Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-17
CALIFORNIA.
weather Heporfs.

Los ANGELES, November 16th.-Rair be-
gan before daylight this morning, .2l of an
inch falling. The total for the season is .O3
inches. The weather is now clear.
VIsAL1A, November 16th.-It commenced
raining last night about o'clock, and con-
tinued until after midnight; AS of an inch
fell in all. The weather is partially clear tc-
day, but there are indications of more rain
tonight.
MERGED, November 16th.-The rainfall
last evening continued until about IL P. NJ,
depositing AS of an inch of water, sufficient
to start the grass. To-day the weather is
calm, warm and sunny, with feeting clouds.
San BUENAvENTURA, November 16th.--A
splendid rain fell last night, and everything
indicates more to come. 1t Is just IN time tor
the young grass and grain, as the soil was be-
coming dry.
SAN Francisco, November 16th.-A cold
rain set in about noon, with strong wind.
The barometer indicates heavy storm.
MARYsvILLE, November 16th.-Four hun
dredths of an inch of rain has fallen since
noon Yesterday. At II last night the sky
strong south breeze. Total rainfall yester-
day, 80 of an inch. Total for the season,
3S7 inches.
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showing here this afternoon. There is now
about three inches on the ground. Higher
up the fall is reported as being very heavy.
UPPER LAKE, November 16th.-Snow fell
here this forenoon at the rate of an inch an
hour, and is now two inches deep in the val
ley, and q great deal deeper on the noun
tains.
BONNEVILLE, November 16sh.-Rfn COM
menced falling about midnight Monday, and
soon changed to snow here and on the noun
tains. The storm is light to-day, but the ba.
rometer still indicates its continuance.
SANTA BARBARA, November 10th. = A
quarter of an inch of rain fell during the
night. To-day is clear, with northwest
wiad.
SANTA Rosa, November 165h.-After q
very cold night and a heavy frost, with thin
ice this morning, rain again poured down Vi
olertly during the forenoon and part Of the
afternoon. This evening is cold and quite
clear.
PLAcERvILLE, November 16th.-Since
A. N. yesterday 2 30 inches of rain has fallen.
Very little has fallen to-day. Tonight it is
raining again. Twenty miles east of here
snow has fallen to the depth of one foot, and
still showing.
WHEATLAND, November 16sh.-This Sec
ton has been visited with refreshing rain
during the last forty-eight hours. which will
be the means of the farmers starting their
plows.
SHASTA, November 16th.-It has been rain
ing the past two days. There was a heavy
frost last night, and it is very cold to-day,
with indications of a snow.storm.
TRucKEE, November 16th-It commenced
showing about the middle of yesterday fore.
noon, and it continued to fall very fast till
about midnight. 1t is showing again at the
present writing, with prospects of keeping it
up the greater part of the night. The rail
road is open along the whole line, and no
trouble is anticipated from the snow, as the
company is well prepared to meet any emer.
gency which may arise from that source.
About twenty inches Of snow has fallen at
this place to the present time. Considerable
difficulty has been experienced in keeping
the wires in operation, as tie snow breaks
them down both east and west. Careful in
quiry into the rumor that large land slide
had occurred at or near Bronco develops the
fact that the same was without foundation.