Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-05
NOVEMBER WrslgID


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tninfan In various sections i
The INST f,oq
SIGNAL OFFiGg, wAp h..
WAanNGroS Cry, Det
month opened with a NM
lake region, accompanla
snow, with high winds, NJ
storm made It's appcaan,, \ K.
Jersey coast, also acconIaeI1 +
high winds, These two ,lele..,s. h
on the I'd In the Now En9Ipas. 4
Ing violent gales on IA ~
district. On the oh ~. \
central In the weston ~
the indian Territory, whith n'n.i
nortbcrly until II reached M. 4
changed It's course 10 houhn,,'s, F.
ing over the upper lake rogon Il +
accompanied by high wln, 4
SHOWS. Generally fair sealh.f \, +
from the bth till The Ilth, "A X 4
date n storm made IA apresne. Il
Missouri wiley, which mc,td \,
orly over the lake region, tadl,
winds on the lakes, accompanjl
and snow. Following thls ,lalb +
cold wave, which caused M
in the Western states and M
4
which extended 10 TcSas,aadkila6
occurred AK far south as l.oosAa
cold wave gradually worktGIsuN
ward, causing killing itossh
and Georgia. Tbs weather h X
generally lair IN all dlst1estsk
lower lake region, irOmllhe Ia +
l7thj on the lattor dato 4 wakd
m0de lts appearance Ia III
valley, aud, moving slowly cisn
the lake region, aecompanid
disappeared of the ounsl 4
England states on the lsth, d n
lowed by II cold wave, whlehf
the South Atlantic Cali slalg
killing frost Of tlle season %
| North and South Carolina oNaf
Ing its passage,
The most destructive siom
month, and which aetcdInasp
manner upon reaching The Aua
developed IN Western kAnpiW
10 llrst moved southe0sIorlylllH
Tennessee on the ga. Il lA
ia course TO norlhcasteflh
teen hours reached tlte ChfaH
on the Esd. It's moycmenilAa
much retarded, caused BY scns
reason, aud the center fciult
vicinity OF the New Jersey eoia
25th. High northcas erly "
severe gales from Winnings
port, prevailed during The iul1
Tho highest tides known %
Jersey coast arc reported Y
CURED during the prcWleo n
storm. On the 2Gth q wesl
made lts appearance u Iap
panied by RAN, II moved Y
ward over the Cult Of hesln n
Ing slightly In energy, alld w
Atlantic coast on the selN
northerly winds prevailed q
from New York to Wilmingl@
The temperature has Tea.lp
normal IN the South AtlauN
states mud IN the Ohio falIg
see. 1t has been slightly sag3
nal IN New England, ihe W.
lautlc statos, The lake rcgl9l
per Mississippi md Nlssoal
| ia rare cases In my 81 lAew
the departure from the lcips
than 8. on the Rocky hou.
has been decidedly warmer
crago, tbo departure from y
lng from b 20 y on lie
the temperature has been
the normal, the greetest M
about . ia Che North paele III
There has been q sllss, I
precipitation IN the New ~
except In the southern
thoro has been aligOssss'D I
precipitation has been slKs
normal In the Middle a. all " .
! Ing over one Inch at Nat'
| more, NOrfoll, and Albany
W nc New York. ON laV
Middle Atlantic states WV, "a.
more Of rain fell than I, w ri y
the northern portion Of " ;
| Tic states there WAS aii eA''
of rainfall, aud Y
ern portion :"
lis from one V NIX
In the East Glll
normal at Atlanta Mqes
lbilo. There was auou,s
cess nt Pensacola a asn
TWO inches az New VlA.
burg. There was scn,
fhe West Gull eli'irs
three lncios, There $500
aclency d about %
valley, except a l,eV .',e
was an excess Of two
Tennessee there was wv
an inch, ard IN we ..t
excess III about We = r,c
lower lake region dpsl
about an inch as l0'1
Esle, ana dcnclepcI ~s
AZ The Remaining IA
upper lake region lngls
0cicncy Of an inca, es 'I
aud lgscanaha, Mhes. w ,he y
al about one inch. y y
tIon OF the upper Mp .,,e X
deficiency was alVns N
soa,hern portion apaa, 3
tho Missouri valley al n
ton, thcrc vas ~ 'useslhss Il
rclenoy Of about a. \
coast there was : Z
one 70 eleven lusasS - 3
STATIONS ffpv."s B, X
ground a. tila epa aIs,l' ll y
/ Vincent. = lnrng.s } n
ton, \ Inches Nefs I
Albany, Z inehess, 5'.l,lI' j|
Brig. sud nyt.
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