Salt Lake Telegram | 1935-11-18 | Page 11 | Rain and Snow Cover State

RAIN AND SNOW COVER STATE ST A IE Snowfall of 4 Inches Reported at Eureka Eurek EurekA A slow drizzly rain bathed Salt Lake City Monday while snow fell fellin ell in several l other sections of the state Up to 6 a. a m. m 10 inch of precipitation precipitation precipitation tation was me measured local locally The heaviest snowfall at a reporting reporting reporting report report- ing town was four inches at Eu Eu- reka Snow also w was reported at Ogden and Brigham City The t following measurements were made at Utah Power and Light company stations figures in inches Snow Ogden sa 55 55 1 10 io 0 Logan 19 19 Pro o canyon 40 Tr Trace Terminal II f west t of S. S SL L. L C. C 5 00 g Soldier Summit 0 01 ot i 1 15 5 Eu Eureka re 2 32 4 40 o 0 oThe The weather bureau reported two inches of snow at Brigham City Unsettled conditions prevailed over all Utah giving g rise to a prediction prediction prediction pre pre- diction of probably snow in the north and east Monday night The rain in Salt Lake City raised the total fall for November to date to inches more than 5 5 inch above normal Because October was dry the tho pr precipitation since the new water year that began October 1 is 50 inch below normal Sundays Sunday's maximum temperature of 55 degrees was the highest this month and the average average of 46 6 de degrees degrees degrees de- de grees was 6 above normal The storm extending over the west delayed air tr travel vel Sund Sunday y night but all operations west of Cheyenne Wyo were on schedule Monday Ten Tei inches of new snow at BrIghton Brighton Brighton ton was reported by the city water department Monday The total stand is 23 inches inches' against 24 21 at this time last year Two inches of ot snow fell at Mountain Moun Mountain tam tain Dell in Parleys Parley's canyon Other points on t city watershed re received received re- re rain