ALEXIS
TOMORROW WILL BE
ANOTHER COOL DAY
FOR THE BASIN, WITH
TEMPERATURES ONLY
REACHING THE MID TO
LOWER 50S. THE TRANS
PECOS AND MOUNTAINS
WILL SEE ELEVATED
WINDS IN THE TEENS
MONDAY AFTERNOON,
BUT THE BASIN WILL
STAY MOSTLY UNDER 10
MILES PER HOUR. WE
CAN EXPECT TO WAKE
UP TO WIDESPREAD
CLOUD COVER, BUT
CLOUDS WILL BECOME
PATCHY FOR THE
AFTERNOON. WE'RE
STILL LOOKING TOWARD
RAIN TUESDAY
AFTERNOON, AND IT
ENDING BEFORE
WEDNESDAY MORNING
COMES. TONIGHT WE'LL
BE IN THE LOW 30S TO
START OUR MLK DAY.
TOMORROW WILL BE
ANOTHER COOL DAY
FOR THE BASIN, WITH
TEMPERATURES ONLY
REACHING THE MID TO
LOWER 50S. THE TRANS
PECOS AND MOUNTAINS
WILL SEE ELEVATED
WINDS IN THE TEENS
MONDAY AFTERNOON,
BUT THE BASIN WILL
STAY MOSTLY UNDER 10
MILES PER HOUR. WE
CAN EXPECT TO WAKE
UP TO WIDESPREAD
CLOUD COVER, BUT
CLOUDS WILL BECOME
PATCHY FOR THE
AFTERNOON. WE'RE
STILL LOOKING TOWARD
RAIN TUESDAY
AFTERNOON, AND IT
ENDING BEFORE
WEDNESDAY MORNING
COMES. TONIGHT WE'LL
BE IN THE LOW 30S TO
START OUR MLK DAY.
TOMORROW WILL BE
ANOTHER COOL DAY
FOR THE BASIN, WITH
TEMPERATURES ONLY
REACHING THE MID TO
LOWER 50S. THE TRANS
PECOS AND MOUNTAINS
WILL SEE ELEVATED
WINDS IN THE TEENS
MONDAY AFTERNOON,
BUT THE BASIN WILL
STAY MOSTLY UNDER 10
MILES PER HOUR. WE
CAN EXPECT TO WAKE
UP TO WIDESPREAD
CLOUD COVER, BUT
CLOUDS WILL BECOME
PATCHY FOR THE
AFTERNOON. WE'RE
STILL LOOKING TOWARD
RAIN TUESDAY
AFTERNOON, AND IT
ENDING BEFORE
WEDNESDAY MORNING
COMES. TONIGHT WE'LL
BE IN THE LOW 30S TO
START OUR MLK DAY.
TEMPERATURES ONLY
REACHING THE MID TO
LOWER 50S. THE TRANS
PECOS AND MOUNTAINS
WILL SEE ELEVATED
WINDS IN THE TEENS
MONDAY AFTERNOON,
BUT THE BASIN WILL
STAY MOSTLY UNDER 10
MILES PER HOUR. WE
CAN EXPECT TO WAKE
UP TO WIDESPREAD
CLOUD COVER, BUT
CLOUDS WILL BECOME
PATCHY FOR THE
AFTERNOON. WE'RE
STILL LOOKING TOWARD
RAIN TUESDAY
AFTERNOON, AND IT
ENDING BEFORE
WEDNESDAY MORNING
COMES. TONIGHT WE'LL
BE IN THE LOW 30S TO
START OUR MLK DAY.
TOMORROW WILL BE
ANOTHER COOL DAY
FOR THE BASIN, WITH
TEMPERATURES ONLY
JUYEON
ACCORDING TO THE
LEBANESE RED CROSS...
AT LEAST 220 PEOPLE
WERE INJURED --