The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-29
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
For the Week Ending Monday, June 24t
 1907

For the Week Ending Monday, June gath.
 1907.
 The mean temperature for the week ried but slightly from the normal being one to two degrees above the normal in some localities and one to two degrees below in other portions of the cotton region.
 Rain fell in all portions of the cotton re- zion except in southern Georgia, the ex- treme eastern portion of Texas and at a few places in Louisiana, Mississippi and Ar kansas. The weekly rainfall was less than one inch over the northwestern portion of homa. and there was more than two inches at several stations Brownsville, Texas. re- ports AZ inches. and four stations in Okla homa report more than three inches. Special Telesraphic Reports from CIimato~
 logical Centers in the Cotton Belt.
 Alabama-The temperature was very uni- form. It was normal in the southern half of the state and very slightly below in the northern. The rainfall was local and most ly light. many counties receiving none and Montgomery county being the only one with an excess. Moisture is needed in southwest ern and south-central counties. The sum shine was above the normal.
 sArkansas-The weather was very favora- ble. The temperature was seasonable in northwestern counties but above the normal elsewhere The rainfall was generally very light and in few eastern and southern counties there was none. The sunshine was above the normal.
 Florida-T'he temperature was below the average In the northern and western por- tions and nearly normal elsewhere, the WATtuSSt uuTlnB IHe lat ter part of the week. The precipitation was generally deficient. though showers occurred in all districts. The rainfall was heaviest in the central and southern por- tions There was ample sunshine
 Georgia-The days were unseasonablv warm and the nights rather cool. the mean temperature being nearly normal. The weather was generally clear Scattered showers occurred on the 18th. 21st. 22d. and tically no rain fell in the central and south ern sections.
 Louisiana-The mean temperature was generally slightly above the normal Light scattered showers occurred in some portion of the State every day except the 18th. but the weather was generally fair. There was more than the average sunshine The week very favorable
 Mississippi-The weather was mostly clear with abundant sunshine. Widely scattered showers ocurred on six days, the rainfall being moderate to heavy in n few south western counties. elsewhere generally light. The nights grew warmer IS the week ad- vanced. The mean temperature was nearly normal.
 North Carolina-The weather was very favorable The temperature averaged nor mai except in the eastern half. There was an abundance of sunshine, which was very beneficial. The rainfall below the normal except in the extreme eastern coun- ties.
 Oklahoma and Indian Territories-The temperature and sunshine averaged slightly below the normal Cool. generally cloudy weather with frequent light to copious rains prevailed from the 18th to the 22d inclusive The remainder Of the week was Cledr anu seasonably warm. The rainfall was unevenly distributed but generally In excess of the normal
 South Carolina-The mean temperature was nearly normal Scattered showers oc- cured over the State. though some locai- ties received no rain. The rainfall was heaviest In the North Carolina border couu- ties The average precipitation was much below the normal The sunshine was slightly above the normal
 Tennessee-Warm and generally dry weather prevailed. the temperature averaE- ing nearly normal and the rainfall much below Scattered showers occurred from the 18th to the 23d, but they were mostly light Rain Is needed in all sections. The week was favorable for work
 Texas-Showers occurred during the mid dle of the week, but there was much sun shine at the beginning and close. The pre- cipitation exceeded the normal over the northwestern. extreme western, central and a number of northern counties. while very little or no rain fell in the coast eastern. and large number of northeastern coun- ties The temperature was generally near iy normal Conditions generally bene- ficial except that coast counties need rain.
 I. M CLINE,
 Section Director.