The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-04
WEEKS RAINFALL
 GENERALLY AMPLE Rain Needed in Middle and Northwestern Counties TEMPERATURES WERE HIGH Maximum Temperatures of From s4 to 1o1 Were Reported and Some of
 the Nights We're Cool
 and SuItry.
TEMPERATURES WERE HIGH

Montgomery, July 3.-(Speeial. )-The weekly weather summary from the head quarters of the Alabama section of the weather bureau here, is as follows:
 Sprnkles to moderately heavy rains fell in scattered portions of the state dur ing the early and latter parts of the week. the total rainfall being generally ample, except in some middle and north western counties. where more rain is needed. In portions of Bullock Dale, Choetaw, and Sumter counties the weekly rainfall was over two inches. The rains were generally due to thunderstorms which in some places were accompanied with high. though not damaging winds Light hail fell in the western portion of Conecuh county on June 2S. Clear wealth CT prevailed during the middle of the week. and the sunshine was generally ample.
 High temperatures prevailed, the weekly mean. S2 degrees, being slightly above the normal. Maximum temperatures of from 94 degrees to 101 degrees were re- ported and some of the nights were close and sultry.
 Extracts From Reports. Calhoun, Anniston: Temperatures were high during the entire week. the maxi mum being 95 degrees.-W. F. Clark. Cleburne Hefn: The weather was gen erally fair and warm though good rains fell on June 26.-C. F. Groover DeKalb, Valley Head: Fair and warm weather prevailed during the week.-E. P. Nicholson, M. D. | Etowah, Gadsden: The weather was generally fair and warm though a good \ rain fell on July ID. P. Goodhue.
 Jackson, Scottsboro Partly cloudy weather prevailed during the week. | though good shower occurred on June 27.--Irene Caldwell. | Jefferson, Birmingham: Generally fair | and hot weather prevailed during the week, though a heavy rain and thunder storm occurred on the 26th of June.-W T. l Lehman.
 Lamar, Pharos: The week was excess sively warm. Rain is much needed-J. | J. Weeks.
 Lauderdale, Florence: Hot and dry weather prevailed The average tempera- ture for the week was S2 degrees-G. II. Smith.
 | Morgan, Stringer: Generally fair and warm weather prevailed.-J. c. Tanner. 1 St. Clair, Steele: Good rains fell dur ing the week-Fred Smith. | Walker, Cordova: Generally fair and warm weather prevailed, though a light l | Maxwell.
 Middle District.
 Autauga, Vine Hill: High temperatures prevailed. Light showers occurred early | in the week. More rain Is necded.-J. M. 1 Russell
 Bibb. Brierfeld: Generally fair weather prevailed, though a good rain fell on June 2s High temperatures prevailed 1 Frank Fitch.
 Chambers, Waverly: The weather was generally hot and dry during the entire l week.-Monroe Jones. | Choctaw, Pushmataha: Generally fair weather prevailed, though a good rain fell | on June 2. High temperatures prevailed | F. A. Carr
 Clay, Ashland: A heavy rain fell early | in the week: otherwise fair and warm weather prevaied.-James L. Carwlle.
 Dallas, Kings Landing: High tempera- | lures prevailed. Local showers occurred, but some places still need rain.-W. T. 1 Allison.
 Greene. Boligee: Warm, dry weather | prevailed. Rain is much needed.-E. F. 1 Bouchelle.
 1 Hale, Newberne: High temperatures prevailed good rain fell on June 26.- J. Huggins, M. D. l Lee. Auburn: The week was generally dry and warm.-T J. Little. | Lowndes. Calhoun: High temperatures | prevailed. good rain fell on the 30th of | June accompanied with nigh wind-A NJ. ! Troyer.
 Marengo Hampden: A good rain fell on June 2s High temperatures prevailed during the week.-A. P. Dumas.
 Perry, Unontown The mean tempera- ture for the week was S2 degrees. A i good shower fell on the 26th.-J. M. Riche- son.
 Randolph, Pittman: The week was gen tt.. .1, showers occurred. The maximum temper ature was 95 degrees.-J. r. Pittman. | Russell, Scale: The week was quite l hot and dry. The maximum temperature was 9S degrees.-A. A. Bickerstaff. | Shelby. HarpersviIle: The week was very warm A heavy rain fell on June 26-R. B. Posey. 1 Sumter. Sumtervile: A good rain fell on June 26. accompanied with high wind. 1 ID. E. and F. B. Godfrey. 1 Talladega, Lincoln: High temperatures prevailed good shower occurred on June FIR. w. Tuck.
 Southern District. 1 Baldwin, Magnolia Springs: The days I were hot, though the nights were cool. l The maximum temperature was 9S de- | grees Some local showers occurred-H | P. Kruger.
 l Barbour, Eufaula The temperatures were generally high. Some heavy rains fell in this vicinity.-E. C.. Dent Butler, Georgiana: Generally fair wealth CT prevailer Rain is needed.-R. s. Pill ley.
 Conecuh. Bermuda: The week was gen. erally hot and sultry A light rain fell on June 26 There was a little hail on the 2Sth.--M. J. Morris.
 Houston. Lucy The week was warm and sultry. A heavy rain fell on June 26-A l.. Crosby.
 Mobile. Grand Bay: Fair weather pre- vailed. though some nice showers oc- curred.-Julius Schnade1bach.
 Monroe. Monday: The rainfall was very light during the week A good rain Is much needed.-R. T. Solomon.
 Washington, Fairford: The weather was generally fair, though light showers occurred on several afternoons.-ATax M SchwarZauer
 Wilcox. Annemanie: The early and lat ter parts of the week were hot and dry Rain fell on two days-J. H. Mcclellan
 FRANK P. CHAFFEE,
 Section Director, Montgomery, Ala