370 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
CLIMATOLOGICAL DATA FOR IURCH, 19 1 1
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DISTRICT NO. 5, UPPER MISSISSIPPI VALLEY .
GEO. M. CHAPPEL, District Editor.
GENERAL SUMMARY.
March, l f t l l , wzs in some respects siniilar to hfarch, 1910, but the points of similarity were not, as well marked or tis estreme as those of last 'year. Tlie temperature
WAS above nncl the precipitation below the nornial ; the iiniount of snowfall N ~S less t.lian usual ancl there wits nn escess of sunshine, ancl as a whole the Inst nionth was
escept that tlie ~i n d niovenient was above the ttvera e
nornial than they were in the same month last Reports from all parts of the upper hississippi d?g show that the wenther was favorable for all kinds of out- door o erations; and, while the teniperntiire was con-
especially during the last decide, to ret!tnrtl the grnwt,h of vegetat,ion and prevent the clevelopnient of fruit buds except in the estrenie southern portion of the district. As a result,the fruit cropis in less claiiper of injui.;v by cold weather thitt may possibly come within the next few weeks than it wcts a t tlie close of arch, 1 ~~1 0 , wlien sev- eral kinds of fruit trees were in full blooni t i s fnr north as northern Iown. The snow that, was on the grountl in the
northern section of tlie district itt the end of Febiriitry melted grnduitlly, m c l most of the moisture tlirrefroiii
WBS :kbsorbecl by the soil. A t the end of the niont.li t,he
ground wtis in escellent condition in all-sections, am! much farm work in the way of plowing, seecling snitdl p i n , nntl
preparing ground for corn had been clone.
very pleasitnt and devoid of any market t characberist,ics,
for March. In fmt, tlie conditions were much nearer t B ie
sitlerab F y above the nornial, it was sufficiently low,
TEMPERATURE.
The teiiiperuture was above the nornial in it11 p r t s of
the up )er iviississi )pi Vdley, except over t'lie sniitll por-
the several States being as follows: North Dakota, 29';
Minnesota, 33.S'; South Dakota, 34'; Wisconsin, 33.5'; Iowa, 39.3'; hiissouri, 44.4'; Indiana,37.5"; nntl Illinois,
41.1°, and the average departure ranged from - 1.6" in Inditina to +s.7O in North Dakota. The escess of tem-
perature was considerably greater in the northern than it w m in the southern sections of the district.. Oyer North Dakota and the estreme northern portions of hiin- nesota and Wisconsin the first decade was the coldest and the lowest temperatures, which ranged from - 16' t.0
-%!io, were generplly rec,ordecl on the 4t,h. In the central
and southern sections the coltlest periocl WBS from the 15t.h to the lSth, and the lowest teni1)eraturees were recorded :it niost stations on the 16th. The higliest, temperatures
were recorded on the 20th or Zlst, escept in Missouri and Illinois where they occurred on tlie 11 th. Temperatures
of zero or below were confined to North Dakota and the
tion of !t nclianti w i t 5 iin this district, bhe monthly iiieans for
northern ancl central port>ions of Minnesotit ~n d W'is- consin. The monthly mean temperature for the district, as
shown by the rwords of 290 stations, is 36.3', which is 4.9' above tlie normal. The highest iiionthly niean was
50.3', at C'siro, Ill., and the lowest, 20°, a t Penibina,
N. Dak. Tlie highest temperature was S6', at C'airo and C'obden, Ill., and Warrenton, KO., on the l l t h , and the loaest -25', at Angus, Btigley, and Roseau, liinn., on the 4th.
PRECIPITATION.
The 1)recipitation was below the nornial in all sections, and t t t tdl but 14 stations in the clistrict. There were 2
stations in hinnesota, 5 in Wisconsin, 3 in Iowa! 2 in hiissouri, and 2 in Illinois that reported amounts above tlie nornid, but the escess in each case was small, escept
tit Fort Maclison, Iowa, uhere 4.S4 inches fell, which is
2.0s inches above tlie nornial. The average amounts,
with the departure from the normal for $lie various
States, are as follows: North Dakota, 0.16 inch, -0.70
inch; hiinnesota, 0.58, -0.68; South Dnkotti, 0.37, -0.88; Wisconsin, 1.15, -0.74; Iowa, 1.02, -0.99; A.issouri, 2.1& -0.34: Indiitna, 1.84, -1.62; Illinois, 1.64, - 1.25
inclies. Froni northern Iom n nortlin ard over l.innesota nncl the Dnkotcs there H as practically no precipitation unt>il the 36th of the month, but over the eastern ancl southern p r t s of the district t,here was tt more eciuitable distribution as to time, more or less precipitation being recorded from the 5th to Sth, llt.h, lZth, and 21st to the
2Pd. Froin the 26th to t.lie close of the rn0nt.h the prr- cipitittion was quite generd in a11 sections. C'ver the
sou them sections most of the precipitation wu.s in t,he form of rain, but in the Northern btates it was about e:!ually divided beta-een rain and snow. The average precipitation for the district, n.s shoan bv t,he records of 306 stations, is 1 inch, a hich is 0.93 inch below tlie nornial. The greatest amount,, 4.S4 inches,
occurred at Fort Maclison, Iowa, and none occurred at Hansboro and Park River, N. Dak. Tlie gretitest nniount in 24* consecut,ive hours, 2 inches, occurred at Fort hiadison, Iowa. The average depth of unmelt,etl snow fall wits 2.4
inches. The averitges for the several Ststres or pi$" of States within the tlist,rict were as fdloas: North nkota,
1.3 inches; Minnesota, 2.5 inches; South Dakota, 0.5 inch ; Wisconsin, 4.S inclies ; Iowa, 1.2 inches ; Kissouri, 1 .5 inches; Indiiinn, 3.3 inches; nncl Illinois, 1.6 inches. The greatest amount was 22 inches, at Vuc-lesare, Wis.,
ancl none occurred a t several stations in the southern pttrt of the district. Measurable precipitation occurred
on an average of four clays.
MARCH, 1911. MONTHLY' WEATHER REVIEW. 37 1
MISCELLANEOUS.
Low humidity and brisk winds dried the soil, putting it in escellent condition for cultivation and seeding small grain.
RIVERS.
At the close of the month the rivers were 2111 cletir of
ice esc.ept in the northern part of the district, nncl they
Mr. J . H. Spencer, local forecaster, Weather B ~r e ~i , at Dubuque, Iowa, reports:
A t the close of the month the Mississippi River waa free of ice above La Crosse, Wis. It waa open a t Dubuque during the entire month, and opened a t Prairie d u Chien, Wis., on the 11th. The Wisconsin
was open at Muscoda, [Vis., during the ent,ire month; at, Grand Rapidrr, Wis., after the St,h; while a t Wausau, \Tis., it wm frozen during t.he entire month. The upper Mitwissippi River continued low for the season, ranging a t Dubuque from 1.6 to 4.3 feet. I t was lower a t the close of the month than at the beginning. The \Visconsin River rose steadily durin the month, owing to melting snows; at, Grand Rapids, \Vis., i t rangeffrom 1.4 feet on the 9th to about 4.2 feet during t.he last
week.
Dr. Luke Roberts, cooperative ani1 river observer a t Clinton, Iowa, writes:
The huge ice pack which broke away froni t.he bridge pier8 a t 5.15 p. m., hlarch 3, practically cleared t.he river so t.hat, boats could again move safely. The first boat to appear at, the wharf wa.9 the Mwy Bt-llt., from Albany, Ill., at 9 a. ni., March 10. The Evlipst. t.ouched this port, on her way u the river, about one hour later than the arriva.1 of the Mary Bel&. !he drtsaicts Gaffs left her winter quart.ers in the Bearer Slough on the 14th. The highest. stage of t.he Mississip i River at Clinton during the month was 3.3 feet; on t,he 1st.. The iowest stage wa8 1.9 feet, on the Yst, and t,he mean st.age 2.4 feet, which is the lowest mean for March for many years. The normal stage for March is 5.7 feet,, or 3.9 feet above that'of March, 1911.
The Mississippi River at Davenport reniains unusually low, the stage on the 31st being but 2.4 feet.
were a.11 low for the season. Navi opened on t,he Mississippi as far north ns C!linton,
DRAINAGE AND ENGINEERING NOTES.
The United States Army engineer having charge of the Des Moines River survey reports the following work done during Ma.rch:
Twenty-five per cent of the contours were drawn and inked, making this part of the work 97 per cent coniplet.e, and the tracings were 14
per cent completed. An estimate of the cost of providing clearance at the $2 bridges crossing the Des Moines River was made. Ihrinp April contours will be complet.ed and work will he in progress on tracings, estimates, and report..
Tlie low stage of the Mississip i River at I<eokuB, Iowa., favors t,he construction wor f - on the wa.ter-power clam, which work is bein The IiIississippi River number of an lllustrateil and descriptive bulletin per- taining to the construction of the wa.ter-pow-er clltni on
the Mississippi R.iver between Keokuk, Iowa, niicl Hnniil-
ton, Ill., at, the foot of the Des Moines Rapids. The bulletsins will be issued at frequent intervals, timed to illustrate importnnt stages in the irogrep of the work, and the illustrations, together wit P i the test, describing them, will enable the reader to attain n rensonnble
familiarity with the methods eniployetl in the building
of the work from the beginning to its completion. Harmlton c'ouiity, Iowa, will spend more tlinn $400,000
in drainage work this year. The largest project is the Pray-Glanian ditch, which WAS established by the board
of supervisors on March 30. Its estimnted cost, is above
$100,000.
INVEST1C)ATION OF THE WATER RESOURCES OF MINNESOTA.
By ROBERT FOLLANSBEE, Assoc. M. Am. 600. C. E., dlstdct engineer, United States Geological Survey.
As a result of legislation enacted at the 1909 session of the Minnesota Legislature, R cooperative agreement was entered into by the United States Geological Survey and the State Dramage Commission whereby the work of in- vestigating the water resources of Minnesota was under- teaken by t,he former organization. A new c1istric.t was created with henclquarters in St. Paul, and active work coiiimencecl in May, 1909.
RIVER DISCHARGE.
The rivers of Minnesota play an important part in the welfare of t,lie State, being of great mp0rtanc.e in the niatter of niunici@ water supplies, outlets for sewage disposal and drainage systems, develo ment of water
f)l-e uently a nienace. to property by overflowing their
baA<s during periods of high water. To determine accu- rately their value as a source of supply for the various usages, it is necessa.ry to know the amount of water flow- ing in each river ab flood, nierliuni, and low-water stages. As records of flow to be of the most value must estend
over a period of years, on account of the great ine ualities
branch of investigations be unclertaken as soon as ossi-
tahlislinient of gaging stations on the following streams:
ower, navigation, and in an uncontrol P ed condition are
of flow from year to year, i t was important t % at this
ble. Accordingly, the first work underta.ken was t % e es-
MINNESOTA QAQING STATIONS.
Rnijry Rirvr Basin.-Rainy, at, Intemat,ional Falls; Big Fork, a t Big Falls; Lit.t.le Fork, at Lit.tle Fork. Red Riiw Bnsitr.-Wild Rice, at Twin Valley; Red Lake, at Thief River Falls; Red Lake, a t Crookston; Thief, near Thief River Falls; (llearwater, at. Red Lake Falls; Ottertail, near Fegus Falls; Pelican, near Fergus Falls. Mississippi Riiw Bnsiii abow Nitriitsotn Riiier.-hlissiRaippi, near Fort Ripley; hlississi >pi a t Anolia: Crow Wing, a t Nimrod; Crow Wing, a t Pillager; Long brakie, near Motlev; Sauk. near St. Cloud; North Branch ('row:, near Rockford; South Branch Crow, near Rockford;
(!row, st Rockford; Rum. at. Onamia; Rum, at Cambridge. Mii,iresofrr Rirw Bnsin .-Minnesota, near Odessa; Minnesota, near Alontevideo; Minnesota, near Mankato; Whetstone. near Big Stone, S. Dak.; Lac Qui Parle, at. Lac Qui Parle; (:hippewa, near Watson; Red-
wood, near Redwood Falls; (.!ot,toiiwood, near New Ulm; Blue Earth, a t RapitIan Mills. illississippi Ritw Bnsitr h e h 1 Mii,r)resofa Riuer.-Mississippi, a t St. Paul: ( 'annt1ii. at Welch: Zumbro. at Zunibro FallR; North Branch Root,
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near Lanesboro; Hoot.. at. Hniist,oii. S t . C'r0i.r X i r w Bnsin.-Kett.le, near Sandstone; Snake, at Mora.
St. Louis Riwr Bnsiri.-St,. Louis, near Thomson; Whit,eface, a t Meadowlanils; (.!lorluet.. at Independence. C'cdnr Rim- Brtsiii .-i'edar, near Austin.
D1.s Moiiws Riiw Bnsin .-Des Moines, a t Jackson.
The gaging stations are all of the standard current- meter type, which was described in the article published in the Monthly Weather Review for March, 1910, entitled "Tlie Work of the Water Resources Branch of the United States Geologic.al Survey in the Ohio R.iver Valley," by
h h . A. H. Horton. Although all of the above stations have been main- tained for a shorter period than two years (with a few escept,ions] the low-water records already obtained may be considered very nearly the absolute minimum dis- charge on account of the esceedingly dry weather in the
latter half of 1910.
372 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. MARCH, 1911
Cannon ................. Mouth to Faribault ............................... .............. .............................. Crow Wing.. Ottertail.. ............. Rec. 1. T. 132 N., R. 44 W., to Phelps Dam ........ Red Lake River ........ Red Lake. at Crookston.. ......................... Root.. ................. Mouth to Orion Mill,above Chatfleld ............. Rum ................... Mouth to Onamia ................................. St. Louis.. ............. Scanlon to Skibo ..................................
.......... .......................
Cloquet.. I Mouth to Brlmson..
_I Mouth to Crow Wing Dam.
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RIYER SURVEYS.
61 70 89 51 143 107 1 I2 149
As soon as the gaugiiig stntioix were est~ablisheil, the work of surveying the rivers was undertaken for the gen- eral study of water-power developmen t, drainwe, and flood prevention. It was not the intention t o ma?& final detailed surveys, hut. ta obtain siich informatdon ns would indicate their most prominentm physical feat,ures, leaving the detailed surveys to be made by those interested in the various projects. The river surveys were commenced in September, 1009,
and carried on without interruption until June, 1910, there being two parties constantly in the field. As n result of this work, the following surveys were made:
River.
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Limits of survey. Distance In miles.
vations. By tying to standard Government bench marks on iiiost of the surveys all elevations were referred
to mean sea level.
DEVELOPED WATER POWER.
The third line, of investligatlion crtrried on was a census
A larr
of the developed wat.er powers of the State. iiiajority of t,lie wat,er.power plants, including all of t e larger ones, were visited and information obtained froni the owner or operetor re d i n g head, turbine installation, average power rievelope%, sufficiency of water supply, ani1
kindred subjects. The information regarding the remain- ing plants was obtained by correspondence. From this census the following table has been compiled:
Delleloped .iuatm pomm in Nitiiissota in 1910.
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Hudson ay ............................. I 24 Lake Superior.. ............................. 4 I- Total .................................. I 135 454 I 185,180 I 113,120
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-4 detniled report coverin the above work has been made to the State Drainage 6 ommission and published as
n public document.
MARCH, 1911.
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MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE 1. Climatological datn for Mmch, 1911. Dkt& No. 5, Upper Mississippi I'alley.
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Jem Nelson. Roy A. Smith. DT. P. A. Slattery. Dr. F. L. Puffer. W. D. Belden. J. T. Neisess. C. W. Bums F. Tembreul. A. G. Anrlersen.
W. F. Wlierland. Dr. A. C. Tanner. D. F. .4ikm. C . E. Pisinger. J. J. Tucker. 0. N. Hem. A. W. Clark. F. B. Reed. C. F. Greening. G. A. N'illiams. D. A. Robertson. A. 0. Holstrom. W. R. Newman. Rees Roe. 6. Gilmoiir. W. P. Cobb. Ham Olson. N. Y. Taylor. 0. C. Olson. R. M. Sheets. J. W. Rouse. Sadie H. Blake. G. W. Richards. C. II. Foss.
I?. 8. Weather B u d . L. Q. Moper. U. S. Weather Bureau.
G. a. Peoples.
0. K. OpJ0rden.
........... 29.6 ...... 34.G + 0.6
34.0 I+ 3.5 31.6 I ...... ..... I ...... 35.8 I+ 7.2
24i.6 '+ 5.4
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16 1 36 4 49 16 I 65 15 . 40 15 I 40
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......
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1.023 l107!2 955
918 900
935
1,170 1,215 1.lW 791 1.343 1.4% 1 .8 1 1, ?SI) 1.15: 680
1 .W 681 991
1 .M 850 1,020 837
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12
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19
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L.25 :- .40 .43 .8p
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8. R. Case.
I. H. Capser. U. 8. Weather Bureau.
KR%ason.. .l i I ....... .75 - .65 .s7 - .53 .74 - .86
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St. Peter ............... sandy Lake Dam ...... state Sanatorium.. .... ~tlllwater .............. Tavlors Fa1 IS... ........
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE l.-Cliinatological data for bfarch, 1911. District No. li-Continued.
Nirollet ........... S2.5 Aitkin.. .......... 1.234 C a s . ..................... Washington ....... ti94 Chlsaeo.. ......... 750
MARCH, 1911
............. ........ Windoin.. ............. WInneb3go.. ........... \\'inniblgoshibh ........
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Precipitation, in inchrs.
........... Cot tonwood.. ..... I , 38, Fxri tJaiil t ... 1 100
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5
51
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nw.
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South Dakota.
Milbank ................
Il'i8consln.
\Vinona.. ......... i00
Nobles.. .......... 1,598 Coodhue .......... 91;
Grant ............. 1,14S
Antigo.. ............... Barron.. ............... Beloit.. ................ Big St. Germain Dam 5 Brodhe ad .............. Burnett.. .............. Cottage Grove .......... Darlington.. ...........
Downing.. ........... ..I
Eau Clair?. ........... _' Grand Rapids .......... Grantsburg.. .......... Hailcork.. ............ .; Hatfield.. .............. Havward. -: ........... Hilhboro.. ............. Koepenick ............. Lac du Flambeau 5.. . .I La Crosse.. ............ Lake Milk ............. Lanoaster.. ............ Lon Lake ............. Madson ................ Mather.. ............... Maustoil ............... Meadow Valley. ....... Medlord.. .............. Merrill. ................ Minorqua.. ............ Mondovi ............... Mount Horeb .......... Musroda.. ............. Nelllsville.. ............ New Richmond.. ...... osceola. ...............
Portsge ................ Port. Edwards.. ........ Prairie do Chien.. ..... Prentire .............. .I
Park Falls.. .......... .I
Wright ............ Davis.. ............ Van Buren ......... Boone.. .......... Hanwck.. ........ Tsma.. ............
.s3 1.52 1.97
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-1.02
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Stations. Observers.
5 '
05
M
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15 1G 15
30
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A. Newstroni. Ur. \V. J. Marrky. IOscar Os t rom. Mlnneapolls Gen. Elee 1. H. Sawyer. H. H. Orrutt. L'. C. Richmond. H. H. Haight. lohn Duncan. P. c'. Mvers. Y. P. adann. \V. C. Rowell.
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5 .5 +3.9
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1.Mi 2.5
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21 .84 .......
34.0 + G.2
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20 I 1 .3 i -0 .S 0.5 i. T. Patridge.
I Langlade.. ....... .!
Barron.. ......... .! Rock ............. .I Vilas.. ........... .I i:reen.. .......... .I Dodge. .......... .I
Dane ...... ........I Lalayette.. ...... .:
Forest.. ......... _I Walworth.. ...... _I
Iowa.. ........... .!
Dunn.. .......... .I
Eau Claire- ...... .: Wood.. .......... .I Burnett.. ......... j Wnusharfl.. ....... Jackson.. ......... Saw rer ........... \:enion.. .......... Langlade.. ........ Vil3s.. ............. 1.3 Crosse.. ....... Jeffersou .......... Grant.. ........... Oneida.. .......... Dane .............. Juneau.. .......... .... .do. ........... ..... do.. .......... Taylor.. .......... 1.inroln.. ......... Oneida.. .......... Rnffalo.. ......... Dane .............. Grant.. ........... Clark.. ........... St. Croix.. ........ Polk.. ............ Price.. ............
Wootl ............. Cnwlorrl .......... Price.. ............ Oneida.. .......... Sauk.. ............ Lalayette. ........ Doi~gIm.. ......... Washhorn. ....... Chippewa. ........ Porkwe. .......... Oneida.. .......... Vilas.. ............ Monroe. .......... Vernon. .......... Vilss.. ............ Jefferson.. ...... ..I \Valikesha. ....... Marathon.. ....... Rusk.. ...........
Columbia.. ...... .I
Trempealeau.. ....
1.489
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1,114
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15 49 ....... 1.16 I 15 47 .%Q ' - .i 5
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j. P. Nelson. Wm. E. O'Neal. wood 5. Austin. !io. H. Butler. Eu ene F. Stoddard iogert D. Whitford:
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1.15
1.OOO 1 .W
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1 I 11
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35.4 .+ 9.2
34.6 + 5 .2 32.5 + 4.4
31.4 '+ 7.U
24.9 ' - 1.1
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2 i . 1
33.s I+ 4.5
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6.0 6.5
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1.1 2.5
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l l i j 39 2.64 + 1.05 15 1 4 1 1.64 - .ll
let, 54 1.3s - .40
1; I tiU 2.F5 + .i 6
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W. J. Lovett. J. M. Weather Bureau. 5 . Newton Deskr Smith. Zdward Phock. >oiiie Frank. J. S. Weather Bureau. 'rank Evans.
Lugene L. Hitchrock. 'harles H. Johnson. Xllliani Zeit. ,Xm. T. Hunter. 3enjaniin W. Applebee. h. Charles Hehard. H. M. Lewis. Ienry Ecksteiii. Vni. Heaslett. rranc A. R. Van Meter. harles W. Staoles.
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7% I 3 35.8 .......
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030 1.412 1. ID)
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1.21" 1. ?J7
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1.29 'i"
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- 1.36 ........ ~i i n t m u Pap& ro. eremyah Hanilan. qrkoosa-Edwards Paper Co. ........ - 1.38
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am= A. Gillis. oseph G. Lash. ohn Lind. iilien Derleth. Iarrison B. Chamberlio. ohn M. Sayles. Tome A. Bresee.
y. Humphrey Scott.
.amy E. Culver. Zohert Hares. hlhert D. kansen. rrederlrk Muermann.
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.... 4. 5 3.8
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21 !- 1 15 45
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17 11 17
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1s ...... I .. ..... ...... ...... ...... 14t 51 113 i 50
1Gt 47 I8 : 11 113 ! 41;
18 . 39 1st 47 16
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304 ....... i? 3;. 4 + c. 9 i l i
21 3 91
20
l l i
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Viroqua. ............... Vudesare.. ............. Watertown. ........... Waukesha ............. Wausau.. .............. Weyerhaenser ......... Whitehall.. ............
....... - 1.21 - 1.i5 - .14 ....... - .I 8 sans J. Haugh.
Iororr. I I .75 I 1.0 .?7 3.0
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.W ! T. .37 ?.5
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Alhia Q .............. ._I Algom 6. ............. .I Aka.. ................. I
Amana ................. Ames.. ................ ;
Baxter f ........... ....I Belle P aine ............ Belmond .............. Bloomfield 5 ........... Bonaparte 8 . ........... Boone. ................ Britt$. ................ Buck gham ...........
W 13 1.ili i 3 i
1 513 L? 7'1 . 35
926 I 35 99s I 11 9% "1
....... 1
....... 4
39,s + 2.2 i7 3Q.O + 8. 4
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76 37.3 + 1 i .i i S
39.2 + 6.7 77
40.4 + 3 ,s w
37.0 ........ 77
41.2 ........ 75:
41.2 '+ 3.3 7Y
41.5 +s .n ;s 3
3q.6 + 5.2 j 79
38.2 j ....... I74 37.2 I+ fi. 1 , ii
...... I ....... i ....
1 9 . 9 2 0 ' 7 1 s ; 9 14 ' 13 17 I 12
lli i 12 13 14
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4 I ?n
3 4
4 4 2 3 4 7
2 3
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.32 2.5 .35 ......
....... 3n
1,134 6 1,336 14
....... 11
...... 19 10 15 I 13
._.I ...,
MARCH, 1911.
Des Moines.. ..... Carroll. ........... Linn.. ............ Floyd.. ........... Cem Gordo ....... cliiton.. ......... Louisa. ........... Scott. ............. Winnishiek.. ..... Delaware. ........ Polk. ............. Dubuque.. ...... .I Madisou.. ......... Clayton.. ......... Howard.. .......... Emmet.. .......... JelTer-on. .......... Fayette.. ......... W mnehago. ....... Wet ster .......... Lee.. ............. Marshall.. ........ -1 Clayton.. ......... Butler.. ........... Poweshlek ........ Grundy.. ......... Guthrie.. ......... Fninkli.. ........ Humholdt.. ...... I
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE l.--Climatological data for March, 1911. District No. 5-Continued.
I
375
Des Moines.. ........... Dubuque.. ............ Earlham.. ............. Elkader.. .............. Eln la .................. Estherville.. ........... FairEeld ............... Fayette g.. ............ Forest 1 itv B.. ......... Fort h d i e ............ Fort Madison.. ........
-_I- . __ __ -
Temperature, in degrees Fahrenheit. Preripitation. in inches.
1.G
.5li 1.10
T. 1.3i
1.10 .25
-
f
+ E
2 s
- c
-
11 21
3 24 13 44
10
rn 1E
3
33
3L. 9
32 2 18 2;
21
17
11
IB
1'2 20 18 19
3 16 21
23 4 i
3 51
15 I? 40 19 16 1'2
I1 19
1.1
30 51
14
23
1.5 13 24
35 11 9
10
1:
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35 l(I 15
9
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li
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6
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5
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- 1.35
- 1.44
-1.3
- 1.16
.- 1.31
.......
1.39
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.a4
1.79 1.67
1.w
- 1.05
- 1.05
- 1.34
- .58
- .S i
+ .03
Greene.. ........... Lee. .............. Van Buren ........ Marion. ........... Warren. ........... Scott.. ........... Marshall. ......... Cerro Gordu _____ __ Henry. ........... Muscatine.. ........ Chickasaw. ....... .rmprr. ........... Worth.. .......... Jones.. ........... Mitchell.. ......... Mabaska.. ........
Marion.. .......... Dallas.. .......... 1'orshont.as. ...... ..... do.. .......... Winneshiek. ...... Cal houn.. .......... sac.. ............. Madison. ......... Iieokuk. .......... Van Buren.. ....... Ruena Vista.. .... chit hrie.. ......... Cedar. ............ Tmn .............
Rlack 3wh __._ Dallas.. ..........
Wapello.. ........
2.1:
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1.11
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- 1.40
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New Hampturi 5 . ...... Newtoit 5.. .......... Northwood 8 ........... Olin 5 ................. Osage.. ................. Osk8lOoSa 5 .. .......... Ottumna.. ............ F'ella. .................. Perry 0.. .............. Plover.. .............. Porahontm 8 .. ........ _j
Ridgewar 8.. .......... Rockwel City8 ........ Sac Citv ............... St. C h d a s 6.. ......... Sigourney $. ........... Storkport 8 ............ Storm Lake ............,
.94
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.45
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.MI .A5 1.55
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- .76
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....... I- 2.02
Washington.. .......... Waterloo.. ............. Waukee.. ..............
Webster itv .........
Whitten f... ........... Wiuterw! $.. ..........
Waverly&. .:. ........
W s t Bend 4 ...........
19 14
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24
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Collegeville.. .......... Jasper. ........... i.. ....... 12
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J. B. Johnston. U. 8. Weather Bureau. F. H. Baker.
\\ illiam Ball. L'. 8. Heather Bureau. Do. George Philli s Chas. Reheck
A. 0. Peterson. R. Monroe McKenzie. R. Z. Lather. J. A. Petsrs. J. F. Monk. Miss L: A. McCready. J . L. U'ylie. F. I.. W illiams. J . L. Cole. D. W. Bninard. J. B. ('alderw.ood. D. G. Beardsley. E. C. Grenelle. Henrv S. 11 ells.
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MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE l.--Cliinatological data for March, 1911. District No. 5-Continued.
MARCH, 1911
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Wm. B. Frew. George H. Hall. J. C. James. Jr. Ed. V. Bohl. W. Holden. Rev. C. 6. Adams. Prof. H. N. Pearce. U. S. Weather Bureau. State Normal Univ. R. 0. Purviance. J. F. Ziegler. Dr. J. R. Lambert.
11 40.5 18 $2.2 10 35.4 1" $2.0
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m. 8. Oudyn. Geo. F. Kneeland. F. and C. Rorgelt. Dr. F. A. Powell. Ira L. Woodward. F. M. Muhlig. GPO. Stevens. Prof. F. E. Sanford. Geo. E. Campbell. M. N. Wertz. U. 8. Weather Bureau. Prof. C. S. OElevee. Jos. H. Peltier. Geo. Henrich. 0. M. Davlson. Hugh R. Moffet.
J. D. Lowis. Theo. P. Stelle. Samuel Ray. Miss M. Y. Harrk. C. W. Sibhr. U. S. Weather Rureau. Geo. Butterworth. John West James. Hosmer C. Porter. H. F. Dyson. Dr. Wm. H. Bishop. M. L. Lansford. Jas. -4. Cnldwell. U. S. Weather Rureau.
R. A. marwell.
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t Also on other dates. $ Separate dates of falls not recorded. 1 Data are from standard instruments not. supplied by the I T . S . Weather Rureau. $5 Instruments are read in t.he morning: the maximum temperature then lpwl is rharged to the preceding day. on which i t almost always occurs.
111 Precipitation for the 24 hours ending on t.he mornine when it is n~essurerl. T. freclpltation IS less than 0.01 inch n i n or melted snow.
Temperature estremes are from observed readings of the dry bulb: means arc coinputell froin observed readings.
Estimated by observer.
1.13 2.23
2.34
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2.22
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1.91 1.97 2.11 1.a 1.92
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1.50 9.24
2.43 2 .3 .s2 1.57
1.w 1.91 2.M 2.32 .cis
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1.86
1.77 2.1R .74 .78 1.m
1,s; .til .61 1.02
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- 1.09
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MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE l.--Cliinatological data for March, 1911. District No. 5-Continued.
MARCH, 1911
I Temperatuw. in degree-s Fahrenheit. Precipitation, in inches. Sky. .- i P
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10 10 8 15 7 10 11 10
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10 13 10 6 11 3 9
9
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G 10 6
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7 9 14 11 12 7 6 9
15
4
4
10 6 10 8 4
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k 3.4
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k 1.9
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k 2.5 k 1.3
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1 1.5 13.4
1 3.5 k 2.0 1 2 .3
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1.16 .Iwl .is .26 .49 1.01
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Stations. Counties. Obserrers ,
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11
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75 21 7; . 21
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71; 21
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Illinois.
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40 4.5
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37 3s
41 39 1; 37 41 39
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Aledo.. ............... Alexander.. .......... .4ntioch.. ............. Astoria.. .............. Aurora.. ............... Bement.. ............. Bloomington ........... Cairo.. ................. Carbondale. ........... Carlinville ............. Clinton ................ Coatsburg.. ............ Cobden. ............... Dakota.. .............. Deestur.. ..............
Wm. B. Frew. George H. Hall. J. C. James. Jr. Ed. V. Bohl. W. Holden. Rev. C. 6. Adams. Prof. H. N. Pearce. U. S. Weather Bureau. State Normal Univ. R. 0. Purviance. J. F. Ziegler. Dr. J. R. Lambert.
11 40.5 18 $2.2 10 35.4 1" $2.0
32 37.4
4 I 42.1
20 411
21 44.3
10.8 $2. 50.
37.2 41.1
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Morgan.. ......... Lake.. ............ Fulton.. .......... Pane. ............ Piatt .............. McLean.. ........ .(
Alexander. ....... Jackson.. ......... Macoupin.. ....... Dewitt.. .......... Adams.. .......... Union.. ......... Btephenson ....... Macon.. .......... Lee. .............. Perry.. ........... L vingston ........ Kane. ............ Henx::: ......... Bon ......... Pike.. ............ Mason ............ Marsball. ......... Montgomery.. .... Will.. ............ Winnebago. ...... Cook.. ............ Hanrock.. ........ Carroll. ........... La Salle ........... Logan. ........... I m p : : ........ St. lair ........ Woodford.. ....... Warren.. ......... Whiteside.. ..... Christian.. ........ Jefferson. ......... Ogle. ............. La Salle ........... Christian.. ........ Peoria.. .......... Livingston.. ...... McHenry ......... Weinnbago.. ...... Srhuvler .......... kani.. ............ Fayette.. ......... Randolph.. ....... Sangamon.. ....... La Salk ........... Moultrie. ......... De P d b .......... Burenu ............ Greene.. .......... Shelby.. .......... Winnebago.. ...... Pendall ............ Carroll.. ..........
1 19 25 6
20
21 23 18
4
19
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17 2)
23
19
32 22 33 23 24 21 1s 19 17 12
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19 3 16 9 25
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6.0
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T. 2.0 T. 1.0 T. T. .7 2.0 T.
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46.6
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37. 8 47.1 40. 4
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40.1 13.5 40. 2
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38. 8 43.3
37.4 44.4
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76 73 75 70
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Elgin Observatory. Prof. F. U. White.
m. 8. Oudyn. Geo. F. Kneeland. F. and C. Rorgelt. Dr. F. A. Powell. Ira L. Woodward. F. M. Muhlig. GPO. Stevens. Prof. F. E. Sanford. Geo. E. Campbell. M. N. Wertz. U. 8. Weather Bureau. Prof. C. S. OElevee. Jos. H. Peltier. Geo. Henrich. 0. M. Davlson. Hugh R. Moffet.
J. D. Lowis. Theo. P. Stelle. Samuel Ray. Miss M. Y. Harrk. C. W. Sibhr. U. S. Weather Rureau. Geo. Butterworth. John West James. Hosmer C. Porter. H. F. Dyson. Dr. Wm. H. Bishop. M. L. Lansford. Jas. -4. Cnldwell. U. S. Weather Rureau.
R. A. marwell.
GalvaT. ................ Greenville ............. Griggsville ............. Havana.. .............. Henry.. ............... Hillsboro. ............. Joliet.. ................ Iiishwaukee ........... La Grange.. ........... 1,s Harpe. ............. Lanark. ............... La Salle.. .............. Lincoln.. .............. Martinton.. ............ Mascoutah. ............ Mlnonk ............... Yonmouth.. ........... Morrison.. ............. Morrisonvllle.. ......... Mount Vernon.. ....... Oregon.. ............... Ot.tawa.. .............. Pans.. ................. Peoria. ................ Pontiac.. .............. Rilev.. ................ Rockford.. ............. Rushville .............. St. Charles.. ........... St. Peter ............... Spartn.. ............... Springfield.. ........... Streator.. .............. Sullivan.. .............. Sycamore .............. Walnut.. .............. White Hall ............ Windsor.. ............. Winnebago ............. Yorkville .............. Zlon ...................
10
11 "1
21 21 21 21 "1 21
21
21 21
...
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Edw. F. Sweetser. C. A. Corbin. Miss E. J. Daris. 0. C. Nussle. Dr. R. A. Pritchett. Herbert Rose. Frank Osborn. Herman A. Grimwood. Roht. F. Gillogly.
..
n, h. c, etc.. indicate. res ecti\elv 1 9 7 etc., days missing from the record. * Precipltation include$in t.haTof ice'iext meawrement.
t Also on other dates. $ Separate dates of falls not recorded. 1 Data are from standard instruments not. supplied by the I T . S . Weather Rureau. $5 Instruments are read in t.he morning: the maximum temperature then lpwl is rharged to the preceding day. on which i t almost always occurs.
111 Precipitation for the 24 hours ending on t.he mornine when it is n~essurerl. T. freclpltation IS less than 0.01 inch n i n or melted snow.
Temperature estremes are from observed readings of the dry bulb: means arc coinputell froin observed readings.
Estimated by observer.
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. MARCH, 191 1
TABLE ?.-Daily precipitation for Mar&, 1911. District No. 5-Continued.
I
Day of month. I Stations.
ilffnneao#4on.
West Concord.. .... Windom.. ......... Winnebago I ...... Winnibigoshkh ..... Winona.. .......... Worthington I1 I.. ... Zumbrota., ........
South Dokota.
Milbank 11. ........
R'isconsin.
Antigo.. ............ darron ............. Beloit. ............. Big St. Germ'n Dam Brodhrad ........... Burnett.. .......... Cottage Grove.. .... Darlington 11. ...... Deerskin Dam.. .... Delavan ............ Dodgeville u I ....... Downinpa.. ........ Eau Claire.. ....... Grand Rapids 11 1 ... Grantsburg.. ....... Ilancock.. .......... ,Id.. ..........
oepeuick .......... Lac du Flambmu.. ,
La Crossr. .......... Lakfmills .......... ter.. ......... Lake.. ....... on.. ..........
lua.. .........
Sauk City .......... Shullsburg.. ........ Sulon Springs.. ..... Soooncr ............
Viroqua. .......... Vuhare.. ........ rfatsrtosn 111 ..... Waukrsha.. ....... Wausm ........... \Vevrrhausrr ...... \Vh'itehall .........
Iowa.
Albia 111 ........... Algona. ...........
.4mana.. .......... Ames.. ............ Baxter. ........... Belle Plaine ....... Belmond .......... Bloonifleld ........
Alta II I ............
Clear Lake:. .......
Delaware.. ........ Des Moines.. ...... Dubuque.. ........
Watershed. I , , ,
Mississlppl. : 1 :. Des Mo nes .............. Minne sora... ............ T Mississippi.. T. T. T. __. .... do.. ................... Des Moines . ._._ ____ ____ __. Misslssippl.. ...............
.............
Mlnnesota ...I
I Wisconsin.. . Chippewa.. - 1.T: Rock ............. Wisconsin ... T. Rork ............ ... .do. ......... ... .do. ..... ;. ... .... do. ..... Wisronsin ....... Rock ................ ... .do..
Wisconsin.. ................ St. Croix. .................. Wisconsin.. ................ Black.. .................... St. Croix ........ T. ....... Wisconsin.. ................ .. ..do. .......... 10 ....... Chippewa.. . .04 ......... , . Mississippi.. T. T. ....... Rork. .................. -1.. . Mississippi.. ........... .I.. . Wismnsin ... T. T. ....I...
Rock.. ..................... Wisronsin.. ................ .... do ..................... .... do ..................... Black. ..................... Wismnsin.. ................ ____d o ...... T. ........... Mississippl .............. .I.. . Rork ................... .:. .. Wismnsin .............. .: ... Black.. ................ .i.. . St. Croix. .............. _.__do ...... T. ........... Chippewa ....... T. ::::I .4 Wisronsin..
.... do
Chippewa.. Wisconsin ... T. .. ..do.
...
... T.
......... .__.I._. .... do.. ........ T. ._._I... Chippewa.. . T. I .. ..... .:. .. Wisconsin.. ............ .I.. . .... do.. .................. ... .do. ................ .I:. . ... .do.. ............... .I.. . Mississippi.. ........... _i T Wisconsin ... .M .05 ..... C
Rock.. ..................... Fox.. ...................... Wisconsin. ...... T. .......
Mississippi.. ........... Chippewa.. ......... ....I.. .
I 1 Des Moines.. ................ .... do ....................... Raccoon. ................... Iowa.. ..................... S kiln k ......................
Iowa.. ...................... .... do ....... ....: .......
Des Moines.. ............... ... .do.. .................... Iowa.. ..................... Cedar.. .................... Mlssissippi .................. Raccoon.. .................. Cedar.. ........ .I.. .........
.... do ....... ....I.. .........
Mississippi.. ... .I : : .......
... .do.. .....
Mississippi. _I.. .. Iowa ............ I:::: :::: ::: Mississippi. ..... ! ........... ... .do. ..................... ... .do.. ........ .I.. ......... Des Moines.. .... Mississippi.. .... I:::: 1::: :::
... .do.. .... .I:: ::I: : : : : : : : : : :
T. .. ... ........... ........... T. .......
T. ....... ........ .C
...........
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~
........ .02 ................ .30 .50 .... .Os T. .... 1.28
T. T. ................................................ I. ........... .30. ........... .35 .05 .... .E ....
~
.... .82 T. ............................ ....I_. . .:. ........................................... T. .45 T. .ai'.. .I .51
,111 ......... 20 ....... .............. .!. ........... .10 ................................ 1.41 ................ I 1.87 ........... T. T. T. .30 .... ! ........ ' T. .40 .30 .... .40 ........ '1.40
T. ............ T. .... T. .... ................................ .33 T. .... .03 ........ .41
............... T ..... .?5 ............ T. .... .?O .... ............... .U
.... .
.... ....
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................... T. T.! .... .... .... !T. .+I
.... .16 .... T./ 1.W
......... ........ ................................................... .oi .i9 .08 .................... T. .... .........
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.13 ............ T. .... .05 ................................
............ .... .... ............................ ........... ............. .03 ............ ............ .... T. ............ .02 ................ .73 ............ .06 .... .W ............ .... ... .07 ........ T. .02 _._.I ____I
.?S .W:. .?I .! .10 ............ ................ ............ ............ ............ ... ................... .... ............ ........ .... .... .... ... ....... .... T.
....... .73 ............ .... ..... .... ........... T. T.
........
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T. .?7
T. .a!
.... .... ..... ........ .... .... .... .... .... .... ....
MARCH, 191 1. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. 379
TABLE 2.-Daily preeipitatioii /o r March. 1911. District No. 54ontinued.
__ .... __ - --
I D s s of month.
.-
i ' stations. i Watershed.
_ -.
............ .. . .. .. .. .. ........... .. ........ .................. .. ... ...... .... ..... .. ..... .......... .......... .. _i_ .......... ......... ... ......... .... ................ ........ .... ........ ...........
Zowa--Con.
T. $9,.
........ ................ .... ....... .... ........ ........ .. ....... ...... ... T. 8.. .. ..... ........ ...... .. ............ ... .. .. ... .. .... .l? .... .20.... .... .........
T. .1'2
__..I
_I.
.......... .... T. Qrinnell ............ Grundy Center. .... .,. .. Guthrie ............. ...... .. ..__I. ....... .... ....
IIum oldt.. ....... ... Hamgton ........... .... .... .... Wapsipini'n .... .... Des Moines ....... ... Iowa ........ .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .......... ....... .... Keokuk.. .......... Mlssissippl.. ..... ... ..... .. .. ........ ...... ........ .. ..... ...
....
Des Momes..
..... ... .... .... ... ....
Knoxvi?le.. do.. l i e m u na
.01
.. .... Muwatiiie 111 ....... Mississippi.. .... .. .... New Hampton.. ... Wapsipmi'n ................ .... ... ............
Northwood.. ....... Cedar.. ................................. ...... O h .. .............. Warpifti;n. : ::: :: :: :: :: :::: Osage.. ............ Crt ar Oskaloasa.. ........ Des Moines.. ................ Ottumwa ............... do .............................. .... .... ....
Newton.. .......... Slnink.. ... .,. ....................... ................
... ........
T. .09 ........ .:. ........ .... T. .... ... ................... .... .... ........ .... ........ ... .. ........ ... ....... .................... ... ... ...... ............ ........ Skunk.. ............................ ... ............ ............ .do.. ............................ ... ............ .... ........ T. ............ Raccoon.. .do.. Cedar ................ ............... ................... .... .... .... .................. ........ ..... ... .... .... .... ...... ........................ ........... .......... .1 4 .... ........... ........ .......... ...................... .. ...
......... ..... ................... ... .... ........
Wavrrly.. Webster Clty.. West Bend.. Whitten ............ .... .... ......... .... T. Winterszt. ....................
............. .... .. .............. .................... ... ....... .. ............. .... ............ ....... .... ........... ....
Oorin.. Mississippi.. Hannibal.. do.. ...I.. Louisiana.. do.. T. Mexico 11 do.. Steffenvik :::::do Sublett do Vandalia.. ............ ..do.. ...... Warrenton 111 ............ do.. .. ........ ....
......... ....... .. ......... .... .... ........ ........ .................. ........
Allssouri.
1.41
.56
1.10
T. 1.37
1.10 .25 .35
4.81
.98 .....
. i 9
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1. 11
.._.. 1.25 1.01 1.16
. L9 .71 .91
. i 4
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1. lil
380
Statlons . Watershed .
niinoibcontinued .
East S t . Louis 1 I ... Mleaisslppl . Edwsrdsville ........... .do ..... E in ............... Ullnols ..... p&;1 .i ............... d 0 . .... .......... Mississlppl .
Griggsvllk .......... Illinols ..... Havana ................ .d 0 . ....
oreenvide ............. ..do.. ...
m--- A-
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW .
TABLE 2.-Daily precipitation for March. 1911 . Diatl.ict No . 5-Continued .
MARCH. 1911
............ 0.08 0.70'0.05 0 .S
16 .............. .... ........ ....
1.03 0.0110.1B0.72'0.4.5
T 06 1.04 0.36 ................ T ......................... T .. 30 ................ ..................... 20 . 87 ................. .... .... ..... ................. 03 .08 1.10 ..... ................ T ...... 98 ................. 55 .... T .... T .....
.................... ....
................ T ..... 11.50 ................ .til m 10 rn 1 I C .... .... l ,
..........................
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, ,
........... 90 O d "..' ... ........ T ................. T .........
....I ................................. 08 ............ Joliet ............... .... ... .......................... 13 ............ Kishwaukee ........ Miasiilppl La Orange .......... Illlnols ........ T ......................................... La Harp ... .I ................................ T ............. Lanark ............. .................................. T .......... ............. T ...................... 16 ............ La Salle ............ ...................... T ...... 13 ............. u7 . 56 13 ............ Llncoln ............. Illinols ...................... .l o ...... ?i ............ 1. .. 41 ........ T ............ Loam1 ................... do ....................... T ..... 1.05 ................. IX ................................. Martlnton 11 ............ .do ....................... 1'. . 25 ................ T .. i 5 ..................................... T ............. Mawout ah .......... Mississippi ... 01 ............. 17 ..... 50 ................................ I .... * . 33 ............ .05 ........ T . Minonk ............ .I Illinois ....................... 10 ..... Ml ................ 1.30 ............ !. ....................... T ............. Monmouth ......... hississippi ................... 13 ..... 73 ................. i Y ...................................... 03 ............ Morrison ................. do ....................... T ..... T ............. T . .10 ............ I ........................ .'n ............
Mount Vernon u y ... hississippi ... 05 ................. 23 . 50 ............................................................
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svcamore n u T ..................... ....... ........... ...................
............ ................ .... ......... ...................... 'hkilwa
......... ....
........ .... .......... ........................ ..................... ................ .................. ......................... O i
3.40 2.31 .31 1.27
2.46 1.91 1.97 2.11 1 ~x 1 .... 1.92 1.39 .70 1.32 1.90 .71 1.31
2.32
1.63 1.50 2."4
2.43
2.35 .8" 1.5:
1.59 .77 1.80 1.91 2.64 2.32
.68
.55 2. 33
1.40
2.31 2.08
1.€ 6 1.17
2.10
. 74 1.c4
.78 1.40 1.98 1.87 .61 .61
1.02
-
MARCH. 1911 . MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW .
TABLE 3.-Mm-mum and minimztm temperatitrea at selected stations for March. 1911 . Distrkt No . 6. Upper Miasissippi Valley .
Date .
381
Bottineau .
North Dakota .
Ksx . _-
43 35 B
44
53 65
ti5 56
59 52 6s
48 34
46 36 5n 65
i o
71
51 62
73
45 33 43 44 43 33
61.7
67
Mlnnesota .
Min
3 8 4 19 1s 10 22
24 44
29 24
50 1s 27 34 2
1; 1s 10 20 30
42
5 8 2 5 12 30 40
45 8 21 24 22 22
24.2
41)
Devils Lake .
1 .... 2 .... 3 .... 4 .... 5 ....
6 .... 7 .... 8 .... 9 .... 10 ....
11 .... 12 .... 13 .... 14 .... 15 ....
16 .... 17 .... 18 .... 19 ....
s ....
21 .... 22 .... 23 .... 24 .... 25 ....
?6 .... 27 .... 28 .... 29 .... 30 .... 31 ....
Mns ..
Lisbon .
Mas .
22
30 21: 24
23
32 31; 3s 32 42
34 43 44 33 25
33 ?li
35 44
54
50
39 52 51 45
I 26
44 35 34 27
35.8
-.
Minot .
I;o
31 39 3s 38 39
Pembins .
25 9 17 28 21 21
Collep vllle .
1 .... 2 .... 3 .... 4 .... 5 ....
6 .....
Crooks- Grand
ton.85 Meadow .
.
Max .
40 40 40
3.4 34
34
Monte video.$$
M h .
.
22 21
23
13 W
56
26 35 38
36 36 22 38 2
6 24 8 26 35
32 32 23
43
46 19 18
2-3
34 25
25.5
‘oorhead
..
Nax
37 50 39 35 36
40 45 54 49 2 3 5 5
56 45 52 65 32
32 34 43 53
63
75 48
46
2 7 5 4
63
55 45 39 43 39 41
46.9
New Ulrn.$$
dm .
23
32
27 31
30 33 37 41
44 29 28 30 14
14 20 24
38
46 35 30 31 36
20 2.4
31
1.8
’he RLvei Dam .
..
Max .
.-
42
2 7 5 3 46 39 50
40 46 53 65 3 4 5 3
67 46 51 67 37
40 49 46 3 6 5 8 71
76 53 48 57 66
4 8 5 9
39 35 2 9 4 9 43
m a
51.2
S t . Paul .
;; 27
?2
23
38 31
36 30 26 30
Winnlbi- goshlsh .
..
2 42
2 0 3 .4 32
38 2 9 3 8 2 9 5 4 50
56
60 55 52 77
..
31 32 31 34 28
.
din
.
lri 18 4 -2 15
13 20
35 21 20
26
19 30 7 1
12 16 14 27 30
29 25
15 35 25
13 6 19 24 17 14
8.2
. .
20 15 16 11 18
.
[in .
.
23 23 25 13 26
29 36 34 28
34 24 31 10 1
9 22 15 31 35
43 29 23 31 45
2 14 2Q 26 24 21
5.4
m
. .
..
38
39 35
52
.
din .
.
-4 8 -10 -12
-5
8 ti 18
s 16
10 16 24
2.3
P
12 8 12 16 14
12
16
14 18 22
15 0 12 15 10 0
IO . 6
. .
19
24
18
9 8 3 0
20
.
Min .
.
9
I4 0
-4 10
11 10
22
25 28
34 2 -1
15 11 33 25 32
3 25 22
35 35
11 4 21 23 19 7
17.4
;:
~ ~
_._
38 47 41
.
fin .
.
16 16 7 -7 18
I 30 33 34 14
30 17 35 1s -6
-3 21
7 29 39
34 I 16 30 24
22 8 12 25 17 16
0.6
. .
22 27
30 3 5 2 5 a 5 2 9
.
fin .
.
m 21 25 14 21
24 27 34 38 23
24 I 32 37 4
4 17 11 14 28
33 25
18 19 33
47 11 11 25 21
23
2 . 8
. .
40 42
46 44
.
fin . .
16 10 -3 -10
16
26 32 33 29 14
35 16 32 18 -8
-8 18 10 30 30
33
25 17 30 31
23 6 5 28 10 9
17.7
. .
2 8 2 .4 2.4 23 36 25
35 52 51 55 52
28 32 33 41 35 10 ....
11 .... 12 ..... 13 .... 14 .... 15 ....
50
80 56 48
54
45
30 30 34
54
70
39 49 59
3 12 4 5 n 2 9
35
31 6 9 3 0 22 21 36
13 .. 19 .. 20 ..
21 .. 22 ... 23 ... 24 .... 25 ....
26 .... 27 .... 25 .... 29 .... 30 .... 31 ....
MnS ..
40 52 62
73 62 42 49 62
56 50 38 37 37 41
47.1
20 31 41
36 32 28 26 33
46 1 2
21 24
25 26
26.S
54 53 61
81 46 44
52
62
64 56 42 41 43
35
49.3’
76
46 52 64
39 5 5 3 6 30 28 36
58 48 28 39 39 33
41.80
37 20 12 23 21
23
21.9
49 39 42 36 41
47.9
5 5 4 s 23 23 27
30 I
29.9
.
[in
.
15 20
19 12
27
26
23 35 36 37
34 24 22
30 5
4 21 9
26
31
35 P 17 2.5 37
30 14 18 20 18
m
1.3
. .
.
fax
.
L%
29 29
w 25
35
c 43 3 44
38 43 49 42 17
40 27
45 51 55
49 38 4s 54 56
37 27 45 35 40 24
38.5
. .
.
fax .
.
?2
g
24
18
22 3’
32
2s
36 48 3” 30
22 28 a”
35 243
30 32 35 42
52
P?
22 32 28 25 22
!0.6
g
. .
.
Max .
.
30 29
Lii
29 29
34 38 44 40 45
39 44 9 40
21
38 25 45 53
54
4s
36 43 55
59
2s 26 40 30 35 24
38.3
. .
.
ax
.
30 32 30 39 32
35 47 54 52 58
41 50 64 44 20
46 311 55 62 62
55 41
48 65 64
45
43
40 I
1.3
30
36
. .
.
Kax
.
36 45
n 35 54
44 64 53 61
61
5ti
ti1 63 61 I
42 40 52 60 68
72 48 51 n3
72
52 33 39 43 41 38
50.1
. .
.
Uax
.
30 33 29 27 42
37 41 54 53 50
54 45 59 60 21
30 31 46 51 59
56
4s 48 57 55
46 2d
34 30 34 32
12.2
. .
.
dsx .
.
37 42
34 30 49
36 44 50 58
51
51
44 57 59 19
33 36 45 53 62
74 I
45 59 65
53
23 34 38 38 34
15. 3
. .
.
dax .
.
24j
34 3 24 44
35 44 51 4i 48
46 42 58 54 21
25
29 45 50 54
55 44 41 55 57
40 30 32 32 37 I
IO . 6
. .
din .
-
I
19
-2
1”
27
23 24
25 30 16 30 2
6
2fJ
13 3” 2i
25 3l
10 3 22
23 5 5 27
17 16
17.1
-l;
1
- .
Min . -
0 20 15
-t i
15
12 18
s 3” 25
29 ”0
33 23 1
4
1:!
25
?2
2g
31
a 21
28 34
21 S 11 28 17 15
19.3
. .
Nin .
-
19 22
IS
2
26
2s a2
3s 3s 24
93 23 32
33 -2
9 2i
13 %*
31
Min . -
-8 4
8 -6 0
10 10 18 19 17
24 12 18 25 -5
-5 n 9 1A 17
24 22 20 35
2a
IS 3 5 24 16 7
12.5
- .
bsx .
-
25 31 32’
40
34
34 49 54 60 84
54 54
ti7
4 27
49 311 61
i o 69
50 41;
GO
60
72
48 35 53 40 45 35
Is . 6
- .
tar
.
30
bi
30
::
39 44 45 42 49
37 4s 54 35 23
45 32
46
5li ti9
54 I 2
IiO
57 53
34 30 53 I‘
35 28
11. s
. .
.
33 37 35 31 4.3
12
47 55
58
50
E6
46 61 57 35
38 311 47 5 i B‘2
.. 36
li i 47
~~
-4
. 13
. 10
12 17 18 30 15
23 19 19
. 3!
0
17 13 17 32
32 I 21 25 I
23 6
1A 10
1.8
..
- -
38 i 5 38
44 57 50
44 52
56 47 51
62 38
I 39 43 53 65
76 61 48 54 63
55 32 27 40 37 39
47.3
- .
47.4 I 24.2
Wisconsin . Iowa .
Date . I-
Delevan . Eau Claire . La Cmsse . Madison . Mauston . Spwner . Algona . Cedar . Rapids .
Davao- Des port . Molnes .
~
Keokuk . ChSrlaS CIty .
tax . I in
Dubuque.
Mas. I in
.
Kax
.
36 45 37 3.4 37
36 38 54 44 53
48
47 56 61 49
31 35 44 52 62
61 48 56 64
59
49 33 38 39 37
47 . 2
”- I I
.
.
Kin . .
20 11 13 14 3
25 2.4 34 32 19
33 20 28 26 7
25 19 9 21 32
29 2s 19 27
41
34 15 11 23 18 15
10.5
.
.
cln
16 19 26 17 31
26 32 36 36 W
36 25 22
32 0
14 22 7 26 33
43 27 18 29 42
32 11 10 18 21 24
1.5
.
.
.
Jdax
.
40 49 53 43 45
41 53 58 6s 57
76 62 46 60 40
35 58 47 56 69
76
60 50
53 88
62 54 47
41 46
53.0
a
.
.
Kin .
23 27 32 30 33
34 34 37 40 37
42 35 27 30 19
18 30 20 35 4.3
49 46 32 31
34
48 25
27 a0 30 33
32.8
.
.
.
din
.
17 22 24 26 25
31 31 30 35 32
31 37 24 23 18
13 17 21 20 33
37 41 29 2s 31
38 21 17 21 29 25
6.7
.
.
idin .
.
19 22 25 20 19
25 25 27 36 30
31 30 19 27 10
6 24 16 30 33
27 34 22
30
45 2.4 21 25 21 20
W . 0
m
.
.
din . .
22 24
29 18 30
30 31 35 40
30
26 22
32 7
9 22
15 32 37
36 31 27 26
40
45 21 19 24
27 2.4
8.58
....
.
.
din .
.
20 20 25 17 21
31 26 28
3s 29
44
2s 24 33 10
0
11 31 35
31 30 22 21 37
48 23
20
25
23 22
0 . sa
...
.
.
Elm
.
21 26
31 25 34
30 33 35 41 33
41 34 24 33 13
18
2.5
34 39
52 35 29 33 41
as 18 25
as 20 31
I . 0
m
.
.
dar .
.
33 34 30 32 38
35 37 47 50 46
4.5 40 52 57 27
0
30 40 50
57
B(I
41 41
55
60
53 35 32 35 36 30
L1.7
.
.
dsx .
48 49 46 47 40
38 51 53 63 53
66 52 46
57 41
31 52
44 51 65
74 55 48 52 66
5s 50 41
48
37 44
io . 6
.
.
. .
U m
40 49 43 36 38
45 49 54 52 M
63 42 48 62 21
30 46 43 51
66
77 50 47 53 64
52 33 38 44
30 42
47.4
.
.
.
39 52 39 38 51
44 54 46 61 55
60 48 55 65 42
40 45 48 57 69
76
63 49 61 68
60 37 34 44
42 43
51.3
.
.
36 41 37 30 32
33 43 50 52 49
5s 42
47 67 38
39 42 39 50
59
i 5
54
40 49 62
54 49 30 41 34 37
l4 . 8
.
44 26 32 5 3 3 3 49 38 531 26
38 24 20 29 8
11 22 14 26 32
41 29 22 2s 38
28
15 31 22 26 24
5.3
.
.. ..... “1 1 .....
58 45 51 65 29
31 43 44 54 60
77 55 48 55 64
50 31 I 42 36 40
17.4
61 41 49 33
37 12
91622-114
M0NTM;Y WEATHEB REVIEW. f i R C H , 1911
TABLE 3.-Maximum and minimum temperatures at selected stations for March, 1911. District No. Continued.
Illinois.
Yonmouth. vz:t5s
La rte, Ed. H e , MO.
--
Peoria. Vinuebago. Date. Cairo. :reenville. La Salle.
-
Min.
21 25 29 29 28
33 32 31 38 33
43 29 27 25 16
13 28 24 32 35
3s 37 25 27 33
46 21 22 30 30 25
39.3
-
-
-
Yln.
.-
bin.
20 29 31 25 18
33
22 31 23 35
33 31 17 22 12
12 22 29 28 32
31 35 23 20 21
4s
25 24 28 30 28
!6.3
-
-
Bin. Max
~- -I-
-
din.
-
26 26 3s 32 31
33 40
30 33 41
43 47 35 34 35
15 23 32 3s 38
46 33
28 34 40
42 34 32 32 33 29
I4 0
-
-
tax.
40 38 39 35 37
40 41 56 59 55
64 61 47 55 47
31 47 43 50 55
70 58 43 47 64
58 50 31 34 35 38
47.5
-
-
Is.
36 50 Q 53 63
63 71 60 81 05
88 73 50 58 47
39 66 53 0s
74
78 69 51 56 68
66 60 65 03 50 46
il. 0
-
-
din.
-
28 28 38 39 3s
49 45 39 48 48
54 39 37 37 26
22 35 38 45 44
52 47 39 34 44
45 39 41 3: 39 36
19.8
-
fax
36 45 57 49 55
56 47 55 70 83
73 68
53 55 46
36 59 52 60 89
76 61 54 53 67
57 51 55 56 40 42
15.5
-
-
-.
Min.
24 27 31 30 30
40 39 31 39 40
45 36 30 30 21
16 30 27 37 40
42 46 30 29 33
46 32 28 35 30 29
33.0
-
-
din.
24 29
33 ?S 28
31 31 30 38 35
44 27 24 25 15
18 27
28
3? 39
38 33 28 I 31
48 24 23 30 30 26
!9.6
-
-
fax
-
45 51 53 46 39
40 51 55 6s
56
09
86 47 59 52
33 49 4fl 56 69
78 69 53 55 69
60 52 42 52 40 49
3.8
-
-
&ax
-
41 46 50 40 40
40 46 54 65 52
67 57 47 55
45
32 54 44 54 65
76 81 48 53 68
57 53 46 49 37 46
il. 2
-
-
d s .
-
40 44 41
35 34
37 48 51 59 50
61 53 50 55 4.5
32 46 44 51 65
75 65 50 53 65
55 53 38 42 39 42
19.0
-
__
[ax.
41 45 45 36 38
39 47 50
64 51
65 54 47 54 35
32 51 42 52 63
76 59 45 52 67
57 52 41 45 37 44
19.2
-
Max. Min.
~. -
Yln.
23 29 31 31 34
37 37 31 40 36
46 32 28 25 22
18 33 25 34 44
44 40 31 34 34
42 27 26 32 29 32
12.6
-
37 47 58 45 53
46 52 68 71 56
82
59 47 58 48
38 61 48
58 71
76 58
52 54 70
59 48 56 53
42 45
41 50
(i5
50 59
60 45 57 73 70
79 74 54 59 45
40 50 li5
81 79
67 52 55 65 74
56 57 66 81 44 42
24 29 32 31 30
37 35 30 39 40
44 31 29 32 20
17 30 27 34 40
43 40 32 27 32
47
28 27 34 31 31
19 25 25 21 22
26
' 30 23 33 30
30
E 24 13
8 24 19
30 35
32 40 24 20 30
45 24 20 25 29
n
26 0
-
1. ............................................... 2.. .............................................. 3.. .............................................. 4.. .............................................. 6- ...............................................
30 26 35 25 28
33 33 31 36 31
18 26 17
13 24 20 33 39
39 46 25 25 29
47 29 20 29
30 25
37 46 54 41 46
43 46 54 70 57
69 64 48 58 47
35 go 45 56 66
74 58 49 52 67
56 54
47
6.. .............................................. 7. ............................................... 8.. .............................................. 9.. .............................................. 10.. ..............................................
11.. .............................................. 12.. .............................................. 13. ............................................... 14 ................................................ IS.. ..............................................
16.. .............................................. 17.. .............................................. 18.. .............................................. 19.. .............................................. 20. ...............................................
21.. .............................................. 22.. .............................................. 23.. .............................................. 24.. 26.. ..............................................
I ..............................................
26.. .............................................. 27.. .............................................. 28.. .............................................. 29.. .............................................. ao.. .............................................. 31 ................................................
MM.. .................................. ..........I 54.9 29.5 59.2 52.9 32.4