Evening star., 1916-04-09
WEATHER..
Cloudy Today, Probably Preceded by
Rain and Snow.

For the District of Columbia, Mary
| land and Virginia cloudy today. prob
ably preceded by snow and rain in the
| morning. Tomorrow partly cloudy: mod
crate variable winds. becoming fresh
westerly.
| For West Virginia. snow and rain to-
day Tomorrow fair
| The disturbance now covers much of
the country east of tfA Mississippi river
and has two storm centerS one off the
New Jersey coast and the other over
! Ohio. The former storm is moving north
ward up the coast and gales have set
in along the coast from Delaware break
water northward to Boston. The re
marka bic feature attending this disturb
ance has been the widespread snow which
has fallen over the middle Atlantic
states. southern New ngland the lower
lake region and the Ohio. middle Missis-
sppi and lower Missouri valleys falls of
considerable amounts occurring in New
England. the middle Atlantic states and
the OHIO valley. Rains are again reported
from the south Atlantic states
Temperatures considerably below the
seasonal average prevail in practically
all parts of the country east of the
ROCKY mountains. and Saturday morn
ing freezing temperature occurred as
1ar south as the middle Atlantic states
the Ohio valley, Missouri and Okla
homa- Warm weather prevails west of
the Rocky mountains
Inc Indications are that there Will be
snow and rain today in the New Eng
land and middle Atlantic states, the
lower lake region and the upper Ohio
valley, followed by overcast weather in
these districts tomorrow Elsewhere
east or the mississippi river the weather
Will be generally fair TODAY and to-
morrow
Cnseasonably cool weather will con-
uhue today and tomorrow generally
EDS eas' OF the Mississippi river, although
the temperature will rise somewhat to-
morrow in the great central valleys
the east gulf states and the upper lake
region. ~
storm warnings are displayed on the
Atlantic coast from Delaware hresl
water northward
Aiohg the north Atlantic coast there
"iii ne east TO northeast gales, dinlin-
lshing and becoming northwest: on the
nI!uule Atlantic coast fresh shifting
w mus, becoming strong northwest: on
the south Atlantic coast fresh 10
stfohS west and northwest winds: on
the east gulf coast fresh northwest
WINDS; on the west gulf coast fresh
! mol'nerl! "inds. diminishing and be-
eoi'ihE variable: on the upper lakes
fresh northerly winds. EXCEPT moderate
,Erfapie on Superior: on the lower
lanes fresh east to north winds
Tide Tables.
Today-Low tide, 7:1o am. and 7.4e
PM high tide, 1882 am and 12:4S
pm.
Iomorrow-Low tide. S:o4 am. and
81 pm: high tide, 20 am and 1:dI
pm. ~ 81
The Sun and Moon.
Today--Sun rose. 5:33 am; sun sets.
6:3l pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises, 5:32 am; sun
sets. 6:32 pm.
Moon sets, 12:41 am
Yesterdays Temperature.
Midnight. Al; . am, Al; 4 am, 35;
a m. "a; am. "a 10 am 35: ~ noon.
"a: , pm, 80; p.m,. So; 8 pm. SO; S
pm, 35.
Highest, Al; lowest, 49,
Relative Humidity.
am. 90: pm, 81; pm 81.
Rainfall Is pm. to pm. 0.64. Hours
of sunshine. 001 Per cent of possible
sunshine. 600.
Temperature same date last year-
Highest, So; lowest, 3S.
Temperatures in Other Cities.
Precip-
Sat. Sat FL Fri. Sat, S p.m. aDa; To-
urday. night. pm. pm.
Asheville. n. c. 46 "A 80 OO2
Atlanta. Ga. 4s 40 3s 0.3o