Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-19
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CALIFORNIA.
Storm Reports.

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TRUcKEE, November iSth.-One Of the
longest storms known in the mountains is
now raging. It has showed and rained
alternately for the last thirty-six hours.
There has been no stoppage OF trains, and
the railroad men are all ready for a big
snow-storm.
PLAcERvILLE, November 3Sth.-The
downpour OF rain continues unabated. The
creeks are booming, but no damage is re-
ported so far. The ground is thoroughly
saturated, and farmers are anxious for a
cessation, to permitting of blowing. The
rainfall for "A hours was inches, making
1905 inches for the month. The strong
wind has abated.
GuRoY, November 1Sth-Total rainfall
to date, 93 inches. During the last &c
hours 2.5S inches have fallen, 10S inches
falling during the last 10 hours The
ground is thoroughly soaked and but little
more water is required to cause a flood,
SUIsUN, November 18ih.-It has been
raining here almost all day without inter
mission. We have had $50 inches for tht
season, and 81 of an inch for the storm, UP
to \. II. The weather is threatening to.
night.
SANTA BARBARA, November 1Sth.-Rain.
fall for the last q hours, inches. Previ.
| ously reported, 290 inches. The wind j:
southeriy. The storm is unabated.
FRESNO, November l6th.-The heaviest
| rain-storm known for years prevailed here
for the past a hours, and 355 inches o.
rain have fallen. 1t is still pouring down
, and the cellars are all flooded. This season
to date 5.63 inches Of rain has fallen.
| LATHRoP, November 1Sth.-The rainfall
for the past y hours is 40 Of an inch To
tai for the season, 2S1. The weather i,
cloudy, and it is raining.
HANFoRD, November 1Sth.-At 1920 thi!
| morning 233 inches of rain had faller
since p. NJ. yesterday, The storm has no
| yet ended.
ANTIOCH, November 1Sth.-The rainfall
for the last Sc hours amounted to 16(
! inches. Total for the season, $50 inches
| The wind is southeast, and il is raining
steadily.
TRACY, November 1Sth-Up to the pres
ent time this is the most promising season
| experienced in this section of the San Joa
quin valley since 1872; 1.15 inches of rail-
came down yesterday, making the total 70
the season and November 3I5 inches
against % to date last year.
SAN BUENAvENTURA, November 18th
Three and forty-four hundredths inches G
rain has fallen, and the storm continues
The weather is warm, and we have hig
waters. There are no mail prospects. w
have had none for several days. This raj
assures sufficient feed for stock for yeal
SANTA CRUZ, November 18th. - Thi
morning the rain came down in torrent:
and with it was perfect gale of winC
which blew down signs and fences. AT th
beach the breakers furiously dashed owe
the ends of the wharves and rolled in unde
the esplanade along the beach. The neN
piles recently put in at both wharves wer
displaced. There has been a steady rain a
night. About six inches of rain has falle
this season.
SANTA CRUZ, November 1Sth.-Rain COZ
tinues to fall. For this storm, about
inches have been precipitated.
Signal Service Indications.