170 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. FEBRUABY, 19 11
CLIMATOLOGICAL DATA FOR FEBRUARY, 191 1.
DISTRICT No. 3, SOdTH ATLANTIC AND EAST GULF STATES.
CHARLES F. VON HERRYANN, District Edit,or.
GENERAL SUMMARY.
Very clist,inctire climatic features c.liara.c~t,erizetl t,lie
mont,li of Febrmry t,lii*ougliout t,lie district. Despite the
nia.rkec1 cold wave at, the beginning of the second clecacle,
h i n g which t,lie t,enipernture fell fielow freezing over tlie dist,ric.t, to the Gulf and dt,lantic cottsts and sout1iwa.rd
int,o Floricla, hhe niont,li as 11. whole ma.s est.reniely warm,
the excess in teniperatme at indiviclunl stations ranging
froni 1 O in southern Floritla to over 11 " in northern Ala- bama and port,ions of the Mississippi area. The only
previous February companthle in this respect with tlie
current month was February, 1890, wliicli was even warmer. I n South Ca,rolina, February, 1909, mas slight,ly
warmer J and in Florida Fehrua.ry, 1 897, wa,s warmer t,lian the current moiith. The St,at,e mean temperature for
Georgia was 2" higher t.lian tlie previous highest record
for February, and with tlie single exception of January, 1907, no wint,er month in Georgia since 1892 1in.s been so
w-arm. The masimuni t,empera.ture for the mont,h hi
Georgia is the lligliest whiter temperature on record.
Although the extremes were not so marked in Blabnmn
and Mississippi the cla.ily excess in tempern.ture during most of January and the first, 30 days of February wa,s
over IO", a period of wwnitli quite without an equal. The record of precipitation also is noteworthy. Tlie
month was estreiiiely dry, t,he State deficiencies ranging
frorii 1.26 inches for t,he Virginia tire& to 3.30 inches for
Florida. The smallest amount,s of rain, generally less t h m 1 inch, were received in Florida and along t,lie Gulf
a.nd Atlantic coasts, gradually increasing t o over 5 inches at a few places in northern Georgia, Blahama, ant1 the
Mississippi mea. The deficiency in rallif~ll M-:is most remarkable in Floridit; of GO stations repnrt'ing. 19
received no rainfall whatever or only a trace, 16 @aces
received 0.10 inch or less, and only 5 over half an mch.
Tlie nuniber of days wit,li precipitation ranged from only
1 in Florida t,o an average of 8 in Virginih, and i in Ala-
Tlie district citine uiitler tlie influence of about 10 niod- mite areas of low and 7 areas of high atmospheric pressure
during the month. The sliglit depressioii that moved
from Colorado t.o Illinois on the Gth, ttnd the subsequent
clisturbanca that moved froni souhhern Terns t,o central Georgia on tlie 9th inaugurated tlie periods of general
but moderate rains that last.ed from the 6th to the 12th
in the nort,liern portions of the district,. The clepression
that moved from soutliern Texas to Louisinna on the
Igth, thence to tlie coast of North Carolinit on the ZOt,li, brought rains on the 19th-20th, which were followed by
the only severe cold wave that occurred during the month.
The lowest atmos heric pressure for the district was
generally registereion the morning of the 20th, the niini- mum being 29.64 inches at Hatteras, N. C. Tlie area of
high pressure following this tliqturbance, although it W'RS
over 3 1 inches in the northwest on the morning of the
20th, and still 31 inches in Kansas on the nionling.of the
21st, clicl not give the highest, pressure for the district;
tlie highest pressure was generally re~stered on tlie 16th
or l'ith, with the maximum 30.64 inches at ,hJorfolk, V n .,
giving a raiiw of 1 inch for the montli.
Escep t inElorirla,, the month wa.; also charscterizetl b v
con5i(lera,ble cloiidiness and frequent den5e fogs, espe-
cially in Georgia. Tlie severe freeze on flie 3Sd antl 23d greatly injurecl vegetrttion, which w:is 111 an atlviincecl stitge nf growth in some sections. At tlie littitude of
Atlanta the leaves of rose< ant1 other low rlirul~s were frozen and killed ancl flower buds were ldiglite(1. The
peach crop was greatly tlam:tgetl.
TEMPERATURE.
The temperature was ahove normal over the entire district during February, the escess beine greatest in the northern portion of the Gulf States. -4long tlie entire
Atlantic coast line the departures were moderate, and
eqpecially so in the estreiiie southern portion of Florida. The State means for Florida and Virainin show an excess
of about 4", for South C:trolina an8 Georgia ahout Go,
for ALthania So, :md for tlie Mississippi area over 9'.
The mean teinperature for the entire district was 53' and the departure +6.2'. The lowest State mean wtis 42'
fur Virginia, and the highest 63' for Florida. Since the iiienn temperature for January, 51", was 5" above tlie
normal, the first. two nioiitlis of the year IO11 show a
marked excess in temperature.
Very warm we:tther prevailed at the hginning of the month, with the highest teiiipernt tires for the inoiith on
the 3tl :it niany places in North C'itrolina ancl Georgia: n
period of niotleratdy cooler weather followed about tlie
10th, which was succee(let1 1 )~- :t second period of pro-
nounced high temperat urcs, especially from the 15th to tlie 19th (20th in Florida). A msrlied coltl wave began
on the 20th antl lasted for several clays, with tempera-
tures below freezing on the niornings of the 27st to
23d, causing much damage to vegetation and crops.
During this periotl the lowest ten1 erature in Virginia
Lenoir; iu Georgia, 13", at Diamond; in Alabama, 17':
at Hamilton; and in South Carolina and the hfississippi
area, 20°, a t ninny ,laces, all occurring on tlie mornmg
Floiida with freezing weather and killing frosts as far
south as De Soto County on the 23d, 24th, and 25th; the
line of freezing did not extend so far south on the east coast. The lowest temperature in Florida was 2 3 O on the
23cl at Moho. Subse ueiitly the temperature rose again,
was 1l0, at Hot Springs; in Nort P i Carolina, 14O, :tt
of the 22tl. The co I d wave overspread the Peninsula of
reaching the highest 9 or the month at places in South
FEBRUARY, 1911. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. 171
Carolina, Georgia, and ,Wssissippi. The niasiinuni t 2111-
perature for the district mas S9", on tlie 20th, a t Malabar,
Fla., closely followed by S7O, on the 2d and 2Sth, a t
Valdosta, C3a. Tlie highest, temperatures for the month exceeded 80' in all the States in the district, except Viruinia.
TLe highest monthly mean temperaturf. was 71.5, at Key West, Fla., and the only other point i t l i ti Fehrnary mean above 70' was Miami, Fla., with 70.2'. The lowest
monthly mean teinperature was 36" at Hot, Spring+, T'n.,
and the only other place with a monthly riiean ldow -No
was Lexington, Va., with 3 8 .2 O . The range 111 monthly
mean temperatures in the various Sta tes w.ns unu+ually
small for tlie season of the pear; in the southern portion
of the Gulf States the nieans rangecl niostlg between 55' and GO", hi the northern portion and 111 the Altlnntic
State.: from 45' to 55O.
PRECIPITATION.
As already mentioned, February was characterized by a
remarkable deficiency in .precipitation, which was espe-
cially noteworthy in Florida, where no less than 1'3 sta-
tions received practically no riain, a condition usually associated only with the arid regions of the West. The
average recipitation for the district was 2 inches, inclicat-
inches over southeastern Alabrima, the whole of Florida,
the southern half of Georgia, ~i i d the eastern portions of
North and South Carolina. It exceeded 4 inches over very limited areas in northwestern Georgia. northern Ala- bama, and hlississippi. The greatest montlily timount in
the district was 6.61 inches, a t noonerille, Miw., closely
followed by 5.63 inches, a t Hamilton, Aln., and 5.60 inclies at Lafayette, Ga. A rainfall of 2.50 inches or more in 24
hours occurred a t but one station, namely, Liberty, S. C.,
2.S4 inches, on the 11th. Outside of Floriclit, where so
many stations receiwd no rain, the smallest monthly to- tal was 0.08 inch a t St. George, (+ti. Tlie rainfall w ' :~
somewha t more evenly distributed in T'irginia, where the
deficiency was least. The number of clays with rain aver-
aged about G for the district. Scattered showers occui-red in the northern portion of
the district on the lst, 3c1, and 4th. The longest period of
consecutive days with rain occurred from the 6th to l"h,
during which, however, the rainfall w-as mostly light and
showeiy. Another general rniii occurred on the 1'3tli-'7Wi,
while the last decade WRS very tliy. The following. brief
details in regard to the distribution of precipitation in the various States may be given : In Virginia much cloudy,
unsettled, and disagreeable weather with frequent light,
showers occurred up to the 20th. but, the close of the iiioiitli
was fine. Tlie rainfall was less than any previously recorded at, some places in the southenstern portion of
North Carolina. In South Carolina the average rainfall,
1.60 inches, is the nest smallest on record for February
(smallest average, 0% inch in 1SDS). In Georgia the State
average ~7as the third lowest) in 20 years, and the aniounts the least ever recorded for February in the southwestern
portion. In Florida tlie month was tlie clryest in the his-
tory of the section, the average rainfall for tlie month being
only 0.19 inch, or 3.30 below tlie normal. Most of the rain fell on the 9th and 20th. It is rather unusual to find so
severe a drought prevailing in aseinitropical locality usually
ing B de x ciency of 2.70 inches. The rainfall w\'its untler 2
supplied with copious precipitation. At Key West, for
example, the total rain all for the month was 0.01 inch, the lowest recorded for Februai-y. The total amount of rain-
fall a t this place since November 1, 1'310, is only 2.18 inches, which is about, 505. inches below the normal. As
a consequence of the droughtj many cisterns are diy and rain is seriously needed. The dry weather in central
Florida, however, was to some extent beneficial, as it re-
tarded the growth of citrus fruits, wliicli were conse-
quently not greatly injured by tlie coid weather of the 21st to 26th. The greatest Stiite averages of precipitation occurred in Alabama ant1 Mississippi, where the rainfall
was more eT-eiily distributed, a t least in the northern
portions. Very light, snow fell in T'irginia on the Gth, l l t h , and
IStli, with the largest amount, 2.7 inches (unmelted), a t
New Castle. Yery small amounts of snow also fell in
western North Crtmlinzt and northern Georgia, niostly on
tlie 11th. Tlie largest amount in Nort81i Carolina was 2.5
inches, a t Mount, Siry. and in Georgia, 3 inches, a t
Cky ton.
RIVER CONDITIONS.
Flood stages were not attained in any of the rivers in
tlie district during February. Very low stages were regis- tered during the early and latter part of the month, with
a nioderate rise between. The mean stages were much below the normal. The 1-adlrin River at Cheraw, for in-
stance, was 7.1 feet below nornitil, ant1 the C'ape Fear at
Fayetteville was 6.1 feet below nornial. Similar condi-
tions prevniled in most of the rivers in the district. In Alabitma, owing to local heavy rains a t the close of the
first decade. niodernte freshets occurred in the lower
Black Warrior nntl Tonibighee Rivers during part of the second decade. That there has been almost no surface
flow of rain water into the rivers is indicated by the rare
circumstance that many riveis, such as tlie Chattalioocliee
in Georgia, have hecome as clear as mountain streams, though usually they are very muddy.
MISCELLANEOUS PHENOMENA.
Tlie wind moremeiit n.ns small for 2% winter month, tlie
average hourly velocity exceeding 10 i d e s only a t Hat-
teras, Atlanta, and Pensacola. The maxinium velocity
reported was 60 miles an hour from the south on the 11th
a t Pensacola, gales of 40 miles an hour or more occurring
a t no other station. Along tlie Gulf coast the prevailing winds were from the south or southetist, and in the inte-
rior from the west or southwest. The average number of clear clays wts 12, ranging froin S in Mississippi to 17 in Florida; the average number of partly cloucly clays was
S, and of cloudy days S. Dense fog prevailed a t a large number of stations, especially in Georgia, occurring on 7
days at Atlanta, 5 days a t Augusta, 11 days a t Macon, 5
a t Savannah, and S a t Thomasville. Thunclerstorms oc- curred at many stations in Alabama and Georgia on the
night of the 3d-4th. During the thunderstorm of that date a t Mont,gonieiy, Ala., a severe squall struck Clover-
dale, a suburban residence section about 13 miles from
the Weather Bureau office, where, however, the wind only
attained a niaxinium velocity of 23 miles. At Cloverdale
chimneys were blown clown, many trees uprooted, some porches daniaged, and a few persons were slightly injured.
172 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. FEBRUARY, 19
TABLE 1.-Climatological data for February, 1911. District No. 2 , South Btluntic nnd eust Guy States.
Virginia. ANOni3.. .............. Ashland.. ............ ..I Buchanan.. ............ Callaville.. ............. Cape Henry ............ Catawba. .............. Charlottesville ......... Clarksrille ............. Columbia. ............. Danville.. ............ .I
Diamond Springs.. .... Hampton .............. Hot Springs ............ Ivor.. .................. Lassiter.. .............. Lexington.. ............ Lynchburg.. ........... New Castle .............
Norfolk. ............... Petersburg.. ........... Randolph.. ............ Richmond. ............ Rocky Mount.. ........ Saxe.. ................. Spottsville (near). ..... Williamshurg .......... North Iarolina. Beaufort. .............. Belhsveti.. ............ Brewers ................ Caroleen. .............. Chalybeate Springs. ... Chapel Hill ............ .; Charlotte.. ............. Chimney Rock ......... Durham (near) ......... Eagletown.. ........... Edenton.. ............. Elieahethtown.. ....... Enfield (near) .......... Fayetteville.. .......... Garland.. .............. Goldsboro.. ............ Graham ................ Greenshoro.. ........... Greenville.. ............ Hatteras. .............. Henderson.. ........... Kings Mountain (uear). Kinston.. .............. Lenoir. .............. ...I Lincolnton.. ........... Louisburg.. ............ Lumherton ............ Mantro ................. Marion.. ............... Moncure. .............. Monroe.. ............... Morganton ............. Mount Airy ............ Mount Holly ........... Nashville. ............. Newbern. ............. Pinehurst. ............. Raleigh. ............... Ramseur.. ............. Randleman. ........... Reidsdle.. ............ Rockingham. .......... Rock7 Mount. ......... Roshoro. .............. Salem.. ................ Salisbury. ............. Saxon.. ................ Scotland Neck ......... Selma.. ................ Settle.. ................ Sloan.. ................ Snow nil1 .............. Southern Pines ......... Southport.. ............ Statesville.. ............ Tarhoro.. .............. Weldon.. .............. Whiteville. ............ Willard.. .............. Wilmington.. .......... South Carolina. Aiken.. ................ AUendde. ............. Anderson. ............. Batjshurg ..............
Newport News.. ...... .'
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Beaufort; .............. Blackville .............. B l a h .................. Bowman.. .............
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Buckingharn.. .... Eanover. ......... Bot,etourt,. ........ Brimswick.. ...... Princess Anne ..... Roanoke.. ........ Albemarle.. ....... Necklenburg ....... Fluvanna.. ....... Pittsylvanin ...... Princess Anne ..... E1irahet.h Cit.).. ... Bath .............. Sout.hanipton. .... Goochland ........ Rockbridge. ......
Craig.. ............ Warwick.. ........ Norfolk. .......... Dinwiddie. ....... Charlotte .......... Henrico ........... Franklin. ......... Charlotte.. ........ Surry ............. James City ........
Carl eret ........... Beaufort. ......... Wilkes.. ......... .' Rut.herforil.. ...... Harnett.. .......... Orange.. .......... Meck~ellburq.. .... Rutherford.-. ...... Durhani.. ........ Northamptou.. ... Chowan.. ......... Rladeu.. .......... Halifax. .......... Cumherland.. ..... hnpson.. ........ Wayne.. .......... Alarnmce.. ....... Guilford.. ......... Pitt.. ............. Dare.. ............ vance.. ........... Gaston.. .......... Lenoir ............ Caldwell.. ........ 1.incoln. .......... Franklin.. ........ Roheson. ......... Dare .............. McDo well.. ....... Chatham.. ........ Union.. ........... Burke ............. Surry.. ........... Gaston.. .......... Nash.. ............ Craven.. .......... Moore.. ........... Wake.. ........... Randolph.. ....... ..... do ............. Rockingham.. .... Richmond.. ...... Nash.. ............ Person.. .......... Forsyth ...........
Stokes ............. Halifax.. ......... Johnston.. ........ Iredell. ........... Duplin.. .......... Greene.. .......... Moore.. ........... Brunswick.. ...... Iredell. ........... Edgecornbe. ...... Halifax. .......... Columblls. ........ Pender ............ New Hmover.. ...
Aiken.. ........... Barnwell.. ........ Anderson. ........
Beaufort .......... Barnwell Fair6eld.. ........
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1 Orangeburg.. ... -.I
Temperature. in degrees Fahrenheit.
2.26
2.01 2.96 1.84 2.12
1.31 2.04 1.63 1.6i 3.23
2.55 1.22
'1.77 2. ti5 l.:?' 1 .3
4.36
2.71 2.1s 2.32
2 .e 2.20
1.93 2.52
3.06 2. G?
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- 1.95
- 1.90
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- 1.88
- 1.46
- 1.14
- 2.11
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- 1.57
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Leander Mcc:orniick ( bbsy. J. A. Ligon. C:hesa eake 6: Ohio Ry. C. (;. fl'iatkins.
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Cr. S. \Veat%er Bureau. bCiss J. L. Martin.
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T. S. In1,orden. Frank Glover.
W. G. Hwriug. Mrs. N. R. Taylor. Dr. W. R . Goley.
A. H. Horry. R . M. IIearne.
U. 8. Weather Burmu. Errorh Powell. Rev. C. 3. Strang. H. c. v. rwilies.
Ci. M. Goforth.
6. P. Eouser. T. B. Wilder. B. M. Daris. P. S. Westher Bureau. SerEt. Thos. McUuire.
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Little ountain.. ...... Newberry.. ....... Meriwether.. .......... EdgeEeId.. ....... Newberrv .............. Newberry ......... Pelzer.. ................. Anderson. ........ Pinoyolis.. ............ Berkeley .......... St. beorge.. ........... Dorchester.. ...... St. Matthews.. ........ Calhoun ........... Saluda ................. Baluda ............ Santuc ................. Union ............. Smitll Mills.. .......... Willjamsburg.. ... Society Hill.. .......... Darlmgton.. ...... Spartanburg ........... Spartanburg ...... Sulnmerville ........... Dorchester ........ Trenton ................ EdeEeId ......... Walterboro.. .......... Colleton ........... Winnsboro ............. Fairfield.. ........ Winthrop College.. .... Yorli.. ............ Yemassee .............. Halupton .........
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nw.
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sw. sw.
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9.
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9.
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sw.
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38 38 43
46
38 38
42
30
37
42
35
46
40
43
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35
33
45 40
43 38
42
43
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173
Observers.
U. L. Crisp. W. C. Brown. is. c. Faris. W. R. Zimmerman. Lr. S. \\eather Bureau. 1. H. Powe.
E'rof. Jno. N. Hook. U. S. Weather Bureau. E'. C. Qusttlebouni. 4. E. Rowell. K. B. McCU E. L. Ostronder. 3. 6. Gilbert. i. P. Hazard. 5. 4. Crittenden.
II. M. Calhoun.
k%r. E. Haskell jr. \. 0. Mattheds. Ino. T. Bog@.
1. M. S e s e , M. D. Crn. S. Middleton.
tV. 0. Peterson.
I. M. Ward. diss E. l'. Ravanel
:. F. Lewis.
. S. Warmamaker. Uvin Etheridge.
3 . W. Jeter.
daj. J. J. Lucas.
I . P. Robinson. tiss E. €1. Gadsden.
. A. Lon&
S. G. \ValkW.
. A. \v&tefberg. o h W. Seigler.
3. R. Rivers.
. U. Hut,son.
K. H. Calhoun.
Ir. J. P. Bowdoin.
;eo. C. Brosnau.
ames T. Austin.
p . P. Harrold.
:. D. cos. J. S. Westher Bureau.
Do. drs. C. 0. Wimberley.
'rof. T. 0. Gallowvny. tslph M. Hobbs. 61%. hlnniie F. \\'allwe.
. A. Chapman. i. W. Evans. 6. C. Power.
L. J. Duncan.
L. J. Land. dru. Sarah E. Cruse. 'rof. W. NcMichael. 'rof. B . P. Ciaillard. L. A. Kirnze
irs. M. E. d r t i n . !iss Annie Bobannon. rol. 1%'. C. Wright. I. A. Roebuck. h r t i n V. Calvin.
Ira. Eva T. Orahnm. V. C . Walker.
, W. C'asey. ym. C,. Rarnard.
,. E. Duncan.
L. L. Caldwell.
'. E'. Euloe. ,. W. J. Wood.
1. H. Wood. Blues D. Smith. 1alph A. Snow.
!. 3. Du Box.
.. N. Mayes.
. C . Little. Valter A. Eilton.
.. W. Latimer.
!. S. Weather Bureau.
.. C. Bryan. 'rof. 0. M. Cone. 1. 0. McConib.
L. E. Fokes. [ius Maude PCM.
V. J. Rngan. [ru. Ida J. Milner. V. 0. Mcdlock.
. M. Witcher. )r. J. F. Wilson. [rs. M. J. Collum.
.. B. Jones.
). E. Huniphreys.
). A. Norton.
Y. M. Towers.
.. N. Lund.
174,
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MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE l.--Cli~natologicnl data for Februoy, 1911. District No. 24ontinued.
G s i 1
14
14
5 4
FEBRUARY, 1911
Camden. ........ Chatham. ........ Bulloch ........... Talbot.. .......... Haralson.. ........ Thomas. ......... Tilt.. ............. Stephens ......... Lowndes. ......... McIntosh. ........ Wilkes. ........... Ware. ............ Burke. ........... Troup. ........... Meriwether .......
Frankliu. .........
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.- - .-
.- E PI -
3 W .
3W.
..... nw. nw.
3.
W.
11.
JW.
ne.
3.
.....
nw. n.
se. e.
ne.
.....
..... 9w.
9.
nu'.
nu..
U.
3.
9w.
.....
.....
ne.
e.
se. nu.. se.
.....
..... ..... ..... e. ne.
9w. sw. sw. ..... e. ne. ne.
Y W .
sw. ..... nw. se.
se.
8.
e.
.....
8.
S.
s\v.
sw.
Q.
9.
9.
.....
se.
....
9.
ne.
e. ..... .... e. nw.
e. se.
S.
n. n.
se.
e. n.
S.
sw.
U.
6.
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S.
5.
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nw. e. se.
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sw.
3.
3
3 2
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15
11
4
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5
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19
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L2
39
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6
14
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2
10
i
10
?B
13
23
Y
3
18
12
1s
13
14
20
15
4
18
?2
39
17
13
2 1
15
11
40
10
11
23 40 18
?G
11
14
11
17
5
?II
2s
10
9
7
10 26
17
l b
31
17
3
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14
59
1 4
3 1s
w 21
1:
11
e 2c 18
2r
1C
24
2:
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11
1
2c
3
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20
19
27
27
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17
11
13
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3
4 2
4
19
......
......
Sky.
Archer ................. Avon Park ............. Bartow ................ Bonitay ................ Bradentown. .......... Brooksville ............. Carrabelle .............. Cedar Keys.. .......... Clermont ............... De Fuuiak Springs ..... De Land ............... Eustis .................. Federal Point.. ........ Fenholloway ........... Fernandina ............ Fort Meade ............ Fort Myers ............. Ctainesville .............
Alachua ........... De S o b ........... Polk ............. Holmes. .......... Manatee.. ......... Hernando ......... Franklin .......... Levy .............. Lake .............. Walton ............ Volusia.. ......... Lake .............. Putnam ........... TaylO I'... ......... Nassau ............ Polk .............. LQQ ............... Alachua ........... Orange.. .......... Nassau.. .......... Dade.. ............ Palm Beach ____ ___ Citrus.. ........... Duvnl.. ........... Hamilton.. ....... Bradford. ......... Palm Beach _______ Monroe. ........... Osceola ........... C.olnmbia. ........ Pu wanee .......... Baker.. ........... Madison.. ......... Brevard.. ......... Jackson.. ......... Brevard.. ......... Dade.. ............ Clay.. ............ Escanibia. ........ Jefferson.. ........ Wah?llla.. ......... Volusia. .......... .... .do.. ........... Orange.. .......... Escambia ......... Hillsboro ......... Brevard.. ......... Marion.. ......... Washington.. .....
St. Augustine .......... St. Johns .......... St. Leo... .............. PasCO. ............ Satsuma Heights 5.. ... Put. nam.. .........
Swit.zerland.. .......... St. Johns .......... Tallahassee ............. Leou .............. Hillsboro ......... .... .do.. ........... Breverd.. ......... Washington.. ....
Tampa.. ............... Tarpon Springs.. ...... Titusville.. ............ wausau.. .............. Alabama. Alaga. ................. Anniston.. ............ hshville ................ Auburn.. .............. Benton.. .............. Bermuda.. ............ Blrmlngham ........... Calera.. ................ Camp Hill.. ........... Cedar Bluff.. .......... Cltronelle. ............. Clanton.. .............. Cochrane ............... Cordova.. ............. Cullman.. ............. Dadeville .............. Daphne ................ Demopolis ............. Eufaula ................ Evergreen.. ...........
Houston .......... Calhoun ........... St. Clair .......... .,
Chilton.. .. .......I Pickens ........... Walker.. ........ Cullman.. ........ Tallapoosa. ....... Baldwin .......... Marengo .......... Barbour.. ........ Conecuh. .........
I I
remperature, in degrees Fahrenheit. Precipitation, in inches. I .
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e, .-
4 a
0
-
4
3
4
5
7
5
5
6
>
a 4
3
6
1
6
1
0
0
4
0
1
0
0
5
1
0
3
0
4
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
1
3
2
1
0
2
2
1
5
1
3
1
0
1
1
2
1
1
0
1
4
0
0
4
0
1
2
1
3
2
1
3
1
4
12
10
8
5
7
1:
8
5
5
11
7
5
7
13
5
5 fi
6
3
,
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-
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0. IJ
0.0
0. IJ
0. 0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
IJ. 0
0.0
0.0
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(I. 0
0. 0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0. 0 0.0
0.0
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0.0
0.0
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0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
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0.0
0. 0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0. 0J
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
I). 0
0.0
0.0
0. 0
0.0
0.0
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0.0
0.0
T.
0.0
0.0 0. 0
0. 0
0. 0
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0.0
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0. n 0. n
0. 0
0. n
n. 01
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3 3 ;5
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8
13
13 12
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15
14
10
23
S
14
13
Y 6:
18
10
22
13
5
21;
24
15
2'
14
23 20 2 i
20
25
23
li
19
6
12
9
2.4 11
1 i
9
11
25
8
26
10
9
1s
17
16
24
13
9
21
23
21;
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13
11
15
23
2
9
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10
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11 21
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7
15
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7
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;: ;; 99 39
22 41
22 3Y
"3 40
22 30
23 4s
2U 45
22 35
22 39
23 43
25 44
25 3s
"5 43
M
-5 39
2s 34
22 3 i
"3 a4
23 35
24 43
24 37
24 34
"2 ?Y
"5 4s
24 33
23 38
23 45
25 3 i
24 20 24 3s 23 ?!I
23 46
2 "7
23 19
24 42
24 4s
2.5 19
23t' 41
'3, ' 37
25 M
23 27 2.5 30
23 45
23 40
23 43
"?t 44
23t 39
?2t 29
23t 37
247 36
24t
?at 39
24t 37
24t 44
2?t w
24t 43
?4t 39
24 31;
23 31)
23 31
24 ' 39
23t ...
23 42
22 3Y
?z 35
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22 1 37
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L2 111
22 31
2" 37
22t, 38
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43
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2.c
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0.11
0.59
0. a 0.55
1. us
0.24
0.71
0. ti0
0. -10
0.40
1. FA
0.52
1.35
1. li
0.03
0.04
0.55
T.
0. w 0.25
T.
0. 1IJ
0. ??
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a
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0.20 - 3.16
0.70 - 2.29
1.04 - 3.15
2.59 - 3.64
3.20 - 1.6b
0.51 - 4. 11
1.26 .......
2.61 - 2.93
U .i 0 .......
0. ti0 - 2.i4
3.45 - 2.2ti
IJ. YO - 2. 61;
1.39 - 3.W
2.SS - 4.51
............
Observers.
20
65
253
750
1.150
273
3 i 0
1.050
210
10
630
131
2s
31
2s
20
19
2% 28
21)
25
2s
23
30
24
23
23
33 28
30
31
2 i
34
3?
2!4
3.5
3.5 2s
25
35
35
24
34
25
39
33
R 1
>!I
37
43
27 34
21;
2fj
40
56
34
2s
"6
25
2s
32
2h
37
43
27
23 25
3 1
25
29
:{I)
311
33 "R
24
31
32
32 33
37
32
34
24
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0- -4
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Georgia-Contlnued. St. Marys.. ............ Savannah. ............. Statesboro. ............ Talbotton. ............. Tallapoosa ............. Thomasville. .......... Tilton. ................ Toccoa ................. Valdost3.. ............. Valona. ............... Washington. ......... Waycross. ............ Waynesboro ........... West Point. ........... Woodbury.. ........... Florida. Apalachicola 9.. ....... Arcadis.. ..............
David C . Sterling.
U. S. Weather Bureau. W. C. Cromley.
Dr. E. L. Bardwell. Elmer C . Bishop.
U. S. Weat.her Jjiireau. K. C. Moore. Mrs. Alice N. Sterke. Miss Annie Twitty. 1. M. Atwood. Mi.% Ella B. Smith. rhomas Sasser. Mrs. H. W. Blount. E. N. Dunn. E. T. Riggins.
G. H. Whiteside.
C. S. Bushnell. R. B. Hodgsou.
0. R. Thacher. Wni. Hood. Wm. Rush. H. H. Ten Broeck. t:. c. Pwk. 1. J. Blomquist. J. B. Lutterloh.
5 . S. Feslrr.
R. W. Storrs.
2. B. 1VVehst.er.
jl. T. Smith. E. S. Hubhard. Miss E. \Vigglesworth. W. B. C. Dnryee. G. I,. Brodrick. Miss M. M. Gardner. r. P. H. RPII.
59.0 + 4;3
56.7 + 2.5
56.6 + 6.5
54. 1 + 7.2
50.4 + 7.7
5S.9 + 5.0
56.4 ______ 19,s + 7 .2
~~ ~
3.3
54.1
3 .3
5s. S 55.6
53.0
50.6
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+ 2.5
+ b.?
+ 7 .3
+ 5 .2
+ 6.4
+ 7.2
b6
020
641
24
61
92
150
115
111
10
126
10
10
105
19.3
37 51;
5
i 5
10
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l i G
l i 5
69
5
4
43
101
152
125
34
14
65
210
109
125
200
24
so 20
5
10
49
2 0 i
9
39
111
14Y
121
28
10
14
10
140
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10
1 92
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105
725
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732
149
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C1.6 .....
65.0 + I). i
61.b + 1.s
64.0
I
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0. n3 .......
0. 10 - 2.39
0.55 - 2.99
T. - 2.S2
U.O(I - 2.78
0.71) ....... T. - 2.79
0.10 - 3.33
0.36 - 3.9s
I b ,m ., ,:- , ,. I",
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+ 0.6
+ 5.4
+ 5.tl
+ 1.5
+ 4.7
+ 6.6
+ 2.3
+ 5.0
+ 5.7
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0.03 -3.4' 0.00
0.97 - 5.96 1 0.4J
I). 02 ........ ' 0.02
T. - 3.14 T.
0.09 - 3.36 U.0i
0.01) ........ 0.UJ ,,In 1 1 1 0 I I 1 C
6
1.3
4
7
1
2 2
2
10
8 12
12
14
2
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16
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15
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11
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6
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5
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10
5
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0
1
1
1
0
6
1
3
1
1
10
4
5
2
3
2
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9
3
17
0
2
0
3
6
4
1
3
0
0
0
0
3
0
0
15
1
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10
8
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17
10
15
9 ._ IJ
10
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ti 24
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+ 2.Y
+ 0.9
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+ 3 .3
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T. - 2.59 1 T. T. - 2.25 ! T.
U,l3 - 2.53 I 0.13
1. B. EscGtt. The Hiliiard Co.
W. J. Krome. G. A. Angevine. W. H. Miller. U. 6. \Veather Bureau. Mrs. W. C. Caldwrll.
A. M. C. Brasch. U. S. Weather Bureau. no
Grasmere 0 ............. Eilliard.. ............. -1 Homesread.. ........... Hypoluxo.. ............ Inverness .............. JacksonvillQ.. .......... Jasper.. ................ Johnstown.. ........... Jupiter.. ............... Key West.. ............ Kissimmee.. ........... Lake City.. ............ Live Oak .............. biacclenn y ............. Madison ................ Malabar.. .............. Marianna. ............. Merri tts Island.. ....... Miami .................. biiddleburg. ........... Moho.. ............... Monticello ............. Newport.. ............. New Sm a ........... orange G... ......... Orlando.. .............. Penswola.. ............ Plant Clty .............
Rockwell.. ............. St. Andrew.. ..........
Rockledge.. ............
5Y. 5 ......
fiti. 4 ...... 68.3 + 1.9
f8.0 f 5 .6
61.0 + 3.1
EO.0 + 6.2 61.2 + 4.7
68.7 + 2.4
i1.5 +n .i
C6.S + 4.7
(i2.6 + 5.2
61.2 ......
59.3 + 3.7
59.9 + 4.1
M.6 + 1.4
59.2 ......
64.8 + 0,s XI. 2 + 2. 1
60.06 ...... 61.3 ...... Fa.? ......
59.3 + 4.5
64.7 + 5.9
62.6 + 2."
G4.7 + 3.5
ffi.6 + 5.1
65.X + 4.4
N .0 ......
- 3 .4 1 0.IW - 3.30 0.13
J. A. Simpson.
W. B. Knight. J . D. Henry. Grifing Bros. Co. Judge E. J. Vann. J. F. Fnrley. W. J. Watson.
F. Ulrich. E. V. Blackman. G. 4 . Cbalker. W. H. Trinlmer. E. C. Potter.
J. M. Ladd. F. Nordman.
J . James D. Graham. Thomson.
U. 8. Weather Bureau. E. B. Trask. Rev. J. H. White. Dunellon Phos. Co. W. A. Emmons. E. F. Jovce. 0. SrhnGider. The Satsuma Co. W. \V. C. H. Steel?. Markham.
A. P. Alhaiingh. F. M. Taylor.
Chrtis Jones.
James L. Willis. 11. 6. Weather Bureau.
George R. Cather. Dr. James T. Anderson, 8. T. Prnitt.
M. J. Morris. U. S. Weather Bureau. L. G. Prlvett. Dr. Lyman W3rd. Joe L. Daniel. George A. Maloney. Wallace C. Edler.
T. H. G. Cook. Scott Maxwell. Eugene A. Grayot. Dr. W. B. Fulton. John H. Poung.
George E. Pegram. Dr. J. B. Whitlock.
Robt. L. Whltcomb.
U. 5. Weat.her Bureau.
n. 3.5 I - 3.73 I 0. m
I). 1.5
0. 1.5
I). 25
0. (I6
0.4s
0.08
T.
0. 111
- 4.12
- 4.0''
- 3.sTr
- 2.24
- 2.49
- 2.33
- 3.90
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0.10
0. 1.5
0. U!I
0.06
0.30
0. Ob
T.
0. 10
1.05 ........ 1.05
I). 31; ....... .I 0.21;
0 .2 i - 3.54
~
0.27
0.IJ-1 - 2.Yi 0.04
(1. Oli - 2. 63 11. 06
0.00 - a. 25
0. IN) .......
T. - ~.X J -r.
n.38 - 4.11 0.24
0.00
0.00
0'34
0. no 0 01
0.11
1 13
0. "5
0. 06
0. lxl
0. 2;
1.24
0. s5
1.12
1. 21
0. 79
0. 72
1. ti0
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1. 17
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1.36
1.21
0. h9
1. ?2
0. 62
0. s4
1. 00
0.30
n. IU
0. 0s
n. 70
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w.2 + 6.4 62. s + 4 .2
61.1 + 3.2
............
I). fi" - 3.93
0.M - 2.96
0.01 - 3.61
0.14 .......
1.13 - 2 .l i
I). 4.5 - 4.34
61.0 ......
61.2 +5 .?
w.0 + 5.5
64.6 + 3.7
61.0 + 2.b
n2.2 + 9.5
~4 .3 d + 2.c
o. 0.5 - 3.22
n.tw - 3. 39
0.06 - 3.02
II.I;O - 4.57
0.79 ....... 4. 39 - 0. 21;
3. 67 - 1. 66
- 1. 46
2. , , - 4.08
2. ?7 - 3. 85
3. 75 - 1. 00
4.00 - 1.s1
1.s1 - 4.27
2.9; ....... 1. 72 - 4. 14
3.10 - 3.3s
2.17 ....... 4 31 - 1. 1.5
t Si .......
3.42 .......
2. Wi - 3. S3
1.69 - 4.3s 2.00 - 4.26
0. 61 - 5.40
3. 2:
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15 ll..ii IS 21
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27 22
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28 25
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594
331
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334
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200
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FEBRUARY, 19 1 1.
",~l l "l l ,*-. ............ Y Y L .L C I .. ......... Hamilton. ............. Marion ........... Highland Home.. ...... Creushsw ..............
MONTHLT WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE l.--Cl~i?nalological datajoT Februay, 1911. District No. 5-Cont.inued.
Stations. Counties.
Alaba i n a--Continu ed . Flomaton ..............
Gadsden.. .............
Fort Deposft.. .........
Greensboro.. .......... Hale. ............ P--..-..:,,- I =..+,..-
Escamhia ........ Lowndes.. ....... E towah.. ........
t 4.6
t 7.4
1 -6 9 t S.3
so 79
i d
7i ......... t11.4
t p.G
t t .2
t 9.5 t 3.6
79
b l
i 7 i Y
77
Livingston.. ........... Focp N?. 1.. ...........
Sumter.. ......... 160 Tdladega.. ...... .I 51U
Shuhutn ............... ('lur!ii ............ 197 \Vayneshoro ........... \Vayne ............ 191 \Voodland ............. CkI~kasa\\~ ...............
maple wove.. ......... Mentoue.. ............. Milstead ............... Mobile.. ............... bioutgomery ........... Newbern ............... Oneonta.. ............. Opelika ................ Ozark .................. Prattville.. ............
__
3
P
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91 520 621 220
444
......
cnerosee.. ............... De Kalb.. ........ 1.595 hlacnn ................... Mobile ............ S4
Hale.. ................... Blount.. .......... 857
Dale .............. 400
~u t a u e a .. ....... .I SI
Montgomery.. ... -1 240
Lee ............... 1 817
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d I R 2
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5
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19 27 27 32
10 15 19 27 14 18
4
8
39 39 I S 17
33 9 11 30
20 PO 3
30 11 24
"5 26
19
23 21
18 20 17
3;
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33
19 3
6
18 21
1
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R 33 15
21
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1- 8.3
1- 7.3
t s. 6
t i. 5 t S.9
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Temperature, in degrees Fahrenheit.
81 75
i S
79 i9 80
so 7s
SI
s2
7s 81
76
i 9 75
s2
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A i -
56 4 55. 4 52. 1 56 6
53. 91 5 s 1
55. 0
53.0 50. 2
ti0. i
56. 6
56.6 50. G
54. 3
564 57. 1
56 1 59. 8
58. 1
52. G
57. 0
55. Y
57. 3 49. 4
57. 8
52. 4
55.0 G2. 3 ti?. 6
51. 1
58. (i
53.2
57. 6
55. G
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61.4
58. 1
59.4
56.6
59. 8
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Dallas.. .......... hlohile.. .......... Elmore.. .......... Clarke.. .......... Pike. ............. Tuscaloosa.. ..... .I Macon. ............ Bullock. .......... P r r r r ............. De galb.. ........ Elmore. ..........
Monroe. .......... Oktihbeha.. ......
7-
t-10.7
t X 9
t 9.5
t 9,s
t s.2 t 7. s
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Bay St. Louis.. ____ __ .. Biloxi.. ................ Booneville ............. Brookhaven.. .......... Columbia.. ............ Columbus.. ............ Cr stal Springs ....... E$inburg. .............. 1 Enterprise. ............ Fulton.. ............... Hattiesburg. ........... Hazlehurst .............
Hmcock. ......... Harrison.. ....... Preutiss.. ......... Lincoln ........... Marion.. .......... Lowndes .......... Copiah ............ Leake.. .......... Clarke. ...........
Forest. ........... Copiah.. ..........
ItaNaNba.. ........
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I- 9.7 t 9.6 ......
82
52
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YO&T ................... U ~V I I .............. Lake Como.. ......... .I Jasper. ................... Laurel. ................ Jones.. ........... Leakesvllle ............. Greene ................... Louisville .............. Winston .......... McNeill.. ............. _' Pearl River
............. Noxubee ..........
Meridian ............... Lauderdale ....... Iderrill.. ............... Greene.. .......... Monticello. ........... _I Lawrence. ........
............. 1 Pike ....... 1::;:::
Okolona.. ............ .I Chickasa~. ....... Fascagoula.. ........... i Jackson.. .........
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35
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8 -
2. 03 3. 15 3. 29
3. 79
1. i9 5. 63 2.16 2 19
4.30 3.81 3. ti3 3. 12
3. 09 3. 07
3. 03 4. 78
2. 92
1. sa 3. 94 2. 13 2. 10 1.97 3. I54
3. 94
2. M 3. 92 2. 91 3. 45
1.91 4. 44
5. 19
6. 00 3. 75 1. 2s 2. 64
6. til
1. lj4
1.37 4.73 3 .2
3. 49
?. 1 4
6. 49 1. 16 2. 44
?. 50
3. 20 1. 55 2. 30
4. 1s 2. 39
3. 11
0. 79 1. 8s
0. 56
5. 59
I). lj3
0. 56 3. 42 2. 36
2.36 4. YO
3:
I. '20
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- 5.35
- 2.i5
- 3.52
- 1.61
- 4.06
- 0.35
- 3.G5
- 3.10
- 1.49
- 1.G
- 3.27
- 2.45
- 2.46
- 1.05
- 3.13
...... ......
..... ...... - 4.31
- 4. 0s
- 3. 61
- 3.05
- 1.13
- 3.75
- 4.71
- 3. 7(J
- 1.11
- 0.63
b 0.73
- 1.77
- 4.02
- 3.55
- 1.33
- 4.30
- 1.05
- 2.34
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- 4.26
- 3.5s
- 3. s3
.......
...... - 4.110
- 1.33
- 5.35
- 5.50
- 3.02
- 0.74
- 4.93
- 3.14
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1.52
1.35 0. 72
1. -12
0. 72 1. 61 1. E 0. 9s 0. 93
0. 60
1.01
1. GO 1. 17 1. (i2
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0. 90 1. "?
0.80 1. 20
0. i? 0. i s 0. 85 1.41 1. 40
1. Oi 1. 54
1. 00 1. 23
0. 7s 1. 1" 1. s1
1. 88
0.90 0. 55 1. 77 1. 9s 0. s5
0. B? 1.95 1.00 1. "7 0.54
0. so 0.34 0. IKI
1.00 0. 70
1. 10 0.52 0. 48
1. 37 1. 25
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Observers.
T. J. Farris. J. F. Hattenier. D. P. Goodhue. 15'. E. W. ?-erbp. E. bI. Le1r.H. Prof. FT. 0. Sargent. Prof. Smiuel Jordan. Robt. L. Ping IJ. 5. Bngineers. hlrs. A. L. twbrey. E. Nasun. Evie Oswalt. U. S \Venther Euresu.
Do Dr. J. Huggins.
Aquilla J. Ketchum A. H. Read, jr. Miss Lucr Sellers. Jos. B. B'ell.
IT. N. Horn. Charles F. Brislin. Spring Hill Collece. P. 4. Noble.
J . G. Forster. Frank L. Zimmernian.
W. S. W ~I I ~, jr. Prof Geo. W. Carver. P. L. C'owm. M. F. D. T. Stevens. Floyd, hl. D.
U. S. Engineers.
L. D. Godfrey, jr. J. R. Ricks. Brother Stanislaus.
Miss h1. Josh Pope. Dr. D. T. Price.
W. J. Bee. N. R. Dnuumoud. J. B. Love. D. H. Miller. J. T. Blocker. 3. B. Tliompson. 1. L. Summers.
T. C. Spence. J. D. Granberry. -1. C . Hailey. A. S. Nnll. Mrs. Eddie McNeel. C. Thigpeu. Thomas W. F l p t . Dr. Sam Pnol. B. T. 1Vebsh-r. Prof. E. R. Ferris. Finis E. Carleton. Miss Ruby V. Roberts. U. S. Weather Bureau. L. C. Helms. Dr. G. .I. Teunissou. D. H. Snell.
Frederick Hess. Miss Annette Koch. I. S. Res. George A. Floyd. R. S. Burke.
Tallahatchie Dng. CON.
176 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW . FEBRUARY. 1911
TABLE 2.-Daily precipitation for February. 1911 . District No . 2 , South Atlantic and enst GuljStates .
. .. E" __
2.01 2.26 2.01
2. Yti
1 .a 2.12
1.31 2. cu 1.63 1.61 2.28
2.55
1.23
2. ii 2.65
1.8'2
1.23
4.36
2.71 2.15
2.33
2.62
2.20
1.93 2.52
3. Oti
2.62
0.95
1.15
2 .5 1.
2.11
1.85 2. .%
1.93 2.05 9.37 3.03 2 . M 0.50 3.04 0. LLY
1.29
2.71
1.97
1.51
0. Lw 2.99 2.17 1.24 2.61
1.97
2. so 0.56
2.24 2.36 1 . M 2.21
1.95
2.32 3.33 0.92 2.15
2.52
1 .t17 2 .21
1 .f16
0 .16
3.30
2 . E 2 .62
1.43 1 .53 3.24
1 . ,?d
1 . 0 .32
1.72
1.30 0.71
1.99 2.15 2.01 0.15 0 .n5 0.45
1 .16 1.45 2.93
1.09 1 .10
1.34
2.30
0 .t.4
3.20
0.95 2.34 1.13 1.11 0.75 2.97
n.94
FERRUARY, 19 11.
Genrgia. Abbevillell 11.. . . . . . . . . . . . ocmulgee.. . . . . . . . . . Adairwillel ( . . . . . . . . . . . . Coosa.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4lbanvllII.. .__....__..._ Flint. __ ._. _.__.__ __ AUapaha.. . . . . . . . . . . Flint.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Oconee __.._ ... .. ____
MONTHLY WEBTHER REVIEW.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .i.. . . I .. . . . . . T. . . . . .I t ; . . . . .SO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .do). . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....I.. . . .04'.. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .35 . . . .I T. ,45 .l l ,65 .03 . . . . .44 . . . . . . . . .24 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S5
____ ____ .___ .5 9 .. __ . ___ ... . ____ ___. .?S T. .S4 .04 ____ ____ T. __._ ..._ ____ .491:::: 1::: :::. ____ ____ ___. .... 1 ..._
. . . . . . . . . . . . .05. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 2 . . . . . i 4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
, 12 . . . . .E .... ....... - .... ...... -.-..- . ... T. ____ ,351. ___ . ... .31 .03 9 . 10 .. .. .O i .01 .... .IO T. .... .. .. .... ... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....
. . . .. . ... . ...
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TABLE 2.-Daily precipitation for February, 1911. District No. $-Continued.
A tlantil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C! hattahoochee . ....
Augusta _____. . . . . . . . __. . Savannah.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bainbridmli 11.. . . . . . . . . . . Flint.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i.. . . Barnesville.. __ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .do ____. . . . . . . . . . . ._ . . . Blakely.. . __. . __. . . . . . . . C!hattahoochee.. ___. __. . ButIerH 1.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Flint.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Camak\y ________________ Savannah Canton Coosa.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C a r l t o n l l l l ~~~~~: : ::: :: 1::; Savannah.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Clayton.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .do.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Columbus I Chattahoochee.. . . . . . . . .
Day of month.
Stations. River basins.
!
13 14
1
15 16
1
17
I
18
1
19
I
20
I
21 22
I
23 24 25
1 .... ____, .... T. .... .... .... .11 .___ .... ..__ .... .... _...,....,-.__ .... .... .... -... .... ! .... .... .... .... .... 1 .... .... .... .... .... 1 .... ' __._____ .02 .._.__._ I ..._ T. .03 ________ _________.__......_. .... .... .... .... .... .... -. .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .-.- ....
--_--_-_-_-__-_
South Carolina--Con. C.olumbia. . -. . . . . . . . . . . . Conwavl 11.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dillon .-. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Effinghamll(l.. . . . . . . . . . . Ferguson((( ... . . . . . . . . . . . Florenrell(I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Georgetown. . . . . . . . . . . . . (.;reenvilleJ~.:. . . . . . . . . . .
C;reenwoo )I )I __ . . . . . . . . . . Jwksonboro.. . . . . . . . . . . .
Kingst.reelII.. . . . . . . . . . . . Libert&. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Little onntaiu ... . . . . . . Meriwether.. . . . . . . . . . . . . Newberry. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Pelzerll/, ...::: : : :: : ::: :: : F'inopo IS
St. Georgell# _..__________ St. Matthewsllll ..___. . . . . Saluda.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Santuc.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Smiths Mills!(\. _.__..___ S0ciet.y Hill.. . __ ___ ._. __ .
Spartanhurgll 11 . . . . . . . . . . Sumnierville . . . . . . . . . . . . Trenton. __ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wdterboro. . . . . . . . . . . . .
Winnsboro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . \vinthrop CoUep.. . . . . .
17em3ssee(l 11.. . . . . . . . . . . .
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.... .03 .... T . ........ .02 .31 ........................ T. .... .... .... .... .... .... .... T. .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 1::::
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. . .
T. T. ,301 ____ .4 S .01 .31 i.... .9 S .... T. .1 2 .... T. .01 T. .40 ........................... T. . . __ .03 .O2'. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .I14 . . . . 1. M .05 . ._. . __. T. T. . . .. . .._ . . . . .. . ___. .. __ . .__ . .__ . . .. .... .... . . . . . . . . .e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . T. . I2 . . . . . 0s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45'. . . . .3 4 , 01 . . . . .40 . . . . .9 i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .94 . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .25 . .. . .42 .07 . . . . . . . . .... ____ . ... ..._ . .. . .79 .__. . . . . ..__ ____ _._. ___. .... .... . . . . . . . . . 0s . . . . . . . . .74 .5s . . . . .1 4 . . . . 1.05 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . ____,____ ____ ____ ___. ____ ____ __._ .... .... 1.20 ..__ .___ ____ _.__ T. ..._ T . T. .04 ____ ..._ ____ ___. ___. .... .... . . . . .3 6 . . . . . . . . .4 b . 1s 44' T. . . . . .64 . . . . . . . . .14 . . . . . . . . ..._I_. . . 1.40 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . __ . __. . . . . T. . . . .I : :: .3 1 . . . . . . . . .2 . . . .!I : 10 . 2'2 . . . . .90 . . . . . . . . . W . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . i.. . . ,29 . . . . ,35 . . . . ,651 .59 . . . . .30 . BO . . . . T. . . . . T. . . . . . . . . . SO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . T. T. . . . . . . . ., . . . . .04 . . . . . . . . 1. SO . !lJ1 . Os . W . . . . 1. O i . . . . T. . . . . T. . . . . . . . . . . . . .35 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
h~ap&'Il11~.1 I .. . . . . . . . . . AmericusJI 11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Athensllll ... . . . . . . . . . . . . .
177
0.94
u. 79 0.63 0.95 1.16 1. la 1.10
3.08 2. 18 1.29
0.75 4.92
1 .3
1.47 2.05 2.75 1.36
1.60
1. 17 1.71 2.62
0.90 0.81 2.33
1.64 1.41 1.52
0. 58 2. 42
0. 95
1.36 3. 16 2. 24 1.36 1.69 3.32 3. 40 1.24 1.04 2.51 2.47
2 74 1. 24 3.64 3.61 3. 49 3. 43 4.03
1.80 3.65 4. ffi
ULVOI-aLII ~..........____ UL%\&"Il&LY .__._______ Stateaborou 1.. . . . . . . . . . . Ogeechee.. . -. . . . . . . Talbotton.. .. . . . . . . __ __. Chattahoochee.. .._.
Thomasvi e . . . . . Ocklocknee.. . . . . . . . Tallapoosaa 1:::: :::. . . . . Coosa.. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Tifton. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Toccoa~ll ................ Valdos an 11.. . . . . . . . . . . . . Valona.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Suwrmee ... . . . . . . . . . ..._I_. . . . . . . Savannah. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Suwanee.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ogeechee ....................... Savannah.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .I
Savannah.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -
Satilla. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Chattahoochee. -. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.10 .___ .... __.. .__. .l o ____ .71 .05 ____ ____ ____ ____ ____I ..._ _._. .30 . . . . . . . . .41 .?2 .53 . . . . . . . . .55 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .I.. . . . . . . T. _.____..___.________ .3@ __._ T. ____..._ T. ._._____ 1 __.____. .5O .... .40 .... .... .... .... ._.. ____ _.__ _,._. .... .... ...-
. . . . . . . . . .i 6 .06 .4? . . . . . . . . I. 1i4 . . . . . . . . . . . . .os .o71:::: ::: .22 __. . . .__ . __. __ __ .. . . .52 . .__ .I5 __. . . .. . ____ ____ . .. .'
T. .___ ____ ___. ____ ____ .M ____ 1.35 ____ ____ ____ ._._ _._. 1:::: 1::: .16 . . . . . .. , ,Q? .%I . . ._ . . . . 1.17 . . . . . __. . . , . . . ,. . . , . . .. . . . . . ,74
.30.... ___. .___ ___. ..._ __...... .... .HI _... .... .... .... .... .... .40 ___. .... .... .... .... .... T. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .72 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .01 _._. .... .... .... .... .... .02 __.. .... .... .... .... .... ..-. .... .55 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
.-.. .... --.. ....
.-.. ....
178 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE 2.-Daily precipitationlor Februay, 1911. District No. 8-Continued.
FEBRUARY, 1911
Day of month.
~ ~~
I
0.03
0.10
0.55
T.
0.00
0. i o T. 0.10
0.3t1
0.00
0.00
0.37
T.
0.00 0.30 T. T.
0.13
T. 0.30 0.00
0. lm 0.00 0.13
0.34 0.29
0.09
0.00 0.35
0.15 0.15
0 .5
0. OG 0.48 0. 08
T. 0. 10
1.05
0. 36 0. 27
0.04 T. 0.06 0.38
0.00 0.00 0. 62
0.00 0.01 0. 14 1. 13
0.05
0. 06
0.60
n. 0'2
n. 09
0. ni
a 4
am
FEBRUARY. 1911 . MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW .
TABLE 3.-Daily precipitutwu for February. 1911 . District No . %--Continuecl .
Day of month .
Stations. River basins .
21 22 2.3 24 25 26 27 2.9
__ . _____ __ ..
A labama-Continued . Thomasvillell 11 .......... ................................ Trov .................... ................................ Tus'caloosaU 1 ............ ......................... 08 T . Tuskegee ............... ................................
Uniontowu Union Spriugsllu ........ ................................
Valley Head .................... T . 1.12 .... Wetunipkall 11 ........... ................................
............. ................................ ............
............. T . 1.75 .... ..... 03 . 62 T .
AberdreuIIII
Agricultural College
Biloxi ................... I:::: ::::':::: :::: :::: :::: :::: :::: Booueville .............. ..................... 02 . 20 .... Rrookhaven~~ 11 .......... ................................ Colurnbiall 11 ............. ................................
Cr stal Springs11 11 ....... ............................. w3
E$ nburg ............... ........................ T .. 02
EuterpriseHII ............ ................................ Fultoulj 11 ................ ..................... 26 1.45 05
Hattiesbur I I/ Hazlehurstfll .
.
HickoryIIII .............. ................................. Jack.wn ................. ......................... 24 .... Lake11 I( .................. ................................ Lake Como ............. ................. 53 ... .I ................................ Laurel .................. .... T . T ...... 28 . 03 ................................ Leakesvillell/I ........... ................ .IS . 43 ................................ Louisville ............... ........................ T ..... McNeill ................. ................................ Msronll 11 ................ ........................ T .. 15
Magnolia ................ ................................ Meridiau ................ ................................ Merrilllll ................ ................................ Montice lo ............. ................................ Okolonallll .............. ..................... 11 1.6i . 06
Pwagoula .............. ................................ Pearlington ............. ................................ Porterville .............. ................................ Shubutall 11 .............. ................................ Waynesborol/ 11 ..........
:::: :::: :::: :::: :::: ............ Woodland .............. 421 . 29 ....
Mississippi .
Bay St . Louis ........... I:::: ::::I:::: :::: :::: .
Columbrisll 11 ............. ......................... 58 T .
. ................................ ................................ 1: 1:: ::
. -
179
. +-
K
2.91 2.45
1.91 -1.4.4 5.19
ti .00 3.75 1.2q 2.64
6. h l
1 .M
1.31 4.73 3.22
3.49 2.14
6.49 1.16 2.M
2.50 2.95 2.50 2.20
1.55 2.36 4. IS 2.32
3.11
0.79 1. Rs 0.56 1.20
5.59 0.63
0.56 3.42 2.36 2.26
4.60
180 MONTHL1- WEATHER REVIEW. FEBRUABY, 1911
TABLE S.--Maaimum and mininiuni temperaiures at selected staiions, February, 1911. Diairict No. 2, South Atlantic and east Gulf States.
[ax.
62 77 64 txl 56
46
-
Date.
-~
l....
a.... 3.... 4.... 5....
6....
S.... 9.... 10 ....
11 .... 12 .... 13 .... 14 .... 15 ....
16 .... 17 .... 18 .... 19 .... m...
21 ... E..., 23.. . 24.. . 25 ....
36.. . n... 28.. .
MUS.
,._..
-~ -
Date,
-
l... 2... 3... 4...
5...
6... 7... S... 9... 10.. .
11 ... 12 ... 13.. . 14.. . 15 ...
16.. . 17 ... 18 ... 19.. . '30.. .
21 ... 2 2 .. . 23 ... 24 ... 25 ...
26 ... 27.. . 28.. .
MUS
-
Min
__
35 51 44 42
38
35
Virginia. North Carolina.
Raleigh.
harleston, 8. c.
Lynchburg Norfolk. lichmond. Saxe. Zharlotte. Edenton. Fayette v1lle. Iatteras. New-
bern.55 Reidsville Salisbury. Wilming-
ton.
-
din.
-
35 39 32
32 30
29 28 29 34 28
24
34 32 37
33
33
36 43 33 31
25 21 25
39
32
38 43
31
32.0
~
.. -
-
tin.
-
37 44 35 40
37
30 36 32 37
33
25
35 29
43 34
33 3s 4s 34 37
27
23 25
31
28
40 49
37
-
-in
-
42
50
44 4s 43
43 41 41 42
40
38 42
40 4s 44
42 42
47 42
43
32
3c
33
39 39
4: 4: 35
1. €
~~
-
-
'in,
~~
37 3s 24
31
29
31 36 32
31
26 32
32
39 39
33 3s 49 35
30
31 23 29
38 29
39 46
39
I.
-
din.
-
33 36 32 34 33
27 29
34 34
30
26
31 31 42
33
T2
35 45 30 29
24 20 28
30
30
32
46
33
32.3
-
-
in
-
38 46 39
39 39
3'
33
3s 37
31
30
35
34 44 40
37 38
50
37 33
26 22
27
30
37
39 52
39
6. C
~
-
-
in.
~
39 45 43 44 36
31 34 40 39 3
2.9 39 32
43 39
38 41 49 40 33
40 19 21
42 39
38 48 37
I . 3
-
in.
-
43 53 46 49 44
39 44 44 41
3s
32 40 37
50
48
42
39
53 45 41
32 28
?a 33 36
44 53 44
-
in.
-
3 i 41
37 43 39
3G 37 33 41 3'
25
34
?!I
31
45
36
33 45 42 37
n 22 22
;;
3:
41
41
4. t
__ -
-
[in.
-
53 54
50
52
50
50
48 5:!
51 47
43 43 43 51 53
49 45
53
55
45
38 31 33
37 38
46
52
55
47.0
- -
-
Yax.
-
41 71
49 64 51
33 41 41 40 41
45 54 65
58 46
39 62
67 48 44
33
36 45 51 64
67 64 48
50.2
~
-
-
din.
~
38 36 33
35 "8
30 29 32
35 25
20 33
27
40 37
32 38 37 34 31
21 19 32
86 27
?a
2i
28
30. ?
____ __
-
[ax.
~
44
65 53 57 43
41
41 41 41 42
40 44 li3
67 63
50 59 73 48 50
4s 43
4s 59 62
72 69 63
-
ax.
58
63 56 61
50
5i
46
m 48
50
45 4i 59 61
57
46
56 A2
47 64
43 44 45 5'
56
64
+3
50
3.9
_-
~~
-
-
r3x.
-
62
78 53
58
50
47 5 i 46 52
50 54 71
71 50
56 84
5s
66
46
47
49
59
71
72 74 61
59.5
r8
"" ,I
~
-
-
dax.
-
63
74
66 66 65
47
55 49 44
52
44
61 64 70 G6
65 55
76 66 57
M 50
56
60 70
71 72
63
60.8 I
~
lax.
-
71 76 53 69
58
56
59 61
5fi
50
50 56
64 72 61
M 68 75
58
71
46 47 47 60 62
71 76 64
61.3
~
-
-
dax.
-
63 69 58 72
60
57 57 70 73
56
54 57 62 72
78
57 62 74 73 70
49 49
50
61
59
71
74
70
dax. Min.
--
Max. Max. fax.
-
46 66 43 G2
49
34 37 39 38 44
4s 55
63 59 41
43 58 f6 43 46
38 41
47
50
64
70 68 45
50.0
~
-
f a x
-
63 70 60 63 54
42
56 45 47 49
47 59 61 157
66
44
55 75 GO 53
42 47 51
57 61
68 69 59
56.8
- -
dsx
-
46 71 64 64 58
46 4s 39 39 42
48
59
62 8'2
48
40 5s 70
45 51
41 42
49 55 65
64 72
5s
54.0
~
-
din.
-
42 51 43 40
39
33 36 41 41
35
34 35 42
44 42
40 41 49 40
34
26
21 26 32 33
42
53
45
38. G
- -
4s 71 48
61
51
44 43
46 44 44
46 49 61 64 43
42
56 69 45 46
3s 40 44 54
63
70
63 49
51.4
- -
39 45 36 38 35
34
34 38 37 34
30 37 34 33
38
36 36 45 37 36
28 25
29
32 35
41 49 36
16.3
~
-
54 73 61 6.4 51
40
45 42
52
4i
46 5s ti4
72
G 1
46
60 74 50
M
40
43 46
55 63
71 63 58
55.3
____ ~
56 73
€3
64
56
45 -I2
43
49
46 59 67
6s 63
41
53 74
G3
53
41 45 51
57 66
71
70 58
.....
48
39 37 40
45
35
2i 2:
21
2s
3c
31 4: 42
51
61 79 70 56
44 49 50
61 63
73 75 61
1.6 63.5
I
56.9' 3.9
1 -
Georgia. 8011th Carolina.
Columbia. >onway.$8 Ferguson .bo Georgetown.
!
Adairs- rille.$$ tlbany.05 Atlanta. lugusta. Dahlon- ega. Macon. Newberry.
-
in.
-
51
56
53 55
49
49 47 52 55 44
42 42 40 51 55
50
45 51
54
38
34 31
32 36 37
45 53 55
HI. 5
-
-
@in.
-
47
54
46 45 43
40 41 50 4s
36
6in.I Max. Min. Max. -~ I I-
-
fax.
-
71
X0
60
73 71
59 68
72 64 53
-
r3x.
-
71 70 64
64 67
53 62
65 82
44
45
GO
71 70
56
ti4 73 73 40
39
H
51 62
G1 G5
59.5
..I .
:n
....
-
-
[ax.
-
79 79 68 78 73
78 75 SO 6& 55
59 53 77
2!2 (1
68 74
81
68
51
49
50
M 56
59
76 81 83
68.9
-
-
dax.
-
69 66 71 71 61
68 59 71 60
50
46
48
60 74 78
58 66
75 74 64
45 48 53 53 66
72
79 77
63.6
-
-
in
~~
50
50
50
50 43
42
43 55 51
37
37 38 37 51 59
46 46 46 55
37
32
27 3c 31 33
31 4; 5i
3. :
-
dax.
-
70 71 68 76 64
70 67 77 71
58
56 60 67 78
79
56
67 74 75 70
52 50 54
57 64
72 77 72
66.9
-
din.
~
45
53
49
50
45
43 45 49
50
42
35 41 40
N 52
45 41 42 53
50
33 29 28 35
34
3s
52
12.5
50
-
131.
75 71 72 53 65
61 75
50
51 52
68 61 65 70
so
50
54 75 59 GO
45 51
54 60 64
67
73
62.3
....
-
Uin
-
44 47 47
40 40
40 38 47 47 32
35
34 41 45 49
42
44
45
4s
39
27 3C
26
25 29
34 44
42
38.5
-
dax.
-
72 70 64
63 59
52 63
59
50 50
44
58 55 69 76
65 63 73
63
57
49 48 52
59 65
71 75
69
61.2
-
din.
-
45 54 48
42
39
39 39 47 47 3 i
33 35 35 45 56
44
46 49
4.q
40
25 22
23 27 2s
33 46 46
PO. 0
-
fax.
_-
63 71
53 6'3 57
45 57
53
47 49
46 57 62
71 69
6fi
.%
73 5i 56
4.4
4i 47
5s 61
69 72 64
,%. 5
-
Iir
-
5! 4c
4.
4
3.
31
A
4
3 3
3
33 46 57 57
41
4R
44
30
25
24
2 i
30
38
46 49 36
0.4
4n
-
[in.
-
35 46 44 45 41
42
43 45 61
34
35 35
53
4s
4
43 47
38
26 20
33 28 24
34 52 42
9.8
... ...
-
[in.
-
57 56
55
5s 46
44 61
59
56 46
45 43
.H
45 53
55
46 51 52 50
32 28
29 30 28
34 46 49
6.4
-
[ax.
-
72 69 61
70 63
60 61 68 57
51
50 56
5s
74 77
55 6s 75 69 64
48 49 53 57 65
72 78 74
53.4
-
das.
-
67 72 63 62 56
51 66
59
54
44
40
58 66 32 71
67
56
69 65
54
37 40
50 47
66
57 65 67
58.1
-
in.
-
48
50
43
38 42
39 39 52 44
33
32
33 49 51 43
43 45 44 44 32
23
1s 25
31 34
z 51 41
9.3
Max. in.
-
57 53
53
50
45
u 44 55 48
39
38 38 43 52
54
5? 51 46 53 35
31 26
30 30
35
37
5(1
51
4.3
[ax.
63 67
65 64 57
48 63 65
56
43
42
52 5s 69 72
61 63 72
71 61
3s 40 50
48
G4
70 69 67
59.2
1n.
55
S2
51 45 41
41 41 54
43 35
34 35 38 51 60
46 46
51 M
30
25 20
25 30 33
44 53 46
2.1
68 72 59 6s 59
47 62
66
51 49
48 59 63 76 77
49 68 75 68 60
45 49
50
59 65
73 76 68
61.7
...... ......
48 ............ 68 50 ...... ' ...... 72
39 ............ 56
45 59 ............
46 ...... 55 39 ..... 66 .... 74
44 46 50 52
40
30 25
27
33
34
42
53 51
42.1
_-
61 73
79 69
71
49
50
50 64 87
75
68
66.3
so
-
46 7s
FEBRUARY, 1911. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. 181
-~
1.. .. 2.... 3.... 4.. .. 5....
6....
'I.... 8....
9.... 10 ....
ll.... 12 .... 13 .... 14 .... 15 ....
16 .... 17 .... 18 .... 19 .... 20 ....
21 .... 22.... 23 .... w.... a5....
26 .... 27 .... 28 ....
Mns..
TABLE 3.-Hm~mum and minimum temperatures ut selected stations, Februury, 1911. District No. %-Continued.
M8X.
79 78 78 77
73
78 80 78
71 55
64 65 71 79
79
66 73 78 78 68
50 49 57 58
69
73 78
82
7 a 9
&Orpis.
80 80 7s
SI
60
61 61
Florida.
GO GO 60 60
GS
60
68
-
Jupiter. 1 Key West
66 65 61
Waycross.
50
SO 81
78
rest Point
55
1.0
.von Park Fort Myers
76.6 '66 4
ainesville.
BO
1 ..................... 2 ...................... 3 ...................... 4 ...................... 5 ......................
6 ...................... 7 ...................... 8 ...................... 9 ...................... 10 ......................
11 ...................... 12 ...................... 13 ...................... 14 ...................... 15 ......................
16 ...................... 17 ...................... 18 ...................... 19 ...................... 20 ......................
21 ...................... 22 ...................... 23 ...................... 24 ...................... 25 ......................
26 ...................... 27 ...................... 38 ......................
Means.. .........
Jackson- ville.
71 68 69
66
62
58
62 64 56 46
44 50
62 73 76
65
69
75 73 53
41
44
51 52 64
72 68 66
61.4
Miami.
78 72
74
69
76 77 73 57
50
Orlando.
~
Pensacola.
I
59
57 54
6 9 4 8 47
62
60
57 47 42
Tampa.
-
din
~
52
59 59 62
64
59 60
56 55
4s
44
45 47 50
59
59 55 54 53 56
33
31 30 32
35
40 48
50
3. 9
~
~
-
din.
-
51 57 51 54
45
49 52 55 54 47
45 48 45 47 54
50
54 48
50
59
38 30 31 32 31
34 45
48
466
- -
-
fin.
-
54 55 57 61
ti0
56 51 56
57 50
4s 54 53 56
ti0
59 56 46
52 59
37 33
TJ 33
33
35 54 52
io. 4
~
-
din. Max. Yin.
-~-
--r
-I
~
din. Max.
51 1 70
-I ~
57 71
53 71 55 73 55 , 66
59 69 54 70
56 73
-
Min
-
62 63 62
63 57
65 65 65 52 49
49 52 61 65
65
62
64 6-4
64 37
33 31
30 38 43
56 55 57
-
[ax.
-
79 78 82
80 81
65 66 82
s1 75
82 84
65 66
84
80 76 61 83 85
73 63 63 67
67
70
75 84
!a 5.
____
~
-
[ax.
-
80
84
81
SO
81
81
79 R2
79 66
73 77 7s 82
76
'I3
73 79
80
74
55 53 57 60
69
75 61
61
-
fax.
76 79 76 77 76
76 80 79 76
75
7s 84 40 79
80
7s 76 76 76
so
72 66
64
67 66
77 76
so
76. 4
-
~~
-
-
lax.
-
60
76 79
so 61
61 82
83 83 75
77 62
SO
85
s3
61 75 61 R3 65
74
64 63 65
71
79
so S2
76.3
- -
-
fax.
-
77 75 78 77
74
74 75
76 71
57
66
66 73
i 6
79
72
73
76 75 60
60 50 56
57 64
70
76 80
ro. 2
I
-
lax.
-
76 76 74 74
78
76 79
80
76 72
78 78 76
so 82
Ro 76 76 77
75
62
56 56
60 66
75 79 81
r4 2
- -
-
din.
61
5s 58 59 58
56 59 5s 60
56
<54 62 63 64
62
60 60 56
59 57
44
41 37 39 42
44 55 58
55.0
-
- -
Max.
~
77
77 74 77 75
71 75 80 71
59
62
55 68 78
78
78
74 78
79 66
54 51 68 58
70
75
80 82
70.9
~ ~
I
Iln
-
55 61 56 62
56
56 54 56
57
50
52
49 46
55
59
56 54
50 56
46
36 35 34 36
39
47
54
55
1.0
tax.
~
in lax.
-
68 66 67 67
62
66 62
69 57 49
43 47 60
73 76
59 67
76 77 44
43 45 50 53 63
72 79 76
620
- -
kun.
-
39 49 53 52 44
45
45 49
55
41
40 37 40 44
56
49
53
48
49 43
29 23 24 27
25
28
39 44
41.9
- -
lax.
-
76 76 74
79 73
76 76
79 76 62
6S
69 70 79
76
64 66 77
76 72
55
51 55 59
68
73 76 61
70.9
Min
-
67 66 66 6S
69
69 69 69 70 70
70 69 69 70 66
-
56 58 55 52 48
55 56 57
53
46
47
46
52 59
55
54
52 40
33
50 28
32
28
34 43 48
46.9
4a
51
- -
52
73 59 55 75 57 52 75 53
57
54 79 , 53
55
~
75 i 62
79
62 1 77
57
59 50 53 57
51 42
40 31 31
34 55
53
84
77 76
80
60
67 65 60 63 68
77 80 81
63
61
58 55 5s
54 45 40
39 42
44
55
59
70
66 6s 61 65
5s 46 42 40
43
66 67 69
62
73
79 83 85
76 71
71 71
73
78
s1 82
66
69 66
65 66
63 55 45
45 43
62
67 63
70 67
73 71 64
50 4s 56
5s 61
69 69
73
54 57 52 55 56
45 39 36 29
30
43
51 51
1. 1
MI 70 76 70 77 70 60 70 82 71
74 63 67 1 55
76 67
79. 1 , 1. 4 56.6 ,A 5
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Hin.
-
44 44 52 45
45
45 57 60 50 38
36 39 36 39
57
57 55 54
52
36
2s 23 23 2.4
24
24
52 45
42.5
-
-
din.
-
57 58 52 51
45
56 61 59 50 41
39
39
4s
fa 64
57 56
51
59 37
30
25
26
29 29
45 53
46
17.3
-
-
Kin.
-
49
53
46 43 44
46 55 57 43
36
36 39 43 49
53
53
fa 57 56 36
27
?3
23 24
26
27 54 45
43. a
-
-
Kax.
~
76 71 74
73 67
71 77 71 60 53
46
51 70 77
73
71 76
79 76
74
45 47 55 57
62
' 77
76 75
67.3
-
-
dax.
-
62 72 76
f6
63
i 6
75 66 57 49
43 49
66 75 77
i?
70 77 75 36
42 45
50
54 63
75 65 59
63.5
-
-
dax
-
82 76 76 72
74
78 79 72 63 53
47 56 74 60
66
62 79 82 74 54
46 46 56 57
65
so 69
70
69.0
-
Kin.
-
60
Go
61 51
52
64 60 63 45 44
36 42 52 61 62
62 62
lw 50
39
30 26 25 26
30
56 61
52
49.9
-
Kax.
-
80
83
7s
80
75
83 62
80 61 62
61 57
80
s3 86
83
i 9 62
F4l
44
56 53 62 62
65
<so 60 80
72.6
-
din.
-
56 61 59
56 54
55 57 65
61
47
46 45 47 55 6.3
63 57 56 54 42
33 26 24 2s 32
53 51 52
50.0
-
Kin.
-
59
54
54 47 42
48 47 56 41
36
36 39 44 59
57
51 51
51 53 31
n n 25
28 25
46
50
43
43.7
-
din.
-
60 52
52
45
62 60 51 44
44 44 52 62
....
.....
....
.... 57 46 60 39
30
26
27 28
35
43 46 49
19.6
-
Kax.
-
72 66 76 46
65
70 73 63 55 48
43 50
67 70 71
75 75
73
75
56
47 .12
57
54 65
75 62 65
62. 6
Ksx. Min. lax.
-
75 66
70 66 60
63 84 65 56 47
44
48 60 72 75
69
72 76 70 44
41 44
51 53
62
72 66
61
61.1
Kin.
-
57 56 55 48 44
53 53 55 42 36
36 40
44 60 62
55
55 57 44
29
27 21 2G
26 31
51
46
45.1
50
tax.
-
74 67 72 72
66
71 72 73 66 52
54 51 64 73 73
61
69
73 73 4s
44 45 56
54 62
70 72 76
64.4
din.
45 54 50 53 44
50 55 56 60
41
40
3s 40
45 56
51 S2
47
48 45
26 25 27
32 30
34 41 45
14.1
lax.
75 76 76 75
70
77 73 71
57
58
70 70
74
75 71 73 71
56
50
4s
57 59
61
70 74 i6
67. 6
rd
Kin.
-
62
63 62
60 55
G4
E5 65 54 50
46 4s 56
64
65 6" 61 5G 39
34 31 32 38
37
55 54
56
53.6
r4
Kax.
-
77 6G 73
72 65
73 7s 70 58 50
45 50 67
76 76
65
74 76 72 53
45
4G
52 55 64
74 76
76
65.3
din.
-
59 57 55 53
46
56
57 56 46 43
40
40 46 59 62
56
56
5"
53 33
31 26
31
33 35
48 55 53
17.9
tax.
-
78 78
75 72
79 76 77 65
53
51
58 74
77 79
79 77
78 76
69
47 46 55
57 65
76 79
80
63.61
.....
43 I 38
E l 75 z 63
79 64
$ 71 E 48
65.6 1 48.0