New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-18
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last TWenty-four Hours.

OtnClaI record ana L Ofecast.-N dSnlng lont
March ia disturbance developed during
Monday night over the upper Mississippi VAL
ley and Tuesday night It was central over the
lower lake region and moving east. As this
A., disturbance gives promise of increasing inten-
sity. storm warnings have been displayed on
! the Atlantic coast from Cape Hatteras 20 Bos-
ton. During the last twenty-four hours this
disturbance caused SHOWS in the upper lake
region and the upper Mississippi Valley and
rain in the Ohio Valley and Tennessee. and Is
being followed by rapidly rising pressure and
falling temperature, which have already over
spread the Mississippi and lower Ohio valleys
and the upper lake region. Another disturb
ance is moving southeastward from the Far
Northwest. Temperatures remain unseasonaby
high on the Pacific slope The storm that is
now over the lower lake region will move east
ward and be attended by snow and rain
Wednesday in the middle Atlantic and north
Atlantic states. the upper Ohio Valley and the
lower lake region. and will be followed by a
change TO considerably colder weather in these
regions within the next twenty-four TO thirty
six hours The northwest disturbance VIII
move southeastward and he attended by rains
and SHOWS Wednesday in the north plains
states and the northern Rocky Mountain
region and Thursday in the middle and north
plains states and the upper Mississippi Valley.
Lower temperature is probable Wednesday in
the Northwest and in the Southern states.
Winds for Wednesday and Thursday: North
Atlantic. brisk shifting, probably becoming
high northwest: middle Atlantic brisk west 10
northwest: south Atlantic moderate west; east
Gulf and west Gulf. light 10 moderate varia-
Forecast for special Localities.-Eastern
New York. rain in southern. snow or rain in
northern. portion to-day, colder; tomorrow,
fair and colder; brisk shifting winds. be-
coming high west.
Western New York. snow and colder to-day;
tomorrow. fair: brisk northwest winds.
Southern New England. rain and colder to-
day. tomorrow. fair and colder; brisk. shift
ing winds. becoming high northwest.
Northern New England. increasing cloud
uc,s followed by snow rain to-day, colder
al night: tomorrow, fair and colder; brisk,
shifting winds.
New Jersey and Delaware. rain and colder
today tomorrow. fair and colder; brlsh'
shifting winds. becoming high west.
Eastern Pennsylvania rain or snow am
colder today; tomorrow fair brisk shifting
WINDS becoming high west.
MARYLAND unsettled and colder to-day, prob
ably preceded by rain In east and rain or snow
I'm west portion: tomorrow. fair; brisk, shift
ine winds becoming high west.
District of columbia and Virginia, unsettled
and colder to-day. preceded by rain; to-mor-
row fair: brisk shifting winds. becoming west.
Western Pennsylvania, snow and colder to-
daV. TO morrow. fair; brisk northwest winds.
West Virginia. snow or rain and colder to
day. tomorrow. unsettled.
Local Official Record.-The following OF
ciaI record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes in the temperature for the last
tuenty-four hours. in comparison with tho
corresponding date last year: