Albuquerque citizen., 1907-08-07
USUAL SUNSHINE
OVER ALL NEW
MEXICO
ThunderStOrmS and Som e
Rainfall Over Entire Ter
ritOry Past Week.

Santa Fe, n M, August 7.-R. NJ
Hardinge, section director of the
weather bureau, has issued the fol-
lowing bulletin for the past week;
The weather of the past week was
cooler and somewhat more CLOUDY
than is usual at this time of the year.
with almost daily thunderstorms thas
brought heavy rains in the more
mountainous districts and good show
ers elsewhere. Although showers
were general the rainfall was badly
distributed, being particularly heavy
over the Western Divide, the Sacra-
mento mountains, and in the noun
tains near the headwaters OF the
Pecos, it was insufficient In middle
eastern localities and in the lower
the weather was unusually pleasant,
the nights being considerably cooler
than normal, and the heat OF the
day being modified by the afternoon
cloudiness and frequent showers. The
rivers and streams are carrying
somewhat more water than normal;
the Rio Grande being about two feet
higher than is usual at this time.
The following notes selected from
the reports received this week, Will
give the conditions more in detail:
Albuquerque, Bernaiillo Co.-Pitt
Ross-There have been good showers
during the week, with quite pleas
Sd 0.40 of an inch of rain fell in
twenty minutes. The Rio Grande is
carrying about two feet more water
than is usual at this time of the
year.
Albert, Union Co.-H. NJ. Hanson
There was much promise of rain
throughout the week but the show
ers were scant and badly distributed,
The highest temperature was SO; low
est, 81; rainfall, 9.70 inch
Alto, Lincoln Co.-J. Stephenson
We have had fine weather during
the week, with sufficient rain,
amounting to 2.42 inches.
Bloomfield, San Juan Co.-Fred
LeClerc-The weather of the week
was characterized by heavy local
showers in the vicinity every day.
The highest temperature was SO: low
est, So; rainfall, 0.66 inch.
Cambray, Luna Co.-F. 5. Chase
The weather has been partly cloudy.
with shower, 0.2O of an inch, on
the 2Sth.
Carlsbad, Eddy Co.-Raymond De-
Pue-The weather has been quite
pleasant during the past week, with
two good showers amounting to O.65
of an inch. The highest tempera-
ture was "a.
Chama, Rio Arriba Co.-George
Huth-The weather has been gener-
ally cloudy and pleasant, with good
rain on the I'd, amounting to 0.57 of
an inch. The highest temperature was
So; lowest, 40.
Cloudcroft, Otero Co.-John Hef-
ker-The weather has been pleasant,
with even temperature and no heavy
rains. The highest temperature was
S4; lowest AZ; rainfall, O.42 Of an
inch.
El Paso, Texas-U. S. Weather
Bureau-There have been light thun-
der storms during the week, with
partly cloudy weather. The highes'
temperature was 95; lowest, 81; rain
fall. oil inch.
E,spanola, Rio Arriba Co.-Frank
D. McBride-The weather has been
cloudy and showery. The highest tenn
perature was 80; lowest, So; rain,
0.33 inch.
Folsom, Union Co.-Jackson Ia
bor-The weather has been somewhat
cool, with thunder storms on the
27th and 31st, and on August 1st
and I'd. The rains were much heavier
north and south of the station. The
highest temperature was so; lowest,
81; rainfall, OIL inch.
Fort Bayard, Grant Co.-Surgeon
in Charge-The weather has been
generally clear. with light showers
during the early part Of the week.
The highest temperature was SO; low
est 81; rainfall, 0.90 inch.
Fort stanton, Lincoln Co. Z.
eTSHldH-NlOuuy weather WITH
heavy showers has obtained. The
highest temperature was 81; lowest,
SO; rainfall, 2.03 inches.
Lake Valley, Sierra Gown. p.
Keil-The weather continues unset
tied and with considerable humidity,
There was a heavy wind storm on
the evenin gof the 2d. Tota lpreclpi-
tation, 0.46 inch.
Las Vegas, San Miguel Co.-Dr
William Curtis Bailey-Daily show
ers, some of them heavy, have fur
nished ample moisture. The highest
temperature was 81; lowest, so; rain
fall, 217 inches.
ogan, Quay Gov. w Moore
The weather has been warm and dry,
with local showers to the west and
northwest every day The highest
temperature was 100; lowest, 61.
Monument Eddy Co.-J. NJ. Cook
The weather has been cloudy with
good showers, and a heavyy rain on
the 2Sth amounting 10 1.34 inches.
Mountainair, Torrance Co.-Mrs.
]. w. Corbett-There have been