Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-05-11 | Page 13 | Salt Lake City Has Coldest May during 37 Years

I Salt Lake City Has Coldest May During 37 34 Years Local Weather Bureau Forecasts Forecasts Fore Fore- casts Conti Continuance of Recent Recent Recent Re Re- cent Unsettled Weather Frosts Frosts' Loom Salt Lake is now no experiencing the coldest May weather since 1896 it was U reported Thursday by J. J Cecil lter Alter meteorologist at the local office of of- fice lice of the United States weather b bu reau following a careful check cheek madof made mad of all May temperatures The normal mean temperature forthe for forthe the he first ten days of the month has been cn degrees which figure is 11 degrees lower than the average normal normal nor nor- mal mean meal for this time of year ear In 1896 between May 6 and 20 the normal nor nor- mal mean temperature was de do- grees Continued unsettled weather with the he possibility of rain or snow tonight is predicted at the weather bureau office and frosts may occur in many parts of the thc state if it the thc sky clears according according ac ac- ac cording to Mr Alter Wednesdays Wednesday's lowest temperature was 34 and the highest 48 It was I snowing steadily at Modena and Muford Milord Mil Mu- ford ord Utah and at Tonopah Nev Thursday morning 1 I