The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-20
Temper
Entire group TAG deg. 900 inch.

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At the local Office of the U. s.
| Weather Bureau in Honolulu, generally
partly cloudy weather obtained, with
a mean cloudiness of 4I10ths, and meas
| urable rainfall on one date, amount
ing to 10 inch, 1.04 inches less than
the normal for the week The maxi
J mum temperature was "a deg, mini
mum 20 ueg., and mean ia deg, %
deg. above the normal. The mean rela-
tive humidity was I'll per cent, and
, the prevailing wind northeast, with
an average hourly velocity of Go miles.
REMARKS BY CORRESPONDENTS.
[Note:-The figures following the
name of station indicate the date
with which the week IS report closed.
ISLAND OF HAWAII,
Puuhue Ranch Q5)-Light trade
winds prevailed, accompanied with
light showers during the morning and
evening of the 14th and 18th The total
rainfall was % inch-S. P. Woods.
Puakea Ranch Q5)-Light rains oc-
CURED on three dates, but the weather
was generally dry. Rain is greatly
needed. The total rainfall was 2s inch
"A. Mason.
Kohala Mill Q5)-The dry weather
was OIohOii OIl Tie lAlIl ny the occur
renee of good showers Slightly lower
temperatures obtained, with a mean of
74.6 deg. The rainfall was SO inch, 81
inch less than the average for the
week.-T. Holtum Lille.
Kohala Mission 16)-Generally partly
cloudy weather obtained, with rains on
the last five days, amounting to .4s
inch, a deficiency of SO inch for the
week The tr1r A
deg.-Dr. B. D. Bond.
Multi 05)-Excessively warm, calm, |
dry weather obtained, with but 10 inch |
of rainfall, 1.04 inches less than the |
average for the week. Rain is greatly |
needed. The mean temperature was
$50 deg-F c. Paetow.
Waimea G6)-Bright, warm weather
prevailed, with rain on two dates,
amounting to 100 inch, an excess of &c
inch for the week. The mean tempera-
ture was 70.4 deg.-James Laird.
Honokaa Q4)-The week was rain
less, being a deficiency of 155 inches.
The mean temperature was 74.S deg.-S.
Gundelf1nger.
Paauhau 15)-Rain occurred on but
one date, and amounted to "a inch, 10
inches less than the average for the
week The mean temperature was 73.4
deg.-Paauhau Sugar Plantation Co.
Paauilo 05)-The week was dry and
windy, but closing with a good rain,
to 1T inches. The mean
was 68.S deg.-C. r. Bla-
cow
Ookala 05)-Cool, showery weather
obtained, with a heavy rain on the
night of the 14th and morning of the
18th. The mean temperature was 74.6
deg, and the rainfall 113 inches, def
cheney of Ill inches.-W. G. Walker.
Laupahoehoe O5)-Showery nights
and fine days. with lower temperatures,
obtained. The total rainfall was 1.36
inches. 1.S7 inches less than the average
FOR the week.-E. W. Barnard.
Papaaloa G5)-Lower temperatures,
With windy days, and showery days
and nights, obtained. The total rainfall
vas $50 inches.-C. McLennan.
Honohina Q5)-Rains occurred on six
lates, and amounted to 1.52 inches. a
deficiency of 264 inches for the week.
W. Elliot
Honomu Q6)-The weather during the
week was perceptibly cooler, and the
showers heavier. The rainfall amount
"a to 1.52 inches.-Wm. Pullar.
Pepeekeo G5)-Rains occurred daily,
md amounted to 2.11 inches. a deficien-
Y of IS inch. The mean temperature
vas 74.5 deg.-Wm. H. Rogers.
Papafkou Q5)-Cloudy weather OBJ
aimed, with rain on four dates. and
mounting to 1.95 inches.-John T. Moir
Hilo Q5)-Heavy showers occurred.
at night. and amounted to
.06 inches, 1.19 inches less than the
-verage for the week. The mean tenn
'erature was 74.7 deg.-L. C. Lyman. +
KapOho 15)-Strong northeast winds
PREVAILED, with an abundance of rain,