Show STORM j SPOILS FORECAST Low From British Columbia Passes West Instead of East of Salt Lake S S VIOLENT CHINOOK WINDS 5 Cooler Weather May Follow I j Passage of Storm Center Across Utah Ulah i I S Instead tead tead of rain mn or sno snow and co colder dor I 0 a an nit predicted by Dr R. R J. J I II I F H Hyatt section director of or tho the United II S States weather office Salt SnIt Lan Lake had 4 It sll slightly h tI warmer weather I with a n wind that for Cor practically all allS j S th the afternoon wn va was b bowling along about SO W miles an nn hour He lie still SUcks sticks to toy y his hh idea however cr that the area O OS of S t. t low pressure which came from th the I S i 4 northwest will bo be followed with rain r t 1 l and colder weather The only trouble was that the low lou t had not pas passed crl yet et The storm cenS cen cen- I S j 4 ter tor Is u unusual l in man many r respects In 11 I 5 tl 9 C place ce It sterns to be he one of 5 S omm n phenomena known to toji I ji er experts as ns a dry low It JS S si not accompanied b by er very ery much rain i I S 'S nn anywhere although h It was raining at nt Pocatello and snowing at Helena j yei'S ye-i- ye t I S 'S morning At t the Montana town to about an tui Inch of or snow had fallen while at Pocatello the precipitation was i S only a n trace at rot 6 o'clock when the rr 11 rr- rr I S port pot was sent Bent In S I Chinook Zut locate heave S We will probably not get s-et any rain I here heTe s said ld Dr Hyatt until this south southwind yS S wind or SOPS OP down It 1 4 that same wind that brought ht the ii- ii IAl- IAl S usual warm weather r to tho the northern Hocky Mountain section I cS Another nother unusual thing thins about th S storm that came to Salt Lake yeste- yeste day the fact that t It Itras was ras ns traveling tr I far out of or the usual lath path J an 51 area of or low lour ow pressure that n. n I I 7 over o Columbia If JC It Ir i. I II I behaved travels tr In almost n a I 1 straight line tine eastward until It hits hit ih the I great lake rc region ion Sometimes It nV moves mt s southeast and gets down almost as DS asfar I 1 far or as Texas Texa before It starts no north th I S n again aln for Cor the Great lakes Inkes The lov lov IOV i that visited Salt SaU Lake yesterday e howS how how- S over o came down town the tho great valley be between be- be tween tn-CC 1 the noel Hocky mountains and the th S 'S i S Cascades and yesterday morning Instead instead In Instead In- In stead of being cast east of oC Salt Lake Lle was SI j central OV over r Winnemucca Nov e Pressure Pressure Pres Pres- I sure was low In Salt Lake however and nd It fell teH again ns-In In the inS In Indicating In- In S in the opinion of or the weather officials that the storm center had hall hallI hadS I S started to follow Collow along alons- the path lath that i I I S the tho storms developing do off oCt the northern I S. S California coast usually take talce 1 j Colder I I Dr Hyatt att expects that as soon as the storm sto-m has passed a more northerly wInd T J f I Is lIa liable lo to follow tollow brIn bringing with it c colder weather and rain In the meanS meantime mean mean- S 02 time he points out th the ff t for Tor Vt was s not so o tar far ar wrong roDS hg when o f they th y had hall rain raU at nt P catello S J h That tho the Influence of tho the storm torm center cen cen- ter tel had already spread far to the tho east c S was aa Indicated b by a change In temporA- temporA r ture for Cor the 2 21 I 1 hours at Moorhead and Duluth Minn or of 20 O degrees The greatest fall faU In temperature for Cor the 21 1 hours was at Helena Mont where tho the t. t Chinook had already passed and where tto h the northwest wind was bringing snow d Buffalo was a a. mile 22 wind L with a temperature of only 8 S above ahoe i S zero yesterday morn morning InS InS' The Tho he heaviest wIest rainfall In la tho the United States was vas 18 i 1 S of an no Inch reported at Roseburg Ore rt At Winnipeg Manitoba the snowfall 1 4 j. j was equivalent to 20 to of an Inch of i 5 j i S rain min The Tho warmest arm est temperature re reported rerI re- re I i rI I ported porte for Thursday was as si 86 degrees at nt I d S Yuma Tuina l. l t LORI Local uHler Report J The record at tho tIo local office of ot tho the 1 United States went weather her bureau hureau for tor tho the at 6 m m. yesterday 21 hours ending p. p 1 was 1 Temperature at 6 p. p m m. 5 68 58 m maximum 1 4 5 temperature 62 minimum temperature Z S 06 which Is 20 j S 01 11 1 mean temperature degrees above normal Total excess S S the tho first of the of temperature since j month 81 Accumulated excess of ternI temperature tern tem I since January 1 I 51 61 degrees J. J S Total precipitation none Total precipitation preci preci- I sin since sinco co th the first of or tho the month I 1 12 Inch which Is 18 15 l lo Inch below Accumulated deficiency since normal 1 4 1 t January 1 1 87 87 Inch Relative humidity humidity humid humid- il ity at it 6 G p p. p m m. 27 i per por cent e 4 |