Salt Lake Telegram | 1926-11-27 | Page 2 | Salt Lake May Have Rain and Snow for Sunday

Salt Lake May Have Rain and Snow for Sunday Precipitation General ii in iii Utah Nevada Idaho and California During During During Dur Dur- ing Past 24 Hours Rain and snow which resulted in 65 of ol an Inch precipitation a at Salt Lake Friday night is pr pre dieted by the weather bur bureau u l to continue Saturday night an and probably ob- ob ably Sunday About 15 of an an of ol the precipitation recorded in th the past twenty-four twenty hours occurred occurred after 6 a a. a m. m Saturday Precipitation in beneficial amounts has occurred In the pas past twenty-four twenty hours in Nevada California Call Call- fornia Idaho and Washington be besides besides besides be- be sides Utah The minimum temperature temperature tempera tempera- ture over Salt Lake valley is Ia forecast forecast fore tore cast to be Je between 25 and 35 d degrees de degrees de- de grees above Forecasts made at th the local lecal weather bureau indicate that tha the pres present nt storm will pass early next week October and November precipitation pre pre- on the Brighton watershed watershed watershed wa wa- wa- wa exceeds the marks for the two preceding years in appreciable inappreciable quantity according to H. H K Burton superintendent of waterworks DUling October and November the precipitation totaled 8 85 incheS as compared with 52 inches a year yea ago and Inches in 1924 Twenty inches of snow fell a at Brighton on Thanksgiving day with seventeen more Inches on Saturday Saturday Saturday Sat Sat- morning producing five inches of precipitation for the two storms The city was enriched by one and a half hall inches o ot water In the storm at Mountain Dell DelI The eleVation elevation elevation eleva eleva- tion of ol the water Is feet VERNAL Nov 27 Wednesday 27 evening a fair rain fell throughout Ashley valle valley following a day as balmy a as as' a day in May Reports telephoned in from the mountains state that rain fell feU in inthe inthe inthe the lower lower- regions and snow in the higher altitudes d s. s The r rain in wa was no not accompanied oy ny a ana aiu will be of ol great b benefit to the ranges and the Ashley national for forest orest or- or est watershed If Il no heavy winds occur during the next week or two Indications Wednesday night are that additional precipitation is In prospect