THE BULLETIN • TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 2021 A13
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TODAY
WEDNESDAY
TONIGHT
HIGH
41°
LOW
24°
An a.m. rain or snow
shower; mostly cloudy
Partly cloudy
Intervals of clouds and sun
FRIDAY
46°
34°
40°
24°
ALMANAC
SATURDAY
44°
29°
Rain and drizzle in the
a.m., then showers
SUNDAY
43°
34°
Cloudy with snow showers
in the afternoon
TEMPERATURE
Yesterday Normal
Record
46°
44° 66° in 1996
36°
24°
3° in 1923
PRECIPITATION
24 hours through 5 p.m. yesterday
Trace
Record
1.09" in 1904
Month to date (normal)
0.28" (0.62")
Year to date (normal)
0.94" (2.15")
Barometric pressure at 4 p.m.
29.73"
SUN, MOON AND PLANETS
Rise/Set
Today
Wed.
Sun
7:03am/5:36pm 7:01am/5:38pm
Moon
9:34am/10:53pm 9:55am/11:55pm
Mercury 6:05am/4:19pm 6:01am/4:12pm
Venus
6:46am/4:43pm 6:46am/4:46pm
Mars
10:09am/12:55am 10:07am/12:54am
Jupiter
6:29am/4:17pm 6:26am/4:14pm
Saturn
6:10am/3:42pm 6:06am/3:39pm
Uranus 9:43am/11:38pm 9:39am/11:34pm
First
Full
Last
New
Feb 19
Feb 27
Mar 5
Mar 13
Tonight's sky: Monoceros, the unicorn, is
east of Orion, between the bright "dog" stars,
Sirius and Procyon.
Source: Jim Todd, OMSI
UV INDEX TODAY
10 a.m.
Noon
2 p.m.
4 p.m.
1
1
1
0
The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index ™ number,
the greater the need for eye and skin protection. 0-2 Low,
3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Very High; 11+ Extreme.
ROAD CONDITONS
For web cameras of our passes, go to
www.bendbulletin.com/webcams
I-84 at Cabbage Hill: Snowfall of an inch or
two today. Cold tonight with fl urries.
US 20 at Santiam Pass: Chilly today with
periods of snow, accumulating 1-3 inches.
US 26 at Gov't Camp: Snow today, accumu-
lating 1-3 inches. Flurries tonight.
US 26 at Ochoco Divide: A bit of snow this
morning leaving up to an inch.
ORE 58 at Willamette Pass: Chilly today
with snowfall of 2-3 inches. Additional snow
showers tonight.
ORE 138 at Diamond Lake: Snowfall of an
inch or two today. Partial clearing tonight.
SKI REPORT
EAST: Cold Tuesday
with scattered
snowfall of 1-3 inches.
Clouds and sun
Wednesday with a few
fl urries.
CENTRAL: Scattered
areas of light snow
Tuesday totaling an
inch or two. Mainly dry
and chilly Wednesday.
NATIONAL
Hood
River
Yesterday
Today Wednesday
Yesterday
Today Wednesday
Yesterday
Today Wednesday
City
Hi/Lo/Prec. Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W
City
Hi/Lo/Prec. Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W
City
Hi/Lo/Prec. Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W
Astoria
48/38/0.71 47/38/sh 47/37/c
La Grande
40/30/0.01 38/30/sn 37/13/sf
Portland
49/30/0.45 47/36/sh 47/35/c
Baker City
38/27/0.12 40/25/sf 37/16/c
La Pine
40/32/0.26 36/20/sn 38/19/c
Prineville
46/28/0.03 42/25/c 38/22/pc
Brookings
49/48/0.53 50/37/sh 52/43/c
Medford
54/43/0.27 48/33/sh 49/36/pc
Redmond
47/21/0.04 42/24/c 42/22/pc
Burns
44/32/0.21 38/24/pc 36/16/pc
Newport
50/45/0.61 48/38/sh 48/40/c
Roseburg
53/47/0.23 49/36/sh 49/38/c
Salem
53/38/0.38 48/34/sh 48/35/c
Eugene
53/47/0.23 50/35/sh 49/37/c
North Bend
51/48/0.38 51/37/sh 52/43/c
Klamath Falls
44/33/0.21 41/19/sf 44/23/pc
Ontario
37/29/0.37 44/25/c 42/18/pc
Sisters
41/21/0.46 41/25/sn 41/24/c
Lakeview
41/28/0.22 38/16/sf 38/21/pc
Pendleton
33/18/0.49 38/33/sn 38/21/pc
The Dalles
36/22/0.43 43/37/pc 45/30/c
Weather(W): s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, r-rain, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, i-ice, Tr-trace, Yesterday data as of 5 p.m. yesterday
NATIONAL WEATHER
-10s
-0s
0s
10s
20s
30s
40s
50s
60s
70s
80s
90s
100s
110s
NATIONAL
EXTREMES
YESTERDAY (for the
T-storms
Yesterday
City
Hi/Lo/Prec.
Abilene
13/-1/Tr
Akron
26/21/0.18
Albany
24/17/0.10
Albuquerque
27/10/Tr
Anchorage
20/13/0.00
Atlanta
48/43/0.80
Atlantic City
38/36/0.18
Austin
27/12/0.44
Baltimore
39/34/0.03
Billings
8/-8/Tr
Birmingham
47/34/0.60
Bismarck
12/-22/0.00
Boise
39/31/0.33
Boston
32/30/0.03
Bridgeport, CT 35/32/Tr
Buffalo
28/15/0.06
Burlington, VT
23/10/0.02
Caribou, ME
23/1/0.06
Charleston, SC 56/42/0.01
Charlotte
42/37/0.58
Chattanooga
44/37/0.74
Cheyenne
23/-15/0.00
Chicago
12/0/0.08
Cincinnati
22/17/0.30
Cleveland
22/19/0.17
Colorado Springs 18/-16/Tr
Columbia, MO
1/-4/0.21
Columbia, SC
49/40/0.30
Columbus, GA
55/44/1.05
Columbus, OH
25/19/0.28
Concord, NH
28/20/0.05
Corpus Christi
31/17/0.01
Dallas
14/4/0.08
Dayton
20/15/0.29
Denver
19/-16/Tr
Des Moines
-3/-10/Tr
Detroit
17/12/0.20
Duluth
2/-24/0.00
El Paso
52/14/Tr
Fairbanks
2/-26/0.00
Fargo
-2/-21/0.00
Flagstaff
39/18/0.00
Grand Rapids
13/8/0.14
Green Bay
6/-12/0.00
Greensboro
37/33/0.34
Harrisburg
36/33/0.03
Hartford, CT
31/29/0.01
Helena
16/1/0.03
Honolulu
82/69/0.04
Houston
25/17/0.22
Huntsville
38/29/1.09
Indianapolis
16/10/0.43
Jackson, MS
26/19/0.53
Jacksonville
72/50/0.18
Today Wednesday
Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W
34/23/c
24/13/sn
20/4/c
22/18/c
34/15/sn
24/10/s
42/22/r
38/20/pc
28/24/sn
32/25/sf
38/26/pc 52/41/pc
53/28/r
35/33/pc
32/24/pc
35/24/i
52/24/r
37/27/pc
24/15/sn
23/9/sn
33/21/pc 49/40/pc
9/-3/c
16/2/pc
40/23/sn 37/18/pc
43/24/r
31/20/s
44/23/r
34/23/s
24/4/sn
22/12/pc
30/11/sn
21/4/s
21/14/sn
22/2/s
60/32/pc 55/47/pc
51/26/pc 48/36/pc
34/23/pc
47/37/c
33/11/c
26/6/sn
20/2/sn
20/13/c
20/4/c
24/21/sn
21/4/sn
21/16/pc
36/14/sn 30/15/sn
14/5/pc
20/9/sn
52/29/pc 52/44/pc
42/27/pc 54/45/pc
20/3/c
23/20/sn
36/17/sn
27/8/s
45/37/c
53/30/c
22/19/pc 27/20/sn
18/0/c
21/18/sn
38/15/sn 30/15/sn
3/-7/pc
15/4/c
20/-3/sn 21/12/pc
9/-9/pc
10/1/sn
52/39/c
53/31/pc
13/0/sn
18/1/pc
2/-9/pc
9/-3/pc
37/14/sn 35/11/pc
17/-4/sn 22/11/pc
17/-5/sf
19/9/sn
50/24/pc 44/31/pc
46/22/r
32/24/pc
41/20/sh
30/17/s
34/21/sf
30/12/sn
83/71/pc
81/69/c
34/29/pc
41/29/r
26/18/c
44/36/sh
18/0/pc
21/16/sn
28/18/c
41/31/r
64/37/pc 59/53/sh
Amsterdam
Athens
Auckland
Baghdad
Bangkok
Beijing
Beirut
Berlin
Bogota
Budapest
Buenos Aires
Cabo San Lucas
Cairo
Calgary
Cancun
Dublin
Edinburgh
Geneva
Harare
Hong Kong
Istanbul
Jerusalem
Johannesburg
Lima
Lisbon
London
Madrid
Manila
48/44/r
41/33/sn
73/61/r
82/64/pc
91/78/pc
32/11/s
67/49/t
39/36/sh
65/45/c
33/27/pc
77/63/pc
73/57/s
60/45/pc
23/8/sn
77/72/sh
51/43/sh
51/39/sh
53/40/pc
72/59/t
74/62/s
36/32/sf
58/36/s
74/51/pc
79/70/c
63/53/c
53/46/r
60/39/c
86/73/pc
City
Juneau
Kansas City
Lansing
Las Vegas
Lexington
Lincoln
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Louisville
Madison, WI
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Nashville
New Orleans
New York City
Newark, NJ
Norfolk, VA
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Orlando
Palm Springs
Peoria
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland, ME
Providence
Raleigh
Rapid City
Reno
Richmond
Rochester, NY
Sacramento
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
San Antonio
San Diego
San Francisco
San Jose
Santa Fe
Savannah
Seattle
Sioux Falls
Spokane
Springfi eld, MO
Tampa
Tucson
Tulsa
Washington, DC
Wichita
Yakima
Yuma
Shown are today’s noon positions of weather systems and precipitation. Temperature bands are highs for the day.
Rain
Showers
Snow
Flurries
Ice
Warm Front
Stationary Front
Cold Front
Source: OnTheSnow.com
39/34/0.68
40/30/0.33
73/66/1.06
81/54/0.00
93/75/0.00
42/17/0.00
66/55/0.00
34/4/0.06
68/50/0.04
39/18/0.00
82/68/0.16
73/56/0.00
70/54/0.00
5/-11/Tr
88/75/0.00
54/45/0.04
50/43/0.04
45/25/0.04
77/62/0.10
81/63/0.00
37/32/0.36
59/46/0.00
80/61/0.37
78/68/0.00
66/46/0.00
54/39/0.44
57/37/0.00
88/77/0.00
50/43/sh
48/38/pc
76/55/pc
69/46/c
89/76/sh
39/11/s
53/47/r
42/36/sh
67/47/c
41/33/r
80/66/s
72/54/s
54/49/pc
24/5/s
84/77/pc
49/39/pc
48/39/r
55/35/s
67/59/r
73/60/s
38/30/sn
41/38/sh
78/62/s
77/67/c
62/55/pc
52/48/r
61/39/pc
86/74/pc
Mecca
Mexico City
Montreal
Moscow
Nairobi
Nassau
New Delhi
Osaka
Oslo
Ottawa
Paris
Rio de Janeiro
Rome
Santiago
Sao Paulo
Sapporo
Seoul
Shanghai
Singapore
Stockholm
Sydney
Taipei City
Tel Aviv
Tokyo
Toronto
Vancouver
Vienna
Warsaw
Pelosi: Independent panel
will examine Capitol riot
BY HOPE YEN
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON — House
Speaker Nancy Pelosi said
Monday that Congress will es-
tablish an independent, Sept.
11-style commission to exam-
ine the deadly insurrection that
took place at the U.S. Capitol.
Pelosi said the commission
will “investigate and report on
the facts and causes relating to
the January 6, 2021, domestic
terrorist attack upon the United
States Capitol Complex … and
relating to the interference with
the peaceful transfer of power.”
In a letter to Democratic col-
leagues, Pelosi said the House
will also put forth supplemental
spending to boost security at
the Capitol.
After former President Don-
ald Trump’s acquittal at his sec-
ond Senate impeachment trial,
bipartisan support appeared to
be growing for an independent
commission to examine the
deadly insurrection.
Investigations into the riot
were already planned, with
Senate hearings scheduled later
this month in the Senate Rules
Committee. Pelosi, D-Calif.,
asked retired Army Lt. Gen.
Russel Honoré to lead an im-
mediate review of the Capitol’s
security process.
In her letter Monday, Pelosi
said, “It is clear from his find-
ings and from the impeach-
ment trial that we must get
to the truth of how this hap-
pened.”
Lawmakers from both par-
ties, speaking on Sunday’s news
shows, signaled that even more
inquiries were likely. The Sen-
ate verdict Saturday, with its
57-43 majority falling 10 votes
short of the two-thirds needed
to convict Trump, hardly put
to rest the debate about the Re-
publican former president’s cul-
pability for the Jan. 6 assault.
“There should be a com-
plete investigation about what
happened,” said Louisiana Sen.
Bill Cassidy, one of seven Re-
publicans who voted to convict
Trump. “What was known,
who knew it and when they
knew, all that, because that
builds the basis so this never
happens again.”
Cassidy said he was “at-
tempting to hold President
Trump accountable,” and
added that as Americans hear
all the facts, “more folks will
move to where I was.” He was
censured by his state’s party af-
ter the vote.
An independent commission
along the lines of the one that
investigated the Sept. 11 attacks
would probably require leg-
islation to create. That would
elevate the investigation a step
higher, offering a definitive
government-backed account-
ing of events. Still, such a panel
would pose risks of sharpening
partisan divisions or overshad-
owing President Joe Biden’s leg-
islative agenda.
“There’s still more evidence
that the American people need
and deserve to hear and a 9/11
commission is a way to make
sure that we secure the Cap-
itol going forward,” said Sen.
Chris Coons, D-Del., a Biden
ally. “And that we lay bare the
record of just how responsible
and how abjectly violating of
his constitutional oath Presi-
dent Trump really was.”
House prosecutors who ar-
gued for Trump’s conviction
of inciting the riot said Sun-
day they had proved their case.
They also railed against the
Senate’s Republican leader,
Mitch McConnell, and others
who they said were “trying to
have it both ways” in finding
the former president not guilty,
then criticizing him.
A close Trump ally, Sen.
Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., voted
for acquittal but acknowl-
edged that Trump had some
culpability for the siege at the
Capitol that killed five people,
including a police officer, and
disrupted lawmakers’ certifi-
cation of Biden’s White House
victory. Graham said he looked
forward to campaigning with
Trump in the 2022 election,
when Republicans hope to re-
Yesterday
Hi/Lo/Prec.
28/16/0.00
-1/-10/0.20
12/7/0.15
63/41/Tr
24/19/0.67
-4/-16/0.00
14/9/0.65
66/52/0.00
24/17/0.44
1/-12/0.00
13/11/0.71
86/75/0.00
9/-4/0.02
0/-17/0.00
26/24/0.83
38/33/0.19
36/31/0.02
34/31/0.02
43/38/0.44
4/-6/0.04
-3/-15/0.00
87/67/0.01
69/49/0.00
4/-2/0.35
38/34/0.02
66/44/0.00
29/21/0.31
29/18/0.02
35/32/0.02
43/35/0.08
3/-18/0.00
54/39/0.04
38/33/0.13
28/12/0.07
61/49/Tr
5/0/0.52
37/31/Tr
28/9/0.17
64/49/0.00
59/54/0.15
62/51/0.01
30/-4/Tr
58/45/0.08
44/33/0.44
-2/-26/Tr
23/18/0.28
0/-4/0.22
82/70/Tr
64/38/0.00
5/-3/0.13
42/35/0.01
1/-8/0.02
28/14/0.19
71/45/0.00
Today Wednesday
Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W
29/26/sn 37/31/sn
11/3/pc
22/9/sn
15/-6/sn 21/10/pc
63/43/s
59/38/s
19/8/c
26/23/sn
1/-6/pc
15/-3/pc
21/14/pc 24/21/sn
69/50/s
70/49/s
22/10/c
28/24/sn
14/-5/pc
18/7/pc
17/12/pc 29/25/sn
81/73/t
83/75/pc
20/5/sn
23/16/c
6/-6/s
12/4/c
23/13/c
34/29/c
40/35/pc 60/45/sh
47/23/r
32/24/s
48/23/r
33/23/s
65/31/r
38/33/pc
12/10/sn
23/8/sn
0/-4/s
15/0/c
71/54/pc 78/68/sh
74/51/pc
73/48/s
14/-1/pc
18/8/sn
50/23/r
33/26/pc
68/45/pc
67/42/s
31/9/sf
23/20/pc
35/20/sn
30/11/s
52/24/r
34/21/pc
57/27/pc 46/34/pc
9/-3/c
22/0/pc
46/24/s
45/25/s
58/25/r
42/29/pc
25/8/sn
22/12/pc
62/41/pc
64/36/s
16/4/pc
20/11/sn
37/29/sn 34/21/sn
37/27/s
44/24/i
63/50/s
66/48/s
59/45/pc
62/46/s
60/39/pc
64/39/s
38/14/sn 34/12/sn
58/33/pc 55/49/sh
47/37/pc
47/35/c
0/-3/s
9/0/c
29/22/sn
33/20/c
17/11/pc 21/10/sn
66/53/pc
77/69/r
62/38/pc
62/34/s
16/14/sn 26/13/sn
54/26/r
38/29/pc
9/6/pc
20/5/sn
43/24/pc
43/25/s
74/48/s
70/44/s
91/63/0.00
76/46/0.00
23/12/0.10
9/-2/0.00
81/63/0.00
82/72/0.01
81/55/0.00
63/55/0.30
18/0/0.23
21/9/0.08
48/33/0.25
82/75/0.00
50/32/0.00
75/55/0.00
84/70/0.13
47/32/1.09
38/37/0.00
49/45/0.00
87/75/0.00
27/18/0.00
71/61/0.36
76/57/0.00
68/52/0.00
59/52/0.31
23/18/0.04
41/34/0.24
34/18/0.01
27/19/0.24
92/69/pc
72/44/s
25/7/sn
11/9/sn
82/58/pc
82/73/pc
80/54/pc
49/34/pc
27/23/c
22/0/sn
53/44/r
85/75/t
52/40/pc
77/55/pc
83/67/t
38/18/sn
31/13/sn
57/36/pc
87/74/c
27/19/pc
76/68/r
80/60/pc
67/49/t
57/44/s
19/-1/sn
45/35/pc
35/27/sf
29/26/pc
INTERNATIONAL
48 contiguous states)
National high: 90°
at Immokalee, FL
National low: -46°
at Ely, MN
Precipitation: 1.18"
at Peachtree City, GA
In inches as of 5 p.m. yesterday
Ski resort
New snow
Base
Anthony Lakes Mtn
0
0-44
Hoodoo Ski Area
0
0-70
Mt. Ashland
4
60-64
Mt. Bachelor
9
104-109
Mt. Hood Meadows
7
119-143
Mt. Hood Ski Bowl
4
48-61
Timberline Lodge
0
0-120
Willamette Pass
3
0-60
Aspen / Snowmass, CO
2
44-61
Mammoth Mtn. Ski, CA
6
75-120
Squaw Valley, CA
2
0-126
Park City Mountain, UT
0
44-49
Sun Valley, ID
1
86-103
A couple of showers
possible; not as cool
TRAVEL WEATHER
Umatilla
43/32
Rufus
Hermiston
40/36
43/34
41/35
Arlington
Hillsboro Portland
Meacham Lostine
45/33
46/32 47/36
36/29
Wasco
36/28 Enterprise
Pendleton
The Dalles
Tillamook
35/26
39/33
38/33
Sandy
43/37
McMinnville
48/38
Joseph
Heppner
La
Grande
43/35
Maupin
Government
46/33
38/30
35/25
Camp
39/29 Condon 38/32
Union
Lincoln City
38/27
33/28
38/29
Salem
48/41
Spray
Granite
Warm Springs
48/34
Madras
42/28
Albany
33/27
Newport
Baker City
43/27
43/27
Mitchell
48/38
49/33
40/25
WEST: A little rain
Camp Sherman
39/25
Redmond
Corvallis
John
Unity
and drizzle along the Yachats
40/27
42/24
49/33
Day
Prineville
47/40
38/27
coast Tuesday while
Ontario
Sisters
42/25
Paulina
38/27
44/25
the mountains have
Florence
Eugene 41/25
Bend Brothers 37/23
Vale
another 1-3 inches
49/38
50/35
41/24
36/21
Sunriver
43/26
of snow.
Nyssa
38/22
Hampton
Cottage
La Pine
44/25
Juntura
Oakridge
Grove
36/20
37/22
OREGON EXTREMES Coos Bay
Burns
42/26
44/33
48/36
Fort
Rock
50/36
38/24
Riley
YESTERDAY
Crescent
39/22
35/26
High: 55°
36/20
Bandon
Roseburg
Christmas Valley
Jordan Valley
at McMinnville
Beaver
Frenchglen
Silver
51/37
49/36
39/23
36/22
Low: 12°
Marsh
Lake
39/25
Port Orford
36/16
39/22
at Madras City
Grants
Burns Junction
Paisley
51/40
Pass
42/27
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gain the congressional majority.
The Senate acquitted Trump
of a charge of “incitement of
insurrection” after House pros-
ecutors laid out a case that he
was an “inciter in chief” who
unleashed a mob by stoking
a monthslong campaign of
spreading debunked conspir-
acy theories and false violent
rhetoric that the 2020 election
was stolen from him.
Trump’s lawyers countered
that Trump’s words were not
intended to incite the violence
and that impeachment was
nothing but a “witch hunt” de-
signed to prevent him from
serving in office again.
The conviction tally was the
most bipartisan in American
history but left Trump to de-
clare victory and signal a po-
litical revival while a bitterly
divided GOP bickered over its
direction and his place in the
party. The Republicans who
joined Cassidy in voting to con-
vict were Sens. Richard Burr of
North Carolina, Susan Collins
of Maine, Lisa Murkowski of
Alaska, Mitt Romney of Utah,
Ben Sasse of Nebraska and Pat
Toomey of Pennsylvania.
“It’s frustrating, but the
founders knew what they were
doing and so we live with the
system that we have,” Demo-
cratic Del. Stacey Plaskett, a
House prosecutor who rep-
resents the Virgin Islands, said
of the verdict, describing it as
“heartbreaking.” She added:
“But, listen, we didn’t need
more witnesses. We needed
more senators with spines.”
McConnell told Republican
senators shortly before the vote
that he would vote to acquit
Trump.
In a blistering speech after
the vote, the Kentucky Repub-
lican said the president was
“practically and morally re-
sponsible for provoking the
events of that day” but that
the Senate’s hands were tied to
do anything about it because
Trump was out of office. The
Senate, in an earlier vote, had
deemed the trial constitutional.
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