Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-21
THE COAST WEATHER.
Gentle Rains Prevail and the Tempera-
ture Moderates.

ture Moderates.
lCopyigH, 1885, 6yhe California Associated Press !
REDDING, January 2Oth.-A warm rain
commenced at 10 o'clock last night and
continued until 10 o'clock this forenoon
with prospects for more.
STOCKTON, January 20th.-The cold
weather which has prevailed for the past
two weeks moderated considerably yester-
day and the indications favored rain. Early
this morning rain began falling, moder-
atelY at first and then quite freely. At S
O'Clock .65 of an inch had fallen, making a
total of 6.44 for the season, as against 2I9
for a corresponding period last year
LATHRoP, January 20th.-The rainfall is
go of an inch, and for the season 3 II
inches. 1t is still raining.
WOODLAND, January 2Oth.-Rain COM
menced falling here at 2 o'clock this morn
ing, and has continued throughout the
day. Up to 4 P. NJ. As of an inch had
fallen. Total for the season, 6 So inches.
At Winters "a of an inch had fallen for
the season, 1880 inches. AT Madison, 80
of an inch; for the season, 8.75 inches.
PLACERvILLE, January 20th.-A warm,
gentle rain has been falling steadily all dav.
Up to 6 o'clock SO of an inch of rain had
fallen, with prospects of raining all night.
The snow is fast disappearing. The rain
extends twenty-five miles east.
MARYsvILLE, January Goth. - Seventy
seven hundrecths of an inch of rain has
fallen in twenty-four hours, up to o'clock,
with prospects for more tonight The
temperature is again mild.
VALLEJO, January 20tb-It commenced
TO rain early this morning. Twenty hun
dreths of an inch of rain fell up to noon.
The total rainfall for the season is 3.75
inches. Ii has been extremely cold for the
past two weeks. The warm weather will
soon make feed abundant, which is much
needed. The prospects for a good season
were never better.
MARTINEZ, January 20th.-It commenced
raining early this morning Forty-hun-
dredths of an inch had fallen up to noon
The stock is suffering faom the effects oi
the cold snap.
ST. HELENA, January 2Oth.-The rainfall
to-day and last night was SO OF an inch
total for the season to date 1896 inches
1t is still raining and the weather milder
SoNoMA, January 20th.-The cold weathe,
ended yesterday, and warm rain set in
last night and has continued all day.
PETALUMA, January 2Oth.-It rained
steadily but slowly all day. Indications
Ava night.
BLocKsBURG (Humboldt county,, January
20th.-A thaw began on the 18th inst. The
lowest point reached by the thermometer
was 80 above zero last Friday. The indica.
tions are strong for rain.
TURLoCK, January 10th. - Rain COM
menced here at 3 o'clock this morning and
continued steadily for some time. The
total fall up to A. NJ. is .25 of an inch. and
the total for the season 3.67 inches, and for
the last season at same date Al inches.
The wind is south and indicates more rain.
At Hills Ferry the rainfall is Al of an
inch total for the season, 337 inches.
MODESTO, January 20th.-The late cold
snap moderated last night and rain set in
The rainfall up to noon to-day was .27 of
an inch, and the total for the season 3. 60
inches.
MERGED, January 90th.-After a station
ary temperature at 400 for two nights, show
ers set in last night and were apparently
general all over the country, the fall being
.25 of an inch here, making So inches for
the season. At Chowchilla river the Ne
vada Bank ranch-guage showed .65 of an
inch at O'Clock this morning for the
storm. Heavy rains are also reported in
Merced river and the west side of this
county. The weather is cloudy with a
strong southeast breeze. More rain is
probable during the afternoon.
GILRoY, January 20th.-A light rain
commenced falling last night and has con-
tinued during the day. 1t will be of much
benefit to stock-raisers. as feed already
feels the influence of the late warm
weather.
MONTEREY, January 20th.-The cold spell
is over. a warm rain-storm has been pre-
vailing since yesterday.
POMONA. January 20th.--A gentle rain
has been falling since early this morning.
About one-quarter of an inch has fallen.
Weather mild.