The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-13

normal. The heaviest falls occurred
over the northern half Of 4 the state,
especially in the mountain sections
Sc srn shine and tcIoudiness- S.I
@ Cloudiness was general most OF the
time until the ] 9th, which was a clear,
pleasant day. The sunshine averaged |
only about 80 per cent.of the possible
amount. RI 81
REMARKS BY CORRESPONDENTS.
Name of postoftic is followed By
name OF county,
Panhandle Section.
Bayard. Grant.-There was a light
frost on the morning OF the I'd. The
week was unseasonably cool and rainy.
Solomon Clark. Ii AZ, 80
& Harpers Ferry. Jefferson rain.
fall for the week was 3.02 inches. The
weather was cool and there was very
lille sunshine.-S. w. Lightner.
Oldfields. Hurly-The rainfall dur
The week was 3.CO inches. There was
practically no sunshine. Geo. T Leath-i
errran. .sal
Romney. IIampsllire-The week was
wet and conl.-Jno. c. J.inthicum.
Springfield. Hanlpshire-The wealth.
er was showery anil cool. Snow
tlurries occurred on the morning OF
the 4th.-R. w. Guthrie.
NORTHERN SECTION.
Central Station. Dod.lridge-Thc
week was cool and cloudy. Showers
fell on every day. except the 81 ami
10th. The weather was exceptionally;
unfnvorable for outdoor wnrk.-G. W.
Sherwood.
Davis. Tucker-The week was very
wet and unseasonably cool. The total
rainfall was 1.S0 inches.-John Raese.
Elizabeth. Wirt-rhe week was
showery and coo1.-E. Guthrie.
Elkins. Ran,lolph-The temperature
averaged degrees below the normal
and the precipitation was e.5S inchcs
In excess Of the normal. The sun.
shine averaged only s., per cent. o.
| the possible amount.--Local Office:
Weather Bureau, &
Elm Grove. Ohio-The weather was
cloudy, wet and cool. Outdoor wark
was suspended. There was light
frost OIL the sd. w. Baird.
Fairnont. Marion-The week was
stormy and COOL There was practi-
cally mo sunshine until sunday.-H.
Glenn Fleming.
Grafton. Taylor-The week was very
wet and coal. Thunder storms occur
ell on the 9Th. 9Th and 18th. There was
practically no sunshine until Sunday.
IS. w. Wilson.
Lost Creek. Harrison-The week
was very cloudy. cool AM, rainy.
There was practically no sunshine
Allen Smith.
Warrington. Marion-The week was
showery and exceptionally cloudy. the
sunshine averaging only about is per
cent. Of the possible amount. james
A. Morgan.
Moundsville. Marshall-The week
was cloudy. rainy and cool.-C. G.
Dawson.
New Martinsvil1e. Wetzel-The weel;
was cool, very wet ana nnfavorable.-
N. Banii.
Phllippi. Barbonr-The week was
unreasonable, cool and wet. The sun
shine was only about % per cent. OF
the possible amount. D. Da,lisman.
Pruntytown. Tnylor-Rain fell on
every LAY during the week until Sum
day.-J.G j. Woodward. .gst
| Rowlesburg. Preston-The week was
very cool until Sunday. The fatal rain.
fall was 400 inches.-F. r. Proudfoot.
Terra Alta. Preston--The week. was
very nnfavorable. being cold and wet.
East winds prevailed. There was prac.
tically no sllnshine.-C. P. Dodge.
/ Wheeling. Ohio.-The greater part
OF the week was cool and cloudy, anil
rain fell every: day until Sunday. The
sunshine was less than 30 per cent. OF
the possible alnount.-Miss NJ. B. For
syth.
SOUTHERN SECTION.
Arborvale. Pacahontns-The week
was exceptionally cloudy and rainy
W. E. Arborgast. -
Bancroft, Pntman-Rain fell every
day and night during the week until
the 10th.-James Hill.
Cuba. Jackson-Rain fell on every
day until the 10th. a trace of snow
and some slect fell on the 3d.-c. T.
Perry.
Huntington. Cabell-Nith the cx-
ception of the morning of the 18th, the
entire week was cool. cloudy and
showery.-L. II. Hutchinson.
Jarrett. Kanawha---The week was
cool. cloudy and wet. There was u
snow furry on the 3tl.----:F.. Pierson. u
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