256 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
CLIMATOLOGICAL DATA FOR FEBRUARY, 1911.
FEBRUARY, 1911
DISTRICT NO. 12, COLUMBIA VALLEY.
EDWARD A. BEALS, District Editor.
THEODORE F. DRAKE, Acting District Editor.
QENERAL SUMMARY.
Although temperatures for the month averaged below the normal, there was about the U S L I ~~ aniount of sun-
shine. There were no well-defined warm or cold peri- ods, the nionth showing reninrkable evenness of temperti- ture from da to day. The precipitation wits slightly
the mild temperatures wllicli o )crated to soliclify and
on the ground in mountainous sections. Much of the
snow now on the ground fell early in the winter and is therefore quite conipact and favorably conditioned for gradual melting which will tend to gve a late flow of
water equal to or esceeding tlie.nornia1. As there wns
but little snow on the winter feeding groiinds, range stock
was enabled to keep in excellent condition. In general, the weather was especially favorable for building opera- tions and early spring farm work.
more than ha 9 f of the usual aniount, but, on account of
reduce tlie cle th of the snow b 5 anlcet, reports inclicitte that there is a .I: out the nornial amount of snow remaining
TEMPERATURE.
The mean temperature for the month was below the normal in all sections of the district, except in the north- ern valleys of the Flathead country in Montana, where it was sliglitly above tlie nornial. The deficiency averaged eatest over the high plateau in central and southeastern gregon, where the L I ~~U S U ~~ number of clear ni lits
favored rapid radiation. Alon the Oregon coast, w P iere marked de Iartures are U ~U S U ~~, tlie niean tem eratures
in this case being due to the absence of the stornis and the accompanying warm southerly winds that character- ize February weather along the North Pacific coast. The temperatures were more nearly normal in western Wash- ington. The deficiency throughout the district was clue to uniformly cold weather rather than to estrenies of cold, the lowest temperatures recorded being not unusually low for this month. As determined froni the records of 344 stations, the average niean temperature is 89.6', or 3.3' below the dis- trict average. The niean temperatures ranged between 43.2' at Newport on the Oregon coast, and S.1' at Snake River, Wyo., on the headwaters of the Snake. The high- est temperature recorded, 69', occurred at Gold Basin, Wash., on the lst, and the lowest, -33', on the 27th at Pleasant Valley, Mont. East of the Cascade Mountains, the highest temperatures occurred durinc. the first decade, but west of the mountains they occurref generally during the latter part of the month. The last week was the coldest penod.
were very 1 ow compared with tlie normals, the c P eficiency
PRECIPITATION.
The precipitation for the month for the entire district averaged nhout 54 per cent of the normal, the greatest deficiency being along the coast, wherc it reached 10 inches in southern Oregon. A few scattered stations in the eastern portion of the district report a slight excess, but on the whole the most striking peculiarity of the month's weather was the remarkably light preci litation.
niontli, the heaviest falls occurring generally from tlie
10th to the 15th. Tlie average as debernlined from the records of 333 sttttions, is 3.09 inches, which is 1.53 inches below the nornial amount for the district. The entest precipita-
Wash., and tlie least mas 0.15 inch a t Blalock, Oreg., and also at Loon Creek, Idaho. The greatest amount re- corded in 24 hours wits 3.20 inches on the 13th at Glenora, Oreg., in the coast drainage area. Other hea 24-hour
and 2.10 inches at Port Orforcl, Oreg., on the 1st.
- The precipitation was well distributed throug 1 lout the
tion for the nionth was 13 inches at f ongmire Spnngs,
f d s were: 3.7s inches on the 13th at Spirit I,a Y -e, Idaho,
THE RIVERS.
The rivers throughout the district were below the nor- mal for tlie month. With the escepbion of tlie Snake River t,he stages were uniformly lower than those for January. The highest stages were reported near the first of the nionth and the lowest on the last, few days. In most cases tlie lowest occurred on the 2Sth. Tlie Columbia River averaged 1.S feet, which is 1.3 feet below the normal for the month, being 3.3 feet below at The Dalles and 1.8 feet below at Vancouver. Compared with tlie January mean stage, the average was 0.3 foot lower. Tlie WilIamette River avercaged 5.3 feet, which is 2.1 feet below the Februniy normal, being 3.2 feet below at Wil- s o n d e and 2.8 feet below at Salem. The highest stage reported wns 11.5 feet at Wilsonville on the 3d. A stase of 16.3 feet w~ns reached at McMinnville on the Paniliill River on the 14th. Tlie Snake River averaged 3.4 feet, which is esnctlg normal. Tlie highest stage reported was 7.2 feet at
Lewiston on the 3d and the lowest was 1.6 feet at the same lace on the 28th. Prelniinai-y work has b e p n on the north jetty at the mouth of the Columbia River. This is the final step toward the completion of the vast works necessary to
permanently insure a deep channel for tlie river. Expert engineers clnini that every foot of constrwtion on the north jetty is e uivalent to three on the south jetty, as it will approach t ? ie old jetty at a rapid angle and thereby
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narrow and consequently deepen the niain channel by forcing it to scour itself out. It lias been decided to have the niacliiiie ant1 repair shops retained at Fort Stevens. on the Oregon side. because of the heuvy espenditures involved in their reniovul to tlie Washington shore.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Many of the observers reportetl that the iiionl,li was very bright and colcl, with but 1itt.le moisture, most of
which fell in the forin of snow, so t.lint in ninny localities t.he de th of SnOW on the ground is peaf.er t.linn usual, no twi t. P is t antling the. clefic.ienc,y in prec ipi t. ;I t.ion. During the first five days of tbe month n severe shrni prevailecl in west,ern hhntunn wliicli blocked t,he t.raf€ ic on t.lie Great Nort.liern Railway between Esses iiiid Summit., immedintely west of t.he C’onthent.al Divide. Hail and
sleet occiirrecl in inany places west of the Cn.sc,ndes on various clntes. Solw 1iaIm were reconled tLt n few pliwes on the ’7th. nncl lunar halos were observed in iiii1.11~ pluces on tbe Gt.11, 7t.11, St,h, niid Mh. Tli~uitlerst,t.,riiis ciccurred
at C’orvnllis, Oreg., iin the 11th. nlid at. Port Oifortl,
Oreg., on tlie 13t.h. The following high winds were re- corcletl : Nort.11 Head, Wash., S4 miles sout,lienst., on t.lie 13th; Tatoosli Island, Wash., G2 miles southenst,, on t,lw 13th; .Peatt.le, IVnali., 4s miles sout.li. on the 1311; P I ~I - t.ello, ldalio, -E miles sout.liwest. 011 the 211; Wnlla Wdln, Wash., 39 niiles sout,licast, uii the 1Wi; a n c l I ~c ~i s t o n , Iilaho, 34 miles west, on t,lie 3il. The premiling ilirect.icm of the wind \vns from t.lie soutliwest.
IRRIGATION IN IDAHO.
By S. H. HAYS.
Idaho during t,he last five years lias prolmbly been the scene of greater irrigation development thitn m y of the other Western States. Owing to special ntlvnntnges in t.he way of water supply, privAt,e inrest,ors as well ns the Government have been attracted to the southern port.ion
of the f3t.at.e. The Boise-Pnyette nntl llinitlolia wojec.ts
nohble of those undei-taken by t.he Government. The so-called Carey Act. which lins been largely respon- sible for Idaho irrigation clevelopment, was first. enncted in 1S91, ancl provided tlint 1,000,000 acres of land shoulcl he grant,etl to each of the States .in the arid region con- ditioned upon their securing the irrighon and recltinin- tion of these lands. In 1896 it was provided h t t.lie State niight c.rente a lien against. the separnte lepd sub-
divisions of land to be reclainied for the cost and espenses of reclamation. Originally the act expired by a 10-year limitation, which prevented any large use being made of
it, but by tlie act of March 3, 1901, it was yroviclerl that the 10-year period of time should be so estendecl t.liat the State might have 10 years in which to reclaim each project. In order to cariy out tlie terms of the act, it was provided by St.nte legisltI,tion t.liat t,he ,- ’it. ate Board
of Land Conimissioners should consider the proposnls of
private persons or corporations for t.lie constmct.ion of the necessary irrigation works, that t,liey sliould fis t,he amount of the lien upon the lniicl ant^ s!iould provide for the construction of t.he works under St.ate supervision and the u1tiinat.e turning over of the works to t.he set.t.lers. This plan provided Rate supervision, const.irict.ion 1)s a
private corporation, and ult,imnte niunicipa.1 ownership. The St,at.e statute being broad in its t,eimis perniitt.ed t,lie St.ate Land Board a wide 1itt.itude in nialiing contra&
so that the board might make each contract to fit tlie particular conditions in each case.
in the southern portion of the St.nt.e are. ainong t. 1 ie iiiost
T\VIN FALLS SOUTH SIDE PROJECT.
The most estensive of the earlier works to be con- structed under tlie terms of this act in the State of Idaho
was the project of the Twin Falls Land & Wator Co. This
coiiipany entered into a contract with trlie State of Idaho in t’lie year 1903 for tlie construction of the irrigation sys- teni now covxed by wliat is generally known ns the Twin Falls South Side Project. The contract called for tlie construction of n clam in Snake R.iver a t the resent town
nn elnborate system of laterals. C’onstruction was rushed
as fast n?,possible, a.iicl wster \vas first turned into the canal Maic i 1, 1905. The clam by which mater is diverted froiii S n :h H.iver is a.pl)rosiiiintely 3,000 feet long and
SO feet high at its highest, point. It, is of the type known as rock-filled, being conatructetl of Iwge bowlders with ertrth and grn.ve1 sluiced in. The width up and down strenm of t,he rock sectioii is approsiniiit,ely 100 feet, the tot,til width wit11 t,he eorth facing being 450 feet. The
clnni lins been in use for fire years and 110s given escellent satisfnction. Two siiinll rocky islniicls in the center of the stream form ii part, of t,he dnni. On t.op of one of these islands nre 99 ga.tes, foriiiing the principn.1 spillway. On top of the other d t i i l i l a c0ncret.e weir wit,li flashboards furnishes
mi adilit~ionnl spillway for est,reiiie high water. The entire irrigation syst,eni called for untler t,6e contract wit.li t.he Stn.te was const.irict.er1 wit.liin the five-year period, and
the \f-orlis were in the fall of 1909 turned over to tlie set- tlers, a corporntion composed of the settlers having been organized for that purpose. These works cover an area of 315,000 acres, approsinintely 150,000 acres of which are already in cultivn tion. The growt>li of towns has been rapid. In colonizing tlie tract it. wa.s soon fount1 that unless towns were estab- lished the settlement of t,he country would be greatly retmdetl. The town of Twin Falls, the wincipal town on t,lie
l h r c h , 1905, now has a popula.tion of over 7,500. It has electric. lights, telephone sys teni, wnterworks, a.11 escellen t sewer spteni, mil is now paving n considerable portion of its st.reets. A court.Iiouse, costing$150,000, is in t,he course of constiiiction : two hotels, costing to esceetl $100,000 each, are already built nntl open to the public: and at the last session of Congress %10,000 was a pro riatecl for the
t,o each farm. Tlie average Iand1ioldin.g is now GS acres,
a change t4hat necessarily results from the fact t,hat irri- gation calls for intensive cultivation. There are now living in towns OR this tract in t,he neighborhood of 10,000
of Milner, n ni2iin cniial approsimately SO mi .T es long, and
tract, which had less t.han 200 inha A itmts on the 1st of
purpose of nircha.sing a she for a Fei P \ era1 uilcling. Original f andholdings on t,he tract averrgecl 120 acres
pcople.
TWIN FALLS NORTH SIDE PROJECT.
Tlie nest in point of time and the greatest in niagnitude is the project of tlie Twin Fnlls Nort,li Side Land & Water Co. The works of this compnny t’nke water from the north end of the llilner Dam above tlescribed through a
caiial exteiitling in a northwesterly direction a distance of 97 miles nncl having also a lateral qysteni covering severnl hundred miles. The area under this cannl is approxi- mately 230,000 acres. Very heavy work WRS encountered in building tlie fiist 4 miles of tmlie main canal on this proj- ect, and in order to secure efficient service this section of tlie cannl was lined with concrete, giving it a capacity of
3,350 cubic feet per seconcl. Tlie normal flow of Snake River in ordinary yeais is G,000 second-feet up to the 15th or 20th of July. In order to supplement this supply,
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32.8 ....... 5'2 . 11 1'' 29.5: I I .4 ) ....... ....... (0' 51\11 11- 7 7
............ I ....
............... 17.0 j .......
I
dl
27.0 ....... 4G
............... 31.3 I ....... 47 23.4 - 2.3 41 1U.G I ....... 40 34.5 I- 1.4 49
....
........
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....... 48 4 1
27.2 2.s 40
................ 1 ;a; I
..... 1::::::: .... ?2.2b(_.. .. .) 4s
........................ 47 0.s1 ........ 0.81
35 0.15 ........ 0.06
30, 0.79
' ! I ........ 0.17 34 . 1.S I ........ I 0.71
........................
............ ._.._I 5.0 3 7- 19 11
............. 6.S I 19 6
10.9 I 6 I.._.
............ 11 I 9 34 ?1 1 8
............ 11 - 1 i 17
11 0 14 11 - 8 ' 16
1 1 5 / 3
12
.... ....................... 341. ................... 0 40 34 0.5s ........ 0.20
41 0.S5 '+ 0.02 0.35
36 1.63 ........ 0.46
2s ' 1.08'- 1.02
39.1 ................ :... 40 I ..............
30 11.90 I... ..... 0.50
........ 11
s 10
ti __._ 5 16
,._. 1" 6 15 6 1s 9 10
290 lIONTIIL1- WEATIIER REVIEW.
TABLE I.--C'linintologicnl data for February, 1911. District No. 12-Continued.
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L
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21
1
2 1
4
1?
1
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1 2 2
4 2 2
li
14
4
3
li
5
10
14
1
1
2n
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1" I?
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2 ' 11
... 7 1 - 25
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11 I- 2
........
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:g w s
Br:
z 5
-
0. 14
0.15
0. 8
0. 43
0. 1i 0.35
n. 2s
0.38
1. M 0.5'
0. 'W 0.15
0.4:;
0.18
IJ. 48
0. 0i
IL31 0. 41;
11. 51
11. 3!1
0.39
a. :in
.....
.....
0. 40
Statiuns. Observers.
- . -/-I -I-
_- ......
Xlah i--Continued. I'nvette.. ............. rJriwroi \F:illev. ...... l'rblde.. ..... :. ....... I'krsm. .............. l'lnell 1 ................ ~,i r a i n t V ~I I ~S .. ..... I'ocatcllo.. ............ I'uphr.. .............. I'orthill.. ............. I'owers R:\urh. ....... Pylc C'rrek ............ Ikrttlesnake Creek.. __ . Iiichlield.. ............ Itosr.\vvrth.. .......... Iloseberrr ............. ituby C'riek ........... R u y t ................ St. Isrirs ............. SRlnion ............... Salirion 1:ivcr 11;~m.. . San~.lpoint.. ........... Shw Hill ShosRonv. .-.::::: : 1:::
l*511\.011 ........... I 2.1% ;:; i ;
10.s ! 9
r2.0 ' 2 13.0
8. i
14.0
E. F. Allcn. 1. W. Newton. Mrs. Fannie Say. U. P. Clarke. p s . Jennie Potter. i. E. Friedrich. LT. S. Weather Bureau. I!. bl. 1,nwrence. H. A. French. Nrs. Mary French. 1'. V. Smith. R. hf. 1:recu. [rlaho Irrigation (.o.
13. B. Hnrtsell. 1'. V. LIICUS.
1:). A. Ilatter.
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I '
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I.:iIster ............. i .l l l )i l
E:lmore ............ 4.101) .....I ..........
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7
7
4
5
11 11
I2
4
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11
5 1"
9
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.Z,.I:I ............... 3 .0 1 ~
B a ~i ~~u c l i . ........ _I 4.4M Uonnrville. ....... lsumrer.. ......... .I. . i :iiiii' .._.. 5. 5
10. ti
10.2
5.0
Y. 4
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25. i
10. L
10.4 20.5
19.3 .", y
16.3
19. n
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4. ?
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12
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9
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10 w.
2 r. s I sw. .._I ...... li ! \v.
Y ' sw. I 1 lit\..
IJ 11.
I; I]\\'.
1.1 5.
3 e. .........
I j SW.
_._ se. 8 .......
noise .............. 4,:WO
... .IlU. ............ 3.100
~h l o r r ............ 4. UlJO
....... ............ ! ................. ....... ............ I .... 1:::: : ..... 141 ....... 1s.1; __.____! 4 1 i 5 - !I li . 3.i I i X 2 ....... ............ !....I .................. I t1.51 .......
I.incoln. .................. Iwiu l,'a!is.. .............. Uoiw ...................... ... .do.. ........... 4,4n:1
Liiiculu.. ......... 4,204
liiiulcm~i ......... .I 2.21;:;
1.rlnhi.. .......... I 4.0411
1 \vi11 ~d l s ........ ! ........ Ikiiiiier ........... .I 2 .0 ~1 ;
I3uise.. ............ 3. UUIJ
1,iIiwln. _. ___ __ __. :j.?11is
Owvllre ........... G.2.W
Elhjre.. ......... 5.2UIJ
Bunner.. ....... .._I 1,uM
llloiiie Iiuutrosi.. ................ Ilingh:ini _._._ _____ 4 .W
Frenioul.. ................ Elmore .................... J3oi.w .............. 4.300 Twin Falls.. ...... 3.8'25 Fremont ................. Shoshone .......... 2.728
Lincoln.. ......... 3,400
C:he!ialis ........... 1172 Sk:qit ............. 131
..... (10 ............. 8 ?no \Vhaponi ......... W
I .
I .
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............ .... ....... ............ .......
15. s .......
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............ ............... 1.z ....... 2,;.0 ...... -1.G.. 1 1cit :G I 0. i 4 ....... 1 5 .~ .- 6.0 40 11 i -15 li 4.j ' 1.29 .- 11.2li
2G.C;' ....... 14 29 0.1s lrw 11, .......
I
I
26.48 ....... 14:{ 111 i l 2 i !i ;: {.11 .......
, ,I
\\ ill Porry.
1. S. Turnb~ill.
13. c'. d'Easlllll.
A. M. liilbert.
11. A. Trmll:ln. A. D. Ursdfirhl. \V. W. Newell. I!. D. Crittenden. 1. E. Uinrsr. M. C. liriiuse. bfrs. W. A. Kdivorrls. titsh-Idaho Mugnr ('0.
E. A. Wilmot. Mrs. Verna €'otl,lock. 1. A. Waters. A. M. Slntery.
2 I se.
5 , e.
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4
n.?s' i .s ' 5
O .?i I 7.0 j 5
u.33 11.3 7
0.31 5.1; 4
1 .3 15.S 4
0.77 ____._ 12 0.07 4.0 0
................
Hpringfit.lrl.. .......... Siwrll I! ............... S unuyside.. ........... 'l'ripool Mountain.. .... Twin Fnlls.. .......... Vernon.. .............. Wallare.. ............. \\'entlell.. ............. 1Ib.diingt m. Aberdeen.. ........... Anncortes.. ........... Raker.. ............... l%ellingham. .......... Rellingham (near) ..... I3Ioine.. ............... Hla\Vett.. ............. Brernerton ............ Brew-ster.. ............
...... 15 5
111 11;
li 6 .._ e. IT. 8. Weather Bureau.
G , e. C. L. Dingler. ....... l ? 10
0
13 10
15
IS G
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15
11:
11 11
E
...
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1:
... I?
I
39.1 - 1.9 55
39. 8 ........ 55
37.4 ....... L<
3i.5 ....... 51:
31;. 9 ,- IJ. 7 , 51
............ I...
25.2 ....... I 411
............ I...
I.-.
3s.n .- 3.; 5;
................
.............
24 4 e. , C. 5. Weatheraax. 11 4 ._. .___ Dou~las Alhnontl.
4 14 ....... Robt. M. White.
13
9 1.05 3.5
0 .X 1.5
0.54 I ...... U.38 9.5
- 5.30
- 1.19
........ - 0. GI; I
- 2.Sl I
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4 10 10 12
S
11
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7 11 11
11)
11
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li i ...... _i Sanlord IJ. Mayhew. 5 10 ne. j 11. 8. nu. Piant Industry.
IY~: 41, ....... .' Jwhn I%nrmeister.
11; ' r; I ne. I John W. Sheets. .. ..#IO ..................... ... .1111.. ........... s i Cliekui.. .......... ?.?W
l i i k p .. .......... 30 C~IIIO:ZII.. ....... 1,1;-!
T:tkima.. ......... 3.4lM C'helnn ............ 9tiO
Iiinc .............. 535 Lewis ............. 212' Spukmie.. ........ 2,351
Iiillitas ........... 1.Y3n
N'hatcurn.. ....... 140 Whitinnn. ........ 2.3W
StP\-eIlS. .......... 1,125 cjlianwnn.. ....... 2.3iiO
Liuroln.. ......... 2.2.n
..... #In ............. 2.450 I'adt1mbio.. ....... 1.i00
Msson ............. 30
rnalln WaIl:1.. .... 5.m
JeITerson .......... %SO
Hsn Junn .......... 500
Jiittitss ........... 1.571
1:mnt ............. 1,?1;5
Clallnnl ........... 4s1 Takimo.. ......... 1, $3
Snolii~n~ish.. ...... 2, Lnx)
.. .;. .. _i. ..... ./ TJ. 8. Nary Yard.
8 5 I ne. I Mrs. H. F. Hertrrrm. ..... 2.4s
3 ' 0.98 Biinipinq Lake ........ Cashmere. ............ Ce.lar River.. ......... 1 'entnlia.. ............
I ... ...........I G i : se. 2 15 ........ s !I s.
1 , ne. 0 1: s.
10 11 ne. ,
Valley Po\ver Co.
Gcurge Landslurg. I. 8. Turner. J. E:. Iluchannn. J. A. Uslmer. c:eo. Gibbs. W. H. James. w. L. sax. Win. Bnincs.
........ 2.s1 ........ ...... ............... 3s.s - 1.; 83
2 i .4 ....... J"
2i. 2 - 2.b 41;
8 I84.li ........ 54
- 4,s i 45
44
?2 I '39.0 11 i 2L.I '- 1.2
11 ...... .......I...
11 ' 29. I 1 - 3.4 I 48
.................
................ ...... ./ 59
..............
....... 2 : ................ li I 1S.S - ti.? 50 2 ,
.... 40.1; ........ la 2 1 ............. :I 33.n ....... R .............. I ; 31.2 .......I' 3 .............. I...
................
Chenrv.. .............. ~.'lc.ilUm .............. I:lrrlrbrook.. .......... Colfsx ................. Colville.. .............. Conconully.. .......... Cresrent.. ............. Ihvenport ............ Dayton. .............. Detroit ................ Dixie.. ............... 1)nckahiish.. .......... East Sonnrl.. ......... ~:l l e n s l i ~~r ~. ........... Itphmta ............... Forks.. ............... Fort Simcoe ........... Gmt Lake ............ 1:old Basin ............ Gold Creek ............ Goldendale.. .......... c;nnite Falls .......... natton ................ IIuntsville. ........... Irene Monntain.. ..... liennewirk. .......... liett.lr Falls.. ......... Kionn.. ............... liosmos. .............. Ira Center ............. I.wmsrl'. ............... Lake Clealiim .......... Lake Iiarhess ........... Lake Keechelns. ..... _.! Lakeside.. ............. !
1.anrel. ................ Imirier.. ............... Lester.. ............... Lone Tree. ............ Lunsmires Springs.. ... Lost Creek .............. Lucerne.. ............. j
?&Cumhen Ranch. __. .: LIottinger.. ............. Mount Pleasant ... .___., Moxee ................. Newport.. .............
..............
.~ 2 14 SW.
9 5 14 ........ .................. .................. 7 . 7 1-11 ....... W. W. Hcndron. Wnlter 0. Yrkert. T. Z. Antlrew*s. E. C:. Newmnn.
R. 1,. names. T. J. Cook.
Dr. F. H. Monk. C. hf. hIacIilntosh. L. U. Hurt.
...
........
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~
.... ... .
n .................. 15 1u ' 3 I n\v.
1s 2 I s .n . ..
I
..... ...... ........ ........
_._I ............... 12 I 10 i - li ! s.
.................. 14 ' 0 14 s\v. .. ..I10 ..................... Takinva.. ......... 2. WJ l<lirkitat.. ........ 1.lioO
Snohomish ........ 397
A~SIIIS ............ 1. inn Columbia.. ....... 1.400
Oknliognn ......... 3.015
Bcntun ............ 31ji Stevens. .......... Ijenton.. .......... Lewis.. ........... Clarke ............. W hilmm.. ........ Kittitas. ___. -. . -. ..... do.. .......... ..... do. ........... Chelan.. .......... Plickitat. ........ Ferrv.. ............ I<iuc.. ............ Chehalis. ......... Pirrce.. .......... Okanogan ........ Chehn ............ Yakima.. ........ Rentou.. ......... Skamnnia.. ........ Yakima.. ......... Stevens.. ........ _I
.............. 11. 53' w.
9 141: 12 10 ; SW.
... 11: 5
I3
14
10 21
8
s 13
9
1G
5 9
13
t i
7
4
51 S 16
IS A
11
...
...
...
....
........ ........ 11.25
...... ........ ........ 1.03 ...... 5
........ ....... .......
........ ........ ........ ! 0.w 41.0: 13
....... I ....... t i ; Y !n . ....... i ....... 111 7 1 ....... 1 b I sw. 11; I 4 I ne. I? R I SIV.
li 111 SI\'.
5 14 nw. 7 5 1 e .
1.2R5
4:w
775 '350
1.400
?.1i1
a. 3 5 2 .8 9 1.116 ,
1.90 1 Ii44 ,
14 '
3.125 ! 1.100 I 2.1s' i
3Oi
1.m 3,400
i R 1 4 I
2,.w I
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11.4 I !I
31.5
~
10
n.2 I li
44. I I 1G 1.5 0 I I :
3.0 6
3.1 5
10.51 9
11.111 5
4.5 I 6
G.5
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10
..... n. 39
n. I:;
0 .3
0.55
0.95
1.05
0.40
0.33
0. $2 0.17
0.35
n. 34
n. so
... ....I .....
1i 2 ! W.
19 4 e.
4 11 ' s. 9 13 .___. 11 10 e.
....... SW.
13 11 s\v.
2b 191> uw. 15 5 s\v. 1 S e.
15 7 ..___
1 11 :__._.
10 7 I sw.
W. H. Van Meter. hlrs. Minnie E. Etroiil.
Mrs. J. 8 bIvers.
11. S. Eupineer Corp. Saniuel Estes. P. 11. Lecse. Mrs. Bnrbnra Shparer. Mn. Mary MrCuniber. I>. K. Mottinger.
1). Witt Biirns. Henry B. Srudder. Chas. M. Talmadge.
m. \v. Cinbbuah.
2 ............. ! .... .... 25.7 ....... 48
I 3 1 .2 ; ....... 4s
2 4 0 .6 ; ....... 51
2
-1
33.9' ....... i
4;
........ ........ ........ ........ ........
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.... .......
FEBRUARY, 1911.
Olga.. ................. ....... Olylnph.. .......... ...I Thurston.. ...... .' ~l u a k .................I Okanaqnn ......... Oroville.. .............. i.. .. .do.. .......... Peola.. ................. c:nrfirb:l.. ......... Pomeroy.. ................. .do. ........... Port Crescent.. ........ I'lnllani ........... Port Townsend.. ..... .: Jetiflsun.. ........ l'ullman ............... \Vhitman ......... Qiiiniaiilt .............. Chr!i:~lis .......... Republic .............. Y ~r r y ............. Res Creek.. .......... .: C'hclnn ............ Mtzville. ............... Adanis ............ Rock Lake.. ........... \Vhihnan.. ....... llosnlin. ................... .#lo.. .......... Russells Ranch.. ...... : 1-nkirna .......... Brattle. ............... .i I!!ng.. ............ Sedro-Woollev. ......... b hapit.. .......... sixprong.. . -1.. ........ lilivkitat. ......... Ska it I'ower Dam Whatcoin ......... Snokxnish ........ ::::: Snohnmish ........ Sno7- nalinie Falls.. ..... King.. ............ Snplers ~a i i r ~i . ........ nlii;lnngan.. ....... South Bend.. ......... _I tacifif,. ............ Spuknne.. .............. SpLaiie.. ........ StJte Vnivrrsity ....... hiny. ............. Stokes R:invh.. ......... 1.lkanognn.. ....... Sumuer.. ............... l'iercr- ............ siinnyside.. . ..........I Takinn.. ......... Tacoma.. ......... .....I Pierce.. .......... ~a t o o s ~i Islmtl.. ...... .I ~:~a ~~a i n ........... Tieton.. ............... Snkiiiin.. ......... 'I'anacket. ............ .I Okanorau.. ....... rullrhet.. ............. Walln Walk.. .... Toiirhel Ilitlge.. ....... I Colombia ......... Trinidad ............... Douglas ........... Vancouver ............. Clnrke ............ Vashon Islnnd ......... Iiinq.. ............ Wahlnkc .............. l..r:lnl .............. Wallsw ................ Okaiiopa~~ ......... W ~I I ~ W ~I I ~. ......... _I M ' :~I I ~ \vnlha.. .... \\'ashoueal.. ........... I Clarlte.. .......... \l'nterville.. ............ Duugl;ls.. ......... Weuatchee f.near). ..... I Clickin.. .......... \Vhite Snlmon.. ....... Plickitnt. .......... \Vilbur ................ Lincoln ........... Wind River.. ......... Stamanin.. ........ Winthrop .............. fJkanogm~____.___. Tale. .................. Cowlits.. ......... Zindell.. ............... I Asotin.. ..........
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TanLE l.-f%nalologicnl data for February, 1911. District No. 12-Continued.
I
I
.
291
26
15
-
2 'E
%E
8:
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4 -
1!
k 5 4
6 14 3
15
S l? 11 10
5 3
7 9
12 14 4 13 13 14 4 13 11
..
..
..
..
1.7
I
14 7
13 15
I 10 13
5
12
..
12
I
10 14 6 5 12' 3 11 B
14 2
14
7
15
1s ..
..
I
1
2
4 14 15 4
13
S
14 16 1 1;
7 G 12
9
E 16 13 10 15 13
11 1 16
1 3 3 7
9
3
...
...
...
....... ....... 29 1 2 0 1;
1.G? 1.36 1.*2 1.M
............ ....... - O..W
- 2.ss
- 0.11
3
5 10
li I se.
3 ne. 11 :____..
8 s 9
11 i n
w.
I\.. ......
W.
sr.
Astorin.. ............. .I Clntsop.. .........
1k1y Citv.. ......... ..._I 'rillnnlook. .......
~l ~n ~o c k .. .............. I Gillism. ..........
Raker .................. h k r r .............
rwnd. .: ............... ihdi.. ........... Black Dntte.. ......... i Lane ..............
Rroean.. ............... Mnlhc~ir.. ......... Ilurns.. ............... .i Ilarnev.. ......... ('ayb~ndc Loclis.. ..... ..! Hood River .......
3 I - i 14: LZI
11 A ...........
2 i I x i , 0.54 - 0.74
?lit, 'I2 5.3G - 3.16
2s 35 0.171 ....... ....I ..:. ............. Headworks.. .......... Ilepgner.. ............. Hermiaton. ............ IIoorl R irer.. .......... Huntingtm.. .......... Jacksonville.. .......... Jweph .................
Clackamas ........
I
I
' Temperature, in degrees Fahrenheit. Precipitation, In inches.
-
d .5
g j
q -a d a
3 -
0.5
3.9
7.5
0.0
7.5
20.5
s. 5 1. I)
T. D. 0
9.0
5. 0
6. 0 s. 4
3. li
0.0 0.0 13.5
4.0
11:. 5
9. s 0.5 14.3
0.5
1. s 0.5
ti. R
2.5
5. n T. 2.0 5.0 20.4
l i .O
3.0 11. 7 9.0
8.0
E. 0
14.1 G. 3
4.0
0.0 5.0
1.2
1.0
15.0 T. 3.0 7. 0
4.5
li. 2 3.1
0.5 13.5 2.5 13. 7
11. 0
4.5 5.0 T. 1.0
1.5
0.0 15.0 27.0
0.0
3G. 0 4.5
ti. 0
9.2
1.2 2.0
G. 0
6.0 30.5
s. 0
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12 ! 2li5 I ....... 43
2 134.5 I ....... 151
2 I 43:? ;: .....I 45
9 4 0 .~ - 1.5 I 50
2 I3...li ....... I M
8 031.: ....... ! 4 i
21 I 40.2 1- 0.2 51 :<3 ' "5 4 I 1 .Y 55
2 ....... , ..........
I-
U. S. Weather nurenu. F. G. Jnnneck. Albert Bender. Miss Ruth J. Shepard. Wm. N. Neeley. Cecil 5. Willis. M. O'Clonnor. Wm. G. Tnit.
Pamnrl Griidl, sr. Peter McClnng. U. S. Weather Bureau. F. Plumnier. State Agricultural College.
Geo. B. Stocking. Jns. W. Nicol.
311 1.350 1.Oi0
I . 540
50
m 850 gY
5.000 1.500 2%
SI1
3.55n
:?Ill1
2.G?S
1.135 1 q.15
1,910 2. $25
2. Si0 1 3 :;s 1,240 510 llxl
lilii
2,911
1.9u 1iIJ
14-l
Sti
2. MI0 945
5%
3, m 91111 100 40 410
4.000
LlWM 650
2. e24 1,1m
2. LW3
475 715
212 1,913 16 3.4*i
14
3.129
l,?lIu 237
4.157 1110 503 4.300 ?..SI 2lili
2. m 351)
lj00
3110 125
.WO 449 1.E 355
?n 72
1.441 575
4J
951;
2.351 719
1,950 451 3on 2.165
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213
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l,M0 4,400 4,169
0.34 ......... 0.2i
0 .3 : _______ 0.13 0.75 I ....... 0.45 1.50 - 1.57 0.70 3.70 - 3.12 1.7h 0.75 ....... 0.40
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9 3 4
13
16
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14
9
4 7 15
13 S l? 15
10
9 S 17 11
8
10 9
5 11 S 1C 8 16 S 0 9 I4 13 9
11 15
14
10
11 R
11
7
14 7 21 14 I 3 7 5
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1;
10 13 1 ti
18 10
16 2
15 10
10 14 11
11 3 9 12 10 16
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O.Sl ....... 1.0s - O.GO
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29.0 ....... 47 ...............
2S.l - 3.4 i 45 P. M. Ramsep. Hans hlumm.
$j:;l:-o:j-l-i
29.0 - 2. Ij 1'0
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3s.s ....... 47
37.3 - 3. i : 5%
37.2 - 3.u ril
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49.2 i- 4.0 54
:'AI. 1 ! 0.0 44 $8. t i I.. .... _I 49
i: i.2' 11-5: ii 3.13 - 1.15 0.40 ....... 2.18 :.. ..... 3.(L3 '- 1.97 3.13 - 3.16 0.9s ....... 0.30 - 5.46 1.0s - 0.85
1.43 I .......
U. S. Weathrr Bureau. Mrs. I€. L. Devin. C. E. Cornstock. Pkagit Power Co.
Warren Hod e. 0. N. \i'iswefi. Geor e M. Snyder. Wini%ed Eichner. U. S. Weather Biirenr~. Universitv of Washington. Chas. W. 'C;unn. Herbert E. Thompson. U. R. Reclamation Service. U. S. Weather Bureau.
E. H. Tvight. D. W. Dorrance. R. H. King. J. G. Wheeler.
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3i.7 ....... 55
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32.G I ....... I xu
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.......
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33.1 .- J.9 ! 54
3S.i 1.1; 54
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31:. 5 1. ...... 62 25.2 - '1.s. 47
32.2 ....... 49
21.0 1:: 4.1) 40
F. Id. Grout. 0. R. Hopewell. Geo. A. Pitcher. C . W. J. Rerkers. Rollin J. Reeves. U. S. Forest Fervice. Methow Trading Co. I,. F. Williams. M. W. Zindell.
LW. 4 ...... .! 4 i
30.F i ....... 54 38.4 I ....... 155 I Orrpn. I Allanv.. ........... ...I Linn.. ............ I
,4shlalid. .............. J;w!ison .......... .I
F. M. French.
I:. G. Euhmks. Irving U. S. Weather Club. Bureau.
John 0. Boeorth. Rend Bulletin. Wm. Harris.
Geo. W. Long.
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40.9 :- 2.1
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55
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4
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39.4 ....... 57 19.9 ........ 41
All. Drill. John C. Green. G. H. Williams. Oregon Agricultural College. Dr. J. Campbell-Martin. Jos. Slcmmons.
..... , .......... 35.0 1- 7
w .0 ____.__~ I:;
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3S.S - 1.5 15'2
E.lj -- 3.2 I 5S
3.5.- .- li.0 I 51
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3s.s I-- 2.0
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55
41x3 ....... 11;o
42.; 1.- 4.7 I 5 5
32
26 27 24 27
3n
9.1
0.89 ....... 0.43 - 0.1:1 2.44 - 2.31 5.3; I- 4.0
4.0" I- 8. I
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ne. ne.
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2 i .S 5.4 50
30.8 I: .....; 35
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Umntilln.. ........ ,
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i
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34.6 - 2.0 I 4 s
31;. n + 2.1 I 53
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22.0 I ....... ' 41 15.9 --10.3 I 33
292
Orrgon-Continued. Klaniath Falls. ........ LaCmnde.. .......... ..I
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. FEBRUARY, 1911
TABLE l.--Climatologancl data for February, 1911. District No. i24ontinued.
imron.. .........
-
z q 2E 2 ;
a:
g Ei
d
4 -
4 13
1s 10
15 4 2 13
l?
14 14
5
10 9
14
13
14
0
11
1.;
7 4
7 14 13 9
15 7 6
4
7
3 12
12 .k 2
4
...
...
...
...
..
Lakeview. ............. Mrlieneie Bridge. ..... YrMiunville. .......... Madras.. MsrshReld ............. Ytsrrill ................. hlikkalo.. .............. Miramoute Farm ......
..............
-
5
- f
E
M
GI -
?2
24 28
10 94 3 10
5 5
23
14 ?5 5 2
24
Y
3 1 U
41
li
15 5 10 3
10 12 33 2'1
3 ?o 15 37 21
98
19
R
2
8
9 4
I9
19 4
...
.I.,
--
In
...
I
Temperature,ln degrees Fahrenheit.
3 I 1ti
5 I 11
.. .I.. ._: __._ 4 S 5 10 li 12
3 11
3 14
(i I 11
11 y
1; ; 9 12'
..............
..............
..............
Precipitatlon, in Inches.
Ceo. L. ,Wharton. w. Geo. Frtssell. ne. J. H. Pruett.
IIW. U.P. Weather Bureau.
....... Mrs A nes Ritchson. w. Frahk&ittle. s. 0. Muecke. L. A. Peck. n. Dr. Urban Fisher. Raymond Markley. aw. .41es. Luudherg. nw. Wm. Matthews. High School. sw. E.C. Woodward. e.w. i E. F. Averill.
sw. 0. C. Twum.
......... Howard W. Turner.
John P. McManUs.
5.55 0.51j 0.32 2.M
............. ........ ........
- 2.2s ........
~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~~
Monroe. ............... Mount Angel ........... Mountain Park.. ...... Musick.. ............... Newport ............... North Bend.. .......... Paisley.. .............. Pendlrton ............. Pilot Rock.. ............... P o i n p e i l ___.__.______._ Portland.. .............. Port OrIord ............ Prineville.. ............ Prospect.. ............. Raniwy ................ Range. ................
Lincoln. .......... Coos.. ............ Lake .............. Ihiiatilla .......... .do.. ........... CIa~kani3~ ........
Cmrrr.. ........... crook.. ......... ..I Jwkson.. ........ _' Wmco. ........... Gmnt. ...........
I
Multnomah. ..... .I
..... 1.33 1.44 1.50 (i.14
, . *?u 0."3
38 3.w 2 4 ! 0 .a
B . 0 37
30 ?.til 17 ' 1.72
3.34
32 I 0.172
43 is0
20 12.58
I ........ ........ + 0.04
........ - 4.53
- 2.39
- 0.80 ........
........ ........ ........ ........
I- 0.35 - 1.95
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8 12 I mv. 7 7 n.
l b 1i1.1 .....
11. 8. Weather Bureau. J. D. Louclis. Geo. Whiteis. E. F. Cnham.
Yrs. Iva B. Collins. Mn. Emma Arbuckle. L. I:. hlorgan. Mrs. Leah Fsinnau. [J. 8. Weather Bureau. M. Mn. P. Anna Baldwln. Peanon.
J. A. Wright. John P. Gage 6. L. Brooks. C. B. Crosuo. Mm. Helen T. Duncan. H. P. Oshorne. Geo. Howe. Chaq. A. Park.
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w.
Wallace Orchnrd.. ..... Wallown ............... Wnmic ................. Warnlspring ........... W3sco. ................ westfall.. ............. Weston ................ Williams.. ............. Yonna .................
__
Polk. I... ......... Wallows .......... Wasco. ........... Crook .............
I Sherman.. ........ Malheur.. ........ Uniatilla .......... Josephine.. ....... Iikunath ..........
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0.93
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0. I.i 0.9s
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' 2.7 153
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0.55 - 1.05 1.5 - 0.05 ... .do. .......... I,_.-- 4,100 2, is4 4,SS 1,400
1 82
2,150 34
4, 0iO 1.400
2 .5
27.0
33.8 39. 8
41.3 24.2 32. 8
3s. 8
39. ti
27.4 -13.2
9i. 3
33.7 33.0 25.3
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40. 1 29.2
39.3 38.5 42. A 35.8 2 .2 14.lI 39.4 IS. 4
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30 21
30 38 29 25
23
24
98
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33 .rl 33 18 "4
311
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2b
3
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27
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15 2s
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3
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coos. ............. j
lilamalh. I Gilliam ........... Clackaniarr.. ..... .:
.........
............. 4.51 - 4.91 3.15 - 2.53
1%
350 4%
1.440
5, IJlKJ Ijy
LV
4.5w
1, 070 1,817
3.Wi9
57
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3,ooo 510 1 n 4.115
4.150
rn 112 55 340 2.242
3,508
170
a. 1 5 1.500 1.5W 1, 2li3
3000
1.3U 4,1415
y l u
1: so0
Beuton. .......... i Marion. ........... ' Hood River ....... DOUK~S.. ........ .I
............. 3.03 -1 .s
5.32
............. ...... ;:E i 1:
.............. ...... . 3.5 I 55 ...... 54
~
10 . 0.4 ' 44 ; 31
...... . i.1
....... 55 ...... 47 1
.....
. 3.S I 5 i
. 2.9 ' 5.1 1;
..... -13 121 ..... ....I .... . 2 .2 60 8
. 1.: 59 ?q 1.- 57 I 1
, 0.7 49 I 11
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4 i 5.10 3 i O.W
39-, l.M L3 ' 3.M
.IIX n.m 38 I). 43
31 11.35
20 0.4G
51 0.47 33 2.45
1.liO
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3-3 I 0.4s
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1: 1.50 - 5.10
- 0.31
- 0.4s 3.1 , 4ii I 11
...... 31: 11
...... 59 I
...... 44 2
___.. 50 S ' 5" ..... 11
....... 5H I15 . 1.8 57 , 1
. 5.9. 31:. 3 1
..-.. 1s I 11
..... 41 117
........ ........ ........ ........ ........ I
........ I ........ - 0.05
- 3 .8 I
I ........
n. 55 n. E
n. 25
(1.12
n. 2i
0.21
0. i l
0. io 0.
2 . 4 e.
5 1s tiin. sr.
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a, b, 0, etc.. indicstr. res ectivrl!.. I . ?. 3. etr.. davs nlissing from thr crowd.
* Precipitation iiicludec! in that of the next nie&imemrnt.
** Temperature extremes are from ol-wrvrd readings of the dry I ~u l l ~; incans are computcd from the ol>served readings. t Also on ot.lier dates. R Separate dates of falls not worded.
I Estimated hr olwrver. I Prwipitatiod for the 24 hours ~n d i n c on the lnorning when i l is nicnsurwl.
Data are from standard instruments not snpplicd I n - the V. 8. Wwsthcr I3mrau. nstruments are rrad in the morning: the m:isiinmii temprrat.urc then r c ~l is chsrpd lo pnvrding day. on which It alnlosl ahc?!.? t:cc urs.
T. I'mipitation is Irss than Il.fll inch rain or nirltrrl snow.
FEBRUARY, 19 1 1. llONTIIL1- WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE 3.-Dnily prcripitation for Fcbriutry, 1911. District No. 12, Cohbinbia Valley.
.. .. .. . .... .... ..... -- - ___ -. - - - -. - . ..
Day of month.
River bslns. -. . .
............... ............ .... ........... ................ ........ .... ................... .................. .... .... .................... ........ ....... ................. ........ ..... .......... ........ .................... ... .......... ........ .. .................. __:. ...............
Statlons.
.- .. _- - .
dfoonlana. Anaconda Missoula T. .10 * .37 T. Bison Mountain.. .do.. .40 Butte _.___do .a T. Columbia Falls.. Como.. East dnaconda 11.. Fortine.. Flathead.. .Oi .?3 Hamilton.. ............. Bitter Root.. ........ W .................... ...................... ... Hat Creek ............... Missuula.. ........... IS .I 4 14 .... I.. .. T. ................... .!. .... .. Kalispl.. .............. FkitIieiiiL-. ......... .U1 .W ........ ........ 1'. .ffi ................... .. ..... Lost reek.. ............ Missoula.. ........... I? ........... .. ... MrGinnls Mradows.. ... Iiootrnai.. ... .......... Missoula.. .............. Missuula.. .......... Opliir ........................ (io ............... ........ .... ..................... Ovandol 1. ................... do.. ............. ... .. ............. ..........
Plains ................... Pleasant Valley.. ....... .......... ..... .................... ......
Philipsburg do
Polson Proctor.. St. Ignatius St. Regis Missoiila Salteie ....................... do ............... ......... ........ SilowshoP ............... Puotenai ............ .49 .W .... .... .... ............ .... ....
................ .... .................. ...............
.................. ................ ........................ .... .................................... ..... ............. .... ........ ................ ................
,, lroy .................... .... I V i I I u w G l e n Stock ........
Afton.. ................. Sn3kr.. .. ... Alt?l.. ....................... .do. ......... Redford.. ................... ........... .. .... .... ...
Farni. Il'yorizing.
...
Be/clirr River ................ do .. Snake Rivrr.. ............... ...............
San Jacinto.. ........... ... .... Nrvada.
TTinh
Stancirod ................ Haft.. ............ ..I.. . .I.. .... 11 . . lti! ...
.... .. ........ .. ..
... ......... ... ..................... .... .......... ....I :::: .... ... ...... .......... .I. ... .. .. ............ .... ....
...... Idaho. .. .... Albion.. .............. .... ....... ... .. ...........
I..
BocksRanch ........... ........ ........ .... .W .OS T. .... .. .......... T. ................. .... .I S T.8 ........ Boise.. ................ ... .......... ....... T. .... :. 05 .07 .O.? nl T. Bogus Creek..
Ronners Ferry. ......... .. .......... .... T. ........ ....... .. BoulderMine ........... Buhl.. ............... c'aldwell.. ...... ...... .. .. .... ... .... Camas- ................ ........ ............ ............... .. .......... .. .................. ... .O1
Cambridge.. ............ ..... ... .. .......... T. !. Cedar Creek Damyi.-. ... ... .. .. ...................... .......... ChesterEeld.. .. T. .......... .02 .. Coeur d'Alene.. ......... .:. ... T. ........ .. C:ot.tonwood Creek.. .............. Culdesac. .............. ............. ... ............ .......... .......... Deary ............ Dent.. ....... .O i .... .. ......
Edie. ................... .... _I..
Ilriggs..
Emmett .O1 .l l .a? Forney.. I:ardenValley Garnet.. I.. .E.. I..
............ .
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1.113
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0.4s
0.51
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Glenns Ferry .do.. Goorlinp 0.43
Grand Forks.. ......... .. .... .... ...... ........ .... 1.33
.................. ....... ........ ..... 0.69
n. 22
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...... ....... T. .......... .. ...... ... .. .. ..
0.55 ..... ..... .... .... ... ...... 0.95
.......... ..... ........... .. ... ........................ ............................ .... ...... ............... ........
... ........... .. ... .................... .... Landore. .............. ...... .... T. ..... .... ...... Lewlston. .............. ... ....... .... Little Camas ............ ............. ...... .. ...... ........ Long Gulch.. ................ Loon Creek.. ........... .... .... .... .............. ................ ................ ............. ... .. .... .............. .......... .... ... .... .... ............... Middle Snake. ....... i 1 .%.. ...... .41 ............ .13
I..
Mldd e I - Fork.. - Nilner.. ................ Upper Snake.. ................ .. Moscow.. ............... Up er Columl~la.. .. .I .l U .lo'. ... ........... 1.06 Mountainhome Midhe Snake.. Murtaugh (1 1.. Nez Perce. ............. ...... Oskley.. ............... ............ .. ....... ............................. ... O'Hara Bar.. ........... Clearwater. ...... ........ .. ... Orofino ...................... do .............. ........ ........ .... .... payette.. ............... ....... ....... ... .... Peaceful Valley.. ....... ..... Pebble.. ................ ...... .......... .... .......... Pierson.. ............... ........... .. ........ ........ Pinell .................. .... ........ Pleasant Valley .............. ................ ... .. .... ............ ....
.......... Clearwater.
.......... ...... .......... .......... ...... .... ... .......................
294 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE 2.-Daily preripitation for February, 1911. District No. 1J-Continued.
FEBRUARY, 19 1 1
.............. . .................... ............. .. ...............
Idaho-Continued. iLateIIo.. Upper Snake.. .....I pqdar.. .do..
Porthill.. Upper C'olunnbia.. powers Ranch.. ........ Boise.. .............. pvle creek .............. Pavette.. ......... ..I
Rhttlesnake Creek.. .... Boise.. ........... ..I Richfield ................ Wood-bfalafl ~<oseworth.. ............ Upper Snake.. ...... ~iose~>erry ............... pavette.. .......... .I: ](uby creek.. ........... Boise.. ............. Rr] rt.. ............... Upper Suake.. ...... St. garies ............... U 1ner C'olumhis .... ................. ..............
Sandpoiot. ............. Vpper C'olunibia.
Ljalnlon s3Aon Salmoll River Dam.. 1lplier snake..
Sleep HIII. ............. noise.. ............. Shosllone.. ............. \\ood-Malad ......... Silver ('itv.. ............ Owvhee.. ........... Smith p&uie.. ......... Roise.. .............. smith Ranger Station. .. Upper Colnmbia. .... fSoldjer Crwk ............ spirit Lake.. ........... Upper Colombia. .... Springfield. ............. Uppcr Snake.. ....... Sugar 11 .................... .do.. ............. SllnnysiJe. ............. hliddle Snake.. ...... ~~i o,j blountain.. ..)
vemon.. .do. .I .
\\rsllwe.. ............... Upper Columbia.. ... \Vendell.. ............... I\. ood-bhlad.. ........
Aberdeen ............... C03St ................ .insort=. .............. Puget Bound.. ...... Baker.. ..................... .do.. ............. nellinrhain. ................ .do.. ............. Ilellinglisin (near) ........... .do.. .............
Blt.,qett.. ............... Wenatchec.. ........ I
nre\rster Columhia.. ~~l n l p i n g Lake.. Yakinis.. CShil1ere \venatchee (..pdar River.. Puget Sollnd.. t*ntr:ali3 Comt
('leallll ................ > akinia.. ........... rIlelley BpokanC
(-learl,mok. ............. pliget Soiind.. ...... ~!~l[ax.. ................. Paloiise. ............. Col\-iue ................. Columbia ........... Conconllllp .............. Okanogan ............ Crescent ................. Spokane ............. Davenport. ............. Colonihia.. .......... Dayton.. .do.. Detroit. Piiget Sotind Dixie IhlllmlJia l)uck&lisl1. Puget SOUUr].
E& Soilnfl.. ,...do Ellensburg Yakima Ephrah ................. Colnmbis ............ Forks Coast Fort Simcoe Taliinla (:oat Lake.. (:old Basin .do. .............. Gold Creek Ysliima.. coldendnle Colunihin
Granlte Falls ,;11ler.. Columbia.. Hattoo.. .do.. IIiintsville. .do..
IrPne Monntnin.. do Kpnnewick .do.
];ions Yakima Knsmos ................. Coliinibia ............ La Center.. .................. do .............. 1.a Cmse.. ............. Palouse.. ........... 1,ake Clesliim.. ......... Yakima.. ........... T,ake Kachess do 1,nke Iieechehis.. .do.. I.ake Side.. ............. Colombia.. ......... r.aur$ .................. ___._d o .............. I.aurier ................. Kettle .............. Lester ................... Piiget Sound. ....... 1,one vrwe ............... I Coast.. ............. 1,ongmiws Springs.. ... I Puget Sound.. ...... I.& Creek.. ........... .I Colunihia.. .......... I,urerne.. ......I. .do..
McCumbers Ranch.. do. IfottinKer. .I. .do.
Mount Pleasant .I Const.. Mosce.. I Yakima.. N e w y t ... :. .......... .I Pend Owille.. ...... Nort Head ............ Coast ...............
.........
... ....... ...
\\ ood-Yalal.. ......
..... ......... TJ'n Frills.. ............ Upper Snake ........ !. ....................
Psyette..
.............
Il'ushington.
nlainr.. .................... .a0 ...............
Rre1nermll... ........... piiget sound.. ........ ................ .......... ........ ............ ............... .......... ........... ...... ................ ................ .................. ............
................... ............ ................. ........ ................... ........... ............ ....... ............ ................ .............. .............
................... ................. ............. .............. ............ ....... .................. .............. ........... .............. ........... ............ ........
Piiget Sound..
................. .......... .................... ............ .................
Pii~ct Sound
.............. ............ ................ ................. .............. Kettle Falls.. ................ .do.. ........... .I ................... .............
................ .............. ........... .............
......... ... ............. ......... ............. ............. ... ............. ........ ............. ............ ................
......... Northport ............... I Columhia.. Norlh Yakima. ......... I Ysklms. ............. Nutland.. ... ...........I Columbia.. .......... Odessa.. ...................... do.. ............ 01g3.. Puget Sound.. Ol\vnpia.. .do. OIilnk.. .................. olranogan.. .......... Oroville.. ................... .do.. ............. Peola.. ................. Snake ............... Pomeroy.. .................. .do .............. Port Crescent ............ Coast.. .............
.................. ....... .................. .............
Port Townsend. ........ .I Puget Sound.. ......
294 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE 2.-Daily preripitation for February, 1911. District No. 1J-Continued.
FEBRUARY, 19 1 1
.............. . .................... ............. .. ...............
Idaho-Continued. iLateIIo.. Upper Snake.. .....I pqdar.. .do..
Porthill.. Upper C'olunnbia.. powers Ranch.. ........ Boise.. .............. pvle creek .............. Pavette.. ......... ..I
Rhttlesnake Creek.. .... Boise.. ........... ..I Richfield ................ Wood-bfalafl ~<oseworth.. ............ Upper Snake.. ...... ~iose~>erry ............... pavette.. .......... .I: ](uby creek.. ........... Boise.. ............. Rr] rt.. ............... Upper Suake.. ...... St. garies ............... U 1ner C'olumhis .... ................. ..............
Sandpoiot. ............. Vpper C'olunibia.
Ljalnlon s3Aon Salmoll River Dam.. 1lplier snake..
Sleep HIII. ............. noise.. ............. Shosllone.. ............. \\ood-Malad ......... Silver ('itv.. ............ Owvhee.. ........... Smith p&uie.. ......... Roise.. .............. smith Ranger Station. .. Upper Colnmbia. .... fSoldjer Crwk ............ spirit Lake.. ........... Upper Colombia. .... Springfield. ............. Uppcr Snake.. ....... Sugar 11 .................... .do.. ............. SllnnysiJe. ............. hliddle Snake.. ...... ~~i o,j blountain.. ..)
vemon.. .do. .I .
\\rsllwe.. ............... Upper Columbia.. ... \Vendell.. ............... I\. ood-bhlad.. ........
Aberdeen ............... C03St ................ .insort=. .............. Puget Bound.. ...... Baker.. ..................... .do.. ............. nellinrhain. ................ .do.. ............. Ilellinglisin (near) ........... .do.. .............
Blt.,qett.. ............... Wenatchec.. ........ I
nre\rster Columhia.. ~~l n l p i n g Lake.. Yakinis.. CShil1ere \venatchee (..pdar River.. Puget Sollnd.. t*ntr:ali3 Comt
('leallll ................ > akinia.. ........... rIlelley BpokanC
(-learl,mok. ............. pliget Soiind.. ...... ~!~l[ax.. ................. Paloiise. ............. Col\-iue ................. Columbia ........... Conconllllp .............. Okanogan ............ Crescent ................. Spokane ............. Davenport. ............. Colonihia.. .......... Dayton.. .do.. Detroit. Piiget Sotind Dixie IhlllmlJia l)uck&lisl1. Puget SOUUr].
E& Soilnfl.. ,...do Ellensburg Yakima Ephrah ................. Colnmbis ............ Forks Coast Fort Simcoe Taliinla (:oat Lake.. (:old Basin .do. .............. Gold Creek Ysliima.. coldendnle Colunihin
Granlte Falls ,;11ler.. Columbia.. Hattoo.. .do.. IIiintsville. .do..
IrPne Monntnin.. do Kpnnewick .do.
];ions Yakima Knsmos ................. Coliinibia ............ La Center.. .................. do .............. 1.a Cmse.. ............. Palouse.. ........... 1,ake Clesliim.. ......... Yakima.. ........... T,ake Kachess do 1,nke Iieechehis.. .do.. I.ake Side.. ............. Colombia.. ......... r.aur$ .................. ___._d o .............. I.aurier ................. Kettle .............. Lester ................... Piiget Sound. ....... 1,one vrwe ............... I Coast.. ............. 1,ongmiws Springs.. ... I Puget Sound.. ...... I.& Creek.. ........... .I Colunihia.. .......... I,urerne.. ......I. .do..
McCumbers Ranch.. do. IfottinKer. .I. .do.
Mount Pleasant .I Const.. Mosce.. I Yakima.. N e w y t ... :. .......... .I Pend Owille.. ...... Nort Head ............ Coast ...............
.........
... ....... ...
\\ ood-Yalal.. ......
..... ......... TJ'n Frills.. ............ Upper Snake ........ !. ....................
Psyette..
.............
Il'ushington.
nlainr.. .................... .a0 ...............
Rre1nermll... ........... piiget sound.. ........ ................ .......... ........ ............ ............... .......... ........... ...... ................ ................ .................. ............
................... ............ ................. ........ ................... ........... ............ ....... ............ ................ .............. .............
................... ................. ............. .............. ............ ....... .................. .............. ........... .............. ........... ............ ........
Piiget Sound..
................. .......... .................... ............ .................
Pii~ct Sound
.............. ............ ................ ................. .............. Kettle Falls.. ................ .do.. ........... .I ................... .............
................ .............. ........... .............
......... ... ............. ......... ............. ............. ... ............. ........ ............. ............ ................
......... Northport ............... I Columhia.. Norlh Yakima. ......... I Ysklms. ............. Nutland.. ... ...........I Columbia.. .......... Odessa.. ...................... do.. ............ 01g3.. Puget Sound.. Ol\vnpia.. .do. OIilnk.. .................. olranogan.. .......... Oroville.. ................... .do.. ............. Peola.. ................. Snake ............... Pomeroy.. .................. .do .............. Port Crescent ............ Coast.. .............
.................. ....... .................. .............
Port Townsend. ........ .I Puget Sound.. ......
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. FEBRUARY, 1911
TABLE ,".-Daily precipitation for February, 1911. D.isfrict No. W-Continued.
--
Day of month.
River basins. ..
Rogue.. ............ .. John Day.. snake.. ........... ... .... .35 .... ... ___.do .............. .... .... Columbia.. ......... ....... ... Umpqua. ........... ........... Deschutes.. ........ .. .... ...........
.... do.. ......... ...I .O1 .45;. ....... .... ........ ......... ..... .!. .... ..
Stations.
Orgoll-Continued. cmts Pnas ............ Grsss Valley. .......... Greenhorn ............. Gumboot.. ............ Gurdane.. ............. Happ Home ..........
Haeledell .............. Headworks. ........... Heppner ............... Hermiston.. ........... Hilgmle.. .............. Hood River ............. Hoover. ................ Howanlville Station ..... HimtinKton.. ........... Ibex Mine ............. Ironside ................. Jacksonville.. ........... Joseph.. ............... Kerby .................. Klamath Agency.. .... Klamath Falls. ........ La Urande ............. Lilyglen. ............... Luna Creek..
~~
...........
Hay &eek .............
........ ...... .................... I.... .... I.... .... .... ........... .... ............
.... ... .. .. ......... .... .... .. .. .... ......... .... ............ .10 ..... ................ .. .13. .?1 .... ........... ........ ' .30 ........ ........... ................ .... 3.05
.................... ............ .............. .... ........ .... .... ..... .... ................. ........ .... ................ .... ............ .... John Day.. ..... .... ....
Klamath.. ____d o Orande Ronde.
Rogue..
... .......... .UJ .... 1.Illi
McKenzir iridge ...... W'illamette ......... .... .... .... .... 4.51
McMinnville.. ............... do.. ............ .. ... 3.15
Long V@le{.,. Pitt..
1.07 .26.. .... 5.55
................. .19 .... ....... 2.15
............. .................. .... .... ........... .. ...... .. 3.49
.. .. .. 0 .5 ~
................ ........... ........ 1 .E
Mikkalo.. ............... John Day.. 0.32 Miller Prairie.. ......... Columbia.. ......... .EO.. .......... ............ .15 .... .70.. .. 3.35 Mirnmonte Farm.. ..... Willamette.. ....... .58.. ... .OB 2. 84
.... ............... .... ....
........ .. ........ ...... .... ...
......................... .. ..... ..........................
.......... ... ......................... ......... .. ... ........ .. .. .. Mount Angel.. .......... ....... .... .......... Mount Hood.. .......... ......... .......... .. ............ ........... ........... 1.75 Mountain Park.. ........... ................................... .. Mountain Ranch ........ ........ Musick.. ......... New rt.. ............. ............
Ochoco.. ............... ......... .. .......
................. ............. .. ... ....... ...
NortPBend..
O c h m Creek.. .do.. owyliee. Owyhee Paisley.. .......I SE. Drainage. pmdleton.. ............
~
Umatula.. ... ...... Persist.. ................ Rogue. .............. .... Pilot Rock.. ............ Umatilla.. .............. .... .................. ... ............ Pompeil.. .............. Columbia.. ......... .74 .40.. ........ T. .35l .57 . S2 .3 i T. .. ......... 10 T.
port Orlord.. ........... Caast.. ............ .2.10 .E ........ 10 IX .In .2 i .52 .14 ...... 7.
.... .............
........ ... ................ ...... ..........
.............. ....... ....
.. ........ ........ ........ ..........
.... . ... ........................ Portland.. .............. Willamette.. ....... 1.02.. ...... .03 .31; 0i .E .5 i .In .O1
P&. ................... Dfsrhutes.. ............. .l i .OS .of, 0. 4b
Power House.. ......... Walla Walla.. Prineville.. ............. Deschutas ........... ........ .... .07 .... ....
........ .. ............ ................ ........ ... ........................ ........ .............
Prospect.. .............. Rogue.. ............ ........ ... ....... Hamsey ................. Columbla.. .......... .......... R w e .. ................ John Dav.. ................. .... ....... Ray Creek.. ............ Coliunbia.. ............................ .. ... .. .. ........ Ileston.. ............... ........ ........ .... .. .! Umpqua.. .......... .2S .l? Richland. .............. i Snake.. ............................. Riverdale.. ............. Deschutes.. ................. .03 ...... .01 .... .......... .... ........
Rock Creek.. .......... .! Willmette.. ....................... ................ ..
Salem.. ................. .... ..... .... ..
.30 2.M
seneca.. Riskiyou.. Sisters. .2 i i .04 1.14
0.76
Roslnnd.. Desrhutes..
Sparta StaRord.. ............... lli .07 .i s .~i .................... T.I ................ a.17 Starke ................. .... .30 ........................ .?O
Sugar Freek... .......... ........ .......... .................... Summit ................. Willamette.. ....... .51 .OO ........ ... .34 ............ 4.4ti
Summit Preirie. ........ Deschutes ....................... Siisanrille.. ............ John Day. .......... .30.. ...... ....... .... ........ Tamarack .................... do.. ............ ........ The Dalles .............. Columbia. .......................... ....... .... .... ........ Tinroof Cabin.. ......... Umatilla.. ...... Toledo. ................. Coast.. ....... 5.10 Trask.. ...................... do.. ............ .................................... 9.46
Trout Creek.. ........... SE. Drainage. .............. :. .......... ............................................ Umstilla.. .............. Columbia.. ......................................... ........ .... .... .... Unity.. ................. Snake.. ............. T. ... _'. ....... .OR .10 ....... .0 3 --.. ............ ........ .... .... Vale.. .................. Malheur. ........... .13 T. ......... .03 .03 ....... .... .05 ............ .lU .I0 .... 1.10 T 0.48
Valley Falls ............. ...... T. .7S.. ...... .06 ........... T. T. T ......... .O F .O i ! .?? !.I S 1.92
\Vnllace Orchard.. ...... ....... .. .u..- ..................... .OG ................. 3.1117 Walloupa.. ............. ..... ....... .. .01 .m ........ .2 0 -.-. .01 .01 T. ........ 1.24 Wallows.. .................. .do.. ................ ....... .03 .U4 .la.... .... .lo .l o .05 .02 ............ 0.75
Wamic .................. Deschutes ................... ................ .I S .... ........ .1? .m.... .... 0.43 Warmspring.. .............. .do.. .................... I.. ............................ .10 ................ 0.%5
Waseo. ................. Columbia .0 1 .... ........................ .55 .05.... 0.4G WeJrhes.. .................. .do. ............. .50 !:::I 4.8; .GO
1 :::: 1 ......E ..... .... ........ .... ........ .07. .03 0.37 T. .l l i I Westfall Malheur Weston.. Walls Wallo.. .m .04..-.1.... I .Eo 2.45
Williams.. Rogue.. .40 .lo: I....!.... -.-.I 1.~0 Yonna. 1:::: ;.-.- ;.--. i....
..... .......... ....
Riverside.. ............ .: Nalheur.. .......... .10 .?O .... .10 ............ .... .of, ... ..
Roseburg.. ............. Umpqua.. .......... ....... ........ .04
.............. ......... .... ....
................ .............. ................ ....... ............ ......... ....................... .. ................. ....... ............ .. .......... .................... ... ........... .................. ......................................................
............
.... .....
Van ..................... T. ............ ....I.: ii ................ .... ____(___. .... 1.01;
....... ..... ............ .... ........ ................ ............... ...... .... ............ ............ ..... .............. .... ................. ................. ...... ... .. ........ .... ......... . T. ....I ::::I 0.50
I
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TABLE ~.-J ~L E ~~I L I I L wid i n i i ~i i n ~~i ~~ tt.inpcrrrfurcs tit sclertutl stntions for Ft-brctnry, 1911. District No. 12, Columbia Valley.
Date.
Montana.
Afton, Wyo I Galispell. Mlssoula.
I
Idaho.
-~ .........
Botspring. I Lewiston. Mackap.~~
21 ....! 34
9....; 31 z..: 35
"4 ....i 1 8
10 7 9 6
Nns..' 34.0 I 16.0 , 33.6 37.5 22.4 37. 8 10.0 19.5 I
23 25 25
1s 25
-15 -10 -10
3 4 2 3 4 -19 -15
Date.
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37 39 37 3s
11.8
4n
4n
-
-
[In.
.-
34 29 26
25 28
31 30 29 28
25
31 30 31 30 24
"4
29
30 2s
23
2G 2s
24 24
21; ?'
23 I2
i. 8
-
Has.
-
37 35 32 42 41
37 35 37 37 38
36 38 37 3s 33
3''
3 Y
3s 4s
44
4:2
3s 41
30
38
40
3s
37.2
4n
_.
lin
-
30 27 2s
33
H 36
s3
36 3c;
35 37 31
33 3l3 41 36 31
41 37 31 31i
35
33 31
31
4.4
30
4n 4n
-
Kax.
40 34 43 45 43
41 45 51 44 52
44 47 43 43 44
4 i 19
u 45 42
48
47
50
44 44 46 48
14.7
-
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ias. Min
I -. i Mas. I Min.
l ....I 39 I 30 I- -
biu
-
23 25
3 2 i
27
31 31 35
30 33
91
2s
28 35 31 2s
27
34 29 23
35
2s 3 i
29 20
0.6
28
30
30
tax.
-
40
31 34 3s 39
37 35 42 41 44
3s 37 3G 34 32
.w 31 34 49
40
4n
4n 41
24
37 34
34 39
17. n
[in.
-
31 11 23 23 30
2G 25 28
?(;
3?
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31 27 21
13
18 2s
L')
16
3
24 15 "1
"0 "4
17 20
3.2
30
-
37 33 3s 40
39
40
44
44 44 4G
44
43 44 40 40
41 4s 44 42 40
44
47 44
45
45 42 45 46
E. 4
411 I 35 39 ?1 an ! 13
I9 31
-.
41 39
-12
41 49 I" 47
4;
4s 39
44
43
41 i
43 50
53 51
44
51 5s
40
43 46 46 55
14.7
31 311 33
?P
32
32
3 32
31 25
an
45 44 45 43
41 i
44 3.; 37 39 41
44 40
43 42
34
43 39
39
39 40 43
41.3
....
4n
-
25 24 24 "1 24
27 25
23 24 2
?2
21 19
24
19
20 30
2.5
-2 19 12 16
0.91
....
31; 37
9s
35
31 39 33 35
I. 5
29s MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. FEBRUARY, 19 1 1
TABLE 3.-AXiniewn~ and sunintion temperatures at sckekd statioiu for Fcbrunry, 1911. Uislrict No. 12-Continued.
I
Wash.
Date.
Oregou.
- ___ ...
Hermiston. I Miyrshfield. 1 Portland.
~
Prineville. ! Roseburg. 'The Dalles. Vale. Ashland. j Baker. I Eugene. I G ~M Reach
_[ __
Kin. Max.
--
40 50 2ti 50 2s 51 30 4lj
34 47
33 4s 33 47 39 50 33 50 3s 52
34 53 3s s2 33 4 i
30 43
30 47
__
Kin.
-
4s
32 37 34 39
34
19
20
34 31
34 35 34 31 3?
3'
__
Uin.
-
40 31 27 34 35
32 30 9
32 .L"
35 30 37 I?
31
4" $2 33
31
9
-
6as
-
45 41 33
34
4U
40
I1 41;
.I2 4h
$2
41;
46
3 i
411
45
-- I Mln. ! Mar !
I 33 ..... '19 ..... 26 ..... 25 ..... 31 .....
29 .....
"li ..... "7 ..... 30 !.____ 37 I.____
I 39 I.....
35 ..... 29 .....
"li ..... 19 .....
--
Mln. M u
--
__.._ 51
..... 44
..... 46
..... 37
..... 45
.._.. 41
._.._ 44
._.._ 51
___._ 51
_____ 58
.._.. 52
..... 49
..... 45
..... 40
..... $2
..... 4s
..... 53
..... 52
.._.. 55
..... 50
11 so 11 57 1u 49
7 49
E 1 :a 3 45
-1 ; 45
____ 4 i .9
--
3;
.,:
11 1"
1!1
1 :1
't I
31
2s
lti
.>lJ
'Ili
1;
12,
1 .?
"I I
25
17 'I4
1.7
..- -.,
I
1!1
21
!T I I
45 37
w 44 .4 4
1. ..................... 2 . ..................... 3 . ..................... 4 ...................... 6 ......................
li ......................
s ......................
{I. .................... IU ......................
11 ...................... 12.. .................... 13 ...................... 14 ...................... 15.. ....................
lli.. .................... 17 ...................... 1% ...................... IS.. ....................
"U ......................
,_.________._______.___ 49 51 54 41:
4Y
47
52 51
49
49
52
.t 4
89
u 45
45
47 5'
4s
47
1s s4
51;
53 65
S i
I : 21 ...................... 1 44 I 2.5
......................... :E I 1s ...................... all I 11;
.*, I 34: 3
23 ...................... ! a.2
~
23 24 ............ ........., 3i ! 21
-1 ...................... 29 ! 1 3
?li
2s ...................... I 2s 11 i
-1;
.,-
47 Bii
51
4U
46
4 i $2
4 i
w. 0
-
2s
31 2G 2s
31
2s 25
23
PI. i
-
l i Means.. ............... i 40.0 I 2ti.3 7.9 I 29.7