Salt Lake Telegram | 1951-01-04 | Page 15 | Skies Promise Snow, Rain

Sk es Snow R in Winter beginning to move in bag and baggage into the intermountain intermountain inter- inter mountain area brought storms to II northern Utah Ulah and the southern I regions of Idaho and Wyoming Thursday and threatening threatening- skies in the Salt Lake vicinity The I weatherman predicts more rain and snow for Thursday evening I and Friday Highway crews near Pocatello Ida managed to keep federal routes open in the face of renewed s 5 storms t tor 0 r m s in southeastern Idaho Thursday but new flurries of snow accompanied by mild temperatures temperatures tem tern had put a new layer of I ice on all the highways Wind Vind drifts made many rural routes im impassable impassable im- im passable for automobile traffic im-I im and although schools in Marsh larsh valley closed by storms Wednesday Wednesday Wednes- Wednes I da day were open on Thursday many farm children could not attend Snowstorms were reported from around the state of Utah Thursday in in the Vernal and Price areas in Logan and in Parleys Parley's canyon east of Salt Lake City Salt Lake City's weather Friday will 11 be inconvenient for the motorist motor motor- according to the weatherman who reported that mixed rain and snow would alternate with th a generally generally generally gen gen- cloudy condition throughout hout I Ithe the day Temperatures will range lange from 33 to 39 degrees throughout I Ithe the day I Hourly temperatures in Salt Lake City and I vicinity Thursday were 12 1230 30 am a.m. 36 35 am a.m. 36 35 am a.m. 36 sa arn am 37 37 4 30 am a.m. 38 38 33 am a.m. 39 37 aCm am 38 33 38 7 30 am a.m. 35 3 31 L arn am 36 35 am a.m. 38 37 1030 am a.m. 38 35 37 11 30 am a.m. 39 38 33 1230 pm p.m. 4 42 41 pm p.m. 13 42 I pm p.m. 44 43