Show ROWERS iWERS END UTAH DROUTH MB ND AID CROPS h Wind Li Lighting Lightning Light Light- ht- ht ning ing ng Storm Cause Damage light showers shower o of rain rained led ed Utah's Utah water-hungry water land daY da following Sundays Sunday's hectic of oC rain hall hail snow ring ng winds and light light- 4 broke Into a aruth auth auth precipitation be e ruth uth o of several weeks' weeks dura- dura rainfall was 5 1 but the amount of ot cely more t than an enough to pro- pro temporary benefit to growing ps rain Is still needed and dry for rangelands 4 Smith state areas David R F of or agriculture said rid day a federal weather forecasters pret pre- pre t unsettled conditions throughout ih for Monday night and Tues- Tues occasional showers In the west section as was the p in Sundays Sunday's storm wind hail dust caused widespread dam dam- 1 i Wind Breaks Trees Tree fie ie he gentle breeze o of Sunday Ding ning zoomed loomed to a a. velocity o of re I than 40 miles mUes per hour in the f shortly after r noon Trees were lea fen en in hi several localities and 4 ripped from trees b broke sev- sev power lines Iines in the center of Utah's le 6 dust bowl experienced perI perthe perthe per- per I the worst in its ory ry Automobiles were stalled i choked c elec electric er r rand and telephone service was and dust settled almost ch thick over nearly every flat fiat ice ce in the city ity ah h guardsmen encamped at up p 1 W. W G. G Williams had to battle I their tent city from being d 1 as the strong wind tore ugh gh the the- Jordan Narrows It thought rethought for a. a a time lime I the tents it t be ripped to shreds but the j died down lown before serious serious darn dam dam- resulted fit Hall hail Damages Crops ny ny my acres of of young tomato its ts hi and strawberries In iii Utah ty ity were were- damaged by a beating Ji I 1 Cherries and other larger t also were damaged by the temporarily disrupted sic ric service in a small portion of Lake City Sund Sunday y afternoon i It struck at the northeast sub- sub ion on n of the Utah Power andt and jit t company and damaged a few v formers in other se sections of city killed a horse owned b by tor ur Hatfield at jow ow w was reported at Brighton Soldier Summit and the higher itala areas of northern Utah spite the storm temperatures Sunda Sunday averaged 62 degrees ily normal Monday mornings morning's poInt was 46 degrees and con- con tion of cool weather was an- an ted t Rain Covers State lit ht rain fell over almost all of i Sunda Sunday reports indicate but lest amounts v were ere in the the north north north- I tion along the Wasatch of ot 27 of oC an inch In Lake City City boosted boosted the total for forto to 3 34 of an inch as compared a normal of for the month ely jely because of the extreme w ot of May a precipitation de- de cIT of inches has h-as developed e water season which began tober ober 1 I. Rainfall In th the city that date has been 1122 I. I the he city watershed Brighton f red ed d 1 tOG 06 Inches o of precipitation of which was wet snow City highline 46 inch and Moun- Moun Dell Del ell 52 Inch k Precipitation Reported ports ports from Utah Power and andt ft t company substations listed Ilsted Precipitation figures for the urs Ull ending at 7 a. a m. m Monday Lake 49 9 Logan 40 Ogden t t Lake terminal 04 Provo Prove r. r 84 4 Eureka 44 U Soldier nit 43 n and Helper 41 tona dena ena in southwestern Utah red re- re 4 d 02 of an inch ht t rain was quite general over a Idaho MO Wyoming northern d Colorado and th the Pacific West Sunday as the result of ealy denly deepening of a barof baro- baro C f disturbance The storm cen- cen ad d shifted eastward Monday hta headed ed fo for the great lakes federal weathermen said |