Salt Lake Telegram | 1935-09-17 | Page 12 | Frost Warning Goes to Farms

FROST WARNING I GOES TO FARMS r Possibility of or frost In exposed sections sections sec sec- of Utah was seen seen Tuesday by th the weather bureau forecasters or casters Temperatures Tuesday dropped to 32 d degrees grees at Coalville Alfalfa seed I growers grower a at Delta and Deseret Deser t. t were warned that there will wll approach frost levels Tuesday night Fair weather r with little temperature is pre predicted for tor Utah generally although officials of the weather bureau explained the tendency will be downward Salt Lake Laker City has been experiencing experiencing experiencing unusually warm weather for September and a noticeable drop would be merely bringing the temperatures temperatures tem tem- to their seasonal normal Mondays Monday's s maximum temperature was 85 degrees and the days day's average average average aver aver- age of 72 degrees was 8 degrees degree above normal A A moderately strong high barometric pressure area spreading inward from the north Pacific coast has caused a slight drop in temperatures temperatures tempera tempera- tures over the northwest and as Jar far faras as northern Utah and central Montana Montana Mon Mon- tana tam J. J Cecil Alter government meteorologist reported Skies are generally clear over the w west st st.