274
+?.?I;
-0.64 -3.14
-2.65
f2.41
+4.55
-1,s +4.3:!
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
111115 ................. 4.24 1 +0.R.5
l!lnli. 1Wi .................. ................ 4 3 s +l.3!4
1WIS ........
1509 .................
19111 ................. 1911 .................
~
C'LIblATOLOGIC'AL DATA FOR FEBRUARY, 191 1.
DISTR,ICT No. 11, CALIFOR8NIA.
Prof. ALEXaNnER G. hIcADIE, District Editor.
GENERAL SUhfMART.
February, 191 1, w:ts in general a nioiitli of unsett,letl
\y e a ther , frequent, rain mcl unu si1 nll y low t,em ierat ti res.
wits it lit,t.le ht.low tdie norninl n.s t,o amount,. However,
thc number of rainy days was normal. The inont,h fol-
Iowd :t ieriocl of abnormally lienvy preci )it,rtt,ion, tJie
lttst two c II matles of January being periods o ! alniost, con-
st.itnt, rain. With one or two exceptions, t,liere were no
warm rnins during t,he mont,li, and the great ac:cuiiiulit-
tion of snow in t,lie mount t~ins atj elevations almve 5,000
feet wns not niatminlly retluced. Snow on the lower
levels was, liowever, carried off wit,li result,ing floods in
t:~rt,ain river sections. ,4s it whole, however, tdie losses
were c:on~parativelp sniall. t t i i t l while c~ndit~ioiis were nt
times tdire.itt,eniiig antl caused some anxiet.p, t,he weat,lwr
perniit,t,ed t,he flood c,rests t,o t,ravel to the Grent, Basin
and t,lie sea wit.hout, reenforcenieiit8 at critical t.imt?s. The most noticeable feature of the nioiit,h was the 1(0w
mean temperature, due rather t,o t81ie a11senc~e of warin
days t,liun t.o the prevalence of my partic.nlnr cold periotl.
The niglit,s t h o were not ns cold as u~ould hare been tlie
case hat1 the skies been clear :tiit1 blie general condit,ions
tlrier. The t,eniperatiire averaged nearly -lo below the norind.
In fact with one escept,ion, t.hat of tdie pear 1OO3, t.lie
prcsent month was the coltlest Fehruai-y known since
rec:ortls have b ~e n kept. The month W R ~ IOo r.olcler
t.han t,he warmest, February. There were no specially nobewortliy fe:tt,ures : t,liere
were fewer frosts tlim usual. antl during t,lw intervals of
fair wedier morning t,emper:tt.ures were not, as low :is
niiglit, hnve been ant,icip:ttetl. The most nittrked st,orni
occurred during the lrtst week nntl inore pnrt,icularly cluriiig the last t.wo dazgs. As will be mentioned in more
(letnil under t,he s ion on snow, the somewliat~ unusud
oc,currence of snow in tdie coast cit,ies was report,ed. On
Fel)ruttrp 26, in the rtfternoon, there were snon- flurries in
San Francisco, and a moderitte dept,li accmnulnt,ecl on tlie
hills and mountains in the vicinity. At. t,he same time
tliunder was reported. The distur1)aiice itself appettrd
to iiiove slowly from southern Cdiforiiin northwarel. Thunderstorms were reporbed first in 6he soubli :tiid on
eding days in the central aid nort,liern count,ies.
The moiit,li ended with stornip, unset,t,led weat.lier and a
rain area covering all of California except the extreme
north. There wns less tule fog t,hnn nsunl in the vnlleys, t,he
morning hours being clouclp but without fog.
It. wlts rainier than February, 1910, hut st,ill t 1 ie ritinfitll
TEMPERATURE.
Comparing the present month with previous years, we
find the mean temperature to have been below the nor-
FEBRUARY, 1911
mal.
for eai*li February Froin IS97 to 1!)1 I , inclusive: The following tid)le gives the inems niitl tlelmrtures
Tear. I Mean. 1 7s:- 1 Npjn, 1 Depar- ture. l-edr.
~. .. -. 1SRi .................. 48.0 +i s 1905 ................. 50.8 t3.3 1S!4S .................. 1 49.4 1 +1.9 ' l!lOIi ................. 52.0 +4.5
1sqY. ................. 48.5 +1.0 I, 190i.. ............... I x3.3 I +5.8 19M .................. 49.9 +"'I ' I l!IIfi ................. 1 46.8 1 -0.7
1<11)1.. ............... .I ~7 .i I t 0 .2 I , 1 ~1 ................. I 46.6 i -n.9
1901' .................. ................. 1 46.0 -1.5
19 ................... 4 3 .i -3.S
1804 .................. .................
The highest teiii mxture rrcorclecl WRS SBo on the 22d
at Sitn Jrtcinto, ant 1 tlie lowe-t R O O below zero on the 16th
nt Sierraville. The highe<t niem temperature wits 56. I O
at Neetlles ant1 tlic lonert itt Sierraville rtncl
11 n c l el ine .
PRECIPITATION.
The average precipitation for the State WRS nearly
11n1~11inl. The following trtl)le gives the average nntl (le-
p:trture from the normnl for each February from 1S97 to
10 1 I , inclusive :
_____
year. 1 A\iiiount. 1 ':E,'- 1
' 1 year.
~
.\mount
~
~i r -
Is9i .................
1SW ... : ............ 1M ............. ....I !;$
19lW ................. 1 (1.!44
1!101.. ............... (;.os I902 ................. 1 S.14
1913. ................ 1.76
1901 .................
~
i .9 1
Tlie greittest niontlily precipitation was a t Tamarack,
i n n inches. and none occurred at Bngelntl. Tlie grent-
est 24-1ic)iir minfnll was 3.S0 inches at Nimshew. There
w ~r e 19 stations nt which over 3 inches fell in 34 hours.
Tlie month wns one of moderate snowfall. During the
firht tlecncle the snowfall esceetletl the normal, ant1 by ntltling to the phenomenally heavy fall of January re-
sultetl in n deep nntl extensive snow corer. Not for
inany y e w s has the wow heen so deep in the inoiintains.
Fortunately periods of fair weather after the middle of
the iiiontli prevented t t further increase in the run-oft' at,
criticail tinieh, owing to which there mas no great catas-
trophe, which ~~rohnhly would have been the case hat1
warin rniiis occurred during the period mentioned. At
high lerels the cleptli of the mow covering decreased a t
the rate of :t foot n week. At the close of the month,
during a storm of uitle mea, qnow fell in the coast coiin-
ties and also in some of the cities south of the Tehachapi.
FEBRUARY, 191 1. blONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. 275
~~~~
..............
.............
......... ........
...............
Eureka.. 15s Red Bluff 1SR Sarrament.o.. 19;
tjan Franriwo
1
1i9 San Jose I IS3
Frpsno ................ 1 '223
On February 36 light, snow fell in Stin Francisco, t i n t 1 the
liilis antl mountains in the vicinity were covered.
C'onditions during February, 191 1, were entirely tlif- ferent from those of Fehrunry, 1$)10, nitli regard t o
sno\vf all.
At the close of the month there was :in :il)untlnnt hiip1)ly
of water in sight. The ticcuiiiulntetl tlepth of snuu cm
the groiintl at Suminit w:is 215 inc~lies. \\ hilr at the smie
(late last year there were hut 72 inche-, antl thc. year
before that tiboiit 160 inches. The niem tlepth of h n o w
on the groiin(1 at this level, basetl upon recortl- coveriiig
many years, is SO invhes. It will tliereiore 1)e seen that there is nearly three times AS much snow on the grvuntl
as in n noriiitil senson.
SUNSHINE.
The following table gives the hours of sunshine antl
percent tiges of possible :
~~
..... S:m Luis fltiispn. lljJ
LosAng?lt.s ........... 30; I
Ran Dipyo.. 193 I ., Mount Tanirtlpais.. ... 1.56 51
Alturas -1 .. Santa l'ruz.. ..........
..........
00
-u ............... ......
I .---.--- I -
Per cent Prr rriit
Stations.
~
Hours.
1
o f t o p ' 1 i
EARTHQUAKES.
Eartliqunkes were recortletl on tlie Wl'iec*liert -eisiiio-
graphs at Stiiita Clara College, nntl rel'ortetl 1)y the Rev.
Jerome S. Ricml. S. J.. ti.: follons: Feliruiiry i, 5 :I B :O X
n. in. to .5:21:42; origin, 103 kiluiiieters northwest 1 )~-
west. February IS, 11:X):IX a. m. t o 11:55; origin,
far away on ocean 1)ottom. Rl;inj- sninll treiiiors (Itiring
the hIacecloniu cliidre, February 19. Lo.: Gnto-, Fe1)-
ruary 7, .5:1F) a. in., Rlr. Irving H. Snj-tler rrlmrts a liqlii shock, cluration five secontls, recorihl liy (*lock : but t1ii.c
is only sensitive to more pronoiincrd vilnxtion-, .:o tlint t,he total tliiration was prohalily eight or nilit1 .:emnd.:. ,4 lesser shock \vns tlioiiglit, by some to hnre occurreil nbout
3 a. ni. sanie (late.
L i s L41alii~>s, 2~1;
Hollister, 7th; Boulder C'rerk, 7th; Long T'alley. 13th;
('amphell, 7th: Point Loma, 2t1, Wh, 1 3 t l i , 15tli, 19th,
33~1, 25th, 27t,h, and 88th.
Other reports of enrtlirlunkeh were:
stage at Snn Joaquin Bridge on the 1st) of 22.5 feet,
which is the highest ever before recorded in the 1iist)ory
of the ril-er. At the close of Jnnuary heavy and tlaniag-
ing floods were in progress along the San Joaquin between
llentlot R ant1 Stockton Chnnnel, along Mormon Slough,
nntl over n large area of country contiguous to the junc- tion of tlie C'osiinines ant1 hlokelurnne Rivers, and it
lins been ehtiniiit et1 that over 300,000 acres were inun-
clntetl in tlir hections mentioned above between January
30 :inti February 4 n n r l that damage aggregating $300,000
result etl.
W'nrnings ishued hy the Weather Bureau were clis-
seiiiiiiaterl througliout all sections flooded well in advance
of the floods an(1 resulted in the estimated saving of over
$300,000 \WJrth of property.
NOTE UPON THE WEATHER AT REDLANDS, CAL.
By Nr. WM. BTOWE DEYOL.
A new tem1)ernture record mlts esttddished for Feb-
ru:iry, tlie iiienn for that month in 1911 being the lowest, since the station \\-as opened. The mean was 47.8', or
5.S" 1)elow the nornial for Febniitry, the next lowest
nionthly iiienn being 4S.1". in 1903.
In 1003 there was a niuch greater range of temperature
ant1 the low Iiiean W :I ~ t h e to 2% large number of cold nights..
During the ]iresent month the t ernperature was more
uniform nncl there were fewer colcl nights. Only once
tluring the month did the temperature fall tis low as 32'.
There was, howeyer, not a single clay when the mean
tenilwature escee(let1 54'.
The total precipitation for the month, 3.18 inches, was
more than 50 per cent in excess of the normal, and, with
one exception, w'its the greatest recorded in 13 years.
Rain fell on 13 (lays nntl snow on two occasions. The fall
of h i l o w on tlie 15th coiitinuetl for more than an hour, and
rem:iinecl on the grcmnd thereafter about half an hour.
On the Zith light snow fell, but, melted iiiiniediately on
reaching tlie groiintl.
There were man- light but no killing frosts during the
montli. The iiieaii relative hiimidity was not. excessive.
The dew point :it tlie hour of reading the instruments in
the niternoon averagecl "3" lower than the observed tem-
perature. The least cliflerence between the observed tem-
perature and the dew point WAS 3" and the greatest 51'.
NOTES ON THE RIVERS OF THE SACRAMENTO AND
BAN JOAQUIN WATERSHEDS DURING FEBRUARY,
1911.
Sacra rnenfo mi fclak cd-The Sti c ramen t o River nht )r e
Monroeville areragetl over 1 foot below the usual Feb-
ruary stage, and in many of the upper reaches was the
lowest on record for the season. This wis especially so
during the last, decade. From Colusa to the mouth of the river tlie Sncrnniento
was above the average, genernlly with nienacing st ages
during the first few tlnys of the month. The American, Feather, i d Tulia Riverh were well
up to the average, with some claiiiaging freshets in many
of the smaller forks.
San, Joaqwin u~atershed.-All streaiii.: in this witerslied
averaged above the Febirinry normal, esjwcirtlly tlie
San Joaquin below the mouth of the Stnnislaus, with a
By N. R TATLOR. Local Forecaster
WORK OF THE WEATHER BUREAU IN PROTECTING
FRUIT; E SPECIALLY FROST PROTECTION.
By ALEXANDER G . MCADIE.
The following paper was read before the seventh annunl meeting of the Western Fruit Jobbers' Associa-
tion, held at Sncrnmento, C'al., Febriiary 15 to IS, 1911.
(The paper was illustrated, and touched upon various
lines of Weather Biireau work, but only that portion bearing upon frost protection is here given.)
C'aliforiiia in 1!)10 produced more gold than any other State or Terri-
tory in the Union. Califorilk in the same year produced 75,OOO.OOO barrels of crude oil, or nearly half the amount produced in the United
Statefl. Eut both itenis 'ire uf less interest to us who are gathered here thoii this other fact, that California produced in 1910 a fruit crop worth approximately $50.000.000. of which deciduous fruits were worth about
$SO,000.000 and citrus fruits dJollt $20,000,000; these values being
based upmi data in the annual number of the California Fruit Grower. Now, the guld and tlie oil outInit may or may not increase during the
coiuiiig years, h i t the fruit crop is in large measure under human con- trol, and there is erei-y likelihood of a rapid increase in its value.
FEBRUARY, 191
IClamath.. ........ .... do ............ Lake. ............. Klamath.. ........ .. ..do.. ..........
Alameda.. Yodoc. ........... Tulare.. .......... Contra Costa.. .... Santa Cruz.. ...... 9an Bernardino.. . Placer.. .......... Los Angeles .___do ............ 3an Bernarrlino.. . Kern.. ............ 3an Bernmlino.. . Alameda .......... Rutte ............. [nyo .............. ._._do ............ Aiimboldt. _.___. . Placer.. .......... Riverside.. Mendwino ........ [mperisl.__.__.___ Butte ............. 3hsta. ........... Imperial.. ........ Kern.. ............
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE l.-Climatological data for February, 1911. Dhslrict No. 11, California.
4,169 4.100 4.S25 4.070 4.140
................ 4 .W
208
102 102 2, OOO 1,360
............... ,540
784 404
2,105 317 gs
4.450
S,&N
1,700 4.695
............... 2, uoo 105 2.140 3.300 0 1. :W
279
5o.n 54. 8
49. 2
.._.__ ....... - 3.2
19
22
9t ?R
5 2.3
2t 9t 1s
23
7t
19
3t 10 4
106 1st: 17
1s 25 2 5 23 1s 19
23 I t
'31;
41
25
3 31
"4
3' 3 10
2' 11
3 5 3 0
- 2 3'' 3" 21
27 18 1 0 23
P 31
10
3' B 19
a' la
........
........
........
........
17 17 15
17t 17
16
i i i
24 2.71 41 2.77 '3 0.0
25 1.92
!8 0.77
.... ?.mi a 4.n5
19 ! 40 1.66
9.8 54.4 4.4 45.5 45.4 40.2
............ ....... ....... - 3.0 - 4.11
- 4.9
.......
15 10
1' 0 11 9 17
..... nw.
IlW.
n. sw. e.
.....
Placer.. .......... Los Angeles.. ..... 3onoma ........... Placer.. ..........
5 .0 9 1. m :!a 2.421
0.5 T. 7.0 T. 0.0
16 I 12 10 I 18 11 I 15
'3
~
25
7
::OllIsa. ........... rehanm.. ......... $an Diego.. ....... Polare.. .......... Yolo. ............. qevsda.. ......... Monterey. ............... Jhasta ............ %anislaus ......... i-uba.. ........... Ysriposa. ........ Yolo .............. liskipoii. ......... Butte ............. Fan Diego.. ______ \mador.. ........ Riverside.. ....... Placer. ...........
Sumbo dt.. ....... lan Joaqum ...... lacramento.. ..... Vends.. ......... blusa.. .......... F m o ............ 'flenn.. ........... lacramento.. ..... 21 Dorado.. ...... #anta Clara.. ..... ltskiyoii.. ........ Iem .............
Yevnda .......... %mas. ruoiume. . - . . -. . h l 0 .............. alga ............. lonoma.. ......... pendorho ........ mperial.. ........ ruoiumne.. ...... Ian Benito ....... IiskIyoU.. ........ maw.. .......... ,eke. ............. Uverside.. ....... nyo .............. tivenride.. ....... htte.. ........... Lmsdor .......... holumne.. ...... dont4my .........
Ian Die$ ........
......... E x G j .. .......
..........
rw1u-e. -. . -.
In -, , 4,li77
4.00(1
51 3.700
1.1% 1% 1.1'50 3, (rw,
65
'2,285 1Q 483 725 1,234 5,?30 657 64 111 251
6,500 1, YSO 293 fB4
49
2,W 181
3.300 5.500
3,222 127
I 2.W
350 249 110
1,800 -3 3. wi 24 2.154 3.300 3.?50
5,250 3.90; -20
4,975 2m 1.471 333
'I--
2g
4,700
4s. t i - n.2
36.1 I 0.0 36.4 !. ...... 44.0 i- 7.t; 3 2 .4 ! .......
51; 54
,ti7
la 54
i4
11 ,
-
11
.......
49.7 43.4 40.7 46.9
3.s
........... - 2.3
- 3.4
- 3.4
- 4.2
......
47.4 43.4 47.8 39.0
........... - 1.8
- 6.3
- 2.5
- 9.4 2
lit
3 19
19
23
8
4
22
n
E
;:
28 17
.........
16 -8 16 9 2 2
30
2g
......... ......... ......... 3 % 16
41.0 55.2 37.7
29.6 37.4 42.1 Lo.6 47.0
........... - 3.0
+ 7.3
- 7.1
- 8.0 - 8.6
- 1.1
......
......
16.4 17.6 38.0 18. 6
13.0
............ ........... ........... - 5.5
- 2.1
- 9.4
....... .......
i5.4
!8.3 17.6 1 .4 17.8
............ - 3.3
- 1.6
- 1.0
.......
.......
-
$
E
i
R 'z
- 9
-
3 ?'
2
4
2
11 3'' '0
1 9 P 22
S 24 12
lli
1
5 12 2
11 2 7 1
li
35 39 14 4 1i 41 2
19
a 19 9 40
8 '35 12 4 39 4
26 11 7 2
34 2'
1 1;
12
7 16 37 17
25 32 39 16 7 24 23
33 38 37 1 1 12 12 39 17 2 13 11 18 1 5 1 37
23 4 4
10 15 33 4 33 8 24 1
1
4:
...
Temperature, In degrees Fahrenheit.
Stations.
- ;-I- -- I---- Oregon.
Klamath Agency.. ... Klamath Fslk ........ Lakeview.. ........... Merrill- ...............
Edson C. Wabson. W. H. Heileman. Geo. L. Wharton. jr. Mrs. Agnes Ritrhson. Jacob Rtieek.
22.0 ....... 141 22.5 -11.5 , 39
............... 24.2 ....... 147 21.R ....... ! 41
I
'I::::::::. I
1 .........
! ........ >
....... + 0.r4 - 0.37
+ 1.07
- 1.92
- 0.18
+ 1.41
+ 0.34
- 1.3s
+ 1.10
........
.......
.......
+ n.ro
...... ...... I .... I ....... 0:3 0 .2 0 4.2 1 4 , Id I I 5.R 4 lri ' i Yonna. ............... California. Alameda.. ............ .4lturas. .............. Angioh ............... Antiorh.. ............. Aptos.. ............... Arrowhead Springs. Aubu hvaloc Azua I3 dar R%ers5eld ........... Barstow.. ............ Berkeley. ............. Big Bis%op.. .............. Bishop Creek.. ........ Rlocksburg Blue
~
Blvthe.. ............... Hhnscomb ............ Brawley. ..............
48.2 I ....... i 9.0 ....... ! 47
5'2.0'+ 1.2 71 47. 6 1- 1.9 1 61
49.5 I- 0.2
~
Fa
Chm E. Sears. C. B. Towle. Santa Fe Co. Southern Parific Co.
Do.
0.58
1. M
1. 1" 0.99 1.19 0.0 1.01 0. P 0.76 0.55 1.23
1.46 2.90
3.50
....
....
....
OI 0
2. n
0. n
0. n rr .
0.0
0.0
0.0
T. T. IS. 0
9.0 fi?. 5
ti. 0
.....
.....
.....
1st: .... 4.69
... t i 1
70 i G
8 87
75 58 51;
til
I ' ........... 4 ' 1 5 n 8 15 10
7 :w 5
Southern Facifle To. T. 6. Manning. A. P. Griffith. Santa Fe Co. nn.
m ...............
1. ..............
1. .............. L .................
0 ....... 4 ....... 4 lli 8 11 15 ti
3 .2 0 2 6 1 1 0 1 :s .................
.... 4 2
5
0 10 5 1 0 2
5 15 2
8
0 9 5 1
3 0 4
4 14 3
10
S
3
S
5 5 10
23 7 7 1 10
R
0 6
4
0
10
3 6 4 9 17 10 5
....
....
n
.... n
in
n
..
..
...
.. ...
... 9 3 0 13 10
10 8 0 3
0
...
................ 40.3 1 ....... 57 31.6 I- 6.0 150
...... 141 8 10
~
18 ....... 9 ! 11
..... I ........... 40.4 ....... 62 54.4 I ....... 176 ..... 2.13
1.1R 0. B"
0.85 1. .33
0. ro 2.49 I
0.40 0.67 1. 19 0.m . 1. ?'
1.63
n. 25
Brush Creek. __. ._. ._.. Burnev.. .............. .... 52 72 65 70 63
49 65 B
f%
73
1s
7i
ri
4n
~~~ ~~
C a 1 ex i M ............... Caliente.. .............. Calistoga. .............. Campbell. ............. Chmptonville (near). ... Cedarrille.. ............ Chioo. ................. China Flat ............. Chino.. ................
~~~~~~
Cisco.. ................. Claremont ............. Cloverdale. ............ Collax.. ............... COllIsa. ................ 0. i! 0. XI 0. n: 2.74
1.32 0.48 2. IX
1. w 0.17 1.39
1.30
1.73
1.26
1.75
1.19 1.74 0. In 0.74
1. wl
0.50 0.80 0.49 1.95 0.55 D. 89 2.95 I.% D. 59
1. f4
3.74 1.54 D. co I. 02
1.14
....
n. 52
0. rs
i.n7
....
....
.... .... .... 3.48 T. 1.55
). 95 3.18
1.58 2.93 1.01 1.30 1.02
....
....
Corning.. .............. (3_liyamaca. ............ t .................
3. .............
...
..............
d 14 10 11
... ;
13 12 7
9 13 12 9
11 13 10 11 10
7 fi
9 13 9 11 4 11 9 11
li
10 7 5 8
in
..
..
... ... ... 10 0 11
10 9
I5
10
20 lii
u
17
16
11 14 15 11
3 11 15 18 9
17 16 11 14 17 11
15 19
10 6 9 14 13
...
in
..
..
...
... ... ... ... 10 14 15 .3
L. L. Macquarie. D. L. Wlshon.
.... 0.0
0.0
n. n E. n n. n 14.5 n. n 0.0 T.
0.0
0.0 0.1 0.0 T. 79.0
T. T. 0.0 16.3 0.0
45.0
22.0 18.0 0.0 7.5 2 .0
10.0 T. 0.0 T.
....
....
..... ..... .._.. 0.0
T. 2.0 LO. R
19.0
0.0 51.0 0.0
1.0 0.0
.....
.....
rs ............... u1 .............. muir.. ........... Do. R. U'. Durham. H. H. Kessler. Gal. Gas & Electric Co. A. F. Schult. Southern F'aciflc Co. A. R. Moon. U. S. Weather Bureau. Southern Paciic Co. F. E. E. 0. Hutton. Roenlng.
A. J. Burgl. U. 8. Weather Bureau. louthem PnclEc Co. nn
55.8 - 4.4 65 50.4 - 2.4 75 46.6 ...... 40.8 i- 6.2 ' G f i
72
71 57 61 6s
35
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A. Qas & Electrlc Co. louthem Paci5c Co. Hem Ry. Co. louthem Paciflc CO. 1. J. Todd.
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MONTHLY WEATH'ER REVIEW.
TABLE l.-Climalologiml data foz Fehuny, 1911. District No. 11-Continued.
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................ - 3.3 60
- 3.5 71
- 7.6 49
- 3.9 68
- 5.9 64
....... 160 ...... 45
- 1.1 75
+ 0.: 62
- 3.1
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- 4.1
- 1.4
- 3.1
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- 1.1
+ 3.1
- 1.6
-10.6
- 6.t
- 5.9
- 5.2
- 3.1:
- 3.4
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Lemon Cove ........... Lick Observatory Llvermore.. ........... Lodi ................... Lone Pine.. ........... Long Valley.. ......... m Amlea ............
.......... La Le Grand. dorte. .T.. .............
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Tulare ............ Santa Clara.. 4 .m Alameda.. San Joaquln U Inyo. ............. 2.71 Lassen.. .......... 4, 40(
Los AnEeles ....... 282
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Newcastle.:. .......... Placer.. .......... Newhall. .............. Lus Angel-. ...... l,m Newman.. ............. Stanlslaus.. ...... 91
1.40 2.M 4.37 1.42 1.64
Nimshew .............. But*.. ........... 2.500
North Bloomheld. ..... Nevada.. ......... 3,200 North Fork. ........... Madera.. ......... 3. WO
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0.50 2.37
0.92
2.34 1.74 5.50 2.lB 1.00 3.10 3.87 1.79 0.33 5.73 4.21 3.67 3.09 2.22
Palenno. .............. ..... ..I.. .do.. ........... Palm Springs.. . Pasadena.. ............ Los Angeleq.. ..... Paw Robles ........... Sxn I.uis Ohlnpo.. ,
Rlvemide.. .......
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+ 0.28
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- 0.20
+ 2.26
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- 1.20
+ 3.21
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- 1.17
- 1.85
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Merced.. .............. Mill Creek No. 1 .. ..... Mllton (near). ......... yoderrto.. ............. Moave ............... Mokeiumne Hill.. ..... Mono Ranch.. ......... Montague.. ............ Monterey .............. Monterlo ............... Mount Tamalpah. ..... NapaCity ............. Napa(5.H.) ............... Needles ................ Nellie. ................. Nevada Citv. ..........
saunas.. ...............
Ban Die go... ........... Ran Frsncisco .......... San Jacinto.. .......... San Jose. .............. Ban Leandro ........... Ran Luls Obispo ....... San Ma-. ............ San Mlguel.... ......... SanMlguelIslaud .....
an Barbara ......... santa Clara.. .......... santa crus.. ........... Santa Ma
santa Monica.. ........ santa Rosa ............ Selma.. ................ Seven Oaks ............ Shaata. ................ Sierra Madre.. ......... Sierraville. .............
ABn Bernardino ........ I
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Kern ............. 4.500 Marin.. ........... 2.375 Napa ............. 24
do ............ 60 San Bernardino.. . 477 San Diego.. ...... 5,350 Nevada. .......... 2.580
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Mohxey. ........ San Bernardino ... San Dle go... ...... San Francisco.. ... Riverside. ........ Santa Clara.. ..... Alameda.. ....... Ran Luis Obispo.. San Matea.. ...... san Luis Obispo.. Sank Barbara. ... Frasno ............ Santa Barbara. ... Rants Clara.. ..... Santa Crur. ....... San Luis Ohispo . . Santa Barbara.. .. Los Angeles.. ..... Sonoma.. ......... Fresno ............ San Bernardino.. . Shasta.. .......... Los Angeles.. ..... slerra.. ...........
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Temperature, in degrees Fahrenheit
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- 0.81
+ 0.88
- 1.07
+0.01
+ 1.57
+ 3.89
+ n.07
- 0.98
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- 3.6
- 2.4
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- 1.3
- 3.7
- 9.7
- 3.9
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552 1,352 347
2.250
851 249 75 71 35 255
3.88 1.52 9. 73
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- 0.06
+1 .0 1
+ 0.34
- 1.27
- 0.18
- 0.1R
+ 1.37
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+ 1.82
+ 0.31
- 1.11
+ 0.36
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+ 1.57
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Chas. W. Hendel. Santa Fe Co. 0. W. Sandidge. The Director. Elmer 0. Still. Ezra Fiake. G. F. Marsh. A. 0. Evans. U. S. Weather Bureau. Southern Pacific Co. F. H. McCullagh.
h k s G :F L ' d Co. J. H. Wllliams. Butte County R. R. Co. Southern Paciflc Co. Do. Edgar A. Palmer. Southern Paclfic Co. Santa Fe Co. Cal. Gaa & Electric Co. J. H. Southwick. Southern Pacific Co. Do. C. E. Prindle. Herbert Lathrop. I. E. Debo Southern €&Ific Co.
John C. Knwht. U. 6. Weather Bureau. Thomas Hull. W. H. Martin. Santa FeCo. T s.. i. 0 Baile Mars(:
Geor D hellog.
ci. GasyElectric GO.
s o u t ~~~P a c l f w E S W nheim Co.
C. H. C h h . Southern Paclfis Co. Ben L. Johnson. Chabot Observatory. H. D. Brodie. Win. H. Dunran. U. 8. Reclamation Service. E. F. T. D. Hale. Fairchild.
Hettie Boalt. Southern Pariflr Co.
E. D. Sorven. Dr. F. W. Sawyrr E. H. Parnell. Tuoliunne W. 1'. c'o. A. Baring-Could.
~~.h ~. %%& Bureau. Leslie McAuliff. U. U. S. 8. Weather Forest Service. Bureau.
L. F. Bassatt. Paul W. Moore. Santa Fe Co. So. Cel. Edlson Co. C. W. Barton. Southern Pacific Co. Dr. U. 8. R. Weather CWaharn. Bureau.
R. E. Cmlsh.
Do. E. T. Tanner.
u. 8. Weather Bureau. Frank Jones. U. R. Weather Bureau. Bouthern PaclRc Co.
rapt. W. 0. Wators. Southern Pacific CO.
Geo. W. Russell. Banta Clara College. W. R. Springer. Southern Paciilc Co. Edwh Morris. N D h Bm
M: L: Mc%oGld, .r
M. Lewis. Dr. T. J. Edgeeomh. Mrs. A. C. Gregory. C. D. Johnson.
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FFBRUARY, 19 1 1. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIlW.
TABLE l.-Climatobgiienl datajor February, 1911. Diuirict No. 11-Continued.
4.175
118 1
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67 6 4 8 602.3
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Stirling City.. ......... Stockton (S. H.) ....... Storey.. ............... Sulsun.. ............... Summerdale ........... Summlt ................ Susanville .............
Buttc.. .......... San Joaquin.. ... Madera.. ........ Solano.. ......... Mariposa ......... Placer ........... Lassen ........... 0. i o 13. I;o
1. w 2. 10 2.50
3.09 5.5' 0.61 4.19
....... - 3.2
- 0.55
- 0.93
Teehachapl.. .......... kern. ............. Teh am%.. ........ ...._I Te hams... ........ Tejon Rancho. ....... ..I Kern. ............. Three Rivers ........... Tulare ............ Towle .................. Placer ............
3.964 ?B 1,500 870 3.704 Tracy,. .................. Vkia ................ Upland.. .............. Upper Lake ............ Vacwllle.. ............ Vnllep Sprlngs. ........ \%alia.. .............. ., Warner Springr.. ...... Wesro ................. Watsonvlllc.. .......... Wrltchptw.. ...........
San Joaquin ....... 154
Mendorlno.. ...... W20
San Bernxrdino.. . I 1.750 Lake ..............
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Solano.. .......... 175 Calavem.. ....... ti73 Tulare.. .......... 334
Kern .......... ....I 336 Santa Crnz.. ....... 3 Humboldt.. ..... _I 1.7W
San Diego. ....... .i 3,165
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Jamas Branham. William Bennett. SouLhern Pacific Co.
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Southern Pacific Co. Santa Fe Co.
Mrs. E. F. Sanlord. Santa Fe Co.
S reekela Sugar Co.
J E. Lathro Southern Pack? Co.
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a b1 etr., Indicate. res ectively, 1, 2,3, etc., days mission Irom the record. that of the next measurement. * Preclpltatlon included
+I Temperature ertremes are from observed readlngs of the dry bulb; means are wmputed h i n obserr-ed readings. t Also on other dates.
: Separate dates 01 Ialls not recorded. 5 Data are Irom standard Instruments not supplled by the U. 8. Weather Bureau.
5 Instruments are read in the morning: the maxlmum temperature then read is charged to the preceding day, on whlch It almost always occurs. Estimated by observer.
111 Preclpltatlon for the 24 hours ending on the morning when It is measured. T. Precipitation is less than 0.01 inch rain or melted snow.
352
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Stations.
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3.35
4.70
4.7s
5.09
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MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
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TABLE 2.-Dai$ precipitation for Febniay, 1911. District No. 11, California.
FEBRUARY, 1911
Day of month.
River basins.
..
............... ............ ... ... .. ............ .. .10 .... .... ....
.20 .17 3 .9
............... .... 1.W ............ T. .... .... ......... .... .... do ............... .... .... ........ ....
Sacramento.. San Joaquin
Cost.. .... do ............. .. .. .. Sacramento.. ... Ocean..
.... .............
do
I.. .03 .. .... Desert.. I.. . .I.. .. ....... San Joaquin ..__I .
Desert.. ..I.. ..I.. .. , .... .. .. ...... .... .... .... .... .... ........ .... .... .... .... ....
I..
.._I .. ... ... ....
Azusa ..................
Br ersfleld ............. Herstow ................ Bear River ............ Bear Valley (1 I ......... Bear Valley (2) .........
Belotta..: ............... Ban Joaquin ......... BenLomond ............ I Coast ................ .... .... ........
Bi .... ... .... ................... Sacramento
Bishop Creek ................ ..do BiEp.. _I Owens..
Blue Canyon.. .I Sacrameato.. Blvthe.. Desert.
U af dad ................
Bear Valley Dam.. .... .....
.... Berkeley.. .......... ....;..... do .............. ...
............... ....
Hlocksburg ........... .._I C m t .... ........ ..... ........ .... ......... ....... ................ B d d e r Creek.. ........ _i Coast..
Bowmms Dam ........ .! Sacramento.. ...... .. ... Branscomb .............. Coast .... Brush Creek. .......... .I Sacramento.. ........... 1 82 .35 .42 ................ I .. .. 2.23 .... 2. 01 .................... I.. .. ............................ .... ............ .... .... .... Burne ...................... .............. .... Butte+slley ................. .do do ............... I :221 :i51 T.1 T. I .5:<1 .131__.. I ____I :... 1::::1::::1_.__ I I I T.1 T.1 I I g:: 04 1.05 .O1 .Ol .5S .1S .... __..I::: :/:I ::11.4d .Xi :iJ.. :.I. ___~___ _I.. . .I ........................................... 4.33 T. Il.115 .W 35 T
Chino ...................... ..a0 ............... Cisco .................... Sacramento ......... Claremont ............... Coast ................ I I
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Dyerville ................ Coast ................ East Park ............... Sacramento.. ....... ......... 8 2 .9 7 3.W
Ed worth .............. Klamath ............ ......................
~u&n Sacramento.. Dunsmulr ..do.. Durham do
Ed&. ................. San Joaquin ......... El won.. .............. Coast ................ El era... San Joaquin Elslno re... Coast Emigrant Gap.. ........ Sacramento. ........ Emndido.. ............ Coast ................
Fairmont .................. ..do. ..............
Felton.. ................ Coast.. .............. Fhbaugh ............... San Joaquin .........
Farmington.. San Joaquln
Eureka do
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............... ....... .................. ............. ...................... ...............
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4.37
5.92 9.04 6.85
6.64
7.10
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FEBRUARY, 1911. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. 283
TABLE 2.-Daily preeip’tutwn for Febnuvy, 1911. Dktrict No. 11-Continued.
Day of month.
284 MONTHLY WEATHEB REVIEW . FEBRUARY. 191 1
TABLE 2.-Daily precipitation for Februay. 1911 . District No . 11-Continued .
Stations .
Cdffornia-Contlnued . OroviUe ................ ozana .................. Yslernu, ................ Palm8 rings ..........
Pasadena .............. Pas0 Roblea ............ Peachland ............. Penstock Camp ........ Phoenix Dam .......... Pilot Creek ............. Pinehot ................ Pine Crest .............. PLaeervUle .............
ParknePd ...............
Point Lobos ............ Point Loma ............ Polnt Reyea ............ Pohky ................ P o r t d e ............. Portulaca .............. PrattviUe .............. Prlest Vallev ........... -"--
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c.luincy ................. Red Bluff .............. Reddink: ............. Redlan ............. Reedley ................ R e p m ................ 'Rialto (near) ........... Rfo Vita .............. Riverside .............. Roctlin ................ Robnervilie ............ Sacramento (1) ......... Sacramento (2) ......... St . Helena ............. S a b ................. San Bemardino ........ San Diego .............. San Francisco .......... San Jscinto ............ San J m ............... San Leandro ........... San Luis Obiapo ....... San Mate0 ............. Ban Mignel ............. 8an Miguel Island ...... Ssnger ................. Sank Ana River ....... Santa Barbara ......... 8anta Clara ............
santa Malm ............ Sank Monica .......... Sank Rosa ............ a d t o ...............
Seven Oaks ............ S h t a ................. Shingle Springs ........ sierra Madre ........... Sierraville .............. Sisqwe Ranch ......... Sisson .................. soledad ................ sonora ................. Southeast Fardlon ..... spreckels ............... S ulrrel Inn ............ S8rilrllngCit ...
storey ................. suisun ................. Sumnerdale ........... Summit (I ) ............ Summit (2) ............ Su!38IlvUle ............. Tamsrack .............. Tehachapi ............. Tehama ................ Tejon Rancho .......... Three Riwrs ........... Towle .................. Tracy .................. Tulare ................. Tnstin (near) .......... Ukl ah .................. Upland ................ upper Lake ............ Upper Mattole ......... Vecsvl lle ............... Springs .........
Warner Springs ....... wlueo ................. Watwnville ............ Weltchpec ............. West Branch ........... WestleR ............... West oint ............ West Satimy ............ Wheatland .............. Wlllo ws ................. Yoclemite ................
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I Day of month .
FEBRUARY, 19 1 1 . 3LfONTHLT WEATHER REVIEW. 285
TABLE 3.--II~i.riiizziiii ciiitl iiziii iiiriii~z leiiipercr1zirt.s nt svleeled stotions l o r Febrziory, 1911. Di8tric.t ATo. 11, Cal$miia.
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78
69
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73
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