Salt Lake Telegram | 1940-02-07 | Page 13 | The Weather

I THE WEATHER "Hello. Weather bureau, ' Howard Johnson i peaking. No air, I don't believe It would be advisable. Inasmuch as the forecast predicts showers or snow flurries for Wednesday night. Partly cloudy weather is forecast for tomorrow, though. Furthermore, It'll probably be. T somewhat colder tonight than the minimum re A of 36 degrees this morning. Tuesday was vJy- unusually warm, the -mean being 43 degrees, Tta&bi above normal. No, sir, a partly cloudy ( Cji&jQ forecast doesn't mean It will rain, although "D-fac-vrl there is always that possibility with clouds i Xi ,n tne ,k- specially t this time of year. C(YS5ir I would advise waiting a few days until the LTPWJ weather clears a little . . . No, I can't tell B you when that will be ... but ... no, we ' can't guarantee our forecasts; nature is too CLOUDY fickle. Well, If the roof leaks that much, perhaps it would be better to tear It off and put on a new , one. You'll get wet either way." ,