Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-19
All Along the Coast from Southern Cali
fOrnia to Portland

fornia to Portland.
San Francisco, March IS,h.-The nIesssn,
weather OF the past We elk has been followed by
warm rain, which began TO fall in mis- city
sssr1S Ely tast hlGht, continuing pretty steadily
throughout to day. The Signal Service rain
gauge mac recorded precipitation of II of an
men Tor the present storm up to 50 o'elocl mi.
afternoon. This makes the total for the season
81 70 lhches against 1912 inches for the same
period last year. Reports received this morn.
ing snow II TO have been raining at Red Blud
hoseburg and Portland. The southern norton
OF the State will probably receive n yisitation
of the rain, as cloudy weather is reported AZ
FRESNO this morning, and Lieutenant Maxwell
stateu tnat the storm was travelling south
nlgn wlnd prevailed last night and Oaklanders
crossing th- bay this morning were treated to n
pretty rough voyage There were several cases
OF genuine sea sickness.
MARYsvILLE, March 1sth.-Over an inch oi
n ram ieil IN the last twentyfour hours, making
raining this evening.
GRASS VALLEY, March ISth.-Rain and hisb
wind set in at O'Clock last night, the latter
suosiding this morning and the rain contini,.
ing; over an inch has fallen, making ~ inches
Tor the season.
NEVADA CITY, March Isth-Rain commenced
last evening, and ii continues. The weather is
quite cold, but the storm is swelling the streams
rapidly. II is showing a few miles above here
REpDING, March lSth.-The storm which has
prevailed to-day abated at sundown Ii is cold
REpDING, March 1Sth-It rained steadily all
last night. There has been a high wind and
heavy rain all day. Churn creek is too high
thls morning Tor the mail TO cross and the Sac.
run.
CHICO, MAJ ch 1Sth-It has been raining for
seventeen hours. The creeks are rising The
snow on the foothills is melting fast.
WHEATLAND, March Isth.-It has been rain.
ing at this place since o'clock last evening.
nntlAlE or lS;as -.
a standstill. Summer-fslIow is looking we'll Ii
is windy this morning
SissoS, March lSth.-It has been showing all
day. A cold rain is falling tonight The snow
plow Is IN use again. The train from Ashland
arrived this afternoon, and was side-tracked
here, as the road is again obstructed by a slide
at Tunnel g. The kedding train failed to get
through.
DIXON, March lSth.-It has been raining
heavily here all day. The wind is from the
southeast, and there is probability of an all
night storm. Total rainfall for TIE season to
date, 3S inches.
MERGED, March lsth.--A slight shower of rain
ieIi early last evening. The wind blew per-
ieet gale all night. The weather was cloudy
TINS morning, and rain began TO fall about .
O'Clock T. NJ, and has contiued falling in show
ers during the afternoon and evening. The in.
dications tonight are for heavy rain. A cold
wind is blowing from the east.
GILRoY, March lSth.-A light rain set in to-
Gay al noon, and from all appearances intends
abiding with us for a few days, as the sky and
Wind both indicate heavier Iains 10 come. Dur
ing the fair weather for the past fortnight ex-
cellent work has been DONE and feed grain and
fruits are all looking WELL with prospective fine
yields. No frosts have occurred to injure the
tie roIns VIII no, 6t ~ be mnion al BOSOM Gen.
w productive of any injury
SoNoMA, March lsth.-Rain commenced TO fall
mere last night and has continued ali day.
ST. HELENA, March lSth.-After a waet,s
pleasant weather rain Fot
about O'Clock last night. II rained very hard
lass night and this morning The waters from
the heavens are still descending. For the past
eighteen hours the rainfall has been IS inches,
and Tor the season 64. 50 inches.
MODESTO March 18th. The rain for the mast
twenty four hours is .0i of an inch. 1t is still
raining.
lone, March 1Sth.-Heavy clouds have been
towering for two days with light precipitation
OF rain last night. Heavy gusts of wind pre-.
vailed dnring the early morning There is
strong indications for storm in a few hours.
CORNING, March 1Sth.-Since yesterday even
ing II has been raining and blowing hard, two
inches OF rain fell. The farmers generally were
commencing 10 plow and the rain has stopped
all work.
DELTA, March 1Sth.-A big landslide is re-
ported north of this place. caused by last night
heavy downpour All the north-bound trains
are greatly delayed and there is no telling when
the road will be passable. 1t is now raining
very heavily, with no indication of abatement
NAPA, March 1Sth-Rains began falling Mon
day afternoon and descended heavily all night
from appearance this is but the beginning of a
long storm. The rainfall to date is 4l.26 inches
FRESNO, March 1Sth.-It began raining this
morning at 10 O'Clock and continued till even
ing. about .25 OF an inch falling. No harm will
result.
SANTA Rosa, March 1sth.-The hopes of the
farmers wore blghted yesterday when il com
menced to rain again. The rain set in about S
CLOCK and continued steadily since. There is
more water standing on the ground to-day than
at any time since the rainy season commenced
The total rainfall for the twenty, four hours end
ing at o'clock TO night is 2.GS inches Total
for the season. 4S9S inches. Indications are
strong for a stormy night.
SAN RAFAEL, March 1Sth.-It began raining at
O'Clock last evening and has continued steadi-
ly since.