The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-27
WEEKS WEATHER
 GENERALLY CLEAR Rainfall WaSCopious in South
 eastern Counties AVERAGE TEMPERATURE 97 Considerably More Than the Average Sunshine Was Secured-Coolest
 Weather Was at Riverton
 In Colbert County,
AVERAGE TEMPERATURE 97

Montgomery, June 26.-( (Special)-Th weekly summary of weather in the state for the seven days ending yesterday, is- sued by the United States department of agriculture, Alabama section, of the climatologcal service of the weather bu- reau. follows:
 Generally clear weather prevailed. the only precipitation being sprinkles to light and widely scattered showers on the 18th, 21st and 24th, except in few southeast ern counties. where the rainfall was cop ious to moderately heavy on the 18th. Io- cal thunderstorms with high winds also occurred in Butler and Crenshaw counties on the 18th.
 The weekly mean temperature was S2 degrees, or slightly above the normal. Some of the nights were moderately cool, the lowest temperature reported being 52 degrees, at Riverton. Colbert county on the morning of the Fist. The average day temperature was 97 degrees, with maxi mum readings of 100 degrees in some of the middle counties on the 24th. Consider ably more than the average sunshine Was received
 Extracts From Reports.
 Blount, Oneonta: Clear weather pre- vailed during the week. The mean temper ature was 73 degrees. J. ketchum.
 Cherokee. Mackey: Fair weather pre- vailed, though sprinkles of rain fell on the 20th and 2lst.-B. F. Mackey.
 Cullman Cullman: Warm. dry weather prevailed during the week.-J. K. Turner.
 Fayette Fayette No rain fell here this week and brisk wind prevailed.-V. Say age.
 Jefferson. Argo: The first part of the week was warm, becoming cooler, with north winds during the latter part. Rain would be beneficial.-G B. Prayton.
 Lamor Pharos: The past week was dry. The days were warm and the nights were cool. Rain is much needed.-J. J. Weeks.
 Lawrence, Moulton: Dry weather pre- vailed. Rain is much needed.-W. O. Wat son.
 Marion. Winfeld Clear weather pre- vailed during the entire week. Rain would be benefcial.-N. S. Whitehead
 Morgan. Stringer: The week was hot and dry. Rain Is much needed.-J. c. Tan
 Winston. Melville: Hot. dry, sunshinny weather prevailed during the week, though some of the nights were cool.-H. J. Wilson.
 Middle District.
 Autauga, Wadsworth: No rain fell dur ing the week Rain is much needed W. w. Wadsworth.
 Bibh Randolph: Pleasant, sunshny weather prevailed during the week.-W. H. Mahan
 Chambers Waverly: Fair weather pre- walled during the week, except some local showers Rain is needed.-Monroe Jones.
 Chiffon, Mountain Creek: The week was hot and dry-T. J. Henderson.
 Dallas, Kings Landing: Fair and pleasant weather prevailed during the week. W. T. Allison.
 Elmore, Wetumpka: Clear weather pre- vailed during the week. The mean tenn perature was so degrees.-J. Galloway.
 Hale. Gallion: Hot and dry weather prevailed. Rain is needed.-J. T. Col lins.
 Lee. Auburn: Fair and pleasant wealth CT prevailed during the week-T. J. Lit tie
 Macon Milstead: The week was gen orally hot and dry. A shower occurred on the 21st-A C. Boyd.
 Marengo. Hampden: Fair weather pre- vailed Rain is much needed.-A. r. Dumas.
 Perry, Iniontown: Fair weather pre- vailed during the week. The mean tenn perature was S6 degrees.-J M. Riche- son.
 Russell, Heard: light rain fell during a thunder storm on the Fist. A thunder storm also occurred on the 22d.-John F. Bush.
 Shelby. Vincent: Fair weather prevailed during the week.-B H. Samuel.
 Sumter, Bodka; The past week was dry and hot Rain is much needed Charles II. Winston.
 Tallapoosa, Camp Hill: A light rain occurred on the Fist, with some hail in adiacent sections. Lyman Ward.
 Tuscaloosa Fosters: Fair weather pre- vailed during the week. The temperature was generally high.-L. E. Hill.
 Southern District.
 Barbour. Batesvile: Wet weather pre- vailed during the first part of the week. The remainder of the week was fair George Boyer.
 Butler. Garland: A light shower. ac companied with a high wind occurred on the evening of the 18th. Otherwise, the week was fair and hot.-J. (. Mcclure.
 Clarke. Gainestown: A light rain fell on the 18th The remainder of the week was clear and warm. though the nights were rather cool. J. s. Lambard.
 Coffee Pink: Fair weather prevailed during the week. though light rains fell on the 18th and 2Oth.-Robert J. T. Dean.
 Crenshaw, Honoravlle: The week was fair. except that a shower. accompanied with high and damaging wind, occurred on the 19th.-P. F. H. Roper.
 Dale, Newtopia Fair and pleasant weather prevailed, though beneficial rain occurred on the 19th.-S. w. Sam- mons.
 Washington, Fruitdale: The week. as q whole. was warm and sutry. A much needed rain fell on the 19th.-G. NJ Bill miner.
 Wilcox. Alberta: Hot, dry weather pre- vailed during the week, there being no rainfall worthy of mention.-W. A. Mena- fee. FRANK r. CHAffEt,