The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-09-21
WEEKLY WEATHER BULLETIN.
For the Week Ended September IS, 1905.
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inch II ID. Harrison.
Naalehu u2l --hcavy trade winds PIE
vailed during the last few days OF the
week. The rainfall. so inch, was "a
moro than last weoks-G. q. Kinney.
Kealakekuo n3)--The total rainfall
was La Inches. SO inch less than dur
ing the preceding week--Robert wal
lace.
kealakekue ug-sllghtly warmer.
generally partly cloudy weather with
90 inch less rainfall. Mean tempera-
ture. 1872 deg. total rainfall. 2.93 inches.
Rev. Samuel II. Davis.
Puuwaawaa u0-The total rainfall.
LIS inches. was AZ inch more than last
weeks Very high winds prevailed on
one day.-Robt Hind.
waimea Q3)-Clear. dry weather OBJ
tanned. with lie inch OF rainfall. slightly
more than last weeks. Cooler. 90 deg,
with lower night temperatures. Mean
temperature, 72.l deg.-James Laird.
ISLAND OF MAUI.
Peahi d3)-Several heavy showers
occurred on the 7th and 18th. The
total rainfall. lao inches. was 3os
inches less than last weeks. - @.
Groves.
Huelo 03-Neasurahle rainfall oc-
Cured every day, and amounted to 1.5s
inches. Mean temperature, 702 deg
w. F. Pogue.
Nahiku Q3)-Pleasanter weather obA
tanned during the week. The total
rainfall, 233 inches was 500 inches less
than last week's.-C. o. Jacobs.
Puunene Q3)-High northeast winds
prevailed during the daytime. The
nights were rather cool, and showery
during the latter part OF the week. The
mean temperature 1915 deg. was 2
800 higher. and the rainfall, .07 inch.
.02 inch more than dhring the preceding
ucek--J N. S. Williams.
Waikiki q3)-The conditions remain
about the same during the daytime,
but the nights are getting cooler. Sew
eral light showers occurred at night.
and amounted to IA inch, IS inch less
than last weeks. The trades" shifted
to strong easterly winds on the even
ing of the 12th. Mean temperature,
77.6 deg.-Brother Frank.
Kaananali I3)-Warmer. IL deg,
close. sultry weather, with moderate to
fresh northeast winds. and SO inch more
rainfall. Mean temperature, so deg;
total rainfall, AS inch.--Wn.. Robb.
Kihe GD-Hisher temperatures OBJ
tanned, with clear to partly cloudy
weather: no rain. Mean temperature,
S0.4 deg,-Jamcs Scott.
ISLAND OF OAHU.
Kahuku GD-Clear, sunny weather
obtained, with occasional light show
ers. The mean temperature, IS.4 deg,
was la deg. higher than last week, and
the rainfall. .16 inch, was so inch less.
The usual high trades" prevailed
r. II. Christophersen.
Eva delight rains occurred on
two dates, and amounted to 20 inch,
10 inch less than last weeks. The
mean temperature, 1872 deg, was IS deg.
.ower.-R. Muller.
Waianae QD--The weather has been
inch less than last weeks. Mean tenn
perature. 500 deg.-F. Meyer.
Waimanalo G5)-Mean temperature,
I13 deg: total rainfall, 40 inch.-John
Herd.
ISLAND OF KAUAI
Kilauea GD-Continued warm wealth
er, with cloudiness during latter part
Of week and showers, occurring mostly
at night. The mean temperature, 1858
deg, was i deg. lower, and the rain
fall, 1.oS inches. was 10 inch more than
last week's.-L. b. Boreiko
Lihue uD-Cooler, 1 deg, with fire.
quent showers OF rain, amounting To
.6S inch, 04 more than last weeks. and
rather strong winds prevailed. Mean
temperature. 77.S des.-F. Weber.
Koloa GD--Slightly cooler. with mod
crate winds, and light showers daily,
amounting to 81 inch, 90 more than
last weeks. The mean temperature,
TIA deg. was 4 deg. lower.-The Koloa
Sugar Co.
Eleela QD-Not quite so warm this
week; but just az dry. The rainfall.
20 inch, was that amount greater than
last weeks-McBryde Sugar Co.
Makaweli QD-Generally clear wealth
err obtained, with slightly lower temper
atures. and SO inch less rainfall. Mean
temperature. SO2 deg; total rainfall.
90 inch.-Hawaian Sugar Co.
ISLAND OF MOLOKAI.
Mapulehu QD-Warner. l deg, with
generally clear weather and 10 inch
rainfall, SO less than last weeks. Mean
temperature, 1916 deg.-C. C. Conradt.
VIM. b. STOCKMAN.
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