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Climatological Data for August, 1909. DISTRICT No. 2, SOUTH ATLANTIC AND EAST GULF STATES. CH.~LESF. YON HERRYANN.Dlstrict Editor. SUMMARY. Mississippi the temperature was above normal, several small The relatively cool, rainy weather that, characterized July areas showing departures of 2" or more above. Moderate in the South At.lantic States continued during tlie first half of temperatures prevailed during the first decade; then the tem- August, 1909, but about the 17th a change to drier, warmer perature began to rise everywhere, and a period of extreme weather took place. The rainy weat,her early in tlie month was heat prevailed from the 16th to the 19th. A period of cooler associated with indefinite barometric depressions, or often weat.her followed, t.he lowest temperatures for the month being merely normal pressure, in tlie Stmatesbordering t.he Atlant.ic generally recorded between t>he22d ancl 26th ; then another and Gulf of Mesico, while successive arcas of high harometcr pronounced warni wave prevailed from the 27th to 29th. Dur- prevailed in the vicinity of New England. The general drift ing these periods of greatest warmth, maximum temperatures of air was probably cont.iniially from t.he moist At.lantk west- of from 100" t.0 108" were experienced. In Mississippi, espe- ward over the land, as is sufficient.ly indicated by the prevail- rially, the weat,lier was extremely warm and dry; in western ing winds which were from t.he nort,heast, in Virginia.. North Florida (.Peiisacolaj during the 17th and 18th stock (dray Carolina, Sout,h Carolina, and Georgia, from t.hc southeast mules) suff erccl severely, many perishing; in Alabama and in Florida, and from the east in Alabama. C;eorgia, as well as farther north the night temperatures were After the passage over Virginia of the marked clistm.l)ance of moderate aiicl gave relief. t.he 17th the areas of high pressure. from t,he north took a more The iiionthly mean temperatures ranged from 66.5" at Hot southerly course within tlie coast, line (often setkling over Springs, Va. (altit.ude 2,195 feet), to 84.6" at Brunswick, Ga., western N0rt.h Carolina and eastern Tennessee) while low pres- on thc sout.11 Atlantic .coast. The highest temperature ob- sure prevailed over Ncw England; the drift of air was t,hen served was 10s" on August 18, at Flomaton and Pushmataha, from the west or southwest. A series of shallow depressions Ala., and the miniinuni was 41 " on the 23d at Mount Airy, N. C. continued to exist in t.he South from t,he 17th to 20th, hut! PRECIPITATION. they brought very litt,le rain or even cloudy weat.lier, ancl in- tense insolation caused very high t.emperatures, especially on The average precipitation for August was below the normal August 18 when maximum temperatures esceerling 100 " oc- throughout t,he district. with the exception of Florida. The curred at some points in all the States of this district, escept greatest, deficiencies occurred in portions of South Carolina, Virginia where the highest. was 99". Florida alone did not share Georgia. and Alabama. In Florida the "rainy season" con- in the period of fair weather, suninier showers continuing the tinued almost without interruption, rain falling at some place entire month. There was a not.al)le absence of severe local or ot,her on every clay of the month, but the average excess storm throughout the tlist,rict. in precipitation was small. The regions of greatest excess were PRESSURE. as follows: In Florida, from Volusia County on the niiddle-east coast southwest to Lee County on the west coast, there was an The shallow barometric depression (39.90 to 30.00 inches) escess of from 2 t.0 7 inches; here the greatest amounts for central on August 1 in western North Carolina and east,crn t.he 1iiont.h were Fort. Myers, 14.59 inches and Bartow, 14.38 Tennessee caused heavy precipitation. especially on the eastern inches. In Georgia two limited regions received an excess of slope of the Blue Ridge in western North Carolina slid Virginia, from 3 to 4 inches, one in the noith-central portion, the other from the 1st t,o t,he 3cI: subsequenlly the pressure rose rapidly on t.he southeast. coast, where Valona received 15.34 inches, over the entire district under the influence of a marked area t,he heaviest recorded anywhere in tlie district; two other sta- of high barometer (30.40 inches) over New England, but un- tions in Georgia had a t,otal niont,hly amount. exceeding 10 settled, showery conditions continued. The baromet,er re- inches . (Eatonboa and Newnan). The only other places mained generally near or slightly above normal until t,he 1Mh, having as much as 10 inches were Georgetown S. C., which when a storni appeared in the Lake region (,29.70inches) which lies near t,he coast. and Bay 8t. Louis and Bilosi, Miss., near moved southeast to western Pennsylvlvania, ancl thence to t.he t.he Gulf coast. The rainfall occurred as already stated, mostly vicinity of Norfolk, Va., tlie pressure falling to 29.54 inches on during the first half of the month. August 17 at Hat,teras, N. C. The lowest pressure for t.he Esccssive rains (3.50 inches or more in twenty-four hours) nioiibh was recorded nearly everywhere on the lith and the occurred at only t,wo stations in Virginia, at 14 stations in period of rainy weather now terminated over niost of the tlis- North Carolina, at, 8 stations in South Carolina, at 10 stations trict. The marked area of high pressure that moved from the in Georgia, at. 14 stat.ions in Florida, at 7 stations in Alabama Nort.hwest to the Lakes during August 31 and thence sout,li- and at G in Mississippi. ward to the southern Appalachian region dominated the The areas of deficient precipitation were much larger, espe- weather throughout most of bhe district until August 28. The cially in Virginia, Alabama, and parts of Mississippi. The maximum pressures were generally recorded from the 23cl to State average rainfall for Mississippi was the least since 1900, the 35th. Very warm weather occurred again on the 28th ancl iiiany station in the northern part of the State receiving less 39th under the influence of a nioclerate depression over the than half an inch; in Alabama the average rainfall for August Lakes. The month closed with light showers clue t.0 a moderate was less than that of the present month only five times during barometric depression over central and northern Florida. the past eighteen years; in South Carolina the total for the TEMPERATURE. month was less only in August, 1896, and August, 1900. Gen- The temperature during August was below normal over erally from Georgia northward cluring the latter portion of the niost of Virginia, N0rt.h C.hrolins, and South Chrolina and at month t,here wm a period of t.ea days or niore of fair weather several stations in central Georgia and eastern Alabama, as at most stations, while to tlie south and west the rainfall was well as in the extreme southern portion of Florida. The great- light and scattering. The average number of days with rain est deficiency was a little over 4" at some st,ations in North was about 8 over most of the clisbrict, except in Florida where Carolina. In the central portions of South Carolina, in south- the average was 15 rainy days. The number of thunderstorms ern Georgia, as well as over most of Florida, Alabama, and was not very large nor were any of the storms especially violent.
Unauthenticated | Downloaded 09/23/21 10:04 AM UTC 424 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. AUGUST,1909 The following statistical data with reference to rainfall is of water, but the flood stage was not maintained, as the highest interest. The largest monthly total for August, 1909, was stage reached at Smiths Mills, 98 miles below Cheraw, was 15.34 inches at Valona, McIntosh County, Ga., the least was only 13.9 feet, or 2.1 feet, below flood stage. Warnings were 0.46 inch at Okolona, Chickasaw County, Miss. The heaviest issuecl sufficiently in advance to permit the safeguarding of twenty-four-hour fall was 6.10 inches in five hours at Aiken, property. S. C., on the 5th. The largest number of rainy days was 23 at MISCELLANEOUS PHENOMENA. Arcadia and Tampa, Fla. Atlanta received 1.50 inches in thirty- The prevailing winds were from the northeast in all the five minutes on the 2d, Montgomery 1.00 in thirty minutes on States bordering the Atlantic except in Florida where the pre- the 7th, and Columbia 1.03 inches in 31 minutes on the 6th. vailing direction was southeast; in Alabama the prevailing di- RIVER CONDITIONS. rection was east, and in Mississippi southeast. The average During the first half of the month the rivers throughout the hourly wind velocity at regular stations exceeded 10 miles at district maintained their highest stages, after which t.here was the following places only: Jupiter, Fla., average hourly veloc- a gradual decline to the lowest stages near the close of tlie ity 11.6 miles, Pensacola 11.9, and Sand Key, Fla., 13.0 miles; month. The rivers of Virginia were low throughout the month. at Hatteras, N. C., it was just 10 miles. The maximum wind Heavy rains during the first few days of the month caused a velocity for tlie month was 63 miles from the south on the 19th rapid rise in the lower Ronoake aid Cape Fear rivers in North at, Pensacola, Fla., the effect of a small disturbance near the Carolina, but only Fayetteville on the Cape Fear reported a mouth of the Mississippi which did not develop into a dis- reading above the flood stage, namely 47.6 feet on the 5th tinct storm. The only other points reporting a velocity of 40 (flood stage 38 feet). Successful warnings were issuecl, the niiles or more an hour were: Jacksonville, Fla., 46 miles from rivers subsided rapidly and no damage was clone. In South the northwest on the 19th; I Unauthenticated | Downloaded 09/23/21 10:04 AM UTC AUGUST, 1909. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. 425 TABLEl.-CIiwtatological data lor Arcgiist, 1909. District No. 2, South Atlantic and east Gurf States. -. 1 Id 1- k I Temperature. In degrees Fahrenheit. I Precipitatlon, In inches. ,3": Sky. I ~ I Observers. 'G L cta E ._ Virginia. Arvonla ...... Bucklnghani ...... 330 5 75.1 - n.4 94 0.93 0.0 8 16 10 5 W. Rev. Plummer F. Jones. Ashland€...... Hanover...... 221 1s 72.8 I - 2.9 94 1.43 0.0 7 I1 13 7 e. E. L. C. &ott. Buchanan ...... Botetourt...... 820 5 ...... I ...... ! 2.49 - 1.91 0. m 0.0 S .... D. D. Boose. Callavllle ...... Brunswick ...... 250 15 73.2 - 3.0 94 54 21 31 5.20 + 0.01 1.21 0.0 11 16 9 6 .... Cape Henry ...... Prlnwsa Ann ...... 20 35 74.6 - 2.3 93 94 23 : 3.91 - 2.19 1.36 0.0 9 19 5 7 ne. Charlottesville ...... Albemarle ...... SM) 20 73.3 - 1.2 07 "2 30 2.40 - 3.11 1.45 0.0 5 9 17 5 e. Clarkavllle...... Mecklenburg ...... 15 ...... 18.75 +3.23 2.70 0.0 8 .... J. Henry Upon. ~ ~ Columbia I...... Fluvanna...... 246 11 73.0 - 2.0 94 23 33 1.92 - 3.1s 1.13 0.0 9 17 7 7 ne. Agent, C. L 0. R. R. Danville ...... Pittsylvania ...... 413 9 ...... /...... I .... I... 9.70 + 5.16 2.66 0.0 8 .... C. G. Watkins. Dhwiddle ...... Dtnwlddle ...... 267 5 ...... i,.3s .o..o. .... W. N. Coleon. Ham ton ...... Eliaaheth City...... 5 26 15.2 - 3.8 89 9t fa 23 21 9 20 2 9 ne. Hampton Institute. ' Hot #Drinns~I ...... Bath...... 3.195 17 66.5 - 2.5 86 27 43 23 34 0.71 0.0 8 19 9 3 .... James P. Scott. Ivor...... Southampton...... 87 72.9 ...... 95 29 ' 4s ?" 37 LO! I 0.0 9 .... Lexingtonfi...... Rockbridge...... 32 71.9 -1.4 94 st; 45 23 11 0.6" i 0.0 7 23 5 3 .... L nchburg ...... Campbell ...... 635 3s 73.6 - 1.2 95 27 I 50 23 35 1.09 0.0 8 13 12 6 nw. dew Caetle...... Craig...... !.E ;; 4 .... Newport News! ...... WarGick ...... 55 6 75.4 - 1.9 L._l Y. " 11 20 4 7 ne. Norfolk...... Norfolk...... 91 39 7!.6 - 2.1 2.33 00 10 14 10 7 ne. Norfolk (Diamond SORB)Princess Anne...... (3.0 ...... 1.43 0. n 6 .... Virginia Experiment Stn. 22 74.Od - 2.9 1.97 0.0 11 17 i 14 a. Central State Hospital. 5 ...... I ...... 1.50 0.0 10 ...... W. B. Spencer. Henrico...... 141 30 74.2 - 3.3 (15 29 58 , 23 I 30 2.04 0.0 11 9 14 8 se. U. S. Weather Bureau. :I Franklin...... I 1.150 15 72.3 - 3.2 93 27t 45 i i3 I 37 1.30 0.0 7 --9.) 0 9 sw. G. W. B. Hale...... 2.4s 0.0 8 17 9 5 .... W. A. Jacobs. Saxe...... Charlotte ...... 350 6 72.8 4.99 - 0.37 1.22 0.0 9 21 0 10 sw. State Experim. Farm. S ottsville (near) ...... Surry ...... 15 21 74.2 - 1.9 I 93 ?0 5.08 - 0.72 1. i0 0.0 8 14 10 7 sw. B. W. Jones. Llliamsbur#...... James City...... 70 18 73.6 39 6.95 - 1.27 2.20 0.0 10 18 6 7 SW. Eastern State Hospltal. 2 North Carolina. 3: Beaufort...... Carteret...... 10 I 91 2.98 - 3.89 1.02 0.0 10 18 7 6 sw. H.D. Allen. Belhaven...... Beaufort...... 4 96 S.60 ...... 4.48 0.0 6 16 7 8 8. Wllllam 8. Hopklns. Brewem...... Wllkes ...... 1,950 12 96 3.46 - 4.12 0.61 0.0 12 14 12 5 W. W. L. Brewer. Caroleenk...... Rutherford...... MI6 9 76.7 - 0.9 97 2s 54 2; 85 ...... SW. 8. B. Tanner. Chalybeate Springso.. ... Harnett...... 500 3 74.9 ...... 9s 29 I 50 24 38 6.13 ...... 2.41 0.0 9 ...... J .A. Smith. Chapel HI11 ...... Orange ...... So 51 75.4 - 1.6 96 ?A 53 24 36 5.47 + 0.30 1.57 o. n 11 14 13 5 nw. Prof. A. H. Pattemon. Charlotte...... Mecklenberg ...... Sas 33 76.0 - 0.6 05 29 i 59 23 26 5.16 - 0.39 1.8s 0.0 li 13 11 7 le. U. 8. Weather Bureau. Chlmney Rock ...... Rutherford...... 1 150 ...... I ...... Dr. L. B. Mene. Clinton; ...... Sam on ...... 156 3 ...... Thomas Boyette. Eagletown ...... Nortgampton ...... 66 4 74.3 ...... 93 $. 53 23 31 5.88 ...... 2.44 0.0 7 16 11 4 sw. J. T. Elllott. Edenton...... Chowan...... 30 15 ...... E. R. Conger. Fa tteville...... Cumberland...... 170 22 76.9 - 0.8 97 io. I. . .13. '35' 6.86 + 0.09 3.03 0.0 8 ...... Frank Glowr. GoEsboro...... Wayne...... 102 39 76.6 - 1.7 os 29 I 56 23 33 4.08 - 2.89 1.08 0.0 11 ... W. Mm. N. B. Taylor. Graham...... Alamance...... 856 7 ...... 9.63 4- 3.14 2.76 0.0 I2 ...... Dr. W. R. Goley. Greensboro...... Gullford...... 843 97 29 i 55 22t 32 6.08 + 2.74 2.45 0.0 9 ... ne. A. R. Horny. Greenville...... Pitt...... 75 ..... ! ...... 2.65 - 4.41 1.20 0.0 7 ...... C. V. York. Hatteraa ...... Dare...... 11 77.4 : - 0.8 88 10 , 68 4.99 - 0.85 1.61 0.0 12 20 9 4 ne. U. 8. Weather Bureau. Henderson...... Vance...... 490 27t; 55 --:: 2515 6.87 + 0.62 2.60 0.0 7 14 10 7 ne. Enoch Powell. Kinston ...... Lenolr ...... 46 11 77.1 - 3.4 96 ?it 51 24 38 7.06 4- 0.82 2.66 0.0 11 15 13 3 8. Rev J. R. Rountree. Lenolr ...... Caldwell...... 1,1$6 36 73.0 - n.7 95 28 47 23 37 3.44 - 1.46 1.14 0.0 8 19 5 7 W. G. M. Goforth. Lexington...... Davldson...... 810 8 75.0 I - 1.4 100 39 46 24 42 6.57 - 0.82 2.95 0.0 10 16 8 7 SW. H.R. Berrier. Lincolnton ...... Llncoln ...... 994 4 75.6 ...... 99 59 52 23 35 3.37 ...... 1. so 0.0 6 31 0 10 W. L. B. Thompaon. Louisburg...... Franklin...... 375 1s 76.2 - 0.9 94 9t 52 24 32 4.97 - 0.73 1.56 0.0 6 19 9 3 .... T. B. Wllder. Lumberton...... Roheaon...... IO? 26 78.3 - 0.6 98 29 56 23 34 7.57 + 1.32 2.33 0.0 13 ... ne. B. M. Davis. Manteo ...... Dare ...... 12 4 75.3 I - 2.0 88 lt 57 24 22 5.69 - 0.25 3.28 0.0 8 21 6 4 ne. U. S. Weather Bureau. Marlon ...... MoDowell ...... 1,425 17 28 19 23 39 6-1-17 - 0.14 2.14 0.0 13 11 15 5 W. Thomas MOGuire. Moncure ...... Chatham ...... 145 26 51 34 40 iiiii + i;?i 3.10 0.0 13 18 3 10 nw. B. J. Utley. Monroe ...... Union ...... 586 29 47 24 41 3.00 - 4.03 2.46 0.0 5 17 7 7 ne. T. A. Ashoraft. Mor anton ...... Burke ...... 1.135 2St 50 23 35 8.87 + 3.67 2.30 0.0 10 21 7 3 ea. H. D. Judd. Mt. %by...... Surry...... 1,048 29 41 23 45 2.83 - 3.26 1.49 0.0 8 19 6 6 SW. Prof. A. H. Merritt. Mt. Ho Iv...... Gsston...... 616 6.73 + 0.91 2.44 0.0 9 ...... John W. Holland. Nashville...... I. I i i ...... Nash...... 190 5 6.78 + 0.71 3.35 0.0 13 12 12 7 ne. J. B. Boddie. Newbnrn ...... Craven ...... 12 27 5.61 - 2.46 2.44 0.0 7 ..I ea. James B. HIU. Pinehurstg...... Moore...... 650 5 76.4 I - 1.4 97 9.49 + 4.84 5.59 0.0 11 24 4 3 ne. General 05ce.. Plttsboro ...... Chatham ...... 480 18 ...... I ...... J. E. Morgan. Ralelah ...... Wake ...... 390 3s 75.4 1.4 95 "9 58 24 28 4.40 - 1.50 i: ii 0.0 8 13 7 11 ne. U. 8. Weather Bureau. RamGur...... Randolph...... 442 2 74.6 1.1.... 97 i9 I 47 I 24 I41 5.16 ...... 2. 00 0.0 4 17 8 6 e. P. P. Turner. Randleman...... Randolph...... 810 ...... 7.30 ...... 2.54 0.0 10 ...... John R. Walton. Reldsville ...... Rockingham ...... 838 73.6 ~ - 3.1 06 29 I 50 I :3 I38 8.34 + 2.s4 2.36 0.0 10 19 0 12 SW. E. M. Redd. Rockingham*...... Richmond ...... 210 75.3 : - 4.2 9s 28 4s '3 3s 5.83 - 0.84 3.30 0.0 6 ...... H. 8. Ledbetter. Roxboro...... Person...... 600 ...... 8.15 + 4.10 3.85 0.0 3 ...... T. C. Bradsher. Salem ...... Forsythe ...... 1.m 97 29 50 23t 36 6.41 + 0.90 3.30 0.0 7 ...... Rev. H. E. Rondthaler. Salisbury ...... Rowan ...... 780 75.8 ' - 1.7 98 2st 52 23 3s 3.73 - 1.59 3.30 0.0 7 8 11 13 W. Mias Thelma WIIkinson. Saxon ...... Stokes ...... 900 72.2 - 3.3 95 2sf 49 23 34 6.38 + 1.11 2.80 0.0 7 18 3 10 ne. R. P. MaAnnsly. Scotland Neck ...... Halllax...... SO 73.5 - 3.5 93 27 53 33 32 6.02 '+ 1.10 1.78 0.0 7 7 8 16 8. J. Y. Sam Selmab...... Johnston ...... 225 77.7 - 0.5 95 10 7.95 + 1.39 2.25 0.0 10 ...... Dr. R. J. r$eoble. Settle ...... Iredell ...... 700 74.4 ! - 2.0 99 29 :; I ;: 2 4.67 - 0.71 1.98 0.0 9 23 2 6 BW. C. H. Smith. Sloan ...... Duplln ...... 50 77.6 - 0.5 95 lot 53 23 36 5.77 - 1.43 1.57 0.0 10 I6 4 11 s. D. M. Sholar. Snowhlll ...... Greene ...... 80 76.6 ...... 96 27 51 23 34 4.34 ...... 1.42 0.0 9 13 10 9 n. Lev. J. H. Mewborn. Southern Plnen...... Moore...... 519 77.0 -1.6 97 28t 56 23 33 9.13 + 1.83 4.42 0.0 7 19 8 4 SW. Mn. P. H. Beck. Southport...... Brunswick...... 18 79.4 - 0.3 93 27 62 23 26 8.85 + 3.22 3.30 0.0 13 19 7 5 Be. Mrs. Charlea E. Taylo~ Statesville ...... Iredell ...... 950 75.4 -0.1 OS 2St 51 23 37 4.95 - 0.76 1.44 0.0 9 15 10 6 .... D. M. Thompson. Tuboro ...... Edgecombe ...... 77.0 - 2.9 96 37t 53 23 30 6.99 + 0.26 1.98 0.0 9 ...... E. V. Zoeller. TI ...... Montgomery...... 74.9 ...... 95 39 I 57 23 35 7.16 ...... 4.30 0.0 11 26 1 4 ne. Mm. 0. B. Deaton. we8on ...... Hallfax ...... 81 37 .99 27t, 51 23 39 3.47 - 1.97 0.93 0.0 11 ... n. H. 8.8. Cooper. Whltevllle...... Columbus ...... 59 4 ...... I ...... Rev. C. C. Smith. Wfflard...... Pender ...... 51 1 77.2 ~ ...... 52 23 34 5 48 ...... 3.30 0.0 8 16 11 4 8. U.J. H.8. WeatherJeUeries. Bureau. Wllmlngton...... New Hanover ...... 52 38 77.8 i + 0.2 80 33 33 4:09 1- 3.43 2.25 0.0 12 10 15 6 ne. I Yancyvllle ...... Caswell ...... I...... ;...... I ...... A. Y. Kerr. South Carolina. I...... Alken ...... &ken ...... 585 63 8 30 8.00 !+ 3.89 6.10 n. o 4 24 5 3 W. Dr. C. F. McGahan. Allendale ...... Barnwell ...... 186 61 25 29 I 3.44 I- 2.65 1.15 0.0 6 20 3 8 .... A. R. Hiem. Andemon...... Anderson...... 764 58 25 35 . 2.45 I- 3.67 1.25 0.0 4 21 0 10 W. H. H. Russell. Batenburg...... Lerlngton...... 656 63 24 25 , 4.8s - n.7s 1.58 0.0 0 16 5 10 8. E. J. Hlte. Beaufort...... Beaufort...... 30 6.5 0 21 : 9.63 + 2.35 3.9i 0.0 11 11 18 3 ne. Mien Lillian H. Rice. Benxwttadle ...... Marlboro...... 151 8 ...... !...... C. 8. McCd. Blsckvllle...... Barnwell...... 296 31 80.8 ' +' 0.3 I 100 I26.1' 58 31 34 i 3.34 - 3.64 0.84 0.0 14 14 7 10 ne. Mlas M. E. Lange. Blah...... Fair6eld ...... 293 4 .....!...... ! 2.14 1 ...... 0.94 0.0 4 I7 4 10 1. T. 8. McMeekln. Bowman...... Orangeburg...... 180 8 ...... b...... B. 0. Evsnr. Unauthenticated | Downloaded 09/23/21 10:04 AM UTC 426 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. AUGUST, 1909 TABLEl.--Cliinatological daia jor A iigzist, 1909. District No. 9.-Continued...... -...... __ .-- .- - ...... _ ...... _. _- .. Temperature, ln degrew Fahrenhelt. Preclpltatlon. In Inches. 5 6' Sky; I1 Ohserrera. :! South Carolina-Cont'd. i ,I II Calhoun Falls...... Ahheville...... 50s ...... - 2.41 2.35 P. -1. Pfiefcr. Cnmdeni 1) Kershaw...... 1.RS I. I%. Mickle. Camden(2)...... 952 ...... Bershaw...... '- 2.51 , 1.52 W. C. Brown. Catawbs ...... I York...... 562 ...... 1.x4 0.0 111 I6 1x9. C. Faris. Cbappelh...... Newberry...... 402 ...... 1.92 II.II ' 4 I!) hf. C. Rivers. Charlenton...... Charleston...... ' 4s + 11. 8s 2. ?2 1i.n 14 in U. 5. Weather Bureau. Cheraw( 1 )...... Chesterfield...... 144 3.114 n.0 s 14 JnoLV. R. H. Godfrev. Powr: ChcrawtP) ...... Chesterfield ...... 144 a. 34 (1.0 S 14 Clarka Hill...... Edgefield...... 496 ...... 2. 0s 0.Ii G... LVm. S. Middleton. Clemson College.. Oconee.. S30 1.il 4. !Ill 0.Il 7 20 Prof. John N. Hook. Columbia...... Richlnnd...... + ...... 3?! .- 2.61) I 1.4'3 11.11 9 I1 U. S. Weather Bumau. Conwsv ...... Horrv ...... 2.1 !- 2.79 I It 9s 0. I1 !I Ill 4 li I se. P. C. Qunttlcbouni. Dnrllngton ...... Darlington ...... 175 I4 ...-- ,I ...... D. C. hlcCall. Dlllon ...... Marlon...... 1111 5 ,l.S I ...... I... 44...iu. ' ::::::.:I 1.X 11.11 12 ...... I.:::: A. E. Rowcll. Effingham ...... Florrnce ...... 1W# 1: .._.__I ...... - 4.41 ! 1. 11) 0.0 ' 4 14 i Ill ! SV. H. B. McC:all. ' ' ' Ferguson ...... Berkeley ...... 51 ...... I. titi 0.0 G l!I 1 II e. D. 0. Gillilsnd. jr. Florence ...... Florrnc~...... 131 51 81.4 + 1.1 1114 1 - 1.36 1.56 11.0 9 li 4 , 10 ne. H. I<. Gilbert. Gorgetoan ...... Georgetown ...... 12 I6 i9.G - 1I.i !I? 21 + 4.36 2.34 0.0 11 14 I; ~ 2 ne. \Vm. Aldcn .lsnirs. Cimenv~lle...... Greenville...... 989 17 75.0 - 11.7 94 I 29 :- 1.43 1.90 n.n II 14 , 15 sw. hlrg. S. A. Critknden. :- 9 Greenwood ...... Orernwood ...... GiI 21 is: 5 - 0.4 99 29 a. 10 2. 0s u.11 6 21 2 I in : w. M. M. Calhoun. Heath Springs...... Lancmter...... ,563 8 Sl. 2 ...... 102 2!l ...... 1.91; n.11 Y li I 7.n. J. A. Weaner. Jackaonboro ...... Colleton ...... 13 1 ...... nr ll ...... ~ 5.87 ...... 1.55 0.11 If 7 16 I s , e. 1%'. E. Haskc-11. jr. Klngstree( 1 )...... \Villiamshurg...... 21 YU. I + 0.7 1uu 11; 63 23 81 , 4.G5 - 2.35 1.W 0. I) , ...... I. ... ne. A. 0.Matthews. Klngstree(2) ...... Williamsburg ...... 15 ...... , ...... I. A. Scott. Liberty...... Pickena...... 15 7i. i + 1.2 1.20 u.O, 5 , 19 Jno T. Bongs. Little Mountain ...... Newberry...... 16 is. 4 - 1.0 n. 94 (1. I1 4 "4 'f 1.'; ' :: Dr. J. M. 8e.w. Newberry...... Newberry...... i 5 70.3 + 1.2 1.43 0. 0 9 16 5 ' 10 e. W. G. Peterson. Pelrer...... Anderson...... I 4 ...... I ...... i:.:: 3.80 ...... 1.90 IJ. fI 5 10 4I11;r. John M. Ward. Pinopolis...... Berkeley...... 18 ...... I ...... ,...... I ...... G.Miss 'r. E. Lewis. P. Ravcnel. Bt. George ...... Dorchester...... 21 in. 4 - II. 4 95 1 0.5 247' 25 5.35 1.31 i.an 11. n 111 Bt. Mattbews...... Calhoun ...... 21 il.S - 2.s 91 I "it GI 24 "4 3.li 1: 2.86 0. on 11. n 111 J. S. Wunnamaker. Sduda...... Snluds., ...... 7 79. n ...... 10!1 29, 55 ?' 34 3.97 ;...... 1 76 I). 0 111 .41vln Etherldge. Union I 15 0.5 11111 29 ' 50 23t I4.i7 I- 1.m 1.50 11.0 9 Jeter. Ssntuc ...... 77.0 - I 35 K. W. Smith Mllls...... Williamsburg...... 14 ...... I 5.06 I- 2.44 1.39 0. I1 9 W. G. Walkcr. Society €1111...... Darlington...... 1s --ii. 4 - 1.1 93 : ?!I j 5s 1.97 11. 0 I J. J. Lucua. Spartanburg...... I Hparttmbiirg...... 18 t1.R - I). R ini : "stl 57 2.47 0.0 11 F. P. Roblnson. Summervllle...... Dowhcstcr ...... 12 l!l. ; 11. (J 93 1R : A4 24 2% 0.54 + 1.3'5 1.S2 n. 0 211 Miss E. K. Ciadsden. Trenton ...... Ed~efield...... :I 10 IS. - - 1.7 11111 : 2St! GI 24 33 0.G + 2.W 2. xn 1i.n 9 C. A. Long. Trlal...... Berkrley ...... 53 in. n + 1.2 !I5 11t 5s "4 , 34 ' 1.9s - 5.90 n. r:i 11. n 12 Etsell Gaillnrd .; 1 IS 715. 4 + II. 1 9s 29' 1; 27 i YS 4.111 .- 2.19 0.91 11. II 1I1 N. L. Funt. ! 5 8% G' ...... 9i 1At rr5 24tr 2s 5.41... ! ...... 3. I5 0. 11 I J. A. Wsterberg. 20 is. 4 + n.? 9s 29 II 2Jt' :+4 5.33 !- (1.76 2.25 11.n 5 211 111 181. John W. Selgler. in 78. 21 - 11.3 1111) 29 57 41 I 311 3.2G I- 3.25 ... 11.11 1x 1 I se. E. R. Rlvers. 14 8. (I? - 0.3 90 14 G4 4.3s - 2.56 1.55 0. I1 9 2IJ 1 10 ...... J. G. Hutsun. . ^^ . ~ ^^ G ...... 1.54 n. 11 11 ...... I n. W. H.Calhoun. 17 77. fi - n.3 93 2St 59 2. Ill) 0. II S ...... Dr. J. 1'. Rowdoin. Albanv ...... Douuherty...... i ?40 24 83.4 + 1.5 99 17 69 n. II 111 ...... ne. Geo C. Brosnan. Allapaha ...... Rerrien ...... 293 21) m.5 + 3.1 nn f 67 n. 11 11 ...I...... s. L.Miss A. C:lndrsSmith. Lucas. Amerlcus ...... Bunitm ...... I 30'2 26 s1.n - (I. 1 95 17t 67 n. n 6 Athens...... Clarke...... 694 32 77. 8 + 11.6 96 29 ljl 11.1) 1; C. D. Cox. Atlanta ...... Fulton...... I 1.218 44 i7. 8 + 1.7 95 29 G4 11.1) 13 U. R. Westher Biireau. .4ugusta ...... Richniond ...... 180 43 in. S +09 95 29 65 11.11 10 U. 8. Weather Rurenu. Bainbrldpe ...... Deestur...... 119 17 XI. I li 15s 0.1) 13 Yrs. C. 0.Wimberley. Rarneavllle ...... Pike...... Si5 1 79.1 ...... 98 29 R'2 I!. 0 G Prof. J. R. kavell. Blakely...... Early...... 3rffl 18 SI. 2 + 8.3 3m 1s ~ lis 0. I) 5 Ralph M. Hobbs. Brunswlck ...... Clynn ...... 14 14 84.6' + 2.lj ' 103 21 , i0 Il.0 13 J. B. High. nutler ...... Taylor...... 030 ...... 0.lI 11 Mrs. Manile F. Wnllace. Camak ...... Warren ...... 113 16 I...is. ... " - 1.3 ' 9s 29 i li0 0. u 5. J. A.'Chapman. Canton ...... Cherokee...... 804 16 I ...... I ...... ~ ....i ...... I ...... J. M. McAfee. Carlton...... Madison ...... 557 ...... I ...... Is.Y:~' - 3.89 1.54 n. n Carrollton ...... Carroll ...... Clayton ...... Rahun ...... ,I. _..;' inn n.o Columbus ...... Miuleogee...... 262 11. n Covington ...... Newton ...... : 8On ...... I...... n. n Cuthbert ...... Randolph ...... ! 446 sI.6~+ 1.13 QS I ?!I Gi l1.II Dshlone 8 ...... Limpkin ...... I 1.519 75.2 + Ii.4 93 29 5.5 1i.n Dlamonf ...... Cllrner...... I 2.020 i3.0 1 - 11.2 89 127 51 n. 0 DOUR~...... Coffee...... SO:, 2 ...... I ...... ,...... I ...... _._. .... Dublln...... Lsurens...... 4j.2 15 ...... I ...... B.WP - 1.63 I 1.10 n. n Dudley ...... I Laurens ...... 7 s1.n: II.II 2G 30 1.1s - 3.73 ~ 0.53 0. (I Eaatman ...... I Dodge...... 361 1s s?.fi +1.2 24 811 x.43 + 3.49 I G 7i.Gh - 1.5 24t 3' 0. 1IJ + 4.52 IS 79.4 I + 0.1 23t. 34 3.34 - 2.52 I 9 77.5 I - 1.1) 3.33 - 1.79 I 18 I1 S1.4h ' + 0.3 2.05 - 3.20 ! 20 Forarth...... Momoe...... 735 27 81.0 + 1.1 8.32 - 2.42 I 4 .... ?S ~3.n - 0.3 $3 5.0s - 0.72 I 7 ..... Calneavllle ...... Hall...... ! 1.254 33 16.1 - 2.2 $2 5.50 I- 0.45 I 6;... Glllavllle...... Hall...... 1.052 19 (7.6 0.0 !IX 5.30 I- 0.09 I Ii 6 ?' 4 81.1 + n 1 9s 6.79: ...... ' 12 i 21 8 I1 7R.6 I + 1:4 inn 2.94 2. IS I" I ?a 5 3 Greensboro...... ,.I creene...... 595 7 II.8 +1.6 101 4.114 2.03 I !... Grlffin...... SImldlnn ...... i 975 20 78. 8 11. I1 99 3.29 I- 2.35 7 !.. Harrison ...... Washington ...... 245 11 78.6 -1.8 !I6 4.0s - 2.83 I1 27 1 3 Hartwell...... Hart...... R18 1 79.2 I ...... 111n 3.32 ...... 5 21; 3 Hawklnsville ...... Pulnski ...... 245 14 81.2 I + 0.9 9s 4.4n - 2. is 9 in 1: 3 Helena ...... Telfnir ...... I ?GO 2 81.5 : ...... !I7 2.7" ...... 13 2 13 lfi LnFayette...... Walker...... I Si1 3 71.R ...... 95 li. so ...... I 14 16 7 8 Llsbon ...... Llnroln ...... 3 811.0 ...... 102 2.26 ...... ~ 8 15 2 I4 Last Mountain...... Cohh...... 9 79.11 + II. 8 911 4.10 - Il.Y7 I 8 .... ne.n. A.B. J.N. DuBose.Mnyes. Louisville...... JeReraon...... I 259 17 80.5 + 0.3 ini 5.36 + U.0i 10 14 15 3 ..... J. C. Llttle. Lumbr City ...... Telfalr...... 1 ...... 4.93 ...... 13 ... e. Walter A. Hiltm. Lumpkln ...... Stewart...... 05n 10 S3.0 + 2.R I 1111 li 67 2.1s - 3.7i Ill 4 27 0 se. A. W. Lstimer. Maeon ...... Rihb ...... 3i0 32 80.0 + 1.b 95 20 I 63 2.29 - 1.95 in 14 11 d ne. U. 8. Weather Bureau. Manhalluille...... Maron...... 500 17 81.2' + 0.9 ' llHl 27t 81 3.28 - l.9G ' 13 10 15 6 w. E. C. Bryan. Maluy ...... Colqultt ...... 11 52.5 j + 1.3 I 'JS 17tl tis 3.90 - 2.62 I 13 I 15 11 5 sw. T. J. Hudson. Unauthenticated | Downloaded 09/23/21 10:04 AM UTC AUGUST,1909. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. 427 TABLE2.-t?limaMqicd dado for Auglcsl, IMQ. Diacrid No. 84ontinued. - - 1 Temperature. In degreea Fahrenheit. Preclpltatlon, in hhw. -. .... I. - - -. 1 8'-. 1 A 9. C' a Oba-. < - 'I gg 3 f i $1 "E 1. I \ 1 A00 e 31 b 1: i! d i a2 .I~,0 i: - - - -_ - e Gwwia-Cont'd. II I MUedgevllle...... Baldwln ...... 80. + 0.8 91 28 6: 25t 32 2.52 - 2.7! 1. b 0.0 221 2 t Be. +of. 0. Y. Cone. Mlllen ...... Jenklae ...... : 80. - 0.: 9I l6t 6 55 34 2.30 - 2.8: 0.5 0. m 86 ...... ne. L. Q. &Comb. Monbuma...... Macon ...... _...... 1.56 ...... 0. BI 0. m 7 ...... ne. b'. N. Drewry. Montiwllo ...... Jan r ...... I so. 1 + I.$ 9( 29 6: 25 33 5.00 - 0.41 1.5: 0.0 12 .. ..I...... Llar Maud C. Wnn. Morgan ...... Calgun ...... I SI.! + 0.s 91 28 6' 25t 27 2.20 - 3.a 1. M 0. m 10 26 2 I .... 1. J. Beak. Newnan ...... Coweta ...... 2 78. - 0.: 9; 29 61 25 31 11.44 + 6.1! 3. o( 0. a 13 ...... ne. h.I. J. Mllner. Oakdale ...... Fulton...... , ...... 16 18 + 1.31 1. I! 0. a 12 ...... ne. I.R. B. Whlttler. Polnt Peter...... Oglethorpe...... h 78. I + 0.: 91 29 5! 26 . 33 1186 I- 4.21 0.8. 0. a 3 17 , IC e. I. M. Wltaher. Poulan ...... Worth ...... 1 81. + 1.c 91 17 ti 0. I! 0. a 11 17 , 9 ; .... 3r. J. F. WILon. Putnam ...... Marion ...... 11 so. : - 1.: 101 27 6: 0.5! 0. a 3 ...... 8. drs. J. M. Collum. Qultman ...... Brooka ...... 2, 81. + 0.. 9; In 61 1.7: 0. a ... ne. L. B. Jones. Ramwy...... Murray...... 11 75. ! - 1.2 0i 29 61 1.5 0.0 7 IIW. >. E. Humphrem. Resaca...... Gordon...... II ...... , 1. 11 0.0 ... 88. 1. A. Norton. Rome...... Floyd...... 5: 78. + 0.2 9C 29 5; 1.81 0.0 ... e. y. M. Toners. St. Geortp ...... Charlton...... ohn Harris. St. e... Mary ...... Camden ...... E 81.( + 0.8 la: IS 71 3t 1.25 I 4.62 - 1.6i 1.41 0.0 12 I 7 17 7 ne. 7.)avid 8. Weather C. Sterlhg. Bureau. Savannah ...... Chatham ...... 51 so. i + 1.0 95 17 6I 25 22 8.34 + 0.84 2.71 0.0 14 9 la ia ne. Stateaboro...... Bullock 81.; 0.1 9; 17 8: 25 129 1.51 1.51 11 1 18 1 ...... + 4.66 - a. o 14 .... .C. Cromley. Talbotton Talbot 11 , il ...... 1r. W. T. Den& Tallapoosa ...... Haralaon ...... 1 78. I + 1.a 101 29 5( 1.3: 0.0 I( ... Be. 1. M. Strlckland. Thomasvllle ...... Thomas ...... 21 SI. I + 0.6 99 17 81 1. M 0.0 1# 7 e. 1.8. Weather Bureau. Toema...... Staphem...... 2s 74. I - 2.3 94 29 51 2. 91 0.0 I ... W. E. A. Newton. Valdwta ...... Lowndw ...... 83.1 + 1.1 101 17 6( 2. 01 0.0 ! ... W. dim Annle L. Tmltty. Yalona ...... McIntosh ...... I 83.1 - 0.8 98 1st I% 20 21 15.34 + 8.62 3.5f 0.0 I: 7 8W. .M. Atwood. Wsshlngbn ...... Wilkes ...... 2: 79. : + 0.3 101 29 6': 7t 33 2.76 - 2.6? 1.05 a. o 1 ...... ne. Ilss Ella B. Smlth. Wayaross ...... Ware ...... 2l 82. ( + 1.0 9s ;it St 26 5.31 - 0.88 0.9: n. o li ...... 8. %os. El-. Wayneaboro ...... Burke ...... II 7s. : - 0.8 01 23 24 3.61 - 2.18 0.N 0.0 1( ...... e. !"I. H. W. Blount. West Point ...... Troup ...... 2 79. - 0.3 97 17t 6: 36 32 2.91 - 2.45 0.7( 0.0 1: ...... ne. I. N. Dunn. Woodbury ...... Meriwether ...... I 78. f - 1.8 03 30 51 27 36 5.01 - 0.41 1.54 0.0 ( 12 8 11 ne. ;. A. Wrlght. Alabama. Alaga ...... Houston ...... IO! 1 ...... 1.86 ...... 1. IC 0. ( 1 12 10 9 e. amea L. WU. Annlston ...... Calhoun ...... 741 11 78. I + 2.4 97 29 s: 26 32 3.57 - 0.91 0.u 0. 1 1: 12 8 11 Be. 1.8. Weather Bureau. Ashville ...... 8t. Clair ...... 88: I( 80. c + 0.3 103 2s 51 26 41 2.33 - 1.9s 0. s( 0. 1 11 21 4 6 nw. bor5amea T. R. Anderaon. Cather. Auburn ...... Lee ...... 73: ac 8l.( + 2.4 101 29 62 26 33 4.07 - 0.75 1. li 0. 1 1 11 9 11 ne. Benton...... Lowndes...... 14 1 ...... 2.M ...... 0.74 0. ( 1 21 3 7 ne. . T. Pruitt. Bermuda ...... Coneouh ...... 3: 81.: + 1.6 100 17 BE i4t;3o 4.70 - 0.86 1.52 0. ( I 16 13 2 Be. I. J. Morrla. Blrmlngham JeBemon. 70( t ...... 2; so. + 2.1 9g 29 GE !7 30 1.15 - 3.33 0.78 0. t i 2 e. r. 8. Weather Bureau. Boligee ...... Greene ...... 11s ...... P. Brush. Calera ...... Shelby...... 5M. I ...... 3.80 ...... 1.4 0. c 3 e. %. Prlwtt. Camp HIIP...... Tallapoosa...... 73f I 80. I ...... 99 !6 34 2. 37 ...... 1.w 0. c 1 8 0 W. k.OB L.Lyman Daniel. Ward. Cedar Bluff...... Cherokee...... 594 1 ...... r...... 9.70 ...... 3. llc 0. c i 14 2 .... Cltmnelle...... Moblle...... 331 11 81.2 + 0.7 98 18 70 4t 27 4.70 - 1.69 1.23 0. c IS 11 6 8. Clanton ...... Chllton ...... 59( I( 81.0 + 1.7 in1 2s 60 !6t 35 1.67 - 2.31 0.75 n. c 5 9 1 21 e. Cordova...... Walker...... 334 I! 80. I + 1.2 99 17t 56 !6 42 3.30 - 1.28 0.90 0. C I I8 9 4 8. Cullman ...... Cullman ...... 80: 79. m ...... 07 27t 57 1.23 ...... 0.31 0. c 17 12 2 e. Dadeville...... Tallanoosa ...... 7BI 4 ...... 4.83 ...... 4. ia 0. 1 ; 16 9 6 W. Daphnes ...... Baldwln ...... 16 81.1 + 0.3 100 18 70 8.07 - 0.15 2.50 0. E 12 18 3 10 SW. Demopolis...... Marengo ...... Ii ...... 1.50 - 2.66 0.5a 0. E 3 24 4 3 8W. leorgeE Pe -&I Double Sprlngs...... Wlnston ...... lharlea D. &d&. Eufaula ...... Barbour ...... 2M. 79.1 - n.9 94 29 65 2. IO 3.53 0.51 0. G 11 17 9 5 ne. k. J. B. Whltloak. Evergreen ...... Conwuh ...... 285 E 81.8 + 1.7 iai 18 6s 4.71 - 0.29 1.75 0. a 8 16 2 13 n. .obert L. Whlbomb. Fayetta' ...... Fayette ...... 359 81.6 ...... 101 17 60 0.02 ...... 0.33 0. a 4 11 15 5 .... 1. V. Bum. Flomaton...... Escambla...... 91 7 82.9 + 2.3 10s 18 66 5.25 - 1.91 2.20 0. a 11 9 11 11 8. I. J. Fartls. Fort Depdt...... Lowndes...... 52C 35 81.4 + 1.4 99 IS 61 6.44 + 2.39 3.29 0. a 9 23 0 8 n. , L. Parlsh. Gadaden...... Etowah...... 621 I5 79.8 + 0.8 98 ?St 60 5.24 + 1.25 1.26 0.0 1 13 4 14 1. P. Goodhue. Qoodwaterb...... Coma ...... 828 33 79.5 - 0.7 98 39 50 3.96 - 1.36 1.98 0. a 5 26 0 6 SW. 1.8.Bmwn. Greensboro...... Hale ...... 2% 10 82.0 + 2.5 9s 28 68 3.19 - 1.53 1.47 0. a 11 19 5 7 8. r. E. W . Yerby. Greenvllle...... Butler...... 444 E ...... 1.39 ...... 0.43 0. a 8 23 0 8 Be. .M. Lewb. Hamlltonb...... Marlon ...... 13 82.8 + 3.1 104 27t Bo 0.68 - 3.28 0.36 0. a 2 31 0 0 n. rof. H. 0. Sargent. Highland Home...... Crenshaw...... I7 81.2 + 1.7 9s 17 61 2.67 - 2.37 1.10 0. a 7 17 9 5 8. rof. Samuel Jordan. Llvlngston...... Sumter ...... ltX !5 81.8 + 1.2 96 17t 60 2.96 - 1.M 1.10 0. a 8 26 0 5 e. .ob& L. King. Lock No 4 ...... Talladega...... 510 12 80.4 + 0.7 101 18 59 2.19 - 2.16 1.03 0. a 7 25 2 4 e. '. 8. Englneem. Lucy ...... Houston ...... 4 81.8 ...... 08 5t 65 3.57 ...... 1.10 0.0 13 6 22 3 .... .L. crosby. Maple Grove...... Cherokee...... 18 79.8 + 0.9 iai ?9 59 3.98 - 0.35 1.45 0.0 8 14 17 0 nw. h. A. L. Awbrey. Mentone...... De Kalb ...... 1,595 a ...... I .., .... . Mallon. Mllstead...... Macon...... 8 ...... 3.54 ...... 1.54 0.0 10 18 9 4 e. vie Oswdt. Mob& ...... Mobile ...... 57 17 B2. 6 + 2.9 101 IS 71 5.63 - 1.18 1.92 0.0 17 8 16 7 ne. .8. Weather Bureau. Montgomery ...... Montgomery ...... 223 17 81.6 + 1.9 98 17 66 3.17 - 1.07 2.08 0.0 6 13 10 8 ne. 8. Weather Bureau. Newbern...... Hale...... 18 83.2 + 1.7 103 ?9 65 3.79 - 0.56 1.75 0.0 10 10 18 3 8. i. J. Hup Oneonta...... Blount...... 857 15 Bo. 9 + 3.4 96 29 57 6.32 + 1.22 3.46 0.0 15 14 8 9 e. quills J. -etahum. Opelika ...... Lee ...... 817 ia 79.6 + 0.4 94 !7t 65 3.36 - 1.17 1.35 0.0 6 18 7 6 e. . H. Read. Jr. Ozark ...... Dale ...... 400 7 81.2 ...... 96 17t 67 4.28 ...... I. w) 0.0 13 17 8 6 SW. :lea Lucy 8ellen. Prattvilleb...... Autauga...... 381 9 51.2 ...... 100 38 62 1.52 ...... 1.52 0.0 5 18 10 3 e. M. B. Bell. Puahmataha ...... Choctaw ...... I8 B2.8 + 2.2 108 18 62 1.54 - 3.27 1.58 0.0 12 15 9 7 ne. . A. Cam. Selma ...... Dallan ...... 147 !9 52.1 + 1.1 1e2 28 63 2.95 - 1.52 1.36 0.0 11 20 7 4 W. harlw F. Bridn. Sprln Hlll...... Moblle ...... 312 5 52. a ...... 102 18 70 6.80 ...... 2.80 0.0 12 17 6 8 ne. ev. J. B. Franckb.~. Tallabga ...... Talladega ...... 554 9 78.7 - 0.9 99 st' 59 4.13 - 0.69 I. 50 0.0 7 16 9 6 8. oss Bartholomew. Tall-...... Elmore ...... 8 ...... , ...... 2.66 - 2.22 1.79 0.0 10 20 3 8 ne. .0. A. Fonter.Noble. ThomasW...... Clarke ...... 385 8 31.2 +.o:i. 103 17 66 2.22 - 2.97 1.82 0.0 6 I8 4 9 W. Troy ...... pike ...... 552 1 30.0 ...... 07 !S 67 5.65 ...... L. 82 0.0 13 0 e. . 8. Tut.rriler. Tusealoosa...... Tuscaloosa...... 230 !8 32.9 + 2.3 102 17 65 at 33 3.88 + 0.05 L. 75 0.0 8 8 8. '. 8. wymsn. Tuakem ...... Macon ...... 9 33.0 ...... 101 !St 67 6 31 2.93 ...... I. 67 0.0 8 2 e. rof. Geo. w. cunn. Unlon&prings ...... Bullock ...... 216 !2 31.4 + 0.7 95 !8t 69 St 26 4.65 - 0.31 !. 65 0.0 6 1 e. . L. Conan. Unlontown...... Perry...... 273 I 31.0 + 0.3 99 17t 65 6t 34 4.77 + 0.28 !. 57 0.0 8 16 Be. . D. Sta- VJley Head...... De Kalb...... 1,031 I4 ...... , ...... It. E. P. Nlchalson. Vlenna...... Plckem...... 590 4 ...... 'hi ...... I ...... L. Boone. Wetumpka...... Elmore ...... 205 7 32. 0 + 0.6 I00 '35 1.80 - 3.33 1.57 0.- 4 23, 0 8 e. .8. Englmma. Fknida. ist ii. i Apalnchlwla...... I Franklin...... I 24 5 32. 1 + 0.8 99 L7 I 72 6t 17 4.58 I- 4.71 I. 78 0.0 6 7 m. .A. Whltdde. Arasdta...... I DeSoto...... ~~ ..~. _I 61 8 a. 8 94 It 69 2t 24 l.75 2.15 I. 14 0.0 13 15 8 8 0. -8.Bushaell. Archer ...... Alarhua ...... Q2 u 32.3 +'0:8' 97 18 69 2 24 9.91 + 2.48 1. w) 0.0 17 5 23 3 .... Avon Park ...... DeSoto...... 150 1 31.6 - 0.2 96 1 70 3 25 13.91 + 6.95 i. 03 0.0 31 8914 m. :2 T2rr? Bartow ...... Polk ...... 115 3 32.4 + 0.5 97 70 It 26 14.38 + 6.74 I. 62 0.0 31 9 17 5 m. m. Hood. Blountutown Calhoun 2 12.3 ...... LOO F 69 9 2514.35 ...... I. 08 0.0 6 6 23 2 .... I L. Hobk Bonlf ay...... Holmen ...... 111 8 33.2 +'i3' 99 17 65 1 31 4 26 - 0.55 1.50 0.0 5 17 1 13 I. m. Rush. Brook~vllle...... I Hernando...... I I26 7 32.8 + 2.0 95 It 71 3t 23 8:95 - 0.38 1.86 0.0 I1 3 W. , c. Peck. Carrabelle...... Franklin ...... 10 3 32.3 + 1.0 97 17 71 I. 62 0.0 6 ...... J. BlomquLt. 44-2 Unauthenticated | Downloaded 09/23/21 10:04 AM UTC 4P8 MONTHLY WE4THER REVIEW. AUGUST, 1909 TABLEI.-Cli~tnatological dala .for Aicaitst, 1909. District No. $-Continued. _._. N*( Stations. Counties. -El nZ iz 0 P i4 0 I Florida-Cont'd. i Cedar Keys...... Levy...... 10 12 ~ RS.9 ?3t' 18 3.iO 5.01 i.on 0.0 13 e. J. B. Lutterloh. Clermont I - , ...I ...... ! Lake...... I 10.5 16 ' g2.U 31 55 8.89 + 1.20 1.15 2 e. S. S. Feder. DePiinlak Sprlngs...... Walton...... I 191 I4 $2.8 111 ?d 0.8s 8- 0.0s 2. 15 9ole. sw. R. W. Storm. -Land...... : yolusla...... 67 13: till.lJ 2d 21 11.84 i ...... 2. 05 0. B. Webster. 6uatls ...... Lake ...... 56 17 ! 83.11 ?S 23 8.118 + 1.5 2. 17 0.0 16 ' 16 15 3 ne. C. T. Smlth. Federal Point ...... : Putnam ...... 5 17 I 91.6 2s . 28 8.68 + 1.47 2.92 0. n 18 , 9 I9 3 e. E. 8. Hubbard. Fenholloway...... Taylor...... 75 3 : x?.S 19 27 1.75 ...... 0.55 0.0 e...... J. Wlgplcsworth. 2 I "2 Fcrnandlna ...... I Nassau ...... : 10 12 81.8 3.UP :- 2.23 1. Ofi 0.0 If 18 G W. B. C. Duryec. Flamlnao...... ! Monruc...... I 4 7 ...... !...... 8 ...... E. R. Bradley. Fort Meade...... i EAk;...... ! 125 17 91.4 . + n.2 ' 05 1 ! Gi 1 28 ;E94 !+'i:Si'1.97 n. n 20 in, 9 G. L. Brodrick. Fort Myers...... 12 li 10.4 ' - n.9 0'3 6 : 71 ?lit#IS 14.59 i+ 6.12 2. 611 0.0 I4 16 11) M. M. Gardner. Fort Pierce...... I St. Luck...... I 6 8 $1.8, - 0.1 ' 9% I!? I il I 4 i 29 0.25 + 0.25 1.23 0. II 17 9 : 1s 7 I se. R. L. Goodwin. Gainesvllle...... Alachua...... ' 1io 53." ~ _..81.7 + 0.5 : 9" !9 ' TI! %.: 41 ' i.!! !.!D 0. s5 II. 0 18 11i 5 10 i.. ... J. P. H. Bell. Graamere ...... Orange ...... 1is 1.50 0. I) 21 "'2 9 0 ..... Hllllard...... Nassau...... 69 i.nn 0.0 1% 161 9 6 !_.... Huntington ...... ~ Putnani...... 51; ...... Hvnoluxo...... Palm Bearh...... 4 1.38 n. n 20 10 j 15 6.1 se. Inverness ...... Citrus ...... 43 2.52 0.0 16 0 27 4 I ne. Jacksonville ...... Dural ...... 101 1.20 0.0 19 7 j 10 5 sw. . Jasper ...... Ihmilton...... 15:! 1.m n. o 5 .. .I ne. G. W. Duncan. Johnstown ...... Bmdfnrd ...... 125 1.62 n. o 15 ...... A. M. C. Brasch. Jupiter ...... I Palm Beach ...... 34 21 Kli + 1.19 I).0 90 "p U. 5. Weather Bureau. Key West ...... I Morrrw...... I 14 3s ~~ ~~ .~ -. 1s 8.56 !+ 3:a 1. *2 0.0 2n 16 J.U. A.S. Slmpson.Wcather Bureau. Bisslmee...... Owola...... : A5 17 81.4 - 1I.S 94 ?t io !,ti 23 9.53 '+ 2.35 2.119 0.0 1s 7 21 Lake City ...... Columbia...... 21n 50 i $1.7 + 0.4 !1i, lit GS' li ~ 24 7.23 ,+ 1.49 1.70 0.0 11 G 17 W. B. Knight. Llve Oak ...... i Suwanee...... in9 s ...... D. 0. Henry. Maeclenny ...... naker...... 125 1:s s1.w - 1.n 9il' fish 29 25 6.96 + 0.26 3. no n. o in Griffins Bros. Co. Madison ...... Madison ...... 2110 6 I S?. a fI.II 98 i 7 711 24 24 5.W 1- 1.90 i.sn 0.0 16 E. J. Vann. Malnhar ...... Brevnrtl ...... 24 8' 88.11 +1.11 mi 19 711 It 26 6.04 ,+ 1.16 1.13 n. n ..1s Manatec ...... Manom ...... Y 17 x?.2 + 0.6 93 It 6t 21 11.81 ,+ 2.18 5.74 n. o 17 Marianna...... Jackson...... so 9 S?.fi", + 1.5 100'. 2IJ : 29 , 29 3.Y7 1.38 0.0 8 ...... I ...... Merritt's Island...... Rrevnrd...... 2n 30 8'2.0 ! + 0.1 86 is 4t 21) 6.38 li::;; 5.11 0. u io 13 s in e. Mlanii ...... Dade...... 5 18 : x'2.5 ~ + 11.1 96 ltI 72 21 I 22 9.44 + 2.12 2.0' 0.0 15 12 I4 I 5 se. Middleburg.. I 0 ti s2.w 1.4 28 I I ...... + 99 1:t' 07 58 6.71 I+ 0.59 1.60 0.0 11 ...... Molino ...... 49 Y 81.8,+1.1 111" IS 6s 4t 2s 0.69 - 0.86 1.35 0.0 10 21 G 4 s. Montlcello...... Jefferson...... 2117 05 li i ill It, 21 5.00 I- 1.44 2.1s 0.0 5!16 12131s. Mt. Pleasant...... ' Garlsden ...... Newport...... ~ .... 80.2 - 0.5 08 lit. - 0.74 1.35 n. n New Smyrna...... 9 s2.n I + 2.0 9s li , + 4.11 3.1s I).II Oca ...... I !IS SP.6 + 1.4 ! os 17 ' + ?.IS 2. ns o. n Ora ...... 39 N4. 1 + 2.1 111'2 li - 0.11 2.83 0.0 Orlando ...... l Ill Sl.6 -11.5 94 ' IIt + 0.98 3.23 n. n Jam& Thomson. Pensacola...... I Eseamhia...... I49 SI. 1 + n. I 97 17 !+ 4.61 2.99 (1. n U. S. Weather Bureau. Plant City ...... ! 121 SI.4 + 0. I 85 I '+ 2.00 4. no (1. I1 E. B. Trask. Rockled@...... 2s 91.8 ...... 93 l!lt ...... I. IN 0. IJ J. H. White. Rockwell. :...... i hlarion...... 111 $?.:s* + 11.5 95' - 3.45 ...... Dunellon Phos. Co. St. Andrew ...... I Huntington...... I4 82.8 + 1.0 !I7 i? It 21) 4.93 i- 3,s 1. i6 0.0 W. W. A. Emmons. 8t. Augustine...... Rt. Johns...... in R1.G + 1. I 97 6ti 21 23 5.77 1.30 0.0 ue. J. R. Palmer. Sand Ley ...... Monroe...... 46 81.3 -1.2 91 70 9R 211 8.67 17 0. 89 0. n 19 3 18 IO e. . U. S. Weather Bureau. St. Leo ...... PWO...... 1411 81.4 - 0.4 94 io It 23 7.33 I- 2.86 1.59 n. o sn 4 I 19 s e. G. Schnelder. Sataum ...... Putnam ...... 98 81.2 ...... 97 6% 28 26 6.37 ...... 1.13 0.0 19 2 I 27 2 se. Switzerland...... i fit. Johns ...... 10 ~0.6:~+ n.a 95: + 1.35 2.23 0.0 IS '_...I...... Tallahwee ...... i Leon...... 192 sn.8 + 0.1 91; - 1.38 1.75 0.0 14 13 11 7 8. Tampa...... Hlllsboro...... i9 81.4 , + 1.4 93 + 4.42 3.74 0.0 23 4 I 17 in ne. Tarpon Sprlngs...... I Hlllshoro...... 2n 82.0 + 0.9 94 + 0.2s 2.37 0.0 11 13 11 7 W. Tltusville...... Bmvnrd...... 6 83.6 + 2.8 90 + Zfil 1.41 0. n 18 4 14 I 13 e. Wausau...... Ws9hlngt.on...... 25n 83.6 + 2.0 103 - 3.94 1.10 0.0 6112 1810 S. C. Jones.. Y isaissippi. i, Aberdeen...... Monroe...... I ?in R1.S +?..I1n.? 2s ~ 61 Si ~ 39 0.61 1- 3.32 n. 34 0.0 2/10 SI 4 S. L. D. Codlfey Jr. Ok ti bhc ha...... ' $24 tX.2 +1.i In2 2s 66 27 ~ 33 1.87 !- 2.18 0.81 0.0 3 i 12 17 I I1 S. Prof. W. R. PGrkins. Hnnrork...... ! 29 s2.n + n.4 17t in I ' 23 13.58 ;+ 0.40 4. on 0.0 12 : I8 5 8 SI?. MissBrother M. JosleStanlslaua. Pope. Harrison...... ! 24 SR.11 fl.3 16 15 "4 29 ll.fi5 ,+ 4.81 2.97 0.0 15 ' 211 4 I 7 se. Booneville ...... Prentid...... 5114 811.2 +1.11: 1;t liU "2 33 1.3s - 1.89 0.10 0. n 7 15,16!0 Be. Dr. D. T. Prlce. Brookhaven...... 1,incoln...... ann 82.6 + 1.4 i IS GX 1 31 1.34 + 1.08 1.41 n. o 10 16 ' 5 10 e. W. J. Bee. Columbia...... : Maroon...... i 1nn ...... 3.911 + 0.24 1.48 0.0 11 17 j 5 9 Be. N. R. Drumrnond. Columbns ...... i Lowndes...... 2 jfl 8'2.8, 1.2 in3 4.40 101 5 ne. J. B. Love. Crystrl Sprlngs...... I + 63 27 : 38 - n.lJ6 1.50 0.0 7 7 Copiah...... 468 81.9 I + 1.0 l(I4 1s 69 ~ lt 29 1.67 I- d. (18 0.3s 0.0 8 21 ~ 10 0 ..... D. H. Miller. I Edlnburg...... I 1.eake...... 11)s" IN ...... I .... i .... 3.84 2.00 0.0 6 I 14 ~ 13 3 8. J. Y. Blocker. ...I l:'i;iS' Enterprlse... Clarke.. 243 .....I ~ J. B. Thompson...... i ...... 2,:s I 1.W2 0.0 37' I.ii.,..i ..... Pulton...... : Itan~amba...... I .._.0.60 0.32 0.0 10 n. A. L. Summers. Hattleshurg...... Forest ...... ! 154 16 R1.4 i + 1.2 I 105 18 6G : 30 4.8s 4.00 0.0 3.11. 0 15 8. T. C. Spence. Haslehurst...... Copinh...... ~ 41n 19 $2.5 ~ + 1.7 10A 18 i GS ~ 34 i 3.33 I. 85 0.0 I1 ~ 10 4 8 e. J. D. Cranberry. Jackson...... Hinds ...... I 2sn ?? s3.n I + 2.2 ins is i 67 ' 33 2.42 0.45 0.0 14 I 13 0 9 8. Frank J. Heintx. Lake...... Scott ...... I 416 21 811.0 ' + 1.7 It3 30 5.80 2.45 0.0 9.12 8 11 nw. J. A. Freeman. Lake Como ...... Jasper ...... I...... fi ~ 81.2 ! + n.1 64 31 0.84 0.30 0.0 5 i 11 18 2 e. C. Thlmen. Laurel...... Jones ...... I 24 I 5 89.0 i + 1.0 AS 30 1.90 I - 2.05 0.52 0.0 8121 9 1 ne. Thos. W. Flynt. Leakesvllle ...... Greene...... 15 S?.SCI + 1.9 68* 29. 3.76 2.31 1.55 0.0 6118 3 7 ..... Dr. Samuel Pool. Louisville...... Winston...... 501 20 81.9 ' + 2.4 63 35 0.77 I: 4.no 0.33 0.0 ..... B. T. Webater. Macon ...... ~ Noxuhee...... i": 195 21 S2.4 +1.a R? 37 2.05 I- 1.86 n. 78 I). 0 j'iS':"s 7 se. Finis E. Carleton. McNeill...... Pearl River ...... 231) 6 I 81.5 0.n 19 28 7.42 :+ 0.84 1.15 0. n 14 ' 14 I 12 5 8W. Prof. E. B. Ferris. Magnolia...... Pike...... 415 18 81.8 + n.4 : 17 , 29 5.20 - 1.24 1.48 0. n 14 12 I 13 0 Be. Miss Ruby V. Roberta. Merldlan...... Laiidcrdale ...... 3i5 19 , sn.ti I + 2.3 I 30 0.96 - 2.59 0.41 0.0 7 13 , 16 2 ne. U. 8. Weather Bureau. Merrlll...... I Gmnc...... I 71 4 ...... %".I n6 .... 5.3s - 0.44 1.94 0.0 11 151 8 8 ne. L. C. Helms. Mnntiwllo ...... I Lanwnce...... ! 209 2 ~2.n ins . ix ~ a4 2.81 I ...... n. 05 0. n 13 13 ! 14 4 ue. Dr. G. A. Teunisson. Okolona.. lj.j ! ...... I Chlckasaw...... 311 21 ~2.7i'+'i.'i' ins , 2s , 37 , n.40 n. 3n 0.0 2 ?O 3 8 8. D. H. Shell. Pascagoula...... I Jackson...... 15 ...I S2.n...... 9s I is io 26 I i.73 I: .?3, 3.1n II. 0 10 6 14 11 8W. Tom Swartwout. Pearlington...... Hancoek...... 10 21 ~ 81.6 + 0.9 I in3 I 1s 69 26 ~ 7.0s + 0.20 3.56 0.0 10 15 10 6 Be. Miss Annette Koch. Portervllle...... i Icemper ...... !...... I...... ::::I :...'.._._...... W. G. Sanders. Shubuta...... I Clarke...... 2ni 4 ...... _I 1.81 - ?.OR 11. so 0. I1 8 ...... Geo. A. Floyd. Wayneshoro...... Wayne...... 191 0.64 0.0 7 io 5 , ii, n. R. 8. Burke. Woodland...... C hie kassw ...... 0.94 0.0 2 ...... Tallahatehle Draln. Corn. Ihsiana. St. Tammany ! Pearl River ...... 8.83 ...... 1.SO 0.0 12 19i 41 8 W. Geo. F. Bancks...... _ I ...... -- Unauthenticated | Downloaded 09/23/21 10:04 AM UTC AUGUST,1000. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. 429 TABLEZ.--Dai& pm'pildion for August, 1600. Dislriel No. 8. South Allanlie and east Gulf State#. Unauthenticated | Downloaded 09/23/21 10:04 AM UTC 430 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. AUGUST,1909 Unauthenticated | Downloaded 09/23/21 10:04 AM UTC AUGUST,1909. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. 431 TABLE2.-Daily precipitation {or Ailgust, 1909. Dislrid No. %-Continued. ~ Day of month. 1 Unauthenticated | Downloaded 09/23/21 10:04 AM UTC TABLEP.-Daily precipitation for August, 1909. District No. $?-Continued. Day of month. I I :.A Stations. Rlver basins. ! 11 13 i 3 14 15 i 6 17 18 I9~lO'11~13~13~14~l5~16~17/18~l9~aOl3l~~~~Z3~~4~Z5~~6,~7 II'I -- Alubadont'd. Fqyette ...... Tomblgbee ...... Flomaton ...... Emcambla ...... Fort Deposltllll ...... do...... Gadsdenllll ...... Coosa ...... Goodwater1 I ...... do...... Greensboro I...... Black Warrlor ...... areenvillelllI' ...... Escambla...... Hamilton...... Tomblgbee ...... Hlghland Home...... Escambla...... Uvin ton I...... Tomblgbee ...... Lock 041I\/ ...... Cma...... Lucy ...... Chattahoochw ...... Maple Grove...... Coosa...... kksi/1...... do...... Tallapoosa...... Mobile ...... Coast ...... Montgomery ...... Alabama ...... Newbern ...... Black Warrlor...... Oneonta...... do...... Opellkallll...... Tallapoosa ...... Oiarklll ...... Coast ...... Prattvl le ...... Alabama ...... Pushmataha ...... Tombigbee ...... &lmallyilii ...... Alabama ...... Sprin ...... Coast ...... TallAega ...... Coosa ...... Tallsaeeell ...... Tallapoosa ...... ThomasvlkeIIII...... Tomblgbee ...... Troy...... Eaeambla...... Tuwaloosallll ...... Black Warrior ...... Tuakegee ...... Tallapoosa ...... Unlon Springsllll., ...... do...... Unlontown...... Black Warrior...... Valley Head ...... Coosa...... Vlennalll ...... Tomblgbee...... Wetumpl*ll!l ...... Coosa ...... Ms6mwippi. Aberdeen1111 ...... Tomblgbee ...... Agricultural College...... do...... Bay St. Louis ...... Cosst ...... Blloxl...... do...... Booneville ...... Tomblgbee ...... Brookhavenllll...... Pearl...... Columblal I ...... do...... Columbusllll ...... Tombigbee...... palSprlngsllll ...... Pearl ...... Inburg...... do...... Enterprlmllll...... Chlckssawhay ...... Fulton ...... Tomblgbee ...... Hattieabur I1 ...... Leaf ...... HlulehurstfH ...... Pearl...... Jackson ...... do...... Idel&...... do...... Lake omo ...... Leaf ...... Laurel...... do...... Leakeavlllellll...... Chlckssawhay ...... Loujsvllle...... Pearl ...... irac;/vI...... Tomblgbea...... Pearl...... Magnolia...... do...... Meridian ...... Chlckasawhay ...... Merrillll ...... Paacagoula...... Montlceko...... Pearl ...... !kI~;l!~...... Tomblgbee...... Mlsslaslppl Sound .... Pearlington...... Pearl ...... Pmterville...... Tombigbee...... Shubutallll ...... Chicknsawhay ...... Waynesborollll ...... do...... Woodland...... Tombigbee ...... Louwiana. Pearl RLver ...... Pearl...... 'Pmclpltatlon included ln that of the nest mensurement. *'Temperature extremes are from observed readings of the dry-bulb: means are c0mpuw.d from observed readings. t Also on other dates. Unauthenticated | Downloaded 09/23/21 10:04 AM UTC AUGUST, 1909. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. 433 TABLE3.-Maxim1cm and miniinitm temperatures at sdected stations, Augtd, 1909. District No. 2: Sorith Atlantic and east GuV States. ~-. . __ I Virginia. I North Carolina. _ .. Kln. KSS Mln Max. I Min. Max. Min. Max. Min. I Max. I Min. Max. Min. Max. Min. - - - I, ~. I!. 68 83 69 67 74 68 61 73 66 S5 iS 4... 7s 80 73 68 S4 72 ti5 ill b... 86 66 83 65 SI ti3 , iu B... 87 64 82 67 !HI 67 ti5 ' 73 71 86 73 7... 86 68 84 69 SI 6s ' MI 7'2 72 84 75 8... 89 66 85 71 85 ti9 S4 73 9... 95 70 NI 70 B2 63 S5 i4 !Ill I ill I 83 75 10 ... 89 67 87 72 96 io ~ ss 78 HI i? 89 74 I1 ... 79 64 75 67 87 ti9 12 ... 68 62 75 66 80 i? 62 79 BY SS 73 68 76 8?( 77 7'2 65 77 68 84 73 I6 ... 90 88 93 ill 86 68 88 I GS S0 72 il 17 ... 83 66 79 71 SI 65 ' 83 ti4 i? 75 18 ... 83 63 82 66 84 65 I 84 j 83 tis n; 78 19 ... 85 64 82 ill 84 w , 59 7" I6 71 m... 88 65 8.3 69 88 8s 59 7" 6.5 76 21 ... so 60 78 70 so 65 81 59 i4 'JII Ai 615 86 76 53 76 66 MI 5s MI 511 Ij!l g.2 6.i AI I1 i3 50 nil 80 S4 58 81 I 4s AS xi 54 I31 82 74 54 86 01 80 84 I 49 li!l XX 5i 5s 83 72 25 .... Y3 I 86 65 89 SO 51 ti5 x7 59 62 M 73 I 28 ... 91 61 9n 67 93 63 94 HI 65 86 71 I SO i4 37... 95 67 86 71 92 73 I 02 64 i1 w 73 j (HI 75 A,.. 95 67 88 68 89 70 ~ 04 66 il sx 71 87 i5 29 ... 93 66 91 69 95 68 99 66 711 86 72 85 75 XI... so 63 77 07 80 I w 69 84 72 31 ... B2 61 78 66 84 61 77 69 78 i2 ~ Mns 83.8 13.4 $1.5 07.7 I~ 83.4 i5.2 84.0 01.5 53.9 I Bt.2 I i1.5 I R7.S 65.7 s4.3 10.0 S4.2 e?. 1 S7.8 64 3 S5.3 , 70.3 86.3 I. 14.1 - - _.... ~. Ill,...... I : .-L- South Carolinn. Georgia...... - ...... I .. 3 r d. ill ... .- - .- I . ._ tax. Min. Uas. Min. I Max Min. Max. : Min. Miir. j Mar. ' Min. Max.! Mia. : Max. Min - - - I ...... II 'I 1...192 73 93 74 91 73 ...... 93 74 ?... 87 71 95 75 92 72 :HI ...... $13 z.!I- 72 3... 79 69 86 7n 89 lis I s2 Gi W i4 72 4... 85 67 87 68 85 GS ~ S1 il 71 5... 83 71 SI 70 82 ljli I r;9 72 75 I I 6...1S9 FL 87 74 86 6'3 Si O!I 4!l AS i !I5 -.>I- 74 7.. .I 83 69 86 70 83 711 , R5 li!l , si lis 93 iX 73 8,,,l SIJ 70 ss 70 I" ill ' SI ill s:i lib $1 73 74 9... LWI 68 92 711 87 65 Si it' si liti S4 i3 71 10 ... 94 70 91 71 u:! ill !HI G!l !I1 ti:< 92 ".,,- 73 11 ...I 91 i4 90 75 92 i8 sti ill 92 ;I !L? m !I6 i3 74 12 ... 58 74 rin ' 711 87 71 st; 74 !Hi il S!l 71 !I6 , 75 74 13 ...I 92 74 93 75 88 il si i5 !I? ill !I$ ill ~ !I7 , 75 71 14 .... 92 73 82 74 85 52 I SS i? !I3 72 S9 II ~ 92 I in 75 15 ...i 71 88 72 86 i3 xi i5 s9 ill !L? il I YB i i4 73 I 16 ...' 91 74 94 74 90 76 s7 73 95 i? 111 74 ~ 97 I 74 $5 i4 !V? 74 17 ... 9:s 72 92 52 91 71 ~ S9 ill !II 71 ...... 9!1 i is !I1 73 94 i4 18 ... 93 il 91 71 !HI 67 sti il !E i? I...... os i it; si lis !I1 iS 1Y ...a71 89 711 s7 li9 SS ti7 SCI ti!l SI; li? , !%ij ili Si ill !I11 78 %I... I1 69 89 il ti; At; Si lii !I3 ti9 S!l I14 , $14 I ii ss lib !I1 ill ?I ... 92 66 S9 711 05 S9 tis i6 23 ...: $4 67 $6 07 (ill S5 lis 74 ?3..: lc5 03 x7 63 5s SI; li!l 71 x..;85 6n ss 83 I?? !HI 5s 71 I 25 ..., RM 03 88 63 li4 !I3 011 89 26 ...I 94 BB 95 71 !I11 59 9s 72 27.. .I 95 73 98 73 95 . ill 04 ~ 85 !ti 12 28 ...! 95 68 92 fig !I5 I 65 !I 75 29 ... !gs 73 92 in 69 i 1i1l :! 6i 10 73 30 94 i i ...;a66 88 68 ti7 I X!I 6s 71) 94 73 31 85 69 84 69 ...I 69 ~ OS _.._.67: !I1 71 I 83 I Yns 88.9 I 69.3 59.0 70.5 87.1 72.0 183.4' 6G.R 90.2 68.4 185.8 G9.1 I' ..'9'1 0 6S.3 73.3 , I! ._ -- -- ...... Unauthenticated | Downloaded 09/23/21 10:04 AM UTC 434 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. AUGUST,1909 TABL~3.-Ma.rimum and minimum temperatwss at se2edsd stdwns, August, 1008. District No. #-Continued. ! Georda. Alabama. Florlda. i- i- - - ... - _- - __ __ ..... _- .- - -- - .... ILln. fax. Mln. 18% lax. Yin. Iax. fin. fax. Idin. fax Mln. hX. dln. Uln. Max. din. dax, din. tax. U1n. fax I ------_------70 92 73 89 71 89 73 91 69 81 70 87 71 89 72 91 73 91 69 96 74 90 71 69 93 69 83 73 86 73 85 71 86 71 84 75 86 74 95 73 90 69 94 72 92 71 71 95 72 83 70 82 71 90 72 83 71 87 76 83 73 87 73 83 69 90 75 93 74 69 93 69 85 69 87 72 93 68 89 88 90 75 93 71 93 73 92 69 84 74 90 73 b.. . 93 69 96 71 83 70 87 69 92 71 86 69 90 76 90 73 94 73 95 69 90 74 90 72 6... 88 71 93 73 90 70 91 67 93 70 84 70 92 74 88 70 92 72 91 69 92 73 92 74 91 73 7. .. se 72 91 73 83 68 82 70 90 70 84 69 85 70 84 74 88 70 91 70 87 70 90 74 90 74 89 74 E... Oa 74 88 73 84 72 83 70 85 70 82 72 85 70 90 74 86 71 87 72 85 70 88 74 91 74 88 75 O... 89 72 85 73 83 71 86 71 84 72 86 70 80 71 84 74 84 73 $9 70 86 71 88 73 90 72 89 74 10 ... 83 72 91 72 89 70 89 67 85 71 89 70 85 69 80 74 89 71 91 70 87 70 92 74 89 75 11 ... 9a 70 95 72 93 70 92 69 89 70 89 71 88 69 81 74 92 74 93 72 90 73 94 73 90 72 la. .. 90 73 93 75 92 75 88 72 90 70 88 71 88 71 84 74 89 73 94 74 89 72 91 73 92 74 13. .. 93 72 96 73 91 74 91 71 94 69 90 72 s9 72 89 74 92 74 95 72 92 73 90 73 92 73 14 ... 94 72 88 73 94 74 92 71 93 73 93 74 92 74 92 77 94 76 97 75 93 75 95 74 91 72 15 ... 93 72 96 74 89 75 93 74 96 73 94 74 90 73 94 77 92 77 97 74 94 75 93 75 93 74 16.. . 96 72 98 74 94 74 89 73 97 73 91 76 93 73 97 79 96 74 98 77 96 75 87 75 si 74 92 74 17 ... OB 77 98 76 97 75 93 68 100 77 07 76 93 73 95 80 98 76 102 78 99 75 90 75 86 76 95 75 18. .. 97 75 98 76 95 69 90 65 100 74 94 70 9' 73 In1 80 94 75 99 70 99 74 94 77 84 73 94 Bo 19 ... 93 73 92 75 91 74 87 67 97 73 89 71 91 72 93 73 92 77 94 74 04 73 91 78 86 74 96 8'3 m... 93 71 97 74 92 70 89 63 93 71 90 67 89 7' 93 75 92 72 94 65 94 69 90 72 84 71 90 75 21 ... 87 70 86 73 92 68 91 65 92 71 94 68 91 69 93 74 94 70 96 71 94 69 81 73 79 73 89 75 2a ... 83 71 85 72 87 69 65 68 69 71 90 72 68 66 91 75 89 69 94 71 92 69 84 75 87 74 79 70 B... 90 74 88 73 83 70 84 70 78 72 88 69 63 72 80 72 84 73 91 68 85 69 90 74 89 72 24... 89 70 88 68 89 68 87 70 89 66 90 72 87 67 90 75 90 71 96 74 91 69 88 76 90 74 25;. Bo 72 91 70 90 64 89 63 90 69 91 70 88 67 93 77 90 67 96 69 92 66 89 75 88 75 a&.. 92 72 96 70 93 63 90 59 93 66 93 69 91 65 90 76 93 66 97 65 94 65 91 75 90 74 27. .. 93 71 96 70 96 64 94 62 96 69 96 66 93 66 91 75 96 68 98 65 97 65 91 75 91 72 %... 93 72 93 73 95 65 96 69 97 69 98 73 93 67 97 75 98 72 98 68 99 65 88 74 91 71 29... 93 68 95 70 97 67 97 68 95 68 75 94 67 94 76 97 72 loo 68 98 65 89 75 83 73 w... 93 70 88 73 93 70 93 68 08 68 92 69 9s 74 94 72 98 70 99 66 83 71 83 73 31. .. 91 71 89 72 86 70 88 88 94 68 91 io 89 73 91 70 96 70 93 65 86 73 85 73 MM 91.6 71.5 02.7 72.4 59.7 70.1 59.0 68. 6 32.0 70.5 Is. 4 69.8 90.1 75.1 31.0 I?. 1 D4.0 71.3 n. 3 69.7 89.6 '3.8 $9.7 73.7 - - - - _-- - _------_- - - _-- - - ___- FlOi4dS. Mlealsalppl...... - I1 Date. . . - _- - - -. .... I Max Min. Mar Yin. dax. Kin. Max. Kin. Yax. Y1n. ------_- - - - I 1...... 90 77 ...... 91 78 93 73 83 73 S8 73 93 09 93 73 90 69 90 70 87 69 2...... 91 75 ...... 91 77 93 72 84 so 90 72 93 73 95 72 93 70 90 73 88 79 3...... 8s 74 ...... 8.1 75 87 74 87 78 90 73 91 76 90 71 91 74 90 73 86 73 4...... 87 74 ...... 81 74 86 74 88 70 90 70 85 74 93 73 95 71 92 75 90 71 5 ...... 88 75 ...... $9 74 90 73 87 76 'JO 70 89 73 95 73 94 73 95 71 92 71 6...... 89 75 93 78 90 71 87 74 87 73 91 7' 95 74 92 70 95 72 88 70 7...... 87 79 90 76 88 73 86 74 8s 73 89 70 90 71 S9 72 86 71) 8...... 87 74 85 76-. 8.r 77 s5 74 s5 74 89 72 87 70 91 69 85 72 84 70 9 ...... 85 75 86 90 74 86 74 78 73 84 73 90 71 91 73 I 89 73 82 73 10 ...... 86 76 60 77 ...... 79 74 80 71 9.. 70 90 70 ! 90 71 87 70 .I1 ...... 93 73 88 76 ...... 74 88 71 93 74 93 74 92 72 91 73 88 72 12 ...... 91 72 91 76 ...... 75 88 73 91 76 93 73 95 71 94 73 88 73 13 ...... 91 74 89 74...... 77 $6 74 8s 76 93 70 98 70 93 71 90 70 14 ...... 94 75 90 75 ...... 77 93 74 89 76 97 70 101 75 95 73 91 74 15 ...... 91 75 92 77 ...... I 93 74 93 ! 76 92 71 91 71 87 77 97 71 103 75 96 74 93 74 16 ...... 93 75 92 76 ...... 95 74 88 ' 75 95 78 93 72 84 74 99 77 101 76 98 75 96 75 17 ...... 97 79 92 78 ...... 92 76 92 ' 77 97 81 96 73 85 75 103 76 101 77 1rm 77 99 77 18 ...... 97 78 92 78 ...... 90 76 81 95 74 89 82 101 70 105 75 105 72 102 79 19 ...... 93 71 95 74 ...... 98 77 69 88 76 89 73 94 72 104 75 96 77 92 76 m ...... 90 75 92 74 I ...... 89 74 74 93 77 89 73 95 65 99 74 92 .71 90 70 21 ...... 84 73 85 74 ...... 70 88 71 84 72 96 69 98 71 96 72 92 72 24 ...... 82 73 87 74 ...... 75 79 70 84 74 96 88 95 66 96 69 91 69 23 ...... 87 78 89 79 ...... I 72 87 72 91 75 92 67 78 66 88 69 79 70 24 ...... 86 75 88 75 ...... 76 88 71 91 75 95 72 93 71 92 73 89 73 25 ...... 85 74 87 74 ...... 77 89 73 90 76 97 68 94 70 95 68 91 68 !28 ...... 89 76 87 74 ...... 90 75 &( 78 89 73 91 76 95 65 96 69 96 67 92 67 a7 ...... 90 . 73 89 72 ...... 90 73 88 76 91 73 91 74 08 63 98 61 97 69 95 88 28 ...... 87 73 85 73 ...... 85 73 90 71 91 70 90 73 91 74 103 65 99 71 100 69 96 66 29 ...... 84 74 83 72 ...... 89 73 81 76 89 75 90 71 87 75 101 68 98 71 100 73 95 70 30 ...... 83 73 87 74 ...... 89 73 80 74 87 74 90 72 83 73 94 65 100 70 96 70 93 70 31 ...... 85 73 90 76 ...... 91 75 87 7.4 86 73 88 71 8573 94 70 95 70 98 71 ' 91 69 Mean8 ...... 88.7 74.7 88.1 15.3 ...... 90.1 74.9 59.0 74.3 87.2 76.0 B. 9 72.4 98.6 74.2 95.0 70.2 95.6 71.3 94.2 71.9 90.4 11.1 - - - _- - - __ - - -- Unauthenticated | Downloaded 09/23/21 10:04 AM UTC