The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-19
THE WEATHER
RECORD FOR WEEk THHogGHs
oUT ME IATEo YVES
VIRGINIA

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PaRKERsBuRG. Sept s-Tte
temuerat4fes we're moderately high
dining Il dist four days q The week
Win Ina ranging generally from
Sc Is g2ssdegrees ON the 10th to so
toi & degrees on the 18Th while the
mean empsTatuf averaged from
foI5 degrees above the normals; but
cooler weather se n during the even
N 81 tie lar and the last days Of
tie week. showed temperature def
ciencies ranging from 6 toS2 degrees.
Tile minimum te~Inperatnres; oyer the
northern ana mountain sections rang
I'd generally from IS to 40 degrees on
the morning Of the 18th. The weekly
mean tor the state was about 2 de
eree above the normal.
Moderate rains. but generally beloy
tile averages fell In all sections ex.
cept ovef HE eastern portion Of the
panhandle, where only Hight scattered
showers we're reported. Scattered
siioysers occurred over the State on
the 11ths 18th and 18th, mt rain
yas generalsi In nearly all sections on
the 18Th
me arst four days were generally
paftly cloudy. except c1oudIness was
general I'M nearly all sections on the
18Th. The last days Of the week were
fair and pleasant. Fog was observed
mans sections Of the State during
the morning hours of a number OF
days 81 the week. The sunshine av.
eFagedabout 10 per cent. Of the posi-
Remarks BY Correspondents.
name Of postomce is followed by
name of county,.
Panhandle. Section.
burlington, Minera1-The week was
generally partly cloudy, with no rain
fan! The conditions are favorable
w. vandiver.
Harpers Ferry; Jeherson-Most of
the days were warm, but the nights
were cool. A5light shower fell on the
1sth.As w: Lightner.
Upper Tract, Pendleton-The fore
parto OF the week vas warm, the latter
part cool and pleasant. Showers fell
on the 10th, 18th and 18th. with a
heaVy thlndershower on the 18th. The
mornings were foggy.-F. T. Kile.
Northern Section.
Cairo. Ritchie-showers fell on the
1lth and 18th. The sunshine aver
aged about so per cent. Of the posi-
bte.-pan "a. Zevely.
Gfeston,. Wirt-Showers fell on the
12thSand 18th. The last of the week
was cool and p1easant.-A. l.. Hol-
stein
Elktns, Rahdolph-The temperature
averaged 5 degrees above the normal
and the rainfall Al Of an inch more
than the average. Showers occurred
onSthe 10th, 18th and 18th. The nights
were cool and dense fog prevailed ev-
cry morning. The sunshine was 81
per cent of the possible.-Local Office,
Weather Bureau.
Fafrmont, Marion--The week was
pleasant, with rain on Thursday: BIT;
The first three days were warm. There
was suticient sunshtne.-H. Glenn
Fleming.
.GIenYtlle, Gilmer-Light showers
felton, the eth, 10th, 18th, 18th and
18th. The days were warm, but nights
cool:-Johr Holt
Lost Greek, Harrfson-Most OF the
week was warm, with cool nights. a.
gc96 shower fell on the 1sth.--A'len
Smith.
Mannington. Marion-Light showers
fell on the 10th and 18th and g heavy
shower on the 18th. The maximum
temperature tss degrees) on the 9th
theBhighest Of the season. It was
Sfsggy during the mornings Of the 12tE
and 14tn.-James A. Morgan.
~lroorssyille, Observation-Disclosures
fell on the 18th and 18th, whicn were
MoMdy days. The other days were
rartly cloudy. Cooler weather set IN
On Tie 14th.-T. 3. Eddy.
MounIsyille, Marshall-The temper
aiafe dropped 80 degrees during the
nights of the 14th-15th, and touched
tie lowest point t43 degreesl since
d APRIL Light showers occurred
on the 10th and 18th, and light fogs
dutjng tie mornings Of the otH, 11th,
12th and 18th. The sunshine aver.
aged s per cent. OF the possiDle.--C.
r. Haddp1s
New Mardnsville, Wetzel--Tne first
ofstbe week was very warm, but the
last half was cool and pleasant, 4
hesyy shower fell at 4 tp. m. Of tha
IO3h and light rain on the 18th Heavy
foga occurred during the mornings
OF tie 9th, 18th and 12th.-N. Randi.
philippi, Barbour-Copious showers
fell on the 1sth, breaking the dro'!sht,
witch vas getting evere The days