East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-07-10

| OWlng 10 tne extraordinary neat
which prevailed all over the state last |
week, the East Oregonian publishes
the weather and crop bulletin in full,
to show the conditions elsewhere.
Following is the government bulle-
tin in full:
The first five days of the week
were very warm and temperatures of
100 degrees and over occurred in the
Willamette valley. southern Oregon
and in the Columbia river counties
east OF the Cascade mountains.
The winds during this hot spell
were generally light, and the damage,
therefore, was less than otherwise
would have been the case. The last
two days were not so warm, although
the temperatures continued above the
normal
Between the coast and the Cascade
ranges of mountains dry weather pre-
vailed during the entire week. Local
rains occurred in a few of the coast
counties, and the weather generally
in this portion of the state was cool,
with considerable fog at night and
for few hours in the early fore
noon.
During the last three days the
weather was partly cloudy in the east
ern counties, and thundershowers oc-
CURED in many places, but the precip-
itation attending them was too light
to be any benefit, except over very
limited areas.
Coast District.
Bay City, Tillamook county. Cap
tain ]. ]. Dawson.-Considerab rain
fell during the fore part of the week;
a thunderstorm occurred on Wednes-
day morning, but, though the thun-
der and lightning were quite severe,
the accompanying precipitation was
light.
Toledo. Lincoln county, Otto o.
Krogstad-The temperatures were
below the normal, the nights, particu-
larly, being cool. Dense night fogs
and heavy dews were general during
the week.
Portland, Multnomah county, local
) office. weather bureau.-The week
was dry and unusually high tempera-
lures prevailed. The maximum Tues
day was 101 degrees, which is within
one degree of the highest temperature
on record since the establishment of
the weather bureau in 1870. The
winds were light. and but little dam
age resulted from the hot weather
Corvallis, Benton county, E. p. Err
win.-Warm and clear weather pre-
vaile dduring the week. The winds
were generally from the west.
Forest Grove. Washington county,
I'D. ]. Taylor.-The week was excess
sively hot and dry, the temperature
on Wednesday, the 4th, reaching the
highest so far recorded this year-99
degrees. Winds were generally light.
Southern Oregon.
Drain. Douglas county, Ira VIM
berly.-Excessively warm weather
prevailed during the week; the nights,
however, were generally cool.
Kerby. Josephine county, f. F.
Meissner.-The week was hot and dry.
Northerly winds prevailed.
Roseburg, Douglas county, local Of
flee, weather bureau.-Cloudiness pre-
vailed during the week, but no rain
occurred. Inc temperatures uuIIlB
the week were above the average.
Grants Pass, Josephine county, ].
b. Paddock.-Excessively warm
weather prevailed during the week,
the maximum temperature reaching
1Oi degrees. There was very little
cloudiness and no precipitation occur
red. Winds were light.
Ashland. Jackson county, f. H.
Carter.-The weather was unusually
warm during tho entire w""k. \"
rain occurred
Columbia River Valley.
Hood River. Wasco county, d. n.
Byerlee.-The weather during the
week was very warm and dry, the
temperature on Tuesday, the Sd 100
degrees, being the highest on record
for this vicinity. Hot easterly winds
prevailed Tuesday, but since then the
winds have been from the west and
cooler.
The Dalles, Wasco county, s. L.
.-Unprecedentedly high tenn
peratures prevailed during the week,
the maximum reaching 104 degrees
on Tuesday the Sd, with G hot east
erly wind blowingi Since then the
winds have generally been northerly.
On Friday the 9Th, thunder was heard
I'm the south and southwest, but no
rain occurred in this vicinity. Light
ming was observed during the follow
ing night, but no thunder was heard
! Weston, Umatilla county, Maud M.
Baker.-Unusually hot weather pre-
vailed all the week. The sky was
cloudless, and the sunshine was un-
Interrupted; occasionally light breezes,
however, moderated the heat to some
extent. A thunderstorm occurred on
: Friday night. the 9Th, but was un-
I accompanied by rain.
Pendleton, Umatilla county II. F.
4 Johnson.-The week was one of high
temperatures. The winds were gen.
orally light and variable during the
: morning hours, with some hot north
n erly winds during the afternoon.
Plateau District.
Wallowa, Wallowa county, J.. j.
Overstone.-The weather during the
a week was clear and calm until FRI
a day afternoon, when n thunderstorm
passed over the station: the accom-
2 panying precipitation, however, only
amounted TO a trace.
II La Grande, Union county, W. A.
c Worstell.--The weather during the