The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-31
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Local forecast for Savannah and VI
entity till midnight. Dec. 81, 1885; Clear
ing during Monday night. fair Tuesday;
decidedly colder with freezing tempera-
lure Tuesday morning; brisk to high west
10 northwest winds,
Forecast for Georgia: Fair, colder in
eastern portion; westerly winds.
- Comparison Of mean temperature at
Savannah. Ca. on Dec. 50 iSl5 Win the
normal for the day: Tempera ture-No
nidl, ~, mean, 30; excess for this date g.:
INUNDATED deficiency since Jan. 1, 1896,
Comparative rainfall statement: Nor
MAJ, u; amount for Dec. 80. 1895. 10; de
larture from the normal. --O7: total de-
parture since Jan. J. 1885 -'-2S6
temperature, "A.
.- me hight Of the savannah river at Au-
susta at a. m Goth meridian time) yes
teIday was 10 teet, a fall of O.6 feet dur
ING the preceding twenty-fOur hours.
me following telegram has been re-
celVed from the chief of the weather
bureau at Washington, ID. c.:
W ashingtOn, Dec. 80. 200 D. m-Ob-
server, savannah Ga.s Hoist storm.
southwest signal at D. m storm CEN
tfai in Kentucky moving north. High
southwest to northwest winds.
Observations taken Dec 80, at the same
HHloInent Of time at all stations. for the
Boston, as, W E. u, raining.
New York city, I 81, W Sc, 20, raining
Inlladelphia, t %, W 5, 20, raining.
HiS as city' 40 W ~ light, rain
NorfOlks 50, W S, 90 raining.
H45laajt ., "a, W SW, s2, raining.
Wilmington, 66. W s. ~, cloudy.
Charlotte, I a., W SW. 10, raining
Atlanta, %, W w, "a, cloudy
Savannah, t As, W w, Sc. raining.
Jacksonville, 81 W SW, V a. cloudy.
Jupiter. t "a, S, V IA. cloudy.
Key West, So, " NV, V 40, raining.
Tampa, s., W NV, 20, cloudy.
Mobile, t S6. " NV, Y light, clear.
Nicksburg, 50, W w, V 8, clear.
New Orleans, a, W w, TO- clear.
Galveston, t A, W w, V light, clear.
Corpus Christi, 46, W w, light. clear.
Palestine, t 40, W SW, V light, clear.
Memphis, "a, W SW, s, clear
Cincinnati, "A, " NV. V "A, showing.
Pittsburs, 46, W Sc, 10, raining.
Detroit 26, NV, V 49, showing.
Chicago, Is W NV. V 10, clear
Marquette, "A, " NV, V "a, showing.
St. Paul, 8, W Sc V light, clear.
Davenport, I 16, W SW, V a. clear.
St. Louis, 81, SW. y, clear.
Kansas City, %, W NV. light. clear
Oklahoma, Sc, W SW, 4, clear
North Platte, t Is, W NV, u. clear.
Dodge City, 30, W NV, V 6, clear
Standardization, 02 inch; New York
city. Q inch; Philadelphia, % inch Wash
Hatteras, "a inch; Wilmington, l6 inch
Charlotte, l.16 inehesi Atlanta, .OS inch;
Savannah, is inch, Jacksonville, go inch /.
Key West, .0l inch; Tampa, "a inch; Mo-
bile, trace; MONTGOMERY, .02 inch; New Or
leans, trace; Memphis, .04 inch; Cincin~
natl, IA inch; Pittsburg, 10 inch; Buffalo
"a inch; Detroit, Ol inch; Chicago .tS
inch Marquette, .06 inch; Davenport
trace; st. Louis, trace; North Platte,
trace.
t, temperature; W. wind; V, velocity
United States Department of Agricul-
ture, Weather Bureau, Savannah, Ga,
Dec 80, 10 p. m.-Weather Synopsis-At
TBS o'clock tonight the wind veered from
southwest to northwest and increased
from 10 miles per hour to 81 miles per
hour. At D m. maximum velocity of
So miles per hour was attained. At 1:l5
p. m. the thermometer registered Ga de
grees; at 10 p. m. the temperature was 40
degrees and still falling.
The storm noted in Sunday nights syn
opsis as central in the lower Mississippi
valley, has moved nOrtheastward. to the
upper Ohio valley, and is now uniting with
the storm moving over the upper lake
region.
The western area of high pressure, cold
wave has moved southwark to Texas.
1t will cause freezing temperature
throughout this section Tuesday morn
high moving in from the extreme north
At o'clock p. m cloudiness
and rain was prevailing through bo
Florida peninsula and in the upper Ohio
valley, and snow in Ohio, and in Upper
and Lower Michigan. Elsewhere east of
the 103d meridian, generally clear weather
was reported. High winds prevail along
the. Atlantic seaboard. The temperature
at Savannah will fall to about IS degrees
by Tuesday morning. p. H. Smyth,
Observer, Weather Bureau.