FEBRLTARY, 191 1. hIONTHJ,I- WEATHER EEVIEW.
CLIMATOLOGICAL DATA FOR FEBRUARY, 191 1.
DISTRICT No. 7, LOWER A4IXSISSIPPI VALLEY.
ISAAC h1. CLINE, District Editor.
GENERAL SLThIMART.
Temperature conditions were gcnerallg moderate at
the opening of the month, hut on the 3tl a cool wave
overspread the northwestern iwrtioii of the district, and
reached the enstern and southern portions on tlie :<(I. From the 4th to tlie 2lst teniperntures were iiiucli al)ove
the seasonable average, tlie highest temperatures o€ the
nionth being recorded during this period. The nictsi-
mum temperatures were a1)ov-e SOo at many htntioiis,
and they were above 90" in parts of Oklahoma rtiitl tlie
Texas area. On the 33d a severe cold wave overslreacl
the district, giving temperatures 1)elow zero over tlie
northwestern portion of the district. antl below 20" as
far south as northern Louisi:ina. Light frosts occurred
to the Gulf coast during this cold period. From the
25th to the close of tlie inontli temperatures were abore the normal, masiinum temperutures lwing gc~c.1 :illy
above 40' in the northern and western and above 70" in
the southern portion of the tlistrict. Periods of precipitation were not well tlrhiecl, a u c l i t is
not practicnble to generalize them for the tlihirt, 2s 11
whole. In tlie Colornrlo area tlierc were three, 1st-
5th, 13th-31st, antl 24t1i-2St,bs and the amount.: were
moderately henry, being above I l ~J r I l l d in most lwalities.
Over tlie New Mexico area tlicrc were four iwriotl.:. 4th-
5th, 13th, lGtli-?lst, antl 26th-L'Sth. The preci1)ita
was heavy over t l i s area, es1)ecially on the 17th :mtl 1
aiicl the amounts were above the normal at all st. C l t ' 1011s.
Over the Texas area the periotls o f I~recil)i~ntiori\~erfiiot
well defined, but genernlly speaking there were three,
7th-l3th, 16th-l!Xli, and 27th-2Sth. On the 17th tint1
1Sth the rainfall wzis henry. and the monthly amounts
were above the normnl. In the 1i:insas :wen there were
four periods of preci1)itnticm as follows, 4tli-ritli, 13th-
14th, 16th-l9th, 25th-2Sth. Tlie precipitation 1% ah
heavy from the 1Gth to 1Sth ant1 the monthly R i i i o u i i t h
were above the iiormiil 21 t :ill Stations. Over O1il:thomn
there were four periods of p n e r d precipitation, 13 th, 13th
1 G t 11-1 9 th , anc1 25 th-SS tli. Light -scat t ered precipi tn tion
occurred on other dates also. From the 16th to the 19th
the amounts were heavy, ant1 the montlily t o t ills were
ahove the normal at all stations. Over the Missouri area
there were three periods o f precipitation. 5th and Gth,
1 lth-2Oth, and 35th-2Sth. Tlie amounts were slightly
above the iiormal and tlie precipintion was well clistrib-
uted for agricultural needs. Oyer the Tennessee area
there were five periotls of precipitwtion, 3tl-Jt11, Gth-
Sth, 11th-l4tli, 1Stli-2Oth, :iiitl Xitli-Pstli. The pre-
cipitation was well tlist,rihutetl, 1)ut below the normal
in all parts of this area. Over Arlian.:~~ the periotls of
precipitation, speaking brnaclly, were two, 3(1-?lst, and
25th-2Sth. During these periods showers occurred :it
one or more stations every clity, ancl on the 19th general
rains fell. The monthly amounts were above the normal
except over the nortlieastern portion of the State and at
n few scattered stations in the southeast portion: where
there was a deficiency. Over the Mississippi area there
were three period.: nf precipitation, 3tl-14th7 19th-20th,
and 36th-2Sth. The mioiints were above normal in the
nortiierii ant1 below in the soutliern portion of the State.
3l:tny localities lying south of the thirty-tllircl parallel
were neediug rain 1):idly :it the clobe of the month. Over
1,ouisinii:t there were three 1)eriods of light-scattered
showers, 7 t 11-1 4 t h. 1 S th-30 t 11, antl 26 th-3S th. The nioiith1~- aniounth u we helow tlie iiormd, and at the close
of the month rain was hatlly needed for agricultural and
commercial interests in all 1)itrts of the State.
TEMPERATURE.
Mean teni1)eriit tires for tlie month were above thenormal,
the depnrturcs ranging from 2" to 11.S0, escept over the
C'olorstlo ant1 New Mexico areas, where there was a general
tleticiencyrangiiig from - 0.4" to - (5.4". The coldest por-
tion of the cli+trict wns the Colorado area, with a mean
teiiil)ernture of 27.2". The warmest wits Louisiana, with
n nieitii of G 1. 1 ". hlasinium temperatures reached or es-
ceetlccl 90" in Oklnliomrt and the Tesas area, and 55' in
all other States and areas, escel)t in the New Mexico area,
where the highest recorded W:IS 76". The highest for the district w i h :)AG a t Hennessey, Oklit., and 92" was recorded
at Hcnrietta, Tes. Ptliniiiiuni temperatures were below
zerc I geiiernlly over Oklahoma antl the Colorado, New Mexico. an41 IGin~w area<, nncl over the Texas panhandle.
)riri prea niitl in northern Arkansas the mini-
iiiiiiiis were below In". To the southwnrcl over Louisiana
niit 1 hlissi41)l)i freezing teiiil)eratures occurred generally,
a i i t l a mininiuiii of 26' w a s recorded on the Gulf coast in Louisinna. The colt1 wentlier nt this time interfered
iiinterinlly with nqirulturwl :ind commercial interests,
especialljr in Louisiana, where niuc~h clamage resulted.
The lowest, temperature recorded during the month was
- -I at Eliznlwthto~vii, N. Ales.. ancl - 55' was recorded
n t Wertcliffe, C'oln. T:ilitln tis a. whole, temperature coii-
clitionr during tlie month were unscasoiiably wann, except
(luring tlie early Iwrt of the scv~ond decade, when tlie
severe cold wave :t l ~ )ve nieiitione(1 occurred. Much of
the clnmitge done by this cold wave was clue to the fact
that the \varm weather earlier in the month liad caused
all vegetation to be much further advanced than usuttl
for this time of the year.
AIonthly mean temperatures and departures from the
norm:il for the various Stntes and parts of States are re-
pnrted ar follows: C'uloraclo area, 27.2", - 1.7"; New
3lesic.o wen, 33.3'. - 2.4"; Texas area, 42.7", +4.S";
Ihnrns area, 37.5", +5 .S ; Oklahoma, 44.2", +G.l;
AGssouri area, 42.1°, +;.So; Tennesseearea, 46.2", +G.5';
Arkansas, #).So, +S.tj"; Mississippi area, 55.3", +%go;
Louisiana, G 1 .l 0 , fS.9".
.)CO
236 FEBRUARY, 19 1 1
PRECIPITATION BY DRAINAGE AREAS.
Arkansas River and tributaries.- Heavy precipitation
occurred over the greater portion of this drainage area,
there being more than tlae normal amount, except at n
few scattered stations in Colorado and Arkansas. Over
the headwaters of the Arkansas i iver, in Colorado, the
average precipitation from 37 stations was 1.64 inches,
about 0.6 inch above tlae nornial. Tlie precipitation wa.:
unusually heavy over those portions o f the Arkiinsas
Valley proper that lie in I<ai~sas and Oklahoma, where the average from 41 stations was 4 inches, antl tlie average
excess was 3 inches. Five stations reported more than
6 inches. Tlie average from 21 stations in the Ciniarron Valley was 3.10 inches, 3.1 inches above tlie normal.
Over the Canadian Valley above the Texas-Oklalioniw,
line, the precipitation from 45 stations averaged 1.5’7
inches, about 0.8 inch above tlie normal. The precipita-
tion was heavier over that portion of the Canadian Vnlley
that lies in Oklahoma, the average from 1s statiolis being
3.10 inches, about 1.5 inches above tlae normal. Tlie
precipitation froni 10 stations in the Verdigris Valley
averaged 5.32 inches, about 3.8 inches above tlae nornilal.
In the Neosho Valley tlie precipitation was excessive, except at a few places in Missouri, tlie average from 1’7
stations being 4.41 inches, about 2.2 inches above the
normal. Over that portion of the Arkansas Viiller below the Okli~homa-Srkansas line tlie average precipit a . t’ 1011
from 16 stations was 4.09 inches, a1)out 0.7 inch above the
normal.
Red River and tributaries.- -Generally heavy precipitia-
tion occurred over this rlritinage area, except in Louisiaiin, where the amounts were generally less than the normal.
Over tliose portions of this drainage area tkai lie iii ;u’t.w
Mexico, Texas, and Oklahoma, tlie precipit a t’ ion froiii 42
stations averaged 3.55 inches, about 2.3 inches above tlie
normal. Below tlie Texas-Arkansas line the nvernge from 17 stations was 3.51 inches, about 1.6 inches 1wlow
the normal.
Xississippi sout?i of St. Louis antl srncill tri6utiirks.-
Less than tlie nornial aniount of precipitation occm.recl
over the greater portion of this tlrain:ige Rreii. I n tlie
imiiiediate hlississippi Vnlley tlje amounts froni 4(J
stations averaved “$34 inches, about 1.2 inches 1)elow
tlie normal. 6ver tlie valley of tlie Meraniec tlie pre-
cipitation averaged about 0.5 inch above the n ~~~~i i :i l .
Tlie average froin 30 htatioiis in the TVliite I‘iver Tdlrj-
was 3.51 inches, about 0.2 inch nbove the noriiial. Tlie
precipitation was lieavy over portions of the Yazoo
Valley, tlie average from 31 stations being 5.04 inclie*.
about 0.7 inch itbore the normal. Less than the norniul
amount of precipitation occurred throughout the T’i1lle>-
of the Big Black, the overage being 33.71‘ inches, :iboiit
1.8 inches below the normal. The 1)recipitation \viis
above the norinal over the Outicllitn Villley. excq)t in
Louisiana, tlie average aiiiouiit from 1s stations I)eing
4.62 inches, about 0.3 invh above the normal.
Louisiana coast01 ploin. -Very little precipitation
occurred over this area, there being less than 1 incli at
several stations. The average from 29 stations was 1.03
inches, about 3.9 inches below tlie normal.
Monthly precipitation and departures from tlie normal
for. tlie various States and parts of States are reported
as follows: Colorado area, 1.63. +0.66; New kfesico
area, 1.26, +0.62; Texas area, 3.87, +2.06; Kaiiws area,
4.62, f3.54; Oklaliorna, 3.35, + 1.93; Rfissouri wen, 3.33,
+0.35; Tennessee area, 3.00, - 1.31; Arlransas, 4.31,
+0.65; Mississippi area, 4.37, - 1.06; Louisiana, 1.65,
- 3.25.
SNOWFALL.
Snow occurred generally north of the thirty-fifth
parallel and a t some stations in the western portion of the district to the south of that parallel. In the Colorado area the greatest monthly aniount was 78 inches at
ITerniit Lake arid the least 11 inches at Linion (near) antl
Was. The last half of the month was stormy antl
vtiluuble additions to the stock of snow i n the mountains
were Iiiiitle. The f d l wn4 al)ove the nornial in all parts
of tlie ,4rkansiis b~isin except in Lake County and the
northern part of Saguiaclie County. The average aniount
on tlie ground at the close of the iiiontli was 25 inches,
which is 1)r:tctically the same as at tlie close of February.
Inlo. Lf-b a W-hIJle, the snow is loosely 1)acked and tlie
11rc)sl)ects are for somewhat less than a normal ilow of
irrigiilion wiiter. In the New Mexico area a marked
cliange occurretl during the month in the outlook for
irrigation mater. General and heavy snow occurred
during tlie last half of February over all the higher dis-
tricts niitl niountain ranges of the territory and heavy
rains over most of the lower levels, filling the soil with
nlmnclnnt moisture and changing a most discouraging
outlook for irrigation water to one of general encourage-
ment. The early flow of water especially will be abun- tlant in soiiie of the tri1)utaries of the C’anadian, while
the main stream will have a good early flow unless
warm w i d e occur during tlie sprina months when tlie ry)icl run-0-i‘ occasioned thereby wib cause high water
to come too early for its most successful use. A caliii,
wet, and rather cool spring will aid materially, but rain
will 1)e neetletl to insure a late flow of water. Tlie
niontlily amomits ranged from 4 to 25 inches generally.
In Texis the snowfall wtis confined generally to tlie Pi~nlianclle, tlie greatest monthly amount being 12.2
inches at Tesliiie. I n tlie Kansas and Missouri areas
tlic mou €:dl mn5 lieti\?-, tlie amounts ranging from a
trace to 14.,5 inches. Over Oklnhoma and northern
Arlinia~as tlie aniounts were generially less than 3 inches,
escept in extreme western Olilahoma where the monthly
niiiounts rnnged from S t o 14.3 inches. Traces of snow
were recorclrd at some st zitions in the Tennessee area
wntl the nortliern portion of the hfississippi area and in
soutlirrn ,-irkanhas, but over Louisinna and southern
i1q)i no snow occurred during the month. At tlae
f the niontli tlie district was bare of snow at orcli-
nary elevations, except tliitt there was ti light nmomit
on the ground in the Iinrisns area, and over the New
nnd Colorado nrens the amounts on the gronnd iary elerntiom rnngecl from a trace to 1.5 inches.
Tlae average snowfnll (in inches) for tlie various States
and areas tlerivetl from the records of sucli stations as reportetl snow is tis follows: Colortido area (35 stations).
23.1 : New 1Iesic.o nrea (46 stiitions), 12.3; Testis area (14
.:t:itioiis), 4.1 : I<iins:is :ireii (55 stations), 7. 6; Oklahoma
(35 stiitions), 2 .3 : Rlissouri area (23 stations), 2.7; Ten-
iiehhee nrcia (6 stlitions), trace; Arkansas (% stations), 0.S;
hlississippi area (6 stations), trace.
RIVERS.
-1 genernl rise occurred in tlie upper Arkansas F’ ,iver
toward the close of the second decade. I n Kansas the
mater robe rapidly on the lSth and subsided on the 23d.
I n Arkansas low stages prevailed during the first and
second decades, h i t during the tllircl decade fairly good
st:ages prevailed and navigation was resumed on the 20th
after one of the longest and most unfavorable periods
of low water of record.
FEBRUARY, 19 11. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. 237
In Oklalionitt there wits a rise in all streanis as n result
of tlie heavy rains of the 16th to 19th. 1)ut no floods were
reported. - ivcrs were generally about norrual st ages
at the close of the month.
There were a few slight rises in the Red River, but none of importance occurred.
Low stages continued in the upper White River during the early part of the month, but a freshet occurred on the
Wth, which resulted in a inaxiniuiii stage of 16 feet a t
Ratesville on the Slst antl of 18.6 feet at Newport on tlic
22d. The lower White River experienced 1% s t e d y rise
from 10.6 feet on tlie 9th to 23.3 feet on tlie '7Sth.
Changes in the Ouachita' were slight during the first
decade, but there was n rise of &out '70 feet at Cnnicleii
and 14 feet ctt Monroe during the second and third
decades. Below St. Louis the Afississippi rose slowly during the
greater part of the month, but only moderate stages prevailed at the close.
NOTES.
T?Jia, Tex.-Wheat prospects are excellent.
Wirt$uZd, Trs.-The freeze of the 31st m d '2'7~1 liilled
more than half the fruit crop antl early gardens.
Kmnsas (T. B. Jennings, section clirector).- -1Ieayv
rains after the middle of the month interfered mztteritilly
85839-11-6
with outdoor wnrk. W:igon roads were nlinost impass-
able during the lat ter part of the mont,li n n d transporta-
tion in the coiintry, cscept by rail, was practically
impossible.
Oklahoma (J. P. Slaughter, section director).-The
first half of the niontli was niilcl. dry, mid pleasant; the
latter half was rnoderntely cold, wet, and stormy. With
oiie exception it was tlie wettest February of wllicli there is rccorcl.
iliissowi (George Zeecler, section clirector).--TT'eiLther
conditions were favorable for outdoor occupations. Country r o d s were in bad condition as tlie result of
frequent rains. Wheat is reported to be in fair con-
dition.
Arkansas (H. F. Alciatore, section director). -The
severe freeze of the 21st and E d , occurring nfter a pro-
tracted period of unsensonnbly warm wenthet, was very
unfrtvorahle to some of tlie agricultural interests of the State.
Uiiizvrsit!y, Mss.-The cold weat>lier of the 31st t o 23d
lullecl a great part of tlie fruit and early vegetable crops.
Louisiccnrr.-TrucB gardens and fruit, crops sufl'ered
seriously from the freeze on tlie 22d and 23d. In some
localities tlie crops were protected successfully. The orange groves helow New Orleans were protectetl wit,li
smudges. Where berries were covered with straw,
about one-thircl of the crop survived the freeze.
3.75 IIONTIILY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE l.--Climaloloyical data for February, 1911. District No. 7, loroer Uississippi Valley.
FEBRUARY, 19 1 1
Temperature, i n degrees Fahrenheit. 1 Precipitation, in inches.
-
z . E$
I V m u
E 2 3 I-
0-
9 -
1I.s. 0
29. 5
15. $5
1s. 5
24. 2
34. s 54. 7 31;. :j
14. i
13. 0
y2. n
1-1. 0
....
7s. n
....
41. 1
12. 1
11. 0
17. h
31. 0
1'11. 0
411 5
2n. 5
13. 5
2 3 5
14. I1
....
11. 0
211. 0
I:. 0
1;. I1
1% 5
9. II
12. 2
....
__ ,. , In. n 24. 2
20. 5 .... ....
11. 0
14. 5
24. IJ
16. !I
13. 0
IS. 5
4. 0 s. 0
3CJ. 5
9. 5
19. c 4. lj
5. s 2. 0
20. 2
11. 5 6. 5
4. 5
13. 2
l Y . 5 2s. (I
5. 0
17.2
3. 3
15. 0
11.1'
s. 5
i. 5
1s. 0
10. 5
7. 5
7.3
0.0
0.0
0. 5
0.0 2.0
13. n
....
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.....
.....
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22
k'
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n. ii;
n. :3.;
1. 3.5
IJ. 45
n. .51i
I n . 24
0. 72
.....
n. ;II
n. -10
n. 50
n. -1.1
n. 25
n. 25
IJ. 45
IJ. li?
(I. 7h
(I. 411
n. :3*
IJ. 42
0. :30 1. 1;5
I). 54
0. 51
0. ti7
I). Gi
I). ill
..... 0. 35
0. 4 i
0. KU
I I. :3 i
(1. 44
n. T i
n. 23
0. 42
o. 50
I). x9
I). 90
0. .E
0. si
0. 1;0 ....
..... 1. 311
v a.
Counties. d
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Observers. Stntions.
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Colorndo.
Blaine. ............... a vista.. ........
111 ................ n Cit.y 5 s .. .......
wlo Springs.. ....
i:xfield.. ............. Hamps.. ............. Hermit Lake .......... HoPhne ............... Holly.. ............... La Juntn.. ............ Lake hforJine.. ....... 1,amnr.. .............. L s Anim:ls.. ......... I,n VPt.3 I'nss.. ....... Lwlvillr ............. Limon (npilr). ........ blndrid ............... h1arsh:lIl Pnss.. .......
hlonunient ............ North Lnkr ........... PorLlo.. ..............
Rocky Ford.. ........ St. Elrno.. ............
tunrwall .............
riniilaol .............. Victor [ urar) .......... Vila.. ................ ~~' a y n . ................ \Vestclit€ e. ............
lvi116eld.. ............
\voodnian Sanatorium
JVortninn ............. iYc w Xfrieo.
Abhott. .............. Alltrrt.. .............. ,.\rch (nrarj.. ......... r\nrorn ................ BPI~ Ranch ........... Bhck Luke ...........
C!hncon.. .............
Eliznl,vthtu\vn.. ......
Folsum ............... Fort. Vniun.. .........
hiorint. Ilora (n e ~u j .... NnKl \'is3 .............
0 p tirno. .............. Pasnmonte.. .......... Roton. ............... Rociada .............. Rost~bwl. ............. Roy ..................
Taylor. ............... Trtmrntina.. ......... Tucunimri. ........... Valley. ............... Vermrjo Park.. .......
Trrm.
\Vag011 hfollnfl (nrU').
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!. 4. Short. H..B. Ricr.
I;. C . Hhprwoorl
-'olorodo Collyg?. F. I>. \Villis.
51 1.lili + I.I.,
a5 I 1.40 .......
50 1.92 + 1. Hi TI' 1 .h l + 1. <!I
... (1. i s + 0. :34
... 1.57 .......
$51 1 2. y:j + 2.4;
....... ....... .......
... ....... 49 1 n. r:? + 0.50 -,;l,l 4. !C ......
Ijl) 1 1. i n + 0.4'2
t J 1.G + 1.173
22. 4
21. s ...... .' 4r:
57.2 - 2.5 , 60
- 0.2 I 7 ;
21;. 1 ....... I 5;
32. S - 2. 4 I li4
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SW.
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SW.
SW.
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nw.
nw.
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SW.
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se. n. n.
n.
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nncn .............. 2.935
C h a t h .. ......... 7.5155
El P:x.w.. ......... ti. 700
Frmiont .......... 5.34: El F'%w.. ......... I;. KIS Teller ............. 9 391j
1Iuprf:ino.. ....... h. ?on Kiowa.. .......... 4 .3 0
('ustrr.. .......... (I rim
Crister.. .......... 10,000
Las .\niuiils.. ..... 5.700
Prowon ........... 3.3S0
EI PW.. ......... in. 21s
PI.O\PPI.S ........... 3.50'2
IWnt.. ............ 3.499
C'ostilla.. ......... 9.IxIO
Lnkl. .............. Ill. 2-14
t .. .......... :,,31;0
nin1;l.<. .............
n trro. ............ 4,051'
1'11Pl~l0.. .......... 4.734
I~Itw-o.. ........... 4.177
Chntfw.. ......... !1.50(1
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...........
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Trller.. ........... 10.
............ :i,9:i5
............ 7 , SIi4
El Paso.. ......... ......
0 ..................
Lake.. ....... .....I 11, 250
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11 i ' i i .
117 - 1"
l i - 1%
1' - 111
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21.1 ......
27. 0 - 0. 1
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11
5
2
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11
11
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1;
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5
5
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16
10
111
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4
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5
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r'. 9 . Forest Swvicr.. Lloyl N. Felton.
\v. IIm1p. John E. Grahain. 3. \V. I)P Busk.
Holly Sugar (' 0 .
F. L. PdIIlPr. rhos. Pnwyrrs. \Villiani D. Lillarol.
Daniel Clark. hi. I). L. Bwll. 1,hicoln I +. hlorris. Iro\v:~rd i l a m h l ~.
Jones.
e KonkPl. J. c'. c:roff. Zsck Jordan. John i:. PaynP. Dr. J. E. White.
George C . IYortnian.
I. ' IT. 1Mnt.tie.H. Hhuuse. Butler.
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FEBRUARY, 191 1 .
Red River ........ Arnist.rong.. ...... Dallani.. ......... Grayson.. ......... Bowie.. ........... Clay.. ............ Deal Smith.. ..... Bowie.. ...........
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MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE l.--C'liniutologicaZ dutu for Februnry, 1911. District No. 7-Continued.
Cimarron .............. Coldwat.er. ............ Colurnhus.. ............ Coolidge.. .............
Cottonwuocl Falls. ..... Connril (:rove.. ....... Conningham. .......... Dodge Citv ............ El Doradd ............. Ellinwnorl ............. Emporin.. ............. Enreka.. .............. Fall River ............. Fargo ................. Frrdonia.. ............ _I Garden City.. ......... (:reat Bend ............ (;reensbiIrg. ........... (:renola.. .............. Howard$. .................. Hugot.on.. ............. Hutchinson ............ Independence.. ........ Iola .................... Irelie. ............... ._I
Jetmore ................ Kingman .............. La Crosse.. ............ Lakin .................. Lnrried ................ Lebo ................... Le Rov.. .................. Liheral ................ hfwksvillr ............. hicl'herson. ........... ., h1:uJison ...............
do.. .......... Stevens. ......... _I. Reno ............. Montgomery.. ... .I Allen ............. ~iamiltou.. ....... Hodgemltn ........ Kiiigmaii ......... Rush.. ........... Krarney .......... Pawnee ........... C'offey ............ .d o .. .......... Seward ........... Stafford ........... NrPherson. ....... iirernwood .......
Pratt .................. Rome .................. Sedan .................. Torouto ................ Ulrsses.. .............. w d nu t ................ \Vrllingt.on ............ Wichita ................ \Vi 11 li eld ............... Yates Center.. ......... Okhlhoinn.
Ada.. ................. Alva.. ................. -4pache.. .............. Arapaho ............... Ardmore.. ............. Bart,lesville. ........... Beaver.. ...............
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FEBRUARY, 191 1
Oklahoma-Continued. Chattanooga. .......... Chickas ha: ............ Cloiid C!hief.. .......... Diiraut.. .............. Eldorado .............. El Reno ............... Enid ................... Erick.. ................ Fairland. .............. Fort Gibson ........... Frederick. ............. Gage.. ................. loodwell. ............. Gutluie ................ c:uvu10u.. .............
Hartsliorne ............ Heoldtou.. ............ Helena.. ............... Henuessep ............. Hobart.. .............. Hobleurille ............ Hooker. ............... Hurley ................ Idahel.. ............... JetIerson. .............. Eenlori.. ..............
hfc Nester.. ............ hicComb ............... hfaugmn ............... Narlow. ............... Meeker. ............... Musko w. ............. hf u t ua f.. ............... Neola.. ................ Newkirk.. ............. Noman.. .............. Oakwood. ............. O'Keene.. ............. Oklahoma.. ............ Okxuulgre.. ............ Pauls Valley.. ......... Pawhuska.. ........... Perry.. ...... .~. ....... Rsvia.. ................ Sac and Fox Agency.. . Shawnee.. ............. Snyder.. ............... Stillwater.. ............ I ulsn.. ................ Viuita .................. Wagourr. .............. U'aukumis.. ........... Waurikn ............... 1Vrat.herford. .......... Wrhbers Falls.. ....... Whitraglr.. ............ \Voodward. ............ Maaoiiri. BPllt.. .................. BirL.htree ............... l~'ape c:irarde:m $5 .. .... (:ani thprsrille. .........
['assville.. ............. Dean.. .................
Douiphan. .............
(:reruville.. ............ Hol1ist.w. .............. 1ront.on $5 .. ............ Jackxon ................ Jopllu.. ................ Koshkonong ........... Lamar $&. ............. hiarble 111 ............ Mountaingrove.. ....... Mount. Vernon.. ....... Neosho ................. New Madrid gg.. ....... Oakfield. .............. Olden.. ................ Ferry-ville.. ............ Rolla ...................
Steelville.. ............. Kentucky. Blandville ............. Lynnville.. ............ Tennesree. Arlington. ............. Bolirsr ................ Browusville.. .......... Covinton. ............ Dpershiug ............. Jwhou ................
Hakington. ...........
Kingfisher. ............
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Springfield. ............ 1
4 9 .6 1 +i .i 46.6 ....... M
91
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Tesils.. ...........
LOVilU.. .......... Te.\-;rs.. ...........
Roger Mills.. ..... Fittslm'g.. ....... Carter ............
Kincfishrr.. ...... .wairL1.. ..........
2,13ti
3.300
1.001) 3,153 2,200
700
900
1.166 1.396
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42.0 ....... 51.4 I+ !.2
4s. 0 + b. 3
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1. U3l1
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1.149 1,171 1. S54
1.lY4 1. P 4 i
Nol~le ............. Johnson ........... Lincolu ........... Potrawnttomie.. .. Kiowa.. .......... Pavur ............. T u h ............. Craig .............. JVngonPr ..........
Garfield.. ......... Jrtfrrsun .......... Custer ............. Muskogee ......... Kay ............... \Vood\v:~rd.. ......
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hii.ujn:lid.. r{ipIey.. ..........
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Jasper ............. Orrgon.. .......... Barton.. .......... Bollinger.. ........ Wright ............ Lawrence.. ....... Newton.. ......... New Madrid.. .... Franklin ..........
Perry ............. Phelps.. .......... (:rerue.. .......... Crawford.. ........
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8 tabions. Observers.
Squire Iiuinlile.
J. C.. Good. J. P. Stutzmau. Nelson I3oak. T. I\'. Lanhmu. Rose E. IVaIker, Uri B. Worcester. A. \V. Haues.
C. W. Prier. John T. Welsh.
R. B. Bradley. C . H. Holmes.
S. \V. Block.
8. E. Snvder.
A. L. Minit. T. Coinpton.
Roht. Hohirs.
C. H. Heald.
R. E. Ellis. brrs. hf. C . Parks. Roy lleuedict.. hfary Rutherford.
H. N. Kellv. Dr. C. W. &eyers.
T. E. Beck.
w 1 n . hi. Guy.
J. C:. Cross. Wsn. h'ohle.
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4.79 + 3.67 ............ Thos. Martin.
R. N. Schooling. P. H. Allright Sr Co. 0 1%'. Ohem.
.____I ....... 42.7 '+ 7 .2
44.0 ....... 44.0 5.5
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3.34 ....... 3. bS .......
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J. L. Mayward. A. M. Foss. R. C . Block. J. A. Douglas. K. I:. Ciuptill.
bl. R. Gavlr. Mrs. Iiar.6 C'hatinnn.
Dr. W. C. Woodward. C . L. McArthur.
Dr. H. M. Hutrhinson.
C . E . Lahman. S. L. Hntfielil.
It. C. Shades.
€3. A. Swiudlw.
M. D. Reed. 13. D. I3oulinean.
Irvin G. Dillon.
R. A. I3oylr.
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4.07 + 2.30
2 .G + 1.49
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2.83 + 1.80
2. 2ii + 0.9s
3.81 .......
2.62 + 0.44
2.25 + 0.Y7
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V. A . J. H. Wofford. Girkrodnll.
1). L. AIIJert. H. E. .Irrrill hirs. Zunia Bloonier H. E. Dem. W. W. hlnrtin. A. C . Leech.
F. M. Adams. A. G. Templetou.
W. P. Chapman.
W. H. Delano. L. M. Beau.
hlnries .................... Shnnnon.. ........ 1.2IW
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44.8 + 8 .9
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Miss Ruth Smith.
J. 1%'. Hitt.
E. H. Adams. A. F. Heudrin.
Mo. Fruit Exp. Station. J. R. White & Son. W. 0. Buck. Miss Jnsie Smith.
J. D. Evans. Superintendent of Schools. Prof. P. T. Wilkins.
U. S. Weather Bureau. Edmin Pumphrey.
I3nllard. .......... Graves.. ......... .I.. . I
E. W. Horr.
Shelby. .................. IIardemnii.. ..... .I 150 Havwuod.. ...... _I 361
A. T. B. Etheriilge. Miss M. 4 . Smith. Miss Hattie N. Moses.
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Tipton.. .......... 311 Ilypr ..............
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Madison.. ......... 450
J. 6. R&. Miss M. A. Binclair. Prof. 8. A. Robert.
FEBRUARY, 191 1.
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MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE l.-Climritological data for Febritny, 1911. District No. 7-Continued.
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L !
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341
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4
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9
40 28
28
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19 4
28
6
19
4
6
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11 7
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19 25
30
5
7
5
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22
39
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5
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23
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2
3
3
23
2 22
33 3 2
1:
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11
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Temperature, in degrees Fahrenheit
46.13 41. 5
41i. 4 46.2
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Arkansas Citv ..........
Bee Branch.. .......... Benton.. .............. Bentonville.. .......... Ber ,gnan... ............ Black Rock.. .......... Brinkley.. ............. Calico Rock. ........... C m d e n ................ rente oint Clareson..: : :: : :: ::: :: Conway ................ Coming ................ Dnrdanelle ............. Dodd City ............. Earl ................... Eldorado ............... England ............... Eureka Springs.. ...... Fayetteville ............ Fort SNith.. .......... Fulton ................. Hardy.. ............... Helena ................. Hot Springs ............ Huttig.. ............... Joneslioro .............. Junction.. ............. Lake Farm.. .......... Lea.isville ............. Little Rock. ........... Lat.herrille ............ Malrern.. .............. himimoth Spring. ..... Marked T r ~e .. ......... Menn ..................
Batesrille.. .:. .........
Lawrence. ............... Chrk .............
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Desha.. ........... 14: Inde endence 37 1
Van siren.. . : : : 1: .... Saline.. ........... Benton.. ......... 1.3 Boone ............. 1.3 Lanienre.. ....... 2 Monroe. .......... 2
Izard .............. 3
Ouachita .......... 1 Howard ........... 47(
Monroe.. .......... 171 Faulhmer .......... Clay.. ............ Tell ............... Marion ............ 1.
Crittenden ........ 22: Union ............. 26:
Lonoke.. ................ Carroll.. .......... 1.41<! Washington ....... 1.
Sel~astian.. ....... Hempstrd ........
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rr. S. W~at.lier Borraii.
0. F. Cantwell. F'ruf. F. L. Dennison. I . B. Kiinzey.
Mcl~ullonsh & Guelck. Prof. r. A . ROSS. S. hl. Sanipson.
\V. I:. Biundell. Lelia I. TetPr.
1. E. Scanlan.
r'. R . Jwksoll.
Krnton.. .............. Obion ............. 3?! Memph is... ............ Shelby.. .......... 411!
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S. \Teather Bureau. lohn T. blaaey. 3. J. Hnwr.
H. \V. L. H. ri. Stoncr. Whitson.
R . H. Qusrtemman.
1. hi. Huddleston. Mrs. B. E. Bishop. 17. H. Burr. Ia~~*ol~ Hrolist.
\. Rtmiard. Nral Dodd.
W. J. Moss. Ice. J. Bnhl,. 1. C . ChPnniilt. If. W. Nichoalds. [Tnirersity of -4rkansae.
[T . R. Weather Bureau. B. C. Logan. 2. A . l ' a y ~o o ~l .
R. F. NodisPtt.
Hut Sprinas Water Co. I'. A. Brrry. RmrditTine Sisters.
I T . S. Weather Bureau.
:. H. Hentschel. Mis.; L. C . Smith
F. \Vnllick.
L. Smith. R. R . St. John -has. Spricc. R. hI. Adorns.
1. AI. Hiidson. Beiiedict.inr Sisters.
Georsr Paxton.
D. E. Monre. \V. J. f;nrni.e. John E. Payton.
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J. P. Havens. Tallahatchie Prnp. Corn. Dr. 0. \V. Smith-Vaniz. \V. B. Burke.
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T. I,. narden.
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Enid .... ...._......... Tnllahwrhie __.___ .......
Green\ i l k _.__. ......... \VtwIiington.. .... 1211 G rwii rood.. ........... 1.rtlore. ........ 147
Fayetre.. ............. l JclTersoti.. .... 2711
Grenada ............... Grenada .......... 134 Hernando .............. DQ Soto.. ......... 391
Hirkorr Flat ........... Benton ............ 435 1. 90 ........
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Lake Cormorant.. ..... De Soto.. ......... 206
Lola.. ................. Coahoma .......... 183 Malone ................. hiarshall.
J. C:.-Ceir, jr. Tallohatrhie Drng. Corn. Dr. C. \V. Bolton.
H. H. rrisler. T. J. Murray.
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Rapides .......... West Baton Rouge
East Feliciana .... Morehouse. ....... St.. Tarnuiauy ____. Wiuu .....................
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St. Nary .......... De Sot.0.. ......... St. Landry ........ TanRipahoa ....... Terrehonne Catabuula..
Calcasieu .......... Lafayett.e.. ....... Calcasieu .......... C.ameron .......... Plaquemines.. .... Vernon.. .................. Bienville.. ............... De Soto.. ......... St. Laudry ........ Webster ........... Ouachita .......... St. Nary .......... Tensas ................... Iberia.. ........... Orleans ........... ____d o ............. St.. Laudry ........ St. Charles.. ........... St. Tanmiany.. ... Bossier.. .......... Acadia.. .......... St. John the Bap-
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Day of month.
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE 3.-Duil!/ prectpitrrtion f o r Ft*hncnr:y, 1311. District hTo. ;--Continued.
FEBRUARY, 1911
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TABLE 2.-Drtily precipitation f o r Fehrunr!y, 1911. District h'o. ' 7 -(h i i l i n i i e ~l .
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FEBRUARY, 1911
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