The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-11
The Weather
REcoRps FOR a WEEK FROM VA
RIops PARFs OF THE


July lisI
2ssse as cool an ctions; but
the temper ON "a were gen.
orally above the normal over te entire
State, and they were also about the
average, or slightly above. orer the,
central. southern and EASTERN portions.
OF the State on the 80. From the Sd
to the close Of the week daily defic.
ienctes Of from two to I'VE degrees
were general. The night tempera4
lures ranged from 4e degrees in.
Grant county to 76 degrees in Jener-
son county, and the weekly mean
temperatures from 66 degrees IN Pres
ton and Grant counties to 76 degrees
In Kanawha countys The State mean,
computed from stations reporting,
was 72 degrees. The State mean for
the past i've years for the first week
in July. from selected stations, Is IS
degrees. In 1901, IN ParkersburR,
the ain temperature for this tti;r.t:
week in July was 81 degrees; in 1906,
"a degrees; and the coolest first week
in July for the past IS years, in. Par.
kersburg, was in 1891, when fine week
ly mean was degrees. The week
was generally cloudy, especially the
first and last days. The rainfall was
below the average in all sections ex-
cept in Wood, Richie and Jefferson
counties. The falls occurred mostly
on the Sd and 9Th. The lightest week
~ fail, 10 Of an inch, occurred in
Mtngo county, and the heaviest falls
in Wood and Richie counties, LOO
inches and 200 inches, respectively.
Thunder storms were reported on the
Sd, 9th and 9TH, the storm on the Sd
being especially heavy over sections
of JEFFERSON county.
REMARKS BY CORRESPONDENTS.
CName Of post office is followed by
name of county.l
Panhandle Section.
BAYARD, Grant-Light rain fell on
the LIST and Sd, and traces Of rain on
the 4th and 5th. The week was cool,
and the sunshine averaged about 60
per cent. of the possible.-So1omon
Clark.
Franklin, Pendleton-The week was
pleasant and seasonable. Az of an
inch of rain fell on the 3d.-A. A.
Martin.
HARPER,s PERRY, JeHerson-A
heavy rain and wind storm passed oy-
err this section on the Sd. doing some
damage. The fall measured 1853 inch
es. The week was clear, except on
the 3d.-s. w. Lightner.
UPPER TRACT, Pendelton-s Show
ers were frequent during the week.
and the days were warm u. T. Kile.
Northern Section.
CAIRO, Richie Showers fell an
the Sd, 9th and 7th.--Van A. zeyely.
CENTRAL STATION, Doddridge
The week was cool and pleasant, with
rain on the Sd, 4th and 9Th. A thun-
derstorm occurred on the 6th.-G. w.
Sherwood.
ELKINs, Randolph The tempera-
ture was about normal during the
week. The first few days were mod
erately warm, with showers, and the
last of the week was cool and dry. A
thunderstorm occurred on the Sd. The
weekly precipitation was .6S Of an.
inch below the normal, and the sun.
shine averaged 40 per cent of the pos.
sible.-Loca Office, Weather Bureau.
FAIRMoNT, Nlarion-The only rain
during the week fell on the Sd. The
days were pleasant, and the nights
cool. The conditions are favorable.
III. Glenn Fleming.
GRAFTON. Taylor-The week was
mostly cloudy AID threatening, with
light rains on the Sd and 4th-S. W.
Wilson.
LEcTA, wirt-There was a heavy
thunder shower on the 18th, and light
rain on the 4th. Moderate tempera-
lures prevailed.-E. Guthrie.
LOST CREEK, Harrison-The
week was warm, cloudy and threaten
ing. A drilling rain fell most of the
day on the Sd,-A1Ien Smith.
MoOREsVILLE, Monongalia A
thunder storm occurred on the Sd:
but the week was mostly fart. 3.
Eddy.
MoUNDsvILLE, Marshall The
mean temperature for the week was
10 degrees below that of thu CORE
enondiney week last wear Only a liz.
tie rain fell, although the nights were
cool and damp. Fog was observed
on the mornings of the LIST and 7th.
The sunshine for the week averaged
about so per cent of the possible. The
display OF weather and temperature
flags was commenced at this station
on July &C. e. Haddox.
NEW MARTINsVILLE, Wetzel-
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