The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-07

sas and northern Louisiana, and was about normal or above over other portions of the
 Very little rain fell during the week in Texas. Arkansas northern Louisiana and ported from Georgia. Florida. the casoiinas and northern Oklahoma Spartanburg. s. C.. reports e.52 inches. and saltwater Okla. 4.so inches
 Special Telegraphic Reports From Climate
 logical Centers in tho Cotton Belt.
 Alabama--G Generally fair weather pre- light. except in the northeastern part of the State. where they were locally heavy. The temperatures were uniform and above
 Arkarsas--The fore part of the weei. was unseasonably cool but the latter part was warmer, the mean temperature being below normal. The cool nights were un- favorable. There was no rain except in Hot Springs and several northwestern counties The dry, sunshiny weather was
 Fiorida--showers occurred in all sections but were locally heavy in west central and temperatures and cool nights were ths rule warm wave prevailed from Thurs day to Saturday. The weather was gene
 oeorgia~The days were unseasonably warm and the nights cool, the mean tenn perature being considerably above the nor, nor showers In most Bectionn the showers De. ing heavy in scattered localities on several dates The total amounts were consider
 Louisiana---The week was dry, exceps that scattered showers occurred on the last two days. The rainfall was genera,lss all ! light and was deficient in all sections. The temperature was above the normal in the south portion and about normal in the north portion The sunshine was above Mtsstssippi--The temperature was two to three degrees below the normal m tns west and north portions and slightly anovs in the southeast portion, The rainfai, was decidedly deficient except in Pea.' River County and the drought is becoming serious in northeasssrn and some n,,1osnt sas'e''
 North CaroIina--The weather was gehe- rally warm and rainy during the tore pas of the week and clear and son,ewnaa sool1 n was much above the normal and caused great amount of damage. The mean tenn perature was about three degrees apoVe the
 Oklahoma and Indian rerritories-rh. mean temperature was two to TOUT oestess below the normal. The preelplsssuon pss oeavt,a- above the normal in the central portios and generally deficient in the eastern ahV western divisions. ~ eo, South Carolina'-Heayy local raans sha lea at widely separated places early in the week but the average precipitation Wa' below the normal. The mean temperaturs
 was above the normaL . put ,sas snsEo aropie sun- ! shine the last three days. .... Tennessee-Over most of the eastern sec tion inc week was warm and showery, tns | sSe. snarrnai The western section was gen eraIly fair, with cool weather during tns I sirsf four days but the last two days Wers SSsTrs SsTrssaxs-Fair weather prevailed during tn | ~reater mart of the week, with ample sun | shine scattered showers occurred ens.ns i,lta { | sha latter part of the week. The ralhtal
 ,.a. 9sneraIIv light, except in very rev
 wssteTn and northern counties where , was above the normal The temper1eu.S' ,'S
 ras unusually low at the beginning ano rw.ns Snr,n1 line remainder of the week ths mean being normal or slightly aopss .s e1cenf in the extreme western couhelS4 l where Y was I. NJ. CLINE,
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