The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-17
Special Telegraphic Reports from Climate
logical Centera IN the Cnftnn Relt

degrees above normal with readinRs above
and seasonabie reading on the last three
days The precipitation was deficient near
y half an inch The rainfall was least
In the middle and southern counties and
none fell In some southeastern counties
while the normal was slightly exceeded in
some central localities. The sunshine was
Arkansas--The fore part of the week was
warm and dry. but the latter part was cool
and showery. The temperature was abo.t
normal, but slightly deficient in come north
ern counties. but above normal over the rest
o. the State. and locally heavy in some
orally deficient.
.Florida-The mean temperature was
warrnest generally on the first and last days
| of the week, when the maximum tempera-
showers occurred almost daily in some por-
| lions, but the precipitation was deficient
except over small areas The greatest
east coast The sunshine was ample
Georgia-The temperature was unseason
ably high. reaching 100 degrees in the e1-
| to 4 degrees above normal The weather
was generally fair the first half of the week.
northern districts. Local showers occurred
during the second nalt of the week The
rainfall was deficient. except in the north
western portion. The sunshine was ample
Louisiana--Uniform temperature condi-
lions prevailed The mean temperature
showers fell on four days .1"The rainfaI
was unevenly distributed nearly normal
amounts being received in some localities
while none occurred over considerable areas
| The sunshine was. above normal.
Mississippi-The mean temperature was
| slightly above the normal. The weather was
partly cloudy. showery and sultry. The
rainfall was upevenly distributed. exceeding
| two inches IN several counties. but less than
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North caroiina--The temperature averag-
! ed nearly two degrees above normal The
| DPeciDitatiOu averaged below h.
| state and was very unevenly distributed
| very little having fallen in the coast counties
| but at some places In the interior the rain
| fall was excessive. doing considerable dam
age. The sunshine was below normal.
was fair and warm, but the latter part
was cooler. cloudy and showery. The mean
shine below normal The rainfall was
temperature was slightly above and the sun
and generally below normal in the northern
| portion. The drought was broken in the
south-central and southwestern counties.
| South Carolna-The mean temperature
was above the normal and during the latter
| temperatures rose TO 80 degrees or above
except in the mountain districts. Much OF
rainfall, but beneficial showers occurred in
the western. The sunshine was abundant.
Tennessee-The week averaged slightly
warmer and drier than usual for the sea-
son. Local showers fell nearly every day.
| The rainfall very unevenly distributed
the amounts ranging from mere sprinkies to
| more than three inches. The western coun-
ties generally received very small amounts
! Of precipitation.
Texas-The weather was generally warm
| and sultry. with somewhat deficient sun
| shine. Showers occurred In nearly all por-
tions Of the state. but were most numerous
in northern and northwestern counties and
over limited areas near the coast. Six
| inches Of rain fell in Harris County and
from two TO three inches in the Red River
Valley. The precipitation was deficient in
a large number OF western southwestern
central and eastern counties. Destructive To-
cal storms occurred during the night Of the
10th in Nolan, Jones. Haskell and Baylor
Counties killing eleven persons and causing
the loss OF much property.
l. NJ CLINE. Section Director.