The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-12
DIE VIEATHER
RECORD FoR ME 5yAsT WEE x:
THRouclfotf til 4oLE
STATE. 8l

fenlpefatuEh6 tpr the week AFeEhRen
about normal In all sect ions blu slight
pius departures were the rule: The
4th ami III ,gefe com aratiF sly cool
Gays espes Ipi;y over "a northern sec
fions. Iiase the minis ANN tctnpera-
nerallg from Az 10 90
ssFe he Temps ~ urcs gradual.
~ rose during the last days and
maSimtfIn rea aings of about 80 degrees
were recorded at many Of the stations
on the Stll
The faintaH was below the normal,
except In Boone. ayette. Mercer and
Wyoming countie over most of the
northern counties the amounts rang
Cd from .02 to- ,Sss iof an inch, but no
RAIN fell at a. few Of The stations. Most
of the rainfall over the northern sec
TONS occurred on the Sd, but light
showers were reported from the CEN
trail and western portions Of the State
ia the "a. Scattered showers fell
m the southern sections on the %.
ad I'LL and 9Th. but The heavy show
occurred on the I'd and Sd. The
light rainfall was favorable.
The first three days of the week
we're generally partly cloudy to
cloudy, and cloudIness set in during
the Afternoon of the 9th; but the 9th,
7th and sth were generally clear and
pleasant Light to dense fogs we're
observed In many sections during
most OF the mornings Of the week. The
n oh
Is tie possible.
Remarks by Correspondents.
tName Of postotlce is followed by
name Of county,.
Panhandle Section.
Harpers Ferry, Jefcrson-The week
was clear and warm, but the nights
were cool. No rain fell s. w. Light
Northern Section.
lgeriai Pleasants The week was
fair No rain Of Importance fell
Oliver Gorrell
Carlo Richie week was warm
and pleasant, with light shower on
the Van "A. Zevely.
lalktns. Randolph The week was
dry with shower on one day only.
The: temperatures were normal and
the pre- ipttatton "a OF an inch below
average. Fog was general during.
the morning hours, and the nights
were cool. The sunshine averaged
6s per cent. Of the posslble.- Local
Once, Weather Bureau.
! Fairmont, Marion The week was
warm and dry. Norain has fallen for
Y about two weeks.-H. Glenn Fleming.
Glenyille, Gilmer The week was
4 generally clear and dry, with warm
days and cool nights light shower
sfell on the 3d.-John Holt.
Grafton, Taylor - The mornings
were toggy, but the days generally
clear. IA Light shower fell on the Sd.
s.. Nv, Wilson.
Lost Greek, Harrison-The tempern.
gtIres were moderate during the week
and the weather fair. except light
shower fell on the 3d.-AIlen Smith.
Warrington, Marion-There was a
light shower on the Sd. The days
were warm and the nights cool. The
mornings OF the 4th, 7th and Sth were
s toggy.Jas. A. Morgan.
Mooresyille, Monongalia-T week
was pleasant "A shower fell on the 2.a
/ and a trace Of rain on the Sd.-T. +.
Eddy
ON dunisl, lveM on. .DTMercercetao
Moundsville, Marsna1I-The only
rain during the week, 80 of an inch.
: fell on the Sd during heavy thunder
storm. Dense fog was observed every
morning but the Sd. The sunshine
sayeraged so per cent of the possible.
q. Hadiox.
New Martinsvllle, Wetzel-LIght
u showers fell on the FL and Sd, the 18th
and 9Th were partly cloudy, and the
rest of the week clear. Fog was OBJ
served during the morning vi the 9th,
9TH and sth,-N. BanGl.
Il SParkersburg, Wood The week was
pleasant, with temperatures about
normal or slightly above. except on
the 4th and 9Th, which averaged ahnut
s degrees below, Light showers fell
on the % and Sd and trace OF rain
ON the 9th. Also light rain during the
nights Of the 9th and 10th. The sun
shine averaged 10 per cent. of the
possible Section Center.
Weston. Lewis-The days were
warm, and the nights cool. The last
sSof the week was clear and pleasant a
light shower fell on the 2d.-c., NJ.
Davis.
Wheeling, ohio-Ttve days were
clear, one partly cloudy and one clear.
5 shower. fell on the Sd. The nights
n and mornings were cool, and heavy
togs were observed. A. Forsyth.
Southern Section.