Salt Lake Telegram | 1942-10-03 | Page 9 | Never Mind Topcoat, It'll be Warmer

Never Mind Topcoat It'll Be Warmer Th The weather was a little crisp early Saturday morning in Salt Lake City and vicinity so the weather man recognized the fact and ordered slightly warmer temperatures for Saturday Saturday Saturday Satur Satur- day night Temperatures Friday fell below the normal for first time in several days with a maximum of 66 a minimum of 36 and anda a mean of 51 which was five degrees below the normal mean of 56 Following are the high and low Jow temperatures and precipitation precipitation precipitation 1 tation of various vario meteorological stations for Friday as reported I Iby by official weather observers Precipitation is given only where it exceeds 10 inch H. H L. L Albuquerque N. N M. M 68 50 Atlanta Ga 83 83 59 Bismarck N. N D D. 81 44 Chicago Ill 80 56 Denver Colo 81 43 Grand Junction Colo Cob 80 80 47 St. Minn-St. Paul Minn 78 55 New Orleans La 83 83 65 New York City N. N Y 68 46 I Ogden Utah 70 43 Oklahoma City Okla Okia 78 78 70 Omaha Neb 84 81 64 Provo Utah 69 32 Rock Springs Wyo 65 32 Salt Lake Airport 66 66 36 St. St Louis Mo Mo 84 84 63 Sheridan Wyo 52 35 Tintic Utah 66 66 32 Washington D D. D C C. 75 75 54 Weather forecast for Salt Lake City and vicinity Slightly warmer Saturday night Rainfall data Precipitation at Salt Lake airport weather station in hour 24 period ending at a a. a m. m Saturday none total October 1 to Saturday morning none normal for that period 19 inch Accumulated deficiency 19 inch Sun sets Saturday at p.m. p.m. p. p m. m and rises Sunday at a.m. a.m. a.m. a. a m. m mountain war time Observers at the Salt Lake airport weather station recorded record record- ed cd the following t temperatures Saturday Midnight 50 50 8 a a. a m m. 42 1 a. a m. m 49 9 a m m. 51 2 a. a m. m 42 42 10 a. a m mOo 51 3 a. a m. m 39 11 a. a m m. 58 4 a a. a m m. m 38 Noon 60 5 a. a m. m 44 1 p. p m. m 62 6 a. a m. m 43 2 p. p m. m 65 7 a. a m. m 40 3 p. p m. m 66 6