New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-05
The Weather Report

Wuhingon. March After a p~riod o. inaniv-
ty that lasted about four days the Gulf disturbance
BEGAN 10 move northeastSsrd during SATURDAY nisht
with increasing intensity and on Sunday morning
/. was central orer extreme western North Carolina
and Il was SIN central over that locality Sunday
night having made no progress Whatever during the
day Pressure has also fslLsn generally and do
cidety over The remainder Of the country. except IN
tie Gulf states With a disturbance Of marked char
actor over tho Canadian Northwest
As consequence snow continued from the Ohio
valley northoastEard ia southern NeS England end
rain, ard snog IN the Middle and South Atlantic
sud Gulf .istes In portions q Pennsylvania. NeS
J9r.ny eastern New YORK and southern New ing
land The snowfall WAS heavy. while In the South
the Continued heavy rains have brought abrlL IN
al ,he rf,erS food condtions that bid fair 10 be-
come disastrous General Gooi warnings have beer
,ssfed during tho nights OF the last two days. those
q sunday calling for ven high STAGES.
over the wcs.Arn PORTION y tho country ne
weather .as fair etcrS In tbs northern Pacific
sfaes anl Idaho. where there were SHOWS ard
rains II Is dccide,ly colder IN ths eastern Gun
,tA,nz the central valleys and the lle REGIONS
from 10 10 y degrees below the seasonal syerase-
and tie line o. freezing temperature tonight e1
tends through northern Alabama In tho h0cey
Mountain region and the West 70 Is warmer. de
cidcily 50 IN the Northwest, o. -,
There will be Monday from the Ohio Val
ley and southern upper lake, region northeastwsrd
through New England. snow or rain In tho middle
Atlantic states and rain in tho southern Atlantic
ftSts, followed b. generally fair weather Tuesday.
In the eastern Gulf states and northern upper
lakes region the weather viii be scleTalg iair
South Atlantic states by Monday night. with
cold far south as northern Florida. and
and the Middle Atlantic stats. 1t will be warner
Tuesday IN tho upper lake and east Gull states.
coast from Jacksonville 70 PASSPORT and "a the
northern Pacific coast. Cold wave warnings have
Gsorvis East tennessee eatrrms West and extreme
East North Carolina. North and West Ohio and
Northeast Indiana
middle Atlantic strong northeast winds. with
snox. south Atlantic. strong southwest IN north
west winds. with rain. except moderate 70 fresh
south and southwest winds on the Florida coast.
With fair weather: east Gulf, moderate to fresh
northwest winds fair and colder: yes: Gulf. mod
Tuesday fair weather. upper lakes. moderate north
and northeast winds Monday. fair renher except
isk-. frrsh 10 strong northeast 10 north winds
Monday. with snOw
ins northeast and storm warnings were displayed
from jacksonville 10 PASSPORT
Forecasts for Special LocalltI-.-N.ryl,nd. Dis
trrt Of Columbia or snow Monday. colder At
night. Tuesday probably fair.
Monday. colder at night. Tuesday fair.
Eastern PennsylvMIia-SuOs IN the north snow
or rain IN the southern portion Moody. colder at
E.,tsna New Yett-s9g Monday. colder a,
Southern New Enxlsnd-snov Monday Tuesday
clearing colder
northern New Enslsnd-snow Monday: Tues
day probably fair and colder except In
Eastern Maine
Westmn Pennsylvania. Western New York
Snow Monday. Tuesday probably fair.
Local Ofnelsl Record.-The following official rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows temperatures
during the last twenty four hours. IN comparison
with tho corrrsponding date Of last year:
1911 1916. 1917. 1916.
a n. 49,. g is ;. N. 49,. : 4
II ..... ~ z.lll y. m .+.-. -
y ...-. 30 Is
Highest Temperature Yesterday. 80 degrees Cat |
p M. lowest. 81 (at 10 y. M. average. q
s,erase same dste last year. 81 average same date
for last thirty three ycafs. 81.
Humidity
8 /, m...s3 ? NIL s p m. o.
Barometer ReadInes
m 800 p. m...3olt So m. 30 90
Local Fpscpt-snO. Monday. with strong
northeast winds. Colder al night. Tuesday proba-
BY fair