The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-03
Rogers, Benton Co., Ark.
Local Daily weather Report for the
Morning News

Local forecast for savannah and Viclni-
ty till midnight, Dec. 3, 1S95-Fair; much
colder; brisk to high northwest winds, di-
minishing in force by Wednesday after
noon or evening; continued cold Tuesday
night.
winds; much colder in southeast portion.
Comparison of mean temperature at Sa-
vannah, Ca, son Dec. 2, 1885, with the nor
NAL for the day: mperature-Normal,
Sc; mean, So; excess for this date, 8; ac-
cumulated detieieAey since Jan. !, 1880
456.
Comparative cRainfan Statement-Nor-
NAL, 10; amount for Dec. ?, 1925, trace;
departure from the normal, - 10; total
departure since Jan. ]. 1895, II ABS.
Maximum temperature, "a; minimum
The hight of the Savannah river at Au-
gusta at 8 a m. (75th meridian time) yes
terday was 81 feet, fall of / feet dur
Observations taken Dec. 2, at the same
moment of time at all stations Tor the
Morning News:
Boston, 49, W w, V y. cloudy;
New York city, t 50, " w, Y p, clear.
Philadelphia, IS, W w, V 16 cloudy.
Washington city, A. " NV, v IA, clear.
Hatteras. "a. " sW, ' 10, cloudy.
Wilmington, g. W SW, light, clear.
Charlotte, 4S, NV; 10 oiio cloudy.
Ja6Rsoaviile, e., ". Y 10, partly cloudy
Jupiter, t e W W, light, clear lea Loud.
Key West. I "a. W N, v II, clear.
Mobile. a. W y, ' iS cloudy.
MM,onTtggomery' q, r. T., cloudy afGsr
New Orleans, t 4s, n, v il. clear.
Galveston, 81, W N, IS, clear.
Corpus Christ. Sc " NE Fay light clear
Memphis, 30. W NV V Ia, cloudy.
Indianapolis, t 20, ", NV. y IA, showing.
Pittsburg, / S2, W NV, V 8. showing
cleveland, a. W NV, V %, showing.
6S{6Sgo Il 4 NV Nv. T. e. ' 6iesF
Marquette, t TO- W w, light, clear.
st. Paul, t 4, W w. v 8, clear.
ST. ST. LOUIS LOUIS 20. v W NV. p. clear.
Kansas City, Il, W NV, V s. clear.
Omaha 5, W NW, yyulli light clear ear.
Bismarck HT6e ct.' zero re, w, light, clear.
Rainfall-Boston,, 70 inch; New York
Washington city, .08 inch; Norfolk, -
inch; Hatteras, .16 inch; Wilmington, OF
inch: Charlotte, "a inch; Savannah, trace;
Jacksonville, .0l inc5; Tampa AZ. 90 men
Cincinnati, .01 inch; Pittsburg, .v6 inch;
Buffalo, 40 inch Cleveland, 10 inch;
Detroit trace; Marquette, "a men; pa
Kansas city, trace; Omaha trace; Dodge
t. t, Temperature I'm w wind; V, velocity.
United States Department of Agricul-
ture. Weather Bureau, Savannah, Ca,
Dec 3 10 d. m-Weather Synopsis.-The
storm noted in Sunday nights synopsis
as central in the Ohio valley has moved
MISUNDERSTANDING, and now centers off
the New England coast, with consid-
cradle increase in intensity.
The crest of the northwestern area or
high pressure, cold wave, has moved
soitheastward and now centers in Ne
braska, modified slightly by its advent
into a lower latitude.
The cold wave is general ana IS cauS-
ing a lowering of temperature over the
entire section of country lying east of
the 1O3d meridian. The fall in tempera-
7 ature has been most decided in Tennes-
| see and in the Ohio valley.
At O'Clock tonight snow was falling
| in Eastern Missouri, throughout the Ohio
/ valley and in the lower lake region. Else
| where generally fair weather prevailed,
/ hut with some cloudiness in the east gulf
states, in Tennessee and along the New
/ England and Middle Atlantic coasts.
| The temperature at Savannah at S
| O'clock Tonight was So degrees; it will fall
| to about SO degrees or IS degrees by Tues
/ day morning. The weather will continue
genrally fair Tuesday and probably We'd
/ nesday. 1t will continue cold until We'd
| nesday morning p. H. Smyth,
Observer.
Note-Cold wave signal has been order
\ ed hoisted at Savannah; temperature will
| fall about twenty degrees by Tuesday
! evening.