The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-30
THE WEAr THEN AND THE CROPS
Unuanai Cold Weather Coutinues Except On
the paciac Const.


Temperature Tho cool weather has contln
ued In all districts east oi the Rocky Noun
tans. tho greatest departure from the normal
temperature occurring over the Gulf States
and tho Ohio and central Mississippi valleys
where tho daily Temperature was about 10 de.
Grecs below the normal. II was from 3 de.
Crees to Hdcgrees cooler than usual along the
Atlantic coast and in tho Northwest. Abou,
tho norma, temperature prevailed in Calf
fornia. whiio It was warmer THAI usua! over
the plateau regions aah IN Oregon and Wash.
| inston. There was less couhiness than usual
in tho central VALLEY, aud Northwest. and not
withs.ardng tho deficiency in tempcratnrc,
| the week was the most favorable OF tho season
| for farm work. Tho season continues lats in
| all districts east q. the Rocky Mountains thu
deficiency in temperature amounting to from
| > TO degrees per day throughout the central
valleys and Gulf States.
Precipitation - Ex cessive rains occurred
during the week throughout New England.
the middle Atlantis States. and lower lake
| region. over large portion OF which area tho
actual rainfall exceeded the normal by more
thnn inch. Small areas. of excessive rain.
northern Calitornia. and from southern Rock;
the rainfall was loss than usual. and , only
| light showers, occurred in the Northwest.
e5ntnaos a sss1 in Is eSsess
aon % Sts,e: th as9
Vest. On the Pacific coast tho rainfall sinrS
march, has been generally in excess OF the
reported from southern TeXa, and northern
GENERAL REMARKS.
New Ensland-rrccri,ation above and Temperature
and sunshine below acreage: snow storm in northern
sss '"s to r4n as;
rt s, . s sa. .w .v.
S:' r and 5.,n1s for
s Tie sSn cs
nS4si tn9 sr.s s
lmSroved crops now need warm sunshine and warmer
S.w yorkmKainram much above average; tempera.
BY If. ss,is ys, and ,S
rennsyv'nia-Cold wet weather. injurious to corn
ri, 1 ts' s t5a
s" an begun" ground
Nnr.lnnlTMhea oats ami grass generally look we'll:
" R:Ha s"Ss1sy rain S.n
s"ns ws M "a ns T;h and
s deficient IN and low
H, a 1Sst in orhsrn c.pn's
vested r,s.i IN soa,h.;n half q state; ' '"''
drMS,en, rain general in Eastern Ior.on saturday
in there; light showers il northern
Ala'sms1Me.n tsnpern.urs for week about 90 de-
10, Of winch 40 nsa or s "eYw n"ima WsAhs5
and turned young plants yellow crops generally need
,s%TSI;is asSsr%; SSnai ""rsvorate sG@nS
@s sndea IN re SS SG'
eE ana ."1
S ~s
Ss?n ss%sray Fed @ sized
ttpu, as ivpr al
Tanay o nd al nnsLs I9E Ts eSG
.H n bt"w
re".ins from ovSrows lands more s r"rnn
81 Ss
Icnnessee-Cool. wet weather has retarded growth |
s o" planning rnshsa vigorously: cotton ana
and viii soon he ready for harvesting warmer weather
KennckymRanfa!; excessive temperature and sun.
oM pn. Being ,a s Sc. ami vet M."
st, implanted te!ds weely aud need work
NH @ nasn Nor. favorable though still
l.p.
Ing promise. illuminated acreage lowI.nd crops still
aserass and
f "sss . aa
e.n AMI greatly
in central r, and southern portion mich Iiougnr "ns
and IS i grass osts
AMI M. ir' n ne es.!Gn
aUsr az, and sa@sIi"s scsn
y ram" wSs 5s and 100 .w
I% sc4
la nearly avsraso wet soil and retarded farm
s !" r
NJ spH., ErGws w. TOO wet %r ons
s a wITS a; y "r foos and
beng Planted. IlpIshing and seeding
r."y n central and northern countess
Wisconsin ID n,provrm.n: in al crops: several
ress ~ G"Sm m corn planted but not
Mlnnrs",a-Grops doing we'll bu. need more .unsbine
pn aiss S4 Iha lny in n,n,a ana
?wy. .'' ''D.' l'AN IS 'e'nS ''"''' grass growing
n nHs and
md more than hat the usual sres completed. low
So;h T" pessr Oy n Precipitation de.
Dshe T, Is. Wheat ,emG nearly
coming up finely; gardens good. Warmer wealth.
South Dako.n-R,inra below ami sunshine and tenn.
and m'H aro. I
r s t r",n ninninS Tax ana inlet snw,n and gen:
Sehra;Ha-very favorable weather and murh corn
n, .ns3 , more ,nan two weeks late: considerable
Kan,n.nt'"i. ,nd tsnre,n'nr" deficient: sun
ny",,hIs empsra,n5@ e"ml,tmns mprovnx K,rhpr
r I'M ro"ns nr M nlS co IN 1s
I week caused much injury to fruits.
Oklahoma Temperature and average: pre-.
lptation below. crop conditions much I'M proved:
-os' on 2ls' Ia I'D slightly injured cotton; wheat corn
nd oats have m excellent stand: farmers busy cu
waiting fieIrrro |
Nyom!ny-Nrry little precipitation; Temperature
bout nurna the week has been very brnen ci al to ali
rnps, |
has been very favorable: grain :
nj frnI. growing nicely: rain needed in some
nns; crons somewhat dan, aged In Iluerfano VaIl.y
New NeNi"o--Tanperature about normal occasional
lowers have relieved drought in localities: grass on
nj condition. " ~ y
Azona,isainfa below normal: temperature slight.
above Warm weather has greatly improved crops | q
western AMI central portion.: second crop ~ hay
hdy To cut in Salt River Valley corn ny beyun
northern and eastern portions ' | i
Washington-AH vegetation growing rapidly; wire n
nrm disappearing in eastern portion after doing
lernbe damage low lands being work ed; rain
or in western portion. " | i
oregon Excessive tenn rerRture: no alton: l.
eraee sunshine. very beneficial: fall wheat and oats
adlng: spring grain doing nicely excellent crnp l.
ing cut: frGt generally short. hop lice have All. n
AIRED. prospects generally fair. il
nhiorniATh- hot wave of short duration did grcnt
ud TO MI crops ", northern portion and having Ia In
II blast Tho cool cloudy weather in southern por. ,
~ retarded ripenn. late grain and uufa
hAyiug corn IL oking well.
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