894 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. JUNE, 1912
CLIMATOLOGICAL DATA FOR JUNE, 1912.
DISTRICT Xo. 7, LOWER MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.
ISAAC hi. C'LIWE, Dist,rict Editor.
QENERAL SUMMARY
M0derat.e tempera.tures prevailed during the first 12
days, but froni the 13th to 15th tlie weather was un- seasonabl warm, maximum readings being above 100'
was cool, and niinimurn temperat,ures were below 60' soutliward to central Louisiana. During tlie remainder
of tlie month ternperatpre c,onditions were nioclerat,e.
Precipitation was well distributed, showers occurring in
nearly all parts of the district every day, exc,ept, that from the 1st to 12th the precipitation over the nort,liern and
western portions was scatt'ered and light, and inany sta- tions received none. Weat,her condit,ions were generally
favorable, and a t the dose of t,he month the water was receding in all districks which were overflowed as a result
of crevasses in the levees of the Mississippi River and
tributary streams. The following table suniniarizes t,lie c,liief features of
ineteorological interest in t,he various portions of the
district:
in parts o f Oklahoma. Froni tlie 16th to 22d tlie weather
States and portions of states l p g within District No.7.
Colorado. ............ New Mexico.. ....... Texas.. .............. Kansas.. ............ Oklahoma.. ......... Missouri. ............ Tennessee.. .......... Arkansas.. .......... Mississippi. .......... Louisiana.. ..........
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1.34 4. 16 4.60 i.61 1.61
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TEMPERATURE.
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1.0 6 17 1.0 9 15 T.* 7 1s
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1.0 12 10
1.0 9 11.1
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7 6 6 6 4 6 10 7 11 11
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Mean temperatures were below the normal throughout
tlie district, the departures ranging from- 0.8' in Louis- iana to - 8.1' in the New Mexico area. The highest tem-
perature recorded was l l O o , a t Henrietta, Tex., and tlie
lowest was 17O, a t Westcliffe, Colo.
PRECIPITATION BY DRAINAQE AREAS.
Arkansas River and tributaries.-More than the normal
amount of precipit,ation occurred over tdiis drainage area,
except t8hat there was a general deficiency over central
and eastern Kansas and the greater portion of eastern
Oklahoma. In Colorado the average from 34 stations
was 2.87 inches, about 1.2 inches above t,he normal. Over those portions of the Arkansas Valley proper that lie in Kmsas and Oklalionia, t.he average from 45 st,at.ions was
3.75 indies, about 0.7 inch below the normal. Over the headwaters of the Caiiaclian River in New Mexic,o tlie
average froin 38 stations was 2.71 inches, about 1.3 inches
above the normal, while in those portions of the C!anaclian
Valley that lie in Texas and Oklahoma the average from
33 sta.tions was 4.22 inclies, about 0.9 inch above the
noniial. In the Ciiiiarron Valley the average from 23
stations was 4.40 inches, about 1 inch above the normal.
In tdie Verdigris Valley the average from 9 stations was
4.77 inches, about' 0.7 inch above the normal. The
amount:; from 19 stat,ions in tlie Neosho Valley averaged
5.51 inches, about, 0.9 i d i above t.he normal. Below the
Oklalioiiia-Arkanstts line the average from 15 stat,ions in
tJie Arkansas VaIIey was 5.39 inches, about 2.4 inclies above tdie normal. Red Rizw m d tt*ibutwiCs.-The precipitation was un-
evenly clistribu ted over bhis drainage area. Over those portions of the Red River Valley that lie in New Mexico, Texas, nnd Oklahoiiia the :werage from 44 stations was
4.15 inches, about, 0.7 inch above t,he normal. Below the Texas-Arkansas h i e the average from 2 1 st,ations wss 4.13 uic.hes, about 0.5 inch below the normal. dfissi.ssipyi River sou.th of St. Lou,is and s?n.udl tribu-
tar*i.ps.--The prec,ipitatiou was unequally distributed over
this drainage area, being above the normal iU some locali-
t,ies and below in others. In the iiiiiiiediate Mississippi
Vnlley the average from 40 st,n.tions was 4.78 inches,
nbout. 0.4 iTlc.li above t,he normal. The average from 23 stations in the valley of the White River was 5.91 inches, about 1.6 inches above the normal. Over t,he Pa,zoo
Valley t,he average froin 20 stations was 4.05 inches,
about 0.2 inch above the nornial. The average for the
valley of the Big Black was 5.53 inches, about 1.6 inches dmve t.he norina.1. In the 0uachit.a Valley the average
from 21 stations was 5 inches, about, 0.6 inc.h above the
normal.
Lowis%cma coastal plain.-More t,han the normal pre- cipit,at,ion oc.c.urrec1 over this area, emept in scattered
localities. The average from 33 stations was 7.21 inches,
about. 1.6 inches above the normal.
SNOWFALL.
Li h t to moderately heavy snow occurred in the ele-
vate i portions of the Colorado area, and a trace was re- corded at three stations in the northern portion of the
New Mexico area and a t one station in extreme western
Oklahoma. Elsewhere there was no snowfall.
RIVERS.
No high water occurred in the upper reaches of the
Arkansas, but some of the siiialler tributaries in Okla-
homa and the lower Neosho River were a t flood stages
for short periods. In the lower reaches of the Arkansas
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River the stages were low during the first half but were comparatively high during the last half of the mont,h. Navlgation was interfered with to soiiie extent.
Low stages prevailed in the u per White River during the month, but inoderately h i g i stages prevailed in the
lower reaches of the White River.
The flood in the Ouachita River subsided slowly from a
stage of 41.9 feet on June 1 to 31 feet on June 30.
No floods occurred in the Red River, and low stages prevailed, escept that there were slight rises toward the
close of the month. The flood in the lower Mississippi River continued to
subside, except that there was a rise of 5.9 feet a t Meni-
phis, from the 16th to 19th; 6.6 feet a t Helena, from the
21st to 35th; 7.5 feet a t Arkansas City, froni the 22d to
27th; 3.1 feet a t Vicksburg, from the 35th to 29th; and
a t Natchez 1.4 feet, from the 27th to the close of the
month. Below Natchez the decline was continuous throughout the iiion t h.
ELECTRIC STORMS IN WESTERN KANSAS.
By S. D. FLORA, Observer, Weather Bureau.
The dry, windy weather that prevailed in western Kansas froni the last decade of April until the close of
the first decade of June, 1912, was acconimnied by an
ances which for want of a better name are coinnionly
designated as electric storms. These are distinct froni thunderstornis or the disturbances of the magnetic needle
during auroral displays. They occur a t irregular inter- vals in practically a11 parts of Kansas west of the 101st
meridian, and in the northern counties have been esperi- enced with diminished intensity as far east as Phdlips
County, a t the 99th meridian. Durinw these disturbsnces metallic objects that are
insulate2 from the earth become highly el+rif?ecl. Steel windmills, especially if mounted on wooden towers, be-
come highly charged, and the first indication of one of these storms is usually an electric shock esperienced in
taking hold of the wire hanging down from R windmill for
the purpose of turning it oil. Sonietinies a shock re-
ceived in this way is almost sufficient to lrnock R person over. Barbed-wire fences and stoves also become charged sufficiently to give a severe shock to anyone
touching them, arid it is not uiicoiiimon for a housewife to have to cover the handle of cooking utensils with cloths
to avoid the discomfort of the electric discharges.
One instance has been reported where a stovepipe
passed through an iron roof in a small house and the dis- charge of electric sparks between the pipe and roof was
practically continuous and their constant snapping was
tiliiiost as loud as the clicking of a telegrnph instrument. Another observer reports that sparks passug Irom a cook-
stove to a copper-bottomed wash boiler sitting near made
a noise as loud as n match that surldenly ignites when
unusual nuniber of very peculiar atiiiosp i!l eric disturb-
step ed u on. T i e n i J t t i m e effects of a severe storiii of this kind are
st artling-in the extreme to an inexperienced Ierson.
Numerous instances are reported where herds o! cattle
have been seen with balls of f i e as large as iiiarbles on their horns, and in one instance a ritnchinaii in north-
western Kansas had the unique experience one night of driving crtttle with this continuous electrical display
froni their horns and similar balls of fire which he
describes as large as the cork of an ink bottle a t the
end of each ear of the mule he wtw riding, and also at
the end of his riding whip. Another observer reports an instance where the barbs
of a wire fence were all ablaze with electric discharges
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one night. A wire thus charged came loose in the hi h wind and described an arc over the grass, killing all t 8 e
vegetation it touched. I n another instance reported the iron horse used as a counterweight on a winclniill was
seen to be ablaze with the electric glow.
These nccouiits strongly su gest the St. Elmos h e sometinies seen on niasts of s ips or in a mountainous
country cluring a fall of soft snow, but the disturbances
in western Kansas are never associated with precipita-
tion, and; the air during their occurrence is usual1 diy
cipitation is generally less than 20 inches, and drying
wmds are of coiumoii occurrence.
They usually occur in late spring or early summer when high winds ancl dust storms are most frequent, and
are seldom, if ever, experienced in the winter time. Sonietlllles several -ears elapse with no disturbances of
are niost severe.
The high winds which accompany these storms are
usually from a northwesterly direction, althouah occa-
sionally they occur with wnds from the iioraeust or
southwest. As they occur only duriiia dry weather the air is usually filled with dust, but big% wincls and dust storms often occur in this part of the State without any
electrical phenomena being noticed.
They seem to occur in streaks varying froin a few feet
to several ndes in width nncl usually do hot last more than n few hours. though there hwe been instances
where storms of this kind hive est ended over several
clrtys, the electrical phenonieiia disappearing as the wind
diminished during the night and reappearing when it increased the nest clay.
Beyond a depressing effect, with SL tendency to head-
ache, uncl the discoiiifort of the electric discharges when
metallic objects are touched, these storms seem to have
no effect on peisoiis, but after the occurrence of a severe
storm of this kind crops often show effects similar to
those of ix killing frost. The leiiveb of trees and other foliage roll up and tlrop off and in inany instances fields
of corn and wheiat are killed entirely. At Gootlland,
Hans., the leaves of the trees vere destroyed twice in
one spring by these stornis, 2 sufficient time haviilg
ela )bed between the first nntl secoiid storm for a new set
of ! eaves to grow.
Whether these clisnstrous effects to crops are clue to
the electricnl condition of the air or to the dry winds that
always blow during electric storins is an unsettled question.
hlany settlers in western Knnsas who have had from 20
to 30 yews experience, ant1 hence ample opportunity to
compare the effect of these storms and clrying winds when there were no electrical phenomena, are firmly of the opinion that the clamage to crops is caused by the
excessive accumulation and discharge of electricity.
The data collected thus far are of such general nature
as to leave in doubt not, only this point but the probable
cause of these phenomena.
In western Kansas it is coiiiiiionly believed that the
electrical disturbance is due to the friction of the dust
particles in the air from the high wind blowing, but as
pointed out, by Prof. Cleveland Abbe in the Monthly Weather Review of Mny, 1588, there niny be other and
more plausible explanations.
Whether there is a siiidarity between the cause of these
storms and the discharge of electricity known as
St. Elmos fire ancl to what extent these disturbances occur in other Western States are interesting questions
that will require future investigation.
even for that portion of the State where the annua T pre-
this kind even in t L e northwestern counties, where they
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TABLE l.-Climutok&al datafor June, 191,% Dietrict No. 7, Lower Mkssiaaippi Valley.
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Bums Vista ........... Calhtan.. .............. Canon City ............ Colorado Springs.. .... Cripple Creek.. ....... Cuchara Camps.. ..... Eads .................. Fairview.. ............ Fremont Experiment
Garfield.. ............. H a p s ................ Hermit Lake .......... ~o e h n e (near) ......... Holly.. ............... La Junta .............. Lake Moraine.. ....... Lamar ................ L,as -4nimas.. ......... La Veta Pass .......... Leadville.. ............ Limon (near) .......... Madrid ................ Manitou. .............. Marshall Pass ......... Monument.. .......... North Lake.. ......... Oro ................... Pueblo.. .............. ~~c k Ford (near). ...
St. E L o .............. Sdida.. ............... Santa Clara.. ......... Sheridan Lake. ....... Stonewall.. ........... Trinidad. ............. Two Buttes ........... Victor ................. \Tilass.. ................
Wayne ................ Westcliffe. ............ Winfield.. ............ Woodman Sanatorium Wortman.. ...........
NF w hfezico.
Abbott ................ Albert ................. Aurora ................ Bell Ranch ............ Black Lake ............ Cabeza.. .............. Campana.. ............ Chacon ................ Ciniarron (near).. ..... Clayton.. ............. Clovis.. ............... Cuervo.. .............. Dawson.. ............. Elizabethtown ........ Folsom.. .............. Fort Union ............ Hayden.. ............. Hobsier Ranch. ....... Johnsons Park ........ Kappus.. ............. Lake Alice ............ Logan.. ............... L y k a (near1 ......... &faxwell (near).. ...... Melroae. ............... Miami Ranch ......... Mills (near).. ......... Montoya.. ............ Mount Dora (near). ... Nara Visa.. ........... Palo Verde.. ..........
Station.
50.8 - 5.0 C. A. Short. H. B. Rice.
U. 6. Weather Bureau. Colorado College. F. 0. WiIIis. George A. Mayes. Mrs. Mattie -4. Kerr. Elizabeth L. Grey.
U. S. Forest Service.
Llo d Y Felton.
John E. braham. S. W. DeBusk.
Holly Sugar Co. Fred B. Mason. Clyde C. McReynolds.
J. T. Lawless. F. M. Tague. Clara M. Wright. U. S. Weather Bureau. F. L. P a h e r . Thos. Sawers. John Faucher.
W. L. Williams. U. S. Forest Service.
Frank A. Aicher. U. S. Weather Bureau.
P. K. Blinn. Daniel Clark.
M. D. L. Buell. Lincoln G. Morris. Howard Gamble. G. A. Storz. Walter Dearden. N. G. Jones.
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James \V. Inpire.
nw.
n. n.
...... ........... 65.1 - 4.0
58.0 - 4.5
............ 2.59 + 1.69 2.96 + 1.12
3.33 + 1.56
Huerfano ......... .I 8.200 sw. se. e.
se.
se.
se.
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sw.
W.
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W.
S.
Kiowa.. .......... i 2 0 9 Custer.. ........... 9,500 El Paso.. ......... 5,850
Chaffee ............ 9,510 Elbert ............. 5.400 Custer ............. 10.ono ........... 63.4 - 3.3 69.0 - 2.9
........... 46.4 - 3. I
69.9 - 3.5
............
3.65 I+ 1.35 2.22 ,- 0.29 Prowers.. ........ Bent.. 3, 855
Lake.. ............ 10.248
Elbert ............. 5,366 Las Animas .............. El Paso ..................
........... .....I ...... ..... 1 ....... ........... 4i.0 - 3. i 59.4 ......
..... 1 ....... 2.11 -t 1.2s
3.67 ....... 2.9s ' I ....... ..... Saguwhe .......... 1o.x.itj El Paso.. ......... 7,200 Las Anima&. ..... 8. io0 sw.
nw.
se. .....
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W.
W.
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Lake ..................... Pueblo.. .......... 4.734
Otero.. ........... 4.177 Chaffee ............ 9.5nn
........... a.0 - 4.0 6.5 - 3.x
.... .do.. ........... 7,035 Huerfmo .......... 8,252
Kiowa.. .......... 4. Oa Lns Anbnas.. ..... 8.000 ............ 5.65 ....... 2.9.5 + 0.70 ..... ..... 2.39 1 ...... 2.69 ....
2.65 /+ 0.61
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Agent E. P. & 8. W. R. R.
Andrew Knell. Miss J. Lucero. C. M. O'Donel. Ralph T. Martinez. Agent E. P. & 8. W. R. R.
Alfred Lucero. William French. Dr. W. W. Chilton.
John H. Ba Agent E. P .T S , W. R. R.
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David Ro e M. C. Nee%-. James A. Dickson.
W. H. Guthman.
A. J. Meloche. jr. Anthony Kappus. John Bell. John B. Reneau.
J. G. Buchman. Dan N. Jackson. Dr. B. M. Porter. Famers' Development CO.
J E LaRne &ent E. P. & S. W. R. R.
Edward F. Gr gla
Geo.M.RW8T . 0. R. Abernathy.
J. J. Herin 8
R. w. Boufware. Portales Irri ation CO.
Wiseman & kumphrey.
Pasamonte.. .......... Pleasant View.. ....... Portales.. ............. Raton ................. Roclada.. ............. Rosebud.. ............
........... 11.4 ...... 60.6 - 4.5
57.0
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.....I :::::: w. R. n. Roy.. ................. Roy (near). ........... San Jon ............... ........... 68.4 ......
63.7 ...... 63.6 - 4.0
63. 8 ......
I
Solano. ............... Springer.. ............. Taylot ................ Trementina.. ......... Tucumcari.. .......... Valley.. .............. Van= (near).. ........ Vemejo Park ......... Wagon Mound (near). ,
F. R. R. W. R. R.
........... 71.4 ....... 06.5 ....... 9.
... .do.. ................... C o l f a ~. ........... 7.600
Mora .............. 6,300
............ 57.0 ....... 60.4 .......
JUNE, 1912.
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13
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12
19
25
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MONTHLY ITEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE I.-Climatological data for June, 1911. Dbstriet No. 74antinued.
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0 3
3
0 6
4 7
4 '
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10 5 1
4 2
13
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6 5
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9 i
i 7
7 7
1: , 2 s
4
2
4 1
0
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.......
11 4
7 6
3
4
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Potter.. .......... Archer.. ................. Lamar.. .......... F& ........... Hem hill ......... C:hil&s.. ........ Hardemu.. ...... Donley ............ Red River.. ......
z4rmst.roug.. ...... Dallam ............ G rayson.. ................ Bowie .................... Clay.. ............ Deaf Smith.. ..... Hall.. ............ Roberta.. ......... Wheeler.. ................ Ochiltree.. ............... Carson.. .......... Lamar.. .......... Hutchinson.. Hardeman.. ...... Hopkins.. ............... Hartley .................. Grayson ........... Sherman.. ........ Dallam.. ......... Swisher.. ......... Collingswurth Wichita ........... Titus.. ..................
Amarillo.. .............
Archer City.. .......... Arthur City.. .......... Bonhmr ............... Canadian.. ............ Childress.. .............
C hillico the. ............ Clarendon.. ............ ClarlrsviUe ............. Claude.. ...............
Dalhart ................ Denison ................ Finlev.. ...............
Herelord ...............
Memphis.. ............. Miami.. ............... Moheetie.. ............. Ochiltree.. ............. Panhandle.. ........... Paris.. ................. Plemons ............... yu3nah ................ Ringo Crossing.. ....... Romero ................ Sherman.. ............. Stratford.. ............. Texline. ............... Tulia.. ................. Wellington.. ........... Wichita Fl~lls. ......... Winfield.. .............
Henrietta.. ............
3.6X
590
566
2.339
1.SM
1,406
3,719
442
3,39i
3.99s
915
3,750
2.067
3,743
3.45u
592
............
1,563
745
3,699
4. 694
3.501
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70.5 ....... i 2 .5 1 .......
.............
96 I 29
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41
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104 15 40
991 t i l 46
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Alden .................. Anthonv ............... Ashland ............... Burlington.. ...........
1, wl
1,329
1,951
1.01u
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2. io0
747 2, 09l)
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3.348
1: 234
1,?34
1.660
2.513
1,291
1, i9U
1.133
1, Ui9
925
Fareo.. ................ I %ward.. ........ -1 .. .....
.............. Rice H a r p ~r ............ Clark ............. Coffey .............
............. .......... .~.
~
......... ...........
Freaonia.. Wilson.. 9i5
Garden Citv.. Finney 2.836
Great Bend.. .......... Barton.. .......... 1.850
Greensburg.. .......... Kiowa.. .......... 2,235
Grenola ................ Elk. .............. 1,116
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Cimlvron ............ Cotlt!yrillr ............ l'oldwater ............. ('ulumbis.. .......... Coolidge ............. Cottonwood Falls. ..... ('ouiu.il Grove.. ..... Cunningham.. ........ Dodge ('ity.. ......... El Dorado.. ....... Ellinwood ........... Emporin ............ Eureka.. ............. Fall River.. ...............
Hupoton. ............ .I Stevens. ..... ...I.. .I .. HurchinJori.. ......... Reno ............ 1.535
Independmw.. ........ hlont<umerg. .... >dU
Gray ............ Montgomery.. ... Comaia.he ..... C: t w o lee
Hamilton ...... ('h-. ...... Mlorrir. ....... Gin~nilm ....... Ford ............. tlurler.. ....... Barton .......... Lyons ............ Grccuwoud ....... do ...........
.......
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4
7 9
3 4
5
9 5
2
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5
4 8
4 7 ti
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YcPherson ............. McPherson.. .... 1.4%
Madison.. ............. Grecnwood ...... 1.074
Marion. ............. Mnriun.. .......... l .:I l U
Yedicinc Lodge.. ...... Rarber.. .......... 1,259
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69.2 ....... 123.9 .......
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Temperature, in degrees Fahrenheit.
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Leho.. .................
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Allen:. ........... 9S4
Hamilton. ........ 3.440
Hodgeman.. ...... 2.268
Kinman.. ....... 1.504
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Rush.. ........... Kearney. .........
Pawnee.. .........
Coffep .............
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2. 091)
1.138
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Medora.. ... ..I.. ....... Minneohi.. ............. Mount Hope. .......... Neosho Rapids.. ....... Ness City.. ............ Newton.. .............. Norwich.. ............. Oswego. ............... Plains .................. Pratt .................. Richfield ...............
................ ................ ................ ................ ' I
Reno.. ............ 1.4%
Clark.. ........... 2,558
Sedgwick.. ....... 1.410
L p .. ........... 1.092
ess.. ............ 2,260
Harvey.. ......... 1.454
Kingniau.. ....... 1,496
Labette.. ......... S99
Meade ............. 2, iM
Pratt.. ........... 1,950
Morton ................... Rome .................. Sedan .................. Toronto.. .............. Ulysses. ...............
2 n
Sumner ........... 1,318
Chautauqua ....... b34
Woodson .......... 1.f.M
Grant.. ........... 3,027
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1.90
4.10
5.50
3.95
3.51
4. Y2
1. io 4.1;
2.50
3.311
5.33
3.30
4.48
0.02
3.92
3.69
3. Y4
3.95
4.85
2.50
1.s1
3.3s
2.75
2.75
1. I13
3.55
5.04
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4.32
1.79
5.32
4.32
5. s5
6. 84
6.53
4. 06
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3.09
3.17
3.1%
2. i 3
s. 55 2. t;s -1.33
3. u5
5. 13
5.33
3.95
4.16
3.94
3.94
3.78
ti. (i3
4.78
4.2s
2.95
5.04
5.9s
2. i 6
5.23
3.02
4.35
2. 05
5.05
3.42
3. 33
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3.38
4.111
4.1.b
3.04
3.01
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1.91
4. 08
1.91
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7.63
2.43
2.12
2.49
4.21
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Observers.
U. 8. Weather Bureau. Charles H. Thuman. V. V. Bright. E. M. Norman.
Canadian George Baker. Academy.
A. B. Connor. Whitfield Carhart. J. W. O'Neill.
1%'. Ft. D. W. Griggs. 8. D. C. Ry.
E. B. Wilson. Robert L. Smith. C. K. Brown. A. C. Elliott.
Ft. W. & D. C.. Ry. J. E. Kinney. Dr. W. J. Joss.
S. J. dllen. J. Sid O'Geefe. Robert A. Miller. C. S. Solomon. William H. Crawford. H. J. Palmer. . R. 8. Chamberlain. R. A. Gibbs.
J. IV. Elliott. Ft. 1%'. 61 D. C . Ry. Lou Mulhall. J. D. Camp. E. F. hiittmann. J. B. Newberry.
L. B. Wait.
R E. Beebe. C. W. Carson.
0. E. Sanford. C. W. Brown.
c. C. Isely. A. F. Briegs. J. L. Stanley. 0. E . Skinner.
W. R. Padleg. E. B. Greene. J . W. P. H. Blackledge. Mort.on.
U. 6. Weather B m a u .
W. Y. Miller.
Martin Musil. W. H. Boylea. Mrs. T. C. Peffer. J . NcDaniel. N. B. Swink. B. W. Holmes. B. F. Stocks. I. Pritchard.
C. (1. Raymond.
W. 11. Lawyer. Harry Jacques. J. W. Eby. F. A. Mcc'oy. E. S. Webster.
F. L. Keno er. u. s. ~e a d e r B-U.
N. M. Herbig. James Ailien.
B. B. -4nawalt.. Rodney Tomy. C:. H. Longstreth.
H. H. Wulcott. J. J. Bowman.
F.. W. Srhmitt. Dr. R . T. Nichols. Mrs. Nelia Poling.
Ewd. F. Haberlem. C. A. David.
Jerry Forney. S. P. Garrison. M. L. Rickenbrode. A. P. R e m . E. N. Redrew. W. H. McMullin. J. K. Barnd. H. A. Brush. N. I. Farris.
Jas. M. Currigan.
E. J. Henning. T. J. Arnold.
M. J. Allen. D. M. Adams. A. Y. Buckles. M. A. Webb.
T. W. Madall.
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MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE l.-Cl~iniaiological data for June, 1912. District No. 7-Continued.
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Pontotoc.. ........ Woods.. .......... Caddo ............. Custer ............ Carter.. ........... Ellis.. ........... Washington ....... Beaver.. .......... Pawnee.. ......... Comsnche ......... Hughes ........... Lincoln ........... Comsuche ......... Grady.. .......... Wasbits.. ........ Roger Mills.. Bryan ............
Beckham. ............... Canadian.. ....... GarAeld.. ......... Berkbam.. ....... NcIntosh .........
Muskogee ......... Tillman.. ......... Blaine.. .......... Texm.. ........... Logan.. .......... Texas.. ........... Pittsburg ......... Cart.er.. ........... 4Ifalfa.. ......... singfisher.. ...... hiowa. .......... Hughes.. ......... T r x s .. ........... Ciniarron .......... NcCurtnin ........ Grant.. ........... Cimarron.. .......
Kingfisher.. ...... Comanche ......... Pittsburg ......... Greer.. ........... Stephens.. ........ Harper ................... Lincoln.. ......... Nuskogee ......... Woodward..
Kay.. ............ Cleveland.. ....... Muskogee ................ Dewey.. .......... Blaine.. .......... Ukfuskee.. .............. Oklahoma.. ...... Olnnulgee ......... Garvin.. ..........
Osage.. ........... Noble.. ........... Roger Mills.. ..... Johnston .......... Lincoln ........... Pottawattoinie.. .. Kiowa.. .......... Pavne.. .......... Tdsn.. ........... Craig.. ............ Wagoner .......... Garfield.. ......... Jefferson .......... Custer.. .......... Muskogee ......... Ksv.. ............ Wdodward.. ...... Ottawa.. ................
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Corn ties. Stations. Observers.
I-
Kansaa-Contlnued.
R. C. Harlan. E. 0. G. Kelley.
U. S. Weather Bureau. M. B. Light. 1. W. Tipton.
Walnut. .............. Wellington. ............ Wichita. .............. Winfield.. ............ Yaks Center.. ........
Oklahoma.
Ada.. ................. Alva.. ................ Apache. .............. Arapaho.. ............ Ardmore. ............. Arnett ................ Bartlesville ........... Beaver.. .............. Blackburn.. .......... Cache.. ...............
IV. S. Creveling.
:. A. Stech.
-I. D. Teeter. 1. C. Brower.
5. T. Nisbett.
_I. H. Holmes. Dr. -4. P. Owens.
W. C. Frazer. M. M. Rhodes.
Hrs. Frank Rush. rhomas Purcell. L. Kern. ;quire Humble. 1. C. Good. r. P. s t u t m m . W. 0. Horr. gelson H o d .
r. W. Lanham. R. J. Carlile. Rose E. Walker. 3ri B. Worcester.
4. W. Hanes.
5. Uhl Brown.
,. W. Prier. r o b T. Welsh.
3. B. Bradley.
1. P . Ruth. 5 . W. Black.
5 . E. Snyder.
4 . L. Mordt. !rank Wehber.
... H. Heald. 2. E . Ellis.
kirs. M. C. Parks. 3ev. J. E. Black. Zula L. Rutherford.
3. )r. N. C. Kell W. &eyers.
r. E. Beck. !Vm. M. Guy. . C. Cross.
7. C. Davis.
Nm. Noble. ?. D. Dodson. Nm. B. Anthony.
:. C . Gra ?r. J. H.%iau h .Ham Ran&U.
rhos. dartin.
2. N. Schooling.
'. H. Albright & CO.
I. E Bovd.
. E.' Wdker.
>r. F. P. Osborn. h. L. H . Murdoch. I. F. Smith.
J. S. Weather Bureau.
. L. Maynard. L. M. Foss. 2. C. Blork. I . E. Laird.
toy Kagay, 2 . 0. Guptlll.
4. R. Gayle. drs. Kate Chatman.
>r. W. C. Woodard. Vm. P. W tson )r. R . M. Autciinson. N. C. Chamberlain.
doro Hatfield. 2 . C. Shades.
3. -4. Swindler. CIJ eue Forbes. 3. %. B oulineau.
. M. Dankwardt.
t. A. Boyle. Ienry Hicks.
..... ..... - 2.7
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.....
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Calvin. ............... C.handler. ............. C.hattanooga .......... Chickasha.. ........... Cloud Chief. .......... Crawford.. ............ Durant.. ............. Eldorado.. ............ Elk City. ............. E l Reno.. ............ Enid.. ................ Erick.. ............... EUf3Ul3.. ............. Fairland.. ............ Fort Gibson ........... Frederick. ............ Gearg.. ............... Goo well ............. Guthrie ............... Gupion.. ............ Harts horne ........... Healdton ............. Helena.. .............. Hennessev ............ Hobart...'. ............ Holdeoville ........... Hooker ............... Hurlev.. .............. Idahef. ............... Jetrerson .............. Kenton. .............. Kingfisher. ........... Lawton.. ............. McAlester.. ........... Mangmn.. ............ Marlow.. ............. May .................. Meeker.. .............. Yuskogee.. ........... Mutual.. .............. Neola ................. Newkirk.. ............ No man... ............ North Muskogee.. .... Oakwood. ............ Okeene.. ............. Okemnh .............. Oklahoma. ........... Ohmulpee.. ........... Pauls Valley.. ........ Pawhuska. ........... Perry. ................ Rankin.. ............. Ravia.. ............... Sac R. Fox A4gency.. .. Shawnee.. ............ Snvder.. .............. stiilwater ............. Tulsa.. ............... Vinita.. .............. Wagoner.. ............ Waitkomis ............ U'a1irih-a. ............. Weatherford. ......... Wehbers Falls.. ...... Whiteagle.. ........... Woodward. ........... Wyandotte.. .........
Mi8souri.
Belle.. ................ Ilirchtree ............. Cape Girardeau.. ..... Card well.. ............ Caruthenville.. ....... Cassrillc. ............. Dean. ................. Doniphan.. ...........
- 2.9
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L. J. Wofford. I. H. Kirkendall.
>. L. -4lbert.
5 . N. Perry. T. E. Arerill.
drs. Zuma Bloomer. 1. E. Dean.
N. W. Martin.
JUNE, 1912.
li. 41
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MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE l.--Climtological data for June, 191Z. District No. 74onthued.
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+ 0.74
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Jefferson.. ........ 270 Washington.. ..... 126
Leflore.. .......... 140
Grenada.. ........ 194 De Soto ........... 391 Benton ............ 435 Marshall .......... 600
Attala ............. 430 De Soto.. ......... 206 Coahoma.. ........ 152
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1.7 3.3 1.6 1.5
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8. J. Irvine.
8. Bowen. Dr. G. W. Smith-Vaniz. W. B. Burke. A. C. Tuttle. W. W. Boone. C K Baile
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Mrs. A. L. Fitegerald. L. Welch. W. H. Eskridge. E. F. Farr.
H. D. Burdshaw. T. L. Darden. F. L. Harbiaon.
J. H. Stephen. E . A. Jones. W. F. Wood.
H. Powell. L. B. Mosby. E. L. Lucas. Huldab Rnmtlev. Mrs. T. a. B r o h . M. J. Wikim.
Mrs. R. B. Hays. F. L. Garrity. H. Marshall.
Dr. C. W. Bolton. H. H. Crisler. T. J. Mumy. C . Brickell. J. C . Pitchford. Prof. 0. H. Kent. W. J. Hawh-ins. Dr. M. P. Winkler. Prof. J. 11. Dorroh. Dr. J. B. Dudle U. Mi= S. Loule Weather Erilison. l%reau.
James E. Lee. W. H. Courts.
r. 1. M. P. Havens. COS.
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I I Veriiiilion.. ... ...I 1:
Rayldes ........... i ;
Tangiwlius.. .... .I 13(
9.17 + 3 .0
1.9" I + 6.31
4.68 I - 0.91 A bberille .............. Alexandria.. ........... Amite.. ............... Antioch. ............... AVOC~ Island.. ........ Baton Rouge.. ........ Burnside.. ............. Burrwood.. ............ Cades. ................. Calhoun. .............. Cameron. .............. Carrollton.. ............ Chenevville ............ Cinehie.. ..............
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St. Martin.:. ........... Ouachita .......... 1sl
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Clinton. ............... Collinston. ............. Columbia.. ............ ('ovington ............. Dodson. ............... Donaldsonvllle. ........ Dutchtown.. .......... FarmervlUe ............ Ferriday ............... Franklin.. ............. Franklinton. .......... Grand Cane.. .......... Grand Coteau.. ........ H m o n d .. ........... Hoimia. ............... Jem ................... Jennings ............... Laark.. ................ Lafayet.te.. ............ Lake Charles.. ......... Lakeside.. ............. La Rose (near). ........ Lawrence. ............. Leesville.. ............. Liberty Hill.. ......... Lo ansport Mefville.. .......... :: : i :: Merr viUe Min8en.. ... :I: :I:: 1 :: :: Monroe.. .............. Margin City.. .........
New Iberia .............
Newellton. ...... _c. ...
..... 4.12 I-.i:.i 0.S7 ______ 3.43 + 7.3: ...... 6.09 ...... 7 29 3.69 - 0.3
lot 16 5.09 ...... 20 23 .1.46 + 5.21
21t 38 3 .u ...... 20 46 1.42 - 3.3 25 29 4.98 - 1.2
26 30 5.23 - 0.0 21 26 6.70 + 0.7
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JUNE, 1912. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE 1.-Climatological data for June, 1919. Dielrict No. 'I.-Continued.
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1.70 1.81
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COUntieS. Stations.
LoulsianaXontinued.
New Orleans (1). ...... New Orleans (2 j .. ..... Opelousas.. ............ Paradis.. .............. Pearl River.. .......... Plain Dealing.. ........ Rayne.. ............... Reserve.. .............. Richland Plantation.. . Robeline.. ............. Ruston ................. St. Francisville.. ...... Schriever.. ........... .I
3rleans.. ........ .... .do. .......... St. Lmdrv _____._ . 8t. Charle's.. ..... St. Tmninany.. .. Bossier.. ......... Arcadia .......... St. John Baptist.. . Rapides.. ........ Natcbit.oches.. ... Lincoln. ......... West Fellriann.. . Terrebome ...... Shreveport.. .......... .! Caddo,:. .........
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- 3.59
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+ 2.32
+ 0.59
+ 0.1s
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U. S. Weather I3urean. Sugar Experiment Station. Andrew Moresi. R. E. Boyce. George F. Bancks. Leon Sanders.
A. P. MrNell. Leon Godchaux Co., Ltd. A. B. Pendleton.
Ruby McCook. R. A. Clampet.
L. P. Gilbourne Harriet F. Riviere. 11. S. Weather Burfsri.
C. T. Leigh. F. L. St. Mnrtin.
G . W. Rirhardson Neal T. Halt.
E. C. Fondren. J. C. Carlton.
........ - 1.54
- 1.62
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+ 1.44
+ 0.31
- 1.45
3.33 - 1.99 5.12 ........ 9.27 ________
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siinnlosport.. ......... .% voyc~~es. ....... Southern University Jefferson .........
Sugartown ............. Calraqieu ........ Tallulah. .............. Madison.. ....... Walker ................ Llvlngston ........ Wlmsboro.. ........... Franklln.. ........
FRlTl.
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a, b, c, etc., indlcnte respert ively 1, 2.3 etc. davs mis5ing from the record.
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Temperature extremes are from observed &dings of the dry bulb; means are computed from observed readlngs.
T. Precipitation is lesv than 0.01 inch rain or melted snow. t Also on other dates.
902 MONTHLY FVEATHER REVIEW. JUNE, 1912
fiblorado. 1
Buena Vista.. ...... Arkansas .... Big Sandy.. Arkansas .... .... ... Fount.ain ... ........ .... Oil Creek ...... ... Cucharas.. Eads.. .............. Biz Sandv.. .. ...... .20 .50 Fairview ............ St.Charl& .... ...
Fremont Experi- Fountain .... ....
Hamps.. ............ .. .05 .... .... ........... Hermit Lake.. ...... .... .OG ... ..... ..... .... .... .... T. ........... .. .... .... 1.48 .07 Hoehne (near).
...... ...... .......
ment Station. Garfield.. ........... LiMe Arkansas ~. .... .... 1.45
........ .... ....
.. ... ...... .. ..... .. .... ... .... ... ..... ............ ....... ..... ..... La Veta Pass ........ Leadville ........... .... ... Linion (near). ...... .. ..... ...... ....... Madrid.. ........... .. ... .45
Manitou ............ Marsh31t Pass.. ........... Monument .......... ........ .... .... .... ........... North Lake.. ....... .03 .... .... .1S ... O m .. ............... Pueblo.. ................. .... .... ........... Rocky Ford (near). .07 ...........
St. Elmo.. SalidaEl.. .43 Santa ,[ma..
Sheridan Lake.. Stonewall ........... 1urgal.oue .... Trinidad.. .............. .ilo.. ............... .. .... Two Biittes.. ....... Arkansas .... .... .10 .......
.......... ..... .... ...
.......... .. ............ .... .... ........... .......... ....... ....... .... ... .... .. .....
Victor (near!. ....... Oil Creek.. .. ....... ...... ..... Vilaq.. .............. Cimaron.. ... ................... Wayne.. ............ ...... WestrlitIe.. ......... ..
.35 .... .... T Winfleld..
Wortman ........... Arkansas ....... T. .... ........ ........ .... ......
.......... ... .... ....
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New Mezico. I
Ahhott Canadian .50 .25
Albert ................... do .................... Aurora.. ................ .do .... .... ... Bell Ranch.. ............ .do... ...................
Campana ............... ....
Chwon .................. do
Clirnarron inear).. ....... .do ......... ..... .. .. ... ......
Clovis.. ............. .... Cuervo ..............
Clayton..
Dawson.. Elizabethtown ........... Folsom .............. Dry Citnarron..
Fort Union ......... Canadian Hayden.. ................ do ... .. ... Hooisier Ranch.. ........ do ...
happus.. .............. ..do T. .34 T. T. ...
Johnsons Park.. ..do
Lake Alice.. ............ .do.. ...... Lopan.. ................. .do Lykins (near). ...... Red.. ......... ..... Maxwell (near) ...... Canadian ... ..
Melrose.. ...........
Mills (near). ............. ...................... Montoys.. ............. ..do
Miami Ranch
Mount Dora (near). ..... .do ...................... NaraVisa ........... .__._d o
Optimo .................. do Palo Verde.. ........... ..do.. ....................... Pasamonte.. ............. do ......................... .. .... .... .......
Port ales... .......... Raton ............... ...
Pleasant View.. do
Rociada.. Rosebud.. .do..
Roy ..................... .do.. .... ... Roy (near).. ........... ..do 8m Jon.. ............... .do.. ........ ........ .... .... Solano. .................. do ....
Springer.. ............... .... ... Taylor. .................. .... Trementlna.. ............ Tucumcari.. Valley.. ............ ..
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. 13 .15 .4 0 .. .......................... 3 P
.18 .?O .90 .3 @. ........... T. ....
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T. .54 ............................... . 2.98
T. .S O T. ................ .3 9 .. ...... 3.46
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, 3.17
.... 1.59
.... 3.12
... 8 2.10 ... ........ 3.32
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T. ........................... .. 1 ........ 1 1.96
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1.57 4.36 4.05 3.35 5.07
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JUNE. 1912 .
ststions .
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW .
Day of month .
Watershed . .
TABLE 2.-Daily precipitation for June. 1912 . District No . 7-Continued .
T k w .
.kmarillo ............ Archer City ......... Arthur City 11 ........... Bonham ................. Canadian ............ Childreps ............ Chillicothe ............. Clarendoo 11 ............. Clarksville ............. Claude ................. Dalhart 11 ........... Deuison 1 .......... Finlev 1 u ............... Henrietta 111 ............ Herelord ................. Memphis Miami .............. Mobeetie ............ Ochiltree Panhandle ............... Paris 111 ............. Plernona ............
Quanah 11 I RingoCrorwingIIY Romero ............. Sherman .......... St.ratford ............ Texline .................. Tiilia ................ Wellingt.on ............... Wichita Falls ............ Winfield ............
...............
............
...........
903
Canadian ............................ 02 ..... 17 ..... .... T .. 03 13
Red ................................ T T ......... ....... do .............. 1.Y5 do .......... 1.05 li 14
Canadian ...................................... ...... ................ ....... Red ........................................... ..do ...........................
do ......... ................. U i ......................... ..do.. 25 ............ 1.33 ................. ?i ............. .................. ... ........ ......... ....... ......... ..do. .... 1.s5 .... ..../. ....... ........I ........ /.. ...... ............................ .... Canadian 54 1.32 ..... ..... l i 10 . 07 ............. 1 ........
............. . ................... ... Red 08 20 ................ 25
.... ........ ..do.. ................................... ... ..do.. ........................................ 03 ........................ do ......................................... ..do.. T ................ ............................
Red ....,.... ..................................... Canadian ..... ........................
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do ......................................... .........
.................................... ....... ...................... . Canadian T 08 0 .... 1.89 ........ .... T ........................ .
........................
. ................ ... Red ............. 05 47 T: C8nadi an..... ... 05 ............................. 50 1.15 ..... 11 35 15 .... .... .. ............ ........ ..... ........ . . ............ .................................... ........ .................. ........................................................ ........ Red ' W 20
Canadian T 16 15 07 45 30 20 T
Red 42
Red ................................ T. 10 M ljl U5 04
do 1.41 1.0Y
l:, 2.49 .. .............. ........ ....................... ...... ..... . . . ................. ................................................................. ......... ....... Canadian ........................................ ?7 . 10 . $2 . ~IJ ................. 95 ............ do .......................................................................... 1.75 ............ ......... 1.00 ......
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Paiisou .
............... .4lden
Ashlsnd .............
Chanute ................. Cimarron ...........
Colciwater ........... Columlrus ........... Coolidge ............. Cottonwood Falls ... Counril Grove ............ Cunningham ........ Dodge City ............. ElDorado ............... Ellinwood ................ Emnoria 111 .........
Anthony ...............
Rurlington ..........
Coffeyville ..........
............. ............. ... ... ' Arkansas ..I.. 12 ....... ..... ................ ................
C'imarron ti3 07 56 02 ............. li4 . 01 . 02 ........................
Neosho ..................... T .. ............................................. do T i 3 ............................ T . C!imarron ....... 01 ............ T .... 74 .... .. 431 .us ............. 3s ................................
~iniarron ,.. ..... 3i ........ T ...... S7 . 02 ............ 1.13 ............................ T . Neosho .......... 01 ............. 31 ........ .. ............. ............ ti . Yti . 11 T ............. T ............. T ...... 04 . 09 Arlians as b0 1.55 ....I
Neosho .......... W ......... 08 ..... 78 . 03 . 34 . ?S ............. 01' . So . 03 ............. 09 ........ ' ............ T ...... 01
do ..................... .I ..... 90 ......... 2b 1.15 . 04 ........ .341 .... .OS ..... ib . 10 ................................................ Arkansas ................... ! T . T .. 10 ..... 35 . 30 ......... i!b .3 ' . ............ 40 . 10 ............ I . 10 ................................ . 52 . 18 ..... G . W .... 1 . 70 1 . b3 T .. 09 . 03 .... 1 . I;b ................ 1.44 . 01 T ...................... 01
do ........... 27 ......... 01 T . T ..... .9( )1.W 01 Ub l i ........ T ...... Y3 . I0 . 06 ........ .SO ................................ Neosho .......... 32 ................. ti4 ......... 37 . 10 ... .I ..... 31i ............. L'S . ti5 ............. 33 ................................
..do ...................... T .. Ili ......... 13 1.1IJ ................ ................................
........ ......... ..... ........ .. .......... .................. .... ........
........ ................ Verdigris 09 1x1 ............. 63 .... .3r ; ............ .I l l ............ ...... ........
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..do ..................... _' . 01
do ........... 37 ................. 10 ..... 05 .I l l . ,... . :... ! ..... 00. . 20 ........ 1.55 . 0(i ............. 14 . 04 ........................ T .
Rome ............... I Arkansas ....... 50 ........ I ........ 411 ..... 01 05 ............ 29 . 13 ........ .381 .... lis M ................ I
Toronto ............ .I .... .do ..................... I ........ 1.221 ........ Sedan11 ............ Verdigris ....... I :08I .... I .... 1 ....I .... 1 :07 T.1 .... I T . 1 T.1 .... 1 .... 1 :%I .sol.... I .~ 12.32; . 131....1....1....1 :%I 138: . 151 .... 1 .... 1 ....I
...
. , ..... _I .___.
:I:::: ......
~~
Eu&a ........ ......... Verdigris ........ 15 ........ 1 ....I .... 1.221 .... T .. 20 .... ....I.. . .11.451. ....... 1 . 44 .... 1.12 ................. 55 ............................ Fall River ............... do ........... OZ ........ 1 .... ' T . 1.50 .... T .. 15 ............ ' . 50 ..... IO T . 1.30 .................................................... Fargo ............... Cimarron ....................... 1 ..... 10 ..... % . 39 ..... 61 . 91 .U31 ....... ., .... 2 . L'U . 20 . 1% ........ .Is ................................ T .. 30 2.04 . 113 ............. 08 'T ............................. Fredonia ............ Verdigris ....... T .................. i:! .... 'r . u t ' 'r .... I ..... 71 ....
Garden Citv .......
1
Arkansss ......
1
... 1...1...1... 1 . U/ . 14 ... j . 3 j T!;l.U/l .S51 ... 1 T . 1 .I , T . , . 11 . 8
1
...
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j
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:
. 10 ...
. 01 ... . oi ...
. 44 ... . 07 ...
.......
. 38
. 31
. 14
. 08
. 05
.... . 08
...
...
T.1 T
............ I . S6 ..... 37 T . 1.67 ................ 1.23 .... ..... 05 . 32 .07 ........ 1 . % . 11 .... T ......... ............ '1.00 T . T . .19 3.43 ................
.... T ..... I . 40 .15 ......... 22 . 13 ............ T . T .. 02' . 17 .1 5 . ... T . 1.67 . 05 ............ T ..... T .( . 28 . 03 ..... 92 . 10 .............. T ...... 17 ..... 01 . 53 T . 1.14 ........ .Oa ..
....
T . 1 T . 1 .. .... 1 ...... T . 1 . 00 ..
. 15 ...... . 161 T ...
. 031 T ...
. 05 . 02 .OS . 01 ........ 1 10
..... 211 . 10 T ..... T . 1 . 81.
. 02 1 . 4t; ......... 15 .... .e . 45 .... T .. 05 . 55 . 53 . 12
. 03 1.25 . 24 ............ I . 05
. 23 2.42 ........ T ..... 11. 30
....... ..... ... . ....... . .. ....... ....... .... Great Rend 11 I .......... ..do .......... .311 .I 15 .lo1 -1 20 ..I .I .I ........ j Greenshurg .............. do .......... .XI .... ........ .lis . ................ 1 . ?i ............................ T .
................ ....... 1 25 1 (i9
............. ....... .................... 2.25 ........................ i . 05
....... ....... . 02 ............. 11 . 20 ................ T .
Grenola Verdigris Heas Cimarron Howard Verdigris Hugoton Cimarron Hutchinson Arkansas
Independence Verdigr ia Iola ................. Neoaho .......... 08 ........ T . .. .... ... .I .243.0SI 1.001 . 01 ......... 08 ..................... 21.1. 1:: :: : . (w
............... .................. . . 02 ............ ......... , ............ .................. .......... ........ . . 08 ............ 1 ......... I ............ ... 25 40
.Ill
.15 14
T
03 1'.
. 51 ............. 03 .... ....................
.44 .19, 02
Irene Arkansas T Jetmore do '20 T Kingman do 46 T
La Crosse do 44 T Lakin do Lamed do 09
Leho Neosho .OS T 301 .051 1.251 O i
Le Rov 111 .d 0 . T Liherd, Cimarron 29 W Maclisvllle 1 H ....... Arkansas ....... . 03 .... ................ .........................
............ ........ ..... ............ . 18 ....
l :::: !:: .............. ........ . .... . .m .... n i ................................
McPherson 11 ..d 0 .
Madison Verdigris 24 Marion Neosho .32 03 01 T Medicine Lodee ..... Arkansas ...... 43 ..... ......... 40 .151 .. .... ................ 31 ......................... M ....
............. ....... 1 1 .1
03 .I:' ....I.... .... .... ... . . ............ ............ .... .. . . 06 05 . ............. .................................
............ ....... .... T .......... 01 .................... I I
'
........ .... ......... ....... . 05 ............. 23 .................... 1 . ...... .I ....
............ ................ .......... ........ . ... .... ..................... ................ .......... ........ . ... ............. .....................
10
.................... ......................... ... .... ..... ........ .................. .......... ... ................ ......... ........ .. .... . ......... .............. ......... .... .. .... ............ ...... . ................ . 22 .... I:::: :::: ....................
.......... ......... ........ ..... . 23 ............ 1.32 .... 1 ............................ ........ l ................. 03 .... T .
. l i
. 25
. 94
. 15 m
Medora I 24
Minneola ..... ..... .... Mount Hope ........ Arkansas ..... 07 23 .... .... .... .... .... ......... .... .... .... .... .... .... Neosho Rapids I I1 ... Neosho ......... 32 .... 12 08 ....
............. ............ . .... .... ........ .... .... .............. ...... ............ ........ ..... ............... ............. 46 ............
Oswego .44 ti 801 .1.3 :: : : 1.301 .l o ' .ai Plains 1.90 1.70 T 42 T Pratt Arkansas 16 Q 10 Richfield ............ Cimarrun
~-
... ...
.I
...
.I .... 1108. ..I:.. 1 ::: 1 : 1: : 1 ! 2 j ........
1
Ulvsses ........... ..I Cimarron ...... I .. ..I.. . .I .. ..I.. .. I ... .I .... ! ... .I
~ ~~ ~~ ~
W h u t ............. Neosho ........ 37 .... Wellington ...... ...I Arkansas ..... .I i291-1: 11: 1.1 ~~T : I:::: 11: 351 .I ..I ........... 02 ........
07 ....I .... T 1
W! W l
Yatas Center ........ ....
!il
. 05
chits ........ htleld .do .... ....... ... .. 601 ...................
__I :l o ..... 1 .... I .... I .... 1 ...
::: i-:ij ....... .......
... ... i- Ti I
1.90 4.10
5.50 3.95
...... 3.51
4. Y?
1.70
4.1;
2.50
3. S" 5.33
2.30 4.48
...... 0.62
3.92
3.89
3.94 3.95
......
......
4. 1(5
2.50
1.81 3.38 2.75 2.75 1.03 3.55 5.04
1.67
1.22
1.19 5.3:'
4.39
5.85
6.84
b . w 4.06
8.28
3.09 3 . 17 3.65 2.73
9.55 2.E4 4.33 3.05 5.13 3.57 5.33
3.Y5 4.16
3.94 3.94 2.78 fi .1 2
4.78 4.28
2.95 5.04
5.98 2.76
5.23 3.02 4.35 2.65
5.05 3.42 3.23 3.86 3.38 4.10
4.F8
3.04 3.01
2 . fb3
5.89 1.91
4.08
..... 1.91 3.28
9.65 7.67 2.43 2.12 2.49
4.21
5.73 2.11
7.98 3.81 3 .a 2.21 2 . w
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW .
Red ........... _'. Cansdian ...... 1 .___ ____d o _._ ...... ._ Red ______ ...... 1 Washita .___ .._ ' _____
JUNE. 1912
._.__ .........._ i 7.29 6.41
.................. 1.40 .... ..___... T .. .... ..... 55 ...._._...__ 1.101.18 ............ T .. 5G . 171:::::::: ................ 4.96 6.61
..___._..._________ ' ___ .._.____._._. 1 .... T .. 91 ....___._... 2.4.5 . 31 _______ .._._ T . $87 ._ ..___._._______....... T . 4.54
...... .I_. ..... _' . ........ 19 ................. 75 . 30 ............ 3.00 ................. ._. 2.17 .... 1 ........................ .15, ____ _ .._ ____ ____ ____ __ .. ____ ........ ___ .. 73 . 35 ___ . ____ 1.543.65 . 09 .... T ...... 70 .OS
_____...___.....________ I . 05 .___ T ....... .._... 1.G ....___.____ 3.24 . 32 ..__............ 1.25 _ ... ' _ .......................
StaMons .
Oklahoma .
Ada ................. Alva ................ Apache ............. Arapaho ............ Ardmore 11) ......... Arnett .............. Bartlmville ......... Beaver .............. lackburn .......... Cache ............... Calvin .............. Chandler 11 ......... Chattanooga ........ Chickasha ........... Cloud Chief ......... Crawford ............ Durant 11 ........... Eldorado ........... Elk City ............ E l Reno ............ Enid 11 ............. Erick ............... Eufaula ............. Fairland ............ Fort Gibson ........ Frederick ........... Gearu ............... Go well ........... Guthrie ............. Guymon ............ Hartahorne ......... Healdton ........... Helena .............. Hennessey .......... Hobart ............. Holdenville 11 ...... Hooker ............. Hurley .............. Idabel .............. Jetrerson ............ Kenton ............. KingEsher .......... Lawton ............. McAlester ........... Maugum 1 ......... Marlow 1 1 .......... May ................. Meeker .............. Yuskogee ........... Mutual .............. Neola ............... Newkirk ............ Norman ............. North Muskog ee ..... Oa kwood ........... Okeene .............. Ukemah ............ Olilahoma ...........
JUNE, 1912. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE 2.- -Daily precipitation for June. 1912. District .Yo. 7-4ontinued.
905
Stations. Watershed.
Kcnfucky.
Tmnrssee.
Blandville .......... Mlssisslppl ...
Arlington 11 ........ Mississlppi.. . Bolivar 1 .......... do ....... Bmwnsvhe 1, ...... :: :::do.. ..... Covi ton do. i ..... D y e 3 u r g \\:::::: 1 : : : do. ...... Jackson .................. do ....... lienton. ................ .do.. ..... Memphis.. .............. .do. ...... Milan 11.. ............. ..do. ...... Trenton.. ............... .do. ...... Union City ............... do .......
Alicia ............... White ........
Arka elphla (near). ..... .do. ...... -4rkansas City 1) .... Mlsslssippi. .. Batesvllle White ........ Bee Bmncil.::::: : :: Ark ansas... .. Benton Ill.. ......... Ouachita ..... Bentonville ......... Arkansas ..... Bergman ............ Whlte ........ Rlark RockUU ............ do.. .....
Arkanam.
Amitg .............. Ouachita .....
~
Brinkley 11 .............. .do.. .....
Camden 11.. ........ Ouachita.. ...
Caliw Hock 111 ........... do .......
Cente omt.. Red.. ........ Clareaon IU.::::::: White ........
Day of month. i
906 JUNE, 1912
* Precipitation incloded in that of the nest measurement.
t Separate dates of falls not recorded.
I I Precipitation for the 24 hours ending.on the morning when it is measured. T. Precipitation Ls less than 0.01 Inch ram or melted snow.
JUNE, 1912. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. 907
TABLE I.--diimum and minimum temperatures at selected stations for June, 1915. Diatrict No. 7, Lower Miasissippi Valley.
Has.
so 90
99
9?
98
65 76
~~
New Mexico.
Mill
45
. 50
ti0
59
54
5s
51
6s sa
56
61
90
88
91
93
95
91
&!
6s
R1
81
66
79
70
65
63
M 63
67
73
77
63
55
56
56
61
70
8 0 6 3
75
62
95
90
93
95
100
98
71
70 s3
86
64
67
62
64 64
67
G2
50
50
5F
85
91
88
89
51
56
62
8 2 6 6
70
91
90
87
76
82
86
86
7s
72
74
&XI
61
1.4
73
74
66
60
62
56
60
66
64
62
61
8 4 6 0 64 8 3 6 4
8 4 6 3
'62.7
88
52
75
<w s3
fa 60
59
54
55
87
87
87
%9
90
69
65 f6
66
58
Colorado. Oklahoma. Texas.
Amarillo. 1 Paris.$$
Kansas.
Iola. Liberal. Wichita. Ard- more.00 Bartlea- ville.
Dodge City. Ellen- wood. Leadville. Pueblo. Albert. Cimarron.
-
Yin.
-
as 32
39
35
38
36
36
39
32
30
34
30
32
34
32
25
30
20 25
as
31
33
38
34
33
35
38
35
38
37
12.9
- -
-
Min.
-
41
50
52
54
53
49
49
53
56
50
54
50
4a 55
54
51
37
37
45
40
52
55
54
53
57
52
55
5s
63
60
51.5
- -
-
Min
-
50
47
45
47
45
48
49
53
52
51
51
51
52
55
56
49
52
42
41
47
52
49
48
49
53
50
63
52
53
19. 8
59
- -
-
6u
-
5:
5;
ti(
ti1
6t
5s
5;
51
54
ti(
63
a M 67
6
67
4s
51
55
5e
til
59
57
5s
61
64
67
70
ti7
J. 9
;a
- -
-
din
-
e4
5f
64 6t 6E
6s
64 65
6f
65
67
ffl 66
76
76
65
55
52
58
63 G5
(;5
59
ti0
55
63
68
66
70
1. ti
70
~
-
-
dax
-
58
65
67
66
68
66
59
56
62
64
60
60
56
50
50
54
45
50
56
61
65 ti3 63 65
68
70
68 65 6s 60
il. 0
-
Yax
-
75
86
89
80
91
67
71
83
80
85
t2
76
81
84
73
67
51
64
72
79
SO
70
74
82
84
84
87
88 89
91
is. 4
- -
-
6 ~.
-
79
82
75
82
85
79
72
82
79
84
62
68
78
88
89
M8
ti6
69
78
82
84
82
7s
82
86
82
86
8s 90
92
io. 6
- -
__
Max
73
84
87
Ew 82
71
73
78
77
73
66
73
75
80
82
74
58
61
ti5
76
i c i
70
-
';H
12
79
79
81
82
81
82
i5.5
- -~
-
Min
-
47
54
56
IN
61
57
55
til
59
61
60
5s
58
60
57
58
45
41
47
52
58
53
67
ti1
61
60
64
a3
ili. 6
- -
~-
Max
-_
85
M 87
91
94
85
52
SI.
67
8.5
82
90
96
85
94
94
87 ti8
79
86
86
S8
7b
83
85
89
90
s3
91
90
iti. 9
~
-
-
Hau
-_
78
94
13
9s
77
i 6
70
75
S I
87
76
S i
90
85
77
69
72
73
65
$7
78
77
42
YO
94
93
94
93
92
sa
-
USS
-
77
81
90
82
91
72
74
cjg
74
78
65
83
83
88
88
76
c i
71
74
82
86
67
7:
78
83
S i
89
91
S9
a9
io. 7
-
day
-_
70
89
95
95
95
92
88
90 90
93
93
96
102
1 Mj
104
102
79
6s
82
86
89
87
76
s2
85
90
92
93
93
95
i9.9
- -. ._
-
dax
-
78
86
91
91
93
76
76
78
79
87
88
89
85
93
93
92
70
70
81
84
88
73
81
83 88
88
90
90
92
92
14.8
- -
-
[in.
-
62
52
55
55
65
63
59
59
60
ti1
61
62
64
65
71
70
66
54
52
54
61
60
61
56
58
6a 6a 65
67
67
i1.0
- -
-
Y i n
46
54
61
58
65
55
53 51i
57
60
61
61
60
60
57
5 i
4s
45
49
5?
57
51;
56
55
59
62
64
63
A3
I26
Mill.
-
40
47
49
55
56
51
50
51
60
59
60
58
54
55
55
55
45
42
45
48
55
55
59
55
56
55
53
59
62
60
53.5
Min.
-
38
43
49
47
47
51
50
52
47
45
47
42
44
42
44
45
39
33
40
41
47
47
4s
47
49
50
49
4s
17
49
45.6
- -
Yax
-
77
90 95
89
92
h4
76
S4
SY
86
79
78
89
92
7s
67
66
75
86
64
40
71
b l
19
90
89
92
95
95
(4.3
- -
Max
-
77
96
91
&5
9b
r 5
i o 73
77
so
i9
76
53
64
SI
74
61
70
i 3
YO
s3 I4
;;
84
88
56
46
ba
60
din
4s
4s
03
5ti
61
5s
54
53
53
59
59
t2
60
ti5
62
59
47
4 i
46
4s
53
55
50
54 51;
56
60
61
G?
c,3
Yas
-
74
84
87
s3 90
74
75
tis
64
s3
Sli
s7
7s
86
SI
74
w 67
74
79
83
74
79
82
65
88
90
90
69
s.5
50.2
din
-
57
50
ti0
59
61
5 i
56
57
54
60
59
63
65
65
69
64
52
51
50
51
59
56
60
5Y
59
5Y
61
64
64
ti5
Y. 9
- -
6ir
I%
62
1.6
07
67
t85
ti5
ts?
bO
63
c+i
66
G9
61
69
75
76
ti1
54
56
61
64
65
60
b1
62
M
65 67
t S
.4
~
-
84 93 91
89
99
89
90
91
90
90
81
so 92
88
89
75
Go
69
78
84
85
79
79
88
89
93
94
95
96
94
l .... z.... 3....
4....
5....
6....
7....
8....
9....
10 ....
11 ....
12 .... 13 .... 14 ....
15 ....
16.. . .
17 ....
18 ....
19 ....
21 ....
n.... 23....
24 .... 2 5 ....
26.... ZI.... a.... m.... 30 ....
m....
94
79
ss 85 s4
78
70
70
79
82
86
77
74
79
90
91
89
90
92
90
35.0
til
60
58
56
56
5s
46
46
49
51
54
59
57
53
ti0
57
fi0
ti0
61
b7
L O Mns..i 86.3
Oklahoma.
Muskogee.
~-
Missouri.
landville
KY.
Jackson, Tenn.
-~
)klahoma. Weitt her- ford.lg Wood- ward. LNIIST. p 5 Okleu. Spring- field. Date :anithers- ville. Enid.55 YcSlester.
Yax. Min.
-
Uiu.
2 51
60
60
64
66
58
57
59
61
60 63 62
64 66
67
65
51
50
54
58
Go
58
Go
57
58
59
61
65
64
io. 1
-
-
Kin.
-
56
51
57
ti?
66
70
58
59
62
60 68
I53
62
65
68
67
52
50
56
58
63
58
56
58
63
62
63
I55
70
$1.3
rfi
-
-
tfin.
-
58
55
61
66
68
66
EO
61
65
67
67
61 64
69
76
1.4
53
53
56
Go
ti3
ti3 fa
57
64
64
66
68
69
70
3. 2
-
-
lax.
-
87
89
95
93
96
78
79
88
89
81
91
91
83
93
94
94
71
72
81
88
91
74
78
82
86
90
91
e3
91
92
n. 0
-
-
tax.
-
83
93
97
96
98
89
85
82
90
87
86 81
95
101
1 02
101
70
71
?I?
89
90
87
78
81 90
89
90
90
94
93
LS. 8
-
lax.
-
7ti
84
90 90
93
80
78
83 s4
87
S i
89
91
98
104
SG 71
68
7%
83
81
73
72
78
S?
' 8 5 85
88
89
85
L1.4
-_
-
daz
-
87
80
14
a xz
77
74
71
75
80
82
87
6"
81
84
52
77
61
72
80
79
76
79
82
83
84
85
83 84
80
'9.9
-
fin.
-
54
54
48
60 63
60
51
48
51
54
47
50
56
63
62
74
fd
56
49
4s
50
53
47
50
51
59
58
58
61
83
i. 3
-
Max.
-
79
7s
a so 8?
72
70
70
67
79
83
84
82
84
85
83
71
59
69
75
79
72
7.1
79
R2
83
83
84
82
7s
77.7
-
tin
-
59
52
58
til
60
59
53
53
59
61
61
64
fb5
63
66
R?
54
5?
49
54
57
58
6?
59
63
66
66
64
63
63
I. 5
-
fin
-
55
43
51
55
52
Gl
54
50
54
53
53
57
ri5
63
59
69
63
56
46
G.4
46
43
54
55
57
62
63
59
63
61
i. 1
-
lax.
._
81
76
79
81
82
78
73
70
76
79
ell
84
83
80
83
85
83
71
73
77
79
77
76
7s
G9
79
81
79
80
79
8.4
~
631
~
84
78
Ls3 53 61)
76
i 5
71
74
En
<53 65
81
81
85
84
79
72
72
81
81
78
75
S?
83
84
p.l
a5 82
81
0.1
-
[in
-
65
63
60
63
62
64
56
53
56
61
EO
59
63
66
63
76
67
58
55
55
60
F0
62
ti?
62
61
62
65
66
67
.7
&ax. Min. fax. Min.
-- I
l a s .
._
7s
H i
96
02
95
69
77
83
86
SF
88
78
92
93
89
82
i 5
72
63
88
90
73
77
S i
93
91
92
93
87
G. 7
t;n
din
5s
50
62
60 67
G2
55
57
59
61
59
6-4
59
59
61
fi3
51
4s
47
49
5s
n?
58
50
61
61
58
64 66
4.0
ro
das
-
90
86
s 2
90
93
86
so 80
8? 84
87
91
82
s3 88
3
85
76
76
82
86
65
76
s3 72
85 65 65 83
a
n. 9
tin
65
wi 8'2
c5
66
6s
59
57
58
64
58
59
6G
66
73
76
69
63
59
54
57
64
65
63 82
62
62
64
64
66
%. 4
tax
73
s3 S i
85
s9
76
76 74
72
84
87
59
a 87
u
A9
6?(
66
75
79
67
78
79
81
87
S9
90 gs
S8
85
I?. 0
l i n
62
50
59
61
M
01
55
56
52
61
59
172
66
65
7s
71
63
52
49
52
57
56
5s
61
82
63
6.5
64
1.3
r i
rfi
[ax. Min.
--
l...
3...
3...
4...
5...
ti...
7...
s... 9...
10.. .
11 ... 12 ... 13.. .
14.. .
15.. .
16 ...
17 ...
1s.. .
19.. . m..
21...
22.. . B ...
24.. .
%...
26.. . ZI...
B ... m... 30.. .
MUS.
-
65
86 59
E :
9 0 6 0
85 69
90 62
91 66
91 63
93 68
64 1 61
85 59
89 1 61
91
~
62
s9 74
82 59
81 1 58
;; I
$1
80 I 54
94 82
98 g ' 75
PR
85
76
81
66
63
61
62
60
62
8R 63
92 65
9 0 6 s
38.5 163.2 35.3 161.3 I
908 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW . JUNE. 1912
TABLE 3.--Mm*mum and minimum temperatures at selected stations for June. 1912 . District No . 'I-Continued .
~-
1 .... 2 .... 3 .... 4 .... 5 ....
6 .... 7 .... 8 .... 9 .... 10 ....
11 .... 12 .... 13 .... 14 .... 15 ....
16 .... 17 .... 18 .... 19 .... 3. ...
21 .... 22 .... 23 .... 24 .... 25 ....
26 .... 27 .... 28 .... 29 .... 30 ....
Mm ..
_-
.
Max .
88
80 84 86
88
81 76
76 82
84
85 88
87
83 86
89
84
80
74 79
82 82 75 74
73
75 85 83
81
81
81.7
6 ......... 7 .........s o 8 .........s o 9 .........
88
81
'73 72 69
66
91 68 R5 70 84 55
6 8 8 5 5 5
87 59
66 73
74 75 77
78 7s 78
87 60
85 68 94 70 94 70 95 75
96 74 95 76 87 75 72 73 70 I 87 65 51
11 ......... 12 ......... 13 ......... 14 ......... 15 .........
16 ......... 17 ......... 18 ......... 19 ......... 20 .........
84
S6
So 88 91
93 93 89 72 83
73
71 74
72 69
71 74 74
73
91 53
93 58
Bo 60 80 63
87 53
88 5R
90 60 80 60 6 9 9 0 6 3
93 66
26 ......... 27 ......... 28 ......... 29 ......... 30 .........
Mns .......
82 87 83
73
85
84.6
Arkansas . Mississippi . I Tennessee .
Date . 1
Kenton . Fort Smith .
Little
Rock .
Pine
Blutr.O$ Benton- ville . Corning . El Do- rado.55 Memphis .
.
Kin.
.
64
61 59 65
63
65 58 52 56
59
53 56
64
61
73
78 66 61
58 56
59
61 03 60 58
61 63 64
65
66
51.3
. ~
.
[in .
.
65 60 66 69 67
59 55
57 61
60
62
63 68 66 73
77 72 61
59 56
56 61 64 62
60
63 61 64 73 62
3.4
. .
.
din .
.
70 68 69 68 69
69 63 61
59 64
64 68
71 64 74
78 76 63
61 63
68 66 62
62
63
63
f4
67 65
66
j6.3
. .
.
[in .
.
70 66
66 69 69
68 63 58 59 62
65
65 71
67 73
77 68 62
59
65
&I
66 r,2
62
64
64 66 65 66 67
5.6
. ~-
.
Kin .
.
59 52
54 60 61
57 57 53 60 60
57 59 62 63
67
68 55 52
49 51
57 60 50 55 58
62
I32
61 62 81
58.3
. ~
.
[in .
.
62
61 65
68 68
68 56
59 59 60
63 63
70 68 70
78
77 70
60 59
58 60 60 62 60
62
63 62 66
66
4.1
. ~
.
[in .
.
69 64 66 67
69
67 65
63 59 60
64 64
67 65 67
69 70 67
57 58
60 62
67 64 60
61 62 64
CYI
65
4.2
. ..
.
[in .
.
66 68 67 68 69
70 66 57
57 59
60 62
70 73 72
73 78 70
62
56
58 61
63 62 62
62 64 65 65
67
5 .1
. ~
.
[in .
62 68 68 68 68
68 e4 54 54 57
58 60 66
67 66
74 76 74
60 54
56
60 64 62 61
63 63
63 66 66
4.0
.
. ~
.
Kin .
.
60 64
59 64 61
66 56
52 53 58
60 64 60 64 66
75
68 63 57
53
56
61 68 CY3 62
60 59 64 6-4
63
61.4
. .
.
dax
.
86
85 89 92 92
s 85 86 s4 87
88 91
84
&-I
91
96 82
81
76 79
81 81 81 81 81
4
81
81 SI s4
84.9
. ~~
.
Min .
.
64 67
59 60 62
66 55
60
60 66
61 64 66 67 66
68
66
67 56 58
57
61 61
@I
6 2 63
66
62
62.0
e1
rd
. ~-
.
tax .
.
88 79 85 56
89
89
82
81
83
84
87
88 92 81
90
91
91 s2 78 83
87 87
76 79
86
84
84
86 S6
55.0
a7
~
~
.
din .
.
68
w 62
69 68
68 66 55
56 61
63 70 69 67 69
77 77 71 a2 52
61 61 64 63
69
64 62 61
ti4
64.7
r4
. ~~
.
dax
.
80 85 91
93 92
86
80 79 81 85
s7 88 90 90 95
94 83 66
78 82
S2
79 71
82 87
87 68 R6 83
83
S4 . G
. ~
.
tin .
.
67
61 60 68 70
63 61
60
65
64
64 65 65 69 71
81 65
59 54
58
61
62 63 59 63
65 65 65 66 68
4.2
. ~
.
dax
.
81
92 85 89
89
88
80
77 81 83
84
85 88
84
90
88
87
72
75
80
83 79 70 79
83
80 80
79 83
79
82.1
. ~
.
dax .
.
82
84
86
89
86
80
83
83 84 64
86 87 87
87 91
91
+Ai
86
79 84
75 70 68 80
85
84
78 82
86 85
83.3
. .
.
lax .
.
a5 86 89 91 92
95 90 88 86 87
Bo 91 95
89 92
94
93 87
88 85
89 90 78
84
89
87 86
87 Bo 87
88.7
. .
.
tax .
.
83 89 Bo 91
88
79 79 83
83 87
89
89 92
96 92
92 85 78 77 82
85 85 69 71
79
i o 82
81
84
zu
84.2
. .
.
Max .
.
83 81 84
86 89
91 81
80 83 83
83 86
91 84
90
92 91 86 77 83
86
89 76 71
80
79 82 83 FI,
86
84.1
. ~
.
Ilax .
.
w)
84 86 88 90
91 76 76 78 82
84
88
86
86 90
90 90 88
74
80
86 86
82
68 76
82 83 82 80 82
83.5
. ~
.
&ax .
.
84
80 82 87 90
84
78 77 82
83
85
88
83
82
88
90
83
79 73
80
82 82 71 71
74
72 82
79 s3
so
81 . 1
. ..
.
dax
.
82
so 85 86
90
74 74 74 74 81
84 85
4
86 89
88
80 63
75
78
80
73 68 79 83
84
84
83
82
84
50.4
. ~-
.
Ilai
.
8 6
E 8 8
8 71
7 7 . 8
6 8
8'
8
8
S
8 ; 7
8 8 7 8
7
8 8 8 8
7
81 .
. .
.in . -
67 66 71 70 72
78 69 59 59
61
63 68
71 74 71
78 77
75 64 60
60 65 65 64
62
67 62 64 66 68
66.9
. ~
-
93
84
85 85 92
93
84
84
86 86
89
91 89
83
91
94 84 91
75
84
89
90 87 77 83
84 84 s7 85 89
86.9
- .
Mississippi, Louisiana .
I- __-
Lake Charles.s$ Vicksburg . Lafay-
ette.51
Alexan-
chin.@ Baton
Ronge.B$ Schrlever . 3hreveport .
.
Kin.
.
71
a 6fi
70
69
71 73 f6 67 66
c8 69 73 73 77
7B 76 74 74 68
68 63 67
66 62
65
69 60
69
69
69.4
~
.
Kin .
.
67 6G
70 A9
70
70 71 60 62 63
62
60 69
71 75
77 76
73
64
I3
til
60 62 EO
59
m 56
62
70
65.6
60
.
.
din .
.
71 69
69 71 72
71 69
62 62 62
65 67
73 74 68
i7
71 75 65 58
60 65 64 65 62
64 64
65
67 66
67.1
~
.
din.
.
67 67
i o (3
69
69
68
81
61 63
G6 71 71 74
78
77 76
65 62
59
66 66
67
fi5
64
67
4
66
t-8
67
67.4
.
-~
Wiu .
.- .
70
6i 70 70 72
72 70 60 60 66
57 70 71 74
73
76
77 76 67
58
59
62 72 66
fiO
60
64
60
67
68
67.5
~
__
bfin .
-
65 72
69
i o
BB
67 60 60 66
67 69 70 i 0 i 2
74
75 76 73
63
61
65
65
64
62
65 69 72 69
68
68.0
rs
-
.
Min .
.
72
70
70 71
71 72 65 65 66
67 70 73
73
76
78 78
78 71 67
85 63
63 65
64
61
Cfi
66 69
71
69.0
m
.
.
din .
.
71
71 ci9 70 70
69 71 64 66
69
69 70 72 73
76
i 8
77 74 69 66
fA
64 67
f8 62
fA
65
66 69
71
fig . 1
.
.
Min .
.
68 70 61 62 66
65 66 62
60 61
66 65 66 71 72
74
73 71 65
62
58
61
62
fAl
59
60 63 63 64
66
64.8
.
.
din .
.
B6
e4 G8
68
a
68 66 55
57
59
61
62 G9
65 69
76
74 74 64 57
58
51) 60 63
61
61
G 1 62 63
65
54.2
.
.
,fax .
.
92 8R 88 80
86
88 84 82 82 80
SO 87 87 90 91
92 93 90 75 78
86
88
91
87 85
85 84 87 87
89
56.1
.
.
@ax .
.
s3 85 83
&?
88
81 81 80 76
82 84 85 88 S9
90 90
87 72 82
85
87
86
74
so
80
79 81 82
s3
83.3
.
.
lax .
.
89 86 83
82
66
87 84
83
86
80
81
83
84 85
86
89 90 89 87 78
86
w 93
80 85
65 89
88
86 87
35.7
.
.
&ax
.
89 91 90
79 91
85 89 86
85
PI)
80
R5
<H
s9 90
92 93 93 91
83
90 93
95 89
89
89 88 87 82
87
87.8
.
.
fax .
.
92
93
87
85 87
92 83
S?
83
83
84
86
87 90 92
94 94
69 81 76
87 91 91 82 86
89
85 85 84 85
56.8
.
.
&ax
.
95 90
81 81
so
91 87 84 85 83
84
83
90 RS
91
90
91 89 87 84
88 86 85 86 91
92 91 93 91
83
87.3
.
.
ISX .
.
89 85
SB
88
90
94
87 86 88 86
89 90 92
86 89
92 91 88 76 85
91
90 93
82
88
84 83
87
sa 92
37.8
.
.
dax
.
89
89 89 i 8
84
78 85 82 75 73
73 83
8fi 88
88
w 90 86 76
84 88 90
83
84
85 s3 86 77
83
83.6
a4
~
.
bax .
.
95 94 93
78 87
87 89 86 86
78
82 91
fui 89
00
91 92 98 92 79
89 95
96 95
89
92 92 92 91
91
s9.5
~
.
Kax .
.
86 80 82
SI 87
w 82 81
84
84
86 82
90 90 92
92
92 78 72 84
87 8R En 78 85
85 85 87
88
89
84.9
.
.
Bx
92 87
[KI
86
90
94
88
87 86 87
87 89 94
93 91
96 92
94 80 Si
BO
93 95
93 90
89 86 90 R4
59
3.3
~
.
din .
rs 67
69
i o i ?
70 68 63 63
63
66
70 72
73 76
78 77 70 65
63
66
67
69
w t3
65 f4
t4 69 69
w.. 1
~
-1-1-
2 1 .........I 92
......... 89
1 ......... 86
4 ......... 86
5 ......... 89 73 I 87 I 70
21 ......... I 85
22 ......... 90
23 ......... 89 24 ......... i 4
25 ......... 79
72.3 88 6 64.3
I .I
* b * etc . indicate respectively 1. 2 . 3. etc., days missing from the record . 05 Ihstriments are read in the morning: the maximum temperature then read Is charged to the precedlng day. on which It almoat always OCCUIE .