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B8 WEATHER Friday, august 29, 2014 decatur, Illinois www.herald-review.com Motherhood is one of a woman's greatest gifts. DMH offers a series of educational DMH has certified lactation counselors available opportunities for mothers-to-be and new moms to provide support to women and their antl a certified lactation consultant to assist families during this exciting time. vou with after you go home. Real Dads Rock Sept 2 Prenatal Classes Sept 18, 25, Oct 2 Infant CPR Class Sept 8 Breastfeeding Basics Oct 2 HnPIPImP Ife- Birth Center Tour Sept 11 ffffWjffrn 5-DAY FORECAST FOR DECATUR, ILLINOIS TODAY'S REGIONAL FORECAST TODAY TONIGHT SATURDAY SUNDAY TUESDAY MONDAY Rockford 8468 V'. Chicago :8470 Quad-Cities 8468 Slight Chance of Showers and Storms Winds 5-12 Feels Like: 92 Slight Chance of Showers and Storms Winds 5-10 LO 69 Feels Like: 69 Slight Chance of Showers and Storms Winds 5-12 LO 70 Feels Like: 92 Chance of Showers and Storms Winds SSW 5-15 LO 67 Feels Like: 93 Few Showers and Storms Possible Winds SE5-10 LO 67 Feels Like: 89 Few Showers and Storms Possible Winds SSW 5-12 LO 68 Feels Like: 90 Peoria 8568 Bloomington 8567 Quincy 8870 Champaign YESTERDAY'S ALMANAC LOCAL LAKE LEVELS TODAY'S NATIONAL FORECAST 8668 Decatur 8769 Springfield 8869 -10s -OS OS 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110s Shown is this afternoons weather.

Temperature bands are highs for the day. Effingham Seattlei- Lake Clinton winter Summer Normal Pool Level 690.00 690.00 Yesterday's Level 690.17 Lake shelbyville Normal Pool Level 594.00 599.70 Yesterday's Level 600.11 Lake Decatur Normal Pool Level 612.50 614.40 Yesterday's Level 613.79 8869 St Louis 9174 i Jet Stream V.Boston 4 New York EvansviJIe 9070 Carbondale Decatur Temperatures High 86 LOW 67 Average High 85 Average Low 62 High Last Year 92 Low Last Year 71 Record High 99 (1953) Record Low 37 (1986) Precipitation Last 24 Hours as of 4 pm 0.04" Month to Date 4.66" Normal Month to Date 3.42" Year to Date 29.60" Normal Year to Date 27.09" Record Daily Precip 1.00" (2006) Cooling Degree Days Yesterday 12 Month to Date 259 Season to Date 895 Season to Date Last Year 796 Central Illinois (as of 4 pm) Cbiiago POLLEN FORECAST Denver Cold Front Wish. DC Kansas City i St Louis Tree Grass weed Mold Warm Front Los Angeles. Dallas Atlanta. i Phoenix Shown is today's weather.

Temperatures are today's highs and tonight's lows. Regional Discussion: A few scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible across mainly parts of central and northern Illinois today. Highs this afternoon will generally top out in the middle to upper 80s. Overall, slightly warmer than average temperatures along with an unsettled weather pattern is forecast to persist through early next week. Chicago Forecast: Partly sunny with a few showers and storms possible today and mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and storms tonight.

High around 84. Low around 70. Winds 5-15 mph. St. Louis Forecast: Partly cloudy with an isolated storm possible today and mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and storms tonight.

High around 91. Low around 74. Winds 5-12 mph. TODAY'S WORLD CITIES FORECAST Low Mod High Stationary Front Jet Stream Lower 48 Extremes Forecast and Graphics provided by: 'S 'Miami High: 112 Death Valley, California Low: 30 Spincich Lake, Michigan Occluded Front City Hi Low Prec. Flora 88 71 0.02 Hillsboro 90 68 0.00 Mattoon 87 66 0.02 Olney 89 69 0.02 Salem 89 72 0.55 Shelbyville 88 68 0.27 Sullivan 87 68 0.02 Vandalia 90 69 0.00 TODAY'S NATIONAL CITIES FORECAST SUN AND MOON First Full Last New Sep 2 Sep 8 Sep 15 Sep 24 Today Rises Sets Sun 7:32 PM Moon 10:10 AM 9:29 PM AIR QUALITY INDEX City Hi Lo Weather City Hi Lo Weather City Hi Lo Weather City Hi Lo Weather City Hi Lo Weather City Hi Lo Weather Albany NY 76 57 SUNNY Cincinnati 90 68 PTCLDY Jacksonville 92 73 PTCLDY Philadelphia 81 64 SUNNY Amsterdam 69 60 MOCLDY Lima 66 61 PTCLDY Albuquerque 86 63 PTCLDY Cleveland 84 69 MOCLDY Juneau 59 47 SHWRS Phoenix 107 81 SUNNY Auckland 60 53 PTCLDY London 70 60 MOCLDY Amarillo 88 66 MOCLDY Columbus OH 88 68 PTCLDY Kansas City 83 68 TSTRMS Pittsburgh 82 62 MOCLDY Baghdad 121 89 SUNNY Madrid 95 68 MOSUNY Anchorage 60 45 RAIN Concord NH 76 53 SUNNY Knoxville 90 67 PTCLDY Portland ME 72 57 SUNNY Bangkok 91 75 TSTRMS Manila 91 75 TSTRMS Asheville 86 60 PTCLDY Dallas 93 76 TSTRMS Las Vegas 103 80 SUNNY Portland OR 76 59 MOCLDY Beijing 82 66 PTCLDY Melbourne 68 46 PTCLDY Atlanta 92 71 SUNNY Daytona Beach 91 77 TSTRMS Little Rock 92 73 TSTRMS Reno 91 59 PTCLDY Berlin 71 57 RAIN Mexico City 79 57 MOSUNY Atlantic City 79 61 SUNNY Denver 82 57 SUNNY Los Angeles 89 68 SUNNY Sacramento 89 62 PTCLDY Bombay 84 76 TSTRMS Montreal 74 60 MOSUNY Austin 94 75 MOCLDY Des Moines 83 66 TSTRMS Louisville 92 72 PTCLDY Salt Lake City 86 65 PTCLDY Brussels 72 56 CLOUDY MOSCOW 66 49 SHWRS Baltimore 83 63 PTCLDY Detroit 79 69 MOCLDY Madison 83 67 TSTRMS San Antonio 96 78 TSTRMS Buenos Aires 67 50 SUNNY Nairobi 81 59 PTCLDY Billings 81 57 PTCLDY Duluth 69 58 SHWRS McAllen 97 79 TSTRMS San Diego 79 69 SUNNY Cairo 93 75 MOSUNY New Delhi 96 80 MOSUNY Birmingham 94 73 SUNNY El Paso 95 69 SUNNY Memphis 92 75 MOCLDY San Francisco 73 61 MOCLDY Cape Town 62 44 MOSUNY Paris 73 58 PTCLDY Bismarck 77 56 PTCLDY Fairbanks 58 37 SHWRS Miami 91 80 MOCLDY Santa Fe 82 54 PTCLDY Copenhagen 65 57 MOCLDY Rio De Janeiro 73 64 MOCLDY Boise 90 58 SUNNY Fargo 79 54 PTCLDY Milwaukee 83 69 TSTRMS Seattle 66 56 MOCLDY Dublin 63 54 SHWRS Rome 89 68 MOSUNY Boston 72 59 SUNNY Flagstaff 77 47 SUNNY Minneapolis 80 65 TSTRMS Springfield MO 85 69 TSTRMS Frankfurt 75 56 CLOUDY Santiago 59 47 PTCLDY Buffalo 76 64 MOCLDY Fort Wayne 85 69 MOCLDY Montgomery 95 73 SUNNY St.

Louis 91 74 PTCLDY Geneva 78 58 RAIN Sao Paulo 66 56 PTCLDY Burlington VT 73 59 SUNNY Green Bay 79 64 TSTRMS Nashville 93 70 SUNNY Tampa 92 78 TSTRMS Hanoi 88 79 TSTRMS Seoul 86 70 PTCLDY Casper 82 52 PTCLDY Greensboro 87 68 MOCLDY New Orleans 90 78 TSTRMS Tulsa 87 71 TSTRMS Havana 93 75 TSTRMS Shanghai 81 70 TSTRMS Charleston SC 92 73 SUNNY Hartford 79 58 SUNNY New York City 78 60 SUNNY Topeka 85 66 TSTRMS Helsinki 60 46 RAIN Sydney 63 52 PTCLDY Charleston WV 88 68 MOCLDY Honolulu 91 75 PTCLDY Norfolk 83 72 MOCLDY Tucson 100 75 SUNNY Hong Kong 87 79 TSTRMS Taipei 91 79 PTCLDY Charlotte 91 68 PTCLDY Houston 92 75 TSTRMS Oklahoma City 88 71 TSTRMS Washington DC 83 68 PTCLDY Jakarta 91 73 TSTRMS Tokyo 82 71 SHWRS Cheyenne 79 52 PTCLDY Indianapolis 89 69 TSTRMS Omaha 79 64 TSTRMS Wichita 86 67 TSTRMS Jerusalem 87 65 SUNNY Toronto 72 62 MOCLDY Chicago 84 70 TSTRMS Jackson MS 95 74 MOCLDY Orlando 94 75 TSTRMS Yuma 110 83 VRYHOT Kabul 86 62 SUNNY Warsaw 72 56 MOSUNY Mil GGood, Moderate, MU Moderately Unhealthy, Unhealthy, VU Very Unhealthy DAY BY DAY Heralds? Review Customer Service Phone Directory Circulation 1-800-453-2472 6 a.m. 4 p.m. Monday-Friday 6:30 a.m. -10 a.m. Sun.

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Copyright 2014 Herald Review. All rights reserved tor entire contents Turkey Tournament, prep sports remain huge draw in our area Jereer TIM CAIN Entertainment Editor The Turkey Tournament marks the start of the high school basketball season, and since 1970 its championship has been a prize coveted by players throughout Central Illinois. The eight-team tournament has always featured It moved to Stephen Decatur Middle School in 2005. Teams play double-elimination on the day before Thanksgiving, then the Friday and Saturday after the holiday. "If you had to name the top five Thanksgiving tournaments in the state, you'd be hard-pressed to name five better than this one," said Mel Roustio, the tournament coordinator who mm Decatur's public schools, with St.

Teresa and Mount Zion in and out of the mix over the years. In addition, powers from all over the state of Illinois have made their mark in the tourney. More than 50 players who have competed in what's now known has been credited with saving it when the Turkey Tourney bordered on extinction a dozen years ago. Whether it's high school football Friday, volleyball Tuesday and Thursday, or basketball season, Creating beautiful smiles in our community for over 40 years! A part of Decatur since 1966. 2101 North Main Street, Decatur, IL 62526 (217) 875-3080 www.drbretpedo.com Greater Decatur in 50: Memory Game Test your memory and relive recent "Greater Decatur in 50" articles with our photo memory game online.

Match photos of objects that scream the Decatur area. Photos are chosen randomly always two of each and more will be added as the series continues. There are easy, medium and expert levels, all of which you can play on any device, but levels below expert will appear better on phones and tablets. Play now at: www.herald-review.comgame where teams play nearly every night of the week and often at nearly every hour, prep athletics are a key part of life in Decatur and Macon County. We're defining greater Decatur with 50 things.

The daily series began Aug. 3. To submit a suggestion for a "thing, email Follow along at www.herald-review.com50things as the Decatur Team Soy Capital Turkey Tournament have gone on to play Division I college basketball. At least three of them were NBA players: Shaun Livingston and A.J. Guyton of Peoria Central and Springfield Lanphier's Andre Iguodala.

The tournament launched at local high schools before switching to Millikin's Griswold Center. Herald Review photo 2013: MacArthur's Kamari Jones attempts a shot during his game against East St. Louis during the Team Soy Capital Turkey Tournament..