1752
Inches. - 1.57 -1.99
+ .S4
+ 2.23 - .33
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW
1905 ................. 1906 ................. 1907 ................. 18a5 ................. 1909 ..................
NOVEMBER, 191 1
__
Inchm. a26 1.92 .28 1.85 4.52 1.91 1.00 1w .................
CLIMATOLOGICAL DATA FOR NOVEMBER, 1911.
Iwhea. -0.73
-1.06 -2.70 -1.13 +1.M -1.07
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DISTRICT No. 11, CALIFORNIA.
Prof. ALEXANDER G. MOADIE, District Editor.
pg;t- //
station.
possible.
GENERAL SUMMARY.
November, 1911, was dIy and warm. In many ways the month resembled November, 1910. It was very
different from November, 1909, which was one of tlie
rainiest Novembers for iiiany years. The current Novern- ber resembled more an average October, in the large num-
ber of clear days with cool nights and warm afternoons.
There were no disturbances of importance and tlie only
rain and wind storm worth noting was that of tlie 9th-
10th. During the lnst decade the pressure was uni-
formly high over the northern half of the Pacific slope, the resulting surface winds were north-northeast, and the
usualifoehnzeffects were noticed. Thus, on the afternoon of the 25th~maximum temperatures esceeding 80 were
reported at stations on the south and west slopes of the
mountains. On the 26th a maximum temperature of 86" occurred at Los Angeles, 80' at San Diego, and 75" at
San Francisco. At the last-named station the temper- ature was the highest for the last week of November recorded in a period of 37 years.
While the precipitation was not heavy enough to be of
eat good to the varied interests of the State, it was well
gstributed geographically Unlike the condition which existed last year at this lime, the deficiency in rainfall
was not greatly felt, as owing to the heavy mow cover of the past winter and s ring, there was a fairly good sup ly
ately warm weather, not altogether favorable for agri- culture.
The month was generally considered to be a warm one because afternoon temperatures were quite high. On the
other hand, ni ht temperatures were somewhat lower than usual, a n f in determining tlie mean temperature
these values materially lowered the general average.
The air movement was in the main the same as we find in a dry winter month. The surface winds were light and
mostly from the north. These are dry winds and in
certain portions of the year blow with a liigli velocity. There was less fog and less cloudiness than usual.
of water. The mont K closed witha period of dry, mo cp er-
TEMPERATURE.
&The mean tem erature for the State was 51.1, or
nearly normal. T\e following table gives the means and
departures for each November from 1897 to 1911, inclu- sive :
Hours.
Year. 1 Mean.
1 OF.
................. I i g i .................
.............. I 5 2 7
................. 52.9
................. 50.7 -1.2 1910 ................. 628 +3.2 1911 ................. 1 51.1 +l. 4
__
1897. ................. 1898 .................. 1899. ................. 1m. ................. le01 .................. 1802 .................. 1903. ................. la.. ................
j-
"P. +o. 8 +0.6 +0.7
+0.9 -1.3 +0.8
-0.9
7. 50.8
52 1 54.7 54.9 50.8 55.2 53.4
61. e
37 92 sa 74 74
D$K- I/ Year. I Mean. I
Sacramento ......... I 210 San Diego ............ 248 SFUI ~ranclm ....... ana San Jose ............ 275 8an Luls Ob lspo.... 237
i
Eureka ............... Fresno. .............. Los Angeles. ......... Mount Tamalpais .... Red Bluff.. ..........
The highest temperature recorded at any station was 97", at San Jacinto on the 7th. This was 6' lower than
the highest temperature recorded during November, 1910.
The lowest temperature during the month was -go, at Tamarack on the 11th. This was 7" lower than the lowest recorded during the precediiia November. The highest
monthly bean was 64.1", at %os Angeles, whereas the
highest monthly mean in November, 1910, was 70.5", at Mammoth Tank. The lowest monthly mean was 28.9", at Tamarack, and this was 4' cooler than durin Novem-
although unusually high afternoon temperatures occurred frequently durin the month, the low inormng tempera-
tures also were Be uent and low enough to more than
ber, 1910, at the same station. These data s 8, ow that
offset the warmth o 8 the day hours.
PRECIPITATION.
.The precipitation was less than one-third that of an
average November. The following table gives the average and departure
from the normal for each November from 1897 to 1911, inclusive :
~-~~___
~
I
I Mean. 1 "%:- I
Year. Mean.
~
?$:- 11
Tear.
111
mi 269 334
224l
. 169; .................. 189s .................. 1R ................... 1900 .................. 1 ~1 .................. 1902 .................. 1w7. .................
Inches. 1.41 .99 3.82
5.21 2.65 3.61 5.03 1.44 : 2% I/ - 1.54
Station. 1 Houn.
I--
Percant.
age of posdhle.
70 79
70
76 m
1754
1
5 1
MONTHLY WKATHEH REVIEW.
TABLE l.-Clirnatological data for Novemba, 1911. District No. 11, Caiqonik.
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1.90 1 - 4.59 0.10 1 - 2.s
0.00 ' - 1.39
0.93 0.10 0.00
2
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7
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4.1@ 4 100 4'070
4: 146
19
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46 102
3. ooo 1,3m 30 540 784 404 2,105 317 98 4,450
8.500 1.700 4,695 2B
2, ooo -105 2,140
3 .m 0
1,m 363 217
3.500 4,675 189 600 714
5,939
1,m 340 2,421 60 277 4,677
4, @Y.l 51
3,700 25
1.138 126
1.650 3,000 68 a. 285
1tN 4 s
72.5 1.234
5,230 657
64 111 253
0.500 1.650
2%
624
49
193
3.300 5.500 3.323 127 2.690
3. GO0 2. S28
350 349 110 1,Slnl
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3,ld\5
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:i 1 49.2 1 - 2.5 72 :It'
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II. Southern D. MCCQrmish. Pacific c'o.
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K. R. Warner. ?outhern Pscific ('0.
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louthern Pacific Co.
3 . W. Durham.
3. H. Kessler.
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1. R. Moon. J. 8. Weather Burcau.
louthern Pacific Co. 3. 0. Button. 3. E. Roeuing. i. J. Uurgi. T . S. Weather Bureau. ;outhem Pacific Co. Do. 3 . D. Jerrett.
iouthern Pacific. i. Dannenhrink.
!. H. Likely. iouthern Pacific Co.
Do.
7. R. Hull. I. I. Higbie. I. S. Richardson. iouthern Pacific Co. ianta Fe Co.
7. J. Kinky. I. 1). Ellmaker.
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0.61
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0.17 1.00 0.00 1.92
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3.33 ;- 22.5
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0.20 1 - 1.42
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74 71 70 74
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53.2 - "9 52.6 - 1.4
32.7 - 3 .2
48.2 - 4.6
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4 i . 2 ...... 52.3 + 0.5
51.2 -0 .5 49.1 ...... 40.1 - 0.5 47.9 ...... 50.5 - 3.4 ................
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51.k - 2.7
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47.5 ...... 50.2 .......
45.9 - 1.2
45.4 - 3.S ti1.s - n. s 4;. 4 ......
50.9 - 2.5 51.0 ....... 57.6 + 1.0
............ ..... ' _ .................. n .3 - i.i(i n.zi 1 n II.:j0 - 2. 21 I 0. 30 :{. (1
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3.90 ........ ;0.75 0
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NOVEMBER, I 9 I 1
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43.2 42.2
52.0
46.6 54.8 48.5 45.1 36.6
w.1 54.7 55.0 40.8 34.8 35.8 52.2 62.8 52.6 60.6 51.1
47.0 54.6 51.1 43.2 54.2 46.8 40.0 51.0 45.9 52.8 50.7 52.4 59.8 47.0 48.6
50.6 58.2 49.2 50.9 49.4 50.6 54.6 53.3 60.8 57.6 55.0 51.6 53.8
60.3 58.6 50 0
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53.8
MONTHLT WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE l .--C l a m a t o l o ~l d d n for November, 1911. Dial& No. 11-Continued
....... + 2.6
+ o.a - 3.6
- 0.8
- 0.1
- 5.1
....... ....... + 5.5
+ 0.3
+ 0.7 ....... ....... ....... ....... - 1.0 - 3.6
- 2.1
....... - 1.7 -4.7 -11.6
+ 4.0
- 5.7 - 3.3 - 7.6
+ 2.2 - 1.1
+ 0. 6 - 0.3 ....... + 1.6
- 4.2
- 0.9 .......
+ 1.9
- 2.3
- 0.5
....... - 1.4
....... - 3.3
- 4.8 - 0.5 - l.ti
- 0.
.......
............
.......
............
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.......
.......
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11 11
12t 30 11
23t
23 27 23
a2
42 53 33 44 19 47
4.1
37 31
3s
Lemon Cove.. ......... Lick Observatory.. .... Livermore ............. Lodi ................... Lone Pine .............. Long Valley ............ h Angeles ............ Los Banos .......... Los Gatos.. ............ McCloud ............... Macdoel.. .................. Madeline ............... Magalia. ............... MrunmothTmk ....... Marvsville.. ........... Af&a.. ................ Menlo Park ** ......... Merced ................. Mill Creek (1) .......... Milton (near) ........... Modasto ** ............
Yo olumne Hill.. ..... Mono Ranch.. ......... Montague .............. Monterey * * ........... Monteno.. .... .:. .... ..I
M o p .................
Merced.. ......... Tnlare ........... Santa Clara.. .... Alanleda ......... San Joaquin ...... Inyo. ............ k e n .. ......... Los Angeles ...... Merced ........... &mta Clara.. .... SIskiyou ......... .do. ........... Lasen ........... Butte ............ Im rial
Riverside.. ...... 9an Mateo. ...... Kerced ........... Amador .......... Cslaveras.. ...... Btanisla us... ..... Karn ............. Cahveras.. ...... Vmtura .......... BIskiyou.. ....... Monterey ........ Kern...
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........
............. Nevada City.. ......... Newcastle. ............. Newhall * * ............ Newman ............... N i s h e w .. ............ North Bloomfield. ..... North Fork.. ..........
Nevada. ......... Placer. ........... Los Angels.. .... Stanislaus ........ Butte ............ Nevada. ......... Madera ...........
Ojai Valley.. .......... Orland.. ............... Orleans .........., ..... OrovUle (near).. ....... Palermo. .................. Palm Springs.. ........ Pesadena.. ............ Ps40 Robles ............ Peachland.. ........... Penstock Cwnp.. ...... Placervi'le.. ........... Point Lobos ...........
Ventrua .......... Glenn ............ Humboldt ....... Butte.. .......... .do. .......... Riverside.. ......
S m Luls Obispo. Sonoma. ......... Tuolumne ........ El Dorado.. ..... San Francisco ....
Lo% Angeles.. ....
46.4 55.8 54.6 59.9 36.3 54.6 57.0 57.1 51.0 60.0 58.6 59.2 49.8 53.9
54.4
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58.0 51.3 53.4 59.2
54.a
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.......
Redlan .......... Readley ................ Rlalto (near).. ......... Riverside.. ............ Rocklin.. .............. RohnervUle ............
San Bernardino.. Fresno.. ......... San Bernrudbo.. Riverside ........ Plaoer ............ Humboldt ....... 0.15
1.26 0.19 0.58 0.02
0.00 0.18
0.40
1.05 0.07 0.20 0.00 0.02
0.41 1.10 0.30 0.00 0.00
0.41 0.52
0.60
0.72
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- 2.27
- 0.87
- 0.76
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San Diego ........ San Franclsco.. .. Riverside.. ...... 3
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Ezra Fiske. G. F. Marsh A. G . Evanc. U. 6 . Weather Bureau.
Southern Pacific Co. F. H. McCullagh.
F. F. Spencer. Butte Valley L. Co. I. H. Williams. Butte Co. R. R. Co.
huthern Pacific Ca. Do. E. A. Palmer.
buthern Pacific Co. b t a Fe Co. Gal. Gas & Elec. Co. I. Seuthern H. Southwick. Pacific Po.
Do. C. E. Prindle.
fhrbert Lsthrop.
[. E. Deboy. 3outhern Pacific Co.
lohn C. Einecht. LJ. 6. Weather B~ireau.
Alex. Hull. W. 13. Martin.
k i t s Fe Co. T. 0. Bailey.
3. W. Marsh. G. D Kellogg Southern PaciEc Co. E. S. Wangenheini. C d . Gas & Elec. Co. J. R. McIntosh.
U. S. Forest Service.
Southern Pacific Co. U. 8. Forest Service. Cabot Observatory. E. D. Brodie. W. I. Duncan. U. S. Reclamation Sen ice
F. T. Hale. E. D. Fairchild. Western Pacific Co. southern Pacific Co. E. D . Sorver. Dr. F. W. Sawyer. E. H. Pamell. Tuolumne Water Power Co b. Baring-Gould. John Hyslo Leslie U. 8. W e a t k r McAillifT. Bureau.
U. 6 . Forest Service. U. 8. Weather Bureau. L. F. Bassett. P. w. Moore. S m t s Fe Co. SO. Cal. Edison Co. J. H. Cox. Southern Pacific Co. Dr. R. Callahan. U. 8. Weather Bureau. 6 . H. Gerrish.
Frank Kettlewell. Miss E. Ruth Abhott.
Dr. A. E. Johnson U. 8. Weather Bureau. Do. E. T Tanner. U. S. Weather Bureau. Frank Jones. U. 9. Weather Bureau. Southern Pacific Co.
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DO. Capt. W. G. Waters. Southem Pacific Co.
G. W. Russell.
Santa Clam College. W. R. Springer. Southem Pacific Co. Edwin Morris
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Santa c. ^_I_ I,_-. Margarits** ....I SanLuisObispo..~ n^-L__ 2: 50.2 I- 0.6
M. Lewis. Dr. T. J. Edgecomb.
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Sierra Yadre.. ........ ., Los Angeles.. ..... 1,400 Sierraville.. ............ Sierra.. .......... 5,ooO sw.
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16.0
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW
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- 3.3
+ 0.7
+ 3.7
+ 0.5
- 5.8
+ 2.0
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NOVEMBER, 191 1
1.50 1.50
2.70
0.18
0.03
0.50 2.99 2.02
0.97 3. d 0.00 T.
0.02 1.71 3.75
0.22
1.34
0.42
TABLE I.--CliimtologiCal data for November, 1911. District No. 11-Continued.
I - 2.4l
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- 1.23
- 1.81
- 2.09
- 2.50
- 1.M
- 0.56
- 2.33
........ - 2.71
- 0.93
- 2.56
- 1.W
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1
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........... 9 tirling City ........... Stockton (9. H.). ...... Storey.. ............... suisun **.. ............ Summerdale. .......... Summit.. .............. Susanville.. ............ Tamarack.. ............ Tehachapi * *. ......... Tehama * * ............ Tejon Rancho .......... Three Rivers. .......... Towle.. ................ Trary** .............. Ukiah.. ............... Upland.. .............. Upper Lake.. .......... Vacaville ...............
i1.4 il.2 i4.7 io.6 6.9 D.4 i4.3 i4.1
19.8
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+ 0.7
- 0.6
- 2.0
- 1.0
- 1.4
- 2.1
- 2.2
3,555 189 30
1,825 5.2m 3,525 23 2% 20
5,270 7.017 4.175
220
1,500 870
3.704 64 620 1,750
1,350 175 673
334
3,165 336 23
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Tulare.. .......... Placer.. .......... San Joaquin.. .... Mendorioo. ....... Ban Bernardino .. .I
Lake.. ............ Solano. ........... Calaverns ......... Tulare.. .......... San Diego.. ....... Kern.. ............ Santa Cruz.. ...... Humboldt.. ...... Stanislaus.. ....... Yuba.. ...........
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iouthern Pacific Co.
5. E. Bailey. E. D. Barton. iouthern Paciflc Co.
)r. Geo. McCowen.
!. P. Harwood. ,. M. Hammond. ?. 0. Cohurn. louthern Paciflc Co.
lanta Fe Co. drs. F. 6 . Sandford.
;anta Fe Co.
t reckles Sugar Co.
a: E. Lathrop.
louthern Pacific Co. Ym. Lumbard.
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Do.
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b, 0 , etc., Lndbte respeotlvely 1 2,3, etc., days missing from the record.
*z $emperatwe extreme3 are from observed readhga of the dry bulb; means are computed from obmrPed readings.
T. Pmlpitatlon Is lem than 0.01 inch rain or melted mow. t Also on other dates.
NOVEMBER, 19 1 1.
Firebaugh ........... Folsom .............. Ford caDam Fortsragg ... :::I 1:: Fort Ross.. ............. Fouts Springs.. ..... Fredalba ............ F m o .............. Fruto ............... aalt ................ Oeorgetown.. ..........
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
San Joaquin.. ...................................... I .05 ... .I.. .......................................................................... 0.05
Sacramento .................................... T. .38 ____I ........ .02 .... .2s ........................................................ 0.68
do .................................. T. .05 .631.20 .... I .... .E T. 1.20 .52 ........................................................ 3.72 '&t ................................... .lo .19 .69 .... .%I.. ...... .74 .lo ............................................................ 2.27 .do.. .................................................... ! .................................................................................. Bacrrunento.. .............................................. I.. .......... I.. .................................................................... Coast ............................................... .40 .gal ........ ....I ........................................................ 1.a Ban Joaquh ........................................ .l i ............. T. ............................................................ 0.17
San Joaquin.. ....................................... 23 ... .I.. .......... 1.. ................... 10 ........................................ 0.S .do.. ........................................ .44 2.25 . M ............ .03 .;2 ........................................................ 3.48
fhcramen to... I .-r .... (LOO ............................................. ............................................................................
TABLE 8.-Daily precipitation for Nvvemba, 1911. Diattict No. 11, C a l ~m i a .
1757
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE 2.--Lkdy preeciyitation for Noocmba, 1911. District flo. 11-Continued.
Stations.
Callfornh--Contd
Gilrog .............. Qllts.. ............. alondora.. ......... Qlen Ranch.. ...... Qlemville.. ....... Qlenwood.. ........ Qold Run.. ........ Qomles.. ......... Qraw Valley.. ..... Orbenvllle.. ........ Qrw* -. Gr6v&d-.-.: : : : ouindfb. ........... I[rollord.. .......... Head Dam ......... EeUdsburg ....... Hearst. ............ Heber.. ............ EekmMhle ....... E.w@ria. .......... Hetch Hetchy.. .... Holcomb.. ......... Holllster. .......... Hornbrook.. .......
Hulldle.. ......... Id Uarild .......... IniEepe ndenca...... hdio.. ............. hakip.. ............ Ione.. .............. Jacksonville.. ...... Jamatown.. ....... Lind. ....... Jobn.. ............. Jullm.. ............ Kennedy Mine..... Kennett ............ Kentheld .......... Kmville. ......... Kfng Cit
Hot .6prhgS.. ......
... ...... ..... l.&&de. .......... La PCte ........... Lathrop.. .......... Lamla ............ Laytbnville. ....... La Grand. ......... urllon cove.. .... Llek Obsmvatory . . LiPermore ......... Lodi ............... Lome Plne .......... Long a m p .. ...... Loa Valley ........
La Alamos.. ...... LM m e s .. ...... k a Bsnos.. ....... La Gatos .......... La Yolinos.. ...... LOW Obwvatory . . MoClOud ........... Ilrredcal.. .......... Madeline.. ......... MagaIia. ........... Mammoth Tank.. . Mariposa.. ......... Parvsville. ........
Larf sburg .........
Mecca.. ............ Yoiones ............ Menlo Park. ....... M a d .. ........... Merced Falk.. ..... Mesrr Grmde ....... MillCreek 1)
M U Creek : : Yiik College. ...... Wh.. .............. Milton (naar) ........ Modesto. ........... Mojave.. ............ Yokolumne Hill.. .. Mono Ranch.. ..... ........
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.... do ........ ..... ..... .__.I
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coast &ramento..
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NOVEMBER. 1911 . MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW . 1759
TABLE ?.-Daily pracipita86on for Nor~mbu. 1911 . District No . 11-Continued .
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Day of month .
Station8 .
~
Coltfmllr-Contd .
.... ............ .... ........ .... 2.75
........ ... 1.4
.. 0.95
............I ... 1.51
0.11
....... .... 1.25 0.07
........ 0.05
0.03
.......... I . ...... ...........I ...... ...... 0.55
........ 0.70
........
... .... ........ ........ .... 0.02
............I ............ I ............ 4.08
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I.... I
............ I . -._.I ................ 1.75
1.a ........................ .... ..........
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........ ........ 0.49
...... 0.28
1.17
0.56
0.20
........ 1.70
1 ........ 0.13 ................................. 1 ........ 1.02 ........................ 0.34
.................................... 0.89
................................... 0.46
.................................... 0.00
.................................... 0.00
.................................... 0.35 .................................... 295
.................................... 0.15
1.26 St . Eelena .......... Coast .......................................... 1.04 ..................... 22 ....
San Bernardino ......... .do .............................................. 30 .................... .............................. 0.58
San Diego .............. .do San Francisco ........... .do ......... ..... ............ ....................... SanJacinto .............. do SanJose ................. do ................. .................... ........ ...... ................................................ ............ 0.18 San Leandro ............ .do. ................
.do 45 l. 06.
.............................. 0.07
0.95
0.20
0.00
............. T ..... 1.10 ............. .... ........ 0.30
................ .... .... 0.00
......... ........ ..... 0.62
..... .... .... ... .... l.40
0.02 0.41
0.00
0.72 0.92
0.41 5a~enOaks 52 Shasta 0.76 Shingle Springs 1.00 Sierra Madre ........ ........ 0.18 Siemville .......... .... ...... ..... 1.87 Sisquoc Ranch ...... ... 17 0.17 Elisson .............. ........ ......... ... 1.19
.............. ........ .... ... 1.50
0.06
Soledad ....I.. 0.00
Yonora 5.E.Farallon 0.30 0.26 1.50 ........ ......... ........................ .... ........................ 270
!Am
H.). T 0.18
0.60
202
.......... ........ ..................... .... 0.97
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Salinw ................... do .............................................. 19 .... ........ 0.19 ...
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... ........................................... ................. ............................ .............. ................ .... ... ............................ ........ .... ............ .......................................... ........ ............ .......................................... ....... ... .................................................. ........
21
............ Sacramento ........ I ................................ T ___.,.___ ....... ......................................... ................... ThreeRivera .,...... ..... do 1.69 1.71 Towle ............. Sacramento 40 2 00 3.75
Tejon Rancho San JoaqUin 02
Tracy Ban Joaquin 22 ............... ........................................ .............. ____.do .............................................. Risth(near) ....... wt .............. I .................................... ........................ ................ T .
1760 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. NOVEMBER, 19 1 1
TABLE 2.-Daily precipitation for November, 1911. District No. 11-Continued.
I I Day of month. I
* PrzcIpItatIon Included In that of the next measurement. Beparate dates of lalls not recorded. sip recipltation lor the 24 hours ending on the mornlng when It Is measured. T. Preclpltatlon is lese tban 0.01 inch rnin or melted snow
NOVEMBER, I9 1 I. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. 1761
TABLE S.--Maximun~ and minimum temperatures at selerted stations for November, 1911. District hTo. 11, C:alifornia.
1 _._. 2 .... 3 .... 4 ....
5 ....
California.
._._._ ._._._ 61
...... ...... FS
______ ______ C8
._____ ______ 58 . _____ ______ 5i
Lakeview,
~
Date.1 OW'
1
Altum.
6 ....
7 .... 8 .... 9... . 10 ____
11 .... 13 .... 13 ____ 14 .... 15 ....
16 .... 17 .... 1s ....
19 .... 20 .--.
21 ....
__
dount Ta- malpais.
...... ...... 60
...._. ___.__ 54 __.._. ___._. 48 ...... ...... 42 . _____ ___._. 36
...... ...... 33 ...... ...... 47
____ __ ______ 41 . _____ __ ___. 50
____ __ . _____ 45
...... ...... 39
___._. _.___. 54
__._._ ___.__ 60
...... ...... 56 ..... . ...... 65
...... ...... 49
Barstow.
26 ____ 27 .... 26 .... 29. ... 30 ____
Nus..
lmnscomh
______ ______ 54 ..... . ...... 53 ..... . ... .. . 50 ...... ... ... 57
______ ______ 60
...... ...... 53.5
Brawley.
-~
1 ......... 2 ......... 3 .........
4 _........ 5 _........
ti ......... 7 ......... 8 ......... 9 ........ 10 .........
11 ......... 12 ......... 13 __.__.... 14 _________ 15 ...______
Colusa.
~
Eureka.
__
75
Lw s1
7s 7'
eo i3 l;5
w 63
62
57 64 66 67
5.1 33 , 28
65.7 12. 1 l
16 ......... 17 __._____. 1s ......... 19 _________
75 75 82
63
21 ......... 22 ......... 23 ......... 24 ......... 55 .........
26 .........
2i _________ 2s ......... 29 ......... 30 .........
Mns _.___._
64 71
71
77
s'
62 66
(i3
69
79
72.7
Fresno. Independ. euce. Los Ange- les.
-
Min.
-
53 55 53 57
4s
49 73 54 71
54
57 36 39
3s 38
41
36 3s
37 36
36
35 33 33
3i 3s 3 i 26 2s
43.1
31;
~
-
-
liu
-
43 38 3s
31 34
34
35 35 39 31
25
21
23 25
3 i
31 30
33 2s
25
32
21 21
25
32
31 25 30 22
3. ti
.>9
__
~
~
-
Iin
-
52 51 55 5; 51,
55 54 55 55 53
4s 4i 51 51 49
50
53 5s h2
55
52
49
4 i 53 5s
63 59 52 50 56
3. 6
- -
__
tin
-
33 33 25
311
30
32 3
32 42
3s
1s 23 31
2;
37
2.5
a i
2b
29
2Y
23 25 26
2s
2h
Mas. hUn. Mas.
I
~
I-
-
a n
-
32 14
15 19
1;
3;
36
31 29 20
4
13
26 2s
32
2 i
34
22
21
2ti 9 15 13
1s
30 13 15 14 i
21.3
m
- __
-
Has
-
74
76 i9 M
91
so 79 i 5 75 76
62
GI
65
71
66
i 5 i 5 72 75 76
7s 68
05 69 72
76
il 65
56
63
72.0
~
-
-
Mln.
~
3s 40
50 41
42
43 41 40 44 4G
36 30 3s 37
3s
35 38
3s 35 36
34 35 25 2s 29
31 31 32 2u
3
35.8
- -
-
das
-
69 i 9 i 4
i 3
io
65 GO 56 47 48
52 5i 53
@I
49
52 60 65
64
e5
60 64
66
i o 75
i 6
70 70
65
ti9
i3.6
- -
-
Hin.
-
40
41 42
40
3s
3 i
37 39 40
32
25 28 35 40 40
30 32 33 34 33
34 2s 29 30 34
315
36 34 34 33
34.6
- -
-
Y s s
-
bl
63
83 64
$1
s(I
64
76
80 ,I
66 65 i 4
75
i 5 79 62 61
79
74 72
i 5 is SI
i s 64
64
6S
i 4
i6. 5
--
~
~
-
des
-
-r
I ,
76
i l #
75
75
7h
hS
64
64
BO
53 57 5s
1'2
06
72
b6
6s
G9 64
'?
I D ,
63 65
63
74 69 64
64
04
i4. G
~
~
~
Has
-
71
75 i 7
74
i5
74 66
fis 56
53
c0 63 Gli
1 3
-" ,I
20
(ili
lii
lii
i 4
63
64
BS G7 Gi
67
Gli
GY 67
70
57.4
__ ~-
~
din
-
43 42
45
46
43
43 4 i
4s 48 40
31 34 37 38 3s
31; 40
3!l
40
39
3h
34
3;
34 3s
35 38 39 4 1
31,
9.5
- ~
-
des
-
70 81 83 81 72
74
ti9 70 6s
63
66
67 li6
1;9 6 i
i 5
i8 S?
St5
80
61;
tis 7s i 9 65
86
52
72 73 61
i4. G
~
~
-
das
G?
b , I ,!I
(111
I 4
G
63 52
53 49
4?
52 44
54 52
51 61
112
63 t83
52 55 54
-
Iin.
51;
5G
I I)
50
64
51;
4li
42
43
31
29
3s 40
41
40
49
51 55
45
42
41;
45
40
-
bias
66 ti6
69
Flj
CR
72 i0
64
G.9
53
49
45 5U
ti0
56
58 61 ti4
GI;
63
60
61
5s 60 G 1
66
64
51 52
59
61.1
~
~
Yau. WMiu.
~~ ~
__
79 51')
50 52 4 l i
1 1 1 4:, 74 52
75 50 70 52 5s 44 5s 45 52 3s
52 30 51 34 54 44 59 42
5Y 4G
!.!
45
D4 41
1% 3i
1;3 35 69 38
t;5 3s
;", g 66
~
30
63 , 30
Yosemite.
44 1 54 49
51, 1 49 54 49
5 4 ' 45
46 37
4b
41 46 40
28 31 42
39 47
33 39 33
31,
32
34 42
29 30
31
31 31 33 31 30
I i . 0
~
~
47 32
57 45
60 50
54
~
35
54 I 4G
52 42
52 44
53 39 53 40 56 45
51 41 55 3i 51 35 55 40
5.3 41
58 - 43 61 , 45 55 39 55 41
52 35
j4. A 42.6
__
~~
-
22 ... . ...... ...... 56 23 ____ ______ ______ 56 24 ____ ______ ______ 64 25 ... .
I l l
...... ._.___ 5i
61 ' 4s G 1 1 55
California.
I- lacramento San Diego ;anta Rosa Sisaon. Stockton. I summit. zik2 1 Sauta
Barbara. Date. 1 Redlands.
-
Yas
-
67
70
70
il
O i
rs 67
IiG
Ij7
65
63 i 3 63
(it:
65
6ti 75 75
so 69
64 65 70
82
52
so 79
70 64
79
'0.5
-
-
Win.
-
32
L'b
34 35
3s
34
35 28
2s
1s
S 12
?.I
24 28
1s 25
9Jj
31 28
24
1s 26 8'2
36
26
30 35 "8
30
!7. 7
-
-
Miu
-
2Y
2.5
36 25
29
30 "9
36 3i 25
15 16 24
33 21;
23 25
25 24
24
25
1 15
11;
19 22
0 7 -2
22
17 19 1 G
24.2
-
__
Min.
-
Mill
~~
53
53
53 53 5G
52 59
55 59
53
50
54
50
49
5"
53
M
BO
54
51 52
45 49 52
55
56 47
44
49
52.9
tin
-
-
Min.
~
36 31;
33 34
40
40 41 40 45
47
29 2ti
37 37 45
34
37 31 34 34
34
35 26
26
30
35 L3 31
27
25
34.2
-
-
bl in
-
43 41
40 39
40
39
40 5.1
48
40
31 25 35 42
40
33 37 33 34 34
34 31
30
29 31
37 3.5 39 32 32
36.4
-
-
biiu.
-
44
44
4ti
43 44
43
45
51
53 51
J?
3s 43 40
Jo
41 41 44
45
34 40
35 34
40
43 41
39 31 3'
41.5
31;
-
-
Max.
~
lis 77
77
i o 71
72
64 @2
59
56
54
57 54 I32
59
G-4
67
65
lis 62
61
64
62 lj7 I;4
75 71
70 65 66
65. 1
~
-
YaS
_.
hR
fi3 b3 70 7'
EO til;
1i5
lili
57
53 IC2
li?
1;9
63
64
72
76 82
74
82 72
72
73
Qo
79
sn ili
li9
77
70.9
-
-
Has
-
so 63
I b
79
78
il Ii7
59
55
57 61 55
64
62
05 71
71
i 4
ti
IT
bS
hE
72
68
S?
n i
71 67
67
69.3
M
-
-
rlax
-
5s
5 6
59 59 60
57 57 55
47
42
32
I Y
43
5"
48
47
49
43
50 49
4li
40
41
45
46
4s 45
40
43 41
17.8
-
-
Max
i0
i 4
62
73
il
il
64
F4 c3
4Y
50
51
54 55
53
51
56
62
59 71
63
59 53 55 56
69 54 54 c0
55
io. 1
-
-
Has. Min. \fin.
-
4 i
53
56
46
51
46 48 4s
43
4G
42
4.4 43 4.4
44
45 43 45 47
4 i
47 43
43
41
45
45
4 i
48 42
40
45.7
-
Min
-
30 33 33 33 34
35 31 37 28
30
19
31 35
31
31 30
w 21;
2s
19
1s 23
"7
27
25 29
23 23
25
3.9
2x
~
Bas
-
55 I:0
61
63 65
65 59
4s
42
34
35
45
3s 43 46
4s 1''
46 53
60
42 4''
51;
51
51
52
47
58
55 60
io. S
-
-1- 1-1-
24 23
XI 23 23
23 24 23 33
31
15 2'
23 22 21
31 21
23 22
22
17 18 23
23
3 21 20 21 21
22.3
20
-
72
i G
72
i 4
""
45
48
47
45
50
74
07
03 1>7
55
54
5s
59 64 61
61
68
GY
71 65
OS
ti7 li3
09 65
"1
(0
70
74 66
65
,fi. 9
~
71 70
68
i o 65
68
Gs 67
((6
Gti
i3
75 i8 s i --
I??
(8 70
75 78
s 2 51 72
tilj
76
2. 7
-
53 52
.53
52
45
42
46
41;
50
50
50
50
49
4s
49
4s 4i 43
46 46
50
56
51
45: 50
19.5
~
43
44
49
43
45
40
44
40
3;
53
4lj
F*s 5s
49
42
45 4 i
35
40
44
58 41,
43 34
3s
45.0
__
63 58
55 65
lis (is
63
63 64
6s
65 63 62
65
62
75
64
65 63 63
31 33
42
43
48
41
43 40 41 42
40
40
37
37 3s
Jo
40 42
39
35
li0 1 3s 1 40
63 36 , 45 R4 ' 34 4 i 64 36 I 43
66 34 1
45
E ,
RL' 3' 49
64 33 47 1 1
i5.7 I 3.1 44.9
b etc indicate rea ctlvely 1.2,3 etc days missing from the record.
g data ;re &om s t a n d a r f i s t r u m e n t s nht a;bplled by the U. S. Weather Bureau.
6 g Instruments are read In the mornlng; the maximum temperature then read Is charged to the preceding day, on whlch It almost always occurs.
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