The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-28
REGION WEATHER BULLETIN.
Published by Authority of the Secretary oh
 Agriculture. New Orleans June 26.--For tAe week eho- ing Monday, June 2s. 1so6
Weather Conditions.

weather Conditions.
 The moan temperature TOT the "SsA We above normal over the southern portion ol inc cotton region and below norInaf ayar the northern portion. The greatest excess was four degrees at charleseeon' sa- vannah and San Antonio. and the greatest aefioiencv was four degrees at Fort smith and Oklahoma
 Rain fell in different parts of the cot 4op region during the week. but little or no precipitation is reported from seTerat % 5s reported from central and soutnwestegn lnS twn srorn a few localities in Oklahoma. north eastern Texas Louisiana Alapagla. ndaasSes gia, northwsstern EioTlGa an9 from Climate logical Centers in the Cotton belt: t,,r. Alabama.-The average day tee1lp 1an pSe1reas tn sorne middle counties on the 24th. Clear weather prevailed, with no preelpaitaatttoon atoll iv heavy rains in a few Southeastern eoah- A.s Irkansas.-The fore part of. the week was roai ths latter part warm The mean tenn perature was normal. except in the noFrhe The west portion. where it Sashna was Ee'w; Was suffie cient We'll distributed showers 9S,,ay,1 9eSntarg on three days. The rainfall rtSuest was estoe and about normal elsewhere. The close or the week wSart,s va Ths weather was clear. with hot day and cool nights most of the week. 1ha mean Temperature being generally one to three degrees a1i aDoSe Se,ow noTa normal. 1o- cal showers occurred in most sections on 'H' ASfn Sffnar3siana'-The amount of sunshine was about normal The temperature was abovs normal Scattered light showers oSGrrlu1; oSHrnlser but the drought remains gensfa,y general! un sn many sections General rains are baoIv heeusu.
 Mississippi.-The mean temperatuIeS, G@aA vbnxsa 1orYfTnle the maximum being lO1 de- grees on the 24th and the Ininlmnm n,aSont aSort 10 degrees subsequent to the zznu; ApuhuoIiif ii sunshine and fresh winds dried the soi. ,r the extreme south and in lew IoeaA'ss elsewhere. Rains is generally needed; .ha week was partly cloudy. with numerous thunderstorms; during the latter part e5er Ser was less SloudinssS %itn t,dn iSwe was below nor mai and not well distributed The tstn ten perature was about normal. with not oSsS and relatively cool nights. 1,
 Oklahoma and Indian Territories.-Cleaf' Ary weather prevailed during the Week' with mean temperature slightly below nor ,nai m,tn Scattered thunderstorms occurred on tha 2sd 24th and 25th, but the rainfall WIS generally light and deficient in all sections,
 gouth Carolina.-Maximum temperatures es above 90 degrees prevailed during the last half of the week. with widely scattered thundsrstormTsS, TS put ttemnerature nne and sunshine were slightly above normal ,..
 Tennessee.-The week was somewhat cooler than usual for the season. Scatter ed showers occurred. but they were general iy light and portions of the mddie ana Western sections are still in need of rain some Managing local storms are reported:
 Texas.-The week was generally dry ana warm. Scattered local showers ana nun nun days east of the tooth meridian. The ram fall was decidedly deficient. except IL a few northern and eastern counties. Drought continues along the coast and in many por- tions of the interior
 T. M CLINE
 Section Director