New York Times Bonus Answers - Wednesday, 1st February 2017

There are 41 across clues and 43 down clues for the New York Times Bonus crossword on Wednesday, 1st February 2017. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Horne who sang "Stormy Weather"
AAcross 5:	Official proclamation
AAcross 10:	"Adam __" (George Eliot novel)
AAcross 14:	Fly __ the weather (avoid storm clouds)
AAcross 15:	Doppler __ weather map
AAcross 16:	Opposite of "aweather"
AAcross 17:	Weathers who played Apollo Creed
AAcross 18:	Manicurist's abrasive
AAcross 19:	Taking a boat out in bad weather, say
AAcross 20:	Like the articles "a" and "an": Abbr.	INDEF
AAcross 22:	Old Farmer's __ (source of weather predictions)
AAcross 24:	"No more Mr. __ Guy!"
AAcross 27:	Suffix with cash or hotel	IER
AAcross 28:	List-ending abbr.
AAcross 31:	Violinist Mischa	ELMAN
AAcross 33:	Weather the storm
AAcross 37:	Zodiac lion
AAcross 38:	Welcome word in a weather forecast
AAcross 39:	Wet-weather garment
AAcross 41:	Solidarity leader Walesa
AAcross 43:	Weather, poetically
AAcross 45:	Having consistently dry weather
AAcross 46:	Cold-weather garment
AAcross 48:	Villa d'__ (Tivoli landmark)	ESTE
AAcross 50:	Bring to a halt
AAcross 51:	Talk fresh to
AAcross 52:	Wintry weather forecast
AAcross 53:	Guitar great Montgomery	WES
AAcross 54:	Mach I-breaking airliner: Abbr.	SST
AAcross 56:	Study all night, say
AAcross 58:	The Weather __ (TV offering)
AAcross 62:	Politico Palin
AAcross 66:	Robert who played A.J. on "The Sopranos"	ILER
AAcross 67:	Weather __ (news flash)
AAcross 70:	China/Korea border river
AAcross 71:	Weather-resistant wood
AAcross 72:	Cloudless, in a weather forecast
AAcross 73:	Take the bait
AAcross 74:	Skid row denizens
AAcross 75:	John Lennon's "Instant __!"
AAcross 76:	Mireille of "The Catch"	ENOS
DDown 1:	Centers of activity
DDown 2:	__ Picone (fashion label)	EVAN
DDown 3:	Societal goofball
DDown 4:	Harold who composed "Stormy Weather"	ARLEN
DDown 5:	"The changing weather certain signs reveal. / __ winter sheds her snow ..." (lines from an old verse)
DDown 6:	Beaver's construction
DDown 7:	Inventor's spark
DDown 8:	Comedian George who quipped "Weather forecast for tonight: dark"
DDown 9:	"I'm game!"	TRYME
DDown 10:	Building with a weather vane
DDown 11:	Director Kazan
DDown 12:	Family tree member: Abbr.	DESC
DDown 13:	"A mouse!"
DDown 21:	Feudal lord's estate
DDown 23:	Guthrie who sang "Alice's Restaurant"	ARLO
DDown 25:	Clickety-__ (sound of train wheels, say)
DDown 26:	Early Oscar winner Jannings	EMIL
DDown 28:	Fitzgerald of jazz	ELLA
DDown 29:	Cold-weather temperature range
DDown 30:	Cold-weather drink
DDown 32:	"The Tempest" sprite
DDown 34:	Santa __ winds (bringers of hot, dry weather)
DDown 35:	Hinge holder
DDown 36:	Yours, in the Bible
DDown 39:	Singing partner of Paul and Mary
DDown 40:	Tote board postings
DDown 42:	Four-baggers: Abbr.	HRS
DDown 44:	Very short time: Abbr.
DDown 47:	P.T.A. part: Abbr.	ASSN
DDown 49:	Bad weather may delay these at airports, for short
DDown 52:	"A Streetcar Named Desire" heroine
DDown 55:	Eat between meals
DDown 57:	"Weather permitting"
DDown 58:	Goldfish in "Pinocchio"	CLEO
DDown 59:	__ index (part of a weather forecast)
DDown 60:	Torah holders
DDown 61:	Wolfish look
DDown 63:	Unwelcome weather forecast for picnickers
DDown 64:	Prefix with cumulus, to a weather forecaster
DDown 65:	Rainbow gradations
DDown 66:	"__ Raining Men" (Weather Girls song)
DDown 68:	Ewe's mate
DDown 69:	"... flowers that bloom in the spring, __-la"	TRA