Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-04-21 | Page 14 | Three Inches of Snow Here Today; Sun Tomorrow?

THREE INCHES OF SNOW HERE TODAY; SUN TOMORROW? ?.Iore than three inches of snow had fallen in Ogden and vicinity up to noon today, in the most unusual storm con-' tained on the records of the weather j bureau since its establishment in Utah. The heavy fall, coming at this time of year, shattered all former records rec-ords and will go down on the weather bureau bcolcs as the greatest of "freak" .storms in years. According to weather bureau predic tions which reached here today tho storm Is due to cease this evening, followed fol-lowed by clear weather during tin: night. Freezing temperatures, how-iever, how-iever, will accompany the coming of J clear weather, accordlng.to the report. I Predictions for tomorrow should act ' las a gloom destroy or for the weather prognosiigator has called upon the ; skies for clearness and has assured the 'people of this icinlty that the sun will shine. Warmer temperatures are lalso expected tomorrow. Reports received today indicate the storm l, general throughout the northern north-ern section of the state, southern Idaho and portions of Wyoming. Farming op-erations op-erations are being held up throughout the intermountain country, duo to the storm, which has produced rain in tho southern localities, according to re-: re-: ports. I Yesterday's maximum temperature j .was -15 degrees with a minimum of 40 degrees. This morning the mercury fell to 2S degrees. oo