dream: moving out of the Lee Walker Heights public housing complex.