Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-13

Temperature Ranged From 81
at San Jon to IA Below
Zero al Red River Accord
Ing TO Official Report

,nrtoist caasreeoaoaHer 70 soaHina IruHRAtI
SANTA De-. Dee Marked was tho
denoleno, ln precipitation throughout
tho entire state during November. ace
Cordlus ta the report of the United
States weather bureau issued today
Tho greatest heat was recorded at san
JOn quay county where the temper
autrc reached maximum 90 gl Dies
grocs. while The Hrcatest cold was at
Rod liVcr. j below zero. on Nnycm-
bcr I3. 40 90 Pu-o thc wind reached
"a naNimam of I'll miles au hour at
Roswell go 30 miles am hour. at Santa
Rosa. it miles an noun The highest
average temperature WAS at Carlsbad
and Gage. a3.S degrees the lowest at
EliZHbothtoWn, ZH4 degrees The
greatest precipitation was 1855 inches
at Chamu The sunshine for the
month reached Nl per cent of the TO-
tal possible at Santa Fe. ana average off
eight and onc-half hours each day
The weather during November was,
ln many respects. continuation of
the beautiful month of October al-
though somewhat more windy. blus-
torN ANA oOnler Tho temperature oft
the month AVERAGED slightly above the
norma tho euHtrrn and central e9uu-
ties showed considerable excess,
while % fairly general deficiency oc-
CURED from the Rio Graudc valley
westward
Warm Early IN Month.
warm weather pftN'l'u "' 'n' "'
ginning OF lnt lu'nln anu '"Ilun u''
bth' i'llN u0lli INC ll'F W''n sn"' y
cHanGo 10 roIu'i or'uIt'"' anu H"'u7
tIoals "F'lHple'u ih' h"u'leI T. ,nu"-
llt' 'n' uIft "l lh' S''N"H "' 'u'S1
als'rl'ts' lnt temperature '"l'''I'u '.u
u"WllWHIu llll 'i' taln WIN ""
generally me coolest oay oil me
nnhlh y nuei"'tlN WI ~ N'"l''I
l"l'oM'u OhlH lh' Eolh- IA WIN a
Nt'"hu shlIp e"ui per "F'i Ply 'V
th' sWl', continuing 10 ll' ''os' ~
the m"hlAh q lew OF 'n'' 'si,'
h"ilhoIh mountain sllllohs h"u ''IH
"I'H ueiu" "et" "ul ~ " i"'' "'
severe Weaulei was reroiu'a,
general ana Hlarhou "'llVlv"OS
.ol piccllhWloh oC'uII'u S''"''''
however ~ We SCUM ana So, ruul-
ties, where lltit OF no ram itIL H't
was q Iali Qih"uht on lp''u'l"n ~,
scattered looalltlcs M lh' hoI'h anu
west portions or the state an" u' "
low STATIONS sndll excess Was H"l'"i
hut ON the other mana oellCl'n'y
OF more lh'n lhrte- !ual 'tiH Oh ~
men occurred over an OH enc in,ulle
ana lower Fecos valley ana 'he P'allS
countries ana from nun !" ~, 'lu'l
tcrs oI an men over lnt lIllu"lS o,,u
loWor 40 ,tiahuc Nal'N "''u wy
s"u'a "'sr i@,' ~ Nv az, -n,
were reported me llrst ON me ''h- N
the second ON the iolh- J IN aug ,'iS
thliu on lhe -alh- @aiu' .''o''' ~"
showers occurred ON SOM otl'' ""l''
nut an were llent anu i"i l'"in h'"-
eraL
Very hlllo snow rem ana 'No'l ~
over the highest northern p''N9 HuiV
remained at inc close ol wv u"""'"'
the higher northern mountain '"uu
try however dlu hANe Aonl' al'oW
with the Woihs Oh lht Au'll- ~ @ IN,
2ith-2"th the iuiief giving hku 'uil
Iot snow over lhe eastern Nou.'l'3 ~
far south o3 central tooStNVIC ll'
lnonlh, ils Wh"l'' was hlb''lS i1,o'
BILE for threshlne ana the mar heuhb "a
trniu, hay ana lruil al'houbh '''le'
too airy Tor the pest success ll pi"N
ing and seeding, YET much WIS u"'''
pressure.
The mean sea ieNel al'l"Sp rV' y !.
pressure oi santa re WIS o.
/ lnchcs hiRhesl' auoa on the 49,
/ lowest. 29.Nt on the 24th, At RIOS
IWell the mean was 30.0a ln'hoh'
highest 3Oa@ on the 4oth lowest
3N4S on the 10th AT fl faso INC
mean was 30.03 inrhes hieh'al "V'fV
On the 2Sth lowest, 29.ao ON the
t2ith.
Temperature.
The monthly moan for the stare,
ls determined from the records 81
ainetv-fivo stations, having mean
altitude of about 6000 feet, was 4a.a