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Californian Monday, October 14, 2013 NEWS VALLEY FORECAST Bright and sunny today; pleasant. Clear tonight. Bright and sunny tomorrow and Wednesday. Thursday: mostly sunny; pleasant in the north. Today 47 Sunny and delightfu Winds: 4-8 mph UV: 5, Moderate "he higher toe AcCLWeahercom UV indCA" nu-toer the greater the reed for eye skin protection, Shown 15 the ghost valye of the day.

ALLERGY REPORT Tree Pollen: LOW Grass Pollen: ABSENT Weed Pollen: LOW Mold Spores: LOW Central Coast AllergyAsthma WiVW.CentralCoasfAllergy.com MOONRISE: 3:57 P.M. MOONSET: 2:42 A.M. 1855, http:www.wacmb.org. PUMPKIN WEIGH-OFF, 7-11 a.m., I.D.E.S. Grounds, 735 Main Half Moon Bay.

40th annual event. The grand champion along with the top five overall will be on display during pumpkin festival. Festival 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. October 19-20 on Main Street, www.miramarevents.

com. 650-726-9652. SUNRISE: 7:13 A.M SUNSET: 6:31 P.M. TODAY'S HIGHSTONIGHT'S LOWS 4-DAY SALINAS FORECAST Australia. Free.

831-335-4780. SUICIDE PREVENTION TRAINING, All Day, Suicide Prevention Service of The Central Coast, Monterey. Volunteer responders needed for 24-hour Suicide Crisis Line. No prior experience needed. 831-459-9373, www.suicide preventionservice.org.

Send CALENDAR items at least two weeks in advance using our online submission form at TheCalifornian.com; by email to newsroom thecalifornian.com; by fax to 831-754-4293; by mail to The Salinas Californian, P.O. Box 81091, Salinas CA 93912; or in person to 123 W. Alisal Salinas. Questions: 831-754-4260. Today RIDE 2 RECOVERY moves through Gilroythis morning.

More than 200 cyclists including injured veterans are part of the UnitedHealthcare Ride 2 Recovery California Challenge, a seven-day, 450-mile ride along the scenic California coast from the San Francisco Bay area to Los Angeles. 714-226-3842, www. ride2recovery. com. WORLD AFFAIRS COUNCIL discussion group, 4-5 p.m., Monterey Peninsula College, 980 Fremont Monterey.

MPC Room 102, Social Science Building. "Fallout from Syria." The group will discuss the international and domestic ramifications from the Syrian dilemma. Led by moderator Larry Johnson. Parking $2 in Lot permits for attendees, www.wacmb.org. Free, public is invited.

831-643- author of The Whole Food Guide for Breast Cancer Survivors, will take participants through the myths and facts about healthy eating, with an emphasis on food and nutrients which contribute to breast health with their anti-cancer, anti-inflammatory activity. Free. 831-646-5632, www.monterey. orglibraryHome.aspx. RHODODENDRONS for your garden, 7 p.m., Peachwood's Steakhouse at Pasatiempo Inn, 555 Highway 17, Santa Cruz.

The Monterey Bay Chapter of the American Rhododendron Society will present a program by Sherla Bertelmann, owner of Pacific Island Nursery (http: pacificislandn ursery. com) which specializes in Vireya Series rhododendrons. These rhododendrons (http:www.vireya. net) come from the area ranging from the Malay Peninsula to Tuesday Rjl Bright and sunny 50 Winds: NNE4-8 mph Wednesday I Bright and sunny I Winds: SSW 4-8 mph 48 Thursday Mostly sunny and nice Winds: NW 4-8 mph Sunny and pleasant Winds: 6-12 mph 48 Friday 48 Oakland 7249 San Fjancfsco 7252 r- Half Moon Bay 6448 an Jose 7750 Santa Cruz 7349 BOATING Today's forecast for Monterey Bay Winds: NNW 4-8 knots Seas: 0-1 feet Swell: NW 3-5 feet .4 Watsonville 7446 Moss Landing 6452 Castrovillea- -a, 7049 Indian officials: 17 killed in cyclone WATER STORAGE Level Release Reservoir (af) full (dps) San Antonio Sunday 17.370 5 75 Nacimiento Sunday 101.888 27 350 acre feet af) voL-me of rarer 1 acre by font oeep or 326.000 galions: Release cfpa) CLhic eet oer second Tuesday BREAST HEALTH: A Nutritionist's Perspective, lecture and book signing. p.m., Monterey Public Library, 625 Pacific Monterey.

Community Room. This presentation is for all who would like to prevent breast cancer or prevent a recurrence of breast cancer. Dr. Helayne Waldman, a holistic nutrition practitioner and co street lamps still stood along with most of the city's buildings. A cargo ship carrying iron ore, the MV Bingo, sank Saturday as the cyclone barreled through the Bay of Bengal, and its crew of 18 including 17 Chinese and one Indonesian went missing for a day, coast guard officials said.

They were being rescued Sunday evening after their lifeboat was found about 115 miles off the Indian coast, coast guard Commandant Sha-rad Matri said. Phailin weakened significantly after making landfall as a Category 4 storm, with sustained winds of up to 131 miles per hour, according to Indian meteorologists. Those numbers were slightly lower than the last advisory issued by the U.S. Navy's Hawaii-based Joint Typhoon Warning Center, which reported maximum sustained winds of about 138 mph and gusts up to 167 mph four hours before the storm hit land. tHna Prunedale .6550 '7447 "Grove Sainas 6849 6749 7447 Carmet Monterey 7347 6949 Cfaalar 'A 7647 A villager sorts belongings over a beached fishing boat Sunday after Cyclone Phailin made landfall at Padampeta Village, India, afpgetty images Carmel Valley 74748 Big Sur 7352 TIDES Statistics for Monterey.

Heights are given in feet. Today Highs: 7:58 a.m 7:44 p.m 1:15 a.m 1:59 p.m Tuesday 8:40 a.m 8:47 p.m 2:08 a.m 2:52 p.m 5.0 4.9 0.3 1.6 5.3 4.9 0.4 1.0 Lows Highs: Lows I BLTLJULJLJUlJUJLJJliicl 2 REGIONAL TEMPERATURES FOR TUESDAY Cry Hi 1i BigSjr 75 51 Cs'rrei Vly. 80 51 Gonzales 81 51 Ho. liter 80 Cry City na Monterey Oak an: Hi Lo 3 6 43 69 54 74 52 74 49 STATE TEMPERATURES' Today Tuesday Today Tuesday Cty tli Hi Coy Lo 'JV III Lo A-ahftni SO 58 pc 88 57 5 Paso Rosles 78 43 5 84 45 Ffeersfield 80 54 81 54 Redwood Cty 75 51 5 77 50 Ba-sto 78 52 78 50 Rverside 82 49 86 52 Bisoop 62 31 69 33 Sacramento 78 46 79 43 Concord 78 48 5 80 46 5 San Diego 71 60 pc 79 61 Eo-eka 61 43 54 42 Santa Barbam 71 49 77 51 Fresno 78 53 82 54 Santa Mara 75 48 81 49 LangBc2ch 79 59 pc S8 59 5 Santa Rosa 76 49 SC- 44 losAngees 78 59 87 61 TahoeVaky 58 24 5 58 27 Needles 32 60 82 59 5 Va lejo 72 50 74 43 PsIti Springs 36 63 89 64 vosenite Valley 72 39 74 41 By Kay Johnson Associated Press BEHRAMPUR, India Mass evacuations spared India the widespread deaths many had feared from a powerful cyclone that roared ashore over the weekend, officials said Sunday, as the country sorted through the wreckage of flooded towns, tangled power lines and tens of thousands of destroyed thatch homes. Cyclone Phailin, the strongest storm to hit India in more than a decade, destroyed hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of crops, but more than 20 hours after it made landfall in Orissa state on the country's east coast, authorities said they knew of only 17 fatalities.

The final death toll is expected to climb further as officials reach areas of the cyclone-battered coast that remain isolated by downed communication links and blocked roads, but the evacuation of nearly 1 million people appeared to have saved many lives. "Damage to property is extensive," said Amitabh Thakur, the top police officer in the Orissa district worst-hit by the cyclone. "But few lives have been lost," he said, crediting the mass evacuations. On the highway to the seaside city of Gopalpur, where the storm made landfall early Saturday night, two tractor-trailers with shattered windshields were lying on their sides, while a hotel nearby was in tatters, with tables and chairs strewn about. "We were terrified," A-l Hotel owner Mihar Ranjan said of himself and 14 other people who had been huddling inside when the wind ripped the tin roof off the building.

On Sunday, Gopalpur's power lines sagged nearly to the ground and a strong surf churned off the coast. But some shops were opened, doing brisk business selling bottled drinks and snacks, and locals expressed relief that the damage wasn't worse. A mermaid statue remained standing on Gopalpur's boardwalk, where most decorative SuperLotto Plus (Saturday) 05-07-13-31-43 Meganumber: 20 Jackpot: $18 million Jackpot: $19 million Powerball (Saturday) 08-10-26-57-58 Powerball: 4 Jackpot: $133 million Jackpot: $156 million Fantasy 5 Saturday: 02-14-17-34-38 Sunday: 15-24-28-29-31 Mega Millions (Friday) 3-27-37-45-48 Mega ball: 46 Jackpot: $22 million Daily 4 Saturday: 0-2-0-3 Sunday: 5-4-4-1 Daily 3 Sat. Day: 9-2-7 Sat. Night: 4-3-0 Sun.

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