The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-04
KILLING FROSTS IN
CERTAIN LOCALITIES.
Opposing Political Headou,,
tcrs Put Up the Signal
Of Distress.
HOWEVER, FINE WEATHF2
HAS BEEN SETTLED PI1p1
Some Data on the Condition,
That Have Prevailed in
Utah.

The extraordinarily fine weather ch,.,
has prevailed III this region during "a"
past three days and which bids fa,.
at leost another day l. y
due to u high pressure. occorline :.
weather bureau. which extends ovny US
Rocky mountain plateau The yss.,,- w
map for Wednesday showed a r,.rs.,' a.'-'
ubic situation In the northwca, "siG'
prisingly high temperatures prIy,ii Sil
Montana and other northwestern -, H
For example. AT llaYrc in nnntsnn
ought not to be 2S Jo,,r.!lp' we
II the rule OF normal were obscryo5 -,
1T ism [. It l.; - Now. - deyrcce -, ou'
zero at llavre It this time o{ linz W., "D9,e
something calculated to call forth me- M =
than passing comment "'V's
TIL" report al the local burcsu n, ..
month OF October has been co,nriIna "a. y
shows many interesting Facts ~. u
weather conditions The figures ~. oLN
that there was an average ,na1,rl'o0 nnvE
temperature Of 5j.5. 81 minimum ,..un ay.usl
of 49,. giving u mean of 5i.t. Tho ,-,sss
age moan for October of thirtv.eIv ",'1 ~.
was O2.3. The absolute UaXinr,, '. s
thirty six years was SO. and tho sbsa,io' r'
minimum -. The highest telnners,,,W.
in October of this year was rs nm ~
Ind. Tho lowest was 2S. on rho ,,.s ~
Tho greatest daily range was IN 'a. y.
grees. on The lStll. and the least da,-
''i-,' - 'll All- i'Il. nc lUHCgI ave..
ace temperature for October in the ~.
ty-six years OF the existence of ,hs ~
roau was 10 In 1857 Forty-cicbi' ~, ~
recorded IN the years 1882. 1898 la; ~ -,
l20S. The highest average was K
1872. ana 81 in 1907.
The mean atmospheric pressure -.
COOS. the highest 30iG. on the s3rd ssli
the lowest 1854. on the 18th. '0'
There was total precipitation Of =,
with = trace OF snowfall The eTs,tr,,
precipitation was on The 9th and ~
when 30 inch fen
Precipitation for Octobcrs
The precipitation for the oc,ober. =,
inirty-sl% years In the average was id
showing n deficiency or 30 inch. Tb.,.
has been moisture In plenty thus rsr NI,
wear, however Tor the record shogs as
excess Of 2.5S since January / ~
The greatest preciplts ton In prev,,,
years for th" month was 3. in 1wa a.
".2I IN 1876. The wears when oc,,,..
showed 1.-THE rainfall we're: 1905 viii
%: 1895. with %; 1881. with .Ss sss
1887. with so
The prevailing direction of ,he wind I,
October WAS southeast! The total msvs.
mcnt was 1880 miles. ana the sysr,s,
hourly velocity 6 S miles. The moy,rr-
velocity. FOR nJe minutes. was ihisr.
SIX miles an hour from tho northTt,
on the 3ptb.
days; II partly cloudy: ) cloudy 0r.
one-hundr"dth of an inch of preclpitatlrs
or more occurred ON seven days
There were fogS on October ! . r
2l and p. There were thunierstorr,
OF the Ord au1 ith, A light froS, ~
CURED on The 10Th. heavy fros,s on d.
Sth and 9Th. ana killing on the S1st
There were no surnras halos. solar o-
lunar: no hail or slect.
Thus FAR in November killing fnst
occurred Oh the md In the Localities 4
the Republican Democratic and Ct5erT
party headquarters
The meteorological report for Weint,.
day follows:
Temperature nj 6 p. M. 80 dcs7cr
maximum temperature. e. degrees miri-
mum temperature, u degrees; mean tn-
perature, - degrees. which is 5 deEes
anorc normal.
Total excess since tho first Of ia
month. 10 degrees: total excess son
January /. 1lS degrees.
Precipitation ut p. m. none; tos1
precipitation since first Of the nohh
none, which Is Is of an Inch bslT
normal. Total excess since January
SO inches,
Relative humidity. ~ ror cent