Monday, March 06, 2000
Love Sunday weather? It gets better today
BY SARA J. BENNETT
The Cincinnati Enquirer
Sunday was a day that challenged Tristaters to stay indoors.
“It's crazy,” said Chad Smith, a pro at Kings Island's Golf Center, of Sunday's nothing-to-complain-about day. More than 400 people packed the courses Sunday, when the high temperature reached 68 degrees.
“Nobody can believe it,” he added. “They're saying it's just like summer.”
Those unable to get out Sunday are in luck. Today and Tuesday are expected to be even nicer.
Today's high is expected to reach 72, while Tuesday's temperature will hit 76 — 2 degrees shy of the 1974 record.
But that should be the end of the balmy weather for a few days. Temperatures are expected to start falling on Wednesday, bringing a chance for showers and thunderstorms.
By Friday, high temperatures should be back in the more seasonal low 50s.
As if sensing the impending return of gray skies, folks across the Tristate savored ev ery minute of the weather.
Hikers packed the trails at Cincinnati Nature Center's Rowe Woods in Milford to look at a bonanza of wildflowers.
“We've had a lot of people coming in and saying what a glorious day it is and how glad they are to get out,” said Sharon York, a gift shop employee.
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