Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-25

SAN FRANCISCO, January 24th.-Rsin te-
gan falling this afternoon, and comes down as
| though it meant business tonight. Reports
from the interior show that it is general
throughout the State, except the extreme
| southern porticD, towards which il is extend.
ing.
Cisco (Placer county,, January 24th.-The
heaviest snow-storm of the season commen ced
this morning at IL o'clock. Wind south
west barometer falling.
BONNEVILLE, January 24th.-Rain has
been falling here all day.
RED BLUFF, January 24sh.-The cold snap
came to close yesterday afternoon, giving
way to cloudy weather, which brought soft
and penetrating rain at A. NJ, which has
continued through the day.
CHICO. January 24tb.-About O'Clock
this morning gentle rain began falling, and
has continued ever since, doing much good.
Although the water fall has rot been great,
coming at this time, and falling slowly, the
earth sbsorbs it all. Crops generally in Butte
county are looking well, but rain was needed
in Colusa county.
ORLAND (Colusa countyl January 24th.-It
has rsined here steadily all day, and still
continues. Our people feel jubilant, as very
little rain and no snow had fallen here this
season, and the crops were beginning to
suffer.
PRINCETON (Colusa county,. Janusry 24th.
The weather has moderated, and there is now
a slight rain falling.
GERMANTOWN (Colusa county,, January
24th.-A warm rain began falling here early
this morning, and has continued stesdily all
day. The total fall so far is IS of an inch,
with good indications for long rain. Wind
southeast
WHEATLAND (Yuba county,. January 24.h.
Il commenced raining at noon to day, with
every prospect of continuance. 1t is well
come to all the farmers, as it was much
needed.
lone (Amador county,, January 24th.-It
mas bee raining gently here for three hours.
and will probably rain all night The change
from severe cold to rain is welcomed by all.
RIO VISTA, January 24th.-There is de.
ci3sd change in the weather. 1t has been
raining iightly since P. NJ, and continues
quite heavily at present.
SUIsUN, January 24th.-A steady rain
commenced falling here at 8 P. NJ. to-day.
The weather is quite warm. 1t is still rain.
ing, with good prospects for continuance.
UPPER LAKE, January 24th-It COM
menced raining some time last night, and had
rained 30 of an inch by daylight, and by 6
o'clock this evening the gauge registered Il
inches, and still raining.
San JOSE, January 24:h.-It has been
showering here since P. NJ, and the barom-
eter has been steadily falling since P. NJ
TIE prospects are good for heavy rainfall.
SALINAS, January 24th.-Following the
recent severe cold spell comes plentiful
shower of rain, starting at 5 o'clock this af-
ternoon. Many of the farmers, though
somewhat doubtful, seeded their land. and are
| iubilant over the prospects.
| MERGED, January 24th.-The cold, frosty
I weather which has prevailed here for the past
| three weeks, with slight intermissions. broke
up with thaw last night. The wind changed
| to the southeast, and about half.past )
| o'clock this evening rain commenced to fall.
and continues up to this hour Z P NJ. J, and
gives promise of continuing. Tue atmosphere
Is warm, and the rain falls heavier as the
storm progresses.
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