Salt Lake Telegram | 1936-07-20 | Page 34 | Temperature Soars to 101, Hottest in Nearly 2 Yeras

Temperature Soars to Hottest in Nearly 2 Years Cloud Cloudy skies sIdes kept temperatures 1 at fairly comfortable levels Monday Monday Monday Mon- Mon MonI I day after a blazing sun had given Salt Lake City its hottest weather in nearly two years Sunday after after- I noon The maximum temperature of degrees recorded at the weather bureau at Sunday was the highest reading since July 28 1934 when the thermometer thermometer thermometer ther ther- showed degree heat This extremely high temperature temperature temperature tempera tempera- ture ushered in what is normally the hottest period of ot the year here f From July 19 until August 6 the average daily temperature is normally normally nor nor- malJ mally 77 degrees the highest normal normal nor nor- mal mai used at the local weather bureau bureau bureau bu bu- bu- bu reau office Generally fair conditions with little change from the warm temperatures temperatures tem tern of ot the past several days arc are predicted for Cor Monday night and Tuesday by federal weather men Cloudiness persisted over much of the west Monday but there was little rain The Salt Lake City airport reported degree lOt temperature Sunday afternoon