Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-11
TEATHER-CROP BULLETIN.
NJ Monthly Report of the Texas
Weather Bureau.
|uXplIlON AND PROGRESS OF CROPS.
..,s,, was Very Favorable for tho
wheat Crop Sugar Cane Turned
Out Fairly We'll.

IAN Monthly Neurological Summary.
s,,.s weather Service, November, 1895
r.ureraturc degrees FahreuhelD; Tho
,,,onerature on an average for tie state
81 II below the normal. There was a
,sn.r,I deficiency for The month over all
,,,,s Of the state. which ranged from 90
a ~ over west and southwest Texas and
NJ western portion Of the coast district
.ra north. central and east Texas, with
n, Greatest in the Vicinity of Abilene.
M hast departure from the normal was
dontlency OF ~ In the vicinit, OF San
Antonio. Two relatively warm periods
4 weather were experienced during the
s,onth; the first prevailed from tho 9th 10
M sth Inclusive, and the second from the
mn TO the 10Th. and the highest tempera-
lure during the month at about ell sta
ilons was recorded on these dates. Three
seol WAVES crossed the Stape during tho
month; ;le first prevailed from the 9th
h the llth inclusive, tue second from the
,gh 10 The goth, and the third from the
I'M 10 the g7th Inclusive. and the niinl.
mum Temperature for the month at all
stations were recorded OH some Of tnrse
dates. The tenn erature during tho cold
spell which prevailed from the Ath To tns
Lth fell ~ to 40 degrees ana ranged from
10 ~ below the daily normal throughout
The state. Freezing temperatures were
rportAl on the goth from about all local.
tits almost to the coast line. and the low
Ell temperatures OF the season were &c.
eordtd In most sections over the Central
and southern portions Of the State a. this
tine m minimum temperature druinE
,ht month ranged FROM 10 TO 10 degrees
ever north Texas to q degrees along tne
extreme west coast. ThL highest monthly
mpan temperature was 6Jb at Fort Brown,
lowest m1nthly mean. Al.G ut Dean, IN
Deaf Smith County. MdXinnnn, 81. at
lice on the sth. minimum. 10, az Dean
Tho greatest local monthly range. 20, IT
ptsn and Midland; least local monthly
isnse, IS. at Fort ClaEl; Q3raekep,ville).
Precipitation lin inghe9;-Ihe preciplta-
ton on an average for the State was Q.i9
ahcye thsnormnl. The rainfall was not
very we'll distributed during the north;
there was a deficiency over the northern,
western and Cestern portions Of the stale.
lille there was a general excess over
thv central and northern portions. tho
excess ranged from O.i3 to more Than go
Tie coast district, with the greauSt ~
he vicinity of Anglcton, Columbia and
iazorla There was IA dend'enry RAGING
from VS. to 0.35 over north and west CEN
ial Texas and the northern portion OF
cas-, Texas, with the greatest IN tno. VI
unity. Of Palestine. The precipito ton dur
thovgh there WIS q general snowstqrin
yer north Texas on the 2hth. The number
q rTiny days during the month ranged
ISn 'T No. over the pannandie 70 sMsivs
Precipitation amounting to LOO inch In one
hour, or $50 inches or more In tNenty-
iyur hours was reported from Ahsleton
On the 23d and 9th, from Brazorld on Tho
"a and 2ith. from Columbia on tfe 2idi,
nom Galveston on the sd and 2tlh, from
Graham! on TIE Sth. FROM Stafford or ihe
.th, and from sulphur Springs on the stli,
Vieatest local monthly rainfall b.dA at
!a,nsleioni loast local monthly preCipila-
ign oG5. at Dean.
snd tenths) Aurora, 20. Albany, ~; Bal.
bslas Y Estell. i: dairesyllie, 81
llnc, OS. Haskell. 30: Hale Center, so;
M.lland, 20. Paris, 0.h, Roby, SOi sulphur
sptings I; Sierra Flanca SO; weather.
iord, 70. nn1 Wichita Falls. rs.
Hal was reported from Corslcana 90
on tho 25th.
seet was reported from Aurora on tho
Nth. Albany on the sd and 2ith. BallingeI
on the ga, brady on the Esd, Coleman
On the 90. Dallas on the 18Th Fort Stock
ien on the 2ith and 18th, Goree on tht
Haskell on The sd. Hale, Center, 2Sd and
y Midland sII ed. and from Wichita Fans
o. rt we ga ,-,.,. ,,..,,o.. an, do,os =,
Sccurrence): Corslcana ID %, Dallas 80
Gaveston %. Lampasas %, Palestine =
snd y Rockport IL, % and "a, and Wien
Solar halo observed at Estclle on the "a
Wind: Prevailing direction FOR h'
state, north ensterly winds prevailed
tvnE tDe inlfneulHte coast.
Light frost tstauors and dates OF &c
surreneel; Abilene, !. 10. H., 10, 30; Az "
S5s, Il, 10 20 Brady l, 10, u, a. ~ u u
s IL il; co 81 rs'V d.. ~ ~ coieman, ii
Dallas !, 2, 10. u, IS; Duval. 20; FL Paso
s,o Sss's'' x q J.; F e si Blur hSr
,ias \ io; HaI;etisville 20; hasiSeii
\ 70; Houston; y Is; L9mpSnsas5i = III
4 Ssw Braunfeis, %, Paiesstlns: :, y y
d SsIjns E, 3 g. e SULPHUR wSsna rRRssf
Killing frosts Citations and dates Of &C
RrS se AssngIss'o1 "a aei or AErGra' tsj
n n 30; corsicana %. 20; Colema1T
81 r Paso, T.; Estelie. 4, u. 20 S;v 20 y 4
noree %; Grapevine, II. Is. 20. ~ 20, hnl
.sluylle, ~. q; Hale Center. i; HolEt9i
.t Msnf:y hio5 81 L Is3 %gpSssSIeS Ss Z
Ina. .; New srasnfe,s' 10. 70, ri PAS,
Nne ri q; Rohyi |, 70 L. H. lai hengi
4 y: rwShir, 81 waco, 70. q
Waterford. II, q. "a. %.
CROPS CONDITION AND PROGRESS
The weather during the early part
eo''on. 1t was reported on the tn Una
vnat cotton remained was slow about MI
'uHns, and tho matured bolls were n,
opening very fast, which was due to n
untaSorab.e weather. The showers froi
We TN TO the 10th OF the month rctarde
,,SStN,oh picking. The cool weather on y
~ ana the 1lh. with kilh-g frost 9
~ Utter date over North Texas kiiie
u was reported on the 18th that picl
tuk was about completed In most loch
~sTs out the fine weather which pr
$3.50 from. this dato to the 2lst caus,
rss..e cotton to open over the southei
vTh,uohs or the State. The cool Wa,
rs.eh prevailed from the 2ith TO the ~
49, very unfavorable for late eotte
suI.esn u was reported that all cotton v
I've was killed and with the openii
r,e picking of the matured Dolls u
NJ would all be gathered.
th.Ae showers during the early part
Nv Honth were very beneficial 70 "
sa n.eiai crop. They put the ground N "
~uiuon for sowing and insured BET.
%,nla Or cary sown wheat. The woeth
Wing the greater portion OF me mon
80 very favorable for tho wheat cf1
ny Y was reported ut the close OF y
r,vnth that early sown wheat was grown
"Tesy and the fields were looking gree
n,.esufn gatltcrine was generally COZ
b,ssseu IN good shape.
s n,,egnr cane and other fall crops turn
NJ. nniriy we'll Sugar cane Is pen
Tho freezing Weather on the morning