Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-11-28
WARNER TONIGHT.
Probably Rain or Snow by Tuesday
Morning.

Probably Rain or Snow by Tuesday
Morning.
Forecast till pm Tuesday-For the Dis
trict of Columbia and Delaware increasing
cloudi9"ss and warmer tonight with prob
ably rain or snow by Tuesday morning:
Tuesday warmer with conditions favorable
for rain; winds shifting to fresh southeast
erly.
For Virginia. North Carolina. South Car
oltIa and Georgia, rain and warmer tonight
and Tuesday, winds shifting to fresh cast
erik
For eastern Pennsylvania and Maryland,
and warmer in western portions tonight:
Tuesday warmer, with rain or snow: winds
shifting to fresh southeasterly
Weather conditions and general forecast
Since Saturday severe gales have prevailed
along the middle Atlantic and New Eng
Iani coast with maximum wind velocities
ranging from fifty to sixty miles an hour
and an extreme velocity of sixty-four miles
an hour at New York city Sunday Heavy
snow feli in New England eastern New
YORK. eastern PennsyiV ania and New Ier-
sey saturday niSht, and snow continued
along the immediate New england coast
dun ing sunday. Ample warming of the
gals end heavy snow were telegrapfied
named.
Snow has fallen in areas in the west and
northwest. and an area of rain has extend
ed over tho middle and west gulf coast and
! Tennessee.
This morning the temperature is s
to 10 degrees below the seasonal aver
age in the Atlantic coast states. In the
middle and upper Missouri and extreme
upper Mississippi vallay the temperature Is
slightly above the normal. while in the mid
die and northern Rocky moUrtain regions II
ranges from . degrees to II degrees above
the average.
The indications are that the southwest
rain area will extend over the Ohio valley
and the sputh Atlantic states tonight. and
reach the middle Atlantic states with rising
temperature, by Tuesday. The gales along
the middle Atlantic and New England coast
VIII diminish IN force and by Tuesday the
winds in those sections will shift to south
and southeast.
The following Lcavy precipit tfon in inch
IS. has been reported turing he past TWEEN
ty-four hours: sydney 80; Portland
Maine, l.22. During the twenty-four hours
ending ; am. Sunday: Atlantic City, 12l
Tide Table.
Today-I.ow tide, - am. and 2:O5 r. m. :;
high tide 1:5I am. and 10 pm.
Tom0Irow-low tide, 2:i1 am. and 2:f5
pm; high tide. s:37 am. ard $40 pm
The sun and Moon
Today-Sun rises, G:57 am: sun sets. 80
pm Full moon, 11:39 pm. yesterday
1omprTOW-Sun rises, Cos am.
The City Lights.
Gas lamps all lighted by 5:4T pm: ex-
tinsuishing begun at 6:01 a m. The light
ing is begun one hour before the time
named Arc lamps lighted at $50 pm;
extnguished at 6:22 am.
Records for the Cold Wave.
The following were the readings of the
Thermometer al the weather bureau for
the period beginning at II o'clock Satur-
Ga" night:
hermometcr-Midnight. %: . am. %: 4
a m. -: am. y: am, IS: 10 am 81:
II m, "a: pm. 81: 4 pm. 80: pm, 80;
s pm, "a: 10 pm. 81: II midnight. 30
November 2S.-4 am. Is; S am d: II
noon. 30: = pm, 80
Maximum, 80 at pm, November %;
minimum. % at midnight, Saturday
ACCOMPLISHMENTS 81 pm. :;O14: S
pm. 3o:l6; j midnight, 3o:17.
November ~. ! am, 301S; am 30 is.
noon, 30-15; pm, 3o0s.
Condition of the Water
Temperature and condition of water a. 3
an: Great Falls. temperature, "a: condi-
t1c1. IL. Receiving 7. 5 -rVoir, tempera ture
40; condition at north connection II: con-
diti"n At south connection. %. Distr. bating
reservoir. temperature, 80: condition al in
fluent gate house. sc; effiuent gate house