The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-22
.ter Of the Disturbance Is Of
Vancouver Island.
L.av swoop DOWN ON SOUND.
u~ves sorfhwaFd Seattle VIII
~~e Good Weather, But II 1t
sx~y~is to the East or south
,.~s winds and snow Are Al
.sss Certain q" Ceme-Te mpera-
s.ve Nearly at Freezing Point.

w...sef conditions OF Vancouver island
1.s.> 1ssn ripenang during the past TWEEN
.-sss,- E1sIrs for severe Storm likely TO
/ 49, Ia whole &orla Pacific coast. The
s.~-e.ss tsA; rssa Ee the weather had IL 50
4aE~-r.a that at the precise moment when
i - hzrcnetr1c area had SIS center 70
kE.. ~sst OF Vancouver island a cold spell
= i. covering fEge Rocky mountain region
30 .. the International boundary line
/ 4 q yrtgnAlng gradually 10 the gouih until
III. .nxefosseI Montana, Idaho Wyoming
i.rs Sssaaa. 4 low barometer of the
Issrass o. F}lEa auti a high area over the
iss.ssx named was recognized by the wealth
4 i, mes a. q Gauss Of STIFF gales and accom-
ksnysag storms
81 rhat tse naxt twensy-four hoslrs Will see
ls1nse pretty roBgn weather outside the en-
Efrspex to the strait seems certain. In fact
EEAere was moro or less bad weather off the
ssr.I, Yesterday. \ falling barometer was
tsoarss6 early yesterday from Nsal bay
/ La me barometer In Seattle evinced sym
zsfhe,!c sya. pioms. Yesterday was usb-
Efss in by very cold winds accompanied by
1 Il eusa rain. this having been preceded by
/ !. NV thsrmometer on Sunday evening.
Al II O'clock yesterday morning the In
formation signal was h0isted at the office
Ii Section DlFsctor Salisbury. giving
! kxara.fg 10 mariners a:.d every one Of the
km<eted approach OF strong soufherly
|lw4nds and accompanying bad weather. The
kxnal was raised tn response TO the fol-
ha~sng Dispatch received By Director salis-
fnry from ofic!ai Forecasler Pague at
ipsFtiAnG:
.IIoisi information signal 81 a. m. storm
liz considerable energy central of ya:saesI-
IY1 island. of-shore gales along coast .
Exh east 10 south winds over Sound aud
k.Yalss for next thirty hours"
Director Salisbury gave a Post-Intelligen-
ger reporter last night the details OF the tn
Formation received BY the weather bureau
ktiatIys 10 the causes Of the present storm.
E1sa Illustrates how thoroughly the wealth
lee officials are enabled. through the teie-
iEf1th lines reaching every part Of the
iess1tfy. 10 obtain facts and 10 keep in
ifasned OF changing weather conditions In
.Iofssr 10 be forewarned OF the approach Of
fIstsFmy periods. Beginning Sunday" said
ihE Salisbury. "a cold wave overspread the
sinosky mountain region. extending over the
,lpros.nces OF Canada first ard later Mon
iaaa Idaho. Nevada, Wyoming and Utah
In the United States. The cold area spread
isoath and southeast. This morning the
.ianoaeter reached 800 az Calgary and the
Fem efatuFe WAS II degrees below zero by
Oar the lowest thermometer this season.
ifals morning Helena reported the Their
inafnssnr az ~ degrees below zero Idaho
Pas. idaho. the same. while Salt Lake.
Irtah, aud WlnGemucca. Nevada, registered
4 From Il 20 II degrees above zero. IN Seat
sIis this morning Il was y degrees above or
..IsHnin three degrees or the freezing point.
i our reports have shown for the past
Iswelye hours the approach Of STORM area
.l'rcn the ocean - the west or Vancouver
'isand. The influence o. this storm area
.fsas felt In Western Washington and ore
''Ena b. ralas-
i Nov sho indications are that as a re-
~ OF tfle existence Of these two forces or
j asditiefis at the points named. high Winds
pay be expected from west so cast. trav-
Irs.Hg the entrance 10 the strait and Iii-
NJ SOUND. Neah hay reported the i,aron-
fssr al u this morning. with 4 downward
,4eneency. II the storm center moves east
Il seuth W. may expec; some very high
IN iGGs with storms OF SHOW and rain III
'tsAsPeI IL travels north We will eseane
II aem, The barometer tonight at Seattle
N he normal