The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-11
Weekly WEATNER BVLLETlN

1872 t1
Eoi the week was show cry: The sun sun
Shine averaged about go per cent q
HE possible amount r. Prcudtoot
Southern Section.
Bancroft, Putnam The week wal
generally pleasant Showers fell OF
the2d and 50. The sunshine averages
nearly go per cent. of the possible
amount. flames Hill.
Charleston, Kanawha-The weather
was generally fair. The nights were
cool. Showers fell on the Sd and 4th
-R. c. Hewes
Clba, Jackson Showers occurred
on the I'd and Sd. The mornings were
toggy. The sunshine averaged about
go per cent Of the possible amount. =
1T. Perry.
Mountain Cove, Fayette. The nights
were cool, Heavy fog prevailed every
morning. There was considerable
cloudiness and showers fell on the
Sd and 4th.-L. P. Wells.
Priestley,, Lincoln-The Cd and Sd
we're cloudy and showery, but the rest
~ the week was fair. The nights
were COOL. P. Clark.
Princeton, Mercer-showers occur
red on the Cd and Sd, accompanied by
thunder on the Cd. The Temperatures
we're moderate. The sunshine averag-
ed about 20 per cent. Of the possible
amount.-H. Scott.
Sutton, Braxton-The weather was
favorable for farm work. sshowers fell
on the I'd and Sd. The sunshine av-
eraged about 65 per cent, oft he posi-
BILE amount.-J. E. Baughman.
Williamson, Mingo.-The week was
moderately cool. Showers fell on the
Cd and Sd. The sunshine averaged
about so per cent. of the possible
amount. F. Keyser.
Northern Section.
Cairo, Rstchle-Good showers fell
on the I'd and Sd. The sunshine aver.
aged about 60 per cent. of the posi-,
BILE amount.-van A. Zevely.
Elizabeth, Writ The temperature
was about normal.-E. Guthrie:
Ekins, Randolph-The temperature
was about normal and the rainfall
was 1903 inches above the normal.
Showers OCCURRED on the Cd, 81 and
4th, accompanied by thunder on the
Cd. The sunshine averaged As per
cent. of the possible amount.-Local
Office, Weather Bureau.
Elm Grove, Ohio - There was a
heavy thunder storm on the I'd. The
mornings of, the 81, 5th and 9th were
foggy.-J. w. Baird.
Fairmont, NIarion-The weather was
very favorable. Showers fell during
the evenings Of the I'd and Sd. The
nights were cool.-H. Glen Fleming.
Chenille, Gilmer-The fore part of
the week was showery. The nights
were cool. The sunshine averaged
only about so per cent. of the possible
Holt.
Grafton, Taylor-The weather was
generally partly cloudy. The nights
were cool. Dense fog prevailed dur
ing the mornings Of the 5th, 9Th and
eth. Showers occurred on the Cd, Sd
and 4th. The sunshine averaged about
50 per cent. of the possible amount
S. W. Wilson.
Lost Creek, Harrison-The weather
was generally fair and the nights were
cool. Showers fell on the I'd and Sd.
Allen Smith.
Warrington, Showers fell
oil the Cd and 3d. The sunshine aver.
aged SO per cent. of the possible
amount.-James A. Morgan.
New Martinsville, Wetzel-showers
fell on the I'd, Sd and 9Th. The morn
ings of the 9Th, 9Th and 18th were fog.
gy. The sunshine averaged about IS
per cent. of the possible amount. N.
Bandi.
parkersburg, WOod-The tempera-
ture averaged / degree below the nor.
mai and the rainfall was 20 of an inch
above. Showers fell on the I'd, Sd and
9Th. The sunshine averaged 60 per
cent. of the possible amount. = Sec
ton Center.
philippi, Barbour-ThInder storms
occurred on the "a and Sd. The wealth.
er was cool. The sunshine averaged
about GS per cent of the possible
amount. D. Dadlsman.
Wheeling, ohio-Heavy rain (9S6
Inches) fell during a heavy thunder
storm on the I'd. The nights were cool
but the days were moderately warm
and pleasant Miss NJ. B. Forsyth.
H. C. HOWE, Section Director.