Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-08
1T is GLORIOUS,
xhe Lovely weather Experienced
Here IN June.

The Lovely weather Experienced
Here An June.
While the month Of June was running
it's course the remark was quite common
on the streets that it was the coolest
weather ever felt in this month in many
wears here. How little reliable memory
ia in such matters will appear from the
following exhibit for twelve years, fur
nished by the Signal Service office, and
giving the mean temperature of the
month for the time indicated: Mean
Temperature for this month in 1873, 65
1879, &c; 1880, 6S; 1881, &c; 1882, "a
1888, SO; 1854, &c; 1885, 65; 1866, 66
1887, &c; 1888, 6S.
It thus appears that June last was moi
much different in temperature from thai
of the same month in other years And
while the mean was a trit1e below the
average of the years, there was, In the
whole month, slight excess OF temper
ature over the average CT aggregates IN
the dozen years that the Signal Service
office has been here. The total excess
was only bagatelle, amounting to "A
This is another indication that the month
did not greatly differ from the normal
June weather in this section.
The highest mean of any one day in
the month was &C degrees, and the low
est mean of any one day WAS 80. Thus
tie mean temperature OF the days varied
in a month only 6 degrees. The absol-
utely highest temperature OF the month
was 81 degrees, and the lowest absolute
ly in the month was 81 degrees. A
variation of 80 degrees in a month is a
pretty even climate. The greatest range
for any one day was q degrees. The
least range was 13 degrees. A difference
of about 20 degrees was the rule daily
all the month. For the same tine
the relative humidity was low, and the
atmosphere was light, dry and comfort
able. During these June days there was
a fresh breeze constantly from the ocean.
The extreme velocity of the wind was
only IA miles an hour, and the total
movement aggregated 2 $40 miles, lees
than 80 miles day, less than an aver
age of 3 miles an hour. There was nc
rain during the month-not one day
when one. hundredth part of an inch
fell.
There is an impression abroad in
Southern California and in all places
outside this State, that Los Angeles has
q rather torrid summer climate. The
data given above contradict any such
outgiving in the most emphatic manner
They show that no other country in the
world is blessed with 30 fine climate as
this of Los Angeles. There are numerous
facts which go to show the same condi'
ton of weather, and to prove that this if
the best summer climate in the ward
Some days ago St. Louis brewer
was looking over the new Phil
adelphia brewery in this city
All at once the visitor stopped
lost in amazement. He had reached
the sproutiDg floors of the establish
ment. why" said he, ''you do Ho
malt at this season of the year?''
"Yee," replied Joe Maier, 1--WE NAL
here all seasons of the year"
"Well," said the St. Louisan. "tha
beats us. We never malt at the Eas
after the 1st of June"
The HERALD reporter who was of the
company, did not understand this, anc
asked for an explanation.
why" replied the Eastern brewer
'the weather with US is too warm. The
grain would heat and rot tead ol
sprouting. Your summer climate Is fal
cooler than that of st. Louis, Chicago ol
Milwaukee"
If every one who takes the HERALI
will mail this number to friend in the
East with this article marked, he will bt
doing no little good in the way of doinl
away with a false impression of the
SUNNI er climate OF Los Angeles. And
Eastern people who may read these re.
marks will do we'll to remember that all
the facts presented above are from the
United States Signal Service uffice in
this city, and worthy of all credence
There is not garbled figure nor an ex'
aggerated statement in the article.