Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-07-05 | Page 16 | Relief from Hot Spell Promised

RELIEF FROM HOT SPELL PROMISED 'gden's temperature yesterday fell rnr -quarter of a point U-low th.- record rec-ord for the year, made two weeks ago Yesterday the mercury Just reached the 100-degree point on the official 1 ".I-. I Sl ntes weather bure.au ther-inometfr ther-inometfr Th.- highest point 'his y-nr was 100 W degrees. The thermometer at the city hall which Is In tho sun In the late afternoon, after-noon, registered 100 points shortly ,ft-r ,ft-r I... k last e r-nlng I h hent wave of yesterday came at S fortunate time, for manv residents had left the city on their holldav trips to canyons and to cool camping places, I Relief from the heat came shortly before noon when a slight breese Nprunu up Further relief Is promised Tin tonight and tomorrow, the forecast promised. Light showers are expected In the northern section of tho state and cooler temperatures.