Salt Lake Telegram | 1910-08-31 | Page 2 | [Untitled]

I I WEATHER CONDITIONS OVER UNITED STATES ST ArES I T ff u- u s 8 i Departmental ep nto Agriculture t 04 WEATHER BUREAU 2 WILLIS L MOORE Chief 30 42 2 I 8 49 4 1 k 32 o 62 j a. a 2 6 IiI I 0 02 0 L I I da 4 6 46 t so a o 50 I I 30 62 I I 2 o O I 04 I 00 O j ee 33 12 1 t- t iTC 0 1 2 I 72 r I. I V. V j J I 2 I 5 0 I 32 I N- N r I t 6 y S 'S j 74 I l. l r it a 8 8 t. t m. m tr h a c S 64 I I Ir potA of S L lao o Ita I 1 or be 0 SO O 3 0 7 or of Uin 0 Q cir j I I r rail ln snowa 9 IDs 2 L. L a F re cas t 10 r D V I Q Q 0 wind Tint minimum mam r lar lart t koar bor it It t UT of p r hour oc I I Generally y Genera Iy fair tonight on and ond 1 Local Generally fair tonight and Thursday State Same Comparative local weather data for tor torA A August gust 31 31 Temp Deg flag IT Highest yesterday yesterday yesterday yes yes- 77 I WOULD Tr T Highest la t year 95 HI Highest hest since r Y 1817 ISH Lowest today 57 61 AM Lowest last year ear 66 56 Lowest west since 1847 44 Normal for yesterday esterday 71 Mean yesterday yester ester esterday day 63 j Accumulated deficiency since Aug 1 28 I Accumulated excess since Z Zimmie Jan 1 i 63 Inches Total Tota since sinco August 1 33 32 32 Accumulated deficiency since Aug 1 42 43 Total since January I 72 Accumulated deficiency since Jan 1526 Sun rises at a. a m. m sun sets Jets at p. p m. m Moon rises S at 2 18 a. a m. m moon sets at p. p m. m WEATHER RECORD n n tI n i II I. I wt w c i. i Hi M s I i 0 s- s i j rn t. t ft P O O ST STATIONS g g g a Is q V. V Q Salt Lake City 64 12 78 4 San Ban Francisco r. r 52 8 60 51 6 42 42 2 2 84 u 4 4 Modena 52 4 4 82 5 52 6 Portland Or 56 e. e 4 74 56 4 Spokane 54 8 8 74 54 4 Helena 46 10 66 46 4 North Platte 46 70 46 4 St. St Paul 50 10 72 48 4 of Des Dea Moines 68 8 8 72 56 4 Denver 48 2 76 46 4 St. St Louis 68 6 92 68 12 Chicago 66 2 84 66 12 Washington D. D C C. 68 8 8 78 60 4 Asterisk Indicates Increase In temperature temperature tempera- tempera ture tur-e minus a decrease In temperature METEOROLOGICAL SUMMARY The eastern high pr pressure area has mo moved d considerably to the tho east and as a result the pressure over the lakes has risen attended by a a. rise In temperature Rain has continued over the thc south Atlantic At At- Atlantic lantic states states' and at Raleigh N. N C. C Inches wa was as reported The western high has diminished In energy somewhat and now overlies the ea eastern slope of ot the and has hns caused lower temperatures temperatures tempera tempera- tures In the Mississippi valley especially in the northern portion where it is Js much colder coldor than usual at s seaon ason The pre pressure has fallen over the and gre great t basin buln where generally warmer weather prevails A few fe scattered showers show show- ers era fell fen In Iowa Missouri Oklahoma and Utah elsewhere it has been fair west wesl of or orthe the Mississippi river The Indications are arc for fair weather Inthis Inthis in inthis this vicinity tonight and Thursday ALFRED H. H THIESSEN Section Director I J I Thursday II