New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-07
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures
Dec. THE Middle West storm Of sunday has
disappeared beyond Lake Superior. without caus-
ing further precipitation than some light SHOWS
IN the lake region. The Pacific disturbance men,
toned Saturday and Sunday night has moved
rapidly down the western slope Of the Rocky
Mountains 20 Southern Texas and thence north
eastward TO Mississippi IL is yet OF moderate
intensity. bur gives promise Of further develop
ment and rapid movement nOrthesstward By way
of the Ohio Valley. This storm during Monday
has been attended by general rains in the
Gulf states and SHOWS IN the Arkansas and
Missouri valleys. the central plains states and
the middle and southern Rocky Mountain regions.
In the Atlantic states fair weather continued,
white west of the Rocky Mountains there were
general though light rains ana SHOWS.
Cold weather continues throughout the West,
except in Texas. and there has been decided
fall in temperature In the northern upper lake
the upper Ohio Valley ana interior Virginia e''"'
As the crest OF ths western high area Is still
temperature As degrees below zero. there is no
present prospect OF an immediate relief from the
prevailing low temperatures the western
half Of the country. and following the northeast
ward movement OF the disturbance over
Mississippi temperatures will fall rapidly by
Tuesday night In the Gulf states and the Ohio
Valley and on "Wednesday in the middle and
There will be snow Tuesday IN the lower lake
ana so,Ith upper AXE region. rain or snow in the
states. followed by generally fair and colder
weather Wednesday. except In the eastern por-
tion OF the lower lake region. where snow will
day night In the sOuth anu rain in the
north portion Of the middle Atlantic states and
rain snow Tuesday night Wednesday In
New England
Another marked disturbance has appeared on
the Orth Pacific coast. and more rains and
SHOWS may be expected Tuesday and "Wednesday
in the Coast states and the plateau region and By
Wednesday In the Rocky Mountain region.
The Winds along the New England coast will
northeast and increasing Tuesday night; middle
Atlantic coast north to east. increasing by Tues
day night; south Atlantic coast. moderate east.
Gulf coast. moderate west TO northwest: west
Gulf coast. north and brisk: on the lower lakes
variable. bec1ming northeast and increasing:
north portion and brisk north over south portion.
Steamers departing Tuesday for European
coming east and probably increasing Tuesday
night with fair weather Tuesday and rain or
"Wednesday. 20 the Grand Banks
storm warnings are displayed on the Pacific
Coast
Forecast for special Loeaiities.-For New
England. fair and colder to-day: snow an north
ern portion and rain or snow IN southern portion
"Wednesday; variable winds becoming northeast
and increasing Tuesday night.
For Eastern New York. increasing colldiness
to-day; rain or snow by night; colder Wedn-s-
day with snow. followed BY clearing in south
ern portion: Winds becoming northeast and in
creasing
For Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey
in northern portion and clearing and Colder IN
southern portion Wednesday. winds becoming
northeast and increasing.
For the District OF Columbia. Maryland and
Delaware. rain today or To- nieht-
colder and generally fair Wednesday: winds be
coming northeast 70 east and increasing
or tonight. and probably Wednesday: winds he
coming north ami Increasing