The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-18
WEEKLY WEATHER BULLETIN.
For Ende ptenber 15,


Paauhau O3)-Slightly cooler weathe
obtained, with 81 inch less rainfall ant
high winds during latter part of week
Mean temperature, 75.4 deg; total rain
fall, SO inch.-Paauhau Sugar Planta.
ton Co.
Paauilo 03)-A slightly cooler, windy
week, with fair amount of sunshine
and light showers at night and during
the mornings, amounting to 40 inch
.33 inch more than last weeks. Near
temperature, II. 2 deg.-C. r. Blacow
Ookala 13)-The nights were slightly
warmer, although the mean tempera-
ture, 75.4 deg, was the same. The total
rainfall was 1.22 inches,-the greater
percentage of which fell during the
nighttime-and was slightly more than
last week's.-W. G. Walker.
! Laupahoehoe 03)-Showery nights
vailed. The total rainfall was III
inches, Is inch less than the preceding
week.-E. w. Barnard.
Hakalau 03)-Rain occurred on three
days and amounted to 179 inches II
inch less than last week.-Hakalau
Plantation Co. .
Honomu Q4-The weather was very
warm. with considerable rain, 399
inches, rs inch more than last weeks s,
and with very little evaporation.-Wm
Pullar.
Pepeekeo 03)-Slightly warmer, gem
orally partly cloudy weather obtained,
with 1.91 inches more rainfall Mean
temperature, 100 deg; total rainfall,
4.4S inches.-Wm. H. Rogers.
Papaikou 03)-Warm weather pre-
vailed, at times becoming very sultry.
The total rainfall, 4.33 inches, was SO
inch more than last week's.-John T.
Moir.
Hiio 13)-Warm and showery wealth
er obtained during the week Mean
temperature. 1872 deg; total rainfall
3.22 inches.-L. C. Lyman.
Ponahawai 03) Warm,-although
10 deg. cooler,-rainy weather obtain
ed, with slightly less rainfall than dur
ing the preceding week. The prevail
ing winds during the day were north
easterly, shifting to westerly at night.
Mean temperature. 72.4 deg; total rain
fall, 2,65 inches.-J. E. Gamalielson.
Kaumana (13) = Cooler.-11 deg
sultry and rainy weather obtained. with
IS inch more rainfall, and light variable
winds. Mean temperature, ITO deg;
total rainfall, 3.56 inches.-J. E. CANA
lielson.
Kapoho G3)-The week was cloudy,
with daily rains, occurring at night and
in the early morning. The mean tenn
Derature, 74.6 deg, was 8 deg. higher,
and the rainfall EFT inches, was SO
inch less than last week s-H. J. Ly-
man.
Pahala 02)-High trade winds pre-
vailed during the week. Mean tenn
perature. 74.4 deg; total rainfall. 20
inch.-H. D. Harrison.
Naalehu 02)-Heavy trade winds pre-
vailed during the last few days of the
week. The rainfall, SO inch, was SO
more than last week Sc. G.. Kinney.
kealakekua 03)-The total rainfall
was 1.73 inches. SIS inch less than dur
ing the preceding week.-Robert Wal
lace.
Kealakekua 02)-Slightly warmer,
partly cloudy weather, with
So inch less rainfall. Mean tempera-
ture. 1872 deg; total rainfall, 2.93 inches.
Rev. Samuel H. Davis.
Puuwaawaa 03)-The total rainfall
lis inches. was AZ inch more than last
weeks. Very high winds prevailed on
one day.-Rob't Hind.
Waimea 13)-Clear, dry weather OBJ
tanned. with 10 inch of rainfall, slightly
more than last weeks. Cooler. 20 deg,
with lower night temperatures Mean
temperature, fG1 QeS--JalnSS Lara.
ISLAND OF MAUI.
Peahi 03)-Several heavy showers
occurred on the Tth and 18th. The
total rainfall. LAO inches. was 3.03
inches less than last weeks. - G.
Groves.
Huelo Measurable rainfall oo-
Cured every day. and amounted to 156
inches. Mean temperature. 702 deg
W. F. Pogue.
Nahiku 03)-Pleasanter weather OBJ
tanned during the week. The total
rainfall, 2.33 inches. was 500 inches less
than last week's.-C. o. Jacobs.
Puunene 13)-High northeast winds
prevailed during the daytime The
nights were rather cool and showery
during the latter part of the week. The
mean temperature. 79.6 deg. was 9
deg. higher. and the rainfall. OF inch.
OF inch more than during the preceding
week.. n. s. Williams.