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Archive :: 2007 :: January 21, 2007


Local News | Weather | Sports | Lifestyles | Entertainment

Local News

Powerball Jackpot Rises to $240 Million
1 Killed, 4 Wounded in Wayne County Shooting
Apex Shooting Suspect Accused of Previous Homicide
Cumberland County Courthouse Remains Closed
Train Derails Near Downtown Raleigh

Weather

Ask the Meteorologists : If relative humidity = dew point/temp then how come the numbers don't come out correct for these calculations. Are there any other considerations for figuring out relative humidity? Craig R. Jones
Ask the Meteorologists : I was taught in the School of Meterology (Syracuse University'76) that a tornado will always travel in a northeastly direction. So if you know where you are in relation to where the tornado is, you can avoid it. Example; if a tornado is in Cary, and you're in Raleigh . . . you should head northwest. Or if Clayton, head due west. I never hear this fact on TV. Still true? Also, stay in the rain. If it's raining where you are, tornados and rain don't mix! Thanks. Tony Palaganas

Sports

High School Sports : Top 25 & Bracketology: Jan 21
WRAL Sports: The ACC & Beyond : It's Carolina and Everyone Else

Lifestyles

WRAL Adoption Blog : Just a general update

Entertainment

Gaming Guru : The Top PC Games of 2006
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