By Gretchen Woiffenbach and Burton Bernstein The New Yorker, April 15 , 1961P. 35 One showery afternoon last week a young lady waited too close to the curb for the Madison Avenue bus.
The New Yorker, April 15 , 1961P. 35 One showery afternoon last week a young lady waited too close to the curb for the Madison Avenue bus.
LONDON — On a showery afternoon last week in West London, a ripple of enthusiasm went through the trading floor of CF Partners, a privately owned financial company.
Amounts will vary due to showery environment this weekend.
"While many places may see some light, showery precipitation this week, it does not appear that this event will bring the kind of widespread significant rain and snow that is currently needed," said UCLA climate scientist Daniel Swain.
"Retailers were blessed with a hot start of the month during their summer clearances, followed by a showery and cooler second half, making the new autumn ranges attractive and relevant as they arrived on display," its sales report said.
The New Yorker, May 18 , 1935P. 16 A man entered one of the express elevators in the Graybar Building on a showery day of last week, wet and testy.
By Thomas G. Smith, Harold Ross, and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, May 18 , 1935P. 16 A man entered one of the express elevators in the Graybar Building on a showery day of last week, wet and testy.
Famed World War I Gen. John J. Pershing's funeral cortege crossed the bridge on a showery day in July 1948.
Ron Helmer, the Georgetown coach, noted that the 1996 and 1998 Hoya winners ran under similar conditions to yesterday's showery overcast, sub-45-degree weather.
