92 MONTIILY WEATHER REVIEW.
CLIMATOLOGICAL DATA FOR JANUARY, 1911.
DISTRICT No. 8, TEXAS AND THE RIO GRANDE VALLEY.
BERNARD BUNNEMEYER, District Editor.
GENERAL SUMMARY.
The month of January was remarkably mild through-
out the district, not8withstnncling an unusually severe
cold wave from the 1st to the 4th, wiicli gave tempera- tures considerably below zero in the western linlf of the district, ant1 from 11' to 13' 1)elow freezing on the Gulf
coast. The precipitntion w'ns tlecidetlly cleficjent in
Texas and averaged sligli tly below tlie noriiinl 111 New Mexico and Colorado. A considerable excess occurred
over portions of the upper Rio Griincle watershed, and
the heaviest monthly nmounta were reported froni th:!t
section, while tt slight excess occurred in the lower Rio Pecos Valley. So far ns Texas is concernecl, the inonth
is the second driest Jannal-y 011 record in the last 23
years, tlie driest being that of 1909. The shortage of
moisture was, in general, greatest in the eastern portions of the district. \\%le the precipitation was light, the
per cent of relative humiclity was lugh in many localities
on account of frequent dense fogs a t night nncl during the
early morning hours. The average number of clnys with 0.01 inch or more of precipitation was 5 in Colorado, 4 in New Mexico, and 3 ia Tesns.
The greatest monthly precipitation in C'olorndo was
8.27 inches a t Cumbres; in New Mesico, 1.59 inches a t Batesinan's Ranch, and in Texas, 3.06 inches at Beau- mont. Of the last-namctl amount, 3.56 inches occurred in 24 consecutive hours 011 the 1st. There WAS practically
no precipitation a t 2 stations in C'oloraclo, 3 in New Memco, and 17 in Texas, while a t 3 other stations in
Colorado, 2 in New Mexico, and 6 in Texas the monthly
amounts did not exceed 0.10 inch.
itation over the extreme upper
and Rio Pecos watersheds was in tlie form of snow, the heaviest montlily snowfall in Colorado being 50.5 inches a t CIumbres, and in New Mesico 34.8 inches at Bat~sni:m's Ranch. There was
very little snow in the central and southern portions of New Mexico or in Tesas. Tlie heaviest fnll in the latter
State was 1 inch a t Fretlericksburg aiid Kerrville.
TEMPERdTURE.
The monthly mean temperature averageri from 6" to
10' above the normal, and the excess covered the entire district. The month opened with a cold wave which
gave the severest weather of tlie season to date. By the
4th it had extended to BroMnsville in extreme southern
Texas, where the lowest temperature 011 that day was 11 ' below freezing. Tlie cold wave was followed by ra idly
rising temperature, and during the remainder o? the
month the weather continued warm with but very little interruption. The 30th and 31st were tbe warmedt days
of the month, and some of the highest temperatures ever recorded in the United Stat,es during January occurred
on those days in portions of Tesns. The diurnal range of
teiiiperature varied from about I O 0 on the upper Tesns coast to about 37" in the extreme northern portion of the
district.
The highest and lowest teiiiperat,ures reported were :
In C'oloracio, 62' at Saguache on the 31st and -37' at
Hermit on the 2d; in New Mexico, S8' a t Odsbacl on
the 30th and - 26' rtt <'hama on the %I: and in Tesas,
95" a t Encinal a i d Lanipasas on the 30th, and a t Dallas,
Fairland, (;rapevine, and \r maliacIiie on the 31st, and
-S o a t Mount Blanco and Plainview on the 3d. Tlie local monthly nieans ranaed from 33.5" to 30.4' in ('do-
ratlo, from 35.6' to 52.4'"in New h k i c o , niicl from 47.0' to 66.8" in Texas.
PRECIPITATION.
The precipitation over tlie Rio Grnnde waterslied was very nearly normal north of El PRRO, but south of that
station there was a large deficit which was most pro-
nounced over the lower valley. The total for the water- shed averaged 0.87 inch, which is slightly over twke the
amount reported for tlie preceding month. Over a
liniited area in ('olorado and northern New Mexico the
a ion was very heavy, with amounts ranging recipit rom 4 to 8 inches, while over the long stretch south of
Mountainair, N. Alex., the average was less than 0.50
inch.
recipitation over the Rio Pecos watershed was
over limited areas in the southern portions of that tlram-
age basin. There were only three stations in the extreme upper valley and one station in the lower valley with
amounts exceeding 1 inch. The greatest was I .20 inch a t 12'intlsors Ranch and a t Harveys Upper Ranch. The
total for the watersliecl averaged 0.41 inch, w l ~c h exceeds the December amount by 0.17 inch.
A decided and general deficiency of precipitation occurred over the Tesas drainage basiug, tlie shortages ranging from 0.64 inch for the C'oloraclo watershed to
2.44 inches for that of the Sabine. There were only five
stations in ~iidely 3epnrated localities with monthly amounts esceeding 1 iucn, the greatest being 3.06 inches a t Reauinont in the Neclies Valley. Tlie following are
the average monthly amounts in inches for tlie various
watersheds: Nueces, 0.46; San Antonio, 0.26; Guada- lupe, 0.23; Lavaca, 0.36; Polorado, 0.39; Brazos, 0.40;
Trinity, 0.40; Neches, 0.71; Sabine, 0.40; and coastal
plains, 0.40. These amounts are less than 29 per cent of
those reported for the preceding month.
The qenerizl P y deficient, although n moderate excess occurqed
JANUARY, 1911. MONTHLY WEL4THER REVIEW. 93
RIVER CONDITIONS.
The streanis of the district continued new low-water
mark during the month, and there was but little chnnge
in their flow from that reported for December. The
rivers east of the Brazos averrtged slightly higher than in
tlie revious month, which was due to the December rains
in-t B a t section, while the rivers west of the Brazos were generally slightly lower. The rises in the Brnzos a t Wac0
and in the Trinity a t Long Lake, which occurred near the
close of December, hrtd but little effect on the flow farther
below, and the average stage of the witter a t some of the river stations on the Guadalupe, Colorado, Bmzos,
Trinity, Neches, and Sitbine is the lowest on record for
Janu ary .
SNOWFALL IN THE MOUNTAINS.
The accumulated depth of snow over the headwters of
the Rio Grande and Rio Pecos a t tlie close of the nionth
W~LS considerably below the normal nnd much less than n t
the corresponding period of the revious year, and the
reports of Weather Burettu officials furnish specinl infor- mation on the snowfall conditions in these drainage
basins :
Colorado.-During Jmuary, weather conditions were more favorable
for the streams of the western than for the streams of the eadern dope. Over a small area on the upper reaches of the Rio Grande and its tribu- tary, the C‘hama, which joins the trunk stream in north-central New Mexico, the precipitation during the month was in excess of the normal
for January. Comparing the depth on the ground at the end of the month with that of a year ago, the average for the snow scales on the Rio Grande is 13 inches, which is 10 inches less than at the clobe of lmt
January. Considerable drifting occurred. Although some very low temperatures were noted, high day temperatures were a feature, facili- tating the settling of snow. Rain, an unusual thing in Colorado in
January, even a t low altitudes, wm reported from a number of high level stations.-F. H. Brutidenburg, diafrict forecaster. New Mezico.-The month of January was warm and comparatively
dry. The districts east of the crest of the Sangre de C’risto Range, and thence southward, were much lacking in precipitation, and practically
no snow occurred. West of this giant barrier good rains occurred quite generally, although little mow fell and the run-off was light, because of
very dry soil and freedom from frost. The continued warmth practi- cally dissipated the snow below the S,OOO-foot level, while above that
much less than usual remained and the outlook is not encouraging. I t ib, however, better than at the close of December west of the one hun- dred and fifth meridian, owing to the cnnhiderable excess of precipita- tion leaving more moisture in the soil. In the mountains of southern Colorado and in northern New Mexico the stored depth continues to be
much less than normal and the outlook unfavorable, especially for the
Rio Grande. The lower reaches of this stream were without snowfall
during the month. Over the Rio Pecos and southeast watersheds very light precipitation occurred, and the stored depth is light indeed. Only the highest parts of the main range have mow and the depth there
is small. Some snow remains at the headwaters of the Rio Pecos and Gallinas, but none or very little elsewhere over the southeast water- sheds.-C. E, Linney, section director.
outlook is not favorable. The P ollowing extracts from
MISCELLANEOUS.
AZvvin-Tender varieties of citrus trees and vegetables were badly injured by the severe freeze of the 3d and 4th.
Most of the trees and shrubs have commenced growing clue to the warm weather during the last part of the month.
Bay City.-The niontli has been a long series of foggy
nights and high relative humidity.
Big Springs.-A considersble number of damp nights, together with the light rainfall, hns put moisture enough
in the ground to give a fair season in the sandy land farms.
Howlo.-The continued dry, hot weather has been very
bad for all farm, fruit, and truck interests. A good gen-
eral rain is needed.
Galveston.-There was much dense fog during the
month, with water drip ing from roofs and walls and
danip conclition. S u n Ricudo.-The freeze of the 3d and 4th damaged
cabbage severely. er cent, according to size and locution. Other truci crops,
except onions, were either killed or damaged. Scaly.-Fruit trees were badly damaged by the cold
wave of the 2d and 3d.
~j’utherlurd Springs.-Ice formed to the thickness of 2
inches on ponds and ditches on the 3cl and 4th, and there
was much damage to vegetation.
keeping clothing, beds, F urniture, and other articles in
The loss was from 50 to 100
THE COLD WAVE AND THE CITRUS INDUSTRY.
The cold wave, which swept in froni the Canadian
Northwest with the opening of the new year, was un- usually severe in tlie Gulf States. On January 1 it
extended well into the northern ortion of the district.
Gulf coast, and the temperature fell rapidly throughout that day. The lowest tempernture occurred on the 2d in the extreme northern portion of the district, on the 3d
in tlie greater portions of Kew RIesico and Texas, rind on
tlie 4th in the lower Rio Grmtle V:tlley. The lowest recorded on the Gulf coast was 19’ at G:tlveston, 21’ a t
Corpus Christi, and 21 ’ a t Brownsville. For 50 or more consecutive houis, c o ~e i ing the entire 3d clay of January
m c l portions of the 2d and 4th, the temperatuie remained
below freezing in the Gulf coast section of Texas. Warn- ings were issued on the 1st and ftgain on the 9d, but,
notwithstniiding, the dnniage to truck cro s, tender trees,
that from f 5 to <)O jer cent of the cabbage crop in the
Ion er Rio Chntlr +alley w:ts ruined. The sugar-cane crop also was bnclly frozen there and will require ininie-
diitte niilling. The total loss in that section done is
placed at $SOO,OOO. The main interest, however, centered
in the citrus-fruit industry, which receives much atten-
tion in south Texas. Mr. Frank Putnnni, editor of the Southn-estein F:wiiier, estimates that at) least
$100,000,000 has been added to the market value of coltst country luncls in three years by the Satsumn orange and
the Rlagnolin fig, nnd it is liis opinion that the total loss
is insignifictint when coinparecl to the total value of
orchnrcls and nursery stock that canie through the freeze
without suffering serious hurt. Mr. E. C. Green, who
has charge of tlie South Texas Garden a t Brownsville,
Tes., ninde :i personu1 investigation of the effect of this
freeze upon tlie orange orc1i:irds and citrus trees generally,
nncl his exhaustive report, froin which the following is
here reproduced, was read a t a meeting of the Texas
Orange Growers Union at Corpus Christi, Tes., on
On the morning of the 2cl its in iY uence was felt on the
vines, :incl other vegetation \\-:xi great. I; t is estimated
Janua1.;v 17:
During the trip of orchard inspection blocks of orange trees in nursery
r u w were examined, a i d iii tlie cme nf n:zvels and other round omnges
and p p e fruit> the tree5 apiieared to be killed to the stock. In the case of S ~t m i i i ~s the trees appeared to be killed to the little trunks or
pobhibly within three or four inrhes o f the bud. Takiiig the situation as a whole the citrus trees have withstood the ClJld remarkably well. I t is true that at the time i d the heiere weather the trees were afi fully
dormant as they e\ er 1Jerollle and uere in the tery best condition to withstand cold. The Sntbuin:is. as in the paat, have withstood the cold rrdniirahly and fully juhtify the opinion of hlr. Tenney to the effect that
“with the exceptiun of occasional hard winters, this variety will prove
generally hardy.” One of the interesting points observed in the inspection was that
sweet seedlings appeared in most instances to have endured the cold
94 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. JANUARY, 19 i i
equally well with the Satsuma on trifoliata stock, and in view of the
fact that through the orange section of Louisiana and Teras many old sweet seedlings bear evidence of having withstood the climate for years, more attention should be given to propagating sweet seedlings in an attempt to find some of special hardiness and a t the same time porsesb- ing sufficiently Tood quality to make them niarketable
I t is possible that the injury to nursery stock may be i~verestiniated,
but to the best of my belief the above report and opinion are conaerrs- tive and accurate. The matter of windbreaks and the method of planting trees and managing orchards with a view to protectiou from our worst enem
cold weather, is one of the linea of investigation that the Department Agriculture is conducting, with special reference to the citrus industry.
The following is taken from the January number o f
the Citrus Fruit Grower, of which hlr. 141bert S. Leecrnft is editor:
Sturm signals were posted in the cities, and the papers heixlded warn-
ing that a heavy drop in temperature would occur, but none antici- pated the intensity of the blizzard or had the slightest ci~nception that the mercury would drop 30° in a few hours. But ~u c h was the rase. and the fruit-laden commercial orchards of the Housttin-Ualvest.)n distrirt
and the vastly stocked nurseries of the orange belt of the Gulf coast coun- try, which reaches from Louisiana to the lower Rio (;nnde Valley. were
subjected to the mercy of the elements. Aside froin means quickly resorted to, such as banking, sniudping by bonfires and the me in soinr,
instances of a very inadequate number of orchard-heating deTices by
the large orchard men, little protection or aid was given the trees (even
the orchard heaters could not accomplish their mission, due to the terrific velority of the wind, which had full sway), for up to this time
it has not been thought advisable to install windbreaks on the north sides of the orrhardq. In the pist the orrhardist, or most of them a t least, have had the impression that wind breaks on the north would
c u b e the qap to remain i n the wood and defer the process of dnrmantit-
tinn . This erroneous iinprebhiiin has beeu exploded and windbreaks will Le inqtnlled liefore another season, which will greatly assist in the me of orchard heaters in controlling the temlrerature in ritse they are
needed. Much of the nursery stock of the big nurserier where sufficient help
was available \\as quickly remtived on the approach of the storm to packing sheds, and by nieans of heaters waq saved from damage, but
the bearing. trees and the yiung. treeq that were aged to enter the fruit-
prnducing period this cominq seileun were out in the open. awaiting the thawnut before the ultirnate after effects of the freeze could be known.
In fa1.t i t was fullv 10 clay. nr lonqer before the real damage could be awerhined and ui) to that time many were in doubt as to whether or not many i r f the trees aere not killed outright.
hen the truth is really known the trees will be materially benefited
I J ~ the pruninq that will be Kiveii them. and the Rhedding of leaves and the burniriq of them will de+ny millions of insects that seek pro-
tectim or clepobit their egqs on the foliage during the winter montha. The value of the experience the fruit growers have had during this freeze can not 1)e estimated, and much good will be acronipli4ied from
the knowledqe they hare acquired, and they will be greatly aided in their wirk of further de% eloping the orange indurtry.
JANUARY, 1911. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE 1.-Climatological data for January, 1911. District No. 8, Tercaa mid Rio Grande Thlley.
27.8
30.0
30.4 30.4 B.5
95
............. +i i .2 l.~.l.!iii I-ii ..................... - 37
....... 58 30 - 18
+11.3 ti2 31 - 11
+ 9.6 57 30 - 16 +10.4 51 30 - 20
..........................
..........................
-
d I 5
s E
e
8
u
84
cl -
2 4 18 1
1 5 3 19 20
48
10 2
35 2
4 2 2 9 2 2 16 3
12 8 2
..
9
9
2 2 11 2 13 6
33 3 2 4
2 13 2 2 3
1
ti
ti
I:
24 1
21 ti ti
2 9 2
4
2 2 2
2 2
..
>
3 13 13 6 13
1;
3s 1
11
19 2
12 2 1 1 13 2 2 2
1
2
; 3 2 1 13
Manasss ............... Plntoro.. .................. Sapache.. ............ San Luis. .............. Wagon Wheel Gap E.S. New hfcrico.
-
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1'
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2
12 1 S
2
0 10
2 9
2 3 1 4
6 3 2
10 8 2 2 2 2 0 9 S 1
4 2 5 1 2
1 4
5 3 3 1
3 6
8
2
1
0
..
..
.. .. 2 1
3
5 2
0
3 4 3 2 5 1
4
2 5 2
4 3 6
3
1
1 8 3
0
9
4
4 8 3 3
..
9
5 8 9
1 1
7 3 .. 9
5
6
7
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71
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sw. sw.
W.
sw. nw.
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sw. sw.
W.
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4.43 T.
0. 82 0.23
~
Temperature, in degrees Fahrenheit.
....... - 0.19
+ 0.18 - 0.19
Precipitat,ion, in inches.
0.27
0.16
0.83 0.33 0.31 0. ti0 2. 8ti 4.59 0.57 0.07 0.46 0.54 T. 1.36 3.04
0.20 0.21 0.25
1.02 0.12 0.22
0.29 0.34 1.57 0.15 0.30 0.30 1.00 1.10 1.20
0.21
Sky.
- 0.05
- 0.38 ....... .......
- 0.oti ....... ........ ....... ........ ....... ....... .......
+ 0.22 .......
______ + 0.i3 ........ ....... ....... ....... ....... ........ ............ ........
+ 0.02 ....... - 0.35 ....... ....... ....... ....... .......
Albuquerque ........... Ancho.. ............... Artesin.. .............. Aspen Grove Ranch.. . Bateman's Ranch ..... Bluewater. ............
Capitan.. .............. Carlsbad ............... Carrizozo.. ............. Carson Park. ........... Chama.. ............... Cloudcroft.. ............ Corona.. ............... Coyote.. .................. Cundiyo.. ............. Demonstration Farm..
B03Z.. .................
Bermlitlo .........
..do ............. Santa Fe.. ........ Snn Miguel.. ...... Torrance. ......... Chnves.. .......... Otero.. ........... Rio Arriba.. ...... Estancia.. ............. Torrance.. ....... .' Fort Stanton ...........I Lincoln.. ......... Fort Sumner.. ......... Guatlalupe.. ...... Gallinas ................ Linroln ........... Gallium Planting St.$. San Miyel ....... Gloriata Ranch ......... Socorro.. .......... Harvey's Upper Hanch. Sau Miguel.. ...... Hillsboro ............... Sierra ............. Hodges ................. Taos .............. Hondo Reservoir.. ..... Chaves.. ..........
Jemez Springs .......... San ovil .......... Knowles (near). ....... Eddy. ............ Laguna ................ Valencin .......... Lagunita ............... Guadalupe ........ Lake Valley ............ Sierra.. ........... Llrs Vega%. ............ San Miguel ........ Liston ................. Chaves ............ Los Lunas (near) ....... Valencia. ......... Magdalena. ............ Socorro ............ Mineral Hill ............ San Yiruel ........
Hope, .................. Edd J . .~. ..........
...... 37.4 37.9 41.7 44.5
38.2
.......I.... ......... + 6.5 1 Gti 31 1 ....... , ti6 3 1 ' - 4
+ 6.1 ;ti 1ti - 2 ....... 78 llj - 12
....... 61 15t - 15 ..........................
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......
37.9 48.6 37.5d 42. Od
.......I... ......., bo
....... 81 ....... I 67
...... _' 72
30t 31
15t 30t
......... - 4
- 10 3
- 10
Noria .................. Orange.. ............... Orogrande ................. Uscura ................. Ot.is .................... Otto ................... Pastura ................ Placitas (near). ........ Plaiuview .............. Red River Canyon.. ... Rincon ................. Rio Grande Dam ....... Rosedale ............... R o s n r e l l _____.________._ San Marcial.. .......... San Rnfael.. ........... Ssntn Fe ............... %uta Fe C.anyon ............ Smta Rosa ............. Sororro ................. Stanley.. .............. Strauss ................. Swastika Ranch ........ Tart .................... Tajique (near) ......... Taos. .................. Taos Canyon.. ............ Tecolote ................ Three Rivers ........... Tijeras Canyon.. ....... Torrance ............... Tres Piedras.. ......... Tnichas.. .............. Tularosa ............... Vaughn ................ Virsylvia .............. Winsors ................
Uoua An3 ......... Utero.. ........... .do.. ........... Linroln. .......... Eddy ............. Banta Fe .......... Guadalupe ........ Bernalillo.. ....... ('hares ............ Taos.. ............ Dona Ana ......... Sierra ............. Hocorro ........... Chnves ............ Socorro ............ Vnlencia.. ........ Sant.a Fe .......... do.. ........... Guadalupe. ....... Socorro ............ Sant.a Fe.. ........ Dona Ana ......... Valencia.. ........ Guadalupe ........ Torrance.. ........ Taos. ............. ..do.. ........... Lincoln ........... Otero. ............ Bernslillo ......... Torrance .......... Taos.. ............ Rio Arriba ....... Otero ............. Guadalupe ........ Taos. ............. San Miguel .......
......
......
36.0
29.4 48.4 46.8 40.2 47.8
38.3 34.4
..........................
.......I 76 31 .....
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............. , ............. .......I.... ......... .......................... .......................... ....... 59 20 - 10
98 - ?2
+ 6.8 78 31 5
+ 8.6 83 31 - 3
....... 70 30 - 4
+ 5.9 58 30 - 8
.......................... ....... 1 58
+ 6.4 80 :29t 9
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+ 0.09
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3
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3 -
1.2 50.8 T. 31.3 2. 1
T. 37.5 T. 0. ti LO. 3
0.0 0.0 0.0
1'. 0.0 0.1 1.5 22.4 34.8 2.0 T. 2.0 1.0 0.0 8.5 16.0 T. 0.6 0.0 0.9
T.
0.0 0.1 5.5 0.1 1.5 3.0 3.0 0.0 15.0
ti. 7 1.0
0.5 1.5 0.5 0.0
0.8
T. T. T. 2.0 0.0
4.0
I). 0
0.0
0.0
0.0 2.0 2.0
1.0 3.5
12. 0 0.0 0.0
0. s 0.5
T. 0.3 2.0 0.5 0.0
0.0
0.0 5.0
0.8 9.4 2.0
0.0
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7 13 6
9
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7 6 10 6 3 9 16
5 7 5 1
3 12 6 9 14
3
6
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10 7
10 4 4 4
1 4 4 8 6
5 4 3
6 6
8
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T. 0.17 0.36
0.22
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0. Iti 0.40 0.15 0. 15 0.58 1.24 1.80 0.37 0.04 0.26 0.38 T. 0.93 0. bo
0.20 0. 17 0.21
0.56 0.12 0.12
0.29
(I. 14
0.73 0.06
0. 15 0. 20 0.57
0.37
0.46 0.10
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0. 61
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0.30 0.12 0.18 0.46 0.10 T. 0.30 0.40 0.20 0.20 0.41
0.1s 0.5
0.20 0. 08
0.43 0.11 0.77
0.53 0.19 0.24 0.29 0.11
T. 0.16 0.40 0.09 0.24
1.10 0.18
0.12 0. €4 0.24
0.73 0.23 0.22 0.54 0.10
0.70 0.18
0.23 0.41
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5 13 18 14 15 12 14
12 15
17 20 5 15 12 16
18 16 1s 24
15 18 17 11 18
14
12 14 13 20 25 13 19 10
14
15 20
12 23 15 23 17 16 25 9 10 4
23 1Y 23
li
14
20
19 15
21 10
25
22 10
18 13 14
23 21 15 23
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9 16
29
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Dr. L. C. Audrain. blrs. Ida M. Lively. Chas. 8 eiser M a r i o n L o i . Marine D. Wright.
J. B. Chapman. Walter R. Hook. Eugene Williams. P. B. Albright. U. S. Weather Bureau.
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7, SG5 10,015 7,576 9,843 9,000 7,700 9 675
i: i40 7,794 9,235
3 863 4' 338 4' 320 7' 800 5: 000
4 000
8: 900 6,7Y2
6'348 3' 120
5: 429
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4 154
7, ti50
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61 140
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3,904 4.000
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5 000
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4 114
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4' sou 6; 557
4: -136
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5,285 6 000
8,558
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6: 509 7,013
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4:436 5.952 7,5m
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John W. Bateman. Bluewater Development Co. D. C. Savage. Agent E. P. S: S. W. R. R. U. 8. Reclamation Service. Agent E. P. & 5. W. R. R. Lester S M ers Frank C: Joxnson. Agent E. P. & S. W. R. R. TI n
46.3 + 4.1 31 0
50.3 + 5.4 ,9 30 - 4 z7
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36.4 ....... ti6 30 1 - 1
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...
til 39 ... 44 2a ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
- _. Do. Teofilo Vijil. Erb & Westerman. Agent E. P. & S. W. R. R. Boyd Williams. Agent E. P. & S. W. R. R. Mrs. E. F. McBride. Agent N. M. Central R. R. United States Sanitarium. F. A. Manzanares. Agent E. P. B 8. W. R. R. U. S. Forest Service. Chas. M. Crossman. Simon B. Warner. Dr. F. I. Givens. Austin Porter. U. 6. Reclamation Service. A. W. Board. L. L. Shields. J. W. Mosley. Gus Weiss. P. A. Turnbull. Wm. P. Keil. N. M. Noma1 University. E. a. Liston. Richard Pohl. Wm. Pender. W. M. Nelson. Agent E. P. & 9. W. R. R. hlrs. J. M'. Corbett. Agent E . P. k 8. W. R. R. Do. Jas. Brownfield, jr. Agent E. P. & 9. W. R. R. Eu ene F. Jones. A. e. Hove. 0. H. Johnson. Agent E. P. b. 8. W. R. R. Geo. C. Ellis. L. P. Adair.
Mrs. L. R. Penn. Chas. H. Raitt. U. 6 . Reclanlation Service. R. H. Martin. U. 6 . Weather Bureau. Agent A T & S. F. R. R. Dr. Chai.'M: Grorer. U. S. Weather Bureau. C. Martinez. John L. Chapman. J. J. Leeson. Henry Winans. Agent So. Pac. R. R. Swastika 6 . & L. Co. J. F. Nappier. U. S. Forest Servire. Alex Gusdorf. L. Martinez. Agent E. P. & 6. W. R. R.
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42 42 4s 53
53
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3
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3 3 3 3
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3 2
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Ignacio Cordova. Irhy L. Fairless. Agent E. P. b. 9. W. R. R. Dr. I. N. Woodman. H. D. Winsor.
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31
30
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30
31 14
30
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30 31
31 31
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MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE 1.-Climatologicul duta for Janriury, 1911. District No. 8-Continued.
c; 6 %
-5
$4 -~
5
- 1 14
......... ......... 12
- 4
15
13
- 4 9
19
1
12
14
17 21
7
10
7
1
5
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10
21
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14
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13 10 10
9
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8
JANUARY, 1911
Taw. Abilene ................
Alvin .................. Anahuac 8 .............. Antelope. .............. Austin ................. Ballinger.. ............. Barstow ................ Bay City ............... Beaumont ............. Beeville.. ..............
Alanco.. ............... Boerne ................. Bo0t.h.. ................ Bowie .................. Brasoria.. ............. Brazos ................. Brenham.. ............. Bridgeport.. ........... Brighton. .............. Browusville.. .......... Rrownwood.. .......... Cameron. .............. Cannons.. ............. Claytonville.. .......... Coleman.. .............
COIOmdO ............... Colurnbia. ............. Columbus.. ............
Corsicans.. ............ Crockett ............... Cuero. ................. Dallas. ................. Danevang.. ............ Decator.. .............. Del Rio ................ Devine.. ............... Dialville. .............. Dillev.. ................ Dublin.. ............... Duval .................. Eagle Pass ............. Edna .................. El Puo ................ Encinal.. .............. Fairland. .............. Falfurrias .............. Flatonia ............... Flint 5 .. ............... Fort Clark. ............ Fort McIntosh ......... Fort Bt.ockton.. ....... Fort Wort& ............ Fredericksburg ........ Gainesville ............ Galveston.. ............ Gatesville.. ............ Georgetown.. .......... Gonzales ............... Gorham 8 .. ............ Graham ............... Grand Saline.. .......... Grapevine .............. Greenville .............. Hallettsville ............ Hamlln.. .............. H a y .:. ............ ..I Has ell ............... Hebbronville ........... Hem stead ............ Henzrson ............. Hewitt.. ............... Hico ................... Hillsboro ............... Hondo.. ............... Houston.. ............. Huntsville. ............ Jayton ................. Jemett.. ............... Junction.. ............. Kaulman. .......... ...I Keene ................... Kerrville.. ............ .'
Albany ................
Big Springs.. ..........
College Station.. .......
Corpus C.hristi.. .......
Taylor ............ Shackellord ....... Brazoria ..........
Gonzales .......... 299
McLennan ........ 444
Youn 2 ............ 1,040
Van andt.. ...... 399
Tarrant ........... 670
Hunt.. ........... 550 Lavaca ............ 235
I Jones. ............. 1,685
Gillespie. ............... Haske I .......... 1,553
Duval .................... Waller ............ 254
Rusk .............. 500
McLennan. ....... 664
Hamilton ................ Hill.. ............. 623 Medina ............ 901 Harris. ............ 135
Walker ............ Kent.. ................... Leon.. ............ 496
Pimble.. ......... 1.645
Kaufman. ........ 448
Johnson.. ......... 940
Chambers.. ....... Jack ..................... Travis ............ Runnels ........... Ward.. ........... Mat.agorda ........ Jeiferson .......... Bee ............... Howard.. ......... Blanco.. .......... Keudall.. ......... Fort Bend. ....... Mont.ague.. ....... Bmzoria .......... Palo Pinto _____ ___ Washington ....... Wise.. ............ Nueces.. .......... Cameron.. ........
4Y
23
593
1,W
2,573 53 29 225 2,396 1,350 1,412 81 1.113 25 SO1 350 754
12
38
............... ............... 56.5 + 7.4
53.0 ....... ............... 84
85
60.5
I??. 2 52.1 55.8 59.2
...............
+ 6.3 82
+ 7. 0 SY ....... 87
+ i .0 81
+ 9.5 53
Brown ............ Milam .............. Polk.. ............ Fisher.. ...........
x .4 5s.9 50 3 53.8 58.8 48. 4
61.0
...... ......
+ 5.9
+ 7.2
+ 7 6
+ 1.4
+ 7.1
Coleman.. ........ Brazos.. .......... Mitchell.. ......... Bmzoria.. ........ Colorado .......... Noeces.. .......... Navarro .......... Houston .......... De Witt ____.__._. Dall ss... .......... Wharton.. ........ Wise.. ............ Valverde .......... Medina.. ......... Cherokee.. ........ Frio.. ............ Erath.. ........... Travis.. .......... Maverick .......... Jackson.. ......... El Paso.. ......... La Salle.. ........ Burnet.. ......... Starr.. .................. Fayette ........... Smith.. .......... Kinney ........... Webb ............ Pecos.. ........... Tarrant.. ......... Gillespie.. ........ Cooke.. ........... Galveston ......... Corvell .......... ~iiliamson .......
2,100
1,710 3133 2,066 34
206
3
445
350 177
466
145 l .W i 952 653 575 589 1,466
820
800 71 3.762 558
1,ooO
465
463
1.050
460
3, OW 670
1,742 738 69 795 750
61.6 54.4 58.4 61.8 53.1
61.0
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+ 8.1 S4
+ 7.2 s ....... $6
+ 8.1 90
+ 8.1 95
+ 6.9 83
..... 49.6 62.1 56.9
64.4
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58.4 65.2
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+ 8.5 95
....... 92
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+ 7.8 %
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55." 53.3
51.8
49.8
55.5 54.6
59.0
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31 31
30
30
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30 12 31
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51.0 59.2 61.8 54.7
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+ 3.6 88 ...............
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....... SO
+ 8.9 84
+ 5.3 82
Kerr .............. Tom Green.. ...... Bosque ............ Fayette ........... Dawson.. .........
1.650 2,050 576
276
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3. nli + n. 31;
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0.45 - 0.53
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n. 79 + I). 1-1
0.31 - 3.23
0.41 - 0.0;
n .u ....... n.24 - 2.01
n. :ti - 1.73
n. a - 2.13
n. 00 - 2.811 n.20 - 1.1;
0.44 .......
IJ. 33 - 0. 76
0.36 - 3.55
0.r4 - 2. sci
0.83 - 0.63
0.55 - 2.8;
0.59 ....... 0.31 - 1.60
0. 15 - 1.53
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b9 85 S i 90 86 91
80
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0.35 ....... 0.92 - 0.59 0.35 _______ 0.38 .......
0.36 - 0.45
0.36 - 0.15
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n. 30 .......
0.90 - 2.72
0.41 - 1.19
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0.0s ....... 0.31 - 1.61
0.39 - 1.14 0.51 - 1.40
0.00 .......
0.43 - 0.22
0.25 ....... 0.71 ....... 0.24 - 1.40 0.27 ....... 1.23 ....... 0.30 - 0.95 0.18 - 3.68
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0.2s
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I). i o
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE l.-Clin~atological data for Junziay, 1911. Diatriet No. 8-Continued.
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........ l.w + 0.12 0.68
___. __ __ 0.35
- 0 .2 T.
........ 0.10
- 3.i3 0.12 ........ 0.17 -1 .4 7 0 .E
........ 0. 10
97
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18 10 11
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8
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Precipitation, in inches.
San Augustine.. ....... San Augustine.. .. Sm Juanito.. .......... Hidalgo.. ................
Ban Saba. ............. San Saba. ........ Santn Gertmdee. ...... 1 Nueces.. .................
Sm MarCOS.. .......... Hays.. ...........
3130
588 1,712
Sealy. ................. Somerville ............. 8onora.. ............... Sugarland .............. Butherland Springss.. . Taylor.. ............... Temple ................ Theodore. ............. Thurber.. ............. Tilden.. ............... Tivoli.. ................ Uvalde ................ Valley Junction.. ...... Victoria. ............... WSCO .................. Waxahachie. .......... Weatherford.. ......... Wha rtQn ............... Wills Point ............ ZapSb.. ...............
.4ustin.. ........... 201 Burleson .......... 251 Sutton ............ 2, %XI
Fort Bend ........ i 9 Wilson.. ................. Williamson. ...... 583 Bell ............... a 0 Winkler.. ............... Erath ..................... McMullen .................
Uval e ........ 937 Robertaon.. ...... 289 Victoria.. ......... 187 MCLeIlIlan ........ 124 Ellis.. ............ 556 Parker.. .......... 864
Wharton.. ........ 105 Van Zandt. ....... 524
ZSPStS.. .......... 300
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Term-Con tinued . Mrs. K. I. Webber. Jno. C ,. Kenedy. Matt Cody. Mrs. Fannie Sneed. E. W. Torrence. M. D. Wardlow. Geo. W. Ellis. C. 4. Propst. T. A. King. John Carter Rev. A. P. Willis. J. J. Faubion. R. I(. Colquitt. Lee Sc0t.t. W. E. McNabb. Miss Josephine Newman. L. H. Romig. A. R. Shearer. Lucius W. Goaelin. H. C . Smith. Miss Harv Hofmann. J . Giesecke. U. 5. Weather Bureau. E. H. Snider. Earnest De Vilbis. R. B. Pointer. J. F. Sander. J. El. Rickford. W. L. Dodd. C . H. Pease. Lindsav Wat.ers. Mm. C.'W. Higdon. H. D. Pearce. D. W. Bellamv. Mrs. C. B. Grewe. W. F. M. Ross. Reiffert & Frohese
~ampaeas.. ......... ...I Lampasas.. ...... La Parra.. .............. Cameron.. ........ 38 Laurelea Ranch ........ Nueces.. .......... 20 Liberty.. ............ Liberty. .......... 38 ....... .... ......
H5.5 ,.... ... Llano .................. Llano ............. 1,040 Llano Grande.. ........ Hidalgo.. ......... Xti
Long Lake.. ........... Anderson.. ....... 2 3
Longview.. ............ ............ 336 Lnfkin.. ............... ........ 3 3
Lulink .............. ..( Caliiwell.. ........ .LIS
Marat on.. ............ Ilrewster.. ........ 4.013
;;I Marble Falls.. ....... .I ~iirnet.. ..........
..
0.50 0.30
0. YO ........ 0.50 0.74 ........ 0.4tj
0. Hi ........ (I. 46 0.34 ........ (I. 17 0.11 ........ 0.0Y
I). 29 ........ 0.15
1.90 1::::::::l 1.90
51.8 .......
5ti. 1
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..... 1 .......I .... 1 .... 1 ...... 0.58
n. 0.1
n. 34
0. 16 T.
0.10 0.45 ........................... .......................... 59.4 ....... 81 2st 11 4i.0 ....... S4 31 - S
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59.8 ....... 87. 10 1 13
130.4 1 . ...... 1 90 1 30t 14
.......................... ..........................
..........................
Pierce.. ................ Wharton.. ........ Plainview.. ............ Hale.. ............ 3.370 Port Lavaca ........... CahOU n... ....... 20 Post Citv.. ............ Qarea.. ........... 2.700 Raymoridville ......... Cameron
0.00 ........ n.w
0.43 ........ 0.34 0.87 ........ 0.5ti 0.42 ........ 0.15 0.30 ........ 0.90
0.55 - 0. ?? 0.94 0.4ti ........ 0.30 0.31i - 1.57 0.20
0.25 ........ 0.22
0.24 ........ 0.12 0.44 ........ 0.39
11. 17 - 0.53 0. 13
..................
0.03 - 1.61; n.oi 0.3ti ........ n. 12
o.in ........ 0.w 0.w - 1.43 0.00 0. i i - 0.42 0.06 0.00 - 0.70 0.00 0.22 ........ 0.14 T ......... T.
Ricardo ................ Nueces ............ 57 R iveraide .............. Walker. .......... 1 ti9 Robert Lee. ........... Coke.. ............ 1,850 Rmkland. ............. Tvler.. ........... 136 .........
Rockport. ............ .I Aku~sm.. ......... 12 Rossville.. ............. Atrnosa.. ........ S58 Runge ................. Karnts ............ 306
Sabinal. ............... I Uvalde. .......... 9ti-l
................. ...................... Salad0 Bell San Awelo. .......... .I Toni Green. ..... .I 1,947 San Antonio.. .......... Besar ............. 701
............ 1 .............. 53.3 + 9.3 91 31 5 59.1 + 8.0 87 30 16 56.8 ....... S3 31 Y
55.7 titi8
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92 30
1
15
+ 4.6 M 30 13 55.6 I+ Ij.0
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Mias L. C. Ford. Jas. Burns.
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.......................... .......................... 61.811 ....... 1904 11 1 9
:::::I :______ j .... I .... 1 ...... .................... ............
D .w i - 0 .2 0.00 - 2.50
..... 0.26
0.00 0.92
0.20
0.18
.......
C. C. Zirjxka. E. H. Hall. C. D. Longserre. Miss J. Stickfort. Mrs. F M Hu hs
w. W.'Cibbari. . F. H. Eameat.
0.2li 2.00 0.32 1: 1.24 0.23 1 - 1.26
0.0
0. 0
3 2
..................
0.40 ........ 0.28 0.24 ........ 0.13
I 1
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0.0 2
0.0
~
2 47.6 ....... 88 65.8 ....... 93
a, b, 0 etc indicate, respectively. 1,2,3. etc., days missing from the record.
Alao on other dates. Separate dates 01 falls not recorded. Data are from standard instruments not supplied by the U. S. Weather Bureau.
Eatmated by observer.
* Preei&.atibn included in that of the next measurement. **Temperature extremes are from observed readings of the dry bulb; means are computed from observed readings.
Q Ina-nts are read in the morning; the maximum temperature then read is charged to the precedinE day, on which it almost always occurs.
4 . Precipitation ia less than 0.01 inch rain or melted snow. I
Precipitation for the 24 hours ending on the morning when i t is measured.
81576-11-7
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
Stations.
Colorado. Rlancit. ........... c:u i n hres ........... ti:wnett ............ Hermit.. .......... La Veta Pass.. .... hlannssa ........... Platoro.. .......... Saguache .......... San Luis.. __ ___._. Wagon Wheel Gap
Nrru Xexico. lgricultnral College Alamogordo (near) Alaniogordo ........ Alanios Ranch ..... 4 I huquerque ...... Ancho.. ........... Artesia. ........... .Aspen Grove R'rh. Botemau's Ranch. Bluewnt.er. ........
(:apitan ............ Carlshad. ........... Carrizozo. ......... (?arson Park _______ Charna.. .......... Cloudcroft.. ....... C.oroua. ........... coyote.. ........... Conrliyo.. ......... Demonstration F'm Dumn.. ........... Elk ................ Escondido.. ....... Espanola.. ........ Est.ancia.. ......... Fort Stanton.. .... Fort Snmner.. .... Gallinas. ..........
Esp. Sta.
Bo3Z.. ............
Hodges.. .......... Hondo Reserrior.. Hope.. ............ Jernez Springs.. ... Knomles.. ......... Lacuna.. .......... Laainita. ......... Lake Valley.. ..... La3 Veaas.. ....... List.on.;. .......... Los Lunas (near). .
MinPral Hill. ...... Monterey.. ........ hfotmt.ainair.. ..... N r m i a n . ......... Noria.. ............ Oranee. ........... Orogrande.. ....... oscura.. ........... Ot.is. .............. nt.t.0.. ............. vasturn.. .......... Plncitas (near) ..... Plainriew.. ....... Red River Canyon. Rincnn.. .......... Rio Grande Dam.. Rosedale.. ......... Roswell ............ San Marcial ........ Ran Rafael ......... Sant.s Fe .......... Sanh Fe Cauron.. S3nt.a Rnsn..: ..... Sororro.. .......... Stanlpr.. .......... Straiisn.. .......... Swnstika Ranch ... Tsft ............... Taiique (npnr). .... Taos ............... Taos Chnyon.. .... Tero1ot.e.. ......... Three Rivers ...... TiiernsCanvon ....
Maadalell3 .........
Vaughn ............ Virsvlvis .......... Winsors.. .........
TABLE ?.-Dn.iIy precipitah'on for Junitury, 1911. District Xo. 6, Terns and Rio Gruiin'e l k l k y .
Day of month. !
River basins.
....... 0.03 8.37
____d o 0.03 1 .O i
.. ..do.. ____d o ........ ........
____d o ........................ ..,.... T. T.
__._d o
.... do.. ...... .0t; ............ ... .... ........ ....................
.... ........ ........ .... ........ ....... ............ ........ .... .... .... .... .... ........ .... .... .......
.... ...... ........... ... ......... ....... .. ........ ........ .... [IO..
........ ...... ........ ............ ............ ................................ .. ..do ............................................. .?4 . 14 .... T. .... 19 .05i T. .... ............. ..... 02 ........ .06 0. $3
... Rio Grmole.. ..................................... OS
.. ..do. ....................... , .................... T. ....... ____d o .................................................
____d o T. T. ....
...
................ ........ .................... .. .............................. ..... ... ..... ..... ........... ........ .01 ........................... .'. .................. ............................ ............................ ............................... ... ........ .... .29 ........ .04 ... ........ ............................ .... ........ .... .... ........ ... ........ ........ ........ .. ......... ......
..do..
Pecos.. ... .... do. ...................................... .... ____d o ........................................ RioGrande.. .... T. ................ ........ .. ..do.. ....... ................................ ............ * 18
.... do ........ .24 ................................ .50 T. T. ........... .............
... .do.. ....... 01 ............................................ .01 ......................... 02 ..................... ................... a 21
Rio Grande.. ....................................................... .'. ....... .?1 ..................... Oi ............................... 0.28
.. ..do. ................................................ IS . i10 .... . 15 ............. GS .............................. 02 ...................
............ ....
!. .35 ............................................................ .... ................................ ................
JANUARY, 1911.
Stations. River basins.
TCXU.9.
Abilene ............ Albany.. .............. Alvin. ............. .\nahuac. ............. Antelope ........... hustin.. ........... Ballinger fi ............. Barstow ............ Bay City 1 U ........ l3eanniont 1 11 ....... I3eeville 1 11 ......... Rig Springs.. ...... Blanc0 (1 .......... Roerne.. ........... BoothU I ........... Bowie .............. Brazoria ............ Drasos 11 11 ..............
Brklgeport I 1, ...... Rrighton.. ......... Brownsville.. ...... Brownwood fl 11 ..... Cameron 1 11 ........ Cnrmona. .......... Claytonville ........ Coleman ............ College Stat.ion.. ... Colorado. .......... Colnmhia .......... Coloml~us I1 II ....... Corpus Christi.. .... Corsicana 11 I1 ....... Crwkett.. .............
Dallas 11 .......... Danevaug. ......... Decatur ............ Del Rio ............ Derine ............. Dialville ............ Dillev ..............
Duval .............. Eaxle Pus.. ....... Edna ............... El Paso.. .......... Encinal.. .......... Fairland.. ......... Falfurrias .......... Flatonis ............ Fllnt ............... ~o r t c1arh-n) ........ Fort McIntosh ........... Fort Stockton.. .... Fort Wort,h ......... Frederirksborg ..... c;ainewille ......... Walreston .......... Gatesville .......... Georget.own(1II ........
Graham. ................ Grand Saline.. .....
TTal Iett.wi!le. .......
Rrenhmn !I I/ ~. .........
(hero I( 1) ............
Dubiin f ..........
Gonzales Gorhani I\--::::::::
Graperine .......... Greenvillell 11. .......
..... ....
Ilsmlin ............. Brazos.. ..... I larpsr. ............ Colortido. .... Iluskrlll I ........... Drazov.. .... .I
Brazos. ..... .do.. .... Coast.. ..... ..do. ..... Trinity ..... Colorado .... do.. .... Pecos ....... Colorado.. Neches.. .... Coast.. ..... Colorado.. .. Guadalupe.. Ssn Intonio. Rrazos ...... Trinity.. ... Brazos ...... .do.. .... .do.. ..... Trinit,y.. ... Coast ........ Rio Grande. . Colorado.. ... Brnzos.. ..... Neches ....... Brazos. ...... Colorado. .... Brazos.. ..... Colorado ..... Brazos. ...... Colorado. .... Coast.. ...... Tri1iit.y.. .... ..do. ...... G113,laliipe.. . Trinity ...... Coast.. ...... Trinity ...... Rio Grande.. Nneces ....... Neches ....... Nnecea ....... Brazos.. ..... Colorado ..... Rio Graude.. Larwa. ..... Rio Grande.. Nueces ....... Colondo ..... Coast.. ...... Guadalupe ... Neches ....... Rio Gnnde.. do ........ Pecos.. ...... Trinity ....... Colorado ..... Trinity ....... Coast ......... Brazos ....... .do.. ........
Rrazos ....... do ........ Bshine.. ..... Trinity ....... Sabiue.. ..... Lnvarn.. .....
..
Qll3dalllpR.. .
r€ el>hronville.. ..... j Coast ........ Heinpstendll 1 ....... Hmzos.. ..... Henderson .......... Neches ....... Hewitt ............. Hlco.. ................... H1lLsboro.. ............. Hondo .............. Houston ............ Huntsville! 11 ........ Jayton.. ............ Jnmntt, I O ...........
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW
Brazos ....... do.. ......
Nneres.. ........ Coast ......... Trinity.. Rrnxoc Trinltr
.do.. ....
TABLE 2.-Daily precipitntionfor Jnnicmy, 1911. District No. 8--Continued.
~- --.,..- Junction ............ Kaufman ........... Keene .............. Kerrvillelfl.. ....... Kniclierbocker ..... 6 o p p e r 1 f l ~__.__.____ Lagrsnge ........... Lamesa ................. Lampasasfll.. ...... LaParra ........... Laureles Ranch. Liberty111 .......... Llano .............. Llano Grandel 11.. .. Long Lake .....
Lufkin ............. Lulingll- .......... Marathon.. ........ MarbleFallsll.._..
Longviewl 1. .....
99
..... ......................................... Colorado.. .................................. I ... ....I.. .!. .I. .................... ....I .. 0.00
Trinltv ................................................................... T. T T. .................... .3? .................... 1:::: :...0.32
Brazos ....................................................................................................................... ....I........ .... Quadaluye.. ......... .l o .. .............................................................................................................. 0.10
Colorado ......... T. ........................................................ T. T. ................ T. .... T. T. .... T. ............ T. Brazos ........................................................................... T. ................ T. T. ............................ T. Colorado. ........ T. ........................................................ T. T. ................ .19 .16 .... .O? .01 T. ............ 0.38
Braem:. .................................................................... .23.. .. .__.I.. .......... T. T. ............................ 0.23
Coast ................................................................................................ 1. 00 ................................ 1.00
....... .do.. ................. .68 ................ .14 ........................................................................................ 0.82 Trinity ...... .35 T. ............................................................ T. ................ T. T. T. ........................ 0.35
Colorado ......... T. ............................................................ T. T. ............ T. ................................ T. Rio Grande. ..................................................................... T. ............ .10 T. ........................ '.. ..... -0.10
Trinity.. .................................................................................... .04 ........ .Os .lo.. ...... .06. ........... 0.28 Sabine.. ..... .06 ........ T. ........ .01. ............................................... .08 ............ .12 . 11 ........ .04 ............ 0.45
Necha ....... .ffi T. ............................................................ T. ............ T. T. T. .I7 .07 .................... 0.30
Colorado T. 1.80 1:::: ::::Le0
do.. ......................................... ............I.......... ...... .4G ...................................................... 0.66
Gnadslupe.. ................................................ .I: : : : : :. . :. .. :. .. : :. . T. ................ T. .22 .05 .04 .................... 0.31
Rlo Qrande.. ................................................ .......... .20 .._.I_. .30 0.60 .......... ........................ ............. ............................................................ .........................................
Day 01 month. I
...................................
.. T.' .... .... .... 1 .... .... .... I .... I .... I .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ........ .... .... ................ .................. I .. . _I .. ............... Xi ,171.. .............. .?7 ............... ....I.. ...... 1.21
.02 .na T. T. .... 1 ........ T. .oi ~5 i5 ........ T. ............ 0.1s :l.T.. ! .... T. 1 .ni T. .... .... 1.. T. ._I _. ........ .
.I_ .. .I.. . -1.. ..I... .I . 1.51.
..:....I ... .I.. . .I .151... .I... .I .... I .... I... .I... .; .... 1.. ..1.30
m
..... .... 1.. ................. I ............ 1 .... 1. 1 . ........................ 1.
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100 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. JANUARY, 19 1 1
TABLE ?.-Daily precipitation for Jnmtay, 1911. District No. S-Continued.
Day of month. I
Stations.
~
............ ...... ........... ..... .. ........................ ....... .......
~
.... .... ............ ............
0.16
Coast.. ...... .......... .15 T. ........ .OJ ............ 0.29
... Pecos.. Oli .?8 0.54
MountBlanco ...... Braeos Nacogdocha~l/ll_____ Neches ....... ........ .... .... T. ... .... 0.04
........... .... .... T. ........ 0.48 New Bmunfels.. Gaudalupe.. Palestine Trinity.. .05 T. T. T. Panter. ............ Brazos ............... T. .... ........ ........ T. ............ 0.23 Pearsall ............ Pierce .............. .... Plainview.. ........ .O i .........
.... ............ .... ........ ........ ........ .... ................
Teras--Continued.
.........
Marla.. Rio Grande.. ..._I ..
Marshall. Sabine..
.W
...... .... ............
.. ........ T. T. T. .34 0.43
.. 0.8: ............. .... 0.42
0.30 ...... .lY .10 0.55 Rocklandlli.. ...... ..... 0.46 Robert Lee/((.
RochTort.. ......... ........................... 0.36 Rossville ........... Runge ............. .... Sabinal ............. .... 0.24 Salado ............. ................................................ 0.44
San Angelo.. ....... ....... .......... T. .1 3 T. ............................ 0.17
San Antonio.. ..... San Antonio. T. ........ T. T. .01 T. ............ .01 ................................ 0. V2 San Augustine. .... Neches.. ..... .......................... T. ,lO ........ .01 .... .l ? .O? T. ................... -0.36
BanJuanit0 ........ ........................ ,135 .0 4 .... ................ T. ........ San Narcosfli.. San Sabe
...... ........................
..... ........... ............ ........
........... .... ............ ......... ............
........ ....................................................... .05 ........................ .O i .... .05 ........ ........ T. .03 .IX; ............. 06 .03 ..... 01 . 01
T.. T. .?1 .ll .04 .03 ........... .3 3 .... ........ .5 0 .... ................ ............
............ ... .................................... ................ ................ ............. ............ ........... ............... ................ ........ .... ............ .............
:... .23 .05 Tilden TivoliIll Uvalde.. ValleyJunctionnII.. Brazos .20 \yictoriall.. ouadalope.. Wacokl Brazos.. Waxa achie 1111 ...... Trinity.. ........ ........ Weatherford 111.. ........ do.. .... ............. .’ .05 ............ Wharton [R.. ....... Colorado.. Wills Point ......... Sahine. ...... ................................ ............ Zapata.. ........... Rio Grande.. ..._I.. ...... .......................... .. .............. ........ ........ ............ ........I .... 10.24
1
JANUARY, 191 1. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE 3.--Na~iinuin and minimum tcinptmfures for January, 1911. District No. 8, Texas and Rio Grande Valley.
,
I
101
-
29 14 24 39 45
42 41 44 46 42
37 44 47 49 52
48 44
50
51
50
45 40 44 48 39
46 47
50
54
57 55
44.0
I Colorado.
44 24 35 4s 06
62
lis
71
rs 76
75 71
il
70 76
74 53
59 65
80
' New Mexico.
22
5
- 3 9 10
15 21 34 20
3Y
57 54 43 34 39
33 38 31
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-
56 38 28 21 33
45 57 61 64 68
67 66 64
59
59
62 61
63
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67 70 49
48
55
62 62 62 62 62 65
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35.3 56.9
San Luis.
9.... 10 ....
11 .... 12 .... 13 .... 14 .... 15 ....
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79 7s
80 80
78 78 75
Fort Stan- ton.
88 87 85 84
85
Mountain- air.
65 55 64 05 61
:;:::: 18 .... 19 .... 20 ....
21 .... 22 .... 23 .... 24 .... 25 ....
26 .... 37 .... 28.. . . 29.. . . 30 .... 31 ....
;; 54
65 70
81 57 51
53
59
71 71 76 82
91
92
93 80 68 65 75
55 53 39 47 57
s1 81
87 88 94 94
59
51 67 65 55 47
Abilene. B.ig Springs. Santa
Rosa. Carlsbad. Roswell. Santa Fe.
-
din.
-
6 -16 -16
-4 1
2 2
9 14 27
30 29 32
25 25
29
19 17 12 25
29 15 12 15 22
22 20 24 39 25
29
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-
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-
19 10 5 19 27
27 39 39 33 52
59
59 57 48
42 83 33 34 47
35 29 35 37 44
54
54
48
58
58
58
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- -
-
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-
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17 15 13 26
48
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as 39
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53
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33 36 33 37 21 33
30.4
- -
-
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-
58
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51
58
64 49 48 48 55
61 65 63 67 64 65
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29 18 19 14 19
28 8 12 5 8
21 7 3 7 12
15 15 8 28 18 14
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52
53
55 70 66
60 67 09 68 73
63
66
60 62 72
74 65 67 52 59
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74 73 70 77
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18 4 -3
10 8
22
19 36 14 35
50
39 39 24 30
28
30 29 15 22
39 37 37 37 29
34 29 27 30 47 37
26.5
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-
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13 -2 -4 4 13
17 32 24 24 31
38 39 33
23 33
31 2s 35 34
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34 ?9 32
3.3 35 35
26.5
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71 76
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78 73 45 51 65
71 73 71 83
88 86
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-
31
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56
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57 36 32
35 49
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53
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1.7
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21 33 35
39 43 45 4G 44
47 47 48
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16 .... 17 .... 18 .... 19 .... XI....
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dax
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43 34 35 45 50
56 57
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66 67 69 69 71
71 63 61 61 70
73 64 46
51
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55 66 66
67
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70 70
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32 17 14
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60 60 61 59 55
58 54 44
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53
54
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53
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53
53
55
61 60 59
59
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53
64 74
81 76
78
82
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76 76
77 76
56 56
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78 60 46 51 66
75 79 78 82
87 85
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35 26
27 37 57
67 65 66 75 8.4
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54
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61 69 71 G6 74
78 76 72
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-
39 14 9 10 2s
35
50
51 45 55
66
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59 56
55 46 43 43 49
46 38 40 39 48
62 64 63 64
61 62
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62
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50 42
45 37 44
29 30 33 26 36
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37
50
50
50 56
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53
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63 44 40 40 47
45 63 60 62 59
58
7.0
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din
-
32 20 16 17 38
33 43 4s
47 62
64 61 62 57 61
63 52 45 47
50
50
45 42 42
49
60 65 64 64 57 56
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68 38 27 45
54
64 74 73 72 78
81 78 76 75 75
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67
81 49 43 48 65
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69 49 39 47 72
70 72
74 82
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81 80
80
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78 75 82
85 87 90
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36
55 40
41 40
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55 45 43
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50
34 33 34 35
41 .13
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54
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15 30
31 37
46
37 51
67 64 61 58
47
42 3ti 34 3s 47
37 31 39 37 47
57 62
49 01 63
63
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77
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78 i 9 77 SO 63
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29
49 57 45
61
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59
56
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58
62
48 45 45
50
59 66 6.4 65
tx €2
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55
76 78 7s 76
80
76 7s 80
77
74 78 66 73 70
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75
77 78 71 81
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82
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-
56 21 16 1S 31
3 i $2
60
48
61
65 63
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59 5s
60 60 56 56 59
62
50
46 48 60
60 64 61 64 F2
61
2.8
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38 15 11
16 34
27 46 44
39 59
66 63 60
58
58
59
41 39 42
50
45 38 39 41 48
56 64 62 60
58
50
16.0
-
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02
6s 05 64 77
83 76
76 75 77
59 59 41 48 76
66 43 41 49 6s
73 80 71 6.4 66
93
x. 0
35 9 5 11
17
26 31 43 28 42
50
53 55
47 46
40 32 35 31 32
50
32 35 34 37
52 48 42 42 54
55
7.2
74
,s3 89 88 87
40
46
50
51
67
Mns..l 69.2 79.7 1 50.8
* Haskell substituted temporarily for Seyniour on account of absence of observer from latter place.