Salt Lake Telegram | 1921-09-04 | Page 21 | Overcoat May Not Come Amiss for Day or Two

I I OVERCOAT MAY NOT COME AMISS FOR Ii DAY OR TWO I I If you havo have planned to spend spond Sunday and Labor day in tho the I canyons or or mountains hotter botter I wear your winter sylvias and take along an overcoat It may not snow but thoro thero is very vary liko- liko jy ly to be fr frat frest at on your eyelashes if jf you to sleep out in tho the open tonight Even Evon in tho the lower I levels there may bo o a hurri hurried d dash for more moro covers out on tho the I sleeping porch for yesterdays yesterday's drop in temp temperature is s scheduled to remain a few days While Sunday and Monday probably will ill bo be fair fab J J. J Cecil Al Alter Alter Altor Al- Al I ter tor meteorologist gist in charge of I tho the Salt Lake weather bureau I station tation predicts frost in tho the 1 higher levels for tonight Tho The I temperature had dropped to 53 II I degrees in Salt Lako Lake City yesterday yester yoder II day morning and wont still lower low low- during and I er or Saturday afternoon II II I evening producing a distinct I feeling that fall fail weather at least I had descended in the wake of a II I rapidly vanishing summer p The Tho sudden suddon passing of summer I we weather ther was due duo to a barometric I depression over the tho N Nevada vada and andI j I Idaho reD region ian which rapidly I passed to eastern castern Montana and tho the Dakotas This Thi sudden n movement movement move move- I ment produced a sharp drop in temperature over Utah and surrounding surrounding surrounding sur sur- sur- sur I rounding states the lowest mark reported to tho local office being 38 degrees at Modena Utah I ii If I