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Show INDIAN SUMMER CLINGSTO S. L. Duchesne Is Coldest Community Indian summer continued Its sway in Salt Lake City Friday, and a six-mil breess at I a. m. lifted the amok out of th valley. Federal weather men officially forecast a crisp, clesr atmosphere for st least another day, with littl Temperatures Friday Thar. City Airport City ls.it ....... t it a. m M t M 1a.m. M M M 4 a. m. ........ IS M M 5 a. m. St as" SI a. m SI J SI 7 a. m. SJ t SO a a. m. S SI St a.m. 8.1 SS S4 10 a.m. SS SS SS 11 a. m. t 4t S7 It noon 47 44 SO 1 p. m. 4 47 44 t p. m. 47 47 47 1 p. m. 4S 4J change in temperature Friday night and Snturdny, the general description, descrip-tion, "fair." Duchesne held Its position as Utah's coldest community with a low temperature of 14. In Salt Lake City the high thermometer ther-mometer reading was 47; the low, 30. and the Thursdsy mean, SS or S degrees above normal for the date. The mercury at the airport touched 46 Thursday afternoon and shrunk to a low of 2 Friday morning. morn-ing. Slight aouthward movement of the high pressure area centering in the Uintah basin, impinging on a low in southern Utah, western Colorado. Arizona and New Mexico, brought rain and anow in those aectiona. It snowed Friday morning in Yellowstone Yel-lowstone park and in Alberta, Can., but mild weather apread over the middle western states, with splotches of clouds here and there. |