The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-13
AW eek's w Gather
SECTION DIRECTOR HoWE.sENcS
OUT BULLETIN FROM CITY
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The week wcs generally fair. e.ceot
for short periods during :s.natc--
IN all sections. The maximum read
inSs for the State ranged from IS de-
grees in Preston county to 103 degrees
in Morgan county. and the mean tenn
peratures from &C degrees in Grant
county to as degrees in Wyc:niaS
in the western and central portion, Of
The State. .ud the 9Th WAS the coolest.
The State mean. fro mstatio2s &c
The State mean. from stations re-
porting, was 12 degrees State mean
for past > years for second week -
grees. For 1905. GO degrees. r:ie rain
fall was heavy over the northern. cen
trial and panhandle sections of The
State. Amounts Of over Two !nc:.<:S,
were recorded at many stations in
these sections The heaviest fails were
4nOStlS 4SSoloSo alC4So tAS=r AkoA 49, -
sections of the State. The fall was
light over the southern section. Only
averaging abocS IS of an inch. and
Wyoming county had a fall OF only
03 OF ., iach up 10 Saturday after
noon. Rains are needed over this sec
ZION. The rainfall for tie week &C.
Cured during thunderstorns on the
5th 9th, 9Th. 9th and 10th: but most
Of the amounts on the 9th and 10tii
are not included in the table below
The storms on the 9th ana 9tl were
accompanied by damaging winds and
lightning. The wind at F2rksrsbt1Tg
reached velocity of IS miles an hour
during the storm on the 9Th. The
heaviest rainfalls were recorded ~
these days. The week closed with
cooler weather.
Remarks by Corresponding.
(The name of the postofice is FOL
lowed by the name of county,
Panhandle Section.
FRANKLIN. PESDLETON= = The
week was moderately warm. and the
rainfall sufficient and oeueicial.-A-
A. Martin
HARPERS FERRY. JEFFERSON
a heavy thunderstorm occurred on the
It'll The rain was heavy from a
m. to a h.-S- W. Lishtner-
RoMNEY. EAMPSHIRE+The week
was warm A maximum of sc degrees
was recorded on the 9Th Heavy rain
fen on the 6th.-W- r. Hill
Northern Section
CAIRO. RITCHIE-Tae week was
very warm, but conditions were IA
vorable. Good rains fell on the 5th.
9Th and 9th--Van A Zerely.
DUNCAN. POCAHONTAS = Warm
weather prevailed during the week:
but the conditions We're generally IA
vorable.-E. N Moore.
ELKNS. RANDoLPH-:The week
was warm The mean temperature
averaged 5 degrees above the normal.
and the weekly rainfall was .06 Of an
inch in excess OF the normal Thun-
derstorms occurred on the 5th. 9th ana
, Sun. l nc Su1SQlue 0oiAAo &aS "@St>
averaged 81 per cent. of the possible
Local Office. Weather Bureau.
FAIRMONT. lIAR1OS-The Wealth
er was very warm on the eth. Sth and
9th. and the highest temperature OF
the season-93 desreeS-occurred on
the Sth a heavy rain and wind storm
passed over this place on the Sti,-
This storm did considerable damage
H Glenn Fleming
| GLENV1LLE, GILMER-The past
week was warm a heavy shower fell
1 on the 5th. The conditions We're
favorable.-Jas. Holt.
LOST CREEK. HARRISoN-The
week was warm and rainy Heavy
electrical storms occurred o. the 9Th
and 9th The rainfall on the Cta was
I 1.02 inches During this storm the
lightning struck a barn belonging to
Chas. washburn. Grant district. Har,
rison county. killing horse and ono
! cow.-AlIen Smitn.
MOUNDSvILLE MARSHAL
!; High temperature prevailed until Sat,
5:urday Thund erstorms occurred on
| the&5th 9Th and st2, The. one on the
lssth.Swas a severe storm, with sdamas;
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