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| Weather Trends International VP of Research Al Peterlin says his forecasters see a cool and seasonably moist September. Forecasters said a rather warm ridge of high pressure will replace the weak trough that brought below-normal summer temperatures to Southern California. On an annual basis, average non-farm employment is forecasted to decrease from 3,713,500 in 1993 to 3,683,800 in 1994 -- a decrease of 29,700 jobs," wrote Chapman forecasters James Doti and Esmael Adibi. |
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