Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-17
weather Reports-kain and snow.

weather RePorts-kain and snow.
SHASTA. February 16sh.-It rained all last
night. and up TO II O'Clock to-day, when snow
cjmmenced falling. and at tbs writing is
showing briskly. The weathsS very cold,
and the indications are that we will have a
long -continued storm.
NEVADA CRY, February 16sh.-A snow
storm set in here this morning, and at the
present writing there is about an inch of
fresh snow on the ground. with prospect of
more, as it is still showing.
IMMIGRANT GAP, February 16sh.--It COM
menced showing at a. N. and is the heaviest
storm of the season. Fourteen inches has
fallen. The snow is DOW drifting, and the
indications ara that there will be slides on the
railroad before morning.
BLUE CANYON, February 16sh.-It COM
meLced showing at A. N. today. The snow
is fine and light. drifting badly. It is ten
E.. in places, with strong southeast wind.
Tie snow fall q this storm is Is inches. For
th year eight feet.
San JOSE. February 10Th 1t commenced
raining here early this morning. aid is now
pouring down, with 10 signs of cessation.
Crops throughout the county are looking
finely.
LIvgRMoRE, February 16.h.-It began rain
ing at O'Clock this morning, and up to noon
.63 of an inch had fallen. 1t is still pouring
down.
PLAcERvHLE, February 16sh.-It COM
nenced showing this morning about 10
O'Clock Snow is two and half feet deep
six miles above. It Is now showing oil along
the line quite heavily. A cold rain is falling
here.
BONNEVILLE, February 16sh.-Snow has
fallen steadily here all day. The mercury
marks 46'. The barometer indicates more
storm.
MERGED, February l6th.-Last night aud
throughout the day the weather has been
shnwery, and the Indications now ara that
there viii be coed rain tonight. The
farmers express themselves as much encour-
aged now with the prospect.
VIsALIA. February 16sh-A splendid rain
set in here st 1880 to night. It has been
storming heavily in the mountains to-day.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, February 16th.-It Sc.
in raining last Eight, with southeast wind,
and continued up to IL o'clock to-day, so of
an inch falling. Total for the season to date,
6 IS inches.
SANTA BARBARA, February 10Th. The
weather is showefy and unsettled. Consider
able rain has fallen to-day, but the looked.for
storm has not set in.
SAN BUENAvRNTuBA, February 16th.-A
splendid rain has been falling since 2 P. NJ,
with every prospect Of steady down pour
all night. The wind light southwest. Ia
the absence Of northers, this rain insures fair
crops. Saeep-owners who were about to
drive immense hocks to Utah and New Mex
leo have halted, and will remain.
Los ANGELES, February 16sh.-A gentle
warm rain commenced at a. NJ, and con-
tiaued till neon. At 5:15 this evening the
rain commenced again, ard continued steadily,
with everv indication of keeping on all night.
Up TO SIS Is of an inch fell. With warm
weather and occasional showers until spripg,
good crops are now assured.
PoETLAND (0r) February 16sb.-A heavy
wind and SNOW storm prevailed this afternoon
at all points in Eastern Oregon and in Wash.
ington on the o. r and N. Co.'s line, and
though very late in the season there are good
prospects for another freeze up. At 10
o'clock TO night the thermometer here marked
81 and cold east wind prevailed. There is
two inches of Snow On the ground,