The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-30
WEEKLY WEATHER BUIl.ErIN.

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 Weather cesd,t,oas. f.. the Week Ending
 New Orleans April 27.--Ths mean tenn
 perature for the week was 5o degrees to es
 Cotton Region and 1t incrsessd arsdually toward the Gulf coast. where the weekly
 mean was 7e to n degrees. There was an degrees over the carolinas Georgia. Flori- | da, Eastern Tennessee, the southern por-
 .ioss A Of Al.ssms: ,s Mississ.ppi and Louisisns.
 Of Of Teaas. @ oSiahoma and XrFansas 1IDs The
 ss wssf F Northern Texas. The lowest temperature
 for the week was recorded generally on the l 2sd and 24th, when the tharmoneter rexis- I tered 3s to Ss degrees oyre Oklahoma and I northwestern Texas The highest temper
 atures were recorded over the southwestern | 22d. and over other portions on the 2sd and 24th. Frost occurred in Oklahoma, Ar kansas and western North Carolina.
 l Rain fell during the week in all portions | of the Cotton region. The amounts exceed- e6 one inch. except. in Texas portions of | of the Carolinas. Georgia and Florida. There | was more than two inches of precipitation l sia, central Mississippi. southeastern Arkan- | sas and the extreme northern portion of
 Louisiana and at few stations in the
 tation for the week. four to more than | eight inches occurred over the central DOT
 sso iIa m inchss Haii occurred in northern and and central counties of Mississippi and in few
 localities in Oklahoma. The precipitation inch in ali portions of the Cotton Region. | except in western Oklahoma, the northwest ern portion of Texas and the northwestsrn portion of South Carolina, and there has l been more than four inches over the greater l portion of Alabama. northwestern Georgia.
 kansas ana Ts'eno tss northern and | portions of Louisiana. More than six inches | of rain has fallen during the month 70 date in east central Mississippi eats central and southwestern Alabama and southeestern | Louisiana, the greatest rainfall, II. SC inches
 being rsportd from Macon. Miss
 SPECIAL TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS.
 From Ciimat2iosicai Centers in the ooteoh
 A,abam.--Th. first three days of the.
 week were fair and warm. but the last .aour !, were cool and rainy. Ths weekly rainfall
 wss southssn ssne coyntieS where & nearly average amounts fell The rainfall was heaviest m the north counties. The sunsnine
 ArRanSssGThe a temperature was to. ' degrees below the normal and aDout aa-
 grees lower than the corresponeins I,,oy gsrto1
 County on the 2sd. Rains were general on five days and were heavy In some southern
 n most ghs countess The sunshine was
 Fiorida-The tsnpsrstuss was 1,,a s,.Ss.s se siss
 Temperature exceeded 90 degrees The
 weather was unusually dry, excspt ovyE
 small areas where the total TOT sns NSA esa
 western portion. There was ample sun
 shine. LA = the week Rain feii in the northern DOT. tion Of the state Thursday. being heavy as
 some stations and was fairly genern oh
 ether aa':s SsiRs Ase n sns
 above o' the normal until Friday, but lower
 temperatures prevailed aur,ns ss sunaav heinz
 quite cool. The mean temperature TOT the
 week was nearly normal.
 Louisiana,-The mean temperature was
 about normal or below in the northern DOT
 ton of the State. and from two 70 nNe degrees above the normal in the southern sist and e2d, and 1t was cool on the a4th and 25th. Showers ocurred on six dates the
 heaviest rainfall being reported on the Setn and seth, when more than two inches were recorded at Amite and Clinton. The sun- shine was much above the normal.
 Mississippf-The mean temperature was | the state and above the normal In the southern portion. Much cioudiness prevail
 was considerably above the normal, except in the extreme northern portion. Hail oc-
 cured in many north central counties on North CaroIina-The temperature for the
 week averaged about degrees above the 1 normal. but the last few days were consid-
 
 ] the western portions of the State. The precipitation was below the normal every where, except on the coast.
 Oklahoma-The weather during the week was cool and generally cloudy. with occa- | sional showers and thunderstorms Hail occurred fin some localities. The rainfll WIS moderately heavy in central and north aesterncounties, and lightelsewhere Rain | is needed in southern and western counties. | Frost occurred on the 23d. being heavy to killing in the northwestern and light to heavy in the eastern and southern portions. South Carolina--The unreasonable warmth early in the week followed by abnor- mally low temperatures, Beneficial preeip- itation occurred except in the central por- | tton, where some-but insufficient-rain fell The sunshine was nearly normal.
 Tennessee.-The temperature averaged sliRhtly below the normal. It wa7 unusual- | ly cool Friday morning and Saturday morn i ing The rainfall considerably above | the normal in eastern, but light in western counties, where moderate showers fell from | the 18th to the 22d. -.I.
 Texas-The precipitation. has been consid- | erably less than the normal. although there | was much cloudy and threatening weather. | Fairly good showers occurred In northern | central and northeastern counties. and light | showers in southern counties. The tenn perature was nearly normal in the soutnerh and ( to degrees below the normal Tn 1 central and northern counties. Rain IS | much needed in many western and southern | counties. ,r cYYnyr Section Director.