Date: Friday, September 9th, 1994. Sam Kessler a little over a year and a half to live.

Forecast: High 76. Low 52. Rainy. The moon is just under half full and waxing.

Tomorrow's Forecast: High 66. Low 47.

Sunday's Forecast: High 69. Low 46.

Monday's Forecast: High 73. Low 44.

Extended Forecast: Heats up to 80 with high humidity, winds, and light rain on Tuesday, with more scattered showers on Wednesday. Less humid and sunny, but still windy on Thursday. Light rain moves in again over the next weekend.

News: USAir flight crashes in Pittsburgh; Haiti prepares for possible U.S. invasion; Air Force admits Roswell debris was from top-secret spy balloon; negotiations break down in baseball strike; U.S. and Cuba reach agreement on refugees; prosecution decides not to seek death penalty for OJ.

Historical weather data brought to you by WRGB TV, Albany. Headlines are from the Vanderbilt University Television News Archive.

Need more to get you into that '90s mindset? Check out these sites:

• The BBC's 1994 retrospective.
• Music charts from 1994 provided by AlaskaJim.com. All I Wanna Do by Sheryl Crow was #1 for the year.
• Movie box office grosses from Worldwide Box Office. Forrest Gump was #1 for the year, followed by The Lion King, True Lies, The Santa Clause and The Flintstones. It's also the year of Dumb & Dumber, Speed, Stargate, The Crow, and, of course, Interview with the Vampire.
• Science fiction and fantasy published in 1994, to satisfy your inner geek.
• Non-sci fi best sellers of the 1990s (scroll down to the appropriate year), for those of you without an inner geek. John Grisham's The Chamber was #1 on the fiction list. In the Kitchen with Rosie by Rosie Daley was the #1 non-fiction book, although Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus by John Gray – a man who has obviously never met Tori – is probably better known.
• Computers in 1990 to remind you how little you can actually do with those points you spent on Computer skill. Sadly, the history of the personal computer ends in 1990.