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SEPTEMBER7, 2019
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Eastern Massachusettsair quality
GOOD MOD. UNHEALTHY HAZARDOUS
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Trees Weeds Grass Mold
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Absent LowLow N.A.
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●Travel delays possible,CClouds,FFog,HHaze,IIce,PcPartly Cloudy,RRain,ShShowers,SSun,SnSnow,FlFlurries,TThunderstorms,WWindy
Boston’s forecast
Temperatures are
today’s highs
and tonight’s lows.
MountWashington
Almanac
Climate data are compiled from NationalWeather Service records and are subjectto chang e or correction.
New England marineforecast
Wind Seas Temp Wind Seas Temp
Cities
Today Tomorrow Today Tomorrow Today Tomorrow Today Tomorrow
Forecast high and lowtemperatures andconditions
TODAY:Rain will end early and gusty winds will diminish
as Dorian quickly moves away. Clouds will break for sun-
shine during the afternoon.
TOMORROW:High pressure will build across the
area bringing dry and warmer weather with a good
deal of sunshine.Partly cloudyat night.
EXTENDED:It will turn a littlecooler on
Monday,butmostofNewEnglandwillbe
dry. Increasing cloudsTuesday with show-
ers at night inland.
New Englandforecast
Tides A.M. P. M. High tides A.M.P. M. High tides A.M.P. M.
High tides
Old Orchard ME 6:35 6:53
Hampton
Beach NH 6:49 7:07
Plum Island 6:43 7:05
Ipswich 6:34 6:52
Gloucester 6:37 6:56
Marblehead 6:37 6:56
Lynn 6:43 6:59
Scituate 6:39 7:01
Plymouth 6:37 7:01
Cape Cod
Canal East 6:28 6:50
Cape Cod
CanalWest 5:27
Falmouth 6:21 6:40
HyannisPort 7:52 8:00
Chatham 7:46 8:00
Wellfleet 6:51 7:10
Provincetown 6:40 6:59
Nantucket
Harbor 7:57 8:06
Oak Bluffs 6:57 7:34
New Bedford 3:05 3:42
Newport RI 2:58 3:35
Boston high 6:37 6:56
Height 9.0 9.9
Boston low 12:1812:34
Height 0.4 1.3
Weather Dense fog
Visibility 0 miles
Wind east-southeastat 13 m.p.h.
High/lowtemperature 44/37
Snow depthat 5 p.m. 0.0”
(5 p.m.yesterday)
Yesterday’s high/low 68°/59°
Sunrise 6:15 a.m.
Sunset 7:09 p.m.
Moonrise 3:26 p.m.
24 Hr.Precipitation
Yesterday 0.00”
Precip days in September 2
Monthto date 1.44”
Norm. monthto date 0.61”
Year to date 35.77”
Norm.year to date 29.23”
(valid at 5 p.m.yesterday)
Forecasts and graphics provided byAccuWeather, Inc.©2019
Boston Harbor N 20-30 kts. 2-4 ft. 69/59
East Cape
Cod Canal N 20-40 kts. 8-12 ft. 66/57
Buzzards Bay N 20-40 kts. 4-7 ft. 65/57
Martha’s
Vineyard N 20-40 kts. 6-12 ft. 68/57
Nantucket N 20-40 kts. 6-12 ft. 67/59
Provincetown N 25-45 kts. 8-12 ft. 63/56
Atlanta 95/69 S 95/72 S
Atlantic City 82/60 Pc 80/60 S
Charlotte 92/67 S 90/70 S
Chicago 76/60 Pc 69/59 Sh
Dallas 100/75Pc 98/75 S
Denver 87/57 Pc 82/57 T
Detroit 75/57 Pc 71/55 C
Fort Myers 91/75 Pc 91/75 Pc
Los Angeles 87/64 S 79/62 S
Miami 92/79 Pc 91/81 Pc
New Orleans 98/79 S 96/78 S
NewYork City 76/62 Pc 77/61 S
Philadelphia 81/63 S 79/63 Pc
Phoenix 108/85 S 101/78 S
Salt Lake City 90/65 Pc 79/57 C
San Francisco 71/58 Pc 74/58 Pc
Seattle 73/60 Pc 70/59 R
Washington 84/66 S 83/67 Pc
Beijing 96/68 Pc 99/69 S
Cancun 90/76 Pc 89/77Pc
Mexico City 75/55 Pc 74/56 T
Montreal 66/52 Sh 64/49 Pc
Toronto 71/51 C 67/48 C
Vancouver 69/56 C 67/56 Pc
Jerusalem 81/68 S 80/67 Pc
London 67/46 Pc 66/52 Pc
Moscow 71/52 Pc 71/53 C
Paris 69/50 Pc 66/47 Pc
Rome 80/63 Pc 80/64 T
San Juan 87 /76 Pc 89/78 Pc
Stockholm 61/47 R 63/53 Sh
Tokyo 87/78 Pc 86/80 R
HIGH
LOW
6A.M. NOON 6 P.M.
Pleasant andwarmer
with partial sunshine
as high pressure builds
across the area. It will
be clearto partly cloudy during
the night.
SUNDAY
73-78
55-60
HIGH
LOW
6A.M. NOON 6 P.M.
A weak cold front will
pass throughearly in the
day. No rain is expected,
but af ternoontempera-
tures will lower. Clear at night.
MONDAY
69-74
54-59
HIGH
LOW
6A.M. NOON 6 P.M.
High pressure will be
nearby providing dry
weather with a mixture
of clouds andsunshine.
Partly cloudy andcomfor table
at night.
TUESDAY
67-72
57-62
HIGH
LOW
6A.M. NOON 6 P.M.
A warm front crossing
the ar ea co uld bring a
morning shower or two.
Otherwise, it will turn
warmer during the afternoon
with somesunshine.
WEDNESDAY
75-80
62-67
HIGH
LOW
6A.M. NOON 6 P.M.
Rain and gusty winds
from HurricaneDorian
in the morning; clouds
givingway to somesun,
breezy in the afternoon.Rough
surf and beach erosion.
TODAY
67-72
57-62
West leads a spade against 3NT. Declarer puts up
dummy’s jack and follows with a sneaky 10 from his hand.
Dummy leads a heart: four, jack, king. What shouldWest
do next?
If Southhas the bare king of spades left, West can lay
down his ace. Otherwise, he must hope East can get in for
a spade return.
West must rely on defensivesignals. On the first spade
East plays the eight, a “count” signal to show aneven num-
ber of spades. Defenders normally signal “attitude” first —
they encourage or discourage — but hereEast’s “attitude”
is evident when he can’t beat the jack, so “count” applies.
(Also, East’s four of hearts atTrick Two showed an odd
number: five, presumably.)
West can see that South is short of nine tricks unless he
hastheaceofclubs.IfWestreturnsasafeheart,Eastwill
get in with the ace of clubs later and lead a spade for down
at least one.
DAILY QUESTIONYou hold:♠A Q 7 6 3♥♥K 2♦♦8 7♣J 8
4 2. Your partner opens one heart, you respond one spade
and he bidstwo diamonds.The opponents pass. What do
you say?
ANSWER:This case is close. If your jack of clubs were the
queen, you would definitely have enough strength to invite
game and would try 2NT. If partner had anythingextra,
he would bid again.As it is, your hand is borderline for a
game invitation. I would settle for a conservative return to
two hearts.
North
♠
♥♥
♦♦
♣
West East
♠ ♠
♥♥ ♥♥
♦♦ ♦♦
♣ ♣
South
♠
♥♥
♦♦
♣
South dealer — Both sides vulnerable
J 9 2
Q 10 3
A Q 4
Q 7 6 3
A Q 7 6 3
K 2
8 7
J 8 4 2
8 4
9 8 7 6 4
10 9 3
A 10 9
K 10 5
A J 5
K J 65 2
K 5
South West North East
1 NT Pass 3 NT AllPass
Opening lead —♠ 6
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ROSE IS ROSEby Pat Brady & Don Wimmer
ADAM@HOMEby Rob Harrell
MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMMby Mike Peters
BIZARROby Wayno & Piraro
ZIPPY“Oom-Pah-Pah, Oom-Pah-Pah” by Bill Griffith
HAPPY BIRTHDAYfor Satur-
day, Sept. 7, 2019:
This year, you open up to a new
possibilitythatyoucanchannel
your creativity into. If single, you
might tumble into a passionate
romance that serves as a muse. If
you'reattached, you and your
partner grow together. You could
find that you fall in love all over
again. You findeven more ties to-
gether than you thought possi-
ble. CAPRICORN oftenrains on
your parade.
ARIES(March 21-April 19)
Be willing to take astand and
deal with an older individual
who often causes you a hassle.
Keep your interactions clear and
direct. Your imagination comes
up with agood solution.Tonight:
Off to enjoy your Saturday night.
TAURUS(April 20-May 20)
Reach out for someone you care
about who livesat a distance.
You always seem to produce
memorable times together. De-
cide to meet halfway in the near
future, preferably by water.To-
night:Join a friend.
GEMINI(May 21-June 20)
You could beexcited about your
plans.Get to gether with a special
friendor person early in the day.
You seem to have plans that in-
volve fishing or being around wa-
ter. Go do them before th e
weather becomes too cold.To-
night: Dance to another person's
tune.
CANCER(June 21-July 22)
Defer to a partneror dear friend.
If you're too assertive about your
plans, the other party sometimes
feels pressured. Eliminate that
problem,at leas t fo r today. A
mini-trip could be in the offing.
Tonight: Say yes to an offer.
LEO(July 23-Aug. 22)
You might be surprised that you
feel the need to slow down or
clear out a project. Th e ever-so-
cial being that lives within you
might be happy for some time
off. Think twice about your
plans. Some of you might want
to cancel or adjust plans made
several days ago.Tonight: Doing
what feels right.
VIRGO(Aug. 23-Sept. 22)
You might surprise a close friend
or loved one.You mi ght start the
day semi-OK, but you end the
day partying away -- if you have
the right company. Make sure to
pick up the phone for anextro-
verted friend.Join them.To-
night: Don't worry about time.
Frolic away.
LIBRA(Sept. 23-Oct. 22)
Stay anchored in the knowledge
that you have pushedhard to
achi eve a certainattitude or
mood between you and another
person.As you relate in a semi-
new style, be sure that theeffort
is worth it.Tonight: Stay opento
an of fbeat suggestion.
SCORPIO(Oct. 23-Nov. 21)
You might note a mood change.
At first, you could be over-
whelmed byall that's going on
around you.Consider alterna-
tivesto the present scenario.Go
for a dayexcursion with a favor-
ite person, or perhaps invite a
loved one out for a picnic.To-
night: Stay close to home.
SAGITTARIUS(Nov. 22-Dec. 21)
You could be too tired to contin-
ue at the present pace.You've
been on thego, full speed ahead,
for days now.Take some time
just for you. Schedule a massage.
Take a nap ortwo. Tonight: Out
and about.Keep track of your
spending.
CAPRICORN(Dec. 22-Jan. 19)
Listen to news with a bit ofcyni-
cism.You might be seeing holes
in what another person is pre-
senting as a fun idea.How you
divertattention from one idea to
anothercould take skill.Tonight:
All smiles. Others find youradi-
ant.
AQUARIUS(Jan. 20-Feb. 18)
Your enthusia sm about fulfilling
your plans or visiting with a
friendseems to cave in.Take a
deep breath;stop. Recognize
that you simply might have over-
committed or pushed yourself to
the max.Tonight: Order in —
please.
PISCES(Feb. 19-March 20)
You might not be sure of what
you want to do, or maybe you
cannot make a choice between
different ideas.Go with the flow;
make the most of what another
person would like to do.Tonight:
Wherever you are, you feel like
you'reat a party.
Jacqueline Bigar isat http://www.jac-
quelinebigar.com.
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