The sun., 1889-11-28
wild Weather Upon Us.

| Tho wild storm that lashed this city yesteF.
day developed in the west Gulf tuesday The
moved with great rapdity yesterday from
to tho Ohio valley and 10 Lake Eria whore 1t
last acoountA the rain extending east to the Atlantic
coast
Rain falling in the morning from Florida to New
York and est to tho Mississippi and from Da-
kota tho upper portion OF the lakes the New
England coast the storm bsine unusually large.
High winds prevailed in the lake regions and along the
from North Carolina to Massachusetts with pros
pects OF becoming higher. tho baromorio gradients
increased by the high pressure surrounding the
storm Dense fog formed the middle Atlantic
and New England coasts and increased the danger Of
the on shore winds
cold wave in the Northwest Is pressing close the
storm. and may turn tho rain into snow throuRhous
this section to-day. The temperature through Dakota
Minnesota and upper Michigan from So to 100 below
the freezing line reaching Albany and west Of the
hisaIssippi down to TeXaA
In this city tho rain began in the morning. and kepb
right with possibility of lot up before daylight
Between s:35 A. NJ. and r. N. l4s inches fell The
highest Government temperature was +7o, the lowest
S70 the average humidity e5 per cent the wind hiEh
and northeast and the fog dense. Al Sandy Hook the
wind was 43 miles an hour.
Rain, turning to snow. and colder weather prom
sed for today and probably clearing weather night
Friday should DO fair and colder. These serEeAn
Dunns notions OF what may expect Down In Wash.
nRton they not so mild for they sent out early last
evening this inhAmmAtory bulletin;
"A general storm prevails the country east
OF tho Mississippi with gales the lakes and cold
wave advancing from the Northwest which will cover
the Ohio valley tonight and Thursday. Tho rain will
turn 10 in western New York. western Pennsyl
vana, Ohio and Indiana TO night and Thursday with
decided prospects Of interruption 10 tolegraphic
munc alton in these States and interference with rail-
way travel. Those conditions will probably move east
ward Thursday with possibly increasing severity
Tho Thermometer at PerryS pharmacy, in the THH
srN building, recorded the temperature yeSterday -
follows:
A. NJ. $50; A. NJ +oo; o A. M 40; ~ NJ 400; $40
p. NJ, 49'; p. NJ, 52'; r. NJ. $780, ~ midnight
$50. Average, +slo. Average on Nov. ~ 1882, 42IL
SIGNAL oFrcE FORECAST I'LL y. " THURSDAY.
For Maine. Now Hampshire, Vermont Massachusetts,
Rhode Island. and Connecticut rain partly as SHOWS
stationary temperature followed Thursday night by
colder eAsterly winds dangerous gales on tho coast
NeO York eastern Pennsylvania, dnd Net0
Jersev rain turning into snOtU; stationary temperature
ollO,oed by colder Thursday Might dangerous eas,erv
0dles on the cod".
For tho District OF Columbia, Delaware Maryland.
and Virginia rain clearing IN southern Virginia. sta
tionAry Temperature colder on Thursday night; south
easterly winds high on the coast
For western New York, western Pennsylvania West
Virginia aud Ohio, rain, turning into snow; much
colder, with cold wave; high southsasterly windA
becoming nOrthweSterly. with dangerous gales the
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