, 1872-12-02
THE WEATHER.
war Department. Prognosticutions-
hIonfhly and Weekly Summary Of
Meteorological Reports.

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over tne Ahhes anu nl' L9Mience WHEY Ean
Westerly WINGS ala sno", we're Iepoltea from
the NorthWest, exteno1he tnence TO Lakes Mich
1gan and superior
Monday-An area OF lo"-ptessnre, Which was
N the morning cehlra TO rue nortn"aro OF Lake
Ontario, moved rapidly eastward during the day
over the northern portion Of Now 1ork and New
England 1t YVES succeeded by clearing weather
and falling temperatures, with b!lsk and nigh
westerly winds from Lake Michigan eastward
over the lower lakes, dininishingin force during
the evening. Rain fell from Louisiana to Ten
nessee, and extended during the evening to Ma
ryland. Cold. partly cloudy weather prevailed
in the Northwest, and pleasant weather in the
South Atlantic and eastern Gulf States.
Tuesday-An area Of rain, which in the morn
ing covered the interior Of the Southern States
md reached thence northwestward to New Jer-
sey, moved eastward during the day over the At
lantic coast from Georgia to Connecticut. Cold,
cloudy weather, with snow, prevailed in New
York and thence over New England and the St.
Lawrence Valley. A very decided rise Of the
barometer, with rapid fall Of temperature, WAS
observed during the afternoon and evening in
the Northwest. Clear aud clearing weather
meanwhile extended aoutheastward and by mid
night oyersproad the entire country north OF
Tennessee and west OF New England.