Show I I yEA IL WEATHER CONDITIONS OVER UNITED STATES STArES I tl Li 8 D Department of f Agriculture 9 WEATHER BUR BUR- BUREAU AU f 16 Ch Chief er see i I 0 60 00 I i 1 04 8 I j I I r I I 1 J T. T J re 74 b 1 I a Y AM u j jho nj ul i ku tl 8 p p. p m n j I. I June l c ho or li iFt p pUs through uh ol of J sTi T pr L 0 1 rh 1 I 0 W dotted Une p MM trog t p point of L L OCo I.- I. 1 1 ore 1 e cas f. f i Fell ill b drawn for lor mo equal U r they I SO O and nd I J hi L I an and d ue UI d Indi Indicate te Ulo tto of w WeAther wether it r Q 0 O Q Q- O c tIO cloudy dl g r. r run rW S 8 fe mial mining An Arrow Arro fly 7 will the te wind vind Fim ger J d. d 12 32 if It U I 01 nich third thir velocity flo tl ut vf 10 J per er hour or 11 mar WEA WEATHER THER FORECAST Local Tonight and Wednesday fair I State TonIght fair fair cooler cast p portion W 1 Wednesday nt fair I Comparative c local weather data for J June nc Temp Dog Doi Highest yester yesterday 00 rouT t r rT day dl- 90 Y f UP EI c. I HI Highest ghe s l or Tt E 1 la last year car 9 L Tt Of fEI HI Highest Ih est since 1874 Lowest today 65 5 Lowest last ast year 44 H Low Lowest zt st since 1874 32 Normal for yes- yes q erday rda TO 70 Mean yesterday ay SO Accumulated 0 excess since Juno 1 d i. i 94 Accumulated excess since January 1 1509 1609 Precipitation I tt Z Zimmie Inches Accumulated tl deficiency nc since June 1 51 since sincO January 1 Accumulated vc deficiency since Jan 14 n Sun rises 8 a a. a m. m sun sets seta p. p in n. Moon roon set at t a. a m. m rises at 78 p. p m. m sets again at 34 a a. a m. m on Juno 22 TE TEMPERATURE ERA TURE RECORD g C. C a n N Current e. e f tI t 0 g h raT s. P 0 g g f t. t po T. T I y a ag 18 I C CI P t Do i City 58 14 1 14 90 55 12 San Sari Francisco Francis o 50 2 2 64 60 50 4 40 40 10 tO 10 74 40 6 41 U 14 14 82 H 44 4 P Portland nd Or 50 0 66 CS 45 16 Pocatello 5 SI 12 12 78 5 52 4 Helena 48 45 12 12 80 46 4 Miles City k 60 60 10 10 10 lOS 64 18 13 St. st St Paul 70 0 98 95 66 oJ 4 Om Omaha ha is 78 2 2 94 H 76 4 Denver n er 62 4 4 1 92 6 f 4 St. St Louis 70 21 2 90 O 0 0 10 Chicago 66 V 0 IS TS 64 61 12 Washington D. D C C. iG G 01 2 21 30 90 68 f 4 oj indicates Increase aSle In temperature indicates a Q decrease se In In tc temperature p ra rc METEOROLOGICAL SU SUMMARY Temperatures In fh the tho nort northwest west tho the northern Rocky mountain region and the thet great t basin have hate fallen due duc t to tho the ap ap- Of or f a a. high pressure arc area which now co covers cors rs the northwest as shown sho by the ab above abe e hart chart The Montana storm now lies c central over O tI the northern slope top of r the R end and la Is causing veX very warm weather er from m t the He continental divide dUlde to I the Mississippi Mississippi Mis Mis- Is- Is river At t Bismarck N. N D. D the temperature was 80 degrees which In Is i 30 d degrees g s above abo normal ormal The temperatures yesterday sto day a afternoon were vere also particularly high over ohr- ohr degrees s being recorded cd at stations ALFRED H. H THIESSEN THIESEN Section Director r. r |