Salt Lake Tribune | 1908-08-19 | Page 10 | Weather Bulletin for the Past Week

WBATHKIt BUM.KTIX FOR Til!- PAST WKKK The weather bulletin for the weeK ending end-ing Monday, Angus! 17, was tanned Tuesday. Tues-day. M shows that the precipitation wa abnormally heavy in nearly all sections throughout (he entire week, and the tempera tem-pera turt greatly deili-lont. Partly cloudy or cloudy weather predominated and in consequence, the sunshine was generally deficient, particularly during the drtst par.i if tho week. Beneficial rains occurred In many localities, hut In other places floods wer" reported. Thunderstorm!! were reported at various locations throughout the state, some of them being be-ing very severe. High winds were frequent fre-quent and several hailstorms occurred. Tho stormy conditions caused considerable consider-able damage In many locations. Th vorl- j ous stations throughout tho slato rc- porieu as tonows: ("'o'rlnne Maximum lempernlure 10". minimum temperature i"l. precii)l(ation ."0 Inch.; Huntr-vllleni. -to. .W Inch: Salt Lake City S5. flu. .ill inch; Covenunent Creek SG. .1.., .01! inch; Ml. Nebo SR. CI. .01 Inch; Levan S2. 47. .10 inch; Deserot OS, 12. ." Inch; Marysville 50. It. .t?7 Inch; Mantl 70. VI, .IS Inch; lleber SO, :I7.' .OS Inch; Logan SI. Mi. .tl Inch; Alodena--7S, I". .7S Inch; Snowville 97. CIS. .05 inch; Morgan S.". ;i7. .18 Inch; Itenefer S3. 13. .12 Inch; -I'rovo S7, 45, .id Inch; Seiplo K2. R. .13 Inch; Cedar Cltv-7S. 52. .67 Inch; St. Ccorgo f'S, GO, .10 Inch.