Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-12-07 | Page 2 | Storm Not Severe, Weather Man Says

Storm Not Severe Weather Man Says suffering suffering suffer suHer- Sheep on Western estern ranges ing for snow and hun ans wearing I the last years year's wool of these same sheep to temper wintry blasts featured featured featured fea fea- a philosophical discussion on weather indulged In today by J. J Cecil Alter meteorologist in charge of af the local weather bureau and the theman theman theman man who Thursday heralded ed today's storm Without snow according ng to Alter mutton and wool would be scarce next spring But without snow snow It was pointed out to him there would be no need for wool and cit city dwellers dwell dwell- ers generally would be he content to leave leave- the meat problem to the butchers In reply the weather chief re remarked remarked remarked re- re marked that the present storm would not be as as severe as predicted The northwestern low traveling at atan atan atan an unusual speed swept over this section and altered its course Into Wyoming ahead of the currents rents sweeping In front froni surrounding highs to equalize the atmosphere pressure As a result the storm should be over here by this evening and to tonight tonight tonight to- to night and Saturday should be fair but colder coder Air mail mall pilots over the Rock Springs Reno segment of the Western West West-I West West- em ern did not fly this mornIng morning morn morn- ing lag because of conditions Should I Ithe the skies clear In time for flights to tobe tobe to be completed by daylight the pilots will take off this afternoon it is said I