fercury. , Brrrr, vew ! Hits The weatherman said Low. 2 be 5" ihithday the tote morning: reading of 31 degrees at Salt Lake Municipal Airport set an all-time record for low temperature this early in the season. Never before has a below- freezing mark been reached by Sept. 25. ‘ | The cold, and resulting frost, caused some seins to” corn, tomatoes and other tender crops, but Salt Lake County Agricultural Agent Joseph H. Parrish said Thurs- _ day it would be several days before he would have a report on how severe damage might be. _ Elsewhere in Utah the mercury fell even farther. | Coalville recorded a January-like, 20-degree reading. Delta had 25 degrees, and Roosevelt, Bryce Canyon, Cedar City’ and Logan had 26 degrees. — 7 But the worst is past. The Weather Bureau forecasts | rising temperatures Friday and Friday night. Lows Fri-' day night will range from 30 to 45 over the state, with | afternoon temperatures increasing -to, the mid-70s. ) _. Skies will be generally fair Friday across the whole Intermountain Region. The rising temperature trend willcontinue in all areas except northern Wyoming, where ( some local cooling may occur. 1 ee SLL QniviaD HSA Moxy 340m | ) )