Evening star., 1908-01-23
WEATHER FORECAST.
Light Snow This Afternoon or To
night. Much Colder Tonight.

Forecast till PM. Friday.-For the
District CT Columbia. licEt snow Is
afternoon or tonight muc!s colder tonight.
temperature about Il desrs 8. Friday
fair, colder; variabl- winds. becoming
nort.i sterly and brisk.
For Maryland. far. much colder to-
night and Friday. cold w:tv.- in western
pc crtion: winds becomia. n"rthwrst"rly
ami brisk.
Fer Virginia fair mach cold r tonight
and Frhlay. cold way III northwest p"r-
ton: winds becoming ncrthw s'triy and
brisk.
Minimum temperature past lwtntN-tolr
hours. -: Il year ago. -.
Weather Conditions and General Fore
cast.-A bnormalls- high pr"ssurs covers
the interior of the country with cold &hd
generally clear weather. the temperature
IA. gins from :, to - degrees below the
seasonal aVeIag- In tie Missouri and
upper Mississippi valleys. ihr upper lax"
J. .eion' and the northwest Pressure mas
fallen i'll tlt Atlantic states aud th.. lower
lake r-eicn. and thc w,atller Is som what
threatening aad ccnSide g'ably colder. al
thnush the temperatures arr sti!l a5"r-
,he seasonal aNe:aS-. Anot ier disturb
anra is approaching the Pacific coast and
!al;S are again faulns lItfe.
The slight disturbances over the lower
lakes anu south Atlantic states VIII pass
If The coast by Thursday night. and TIN"
weather will clear over the east and
south with decidedl.. lower Temperatures
and higher pressure. Friday AND Satur-
day Will b. cold and Stnerally clear.
Cold wave warnings EaN- been issued
fur upper Michigan. WiconsiE. northeast =
ern Iowa. northern Illinois. northern
lower Michigan. ci!io. W@St Virginia.
western and northern Pennsylvania. in
terror of New York. except extreme
northern portion. northwestern Georgia.
northern and central .Alaba!na. northern
and eastern Mississippi. western North
Car, lima ard northwestern Virginia.
The winds along the middl. Atlantic
coast will h. variable. Becoming " st trly
and brisk by Friday: on the south AZ
laGtic coast fresh 10 brisk nort west eriy.
and Oh tine east gulf fresh to brisk north
criy.
Steamers departing today FOR European
ports will have fresh variable winds, he
coming westerly by Friday: snow Thurs
day night. clearing Friday /" the Grand
Banks.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following We're tAe readings of tha
thermometer ami barometer AT the
weather bureau for the twentE-!uur hours
beginning at pm. Yesterday:
ThermomtIer-Janua -. I pm. ~.
y. m. IL: l. midnight. :;S January -.
a m. 80; = a. m. -: l.. noon. 80. > I'm.
-. Maximum ~. at | pm. January -.
Minimum. 80 III m. January ~
Sarome eter-JamGary -. 1 p m. D.o4:
pm. ::nl6 1. midnight. -. III. January
80. / a. III, 81. l.: y am. ..l.oI. noon, ;;o.uS:
pm :AoG
Tide Tables.
) Today-I.ow tide. 80 am and a:i-
pm: nigh tide, l:2o am. and l:;:J pm.
Tomorrow-LoW tide. Go, m. and 6:;.:
pm: high tide 1.:u3 a m.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose. 1:12 am: sun sets.
o:11 pm.
Tomo.row-Sun rises, 1:l2 a m.
Mpon rises. 1905 tonight.
The City Lights.
The city lights and naphtha lamps all
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset
extinsuishing begun one hour before sun
rise. All arc and incandescent lamps
lighted fifteen minutes after sunset aud
exiting guished foity-five minutes besor,.
sunrise.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition Of water at
am: Great Falls. temperature, 80.
condition, 30. Dalecarlia reservoir, tenn
perature. 81; condition at north connec-
ton, 10, condition at south connection.
~. Georgetown distributing reservoir
temperature. IS; condition at iniiuent
sateaouse. 80; condition at cftiuent gate
house. 10.