New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
THE WEATHER REPORT.
OFFICIAL Record and Observation-Disclosures

Official Record and Forecast-W ashington-
Oct 1.-THE hurricane which passed over Ha-
vana this morning has moved northward during
the day, the centre having apparently passed
close TO and west OF Key West where maxi
MIN wind velocity of seventy-tvo miles hour
was reported before the wind gauge was earned
auav nv the storm It was estimated that the
maximum velocity had reached at a later hour.
eighty miles an hour. While the hurricane winds
have beer confined TO Cuban waters and South
er-7 Florida high winds have prevailed as far
north as Jacksonville and high tides and heavy
seas in the Gulf Of Mexico far west as
Galveston.
Hurricane warnings have been displayed over
the entire Florida peninsula and thence north
ward on the Atlantic Coast 70 Elizabeth CITY.
\. C.. and emergency warnings have been issued
70 the various stations in Florida 70 adopt every
means of saving life and property. Moreover
storm warnings are displayed the Gulf Coast
vest of Appalachicola and including Louisiana
ard on the Atlantic Coast at the various sta
tinus from Hatteras northward 10 the Delaware
canes shipping interests have been fully ad-
,-,ca4 of the progress Of this dangerous storm
beginning with Thursday last
The disturbance in the West has developed
,tdor.b,v and rains have fallen during Mon
5s,, in the north Pacific states, the plateau re
zion and in Rocky Mountain districts and on
The eastern slope From the Missouri Valley.
rou,aver eastward to the Atlantic Coast and
GENERALLY in the Southern states north Of Florida
sai- weather has continued. The temperature
has fallen in the Atlantic states and IN the
var west while in interior sections unseason-
atI,- wa nm weather still prevails.
Pains are probable for the east Guf and south
Atlantic states on TUESDAY. and possibly
Wednesday. and fair weather in the middle At
fr.ic states TUESDAY will be followed by show
- Wednesday showers moreover. are ind
cared for the central valleys, beginning in the
Nissouri Valley Tuesday. reaching eastward
fr1f,f al
-o.,icr, ~ the ohio Valley by Wednesday. TEN
,eTat1Ires will lower in Atlantic sections Tues
DAY and the Weat her IN the middle At
during the neN ~enty-fOur to forty-eight hours.
The winds a. ,.g the New England coast Will
he moderate northeast. increasing in southern
portion Wednesday. along the middle atlantic
troazr northeast. increasing and becoming high
Inv, TUESDAY night. along the south Atlantic
Coast northeast gale. along the east Gulf Coast,
northeast. shifting 20 northwest gaze, eNcep,
brislS 10 high in western portion; along the west
C,,lf Coast moderate north. becoming variable,
on the lower lakes moderate. variable. mostly
east. -
norris viii have moderate northeast winds. prob
AMI Increasing "Wednesday. with fair. followed
ry, overcast weather. to the Grand Banks.
Eoreca.t for Special I1ocaIities-Fo- New
england ard Eastern New York, fair to-day;
"Wednesday increasing cloudiness and unsettled;
northeast winds. increasing in south portion
u ednesday.
For the District Of Columbia Eastern Penn
svlvania. New Jersey. Delaware and Maryland.
ft and cooler to-day: Wednesday increasing
rInudiness and prooaoly showers. northeast
winds increasing tonight.
F1r Western Pennsylvania and Western New
work fair to-day; Wednesday increasing cloud
ness, moderate variable winds