344 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. MARCH, 191 1
CLIMATOLOGICAL DATA FOR MARCH, 1911.
DISTRICT No. 3, OHIO VALLEY.
FERDINAND J. WALZ, District Editor.
QENERAL SUMMARY.
The weather durin March, 1911, as is ty ical of the
were numerous general storms, and changes in the tem- erature and other atmospheric conditions were rapid, gequent, and often very decided. The range in .tern- perature was great, varying between 90°, registered at several stations on the 12th, and - 5" on the 5th and 16th. The most marked temperature features were the warm wave of the 10th-12th and the cold wave of the 15th-16th. Precipitation was frequent, almost daily over much of the northeastern portion of the district, but the total amounts for the month at the various stations were most1 below normal, although am le for d l purposes,
Snow occurred frequently, especially in the northern sections, but it did not amount to much, escept in Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Maryland. Thunder- storms were unusually numerous and general, hail attend- ing quite a few of them, and damaging sleet fell on several days. Fruit, particular1 peaches, cherries, and early
%strict from the cold wave of the nliddle of the nionth, due not on1 to tlie low tem erature attending the cold
diately preceding, putting the trees in their most vulner- able condition. The month as a whole, while cloudy, cold, and disagree- able in many sections, was not altogether unfavorable. There was ample sunshine in man parts, and there were
work. The soil for the most part was in good condition for working, and the frost being out of the ground early, even in the more northerly sections, plowing was finished by the close of the month, oats were sown, and gardens In Ohio the month was especially
favorable for the maple-sugar industry.
month, was esceeding 7 y blustery and changea t le. There
and t i e 7 soil for the most part was we1 P filled with moisture.
lums suffered considera t le injury in some parts of the
wave, but 3 so by reason of t P ie high temperature imme-
quite a number of escellent clays 9 or growth and outdoor
repared or planted.
TEMPERATURE.
The temperature averaged below normal over sections in the eastern half of the district and about normal or
slight1 above over central ancl wegtern sections, the line o P no departure dividing the distnct into two nearly .equal parts. The average temperature of the month ranged from 2" to 5" below normal over portions of West Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Maryland, and over tlie western sections from 1" to 3" above normal. In west- ern Pennsylvania, while minima were not unusual, the temperature averaged the lowest for any March, except one, during the last 10 or 12 yea1.s. The month o ened cold with minimum temperatures
day rangelfrom 2" to 11" below norma& After the considerabl beow f freezing, and the avera e of the 1st
morning of the 2d the temperature increased somewhat and was not far from noimal over most of the district during the week succeecling, escept that there were some very low temperatures in the mornings of one or two clitys, particularly in tlie upper portion of the Ohio valley. On the morning of the 5th minimuni teni- perittures of -2" to -5" were reported from one or more stations in the western portions of New York, Pennsylvania, and Maryland; 2' to 20" at niost stations in West Virginia and Ohio and southwestern Virginia; 15' to 3.5" in North Carolina, and 1s" to 30" in Kentucky snd Tennessee. During the 9tli-12th a warm wave prevailed, tlie daily temperatures aver:tging from 10" to
22" above nomial, ant1 on the 12th ~iiitsimu~li tenipera- tures of from 70" to 90" were registered in sections south of the Ohio River, including West Virginia. This warm wwe set vegetation growing rapidly and trees to buddin and blossoming; but it was followed on the 16th an< 17th by the coldest weather generally of tlie month, when unusually low temperatures for so late in the sea- son were ex eriencecl. On the 16th minimum tem-
portions of Pennsylvania and b aiyland, and at several stations in West Virginia; near zero in Ohio and at one station in southwestern Virginia; and generally below 20" in other parts of tlie district as far south as southern Tennessee ancl western North Carolina, while they ranged between SO" and 35" in tlie northern portions of Alabama and Geor in. Considerable damage was
frost, the iiiost estensive being re orted from the south-
were clrrniagecl the most. Apples seem not to have been hurt much, as the trees had not blossomed to any estent. During the rest of tlie month the temperature was decidedly variable and changes were ritpid and marked. From the 19th to the 22d unseasonably high temperatures prevailed; 23d and 24th, another cold wave; 25th to 37th, moderate temperatures; and, the 29th to 31st, freezing temperatures and unseasonably cold weather.
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peratures be P ow zero were re istered in tlie western
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done to fruit and vegeta B les by the low temperature and
ortion of Ohio and over J! ientucky and western Nort ern P i Cnrolina. Peaches, cherries, and early plums
PRECIPITATION.
Precipitation occurred almost daily over Ohio and the ea.stern portions of the district, but the daily amounts, as a rule, were not large and the totals for the month were soniewhat below the normal for March. Precipitation was frequent also in the other sections of the district, but the totals for the nionth were generally below normal, except over the Holston and Clinch River watersheds in Virginia, and at a few scattered stations 111 the mountain sections of West Virginia, eastern Tennessee and south- eastern Kentucky, where there were sl' kt excesses. Periods when DreciDitation was general an f considerable
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in amount were: 5th to Sth, 18th to 2Oth, and the last five or six days of the month. It was heavy over much of the district on the 6th, 7th, 8th, and 26th. The totals for the month ran to 6 inches over the upper watershed of the ancl Cheat Rivers, the southern ortion and over the upper
between 1 and 3 inches over the rest of the district. The smallest amount at any station in the district was 0.34 inch a t Loretto, Ky., and the largest 7.86 inches at Pickens, W. Va.
watershe K s of the Cuniberland and Tennessee Rivers, and
SNOWFALL.
Some snow fell during the month in all parts of the district, exce t in southwestern Tennessee and ilorthern
a trace to 28 inches. There were from 3 to 28 inches over western Pennsylvania, the latter amount being re- ortecl from Somerset on the Yougliogheny watershecl; from 20 to 23 inches in Garrett County, Mcl.; froni 4 to 9 inches in the higher elevations of West Virginia; ancl 3 to 17 inches over the wateisheds of the Mahoning, Mus- kingum, and up er portions of the Scioto Rivers in Ohio.
importance, only an occasional station re orthig as much
trict on the lst, 30th, and 31st. It was general over northern sections almost daily from the Stl to 7tli, in- clusive, and again on the 14th, 15th, and 16th. Snow did not remain on t,he ground long after any fall. The greatest amount on the ground at any one tinie was
trom 6 to 10 inches over the Allegheny and Biskeminitas watersheds from about the 6th to 10th. Sleet occurred in considerable quantit over various sections on the
sections on the 7th and 8th; in some portions of Hen- tucky on the 18th; and consiclerable in amount over Ohio on the 27th. On tlie 7th 4 inches of sleet fell a t Wytheville, Va., in a little over 12 hours.
Alabama. TR e total amounts for the month vaned from
Snowfall over t E e rest of the district was not of niuch
as 2 or 3 inches. Snow fell quite genera Y ly over the dis-
6th; it also was more or ry ess general in the more northerly
MISCELLANEOUS.
Thunderstorms occurred quite generally on the 5th, 6th, and 7th over Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana, and Illinois and locally in Virginia and North Carolina and a
few other portions of the district. The were again gen- eral on the 9th and loth, escept in In c r iana and Illinois, and on the 12th and 26th; and were more or less general on the 27th, 2Sth, and 39th, while there were scattered local thunderstornis on the 13th. Hail attended the thunderstornis in localities on the 7th, 9th, loth, 12th, 13th, 27th, 2Sth, ancl 29th. The hail in some instanc.es was rather severe and did considerable damage. Strong winds prevailed on a number of days, and they were notably high on the 15th, 17th, and 37th. On the 27th
a severe windstorm passed across the State of Ohio doing considerable damage to wires, trees, roofs, and frail builcl- ings. A number of timber fires were reported in Illinois. Rivers.-In Pennsylvania rivers remained at good stages during the entire month, while they were low for the season in West Virginia. At Parkersbur , W. Va.,
on record for March. The Cumberlancl and Tennessee Rivers and most of the other tributaries of the Ohio were at moderate stages during the month. There was a bi tide, however, in the upper reaches of the Cumberlan River in Kentucky, due to heavy rains of the 6th-8th in the mountain section. The tide, estimated at 45 feet,
the highest sta e of tlie Ohio River cluring t 7 ie month,
12.8 feet on t 5 e 31st, is the lowest masinium stage
i
enabled the lumber mills in that region to secure a large supply of saw logs. The stages in the upper reaches of the Wabash and tributaries were coniparatively low throughout the month and fluctuated but little. Mod- erate stages were attained in the lower stretches of the White and Wabash Rivers near the middle of the month, but there was a general decline after that time and low water obtained at the close of the month.
A PALL OF DARKNESS, AT LOUISVILLE, KY., AND
SURROUNDING DISTRICTS, BY FERDINAND J. WALZ,
SECTION DIRECTOR.
7, shortly aft.er 8 o'clock, a
rolled over Louisville, Ky., surrouncling count in darkness a few feet away cou 7 d not be dis-
tin iishect and birds and chickens went back to roost. It r jegan growing Clark about 7.55 a. m., but about 8.05 a. ni. an unusually black and low-liangino cloud waa observed coming rapidly out of the west. ?his cloud in
a few minutes conipletely enveloped tlie city, and dark- ness incxeasecl until a t 8.15 a. m., when it was densest, it was as black as night. A41>out 8.20 a. ni. it began to clear in the northwest and in a few minutes the dark cloud had disappeared in the east. Rain had been falling in varyin amounts, never more
passage of the dark cloud it increased to a considerable downpour and was attencled by hail, a few flashes of lidibning, but very little thuncler, and a wind squall. TYie latter lasted only about three minutes, 8.15 to 8.18
a. ni.? and reached a masiniuni velocity of about 60 miles per hour. Tlie barometer had been falling steadily since 1 a. m., the clecline being about 0.36 inch from 1 a. m. to 8. a. m., but when the black cloud struck there was a sudden rise of nearly 0.25 inch ancl an almost e ually sudden
7 a. m. read 29.41 inches, at 8.16 a. m. 29.64 inches, and at 8.30 a. m. 29.42 inches, marking a change in pressure of nearly 0.50 inch in one-half hour. There was a fall in temperature of about 4 degrees. The winds were from the ea.st up to S.10 a. m., when they backed quickly to the northwest with the squall, but at 8.25 a. m. they veered to northeast and continued from that direction during the rest of the day. The intense blackness ancl generally oniinous appear- ance of the storm spread terror throu hout the city,
having been visited by a clevastating tornado in March, 1890, when 76 people lost their lives. Also, hap ening at the tinie of clay it did, hundreds of school cgldren were on their way to school and &rents were wild with
streets men and women ran wildly to escape the im ending
to pelt them, many ran away, residents generally were terrorizecl, ancl for a short half hour confusion reigned.
An investigation of the general weather conditions obtaining March 7 shows that at 7 a. m., central standard time, a barometric disturbance of moderate gradient cov- ered the central Mississi pi Valley. Tlie area of disturb
the minor axis about 450 miles in nearly a north and south direction. The circumference of the ellipse was formed by the closed isobar of 30.1 inches. There were two distinct centers of low pressure, one about SpringGeld,
than moclerately heavy, since mi f night, but during the
fall with its passing away. The station 1 arometer at
augmented no doubt by the fact of t %I 's commumty
apprehension for tlie safety of t P ieir children. On the
storm, horses were frightened, and, when tlie ha1 f began
ance was elli tical in siape, 7 about 650 mi Y es in nearly an east and west direction and the major axis extending
MARCH, 1911.
30.2 30.4
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
.-Climatologicul data for March, 1911. District No. S, Ohio Valley.
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Chas. E. Whltney. B. 0. Newton.
John W. Alles.
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J. 8. Hinerman. S. H. Templeton. U. 8. Engineer. H. C. Bartholomew. J. A. Miller. E. T. Buchanan. Grant Pvle F. E. Dkok Mrs. Anna R. Rirtner. James 0. Kramer. A. M. Orr. R. W. Wehrle. E, C. Lorentz R. T. MrCowan.
Murray Forbes. U. 8. Weather Bureau. J G. A ple. VG. H. !toner. W. M. Schrork. Wm. Hunt. Anna Simpson.
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- 3.9
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8. P. Specht. J. 8. Miller. R. E. Weber.
574 2,440 622 2. ,563
1,471 567 900 5w 612 544
879
985
510
2, m e&5
1,033 7c4 967 2,109
1, 640
w 634 2,252
6 s 1.m2 1.192 2,785
553
904 2,469 674 639 919 710 839 3,207
1,500
1,325 824
615 600
3%
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738
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James Rlll. John A. Ewart.
SoolRk'Rastern Ry. A. A. Damall. Van A. Zevely. G. W. Sherwood. R. C. Hewes. J. Y. Reed. L? T. Perry. J:J. Lincoln. U. 8. Weather Bureau. 8. Glenn Fleming. Jolm Holt. John W. Snider. Arthur Geor r. B. I,avenf&, C. E. L. H. Rutchinson.
Bancroft. .............. Beckle ................ Bens rfun .............. Bluefield.. ............. Buckhannon.. ......... Cairo.. ................. Central Station ......... Charleston. ............ Creston. ............... Cuba.. ................. Elkhorn.. ............. Elkins ................. Fairmont .............. Glenville.. ............. Gralton. ............... Green Sulphur Springs. Hlnton ................. Huntlngton.. .......... Lewlsburg ............. Log an... ............... Lost Creek ............. Madison. .............. Mannington.. .......... Marlinton. ............. Morgmtown. .......... Moundsville. ........... New Cumberland.. .... New Martinsville ...... : NuttalIbiirE.. .......... Parkersburg. ........... Parsons.. .............. Philippi.. .............. Pickens s... ............ Pineville ............... Point Pleasant ......... Powellton.. ............ Princeton.. ............ Robertaburg.. ......... Ryan.. ................ Smlthfleld ............. Spencer.. .............. suttrm ................. Terra Alta ............. Unlou .................. Valler Fork ............ Webiter Springs. ...... Wellsb urg... ........... Weston.. .............. Wheellng .............. Willlamson.. ..........
Ohio.
Wm. Ankmn. MISS Donna Tully. D. 8. Weather Bureau. 1. w. swisher. 1. D. Dadisman. Dr. I. L. Cunningham. W. V. Banter. W. D. Holmes. Morris HsosIord. E. Scott. E. P. Turley. Wm. E. Ryan. 3. M. Whlsler. A. Y. McKown. !. E. F Bailghman. Dodge.
~&II Clark. Miss Blanche Pierson.
p. H. Hamrlck. i.. P. Waugh. . Miss C. M. Dsvls. Miss M. B. Forsyth. 1. F. Keyser.
F. W. Gibson. 3. Id. Painter. hry L. Lane. Miss Mary Elllott. Barry B. MccOnnell. Jsmuel Mehaffey. Benry F. PLnhrosl.
9162!2-114
Tuscarawas ....... Stark ............. Morrow.. ......... Ross .............. Hamilton.. ....... Pickaaay ......... Monroe ............ Franklin.. ........ Coshocton.. ....... Monteonierv ...... Dela\tare..: ....... Belmont.. ........ Tusrarawss.. .....
Portage.. ......... Llcking. .......... _.._do ............. Adams.. .......... L'olumblana ....... Darke ............. Highland.. ....... Lawrence ......... Butler. ........... Hardln ............ Holmes.. ......... Fairfield .......... MOT?. .......... Was ington ....... Marion.. .......... Knox.. ........... Perry ............. Columbiana.. ..... Coshocton ......... Jefferson.. ........ Stark.. ........... Columbiana.. ..... Franklin.. ........ 1.icLing. .......... Adams.. .......... Muskingum.. ..... Miami. ............ Clark .............. Rcloto.. ........... Marion.. .......... Wa e ............ Ricgnd .......... Shelby ............ Perr ............. rlarP .............. Noble.. ........... Meics.. ........... Gallia.. __. _. . __ _.. Cham ai ........ TruniEuR.. ..... Pike .............. Warren ........... Wavne.. .......... Mahoning ......... Muskingum.. .....
RIXS ..............
W k .............. Montgomerv. ..... Tazewell.. ......... Lee ............... Grayson _____ ._ __ __ Wythe.. ..........
Smyth.. .......... Wythe ............ Washington ....... Montgomery.. .... Scott .............. Wythe ............
R ~~s ?l l ............
Mltcbell.. ......... Cherokee. ......... Buncombe.. ...... Avery.. .......... Transylvsnia.. ... Swain.. ........... Jackson.. ......... Hendemon.. ...... Maron.. .......... Madlson.. ........
1 1: 010
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2.?3 2.E8 1.~50 1.773 1.221 2,293
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MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE l.-Clinuctological data for March, 1911. Di&ict No. 3-ConDinued.
MARCH, 191 1
Gtations.
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d
GI
0
0
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1s 28 16
Y
40
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33 2 30 14 23 1 19 2 i
29
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32
23
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18 16 28 19 1 16 1 18 80 1 19 19 28 12 17 5 1 18 43
2s
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8 15 10 10 11 15 16 10 14 9
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Observers.
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Ohio -Continued.
Canal Dover.. ........ Canton.. .............. Cardington.. .......... ChiUkothe.. .......... clncmnstl.. ........... Clrcleville.. ........... Clari ton ..........
Coshocton.. ........... Dyton.. ............. De aware. ............ Demos.. .............. Dennlson 8.. .......... Frankfurt.. ........... Garrettsville .......... Granville.. ............ Gratiot 5.. ............ Green.. ............... Green €€ Ill.. .......... Greenvllle.. ........... Hillsborn .............. Ironton.. ............. Jacksonburn. .........
cQ&%US.: :. .........
26.8 - 2.1 3i.2 + .I
36.2 - 2.1
Ed, 8. Slingluff.
.... 43.2 40. I
40.0 3s 3
...... + .4 - 1.5
.9 ...... -
I. S. W. Courtrlght. Col. 6. Tschappat. U. 8. Weather Bureau. Mrs. Ada Jedries. Mrs. Edith L. Boyer. Prof. L. L. Hudson. J. T. Dysart. Water bupply CQ. O A Cor s.'M.. Lutter.
........... 40.0 - .3 3i.6 - 3.3 37.5 - 2.1
Dr. L. E. Davis. W. B. Longstreth. W. F. Iienyon. Jos. E. Bentley. Oeo. A. Katzenberwr. 30.0
40.4 44.9 39. t j
35.8 36.1 40.1 8. tl
41.8 3 s 4 30.0 3s 6 34.3 3s. s 3G. 8 33.8 34. 4 35.6 3 i . 4 40. 6
3s. 5
+ .2
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+ 1.4
+ .3
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+ .9 - 1.6 - 3.5 - 4 .i
+ .4
- 2.3
- 4.4 - 4.4
- .a - 3.0
- 3.0
-
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Carev H. Roush. - Jamhs Bull. Dr. J. B. cjwsley. N. 1. Martin. Lloyd C. Ychonauer. R. L. Renshaw. C. €1. Morris. Prof. T. D. Biscoe. Dr. E. H. Raffensperger. L. 11. Burgess. V. C. Ereland.
~~~ ~~
Kenton. .. .-. .......... Killbuck. ............. Lancaster.. ........... McConnebville.. ...... Marletta. ............. Yarlon.. .............. Milfordton.. .......... Mllllgan 5.. ........... Mlll rt ............... Nellc.. ............... New Alexandrla. ..... New Berlin.. ......... New Waterford.. ..... Ohlo State University. Pataskah.. ........... Peebles ................ Phiio (1) .............. Piq ua... .............. Flattsburpi . :. ......... Portsmou h .......... Prospect. ............. Rittmm.. ............ Shenandoah.. ......... Sidney. ............... Somerset.. ............ 6pr i n g fl e 1 d ............ Summerfield.. ........ S racuse .............. Tgurman ............. Urbana.. ............. W m n . .............. Waverly .............. Waynesville. .......... Wooster. .............. Youngstown. ......... Zanesville. ............
Virginia.
Big Stone Gap. __ __ __. Blacksburg.. .......... Burkea Garden ..__. ._. Elk Knob ............. Galax.. ............... Ivanhoe.. ............. Lebanon.. ............ Marion.. .............. Max Meadows ......... Mendota. ............. Radfo rd... ............ S eers Ferry .......... $y theville. ...........
Nwfh Carolina.
Altapaes 0 ............. Andrew.. ............ Ashevllle ............. Banners Elk _____ __. _.
J . N. Ridenour. Ora 0 Smal!ev. L. C. Burckhohr. Harrv L. Roherts. F. E: Stewart. Dr.. A. A. Schlrrmann. Neil J. Gast. J. n. Gish. T. B. Arnett. Hamline B. Blake. Miss M. W. C. Sheridan. W. A. Webster. H. R. McClintock. E. 0 . Campbell. D. D. Thomas. Prof. J. H. Williams. Y. D. YcCorkle. Hemnann A. Lorbwh. Charles Michener. Ex eriment Station. G: !A. Patton. S. G. Sprague.
............ u.0 1- 2.3 43.1 - 2.0
45. G
40. G
35.2 44.7
40.4 44. s 42.3 42.0
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John W. Fox ST.
AWI. Experi&nt Sta. C . H. Greever. Henry Nicoll. E. C. Williams. Miss Alice 0. Jewett. R. W. Swain. Southwestern State Hospltnl. James M. Graham. Frank M. Barker. Arthur Roberts. Mrs. L. E. Venable. U 8. Weather Bureau
....... ......... 9 w. 13 sw. 8 I sw. 13 I w.
... I ...... .........
I
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......... 11 , nw.
C. C. & 0. Railway. J. D. Llnk. U. 8. Weather Bureau. T. L. Lowe. W. E. Breeae. D. K. Colllns. F. H. Brown. Dr. L. B. Morse. T. 0. Harbison. P. A. Garner. Prof. E. J. Johnson. M. L. Church. J ~M C. Midyett. B. C. Hawkins. Judge J. C. L. Gudgr.
.... 49.3 45.6 39.4 46.8
...... ...... + .7
- 2.5 ......
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47.8 1- 1.5
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... I ...... 7 I nw. 9 w. 18 I w.
xlnas.. ......... Ashe.. ............ Madison.. ........ Cherokee.. ........ Macon. ........... Haywood. ........ I
Marshall.. ............ Mu h .............. Roc? douse.. ........ Waynesville.. ........
..........
45.4 - 2.0 46.4 ---I.---.- - 3.2
......... 4 nw. 11 I BW.
MARCH, 1911.
18 2
23 24
1 20 21 22 24
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE 1.-Climatological data for March, 1911. Dbtrict No. S-Continued.
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16 44 19 36
.............. 16 43 16 33 10 41 10 40 10 50 10 43 16 42
351
1.30 1.71
1.83 1.1s 1.54
1.29
1.00 1.69 0.w 0.45
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11 29 27 1 17 14 '2s
29
32 26 5 14 18 27 11 8 14 14 32 4s 23
7 15 15 16 2 21 14
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9 16 25 14 1
15 P 40 2
16
8 23 7 27 15 14 40 21 4 1s 4 14 26 23 27 5 15 5 21 8 14 23 8 I 14 10 14
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3 8 22 21
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Jackson ........... M o r y ........... Lau erdale ....... Marshall.. ........ Madlson.. ........ Colbert.. ......... Jackeon.. ......... Colbert. ..........
Maury ............ Polk .............. Creme.. .................. Sullivan. ................ Pickett.. ......... Smith.. ........... Robertson ........
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573 563 5S0 5 3 3tiO 652
4S8
7% 880
1.028 500 625
1.10 1 .P 1.20 1.36 1.10 .70 .75 .89 .51 .74 1.69 .80 1.70 1.62 1.31 1.12 .70 1.08 1.60 1.06 1.20 1.42 .65 1.41 1.23
1.00 1.00 .94 1.14
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.86 .70 1 .w .74 1.30 .99
.W3 1.01 1.27 1.14 1.47
.67
1.04 1.35 .71 1.46 1.44 .60 1.01 1.00 1.34 1.54
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Clay .............. Chester.. ......... Bradley ........... Hamilton ......... Montgomery.. ....
4w 400 709 808 530 Anderson. ......... Jefferson. ................ Mei s .............
Stewart ........... Sequatchee ........ Carter.. ........... Cumberland. - -. ._ Rutherford ........ Williamson.. ..... Rutherford.. Roane ............ Lewls ............. Lawrence ......... Jefferson.. ............... Washington.. ..... Humphrey.% ...... Roane.. ................. =ox ............. Wilson.. .......... Marshall .......... Overton .......... Loudon ........... Giles. ............. Monroe. ................. Warren.. ......... Blount.. .......... Johnson ........... Davldson ......... Cocke.. ........... Scott.. ............ Bedford ........... Hickman. ............... Perry ............. Hawkins.. ........ Mary::: :... .... Har in ....... Sevler. ................... Franklin.. ........ White.. .......... Claiborne.. ....... Henrv.. .......... Claihbme ................ Coffee.. ........... White ............ Wayne. ........... Henderson ........ Sumner.. ......... Lincoln ...........
DicEson ...........
800
€50
st^ 500 72R 1.575 1.850 560 648
811
983 OOO
1.667
364
977 522 727
1.OOO 816 770
1,011 1,050
2.4% 654 1.280 1,215 770
400 1.150 1,410 442
2. OOO 9% 1.0.5s 3i7
1,Oi5 909 753 400 650
850
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20 10
21
16 41 15 I 43
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Clinton .................. Jefkrson.. ........ Nelson.. .......... Lee ...............
Mo 637 650
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16 13 9
15 13 11 11 11 13 8 11 14 14 15 10 15 8 7 8 6 16 12
0
18 5 11 13 8 14 9 15 10 7 10 8
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Precipltatlon, in inches. Temperature, in degrees Fahrenheit.
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.... 54.2 54.4 54.0 53.8 53.0
w. 2 53.7
52.0 50.3
50.3 51.9 51.9
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51.1
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52.0 52. ?
46.6 51. 6 50.2
49.7 52. 4
45.4 52.7
49.0 51.4 52.8 50.4
52.0
51.3 50.6 43.4 50.8 4s. 2
52.2 51.6 54.7 4i. 0
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86
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85 82
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81 82
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81 87 87 83
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2.93 2.34 2.81 3.27
2.05
2.85 2.34 1.86
2.50 2.90 5.15 4.56 2.90 3.49 3.03 3.20 2.01 3.19 2.79 1.92 5.50 5.76 2.92 2.82
1.24 2.58 4.55 5.90 2.75 2.81 2.47 5.29 4.01
5.02 3.55 1.05 4.58 3.99 3.23 2.53 2.79 3. Bs 3.85 3. I
2.99 4.33 6.73 2.22
4.99 3.84 2. os 2.93 2.62 5.36 6.09 2.45
3.54 5.33 1.53 5. s2 2.90
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Tmncssee.
Ashwood.. ........... Benton.. ............. Birds Bridge .......... Blue Clty ............. Byrdstown.. ......... Carth e .............. Cedar%lll. ........... Celina.. ............... Center Point.. ........ Charleston ............ Chattanooga.. ........ Clarksville ............ Clinton.. ............. Dandridge.. .......... Decatur.. ............. Dickson.. ............. Dover.. ............... Dunlap.. ............. Elizabethton.. ........ Erasmus.. ............ Florence.. ............ Franklin.. ............ Halls Hill ............ Harriman. ............ Hohenwsld ........... Iron Clty.. ........... Jefferson Clty. ........ Johnson Clty .......... Johnsonvllle .......... Kingston.. ........... Kno.rville. ............ LebFon .............. Lewubnrg.. .......... Llvlngston.. .......... Loudon.. ............. L nnvllle ............. d cGh ee... ............ McYinnville .......... Maryville ............. Mountain Clty ........ Nashville. ............ Newport.. ............ New River ............ Palmetto.. ........... Pinewood.. ...........
Ernie J. Moore. K. A. Caldwell. Samuel Moore.
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Mrs. J. W. Fleming. G. L. Williams. D. B. George. 1. W. Fisher.
k'hZ. %Ling. J. F. Ruffln. 9. B. Anderson. H. H. Bailey. 1. T. Weeks. U. S.Weather Bureau. Prof. James A. Lyou. John Thompson. J. E. Swann. J . W. Lillard. N. R. Sugg. A.M. Tlp It. 5. B. Boys. Chas M n . E. Bo 8. d Ashley.
Erastus P. Bell. F J H d e Ed.'F. &r&ht. Robert R. A m . John Lutzelman. k t. H. P. Seavy. C. b alvin Maddox. Ward Crosb Kiss Salk ZMatthews. H. Crumhliss. U. S. Weather Bureau. Logan Flelds.
Livingston Academy. Robert W. Clark. Col. J. H. Burrow. MISS .411ce L. Headrlck. J. T. Sparkman. Mrs. Sam T. Broyles.
f : Bureau. Dr. C. T. Burnett. Burl W. Buttram. Mrs. Ross Woods. Miss Carrie Cash Miss Bessle Howard. Fred Beal. 3. G. Wilson. W. F. Bell. A. 0. Eckel. A:H. Noll. E. H. Hull. Mrs. Lucy E. Breeding. H. A. Boden. 1. C. Car.
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Kentwkp.
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MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE l.-Climatological datu for March, 1911. Dishkt No. 8-Continued.
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Kenlucky--Continued.
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stations. Counties.
Metealf ..........
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- 1.00
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- 2.02
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.45 .40 1.04 .13 .81 .54 1.25 1.85 1.14 .37 1.40 .6n 1.35 .94 .50 .42 .93 .50
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44.8 45.3 50.3 45.2
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44.98
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Wllllamstown 85.. .....
Indiana.
W&lamsburg 88.. .....
Owen ............ McCracken ....... Johnson. ......... Pike ............. Madison.. ....... Hardin .......... Kenton.. ........ Boyle.. .......... Shelby .......... S#guyy.. ........
Grant.. .......... .........
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48.4 + .a 44.8 1 - 1.8
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Evansville.. ........... Farrnersburg ........... Farmland .............. Greenfield .............. Greensburg ............ Huntlngburg ........... Huntington ............ Indlanapolts ........... Jeffersonvllle ........... Judyvllle ............... Kokomo.. ............. Lafayette .............. Logansport ............. Madison ................ Marengo. .............. Marl on... .............. bfauyg, ................ Mont cello .............. moo re^ Hill.. .......... Mount Vernon ......... Pa011 ................... Prlnceton.. ............ Rlchmond ............. Rochester. ............. Rockrille .............. Rome.. ................ lalamonla ............. Salem ................. Scottaburg ............. Seymour ............... Shelbyvllle ............. Shoals.. ............... Tern Haute ........... Veedmbwg.. ......... Vevay ................. Mnmnea ............. Washington. ............ Whitestown ........... Wlnona Lake.. ........ Worthlngtpn.. .........
f&%biig: : 1 : Sullivsn .......... Randol h ........ Hancoci. ........ Decatur .......... Dubois ........... HuntJngtm.. .... Marion ........... Clark ............. Warren .......... Howard.. ........ Tlppecanoe ...... Cass .............. Jeffeerson.. ....... Crawford.. ....... Grant.. .......... Rush ............. WhlW ............ Dearborn .........
Parke ............ Perry.. .......... J~J .............. ashlngton ...... Scott ............. Jackson .......... Shelby ........... Martln.. ......... VIgO.. ........... Fountain ........ Switzerland ...... Knoz ............ Daviass .......... Boom ........... Koselusko.. ..... Oreene.. .........
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Miss Lee Ra ~r s . Katie &me. J. V. Oldham. Miss Gertrude Sorrell. J. H. Roberts. J. E. Newman. L. C. Alcorn. Miss Lulu Wood. W. F. Randle. John W J. E.%tone. P' gott.
U. 8. Weather Bureau. Loretto Academ U. S. Westher 2-u. B. C. ParLvh. Mrs. Mary D. Marsh. B. H. Perkins. James O'Connell. Nenr S Berry. J. T. b i k e r . 8. A. Fowler. R. L. AtklumI. I. M. Williams. J. W. Cmke. Bethlehem Academy. E. B. Wilson. W. E. Grubbs. C. R. Burnett. E. D. Bourne. Noble C. Jones. Yrs. Sarah E. Carter.
W. H. Stanton. Robt. E. Ray. Earl E. Ramsey. C. Tom F. R. Hole. Johnston.
Charles Lemberger. JohnA Perr H. T. *win&. P. H. Bums. 1,. A HI glnbotham. E. E: Ke%o, M. D. U. 8. Weather Bureau. Maurica Yenger. W. J. Davlswn. Prof. W. C. Goble. Chas. H. Ewlng. H. Dufendach. Chas. MrGrew. Sectton Center. John C. Loomis. Dale R. Warrlck. P. H. Robertson. Wm. J. Jones. jr. Chas. Massena. Dr. J. Cooprider. J. M. Johnson. James F. Hood. Elwood Klrkwood J. E. Loughry. W S Bi ey
Slim G. R A r d . Jsmes A. Gillum. Albert Mills. Walter Vassler. cf. P. Kelth. Dr. W. N. Wlrt. Adam Anspach. Chas. V. Skinner. Emmet 8. Allen. Frank H. Park. J. Robt. BlaIr. Edgrrr G. Hodson. Oliver H. Greist. Prof. R. G. Gillum. L. A. Culver, jr. Miss Frederlca Boerner. Garrett v. List. John Clyde T. 0. Harris. Lailghner.
Rev. Albert A. Young. D. W. Solllday.
MARCH, 1911.
Counties.
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE l.-Clinaatolo~l data for March, 1911. D&ric.! No. 3-Continued.
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45 37 45
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80 831
77 75 73 75 76 77 76 75 73
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.I 5.0 T. 1.0 6.0 4.3 .o T. T.
T. T.
T. T. T.
T.
.... 0
.-
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.3
-
-
a
j u 3
14
4 -
.. 11 13 P
a 17 17 17 1s
16 1s 11 14 17 15 15 17 16 1s S
..I
-
-
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E;
3:
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4 -
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5 ti 5
4 6 8 5 9
S
6 3 4 4 20
..
-
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$1
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. .97 . .97 . 1.20 . 1.16 . 2.10
. 2.17 . 2.39
, 2.4s
, .s9
, 2. $3
, 2.59 . 2 .3
, 1.79
, .53
' .83
' .70 1.5"
, 1.1s
......
.....
......
stations. Observers.
H -
2.31 2.31 1.93 3.03 3.00 1. I 3.13 2.29 1.51 4.15 1. s3 1.78 3.10 2.33 2.41 2.09 3.1s
2.60
1.74 2.07 1.85
Illinoh.
Alblon.. .............. Charleston. ........... Danville.. ............ Equalit .............. F a m i d . ............. Flora.. ............... Golconda. ............ Hoopeston ............ M c L e an sb o ro .......... Martinsvilie. ........... Mount Carmel ......... New Burnslde.. ....... hey. ................. piestiie.. .... -:. ...... arlS.-*.. .............. Philo.. ................ Rantoul ............... Robinson.. ............ sumner 0.. ............ Tuseola.. .............. Urbana 0.. ............
B. F. Mlchels. Jacob B. Daisy. A. T. Lemon. Dr. L. W. Gordon. Geo. A. Tmmly. Jos. 8. Peak.
531 720 601 431 495 495
500
715 462 630
4%
556 4s6
500
600 m 768
500
459
64l 725
43.4 t 1.0 42.4 + 1.0 11.8 ' f 1.5 48.0 I- 1.3 46.1 + .5 45.6 !+ 2.4 46.6 + 1.7 39.6 I ....... 47. Od, + 2.2
Edwards ..__. ._. __ Coles.. ............ Vermilion. ........ Gallath.. ......... Wayne ............ Clay. ............. Pope. ............. Vermilion. ........ Hamilton.. ....... Clark.. ........... Wabash.. ......... Johnson.. ......... Rirhland ......... Crawford.. ........ Edg ar... .......... Champaign. ...... .. ..do.. .......... Crawford.. ........ Lawrence. ........ Douglas.. ......... Champaign. ......
...... n. nw. n. nw. nw.
W.
W.
8.
.....
n. e.
se.
nw. nw. nw.
nw. n. n.
sw.
W.
............ 44.8 !- 2.2
45.9 !+ :7
4R.W + 5 Oeo. Harris. - Victor E. Phillips. Duane Shaw. H. P. Twyman. €I. A. Burr. Wm. Breiner. A. P. Woodworth.
0. A. Fyffe. E. W. Lester. Prof. J. G. Mosier.
z 4 + 1;s 41.0 I .O
N.0 .+ .8
45.2 I- .7
M.8 I+ .8
4 5 .3 ' ....... 39.9 - 1.1 39.6 .......
*, b, 0, etc., indicate. respectively, 1,2. 3, etc.. days misslng from the record.
* Precipitation Included in that of the next measurement.
t Also on other dates.
+I Temperature extremes are from observed readings of the dry bulb; means are computed from observed readings.
f Separate dates of falls not recorded. Data are from standard instruments not supplled by the U. 8. Weather Bureau. Instruments are read in the morning; the maximum temperature then read is charged to the preceding day, on which it almost always occurs. Estimated by observer. Precl itation for the 24 hours endinR on the morning when it is measured. Prec$itatlon is less than 0.01 inch rain or melted snow.
354 MONTKLY WEATHER REVIEW. MARCH, 191 1
TABLE Z.-Daily precipitation for March, 1911. District No. 3, Oirio Valley.
stations.
New l'ork.
Alleghanv ......... Bollvar ............. Olean.. ...........
Pcnnsglmaniu.
Aleppo.. .......... Baldwin.. ......... Beaver Dam11 .... Bradford. ......... Bmkville.. ....... California.. ........ Clarion. ........... Claysville.. ........ Confluencel ...... Davis Island Dam11 gm%;$tion.. ...
FreeportllI;:.:: 1:: Greensboro1 11 ..... Greensburg. ....... Greenville.. ....... Grove Citv.. ...... Herr's Island Dam! Indiana ............ Irwin.. ............ Johnstown ......... Lock No. 411.-- __. L yclppns. ......... Parkers Laudingi! Pittshrg.. ........ Baegerstown.. ..... Saltsburglll ....... Skidmore.. ........ Somerset. ......... S ringdalell I ...... &iontown.. ...... Warren ............ West Newton11 ...
Maryland.
Deer Park ......... Qmntaville.. ...... Oakland.. .........
Neat Virginin.
Bancroft 11 ........ Becklee ........... Bern un ......... Bluefield. ......... Brandonville 1 u.. . Buclihannon ...... Cairo. ............. Central Statlon.. .. Charleston I I ...... Creston 11 ......... Cubs.. ............ Davis 11.. ......... Elizabeth 1111. ...... Elkhorn.. ......... Elkins. ............ Falrmont I alenville /I :I::: 1: Grafton ............ Green Sulphur Spl Hinton 11 ......... Huntington 1 .... Lewisburg.. ....... Logan ............. Lost Creek.. ...... Manningtou. ...... Marllnton ......... Morgantown.. ..... Moundaville ....... New Cumberland., New Martinsrille. ,
Nuttallburg.. ..... Parkemburg. ...... Parsons.. .......... Phllippi.. ......... Plrkens ........... Point Pleasant 11 11 . Powellton. ........ Princeton. ........ Robertsburg In._.. Rowlesburg MI.-.-. Ryan.. ............ St. Marys I I ....... Smlthfleld I I.. .... Spencer 11 1.. ....... Button ............. Terra A h ......... Union. ............
Webster Springs.. . Wellsbur Weston lf:::::: 1:: Wheeling I I ....... Williamaon 11.. ...
Valley Fork .......
Stations. Watershed.
Ohio.
Amasville .......... Ohio .......
~
.~
Bangorville.. ....... Muskin um Bellefontaine. ...... I Great dam Rladensburg ........ Muskingum Cadis.. ... -1. ....... Ohio.. ..... Cambridge .......... Muskingum Cam Demnison .... Ohio ....... Waf Dover.. ...... Muskineuin
Virginia. i
Big Stone Gap ...... Blacksburg.. Burkes Garden E lk Knob.. ........ Galax.. ........... .I Ivsnhoe. .......... .!
Lebanon. I Marion.. ........... Max Meadows. ..... I Mendota.. ......... Radford ............ 8 rs Ferry ....... IGevieVille.. .......
.......
i
.....
..........
Tennem.. Iianawha.. Tennessee..
.... .do ..... Iianawhn.. .... .do. .... Tennessee.. .... .do.. ... Kanawha.. Tennessee. - Kanawha.. Tennessee. Kanawhn..
'North Gkrolina.
Altapasa ........... Tennessee.. Andrews.. ............. .do. .... Asheville.. ............. .do. .... B a n n e ~ Elk ........ i.. .. .do. ....
Br n City 1. .......... do.. ... Cugwhos.. .......... .-.do. .... Hendersonville ......... .do.. ... Hlghlands.. ............. do ..... Hot Sprlngs: ............ do.. ... Jeffeerson ............ 0. Kanawh
Bmvard.. ......... -1.. .-.do.. ...
....
~ ~
Marshall ............ Tennessee.. Mu h 11 do Roc? douse.. ...... .I Savannah.. Waynesvllley 1. _____I Tennessee..
............... .....
Georgia.
Diamond ........... Tennessea. Lafayette.. ............... do.. ...
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. 355
TABLE 2.-Daily precipitation for March, 1911. District No. 8-Continued.
Day of month. I
356 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE 2.-Daily precipitation for March, 1911. Distriet No. 8-Continued.
MARCH, 1911
stations.
Brldgeportll ...... Decaturi 1. - -. -. -. .
Madison.. ......... Rivertonll ........ Bcottsboro.. .......
ESE3iiii. :
Tuseumbiall ......
Tenwaee.
Ashwood .......... Benton.. .......... Blrds Brld 01 Bluff Cityf -.I: 1: Byrdstown.. ...... .........
Celinaly7; '." .-. .-. .- ........
Center omt ...... Charlestonl I ....... Chattanooga.. ..... clarksvule... ...... ClIntonJl.. ........ Dandri gel1 ....... Decatur. .......... Dlckson. .......... Dover ............. Dunlap ............ ElIzabethtonUI .... Erssmus ........... Florence.. ..........
Kingstonll ......... Knoxville. ......... Lebanon ............ .......... ........ ...........
....... Maryville ........... Mountain Clty ...... Nashville.. ......... Newport11 ......... New River[[ ....... Palmetto.. ......... Pinewood.. ........ Pope.. ............. Rogmvllle 11.. .... Rugby.. ........... Savannah .......... Seviemille.. ........ Sewanee.. .......... aparta.. ........... Sprlngdak.. ....... Sprhgvllle ......... Tasewell I I .. ....... Tullahoma ......... Walling 11 .......... Waynesboro.. ...... Wildersville.. ...... worsham u p ........ Yukon.. ...........
Kfnluek#.
Aloha. ............. Adchorage. ......... Bardstown BeattyvjlleYh;-: ::I: : Beaver Dam I...... Berea. ............... Rowlinr! Greenll I.. .
Falmoutli.. ........ Farmers.. .......... Frankfort. ......... Franklln. .......... Greensburg!
.......
.........
~
I Day of month. I
.... T. .34 .05 .W T. .... .... ....... ................ Kentucky ... .18 .OS ............ .... T. .... .13 .16 .... Green ....... T. ........ .... Kentucky ... .05 ............ Green.. ..... I .30 Cumberland .13 ............ .. .... T. ............ .... ................ ........ .20
........ ........ ............... .. .. .... .. .. ....... .. .... ........ .... .15
.E ............ T. T. T. .IN .01 ........ ....
............ ................ ....
............ ............ .... .... ............ .... .... ............ ....
4. !a 2.17 1.51 3.76
1.83 1.35 1.92
4.93 1.50 3. st 3.10
4.01
2.65 3.36 2.42
3.53 2.16 2.49 1.82 1.85 1.20
1.72 2.31 Lexlngtw __._. . ___.
~~
hretto... .......... 8alt .... ... .... .... ....... .. ....... Louisville. ......... Ohio. ....... ........ .... MarIon.. ............... do.. .... ........
........ .... .... ........ .... ... ....
MARCH. 1911 . MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW . 357
TABLE %Daily precipitation for March. 1911 . District No . $-Continued .
Kenluckky--Contd .
Owensboroll .......
Scott ... :: .......... Shelbv Citv ........ Shelb~vlUhl~ ....... Ta IorsvIlle ........ w i$ iamsburgl I ..... Willimstown ......
Indiana .
Anderson ..........
Attic8 .............. 13 Bloomington ....... West Fork, 04 White .
Bluffton ........... Butlerville .........
Cambridge City .... Colmbus ..........
Connersrille ........ Crawfordsville ...... Delphi ............. Em nence ..........
........
Wabash ..................... East Fork. ................ 19 White . I I 1 1 '.'-.I Rhitewater ................ .I .... East Fork ..................... White . 1 I 1 I 1 1 Whitewater ..................... \VZlkJWh ......................... ..... do ...................... I
West Fork, .... 1'. ........ 1.T:
Ohio ........ T ............. 15
Wabash ................. ...., . 4b
West Fork 0 01 White . .
Whlte . I . : ............. I...
. 04 .... 32 ............ . 511 .971.. ..I.... I .... I ....
. 30 .
. .. . 20 . 80 ................ . 19 30 . 21 ............ . aji.Oal____ I .... 1 .... 1 ....
Evansville ......... Farniershurg ....... Fanilland ..........
. 08 . 2B .... I ......... 01
. &* . S i ................. .... .tis ................
Qreenfleld .......... East Fork T ................
Greenshurg
Huntington T Indianapdis .......
......
Huntlnghurg .......
Jeff ersonvllle ....... Judyville ........... Iiokomo ........... Lafayette .......... Iaginsport ......... Madison ............ Marengo ........... Marion ............. bf8UZY .............
.. ...... Ohio ........I. 02 ............I \\;abash .................... I
05 . 19
02 . 01
..... do ...................... T .. 09
..... do .......... T .............. 13
.... .do ........................... 10 Ohlo ............................ 1.17
..... do ...... T . :40 ............. 2 i Wahash ...................... 10 . 05'
East Fork. ............ T .. 20 . 21
\\-bite.
. 75
. Q
. 55
......
Montlcello .......... Wahash MooresHlll ........ Ohlo .... Mount Vernon 12 Pa011 ............... .. Princeton .......... Wabssh .... ....... ....... ..I.. .. Richmond ......... Whitewater ..... T ..... T .. Rochester .......... Wabash Rockville .............. do ......................... Rome .............. Ohio ......... 04
Salamonia .......... Wabash ..................... T .. ... Salem .............. Ohio ........................ T .. ... Scottsburg ......... East Fork .................. 35
Seymour .............. .do ......................... 31
Shelbyville ............ .do ......................... 53
Shoals ................. .do Tern Haute ........ Wabssh ...................... 32 ..... ...... .I ... Veedersburg .......... ..do.. ...................... T .. Vevay .............. Ohio ............................ 1.10 .75
Vlncennes .......... Wabash .......................... Washington ........ West Fork, ................................
.............
Whlte .
.. Whi+s ....A_.
W h I t f ~t o ~n ........ I.. ..do.. .......... T .............. 21 . 25 . 5 i ... .I ... .I ... WlnonaLake ....... Wahash ......... T ..... T ...... 03 .E ................ ................. 05 . 14 . 85 ............... Worthfngton ....... West Fork.
I !I
White . Illinois . I
Albion .............. Wabssh ........ .I ..... ::I. ...... .I ... .I ... .I Charleston .............. d 0. .... 18 . 20 . i 5 .... .E . 03 . I
Eq,uaIitj-.- ......... Ohio ........ .3 .............. 29 T .. ?S ...................... . . .. Fa de1 ........... Wabssh 21 04 52 Flora .................. .do ......................... O i .... .55
Golconda ........... Ohio ......... 14 ............. 23 . 11 . 43 Hoopeston .......... Wahash ...................... 0!3 .... .S7 #. ....... ....... McLeansboro ....... Ohio ................................. 4'1 ....... .I ....... Martinsville ........ Wabash ...................... 75 .... 1.00 ....... .I ....... Mount Carmel 11. ..... .do ......... 10 .... ...... New Burnside ...... Ohio olney .............. Wahssh ....... Palestine .............. .do Paris 11 .............. ..do.. Philo .................. .do Rantoul ................ do ..... Rohlnson .............. .do ... Sumner ................ .do Tuscola ................. do Urban8 ................ .do 05
........... Danville ............... .do ........... .I. : ........
Day of month .
..
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 P 24/25 26 27 28 3 30 31 I ................. - ..... .
1.41
3.63 1.54 2.55
4.04
4.48 1.65 3.54 1.60 1.73 1.88
5.05 2.92
2.01
1 .fa 4.06
1.61 3.62
3.27
3.80
3.07 1.94
1.90 2. G l
1.26 2.13 1.92
0.99
2.?2
1.53 2.89
2.31
2.55
1.45 1.70
1.57 3.74 2.86
1.53 3.61
1 .so
2.15
1.74
1.40 3.01 1.74
1.86 1.25
1.64 2.51
3.52
3.27 3.15
2.88 1.84 3.10 2.20
9.63
1.58 2.57
.....
3.m
.....
.....
..... 2.31
1.89
2.03 2.00 1.62 ?.13 2.29
1.51 4.15 1.83 1.78 2.10 2.33 2.41 2.09 2.18 2. BO 1.74 2.07
1.85
-
358 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW . &RC€ t. 191 1
TABLE 3.-Mm'mum and minhum temperatures for March. 1911 . District No . 3. Ohio Valley .
Os I
I Pennsylvania .
71
West Virginia .
1 .... 2 .... 3 .... 4 .... 5 ....
6 .... 7 .... 8 .... 9-.-. 10 ....
Ohio .
.
Maw .
40
36 36 37 38
36 31 45 55 49
Date . Oreenville .
I-
biax .
3s 41 56 53 53
52
I 13 G5 G2
73 79 65
50
53
55 I 51 63
Pittsbug .
Min .
.-
4 2 i
33 35 1s
12 35 31
L%
41
30 54 42 40 2 ?.
2 9 9 15 40 2S 37
Charleston .
62 07 35
Elkhorn .
33 34 25
Elkins .
3s 53 53 52
Q lensille
! n 34
Hunting-
ton $5 .
32 27
Morgan- town .
40 45
Parliers- burg .
14 .... 15 ....
10 .... 17 .... 18 .... 19 ....
Wheeling
BJ .
4G 40
25 43 41 48
Canton .
21 .... 22 .... 23 .... 24 .... 25 ....
;Incinnatl . Columbua
5s 55 36 31 57
Dayton .
3 i
w)
52 71 44 39 39 33
21 17
31 315 2Q 26 2 i
. 23
245 .... 27 .... 2s .... 29 .... 30 .... 31 ....
Mns ..
55 63 34 3s 41
I
44.1 -
51 50 45
34
~
55 I 50 35 45
-.
43 51 Q
ti7 54
l i s til li2
lio
70
71; 83 i 2 62 61
46
&?
E& B" 5'2
74
4 1 ,
60 63
55 04 67 57 51 61
i2.5
. .
57
31; 34 32 47 39
52 49 45 40
50
4s 5s
4s 45 30
21 32 4s 4s
4lj
4li
50
35
44
47 49 41 40 38 32
42.3
4n
._
.4p 77
1 .... 2 .... 3 .... 4 .... 5 ....
6 .... 7 .... 8 .... 9. ... ' 10 ....
40 41 47 42 40
4?
33 48 63 63
11 .... 12 .... 13 .... 14 ....
63 81 55 50 40 31 31
21 30 49
46 53 52
41 81 48
16 .... 17 .... 18 .... 19 .... 20 ....
21 .... 22 .... 23 .... 24 .... 25 ....
20 .... 27 .... 2s .... 29 .... 30 .... 31 ....
Mns ..
37
4s
46
55 58
G9 6s 55
48 65
65 56 35 41 40 38
49.7 --
.
Hin .
.
30 33 30 3s 24
.I2 40 31 29
48
37 54 43 45
% ?.
13
40 3s 35
35 43 30 24
2s
44 50
35 3s 35 30
6 .5
0.3
..
d
.
. ...
.
dir
.
3 29 33 3 17
27 25 P 31 3G
29 39 33 33 12
5 18 33 30 35
33 34 25 2.4 2%
42 27 27 29 29 23
1.4
.
. .
.
Min .
25 31 32 30 22
32 3 26 29
38
35 39 34 2G
16
11
23 31 31
36
29
36 24 20 27
46 33
33 31 29
28.4
.
m
.
. .
.
Uin
23 I 33 I
14
15 % 3;
27 44
25 54 1 31 3)
3 15 3(i 30 37
30 50 %! 19 ?2
39 39 D 27 3''
25
1 . 1
.
.
. ..
.
Uin
.
I 29 31
;;
27 37 32 I 30
33 37 41 41 3s
12 15 27
3.5
34
30 31 30 22
25
27 50 33 34 33 I
1.0
.
.
dlr
.
23
51 3s B
22
34 39 31 I
40
33 44 41 41 15
10 19 34 31 40
32 3s 29 24
2s
45 3s 33 34 3" 30
.. 7
.
.
fir
.
24 3 31 30 17
19 D
3 I
45
2%
20 37 3s 35
6 11 19 2s 32
29 34 29 22 ?2
27 34 27 27
34 25
i . 5
.
. .
__
Min . -
17 2# 21 22
7
27 19 14 14 27
19 37 27 24
14
5 7 30 23 31
24 33 23 17 21
?s 34
24j
27 27 21
22.7
.
. .
.
bit
24
33 26 21
29 29 24 31 36
33 38 34 32 8
7 2 32 31 3G
30 31 25 23
23
44
2s
z? 31 29
28
I . 7
.
32
.
. . . .
....
Yar .
-
40 44 59 59 56
50
59
GG w
74 82
so 51 55
40 57 57 56
63
6s 70
co 44 66
€6
70 56 55 45 .I?
58 . 4
-
- - ..
.
Mas .
.
3s 36
lil'
4s 47
47 45 43 til ti2
Ijg
70 5 i .I?
45
n 50 51 4s w
li2
67 50 39
ti0
55
lis 39 43 40 30
50.4
.
.
bid2 .
.
40 $3
54 41 51
47 39 41
GI
59
70 73 50 I
4.3
29 54 55 55
5s
(5 ti7 38 41 GI
2
46 13 43 39
51.2
.
....
.
Max . .
44 41 53 44 48
4s 35 50 50
G3
7u 70 81 46 40
42
53
4 i
54 Q
ti9
I%
40 4s
50
09 69
40
45 40
51.8
36
.
..... ...
.
Mar . .
41 40 43 42 38
4G 32 49 59 58
60 59 59 42 39
25 44 48 54 59
64 55 36 44
62
54 59 33 3s 40 I
47.0
.
. ..
.
Max .
.
43 M . 5s 47 50
51 40 42 67 G2
70 70 50
2
3" 57 55 61 I
7"
64
45 4G Gs
5s 5s 52 47 40 43
53.5
.
... _-
.
Yax .
.
43 44
55 44 46
45
31 46 G4 5s
63
65 57 47 43
31 52 53 Go Go
cis 61 55 37 55
55 53 44
45 41 40
50.7
.
..
~3 x . j Min
I ..
Mln .
-
24 25 30 I 14
30 '3
I
23 34
24
' 49 M
38 13
2
0
2s
B 3s
Mas . -
33 33 4Y 44 50
4ci
33 42
62
57
I 74 54 41 52
20 50 53 49 57
dax . -
40 45 59 47 55
50 44
4U 67 G3
i 5
80 4s 49 53
35 5 i 5u 5s ti5
23 27 30 22 1s
29 3 27 32 34
a0
40 37 3ti 11
4
17 34 32 37
37
20
27
40 29 47 30 27 24
17.8
:
.
.. ....
37 38
.I(i
3G 40
44 32 44 56 55
Go
Gli 54 42
45
21 50 51 48 51
60 65 34 33 Go
57 66 33 41 40 35
IG . 4
.
. .
33 243
35 31 30 30 45
35 55
45
35 33
7 15 17 41 38
37 44
23
43 45 32 34 30 20
3% 1
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.
._ .
54 54
4U
Go
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so 57 51 53
44
50
55 52 61
rii
: 57 I
61
6s 65 55
5G 45 48
i5.1
.
._ -
37 34
a 33 45
42
41 36 37 16
13 24 35 36 43
35 35 3 25 32
46 33 31 39 30 31 .
45 34 43
63 5ti
63 62 54 40 41
25 50 47 56 57
6s 58
3G 41 63
54 58
38 43 38 37 . _ .
54.8 1.0 47.9
I ..
Ohlo . Virginla . Tennessee .
Date./ Marlon .
. _-
Chntts- uooga . Waverly . Vytheville Johnson City . Nashvllle. Palmetto . Wanes- born .
Blg Stone Gap . sparta .
Kax . Mln
.
din
.
30
40 42 34
5G
45 41 41 53
4s 50 42 42 25
20 3'2 43 44
41
43
44
36 32 41
49 45 41 40 34 31
30
..
a . 8
.
.
bin
32 31 30 42 32
50 55 I" 40 47
44 62 43 3s 32
19 30 41 45 35
41 54 34 27 40
4a 47 35 40 36 27
3.4
.
.
.
.
dln .
27 27 21 24 19
3 40 34 25
28
32 38 40 40 26
12 16 28 3s 23
3
29 27 18 22
26 42 29 33 35 26
!a5
.
..
..
.
Kin . .
31 27 39 21 36
35
28 99 27 43
32 53 3 s 35 23
10 18 34 27 34
41 36 27
18 32
29
9 35 32 27
IO . 3
3n
.
.
.
Un .
27 25
2s 32 20
38 29 25 22 40
34 36 36 32 19
11 30 35 40
$2
31 40 29 26 29
42 36 36 2s 26
11.2
.
4n
..
.
M U .
.
31
2s 25
43 43 39 34 36
36 40 49 45 33
15 23 24 43 32
31 37 33 25 26
46 51 33 38 34 30
34.8
% ..
.
_-
.
din
33 33 32 41 33
46 50 40 37 49
42
48 47 45 26
19 27
46
45
.
40
4?
45 36 31 35
44 46 40 42
35 90
3.9
.
.
.
bin
_.
33
2s 28 40 41
61 62 43 44 45
.
biin . .
19 37 32
25 17
32 24 36 29 35
30 37 29 24
17
5 15 30 27 34
30 3s 23 18 26
43 27 33 27 30 25
17.0
.
.
.
Yln .
.
3s 35 31 29 31
47 59 45
45 43
45 5s 48 38 45
23 25 29 29 40
42 4s 37 3 s 45
50 55 54 35 42 35
10 . 7
...
.
Max .
.
47 45 62 51
53
41 43 41 G2
66
76 78 53 49 42
35
5?
56 59
65
7s ti5 51 49 47
42
40 45 41 38 34
51.8
...
-
__
uax
37 45 57 57 4s
50
50
53 Go
64
70 79 74 54 55
39 5 i 54 51
G5
71 71 59
53
64
59 52 63 57 44 40
56.5
.
.
.
_-
lax.
38 35 51 52
4G
54 45 35 52 59
61 78 61 42 52
31
5? 4s 50
Go
69 1:9 46 49 57
47 65 55 46 4n 39
il . 2
-
....
-
.
Yax
39 42 56 58 49
57
50
54 56 G3
65 83 67
50
60
36 54 Yi
53 63
7" 73 52 57 54
48 67 59 51 42 43
55.8
.
..
.
dax
.
41 52
(ig
72 G9
73 80 (;5 78
75
85 86 50 70 G5
85
L ?.
GS
IS
i 3
..
-> 4 I
L 13
59
Gs
Ijg
65 67 54 63
Gs 70
i7.8
..
-
.
Yar
45 47
w 61 57
52
45 $2 I
67
71
so ti5 62
56
46 63
51 52 65
71 65 51 55
56 67 61 4s 44
i7.3
.
ris
40 -.
.
.
Kax
.
I 50
ljo
64 54
61
58 57 61 67
8 81 67 57 59
40 G3 5"
58 70
72
75 51 54 Bo
53 66 63 54 46 46
i9.1 _-
.
.
dax
.
37
50
ti5 59
63
A7 76 59 ti3
6s
82 84 50 61 51
39
59
73
75 72 55 57 66
63 63
05
61 49 52
il . 9
r j
..
.
.
Kax
.
3s 53
ti5 65 56
73 77 66 tis 70
82 86 72 63 GO
44
58 08 64
75
79 75 62 65 67
60 62 67 60 55 61
i5 . 0
.
.
.
Hax
.
3s 50 Go 64 65
74 76 65 70 71
86 85 70 61 59
45 fx 55
63 73
77 75 65 61 65
70 64
6s E 62 67
i5.6
.
.
.
Uax
.
40 51 64 54 53
54 Bo 47 67 69
..
dln
.
31 9 31 32 24
31 41 37 29 30
36 42 51 43 40
17 17 22 M 43
33
3s 33 23 25
39 37 36 39 37 29
3.5
...
Yln .
-I- 33 38 32 35 29
41 33 33
2s 42
38 40 43 37 24
14 211 44
44 44
39 50 33 27 30
41 42 39 38 31 I
33 32 24
38 29
40 50 41 3s 43
42 63 45 42 30
19 25 4s 9
a
35 50 34 28 33
49 49 30 40 35 26
1.4
.
.
41 48 04 62 55
E 74
(i2
c$
82
s3 75 58 56
41 A7 59
60 69
78 75 62 63 67
55 61 G6 59 51 52
i? . 7
ri5
35.3
...
MAEOH. 1911 . MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW .
TABLE 3.-Maximum and mininunz temperatures for March. 1911 . Di&ict No . S-Continued .
Date .
359
Philo. N . tz,h
Kentucky .
65 I 69 48
46
3s
5 5 6
.
..
1 .... 2 .... 3 .... 4 .... 5 ....
36 58 e8 60 57
6 .... 7 .... 8 .... 9 .... 10 ....
I1 .... 12 .... 13 .... 14 .... 15 ....
16 .... 17 .... 18 .... 19 .... 20 ....
21 .... 22 .... 23 .... 24 .... 25 ....
al .... 27 .... I .... 29 .... 30 .... 31 ....
Mns ..
67 75 60 67 73
84 62 47
G3
51
43
o(I
60 69 75
80 7ti 57 63
i 3
63 70 64 42 46 46
62.5 -
-~
Indlana
..
Kokomo . Eubank . #E Louisville . Butler- ville . Indianap olis . worthlng. ton . R o c M e
.
Idin .
.
27
28 30 32
28
30 42 35 32 3 i
42 43 40 35 35
13 13 32 39
30 49 ?S 23 25
34 44 30 31 31i s i
E . 41
....
-
-
.
Kin .
.
29 33 36 34 30
41 38 33 35 4.9
45 43 3s 42 19
16 31 36 41 41
40 39 31 28 35
46 39 33 42 34 33
15.7
.
..
.
Lh
.
21 I 29 37
M
34 25 12 31 35
38 34
?ti 24 16
11 11 30 30 34
34 3s 21 18
25
43 25 92
3' 28 26
L 6
.
. .
.
MIX
.
23 27 29 30 25
38 3% 27 35 36
43 35 31 2s
1s
11 2 i 30 33 35
40 40 25 24 33
44 28 I
30 30 28
1 3
.
_-
.
Max .
.
40 45 57 50 45
50 40 45 65 8
71 73 46 57 47
33 53 55 63
65
72
70 47 46 65
55
tis 55 51 43 45
53.9
.
.
.
dl1
.
26 29 I 30 26
3s 35 I
31 37
41 42 35 37 24
10 25 32 33 37
35 38 24 21 31
43 34 27 29 29 2 i
. 0
.
..
.
Mill . .
32 26 35 30 31
3G 44 32 34 40
40 37 3s 39 35
I8 21 38 36 33
35 66 33
2.3 33
43 41 2s 38 35 3
34 9
.
..
.
M h .
.
27 2s 29
29 11
31 37 33 2s
I
35 36 3s 39 35
11 13 39 30 36
28 L3
27 22
24
.
t i 1
.
20
32 I
41 47 37 34 43
34 3s 44 40 33
15 I6
35 31 30
30 32 31 21 2s
37 40 3s 35 37 34
?9
$
.
.
.
til1
.
I 3a 34 35 32
43 40 34 30 45
40 40 3s 41
?o
19 33 33 42 41
44 42 34 30 37
4.9 35 34 40 34 31
i 2
.
.
.
Lir
.
2.5
30 38 27 25
36 30 26 33 39
42 36 32 31 14
12 2s 33 36
38
42 33 27 2G 31
43 30 26 35 31 29
. 0
.
....
.
Kin
.
25 28 21 32 2s
42 37 2s
36 39
45 40 34 38 33
12
28 32 32 34
31 45 26
21 32
45 33
?5
41 31
28
2.2
.
.
.
dill .
.
27 !28 30 33 30
40 40 35 34 38
40 55 42 40 36
16 30 42 42 37
35 50 30 27 33
45 30 39 3a 2 i 29
15.4
.
.
.
tax .
.
35 49 63 55 61
64 71
69 77 69
50 44 46 60 46
41 63 52 68 73
79 72 55 60 76
67 55
6s 59 44 44
%9
.
.
.
Kill.
.
a0 26 25 28 24
35 31 a5 34
35
39 33 27 25 17
9 26 24 31 34
33 39 23 17 23
44 27 27 34 30 ?7
!8 . 0
.
.
. .
.
n 30 31 31 I
41 35 31 31 45
42 41 37 40 17
13 27 34 40 37
43 35 36 24 32
44 35 28 36 29 29
32.8
.
.
.
Max .
.
44 47 81 50 56
59 4ti 47 citi 65
so 75 45
.w 45
36 til 57 63 66
75 70 47 50
70
60 59 62
52 42 42
56.6
..
.....
.
Yax
.
4G 48 62 50 56
49 41 45 i o 63
75 77 47 55 55
36 ti0 52
c-3 05
75 69
41 52 i 3
57 64 59 57 42
43
i6.6
.
.
.
Lax,
.
36 50 62 46 58
56 64 55 63 69
i o 7s 4s 5G
55
41 04 54 58 68
76 i 5 55 59
os
.
Max . .
3G 46 59 46 60
61 e2 61 72 63
%2 72 4s 56 44
36 G3 54 63
I
74 67 48 52 69
61 59 64 5G
40 41
5G.9
.
.
.
Max .
.
39 42 55 42 44
46 39 43 67 57
ti7 69 52 56 43
31 53 43 56 00
71 53 43 45 65
55 55 50 47
3lj
43
i a 7
.
._ .
.
Max .
35 41 42 42 40
41 36 39
ti2 59
65 69 4s 54 46
30 5"
47 55
58
72 64 43 47 66
55 54 45 42 37 41
I9 . 4
.
.
...
__
Max
34 3s 43 43 43
42 38 44 50 50
86
66 53 45 45
30 49 50
46 53
61 61 41 41 56
56 54 50 40 40 33
17.7
.
.
..
__ .
YlX
43 46 60 49 43
50
43 54 61 62
75 73 52 57 50
36 59 51 61 65
74 64 50 50 68
61 56 56 54 43
46
5 2
.
.
....
.
Yax
.
40 44
55 43 44
44 43
53
67 56
67 61 49 57
35 57 47 53 65
75 60 49 52 66
54 53 52 45 37
43
il . 9 .
..
Max .
.
36 44 57 45 52
52 50 43 63 ti0
73 77 43 49 45
33 cio 53 59 G3
71 66 42 45 66
55 57
5s
50 37 3s
3 .0
.
..
5.q
I
50 53
54
69 52 62 64
76
so 43 53 50
37 62 50
68
i 3 Bs 47 52 67
55 59 62 46 44 42
......
27 45 32 32 35 2s . 3a o 57 . l a
-