The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-12-07
WEEKLY WEATHER BULLETIN.
For the Week Ended December /. 1906.
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ian Agric. Co.
Naaiehu t2O-A very heavy rain.
amounting to 3i9 inches. attended
with thunder and lightning. occurred
n the afternoon OF the Gath. The
total rainfall for the week was $40
inches, an excess OF 2i3, and 222 more
than the preceding weeks.-G. c. Kim
ney.
Kau t2s)-Cloudy. showery weather
obtained, with $50 inches OF rainfall
on the 2sth, and a total of 4.S6 inches
for the week. The mean temperature
was 676 deg.-Fred. H. Hayselden
Kealakekua (2s)-Slightly cooler
weather obtained, with .O2 inch rain
fall, LIS less than the preceding weeks.
and 1.09 less than the average Strong
NV. winds obtained on the Goth and
9th, while on the 2Sth the beginning
OF "Kona' was indicated.-Rev.
Saml. II. Davis.
ISLAND OF MAUI
Nahiku (29)-Rains amounting to
1.33, 4.62, Lie and 735 inches, occurred
on the 23rd Gath, 9th and Goth, re-
spectively, the total for the week be-
ing 14.76 inches. 1101 greater than that
of the preceding Once. o. Jacobs.
Haiku t29)-Cooler, generally partly
cloudy weather, with rainfall on six
dates, and light trade winds prevailed,
excepting variable winds and cloudy
weather on the 2Sth and goth. Dis
tant lightning was observed in the N.
W. on the oath. A light fall of snow
occurred on Haleakala Mountain on
the 26th. The mean temperature was
FOL deg, and the rainfall LIT inches,
"a inch more than during the proceed
ing week.-D. d. Baldwin.
I, Peahi (29)-Rain occurred on FIVE
dates, and amounted to 1.76 inches, .0S
inch more than during the preceding
week.-G. Groves.
Kihei (2O-The mean temperature,
1870 deg, was 10 deg. lower than that
of the preceding week. and the rain
fall which occurred on two dates,
and amounted to so inch. was AT
greater.-Wm. A. Sparkes.
Puunene (29)-Considerably cooler,
cloudy, dull weather obtained, with
heavy rains at intervals. and winds
varying from southerly to northerly.
The mean temperature was $50 deg,
and the rainfall 1873 inches, 167 more
than the preceding week's.-J. N. S.
Williams.
Wailuku (29)-Cooler, and cloudy,
disagreeable, unsettled weather OBJ
tanned with heavy rains the first part
of week, and variable winds, mostly
N. W., except s. on the 27th The
mean temperature was 1870 deg, and
the rainfall, 1.01 inches, .43 inch more
than that of the preceding week.
Bro. Frank.
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weather. with n. to NN.E winds OBJ
tanned until the latter part of the week,
when the winds shifted to southerly.
with a strong breeze on the 10Th. The
mean temperature was 73.5 deg, and
the rainfall 40 inch, that amount
greater than during the preceding
week.-Wm. Robb.
ISLAND OF OAHU.
Maunawili Ranch O-Heavy rains,
amounting to 5.35 inches, and attend
ed with thunder occurred on the 2Sth
and goth. The temperatures were con-
siderably lower, the mean being FOL
deg. The total rainfall was ESQ inches,
492 above the average, and 3.9l inches
more than the preceding week's.-John
Herd
, w ioU)--huc cooler wealth.
er obtained, with 3.15 inches of rain
on the 2Sth. The mean temperature
= was I2.5 deg, and the total rainfall
5.O4 inches, an excess for the week of
$50, and 4.61 more than the preceding
one's.-A. Irvine.
I Waiawa (3O-Heavy rains, amount
! Ing to $3.50 inches, occurred on the 2Sth
and goth. The mean temperature was
1880 deg, and the total rainfall ass
, inches, 301 greater than the preceding
, week's.-W. r. Waters.
Eva O-Much cooler weather pre-
vailed. especially at night. The "Ko-
ma on the 2sth brought 296 inches of
rain in "a hours, and SO inch more on
the 18th. The mean temperature was
IA deg, and the total rainfall 392
inches, 319 more than the average for
the week, and 3.S6 greater than the
preceding one.-R. Muller.
Waianae (3O-Much cooler weather
obtained, with a rainfall of 5.6s inches
on the 2sth. The mean temperature
was 1870 deg, and the total rainfall
Gil inches. 5.94 more than the preced-
ing weeks, and 5.42 above the average
F. Meyer.
ISLAND OF KAUAI
Kilauea (30)-Showery weather OBJ
tained until the 3oth, attended with
thunder and lightning on the evenings
OF the 9th and 2Sth. The temperatures
We're considerably lower, the mean be-
ing 709 deg. The rainfall was liz
inches. "a inch more than the preced-
ing weeks, and &c inch less than the
averaged. b. Boreiko.
Lihue, (30)-Sultry, yet much cooler
weather with very cool nights. obtain
ed, The mean temperature was ITO
deg, and the rainfall 199 inches, 100
more than the preceding weeks.-F.
Weber.
McBryde Residence (30)-Light trade
winds and showers prevailed the fore
part of week, followed by S. and S.W.
winds attended with thunder and
lightning and heavier rains. The rain
fall was 1886 inches, .53 inch less than
the preceding weeks.-W. D. McBryde.
Koloa (30)-Heavy rains attending
thunderstorm set in on the 26th.
Much lower temperatures obtained.
the mean being ITO deg; and the rain
fall 2.04 inches, an excess OF AS inch.
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