| Show WEATHER DATA I Salt StU Take Lake Cit City and nn l Vicinity Mostly Mostly 1 clear Tuesday night and Wednesday with Ith fresh easterly winds near canons can- can ons Colder Tuesday with low temperature temperature temperature tem tem- about 2 degrees e rees above e zero High Wednesday 25 Utah Mostly Utah Mostly clear over the north portion Wednesday partly cloudy I south portion with snow flurries southeast Low temperatures Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday Wednes Wednes- day morning 5 below to 5 above except except ex ex- 15 above c In Utah's Utah s Dixie and locally down do to 15 below In the higher mountain valleys valles Southern J Idaho Idaho Fair Fair Wednesday with slowly ly rising temperatures X Fair vada-Fair Fair Wednesday with di diminishing dl dl- winds A Partly Partly cloudy Wednes Wednesday day widely scattered snow flurries with rising temperatures Summary Snow Summary Snow fell tell M Monday nl night ht I o er the south part of or the lain tain region relon from central Utah south southward l I ward The greatest amount of or snow on the ground ro reported In this area up to 5 30 a am a.m. m. m Tuesday was 7 Inches at Milford Utah Over the northern part of or the IntermountaIn region In Intense Intense Intense In- In tense cold weather still sUll prevailed 1 with some moderation mainly over i Montana and eastern Wyoming The coldest spot up to a am a.m. m. m was West Nest i Yellowstone Wont 10 n 1 with a reading of or 41 degrees below zero I Five FI Iny e-Iny y Forecast Temperatures averaging much below helow normal norma occasional occasional occa- occa snow principally In the southeast southeast southeast south south- east at the beginning of or the period and po possible snow extreme south again Friday Alti Mostly AHa Mostly clear 8 30 am a.m. temperature temperature temperature tem tem- was 1 above zero IlI High h i Tuesday 16 low Jow Tuesday night 5 I ISnow Snow depth Is 18 05 Inches Surface Is I old powder over unbreakable crust I skiing Is excellent with lifts and tows operating road open chains advised I Brighton Clear Brighton Clear a am m. m temperature temperature temper temper- was 7 Maximum temperature i Monday was 20 minimum Monday j nl night ht was 7 Snow depth Is 85 83 j I Inches surface Is dry powder skiing j jis j jIs jis is excellent lifts and tows operating I road open chains advised Barometer 1 eter Is low and steady Precipitation Data For Data For the hour 24 I period to midnight ht 05 total since Oct 1 I 1176 Inches normal 4 79 deficit den I cI cit t. t 03 I Sun will set Tuesday at and I will rise We Wednesday nes ay at 7 40 Moon will set Tuesday at 1113 am a.m. and will rise Wednesday at a am a.m. m. m I Temperatures Monday reached a I maximum of or 21 a minimum of or 13 making a mean of or 17 12 degrees below normal Low Pr c. c Albuquerque rlue 54 4 14 04 04 Atlanta t bO 0 38 is 19 BUlin 2 12 Bismarck f fi 6 24 Zt 1 Bol Boise Bolc e 1 17 j 3 Boston 3 31 t 21 1 1 23 Butte BUlle 10 1035 35 Ch Cheyenne yenne 0 11 07 01 Chicago to 3 15 13 I Cincinnati 25 S 8 04 Denver Denser 4 12 29 23 Detroit 19 3 01 Duluth 16 1632 32 Grand Junction Jun Uon 38 36 32 84 Las Vegas 57 VT 32 03 Jo 11 1 0 Los Los Ao Angeles e. e 61 4 47 47 97 I Miami 79 63 28 4 06 08 1 Minneapolis 15 1529 29 New Orleans Orleans- 73 41 79 New York City 36 30 26 14 14 Orden 19 9 I 9 I Trace Oklahoma City CUy 37 17 T 7 T Omaha 4 3 Phoenix 64 4 49 34 1 Pocatello 16 4 I Portland 3 JJ 32 18 IS Provo Iru u II Ill III 01 Reno 32 32 13 3 01 Rock Hock Springs s. s 1 I 8 02 salt halt 1 lake Lalit airport 21 11 13 1 Trace San Antonio 31 11 18 San DI Diego o 58 51 73 73 ISan I ISan San Francisco 4 40 St St St. t. t Genre t 52 2 2 24 06 St. St Louis Louts 9 J 2 I IS S Seattle 30 10 15 R Sheridan h rl rI An 11 1119 19 I W n. n DC C C. S 51 30 27 21 West taL Yellow yellowstone alone 6 44 1 |
