The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-10
WEATHER.CROP BULLETIN.
The Monthly Report of the Texas
Weather Bureau.
CONDITION AID PROGRESS or CROPS.
weather Was Very Favorable for the
Wheat Crop-Su Csns Turned
GU, Fairly Well.

Galveston, Texas, Dec. 9.-United States
Department of Agriculture, Weather Bu
icau, Monthly Neurological Summary.
Texas Weather Service, November, 1926
I rempera turc degrees Fahrenheio: They
temperature on an average for the state
was IL below the normal. There was 1t
general deficiency for the month over all
rarts OF the state, which ranged from 09
TO 81 over west and southwest Texas and
the western portion of the coast district
and north, central and east Texas with
tho greatest In the vicinity of Abilene.
The least departure from the normal " as
deficiency of 09 in the vicinity of San
| Antonio. Two relatively warm periods
| of weather were experienced during the
month. thc first prevailed from the 9TH to
the Sth inclusive, and the second from the
17th to the 18th, and the highest tempera-
/ turo during the month at about ell stu
lions was recorded on these dates Three
| cool waves crossed the Stare during the
| month; .he frst prevailed from the 9TH
/ {, the 1ith inclusive. the second from the
! ,Hth to the .Oth, ana the third from the
/ a TN to the 18th inclusive, and the mini
| mum temperature for tho month AZ all
stations we're recorded on some OF these
| oates Tho tent erature duiiug tue cold
/ spell winch prevailed irCm the 24tn to the
! -ith 1cN ~ TO ~ degrees ana runsac from
I : TO ~ below the dauY normal throughout
{ tht lie. frteTnH itmperdtures We're
J reported on the .uth from about all lOcdli-
/ .its almost to the coast lie. and the low
! esi temperatures OF me season We're re.
( corded IN most sections. over the central
/ uiil southern portions az the state ~ TINS
! tine. ~ niuiuum temperature drutng
the month ranged from 10 20 Ia degrees
! over north TeSas to II degrees along the
mean ten,perature wa s. f, Al FOR, Brown
lowest mpnthlA mean, ll.6 at Dear, IN
alice on the oth. minimum, TO-, at Dean,
on the 25th and at Graham on the 18th.
he greatest local monthly range, 10. al
utnge, 81. at Fort Glars (Brackep;ville).
rCclriiaticn On inrhcsl.- prociplta-
/ lion on an average for the State was a. -
above thenormal 'rhe rainfall was not
there Was a deficiency over the northern,
WpAtt IN and eastern portions If the state,
sHile there was a general excess over
the central and northern portions. Tho
eNcess ranged croil o43 to more than . 10
over the west arr. southwest TeNas and
Tie coast district with The yleqtest III
me vicinity Of Nnglcton, Columbia and
IRON e.95 TO 6.$j oyci. north and y est cen
trail Texas and the ncrthcrn portion of
east Texas. with the greatest In the Vi
entity of Palestine. The precipitation dur
iih66ueh there there VIZ gen,Sra i' snoWstortn
Ster nortl Tcxas on the 25th The number
Of rainy days during the month ranged
from two over th,, Darhundle to tw dive
along The hnrtt,ii,te coast Fxc,ssi q
precipitation amounting to 1.Oa inch in ono
hour, or 80 inches or more In twenty
iyW n IA n ~ iepStteH roln An ~ .a
~ az IN, rom 3lHt".d on - sis,,
wv tg Nh fro, a.'G ffore an tbe
2th AL fro,,, s3lb,,, cris an me V
irti' ht.i iIIuH' ''uplluT SpIlnEs OF tne eth,
An,,ietou. Ict lonh ior I'M, ~
lion ak at Dean ''' '''' ''''S r'e-ii''''-
Snowfall (st1tions and amount in inches
.,J t,rti'.t t'',,,r., - 49,. -. - ~
Ilm,a, a. I}rad, - or5taiS ~, "a r.
iIsit,s =, t!st"l :. ta, go i'N a.