14 MONTHTJI7 WEATHER REVIEW. J A N U A R Y , 19 1 1
CLIMATOLOGICAL DATA FOR JANUARY, 19 1 1.
DISTRIOT No. 3, SOUTH ATLANTIC AND EAST GULF STATES.
('HARLEB F. VON HERRMANN, District Editor.
GENERAL SUYM.4RT.
History sometinies repeats itself even in the course of
meteorological events, and the winter of 1910-1 1 pre-
sented almost a c.ounterpart of the preceding winter- mber, followed by mild weather 111 January and Februaiy. January, 191 1, however, was muc.h
milder than January, 1910; indeed, it was a reniarkably
warm month and was surpitssed in this respec.t only by January, 1890 and 1907. That the c,urrent month should
ha,ve averaged more than 5" above t8he normal throughout' the district is the more remarkable because the hem-
perature was decidedly below normal during the middle
of the first week, with a severe cold wave on the 3cl to 4th,
during which nearly record-breaking minimum tempera- tures occ,urred. Freezing temperatures occurred as far
south as the c.entra1 port>ions of the Florida Peninsula. The temperature began to rise rapidly on t,he 7.th : and the remainder of the month, especially in t,lie Gulf Stat'es,
was warm and springlike. The growth of vegetation
we$ stimulated, 2nd in all of t,he Gulf States peach trees
were coming into blooni a t the close of t,he mont,h. With respect also to the distribution of precipitabion, conditions were noteworthy. The rainfall was below the
normal in all the Stat,es included in the tlisbrict except in Virginia, but the State averages do not, distiiictly reveal the story of the drought; for the great,er part of the
rainfall for the month fell on the 1st t,o it,li, when pre-
cipitation was general in all sections except Virginia, and
was quite heavy in central Mississippi and Alabama and northern Georgia, while t,he remaintler of the month
was very dry, the small amounts of rain occ.asionally received being liardly sufficient to nioist,en the surface
of the ground. At the end of January the rivers reached very low stages. Toward the close of the iiioritli rain
was much needed to fit the soil for aericultural operations. The anomalous conditions prevafing during the inont'li were perhaps partly caused by the fact that, the district
came under the influence of nearly twic,e as many areas
of low as of high a tmospheric pressure and that wit'li one
exception the areas of high pressure were of moderttt,e
forc,e. On the 1st and S d a severe disturbance niovecl
from hlissouri to u er Michigan, while a t tlie same tine an inclefinite area o PP ow pressure appeared near the mouth
of the Mississi pi River, which estendecl from Georgia
northeast to drginia by the morning of the 3d. This
depression was accom anied by general rains which were
Georgia, where ninny stations reported "-hourly amount,s exceeding 2.50 inches. The lowest atmospheric pressure
for the dBtt'ict occurred a t a few stations on the 20th or
"lst, and at others on the 30th, in cwnnection with storms of marked force central near the mouth of the St. Law-
rence River. The lowest, was '29.53 inches at Ric.limonc1,
Va., on the '20th. Except on the 4th in the Gulf St.ates, when the at,mospheric pressure exceeded 30.6 inches, itntl
on the 24th in the north At,laiit,ic States, when it exceeded
30:7 inches, the pressure was at no time veiy high. The maximum for t,he month was 3O.S inches at, Norfolk,
Va., giving a range for the district of 1.37 inch.
The amount of sunshine was slightly below the normal. There was much less wind than usual for the midwinter
heavy in portions of K lississippi, Alabama, and northern
month and almost no gales. Very light snow fell in the northern portion of the Gulf States on the 3d and 4th, and
somewhat larger amounts in North Carolina and Virginia
on the 17th and 18th. Dense fog. was observed more frequently than usual, especially LU the Gulf States,
chiefly on the 13th, 14th, 20th, 27th, and 28th. During
the f h t four clays of January heavy fogs enveloped the
entrance to the port of Savannah and seriously inter- fered with shi ping, delaying the arrival of some steani-
The month was not altogether favorable for agricul-
tural interests. The freeze of the 3cl to 5th caused con-
siderable clamage to early truck crops near the Gulf coast aiid the subsequent continuously warm weather prema-
turely advanced the buds of fruit trees, placing the fruit
crop in great danger from late frosts.
ships over 12 f lours.
TEMPERATURE.
Tlie temperature was decidedly above normal in all
portions of the district during January, 1911. Tlie exce~s was greatest,, esceecling 8", over the central-western por- tion of the Mississippi area and thence diminished irreg-
111arly toward the east, reaching only 2" a t many stations
on tlie Atlantic coast. The mean temperature for the entire district determinecl from all records was 51 " and
tlie departure + 5". The monthly means a t individual
sbations ranged from 70.3" a t Key West, Fla., to 36.6" a t Hot Springs, Va. Key West was the only station with at
mean temperature above 70" and Hot Springs aiid Les-
ington, Va., the only points with means below 40". In the eastjern portions of the Atlantic States and the soutli-
ern portions of the Gulf States the means ranged from 50"
to 60", elsewhere mostly between 40" and 50". Maximum temperatures above 80" were attained in all sections,
except Virginia, on various dates. The highest for the
district was 88" at Orange Cit8y, Fla., on the 3d. The minimum temperatures were uite low everywhere,
2" at Booneville, Miss.., to l G o a t Anderson, S. C. The cold wave was less severe from South Carolina northward
than in the Gulf States, including even Florida. At Montgomery, Ala., the minimum for the month was 14",
the lowest temperature for January in 25 years excepting
only 12' in January, 1905. At Atlanta the minimum
was 12". (Lowest temperature on record a t Atlant,a in January since 1579 was 2' below zero in 1886.)
The month opened wit,h warm weather and tempera-
tures were above the normal, especial1 in Nort,h Carolina
imum for the State on the %l in Florida. A sever6 cold wave followed, and very low temperatures were registered
on the 3d, 4th, and 5th throughout the district. During the advent of this cold wttve the most rapid fall in tem-
perature took place from the 2d to 3d in Mississippi and Alabama and from the 3cl to 4th in the eastern portmiow
of the (listrick. At Meridian, Miss., a niasimum of 61"
occurred on the 2cl and tt minimum of 17" on the 3d; at
Montgomery 66" on the 2cl and 19" on the 3d; at Atlanta
the temperature fell from 52' on the 3d to 12" on the 4th,
and a t Thomasville, in the extreme southern part of
Georgia, from 66" to 23". The minimum temperatures reached 18" on the Gulf coast a t Mobile, 26' a t Jackson-
ranging from 1" a t I-lamilton, A Y a., closely followed by
find Florida on the first two or three B ays, with the mas-
JANUARY, 19 1 1 . hIONTHL1- WEATHER HEVIEW. 15
ville and Savannah, and 2s' a t Charleston, Wilniington, and Norfolk, \-a. The temperature then began to rise
rapidly and, with the exception of a very niotlertLtje spell
of cool weather from tlie 15th to the lPth, was niucli above normal during the reriiainder of tlie month. The
periods during wliicli the clail escess was from 15 to 20'
January has been warmer than the current niontli only
twice during the past 30 years.
extended froiii about, the 12t P i to 15th and 26th to 30th.
PRECIPITATION.
The average precipitation for the district for .Jtxnunry
wns :3 inches, indicating a deficiency of tibout 0.75 inch. In the Virginia area there was a moderate excess in ruin-
fall, elsewhere a general deficiency wliicli w a s most,
marked in South C'nrolinn, Georgia, and Florida (average deficiency for those three States, 1.50 inch), while the
rciinfall was more nearly normal in Alabania mid hiissis-
sippi. The total precipitation was under 2 inches orer
nearly all of Florida, tlie soutlieasterii linlf of C; eorgici,
inost of South Crtrolina, and the ceii trnl-sou thern ant1
cotlst regions of North C'arolina. Tlie minimuni for the district urns 0.23 incli a t Arcaclia, Fla., closely followed by
8t. George, Ga., with 0.24 inch. The region of niaxiniiiiii 1-ainfall of from 4 to over S inches is found in northwestern Georgia, iiortliern Alabama, and the Mississippi tires.
The greatest monthly total in this section was 9.46 inches
at Uniontown, Ala. Heavy rains also fell in the nioiin- taiiious portions of Virginin, wliere the greatest amomnt
was 8.77 inches a t Newcastle. Tlie principal feature u-ns
the excessive rainfall on the 2tl to %1 in Mississippi, Aln-
banla, nnd western Georcia. R nins of 2.50 inches o r
more in 24 hours occurred a t 25 stn tions in hlississippi
with the greatest anionnt 5.91 inches nt C'rystal Springs
on the 2~1; a t 24 sttitions in Alabnmx, with the inasimuni
ainount 4.69 inches a t Uniontown on the 2t1, nnd tit 3
stations in Georgia, maximum 2.70 inches t i t Putnam on
tlie 311. In Florida excessive %-hourly rains were regis- tered at, three points--Bonifay, De Funink Springs, and
Wausau-on the 3d.
More than half of the rainfnll for the month occurrerI
cluring tlie period from the 1st to 4th, under the influence of a relatively insignificant barometric depression that
niovecl from tlie nioutli of the Mississippi River northeast-
ward over tlie district. Altliougli brief rtiiny periotls occurred su hsecluently , about the 1 7th-1Stli. 22d-?:3d,
26tli, and 29th-:31st, the amounts received were gener- :illy miall and most sections suffered from tlrouglit rluring
tlie last two decades of the niontli.
Very moderate amounts of snow felI in the nortlierii portion of the Gulf States on the 3d m t l 4th, ant1 in North
Cnrolinii andVirginia on the Sth-1Sth. 't'he Iurgest State iiverage of unmelted snow was 3.1 inches for Virginia, and the greatest total for the month was 6.2 inches a t Hot
Springs. The maximum fall in 24 hours was 5 .S inches zit Lynchburg, Va., on the 17tli-lSth.
RIVER CONDITIONS.
A moderate freshet occurred in tlie James River with
a stage of 30.6 feet a t Columbia, Va., on the 4th (floo~l
stage 1s feet) and 9.6 feet a t Richmond, YR., on tlie 5th
(flood stage 10 feet) for which ample warnings were issued.
All the rivers of eastern North C'arolina rose decidetlly
during the first decade, but fell rapidly to low stages during
the middle and latter part of the month. The Roanoke rose froni 12.8 feet on the 2d to 35.5 feet on tlie 5th (flood
sta e 30 feet); the Tar River just reached the flood stage
tit. 6 rreenville, N. C'.
In South Carolina flood stages were reached in the
Smtee River a t Fergusoii niicl Himini, ant1 the Wateree
iincl Great Peclee were high during the early part of the
month, hut no clamage resulted and the rivers declined to
low stages near the close of the month.
Floocl stages were not oven approximately attained by
siiy of the rivers of Georgia ; extremely low stages pre- vailed during the latter part of the month, nnd the nionthly meniis were niucli below the nornial.
Mr. Pittrick H. Sniytli, section director, Montgomery,
Ala., macle the following report on the floods of January in Alabama:
At 7 a. in. January 2, from 3 tlJ 5 inches of rain had fallen over the
waterbhed of the Tornbigbee and Black Warriur Rivers and the river stages at Tuscaloosa and Demopolis were uite high. Flood warnings were issued and a stage of 55 feet WBA preiicted for the Black Warrior
a t Tuscaloosa and 43 feet for the Tombigbee a t Demopolis. The warnings were fully justified. The highest stage at Tuscaloosa was 58
feet a t about midnight of January 3 4 , and the crest reached 41 feet at
Demopolis on January 10. The lowlands near these places were inun- dated. As flood stages did not occur at the same time in the Alabania
River the river stages near the confluence C J f the Alabama and Tombig- bee were moderate. C'attle to the value of 130,000 were removed from the lowlands. The high stages were important to lumber and milling intereRts, permitting the rafting
of timber to the value of $30,000.
The following report of floods in the Pearl and Pasca-
goula Rivers of Mississippi wus furnished by Mr. Frank
hiontgomery, ofici:il in chnrge of the station tit Meridinn, Miss. :
The unusually heavy rains of January 1 and 2 ranging from 3 to 6
inches over nearly the entire watershed of the Pearl and Pascagoula Rivers would have caused disastrous floods had they occurred in the
sprinq when the soil is anturated and the pools are full of water. In this instance, however, considerable quantities of water were retained by the soil arid collected in p w )l n and did not reach the rivers. Flood
rvnrninp were issued on Janunrv 3. Tlie following are the stages forecast ,und attained at the most hiportant points:
Nu damage to c r o p was reported.
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issue, of warnmg.
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Since crop had all been gdthered and ~ipring plowing had not yet
IJegilii, no grwt amount of dnmage was done by the flood. Stock along all the rivers was removed to places of safety. A great deal of stock is pastured on Honey Island near Pearl River, La., during the winter months, and stockmen depend on the river warnings of thr Weather
Bureau for protection. About $2,000 north of timber was lost on the
lower Pearl River A big log jam formed about 2 mile# up the Pasca-
goula from the large niillH at hlovs Point, Miss, but was loosened up safely without loss during the latter part of the month.
MISCELLANEOUS PHENOMENA.
West, to southwest wind prevailecl during the month
in the States bordering the Atlantic north of Florida, northeast winds in Florida, and southerly winds in Ala-
bama itncl Mississippi. The average wind movement was smaller t1n:in the normitl for the midwinter month, and a
wind velocity exceeding 40 miles :in hour occurred a t
but one point,, Hatteras, N. e., where 42 miles from the southwest was registered on the 30th. The mean
hourly wind inoreiiient exceeded 10 miles a t Norfolk,
Hatteras, Atlanta, Jupiter, Key West, and Pensacola. The number of cleur tliiys was greatest in Florida (18)
and gradually tliniinished northwarcl and westward to
12 in Virginia ant1 only 8 in Mississippi. The number of
cloudy clays averaged 11 for the district, the number of
rlitys with txppreciable precipitutinn but 6.
JANUARY, 191 1 . MONTHLT WEATHEK. REVIEW.
TABLE l.-CEittiotologicnl duta,for Junzcizry, 1911. District No. 2 , South Atlotitic nnd cast Gulj'Btntcs.
Princess bnne.. ... Roanoke.. ........ Albeniarle. ........ Mecklenburg ....... Fluvanna. ........ Pittsylvenia.. ..... Princess Anne.. ... Elizabeth City.. .. Bath.. ............ SouthaNptou.. ... Goochland ....... .I Rockbridge. ...... Campbell.. ....... Craig.. ............ Warwick.. ....... .I
Norfolk. .......... Dinwiddie. ....... Charlotte.. ........ Henrico.. ......... Franklin.. ........ Charlotte.. ........ surry ............. James City.. ..... .I
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+ 7.2 78
+ 5.3 i 5 ....... i 5
+ 6.5 7'2
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+ 5.6 81
+ 4.3 715
+ 5.2 73
+ 5.2 74
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Dr. H. T. Hall. A. R. Hiers.
H. H. Russell. E. J. Hite. Niss Lillian H. Rice.
Miss 3f. E. Lange. John R. Ragsdale.
B. 0. Evans.
M. L. Crisp. W. C. Brown.
Jas. C. Faris.
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Anderson ............ .9 ndcrson ......
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Beaufort .-. ............ _I Beaufort.. ........ Blachille .............. Barnwell
Blairs .................. I Fairheld(:::::::::l 1.75 .......
flowman.. ........... ._I Orangeburg.. .... 11% c'alhoun Falls ......... Abbeville.. ....... 5OA
Camdan.. ............ Kershaw .......... 222
Catawba.. ............ .) York .............. 562
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MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE 1.-Climatological data for Januay, 1911. District No. dxontinued.
49 31
8 5 0 39 31 44
cju 31
5 4 4 40
5 3 .5
31
40 36
23 41
311
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2.11
1.42 1. 60 0.97 1.62
2. 31 1.95 1.45 1.66
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- 0.75
- 1.54
- 1.50
- 1.54
- 0.33
- 0.24
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1.ce 1.52 2.95 2.03 2.41 3.14
1.15 3.24
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1.60
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3.00
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Observers.
W. R. Zimmerman. U. S . Weat.her Buwau. J. H. Powe.
Prof. John N. Hook. U. 5. We3thQr Bureau.
P. C'. Quattlehaum. D. C!. hlcCall. A . E. Rowell. H. B. McC'all. E. L. Ostrander.
H. K. Gilbert. A. P. Hazard. blrs. S . A. Crit.tendc.n.
h1. hi. Calhoun. J . 4. Weoner. W. A . 0. E. hiatthews. Haskell. jr.
John T. Roggs. J. h1. Lease. M. D.
Wm. 8. hliddleton. \V. If. Peterson.
John M. Ward. Miss E. P. Ravitnel. G . F. Lewis. J. S. Wannamaker.
E. W. Jeter. W. G. W31ker.
Major J. J. Lucns. F. P. Robinson. Miss E. H. Gadsden.
C. A. Long. J. A . Westerberg.
J . W. Seigler.
E. R. Rivers.
J. G. Hutson.
W. H. Calhoun. Dr. J. P. Bowdoin. Geo. C. Brosnan.
James T. Aust.in.
F. P. Harrold.
C. D. Cox.
U. 5. Weather Bureau.
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144 350
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Mra. C. 0. Wimberley. Prof. T. 0. Galloway. Ralph M. Hobbs.
Mrs. Mamie F. Wallace.
J. A. Chapman. G. W. Evana
M. C. Power. A. J. Duncan. A. J. Land.
Mrs Sarah E. Cruse Prof. W. McMichaPI. Prof. R. P. Galllard. R. A. Gimzey.
Mrs. M. E. Martin.
Miss Annie Bohannon. Prol. W. C. Wright. H. A. Roebuck.
Martin V. Calvin. Mrs. Eva T. Graham. W. C. Walker.
J. W. Casvy.
Wm. C. Barnard.
E. E . Duncan.
R. L. Caldwell. V. P. Enloe. A. W. J. Wood.
R . H. Wood. James D. Smith.
B. J. DUBOSQ.
A. N. Mayes.
J. Walter C. Little. A. Hilton.
A. W. Latimer. U. S . Weather Bureau.
E. C. Bryan. Prof. 0. Y. Cone. M. G. McComb.
Miss R. E. Maude Fokes. C. Penn.
W. J. Ra an.
Mrs. Ida 7. Milner. W. 0. Yedlock. C. M. Witcher. Dr. J. F. Wilson.
Mrs. J. M. Collum. A. D. B. E. Jones. HUmphrQyS.
D. A. Norton.
R. M. Towers.
A. N. Lund. David C. Sterling.
U. 8. Weather Bureau. W. C. Cromley.
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5. G3
2.46
1.67
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MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE l.-C'li~nntoloyicnl data for January, 1911. District No. 8-Continued.
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9 2
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4
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9
2
5
3 3 2 7
1
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5 5 3 3 2
1 4
5
1
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2
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4
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5
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6
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12
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0.94
1. 73 1.52 1. bli
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1.84 1.0s
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2.00
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1.15
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1.20 0.70 2.00
2.66
1.55 0.91
1.24 1.06 1.93 0.76 0.82 1.5s
3. (io
0.25
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- 2.12
- 0.s4 - 1.66
- 1 .X
- 2.24
- 1.13
- 0 .G
- 0.36
- 1.10
- 2.34
- 1.62
- 1.67
- 2.04
- 1.90
+ 0.20
+ 0.22
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1.64 3.32
3.r2 3.40 2.91 5.21; 4.49
4.b7
4.40 4.46 5.05 3.68 5.40 5.33 4.00
3.20 4.90 3.92 3.78 2.1s 3.30 4.74
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+ 0.99
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- 0.21
- 2.2s
- 0.75
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Conecuh .......... Jefferson. ........ .!....701
Shelby. ........... 500
Talla 5 oosa ........ 1
73s Chero ee.. ........ 594 Mobile ............ 331 Chilton ............ 590 Pickens.. ......... 100
Walker ............ 331 Cullman.. ........ 802 Tallaj~ooss ........ 760 Baldwin .................. Marengo.. ................ Barhour ........... 201I Conecuh.. ........ 285 Escambia.. ....... 91 Lowndes.. ........ 520
Etowah.. ......... 621
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J. Miss M. Annie Atwood. Twitty.
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64.4 I+ 2.9
C. H. Whiteside.
C. 8. Bushnell.
R B. Rod son 0: R. Thw%er..
Wm. Hood. Wnl. Rush. H. 13. Ten Broeck. C. C. Peck.
J. J. Rlomquist.
J. I!. Lutterloh.
R. S. Fesler.
R . w. storrs. 0. B. M'ebster. C . T. Smith.
E. 5. Ilubbard. Miss E. Wigglesworth.
1%'. E. C. Durvee.
G. L. Brodrirk. Miss N. M. Gardner.
J. P. H. Bell. J. B. Esoott.
The Ililliard Co. W. J. Kroncr. W. FT. Miller. U. S. Weather Bureau. Mrs. W. C. Cnldwell. A. M. C'. B r s c h .
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Judge E. J. \'ann.
J. F. Farler.
W. J. Watson. F. IJlrich.
E. 1'. Blackman.
57.3 '+ 3.1 8
65.4 + 4.3 ' \3
51i.4 ______.~ hl( li4. 2 + 2.3 i9
69,s ;+ 3.2
C,. A. Chslker. W. IX. Trimmer.
E. C . Potter. Niss Addie Grubb.
J . M. Ladd. F. Nordman.
Dr. F. T. Schreiber.
J. D. Graham. James Thomson.
........... 57. 0 ...... 57. 0 ...... 56.0 ......
56.0 + 4.0 52.7 + 4.8
63.2 '+ 4.0
5;. 2 + 4.9
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so 29 9
7s 29 1 12
lames L. Willis.
U. 5. Weather Bureau. 3eorge R. Cather.
Dr. James T. Anderson. 3. T. Pruitt. Y. J. Morris.
U. 8. Weather Bureau.
L. G. Privett. Dr. Lyman Ward.
roe 3eorge L. Daniel. A. Maloney.
Wallsce C. Edler. l'. E. Q. Cook. Scott Maxwell. Eugene A Grayot.
Dr. W. B. Fulton.
rohn H. Young. 3eorge E. P e p m .
Dr. J. B. Whitlock. Robt. L. Whitcomb.
I!. J. Farris.
r. F. Hattemer.
D. P. Qoodhue. D. 8. Brown.
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MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE l.-Pliniatological data for January, 1911. District No. 2-Continued.
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13
12 14
17
2 Y Y
14 13
12
13
14
5 14
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12
2
Dale .............. Autnllya .......... Choctaw. ................ Dollas.. .......... Mobile ............ Elmore.. ................
l'larke. ........... Pike.. ............ Tuscsloosa.. ...... Macon.. .................
Bnllock ........... Perry.. ........... Pekalh ........... Elmore.. .........
Nouroe ........... 0 kt ibbehs. ....... Hancork.. ........ Harrison .......... Prentiss ...........
' 400 %I
147
312
3S5 581
3 0
2113
273
1.031 305
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Lincoln ........... Marion ............ Lomdes ........... Copiah ............
500 110
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Jasper. .................. Jones.. ........... Oreene.. ................. Winston ..........
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I 2
Alabama -Continued.
Greensboro.. ........... Greenrille.. ............ Eamlltnn. ............. Highland Home ........ Livin ston .........
Maple Grove ........... Mentone.. ............. Milstead. .............. Nobile.. ............... Montgomery. .......... Newbern.. ............. Oneonta.. ............. Opelika.. .............. Ozark .................. Prattville. .............
Pushmataha ... Selma.. ................ Spring Hill.. .......... Tallassee .............. Thomsville ........... Troy.. ................ Tuscaloosa ............. Tuskegee.. ............. Union Springs.. ....... Uniontown. ........... Valley Head.. ......... Wetumpka. ........... bffusissippi. Aberdeen.. ............ Agricultural College.. .. Bay St. Louis.. ........ Biloxi .................. Booneville ............. Brookhaven.. .......... Columbia. ............. Columbus.. ............ C stal Springs EThburg ... ..::..:::::: Enterprise.. ............ Fulton.. ............... Hattiesburg.. .......... Hazlehurst.. ........... Hickory ............... Jackson.. .............. Lake.. ................. Lake Como.. .......... Laurel. ................ Leakesville.. ........... Louisville.. ........... NcNeill.. .............. Macon.. ...............
Meridian. .............. Merrill.. ............... Monticello. ...........
Pascagoula.. ........... Pearlington. ........... Porterville ............. Shuhuta. .............. Waynesboro.. ........ Woodland. ...........
Lock 80. 4::: 1.. .......
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F. D. Stevens.
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W. J. Bee.
N. R. Drumniond. J. B. Love.
D. H. Miller. J. T. Blocker.
J. B. Thompson. A. L. Sunmiers.
T. C'. Spence.
J. D. Granberry. A. C. Hailey.
A. S. Nall. Nrs. Eddie McNeel. C . Thigpen. Thomas 1%'. Flynt.
Dr. Sam Pool. B. T. Wehster.
Prof. E. u. Ferris. Finis E. ( arlet.on. Miss RuhF V. Roberts.
I T . S. Weather Bureau.
L. C. Helms.
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b c etc. indicate respectivelr 1 2. 3 etc. dars missing from the record.
* Pr&i!hat:on included in that 01 i d n e i t m&uiernent.
t Also on other dates.
$ Separate dat.es of falls not recorded.
g Data are from standard instruments not supplied by the U. S. Weather Bureau.
II Estimated bv observer.
** Temperature extremes are from obse.rved readings of the. dry bulb; meam are computed from observed readings.
50 Instruments are read in the morning; the masimum temperature then rend is charged to the preceding day, on which it almost always occurs.
11 Precipitatio6 for the 24 hours ending on the morning when it is measured.
T. Precipitation is less than 0.01 Inch rain or meltedknow.
JANUARY, 1911. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW
TABLE '7.-Duily precipitcition for January, 1911. District No. 2, South Atlantic and east GuljStatcs.
21
-
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-
1. 61
I. 3;
I. s i
I. 15
I. 6%
I. YO
I. 98
I. 84
I. 15
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i. 30
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I. 77
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I. 39
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1. 46
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.92
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.74 .41
.09 .09
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.82 .53
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.92
.75
.71
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.37 .27
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MONTHL1- WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE 2.-Daily precipitation jor January, 1911. District No. ?-Continued.
stations.
8 W h (;hroZina--Con Effinghamlh ....... FergUSOn 1 Florence(\ ::I: 1::: : Georgetown.. ...... Oreenville oreenwoodii:::::::
Heath S ringb
Jacksontoro..).:: 1: Klngstree J .- _.__.. Libertv. -:, ........ Little hountain .... Meriwether ......... Newberry ..........
........ St. Matthews1 ,..... santuc.. ........... Smith Mills1 1. ..... Society Hill ........ Spartanburg1 , ..... Summerville.. ... Trenton.. ........ Walterboro.. ...... \V innsboro ........ Winthrop College.. Yemassre
~
I _____. .
Gtor 13
Adairsville I ;. .....
Alban I .......... Alhpa%a I ......... Americus 1 , ....... Athens, I ......... Atlan w... ......... .4ugusta. .......... Bainhririae ,__ .... narnesville ....... 13lekelv.. ......... Butler 11.. ..... Camak ,; .......... Canton 8
Carltoni\:::::::: : Clnyton ........... Colunihusl I .... .. Covingron ,! ...... Cuthbert I .......
Abbevillefh.:. .....
Dablone B ' ' _.______
niamoni.. ........ Dublin 11 I... ....... Eastmnn II 1.. ...... Eatonton.. ........ Elberton.. ......... Experiment.. ..... Fort Caines 11 11.. ... Gainesville I/ 11.. ....
Gillsville.. ......... Glennville ;I 11 ....... Gore. .............. Greensboro 11 11.. .... Griffin 11.. ........ Harrison.. ......... Hawkinsville 1111 _.__ Helena.. .......... Lisbon. ........... Lost Mountain. ... 1.ouisville. ........ Lumber City 111 .... Lnmpkin 11 11.. ..... Macon.. ........... Mmhallville I1 11 .... Milledgeville ill.. .. Millen (1 11.. ......... Monteeuma 111 Monticello 11 1. 1: Morgan.. .......... Newnan I I Norcroas 11 11 :::: : : Point Peter ........ Poulan ............ Putnam.. ......... Quitmm 18.. ...... Rsmsey ........... Resaca 11 .......... Rome I( 11.. ......... 6t. Geor e 11 11 savanna%. . : Stateahoro u 11.. .... Talbotton ......... Tallapoass 1) 11 ...... Thomasville.. ..... Toccoa 11). ......... Valdostn I1 11.. ...... Valona ............ Washington 11 H ..... Waycma 11.. ..... Waynesboro (1 West Point I].:---' Fbrtda. .... Apalachlcola ...... Arcadia.. .......... Archer. ............ -4von Park .........
JANUARY, 1911. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE 2.-Dnily precipitation for January, 1911, Dzcltrict No. 9-Continued
23
Day of month.
Alabama-Cont'd.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
JANUARY, 1911. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. 25
TABLE 3.-Maximum and minimum jenippcrattcres at selected stations, January, 1911. District No. 2, South Atlantie and east Gulf States.
Virginia. North Carolina. South Carolina.
Charla-
ton. Saxe. Charlotte. Edenton. NewbPru. 1 Raleigh. \Vi lming-
ton. Date. Lpnchbiirg Norlolk. 3ichmond. :eiOsville. Salisbury.
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37
1; 1
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27
29 36
35 34
33
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41
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29 13 29
31 34 31 32 34
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34
44
41 36
33
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29 39 33 23 22
23 33 31 31
27
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32
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3... 63 33
4... 41 25
5... 44 22
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7... 56 29
8. .. 63 35
9... 57 41
10 ... 53 28
11 ... 67 33
12 ... 75 50 13 ... 73 51
14 ... 72 52 15 ... 73 50
16 ... 60 38
17 ... 46 34
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59
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66
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26 32
44 29
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56.3
Kin. Mas. Min. 1 Mas
41 __.__. 36 71
63 ____.. 60 i2 38 __._.. 5b
60 ____.. 44 I 70
29 __._.. 2s 38 ___... 35 29 I...... 37
.... 76 25 60 12 30 11 4s
l i 55 33 68 20 73 62
iti
28 61
31 1 73 .-- 71
49
~
s1
55 75 33 76
4.60 67 9
I '
64
62 52
84
i 2
74 72
71
FG 52
44
54
62
67 76
52 52
61
62 67 75
70
74
67
i3.0
~
64
G i
61 50 39 53
57
57
6S 63 47 47
60 63 68 c5 F3 5s
54.8
~~
41 37 36 36 32
49
58 41 33 40
43 54 52
51
52 43
I. 2
-
33 l ______/ 53
26 ...I 63 1 43 49 I ...... 55
51 63 56 /::::::I io
1 1 .
39.8 1 ._.... 142.7
26 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. JANITART, 191 1
TABLE 3.-Maximum and minimum temperatures at selected stations, Janumy, 1911. District No. 2-Continued.
~~
k%ax. Min.
_-_
77 71 78 72 78 67 67 52
IX 47
Florida.
Max
78 78
80 73 61
Qeorgla.
l... 2 ...
3...
4...
Date
I- ':uy
-
Max.
--
70 74 66
39
Vest Point
#5
K s l .
-.
83 86
84 77
56
65 65
69
75
75 78 82
79
76 79 78 76
so
78 81 SI 76
76
7s s'2
77 84
port Myers
Min.
~
59
65 66 49 37
43 52 52 6 9 4 4 63
E 3 6 0
50 51
54
49
55 55 54
55
54 53 53
52
60
59
55
52
53
50
n
Jackson- ville.
Kax.
79 81
70 49
50
L5 60 71 70 70
72 75 77 77 74
74 75
75 58 70
75 78 76
61
66 78
78 81 74 75
70.
Jupiter.
~
Key West
Min.
___
53
62 62 32 24
29 38 45 45
46
47 51 52 48
53
52 49
49
52
$2
48
54
55
5 8 5 0
48
50 55 52 55
56
53
O
I
7...
S... 9... 10 ...
11 ... 12 ... 13 ... 14 ... u...
16 ... 17 ... 18 ... 19 ... 20 ...
21 ... 22.. . 33 ... a... 25 ...
26. 27 ... 28 ... 29.. .
61 72 66
66
73 76 76 74
71
73 74
75 65 73
70 77 71 49
60
69 78 78 79
73 76 75 77 Ro
74
77 76 74
74
67
69 69 66 61
57 65 G1 62
63
78 77
76
75 76 76 77 79 77
75.3
m 67 69
Gq 67 67 61 60 60
62.5
-~
Lias.
62 61
32
Min.
_-
44 32 17
56
54
70 57
59
68 69 63 74
73
50 65 55
5s
72
is 49 55 47
4s
16
27
34
38 34
39 57 53
4S 46
42
38 39 39 39
50
45
8 38 41
67 76 62
71
77 77 77 78
78
65 76
61 52 74
79 70 52
59
72
34 57
50 47
63 63
4s 55
49
50 +4
45 46 50
62
43 35 5 0 4 4 49
, 52
4S 51 47
43
56
54
42
40 39
46 47 55
51
54
47
68 55 55 68
73
65 55 55 50
55 68 72
78 72 72
'ensacola. Tampa. I Miami.
~
Orlando. Waycross.
00
-
m
~
67 71 71
59
56
61
6-4 63 62 64
64 65 65 66
65
65 65
66 67 65
65 67 ti7
68 68
fi7 67 67 68 65
r i
5.3
~
~
-
[in.
-
5G
64 61 45 32
40 49 45 44
47
47 46 49
4s
55
50 52
53
Go
57
49
50
50 59 57
56
50
52
50 51
5s
1.0
~- ~~
-
Min.
-
45 53
61 25 21
24 25 31
48 35
35 43
43 44 48
54 45 47 45 42
47
42 61 40
40
43
52
50 50 58 46
43.3
~
~
-
Kin.
-
34 39 35 12
12
18 19 24
34
27
28 45 42
40 41
42
39 42 41
37
38
52
44 40
38
39 46
4s
45
46 38
36.3
~- ~~~
-
Kin.
-
46
60 30 22
23
25
n 34 37 35
43 43 45 47
50
51
46 50 47 44
47
58
49 42
43
50 52
.53
52
57 45
13.6
- ~
-
Kax
-
75 79
65 43
50
56 61 71 67 66
71 76 77
7s 75
70 73
70 70 73
71 72
6s
44
53
71 80 80 79 74 73
W. 6
~
-
lax.
-
59
58 36 28 42
45 60
61
.M 58
68 65 75 69 70
59 60 50 51 57
69
73 52
43 49
56 70 74 77 70 69
is. 9
~
~
~
lax.
-
so E3
81 75 57
65
69 71 74 75
76
78 77 77 76
i 5 75 76 77 72
77 77 78
80 80
79 78
80
80
80 77
i6.0
~
_.
-
Kin.
-
60 65 66 52
44
50 55
54 50 55
53 55 5s
60
59
55
53
54
59 61
58 55 55 61 63
MI
58
59
59
57 63
56.9
~
~~
~
das.
-
76 78 72 47 51
52
ea 68 70 62
73 74 75 75 73
6s 74
59
55 65
76 75 75 52
59
73 73 78 78 71
65
j7. 8
~
-
-
K i n .
-
55
65 44
31 26
35 39 40 48
44
45 49 51 51 55
52
52
50 49 46
46 51 49 49
49
54 52
57
57
50
53
IS. 5
~
._
-
dax
-~
78 78 82 72 66
73 77 73 76
75
75 77 77 79 79
78
78 80
81 78
78 79
-
Iin.
-
69 71 70 60
50
52
w 62
52
60
65
ea 67 66 60
59
E&! 59 65 62
__
das.
-
83 E3 80 69 57
70
60 68 72
75
73 78 77
77 77
79 76
80
70 74
77 81
80 76 73
78 77
MJ
82
79 79
i5.5
~
~
-
lax.
-
67
68 49 36 47
55 61
IX 66 61
69 66 66 67 73
72 69 71
65 67
69 6S
IX 57 62
62 71 69
68 73 6s
u. 2
~~
[in.
-
50 48 26 18 23
37 43 57 52 49
55 53
52
50 57
56
57 54
50 M
62 64
53
47 46
53 56
56
56
61 62
1.2
- ~
Iax.
__
80 78 76
54 54
64
56
68 70 72
73 75 76 79 74
76 75 79 72
70
75 76 79
72 75
77 78 78 79 72 75
'2. s
~
~~
lax.
-
66 69 62 38 48
54 58
69 66
E 6
68 71 72 71 73
72 71
73 63
71
62 i 3 70
54 65
gn 75 76 7s 73 73
i6.7
__ -
[in.
~.
62
66 53 40
31
41
4S 47
53
53
52
54 58 57
54
53 53
58 59 59
55 53
57 58 57
57 56 59 57
60 61
2 .2
~. ~.
-
42
52
59
32
24
30 37
40
50 41
42
45 47
50
48
53
47 48 49
44
47 51 55 47 43
46
51 54 57 60
51
5.3
~~
~
73
76 77 .76
78 74
73 76 77 78 72
78 77 76 7s 77
79 79
76
76 77 74
75.3
- .. ~~
Mississippi. Alabama.
Birming-
ham. Eufaula.g.5 Mobile. Jackson. Meridian. Bermuda. Colum- bus.$$ Date.
-
din.
-
45 29 17 11 90
2%
3s 56
44 43
5a 61
4s
49
5'
44
43
43 43 51
61
43 38 43
$2
44
54 5x
58 55
54
44.3
-
-
klin.
-
41 47 24 14
1s
24 31 47
44 36
49 55
4s 4s 53
47 45 47
46
43
58 61 41 40
40
44 49 5 i
54
59
47
13. 8
-
I- -
lax.
-
GO 61 29 39 50
56
62 71
56
62
70 71
i o 70 72
58 72 50 55 71
75
i o 51 48 58
i o 72
74
i 7 74 i6
i2.6
-
-
klax
-
63 67 45 33 51
57 67 74 67
63
74
75 73 71 68
72 74
71 64 73
76
79 69 67
....
73 i 6 79
80 73 i 5
$8. 3
-
Min.
-
45 45 25 1.1 15
20 26 41
51
40
50 57 46 42
48
43 42
47 42 45
60 65
45 43
42
49
49 4s 57 49
13.0'
.....
Kax. I Min. dax.
-
71 57 25
4l 57
65 78 77
6s 70
72
80 74 74
80
72 63
54
58
76
80 79 71 70 62
&in.
-
37 5 i 25 15
20
24 41
52 57 47
50
54 47
52 51
54 46 53
47
4s
56 64
45
46 46
47 48
56 55 66
56
17.2
-
din.
-
50 44 24
1s 24
31 39
52
53
52
56 55 49
54
50
52 56 52
49 54
57
si 49
52
48
52
60
55 55 63 60
19. 1
dax.
-
52 55 32 26 43
51 52 66
54 55
67
65 73 69
72
56
67 50
58
60
70 69
53
45
48
56
67 72
76 67 71
8.6
@in.
-
39 32 12 8 19
31 37 51 3s 37
54
58
57
54
53
34 46
40 40 u
58 39 37
M
39
4s 53
59
58 46
45
12. 1
Yaz
-
63
70 3s 35 43
49 55 67 57 59
68 66
69 69 71
63 62 62
56
64
70 75 55 43
54
57 71 74 74
70 69
50.9
Uin
-
36 42
35 14 17
19 24
41 43 37
40 41
40 41
45
46
$2
45
42
37
40
50 49 39 35
M 49 45
46 50 M
38. 7
Mas.
-
6S 65
44
35
42
5s
61 71 68 65
69 69 70 68
69
74
69 71 70
Is
66
73
58 60 63
71 71 77 71
76 74
G5. 8
dSS
-
63 66
44 29 45
52
60 69 60 60
74 66 i 4 68 72
63 69 62
55 60
i5 75 54
4s
50
5s i 2
78 73 74
i2.7
-- I J
1 ...................... 2. ..................... 3 ...................... 4 ...................... 5 ......................
30 56
36 1 60 25 ' 47 13 ' 30 13 45 41
50 56 63 55
57
69 66
75 6s
70
56 64
4s 57
5s
68 74
55 46
46
59
69 73
13
55 60 70 65
54
71 71
70
il
76
67 72
69 52 69
76 74 61 50
50
65 i 3 79
79 76
75
i4.1
-
14 24 32
42
31
31 55 54
45
45
40 39
40 4'' 41
48 61
40 40 41
40 4s
48
48
49 43
18. 6
-
6. ..................... 7 ......................
s ...................... 9 ...................... 10 ......................
22 26 45
29 29
51
53
53
47 47
3s 46
43 39 35
53
43
39 39 37
46
50
54
53
39
37
is. 9
11 ...................... 12.. .................... 13 ...................... 14 ...................... 15 ......................
16.. .................... 17.. .................... 18 ...................... 19.. .................... 20 ......................
21.. .................... 2 2 .. .................... 23.. .................... 24 ...................... 25 ......................
..
69
74
76
81
70 77
60.3
42
45 54
50 52
44
38.9
i 5
,w)
X! I ,
78
80
69.6
26 ...................... 27.. .................... 28.. ...................... 29 ...................... 75 30 ...................... 66 31 ......................
~
70
Mean ................... 58.9