Show S.- S. S S S S S p pi i 5 1 Jy 7 0 S 'S S S 'S I j A S Rh S S 5 S S e a I IS S s 5 S ij r- r J L 5 J. J Tribune Telegram Photo Whit f e Ol 01 Man Winter Still H Had ad a Good pun Punch h Left With city snow removal equipment dismantled in a too eager anticipation anticipation antici antici- pation of or spring motorists motorist were vero g greeted with slushy slippery I New Snowfall Hailed as Utah Water Wafer Aid By Roy Hudson A general snowfall covered most of f Utah Tuesday I with only gradI grad grad- ual al Improvement expected as th the flakes continued to fall fan intermittently inter inter- throughout cUt the day In S Salt t- t Lake Lak City a hike ike in the mercury set gutters awash with runoff from the melting snow cover over but weather officials ff said the he late afternoon would bring more s snow ow although it would be bc light Although the fall was not exacted expected ex ex- acted d to block any roads or do anything other than than slow alov down down road oad traffic appearance of the storm torm was vas hailed by farmers and and city ity water officials who hoped it it would help make up the present deficit in storage of next summers summer's water supply Snowfall in the valleys was exacted expected ex ex- acted to total from four to six inches by nightfall but mountain areas reas are experiencing ing a heavier I fall all fall and watersheds were expected I Ito to o receive a considerable boost boast in up stored snow In From Coast The storm moved down into Utah tah early Tuesday morning traveling trav- trav ling cling rapidly from the Washington and Oregon coast where it was located located lo- lo Monday morning It covered most of Utah eastern Nevada and southern Idaho accompanied by a arop drop rop in temperature ov over r northern Utah and southern Idaho No interruption of air rail raU and andjus bus jus traffic was reported but motorists motorists mo- mo experienced considerable difficulty in negotiating the slushy slippery streets and were urged to o exercise caution in their driving Chains were advised for motorists motor- motor isis planning to drive on canyon roads oads Snowfall in Salt Lake Cit City had hadS S See e Page 2 Column 4 I streets when they drove e to w work vork rk Tuesday morning Scenes es such as a athis this at South and and Oth East were common throughout the Ie city SNOWFALl SNOWFALl- Continued ed from Page One Oner r reached ached a depth of two inches by midmorning ming and abo about t four tour more moore Inches was expected to be added to I this dep depth h by the close of the day Skiing Fine Th The fallin Salt Lake county nty was wasa a about o t th the same as in the city wi with h slightly heavier deposits reported report d from the communities j along the Uie foothills S Brighton and Alto Alta reported from five to six inches of new snow by with a am a.m. a continuing fall taU reported as light to medium Ski Ski- ng conditions are arc excellent except f for or r to touring deemed de unfavorable beca of r the I snowy foggy weather Roads to both resorts are open pen and d lifts lift and tows are operating Clouds will continue ov over r most of the tate state Tuesday night with some iome snow showers to be expected Wednesday a also o win wilt zee see snow showers shower but no general fall I I. I a ex ex- Tire The e ast Forecast for Ifer the period up to March larch 14 i is for snow now or rain rainstorms storms interspersed ed with clearing Js iL Temperatures will average average average aver aver- age from normal to slightly below M Mondays Monday's n ata high temperature In the Salt Lake vicinity was 39 degrees de- de grees slightly lightly above bovle what is exacted expected ex ex- acted for Tuesday Low Wednesday Wednes day morning i Is expected to be degrees in Salt Lake City I md ind Jid range between 20 and 30 derees de- de trees Tees rees in other ther parts part of the state except in Jn Dixie where it will wUl b be benear benear near 38 degrees Hourly temperatures Tuesday at atthe atthe atthe the Salt Lake airport were am a.m. 32 am a.m. 30 am am m 32 am 31 a m 32 1030 am a.m. 31 am a.m. 31 1230 pm p.m. 35 5 30 km am rn 31 1 11 1130 30 am 32 am a.m. 30 1 30 pan pm 37 31 m. a-m. 30 pm p.m. 38 |