New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records OF the
Last Twenty four Hours.

= Official Record and Observation-Disclosures
April 1.-THE Southern storm has rcaeheo
Virginia with somewhat increased energy, ana
the rain area during the last twenty-four hours
covers the Ohio Valley. the lower lake region
and the Atlantic statesa except Northern New
England and Florida. Northeast gales have
occurred on the middle Atlantic and southern
New England coasts, Long Branch, n. j., To-
porting a maximum velocity OF - miles III a
hour from the northeast and storm warnings
are still displayed from Delaware Breakwater
northward. The north Pacific disturbance he's
moved east and now extends from western
Colorado to Saskatchewan, with the principal
centre Of depression over the latter section,
and rains have fallen over the middle ana
north districts west Of the Rocky Mountains
over the remainder OF the country the weather
was fair Temperatures are generally below
the seasonal average over the East rain area
and west OF the Rocky Mountains while elke-
where they have risen considerably and are
much above the seasonal average. There VIII
be rain Thursday over New England possibly
some snow In Maine. ana rain IN the lower
Atlantic states followed by generally fair and
somewhat warmer weather Friday. In the
upper lake region and the Ohio and upper
Mississippi valleys the weather VIII be
warmer and generally fair Thursday End FRI
day. while IN the Missouri Valley and the
Southwest 10 will continue fair and warm.
In the central plains the Rocky Mountain
region and the Northwest the weather will be
unsettled. with local rains and lower tent
ncrutQreS thursday night or tfluaN. west OF
the Rocky Mountains the weather will be gen
orally fair Thursday and Friday, except over
the north sections, where showers Will con-
tinue Thursday. Storm warnings are displayed
on the Atlantic coast from Delaware Break
water to PASSPORT. and on the Pacific coast
from Santa Barbara to san Diego.
Winds for Thursday and Friday--North At
lantic. fresh northeast gales, moderating by
Friday: middle Atlantic, fresh northeast 10
north ga es, moderating by Thursday night;
south Atlantic and east Gulf, gentle west
variable
crate south winds.
Forecast for Special Localities.--Eastern
New York, rain to-day, fresh northeast TO
north gales; tomorrow, warmer and prob
ably fair.
Western New York. rain to-day: tomorrow
warmer and probably fair; moderate 10 fresh
northeast winds. becoming variable.
Southern New England, rain to-day, fresh
70 strong northeast gales; tomorrow prooaoiy
fair and somewhat warmer.
Northern New England. rain in south, rain
or snow in north portion to-day; northeast
gales; tomorrow unsettled. probably local
rains
New Jersey. rain to-day. with northeast TO
north gales, diminishing on south coast; TO-
morrow fair and warmer
The District OF Columbia and Maryland.
cloudy to-day; tomorrow fair and warmer
moderate shifting winds
Delaware, cloudy to-day. probably rain this
morning. with strong shifting winds; to-mor-
row fair ap1 warmer.
Eastern Pennsylvania. rain to-day. strong
shifting winds; tomorrow fair and warmer
Western Pennsylvania, unsettled to-day,
probably local rains; tomorrow fair and
warmer: moderate shifting winds.
Virginia, partly cloudy TO cloudy to-day,
warmer in south portion; tomorrow fair and
warmer; moderate shifting winds.
West Virginia, cloudy and warmer to-day;
tomorrow fair and warmer.
Local Official Record.--The following on
cial record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes in the temperature for the last
twenty-four hours. in comparison with the cor
responding date OF last year: