400 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIET\T. MARCH, 1911
C'LIMATOLOGICAL DATA FOR MARCH, 191 1.
DISTRICT NO. 7, LOWER MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.
ISAAC M. CLINE, District Editor.
GENERAL SUMMARY.
Cool weather prevailed chiring tlie early part of the month, and tlie monthly niininium temperatures were recorded at nearly all stations on the 1st. Teniperabures below zero occurred in parts of Oklahoma, and in tlie Colorado, New Mesico, and Kansas areas, and below freezing as far south as northern Louisiana. From the 6th to 14th high tem eratures prevailed, ant1 niasimunis above 90" were recorc P et1 a t some stations in each Statme or area, escept in the Colorado, New Mexico, and Kansas areas, where they were above SO". From the 15th to 18th there WB.S mother cool eriod, giviw light frosts, with minimum temperatures Below 400 as Far south as central Louisiana. From the 19th to 27th moderate temper& tures prevailed, but froni the 2Sth to 31st cool weather was again general, with minimum temperatures below +LOo,
as a rule, as far south as t.he thirty-fist parallel. Periods of recipitation were not well defined, and it is not practicab P e to generalize for the district as a whole. In the Colorado area, speaking broadly, there were five-
4 th-6 th, 10 th-12 th, 17 th-1 8th, 2 lst-22d, and 2s th. Light amounts occurred a t one or more stations on each day of the month, escept that there was no precipit.at.ion within the area on tlie 31st, and the aniounts were gen- erally below the normal in most localities. In the New Mexico area there were no well-defined periods of precipi- tation. Light aniountu oc,curred at one or niore stations every day, except on the 3cl,3cl, Sth, 15th, and 26t.h to 31st. The rnonth1.y amounts were generally below the normal and insufficient for agricultural interests. In t,he Texas area there were two periods of light, scattered showers- 1st and 1Stli-36th. The amounts were below the normal at all stations. In the Kansas area there w7ere five periods of light, scattered precipitation-5tli-6th, 11 th- 12th, 17th-22~1, 26th, and 23th. The amounts were below the normal, escept a t a few stations in the western portion of the Arkansas ValIey proper. In Oklahoma there were three periods of light, scattered precipit'ation, as follows: lst, 17tli-lSth, and Ysb26th. At a few stations li lit precipitation occurred on other dates also.
normal a t all stations. In tlie Missouri area there were six periods of preci it.at,ion, viz: lst, 5th-7th, 17th-lSth,
light and insufficient for agricultural needs, being mucli below the normal a t all stations. In the Tennessee area there were four periods of recipitation-lst, 5th-Sth, 18th-l9th, and 26th-29th. $he monthly amounts were generally small and were much below the normal. In Arkansas there were sis periods of light preci itation, as
follows: lst, 4tli-6th, l%h, 17th-l9t,h, 2',{-23d, ancl 35th-29th. The month1 amounts were much below the
The mont E lv amounts were small, being much below tlie
21st-32~1, 25tl-26t P 1, and 2Stli-29th. The anionnt,s were
normal at all stations, t z e deficiency ranging from 1 to
more than 4 inches, the ninst marked deficiencies being In the hississip i area there were seven periods of precipit.n- t.ion, as P ollows: lst, 4th--5th, 13th, lStli-l9t.h, 22d-83t1,
25th-2Gth, and 29 th. The preci )i t d o n was generallv less than 3 inches, and tlie month I y amounts were much below the normal. In Louisiana, speaking broadly, there were only two periods of prec.ipit.at,ion---lst ant1 1Stli-20tfh, although light, scattered showers occurred on
several other dates. The monthly amount.s were small in most cases and helow the normal, escept that there
was a slight. excess a t a few stations in t.he sout,liea.stmn portmion of the State. Considering the district, as n whole, the monthly preci itation was lidit, sc.attered, and gen-
enerally in the northern portion of the State.
erally insu&cient P or agriculturar interest,s.
TEMPERATURE.
Mean temperatures for the month were above the normal, the departures ranging froni + 1.4" to + 6.4". The coldest portion of the distnct was the Colorado area, with a mean temperature of 40.4'. The warmest was
Louisiana, with a mean of 64.6". The warmest weather occurred generally on the 9th, loth, or l l t h , antl the monthly masimum temperatures were above SO" in 1\11
States or areas, and above 90' in Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and in the Texas, Missouri, ancl Mississippi areas. The highest temperature for the district, 97",
occurred at Durant and Healdton, Okla. A masimum temperature of 96" was recorded a t Henrietta, Tex., and 95" at Monroe, La. Minimum temperatures were below zero a t some stations on the 1st in Oklahonia and the Colorado, New Mexico, and Kansas areas, antl they were below 40" southward into northern Louisiana. The lowest ten1 erature recorded during the month was - lo",
recorded at Salicla, Colo. Taken as a whole, temperature conditions were favorable for all interests and outdoor work was not interfered with to any appreciable extent by severe colcl. Monthly mean temperatures and departures from the normal for the various States ancl parts of States are reported as follows: Colorado area, 40.4", +3.4"; New Mesico area, 45.S0, +2.2"; Texas area, 53.S0, +3.4"; Kansas area, 4S.S", +4.3"; Oklahoma, 55', +3.1"; Mis- souri area, 49.S0, +2.3'; Tennessee area, 53.4", +2.5"; Arkansas, 56.6", +3.7"; Mississippi area, 59.3", +2.1"; Louisiana, 64.6', + 3.2".
a t Elizabet 1 town, N. Max., and a mininiuni of -6" was
PRECIPITATION BY DRAINAGE AREAS.
ArX.a.ma8 River and trilJutaries.-Less than the normal amount of precipitation occurred throughout this drain- age area, except in scattered localities in Colorado and
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Kansas. Over tlie headwaters of tlie Arkansas River, in Colorado, tlie average from 35 stations was 1 .11 inches, being about 0.2 inch below tlie normal. The precilita- tion was esceptionally light over those portions 01 the Arkansas Valley proper that lie in Kansas and Oklahonm, ancl also over the Cimarron and Canadian Vallej-s. The average from 42 stations in the Arkansas Valley pro er in Kansas and Oklahoma was 0.38 inch, being 1.2 inc P ies
below the normal. The average from 19 stations in the Cimarron Valley was 0.15 inch and the deficiency amounted to about 1.3 inches. The precipitation was uniformly distributed over the Canadian Valley, the average from 65 stations bein 0.41 inch, wit.1~ a cle- ficiency of about 0.4 inch over t 9 iat portion which lies in New Mexico ancl about 1.4 inches over that portion lying in Texas ancl Oklahoma. The precipitation from 9 sta- tions in the Vercli ris Valle avera ed 0.44 inch, about 1.8 inches below t T ie norma ;Y f , ancl t le aniounts from 14
stations in the Neoslio Valley averaged 1.38 inches, kbout 1.5 inches below tlie normal. Over that! portion of tlie ArlGansas Valley below the Oklahoms-Arkansas line tlie precipitation was uniformly distributed but light, e from 15 stations being 3.36 inches, about
2.5 the inches elow the normal. Red R k r and tributari.es.-Over those portions of t l i s drainage area which lie in New Mesico, Texas, nnd Okla- homa the precipitation was very light, the avera e from
normal. Below the Texas-ArlGansas line the amounts were heavier, the nvera e from 18 stations being 3.34
Mi.ssissippi south of St. Louis arid m.dl tribu,twies.- About half tlie nornial amount of precipitation occurred over this clrainage area, but the amounts for the several vallevs and tlie departures from tlie norninl vary ma- terially. 111 the Immediate Mississippi Valley the amounts from 41 stations weraged 1.67 inches, nbout 3.3 inches below tlie normal. Over tlie Valley of tlie Meramec the precipitation averaged about 1.5 inches below- the normal. Tlie average from 19 stations in tlie White River Valley was 1.74 inches, about 3.9 inches below the normal. Tlie average from 30 stations in the Yaaoo Valley was 2.93 inches, about 3.3 inches below the normal. Light precipitation occurred over the Valley of the Big Black, where the average wns 1.63
inches, about 4.1 inches below tlie normal. Over the Ouachita Valley the average from 51 stations was 2.31
inches, about 3.1 inches below tlie noriiid. L0u:isiaim eoasta,l pZai,n,.-More than the nornial amount of precipitation occurred a t a few stations in this drainage area, but generally there was a deficiency. The amounts from 30 stations averaged 2.96 inches, about 1.2 inches below the normal. Monthly precipitation ani1 departures from the normal for the various States and parts of States (in inches) are reported as follows: Colorado area, 1.0S, -0.30; New Mesico area, 0.33, -0.37; Texas area, 0.80, -1.3s;
Kansas area, 0.31, - 1.24; Oklahoma, 0.44, - 1.60; MIS- souri area, 1.67, -2.31; Tennessee area, 1.72, -3.16;
Arkansas, 2.17, -3.70; Mississippi area, 2.63, -3.75;
Louisiana, 2.71, - 1.76.
40 stations being 0.69 inch, about 1.4 inches be f ow the
inches, about 2.3 inches E elow tlie normal.
SNOWFALL.
Over eastern Oklahoma, the larger art of tlie Tesas
Mississippi areas no snow occurred. In northwestern Oklahoma, the Texas Panhandle, and the northern and eastern portions of the Kansas area there was light snow,
area, and Arkansas, Louisiana, and t R e Tennessee and
the amounts ranging from a trace to 5.5 inches, and in the Missouri area tlie snowfall was heavier, ranging from a trace to S inches, but over these areas the snow did not remain long and at the close of tlie month tlie ground was bare. In c’olorado the snowfall in the mountainous dis- t,ricts ranged from 3 inches to 37.5 inches, but was generally below the average. The high temperatures have caused the snow to melt rapidly and the prospect for a
late flow of irrigation water was not as good as at the
opening of tlie month. In the New Mexico area little, if any, snow was adclecl to tlie stored de th; on the contrary, the high temperatures which prevaiEd dissi ated most of tlie snow over the southern mountains an a at all lower levels of the northern mountains, causing high water in tlie irrigation streanis too early for a long-continued flow. The late flow therefore will be generally light unless maintained by good rains in tlie spring and early sum- mer. However, tlie soil is generally well filled with moisture, giving promise of a very successful year from an ttgricultural viewpoint. The avera e snowfall (in
from the records of such stations as reported snow,is as
follows: C!olorado mea, 32 stations, 13.1; New Mesico area, 32 stations, 1.6; Texas area, 2 stations, 3.2; Kansas area, 18 stations, 0.3; Oklahoma, 7 stations, 0.1; Missouri area, 16 stations, 2.
inches) for the various States and parts o ! States, derived
RIVERS.
In Oklahoma all streanis were low for this season of the year, and there were no material changes in the stages during tlie month. Only slight changes occurred in the Red River, there being a stead fall a t nearly all stations, and low stages
No changes worthy of note occurred in the stages of the u per Arkansas River. The lower Arkansas was below
Low sta. es prevailed generally in the upper White. The lower hite a t C’larendon rose from a sta e of 33.4
on the 1st to a mminiuni of 33.9 on the 5th, a ter which it fell gradually to a s t n e of 13.6 feet on the 31st.
prevailed at t 1 e close of the month.
t P ie normal during tlie greater part of the month.
$Y
fell tlirougliou t t r le month.
B
With tlie esce tion o P a few slight rises, the Ouacliita
There was a slight rise in the Mississi pi below St. Louis during the first decade and again &ning the lntter part of tlie second and first part of the third decade, otherwise there was a general fall and low stages pre- vailed at the close of the month.
NOTES.
TuZia, Tux.-There lias been very little wind and the weather has been favorable. Wheat and oats are doing well. Win ehl, Tm-Weather conditions have been very
secured. 1in.n.sas (T. B. Jennings, section director).-Weather conditions have been favorable, except that an unusual wind and dust storm, on the 36th, was detrimental to farming interests and traffic was temporarily interfered with. OkZuhoma (J. Peniberton Slaughter, section director). -
in the central and western counties. An
entire State on the 26th. The dust was so dense as to obscure the sun during a part of the afternoon.
fnvora 6 le for planting corn, and a good stand is being
ain becoming dry and rain would be bene-
dust and sand storm prevailed over the
402 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. MARCH, 1911
Mkxn~ri (George R’eeder, section director) .-Wheat is re orted to be in good condition. Elberta peach buds, wfich had been forced by the warm weather, were im- The weather
gas been unusually favorable for outdoor occupations. Mississippi (J. H. Scott, section director).- With the exception of 1910, this has been the driest March of
record. The temperature was higher than usual.
aired by the low temperatures of the 16th.
ORIGIN AND PROGRESS OF LAND DRAINAGE IN BOLIVAR COUNTY, MISS.
By W. W. BOONE, Chief Enginee? Bolivar County Drainage Com- mimion.
In telling of the movement for land reclamation by drainage in Bolivar County, Miss., the writer deems It pro er to give the reader at least a passin
discussion. Without going back farther than the advent of the white nian into this territory, we will begin 50
years ago, when the Mississippi River was spreading her annual flood waters without. human restrictions over the great and fertile l‘azoo-Mississippi Valley, and each year adding to the vast store of natural wealth in the fabulous richness of her “delta” soil. About 1858 the first organized effort in the State of Mississippi was made for proteckion from this yearly flood, when an act was passed by the State legislature creatin the “general levee board.” And then, down all the successive stages of its development, the levee throu% as grown, uiitil to-day we have a system of levees alon our river front the grade of which is 5 feet above the ‘gh-water ade line of the river. Previous t? t e completion of the levees a majority of the planters in cleaiing their ndge land for cultivation had used the winding bayous or sloughs through their roperty as a dumping ground for the logs to be removed ,From the clearing. SO that upon the completion of the levees the planters found that their natural drainage channels were totally inade uate to remove the heavy
and winter months. They then saw, too, that their natural drainage channels were fast fillin up, or were
the aftermath of a great timber industry that had flour- ished in this section. The floocl water of the Mississippi Ri,ver had previous to the completion of the levees served to gather up and bear away on its tide this congestion of drift, brush, and debris, but since they had wisely chosen to exclude this natural flushing system from their domain, the planters were now confrontecl with the fact that they must turn to ai.tificia1 means for the improvement of their drainage outlets. Still another and a grea.ter reason for drainage, however, was the fact that with a
rapidly increasing population, and a peiiod ?f industiial prosperity being enjoyed throughout the entire country, the time was ripe and conditions denianded that the thousands of acres of rich swamp ancl timbered lands lying useless and a burden for the lack of drainage be reclaimed and turned into channels of usefulness. .The question of draina e was agitated by the people of the Yazoo-Mississippi Alley for several years, which movement crystahzed into the passage of the “Alcorn Asicle
gh&cquclintwice wit R the previous history and character of t e lands under
IY a
rainfall which floods all the f owlands during the spring
already filled up, with tree tops, logs, an 8 small clbbiis,
the State legislature in 1906.
drainage law, a number of special acts
creating drainage districts in different parts of the State were passed. By the right expressed in this general draina e law the first step for organized drainage in Bolivar Eounty was taken at a meeting of the leading citizens of the county at the county seat, Cleveland, in the spring of
1907, when petitions were put hi circulation re uesting
lfogne Hasty and Northern drainage districts were thus formed from lands lying for the most part between a large stream, the Bogue Phalia, on the west and the Yazoo & Mississi pi Valley Railroad on the east.
the courts to organize a clraina e district em 7 3 racing s ecifiecl lands in the east end of !i3 olivar County. The
The total area of t P ie two districts taken together was -
146,000 acres. Through the effoi-ts of local landowners a part7 of endneers from the United States DeDartnient of Agri- cuhre, Office of Experinient Statigns, were sent Lon October 7, 1907, to make an investigation of the possi- bilities for drainage within the area pro osed to be
preliiiiinttiy surveys, and on October 3, 1908, submitte to the regularly appointed clrainage commissioners of Bolivar County their plan of relief for the territory cov- ered and the estimated cost of same. The general plan recommended by the Government engineers was followed as to the location of the ditches, but it is a matter of much regret that their estimates as to the cost of com leting the work fell far short of what
illustrate: Right-of-way clearing on the Bogue Phalia, which they estimated to cost $300 per mile, is actually costing $1,100, and right-of-way clearing on east Bogue Hasty, which they estimated to cost $200 per nlile, is actually costing $375. This underestimation of the cost of completing the work in hand would have been a source of much c.onfusion had not this mistake been detected by the drainage commissioners before they made their assessment. The estimated cost submitted in the report of the engi- neers of the United States Department of Agriculture was increased 35’ er cent by the board of drainage commis- sioners and t R eir assessment made accordingly, the total assessment on the 146,000 acres being $335,S57.50.
These figures give an average assessment of about $2.30 an acre. The assessment roll was approved on the 18th of August, 1909.
Twenty- ear bonds bearing 6 per cent interest were
But before the bond sale could be made Hon. Tlios. S. Owen, attorney for the drainage comniissioners, framed a friendly suit and brought it before the supreme court of the State, this action being necessary before the approval of the bond attorne s could be had. The supreme court
bonds were sold at their par value in April, 1910.
On April 18, 1910, the writer was employed as engineer for the drainage commission, the location of the canals was at once macle, and on July 5 contract was let to R. H. & G. A. McWilliams, of Chicago, Ill., for the exca- vation of 1,155,000 cubic yards of earth at the conserv- ative price of 9.65 cents per cubic yard. All of the con- tracts were subsequent!y let for the S5 miles of canal surveyed, at prices ranging froni 10 to 15 cents er cubic
work is 2,942,000 cubic yards, for clitc a es varying from
20 to 100 feet wide. There are now five dredge boats in the district, with two others t.0 be erected within the next
2
drained. These engineers spent four niont R s in niakin
the work is actual P y costing the drainage districts. To
nest issue B in the sum of 80 per cent, of the assessment.
ruled in favor of t i e f drainage district, after which the
yard of excavation. The total yarda e for t K e entire
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Do. .4ltred Lucero. Wm. French. Dr. W. W. Chilton.
1'. R. Worrall. Agent,R.P.&S. W.R.R. Do. Miss M. Carrington Dal-ld Rope. M. P. Nredham. James B. Dickson. A. J. Melorhe, jr. Anthon Kappus. Itaton &ater ~' o . John B. Reneau. Wm. Frank, sr. J. 0 . Buchanan. D. N. Jackson. nr. B. M. Porter. Farmers' Development Co.
Agent. E. P. & S. W. R. R. Edwd. F. Grygla. Oeo. Rringle. R. K. OdeU. J. J. Herin@. Prof. R. C. ('rum. Jose .4. Baca. 11. A. Nachtrieh. Agent. E. P..& 9. W. R. R. Jesse T. While. F. M. Hughes. Agent. A. T. & 8. F. R. R. Agent. E. P. B 8. W. R. R. Miss Alice Blake. John F. &%man. Miss M. L. Payne. 0. E. Anderson. IT. W. Adams. Gay L. Barnes.
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Potter.. .......... 3,676 Archer.. ................. Lm8r ............ 590
U. S. Weather Bureau. Chas. H. Thuman. V. V. Bright. ...
MARCH, 1911.
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MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE l.-Climatological data for March, 1911. District No. 'I-Continued.
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TABLE 1.-Clicmalolag~l datu fm M d , 1911. District No. ?'--Continued.
50 0.43 -0.0: 45 1.79 - .5:
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Thos. dartin. R. N. Schooling. P. H. Albright & Co. D. Dr. W. F. Ohern. P. Osboru.
Dr. L. H. Murdoch. U. 8. Weather Bureau. T. L. Maynard. A. M. Foss. R. C. Block. J. A. Douglas. R. G . Guptlll. M. R. Gayle. Mrs. Kate Chatman. Dr. W. C. Woodard. C. L. YcArthur. Dr. H. M. Hutchinson. W. C. Chamberlain. 5. L. Hatfield. R. C. Shades. B. A. Rwindler. M. D. Reed. B. D. Bonlineau. [rvh Q. Dillon. R. A. Boyle.
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1. R. White%on. W. 0. Burk. diss Josie Smith. E. E. Steiner.
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+ 4.3
+ 6.4
+ 1.6
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56.9 56.7 61.7 59.4 60.3
............ i- 3.5
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+ 4.9
Yilkr.. ........... Arkansas.. ........ Logan. ............ Newton.. ......... Miller ............. Bradley,. ......... Little River ....... Garland.. .......... cross.. ............
56.4 56.5
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Angullla ............... Bharkey ........... Austin ................. TUUk8 ............ Batesvllle .............. Panola ............ Bi Creek .............. Calhoun ............ B&alls ................ Marshall ..........
60.5 57.6 56.6 57.8
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+ 3.1
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60.3
56.5
54.2
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Cinton ................. Charlaston ............. Clarksdale. ............ Coffeeville .............
~~~
M a d i ~n .......... Tallahatehle ........ Coahoma.. ......... Yalobiisha ........ 2.90 4.11 2.27 2.92 3.10 3.m 1.94 3.2s 1..w 3.21 3.27
............. ........ ........ - 3.46
........ ........ -3 .4 2
- 3.69
- 4.m
- 3.56
- 3.06
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90 88 90 88 89 91
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.e2 1.21 1.00 1.21 .54
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42 44 46
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JGkson..:. ............ Mkhn-... ...... 450
Kenton ................ Obirm ............. 325 Memphis ............... Shelby.. .......... 409 Mllan.. ................ I - Gibson.. .......... 440
...... 250
2Yl 145 271
!m 1.303 1.324 259 226 361 158 470 171 309 2x3 330 1.175 223 285
1,465 1,451
481 M 6-43 182 600 85 345
195 262 357 775 277 512 ?29
1,100 231 377 215
1.25(1 122 327
1,385 182
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bIcCdlo h & Quelck. prof. S. 8 Samson. J. A. Roar. W. C . Blundell. Ldla I. Teter. J . E. Scanlan. P. U. B. 8. Jackson. Weather Bureau.
John T. Marey. 5. I. Howe. E. L. D. Whitson. W. H. Stoner. R. H. Quarterman. 1. M. Huddlestan. Mrs. B. E. Bishop. 0. H. Burr. Jacob Brobet. A. Beznard. Neal Dodd. W. J. Moss. Jeff I. Bnbb. 1. c. chenadt. George W. Nlrhoalds. Universlty of Arkansas. A. Tredlcr. U. 8. Weather BUWII. B. C. Logan. C. A. Caywood. R. F. Modisett. Hot S rings Water Co. C. A. &my. Benedictine Sisters. J. A. Lowderback.
F. W. Yonmans. 1'. S. Weather Bureau. 0. H. Ilrntschei. Miss L. c. smith. F. L. Wallick. Smith.
R. R. 6t. John. Chas. R. M. S Rdami. rigg
J. M. Hudson. Benedictine Sisters. A. F. Stevens. L. W. Gregory. A. M. Ellsworth. Carl A. Star&. G. Field. H. A. Buerkle. New Subiaco Abbey. Qeorge Paxton. D. E. Moore. W. J. Savage. John E. Payton. S. D. Jester. John Seals.
R. H. QilliSpiQ.
2.53 2.49 3.13 3. I75 3 42 1.54
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m 230
390 228
177 241 470 187
211
270
140
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E. W. Cook. H. J. Irvine. J. M. Cox. J. Tallahatehie P. Havens. drainage corn.
Dr. a. W. Smith-Vanir. W. B. Burke. A. C. Tuttle. Tallahatrhie drainage com. M. A. Candler. TallaJatchie drainage corn.
........ - 3.28
- 2.92
........ ........ - 3.88
Corinth.. .............. Alcom.. .......... Crenshaw .............. Panola ............ Denmark. ............. Lalayette .......... Duck Hili .............. Monteomem.. ..... ............ 58.2 + 1.2 61.4 I +2 .5
DO.
W. H. Eskridga E. F. Fan. Tallahatchie drainage com. T. L. Darden. F. L. Harbison. J. H. Stephen.
Edwards ............... Hinds.. ... .. Enid ................... Tallahatchie Fayetta ................ Jefferson .......... Oreenville .............. Washington ....... Oreenwood ............. Leflore ............
............ 62.8 +3 .5 b9.2 + 2.7 58.2 + 2.2
408
Hisstrsippi-Cont'd.
Orenads ............... Hemando .............. Hickor Flat ........... Holly rings. .........
Lake Cormorant. ...... Kwiu9o.. ...........
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE l.--Climatolog.ical data for March, 1911. District No. 7-Continued.
Grenada .......... 134 De Soto ........... 391 Benton ............ 435 Marshallll. ......... Coo A ttala.. .......... 430 De Soto.. ......... 206
MARCE, 1911
Pontotoc.. ............. _I Port Gibson ............ Rosedale.. ............. Senatohia.. ............ S h o r n ................ SufTolk ................. Swan Lake ............. Tchula.. ............... Unlveaity ............. Utica .................. Virkshiug .............. Water Valley. ......... Woodvill e... ........... Y w o Clty. ............
Louisiana.
Abbeville.. ............ Alexandrla ............
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2
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24 21 2 2 3 2 33 2
23 23
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18 17
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23
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19
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Pon totoe... ..... Claiborne.. ....... 116 Bolivar.. ......... 143 Tate. ............. 284 Madison.. ............... Franklin ................. Tallahntcliie. ..... 148 Holmes.. ......... 130 Lafarette.. ........ 502 Hinds .............. 2S7
Warren.. ......... 247 Palohusha. ....... 300 Wilkinson ........ 5tio P a m ............. 116
Vermilion.. ....... 18 Rauides ........... 77
Temperature, in degrees Fahrenheit.
BO.4
61.4
G6.8
66.1 m.9 64.2
61.6
a.0 64.3 ti2.4
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+ 4.4 91 9
+ 3.8 78 13
....... s6 8
+ 6.0 82 11
....... M 8
+ 3.0 89 8
+ 1.0 92 11
+ 1.7 56 11
....... 91 9
+ 0.1 92 S 4.0 59 10
....... 89 5 + 2.3 s i 8
+ 1.G 90 8
+ 3.1 90 11 .t 3.7 93 12
+ G.7 87 8 ....... 94 19
+ 1.9 87 z(
+ 5.1 93 11
+ 1.4 w 8
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+ .4 9 :
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- 5.11
- 2.87
+ .94 - 3.27
- .47
- 1.75
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1 .3 1.91 1.5s
1.23 1.08
.?8 1.67 .85 1.00 3.45 1.35 .79 2.10 1.14
Camem ............... Carrollton.. ............ Cheneyville ............ Cinelare.. .............. Clinton.. .............. C~lllnston.. ............ Covlngton .............
Cameron .......... 6 Orleans.. ......... 7 Rapides ........... 67 West Baton Rouge ....... East Feliriana. ... 113 Morehouse.. ...... ffi St. Tammany ..... 39
Ferriday ............... Franklin ............... Grand Cane.. .......... Orand Coteau .......... Hammond.. ........... Houms ................ Jena.. ................. Jennings.. ............. Lafayette. ............. Lake Charles.. ......... Lakwide ............... Lawrerice.. ............ Leesvllle ............... Liberty Hlll.. ......... Lo ansport.. .......... Mefville ................ Minden. ............... Monroe. ............... Morgan Cit.y. .......... Newellton ............. New Iberia.. .......... New Orleans (1). ...... New Orleans (21.. ..... Opelonsas. ............. Paradis. ............... Pearl River. ........... Plaln Dealing .......... Rayne.. ............... Reserve ................ Robeline ............... Ruston.. .............. St. Franeisville ........ Schriever.. ............ Sheridan ............... Shreveuort.. ...........
Concordla ................ St. Marps ........ 10 De Soto.. ......... 302 St. Landry.. ...... 93
Catahoiila ............... Calcasieu.. ......... 30 Lafayette.. ....... 36 Calcasieu.. ........ 22 Cameron. ......... 9 Plaquemines.. .... 6 Vernon. ................. Bienvilie.. ............... De Soto.. ......... 192 St.. Landry ........ 45 Wehster.. ........ 194 Ouaehita.. ........ 82 St. Marys ........ 14 Tensas ................... Iberia ............. 15 is ........... 51
Tangi ahoa
1
44 Terregnne :: :I : ......
msaier... ......... LIJB
Acadia ............ 44
St. John Baptist.. ....... Natehitoches ...... 147 Lincoln. .......... 313 West Feliciana .... 115 Terrebonne.. ..... 17 Washington .............. Caddo.. .......... 3 9
- .54
- .95
- .89
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12 19 21 19 19 19 19
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21 19 9
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18 6 12 2 4
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Lula.. ................. Coahoma.. ........ Is? Malone.. ............... Marshall. Marks .................. Quitman.. ........ 163 Natrliez.. .............. Adanls ............ 2W New Albany ........... Union .............
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- 4.44
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1. sa 3.11 .58
-. 53 2.71 5.40 2.21 1.55 2.98 3. li" 2.61 2.01 2.10 3.55 2.78 2.81 2. &5 3.95 1.04 2.49 2.39 3.57 1.72 2.01 3.00 1.53
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C. J. Edwards. Nellie Graham. Lulu M. Wentz. Elmo M. Bott. C. 8. McFarland. GrahamM era. C. E. smdes. N. La. experiment station. Stale hioio ical station. Loyola Colfege. Walter I. Tanner. Cinclare Cent. Factory. John A. White. John B. Reily. Lucille Champagne. J. P. Lucas. John F. Park. W. P. Chandler. R. X. Selater. J. Y. Bonney. J. Foster Provost. St. Charles College. C. C. Cam . H. Id. Foote. I. A. Wilhanks. J. F. .Buch. J. J. Davidaon. Geo. Boudreaux. L. J. Nunnemacher. H. C. Warmoth. C. M. MrFarland. E. A. Crawford. Bettie M. Dennis. Chas. B. YcNeiU. Ethel Fort. L. L. Smith. Virgil E. 1Unsey. John D. Fultz. Mrs. Jno. A. Gebert. U. S. Weather Bureau, Sugar ex rlment station.
Louislana Meadows Co. Geo. F. Banrks. Leon Sanders. A. P. McNeii. Leon Qodchaux Co., Ltd. Ruby MrCook.. J. C. H. M c P i e y . L. P. Kilboume. Harriet F. Rievier. D. A. Self. U. 8. Weather Bureau. C.T Le h F. L: Stl%dartin. G. W. Rlchardson. Sped.
Andrew Eoresi.
ondren.
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17 17 17 3 17 3 2.
17 17 18 17
31 17 3 17 17 9 17 3
31 17 4
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Dodmn ................ Winn .................... 33 Farmerville ............ I Union ............ 177 Donaldsonville.. ....... Ascension.. ...... .I
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62.6 I+ 3.3 95 Ill
I
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... 25 24 42 37
.. ... ... 44
34 19 14 50 40
46
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................... 2.59 ........ 1.44 2.19 - 1.94 .87 2 .8 - 1.58 1 .3 4.29 + .51 2.46 3.70 - .G9 1.85 3.25 - 3.49 1 .8 1.15 ........ 1.15 2.70 - .97 1.32 2.35 ........ 1.20
1.65 ........ .El 5.90 + 1.95 4.01 3.35 - 1.30 1.70 2.7ti ........ .95 3.60 ........ 1.60
2.32 - 3.20 .87
Et. Tammany.. ...I 2 9 ... 2 17 17
31 1 1;
31 17 17 2
Simm&port ............. Avoyelles. ........ 42 Southern Unlv. Farm.. Su rtown ............. Calmsieu Tafhlah.. ............. Madison.. ........ 91 Walker ................ Livingston ........ .......
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b, 0, etr., indicate, revertivel 1.2,3, etr.. days missing from the record.
114 Temperature extremes are from observed readlngs of the dry bulb; means are computed from observed readlnga. * ~reclpltatlon included in that ofthe next measurement.
t Also on other dates. Separate dates of falls not recorded. Data are from standard instruments not supplied by the U. 8. Weather Bureau. struments are read in the morning; the msxlmum temperature then read is charged to the preceding day, on which it almost always occurs.
'! Ztimaterl hv nhsprc-er. ......... Precipitation for the 24 hours ending on the morning when it is memured. Precipitation is less than 0.01 inch rain or melted snow.
~IARCH, 1911. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. 409
TABLE 2.-Daily precipitation for March, 1911. District No. 7, Lower Mississippi Valley.
410
Stations.
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
Watershed.
MARCH, 1911
Tezus-Con tinued.
Canadii ........... Childregs ........... Chilllcothe.. ............ Clarendon.. ............ Clarksville. ............. Claude ................. Dalhart I Denlson 1 : Fin1a.y fl I .. ............. Henrietta ............. Hereford. ............. Lewis Ferry 11.. Memphis. ........... Miami.. ............ Yobeetie.. ......... Nazareth.. .............. Ochlltree ........... Pampa.. ................ Paris 11.. .......... Pbmons ............ Quanah 1 I.. ........ Ringo Crosslng 11. Romero ............ Texline .................. l'alla ............... Wlchita Falls ............ Wlnfield. ...............
KaMOcr.
Alden.. ............ hhm2z ..............
Burl1 ton .........
Chamon.. ......... Coldwater.. ........... Columbus.. ........ Coolidge.. .......... Cottonwood Falls ... Council Grove..
gm&m.. Eldorado.. .............. Ellinwood.. ............ Em poria ........... Eureka ............. Fall Rlver.. ............ Far o .............. Fdonla.. ......... Garden Cit ........
Oreensburg.. ......... Orenola.. .......... Howard.. .............. Hugoton ........... Butchinson.. ...... Independence. ..... Iola.. .............. Irene ............... Jetmore. ............. Kinpan.. ............ La r-8 ................ Lakin. ................. Lamed.. ............... Lebo.. ............. Le Ro ................. Liberaf ............. Macksvllle .......... McPherson. ........... Yadiin. ........... Marion.. ........... Medicine Lodge.. .. Medora.. ............... Mount Ho pe... ....... N d o Raplds. .... Neae City ........... Newton. ........... Norwich.. .............. Oswego ............. Plaii .............. Pratt.. ............. Rome. ............... Sedan .............. Toronto.. ............... Ulyases.. ........... Walnut.. .......... Wellington.. ....... Wlchita.. .......... Wlnfleld.. .............. Yates Center.. .....
Oklnhoma.
Ada ................ Alva. ..............
...........
Chan%. ...............
.......
Great Benz.. .........
TABLE 2.-Daily preciphation for March, 1911. Distn'ct No. 740ntinued.
Canadian.. Red ........ .do.. .... .do. .... .do. .... .do. .... Canadian.. Red.. ...... .do. .... do.. ... ..do. .... ........ d 0. .... .-..do. .... Canadian.:. Red ........ do. ..... Canadian ... do. .... Red.. ...... Canadian.. Red. ....... ..... .do. ..... Canadian ... do ...... Red ........ do. .... .do. ....
Arkans as... .do.. ... Cimarron .. Neosho ..... .do. .... C i m n . . ..do ..... Nmho ..... Arks nsas... Neosho ..... ........ .do.. ... Arkansae...
.......... do.. ... do.. ... .do.. ... Neosho ..... Verdigr is... .do.. ... Cimarron.. Verdiigr ls... Arkansas... ..do.. ... .-.do.. ... Verdigr is... .do.. ... Cirnarron.. Arkan sa%.. Verdi via... Nmho ..... Arkansas... .-.do.. ... ..do.. ... do ..... .do.. ... .do.. ... Neosho ..... .do.. ... Cimarron.. Arkansas... ..do. .... Verdigris.. . Neasho ..... Arkansas... .do. .... .-.do. .... Nmho.. ... Arkansas.. . __.__do.. ... .do.. ... Neosho ..... Clmarron.. Arkansas... .-.do.. ... Verd ris ..
C i m n . . Neoaho ..... Arkansas... ____.do ..... do.. ... Verdigris.. .
.?o. ...
Canadian. . Arkansas.. .
T: .72
.24
.50.. .05
.50 ....
.65 .%..
........... I ........................................ .._.I .... 1 _...I ............ I ............ 1 .... 1 .... ._..I ........ ....I ................. .12
............................................................................ .15. ....................................... .15
................................................................. .50 ........................ .ti7 .3 .................... 2.12
........................................................................... .74 ............................................ .74 ................................................... .10 ........................ .33 ........................................ .43
................ .'. .............................................. .10 ............ T. .04 ........ .44 ..................... P
...................................... .06 .................... .6S .16 ......... lM .15.. ....... ti0. ................... 2.21
.... I ............................................................ .45 ............................ .?o .................... .i o
__._, ........................................................ ____I .51 ................ .a ........ .30 .................... 1.51
................................................................................ .40. ....................................... .40
................................................................................ .I ........................................ .53
............................................................................ .% ........ T. ................................. .25 ............................................................................ .21 ............................................ .21
............................................................................................ .% ........................ .&O
............... T. .% .Ol ............ .ll ........ .70.. ...... T. ........ 2.02
........................................................... ._..I ................ .a .... ....I .... .10 ........................ I
.___I.___ .................................................... .___I ._._ .........................................................
.
T
.o4 .171
Beam.. .......... _I Canadian..
.................... .................... ................................ .................... T. T. T ......... T.T ..................................................... T ..... T ............. T. ........................ .02. ....................................................................... .15 .................... .1i
.................... T. .OG ............ T. .................................... .01 ............ T. .12 .... .OZ ............ .P .................... T. .Mi T. ........ T. ........................................................ .10 .... T. ............ .19 ............................................................................................................................ .oo
.................................................................................................... .05 .................... .05
............................ .E .................................................................... .24 .................... .%
.................... .05 ................ .03 .................... .64 ............................ .a ........ .05 ............ .97
-1. .04 .05 .13 ........ .._.I .... ....I .22 ....I .... ._..,..._ .................... .15 ............................ .09 ........................ .63
................................................................................................... .22 .... T. ............ .23
............................................................................................................................ .m ................ T. .44 .06 ................ .24 ................ .67 ............ .10 .14 ............ .16 .................... 1.83
................ T. .... T. T. ............ T. .................................................... .05 ..................... .05
................ T. .... T. T. ............ T. ............ T. .09 .... .01 ............ .10
..
.
............. T ............................................................. T ................. T ..... T ............. T.
. .................... T. ........ 1 ........................................................................ T. ................ T. ........................... ............................................... ................ ....................
Day ofmonth. I
~ ~~~~~
Apache ............. Ara ho ............ Ard%re 11 ........ Amett. ............ Bartlesville .........
....... I I I .................................................... I I I I I I I I I I I I I I .... I I ................ I I I I.ol...l...l.~.l...l...l...l...l...l...l...
Red ........ Washlta ... Red ........ Canadian.. Arkansas..
........................................ ._..I____ ....I....I .?5.... .... ....I.__.I._.. ._._~____~....~.._. ........................ ....I .2J
............ T. ............................ .OB .... ........ .88 .IS ........ .OS ........ .Bo ........ T. ............ 1.79
.ll .ll ................................................... I H I I I
m ............
MARCH. 1911 . MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW .
TABLE 2.-Daily precipitation for Mar&, 1911 . District No . '+-Continued .
411
412 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW .
TABLE 2.-Daily precipitation for March. 1911 . District No . 7-Continued .
Stations .
Tenncsuee-Cont'd .
Cavington I ...... DvmburE I I1 ...... "~ ... Jackson ...........
Mempha .......... Milan 11. .......... Trenton ........... Union City ........
Arkansas .
Iienton, ...........
Alicia ............. Amity ............. Arkadelphia (near) Arkansas City 11 .. Batesville I Bee B r a d . :::::I Benton ............ Bentonville ........ Bergman .......... BlackltockII .... Brinklej 11 ....... Calico oekll .... Camden 1 I ........ Centerpoint ....... Clarendon I I ...... Conway ........... Corning ........... Dardanelle 0 ..... Dodd City ......... Earl ............... Eldorado England 11 :::::::: Eureka Sprm gs .... Fayettcville ....... Fordyre ........... Fort Smith ........ Fulton 11 ......... Hardy ............. Helena I 1 .........
Huttig ............ Jonesboro ......... Junction .......... Lake Farm ........ Lewisville ......... Little Rock ....... Luthcrville ........ Malvern y ........ MammotR spring .. Marked Tree 10 .... Mens .............. Newport I U ........ Omrk ............. Pine Uluff Ill ...... Pocahontas ........ Pond .............. Portland I .......
Ropers ............. Springbank 111 ..... stu ttg3I-t .......... Subiwo ............ Swain ............. Terarkana 11 ...... Warren p I ......... Whitecliffs 11 ..... Wiggs ............. W p n e 11 .........
Missi.wippi.
Anguilla ........... Austin ............ Batesville 11 ...... Bi Creek ..........
Canton ............ Charleston ......... Clarksdale I I ...... Coffeeville ......... Corinth 11- ........ Crenshaw .......... Denmark .......... Iiwk Hill ......... Edwards .......... Enld ..............
Oreenville 1 Greenwood 1 i : 1:: : Grenada ........... Hernando I ...... Hickor Ffat ..... 1101ly Jpri I i o s c l u s k o ~: 1::: Lake Cormorant ... Lula ............... Malone .......... _c
Marks ............. Natchez 11 ........ New Albany ....... Pontotoc ..........
Hot Springs .......
Prescott , Z : ........
ByLlia ...........
F8yette ............
Day of month . - .
' I
I Watershed .
1 2 1 3 4 5 6 9 I 10 11 12 13 14 15 10 17 18 19 m 21 n 1 23 24 25 26 27 a8 29 30 31
......
.. -.-. -.-- .- .-.- .--- .-- .... 40 ......................... 70 ......... 27 ........ 95 .... ..-. .. .._. ._ ...... ........I : ... :I:: : ... :::: .___ .... ._ .... .. .... .. ........... . .... .................. ..... .....
T - - 15 21 T 17 ... .... ... ... ....... ... .... . .... .. .............. .. .. ........ ._ ..._ ._ __ 3 q2 ._ 21 T ............ ...... .do 35 ..._ __._ ._ ..._ 01 ._ T T 15
........ ...... . ............. . ........ .......... ............ .... ... .. . ... .. . . .. .do .... .. 43 ..... ...... 12 . 01 ................................ T .. 3s T . ._ ....._ 'r .......... 33 ........ 90 ... ........ 1 -. .... .- .. .-.- ........ .P1 .... ..-. ......... 55 .... .- .. .... do ..... _ .. 39 . ___ __ .. ___ . T . ... .do ........ 37 . ....... . . 02 . 12 .- .. --- ..... .- .......... ..-. -.-. -- ...................... T .
do _____ 16 ._ _ _ T ._.
-.-----. ..---.- ......-.. ..-- .-.---
---- --.- .- .. .-.- ..-- .... ..-- .--- .- ...... .--. .... ....I .... .--. ---- .95 .... .a .... - ..- .--- ...... .- . 14 ........ ._ ...... .-. .. 34 ___ ...... _ ... 25 ......... 85 .%I... .. 13 ............ .. .--- ........ __ ....... 45 ............. 16 .... ..-- 1.02 .... __ ... 12 ............
............ T . ....._..._...... T .____._ ..._.. T .. W _ ....... .SO __ ....... 32 ......._ . 10 .- ...... ..-- . 20 .... .- .. .l o . 1.00 .... ..-. ..-- . 20 .... ..-. ... 73 ..... 22 .......... - - ..... 12 ................ _ .... 62 T . ___ .......... 09 .... ..-. 67 . 10 __ ... 09 ............
.... ..-. .- ...- -.-- -- ...-.- ..-- .......- --- ........ . ........ ........ .. 54 .10 ..-......... .m 2 04 .16
.--. ...- .-.- .-.- ...- .... .--- ....... - - .. - .. - - .......... - .. - ... 30 ....... - ...........
.... . .. White ____ .... 19 .__. ____ . ___ ........ .. .-d 0. _ 20
____do _ ....._ . 51 ..__,__._ __._ . 25 .___ ..--
- ... .-.- .--- .... ..-. ..-- - ..- 15 ._ ... .. ......... ... .. ............ ._. ...... ... .%I - 03 ._ .. ..... .. .... .... .. ..... 15 .... .. ._ .. .. .. ..... 17 ....
._ .. .... .. .. ..__ ....... ....... .... .. .... ...... 64 18
.... ..-- .... .-.- .... ._ .. ._ ....... ......... .... 1.05 ._ ....... 05 .... .- .. .... .. .....-..____ ......... 42 .__. .... * . 63 ._ .. ............._.. ...- ............._.. ._
._ .......... T . ._ ...... ._ ....... 61 T . __ .. __ .. ._._ . 18 ........ .1__ .. __ ... 01 ........ ..._ ............ ._ .. ._ .. __ ....... 50 ____ __ .. ._._ .... T ......... 1.05 __ .. ._ ... 23 ........ ..-. .... T ................. T .. 5p ___ .......... 35 ........ T .. 67 __ ... 11 .... ._ ...... ........... - .ti0 ............. 06 ......... 11 . 60 ..... 08 . 02 .-.- .--- .- .. - ... . 54 ............. 08 ......... 65 ......... 04 ............ ..... 13 . 01 ........ __ ....... 54 . 16 ........ ._. .. 05 .... .- 73 02
.--- -- ... 44 ................ - ....... 1 .3 .................... .- .............................................. . 01 .._..... . 16 . 35 T .. 25 . 05 ........ .... .... .............. ---- .10 1.20 ._. ......... .1 2 . .-. .... 1.10 ._._ ..... 20 ...- ....
. 59 .... ..-- ..... 52 .... .-.- . 25 . 94 ._ .............. - ..- .. .... ........ ...... .......... .-.- .... .i o ......... 30 ...- .-.- ........ T ................. T ..... ..._ .... ._ ... 19 .___ ..... 62 ._ .. __ ...... ._ .......... .... ..-. _ ... ...- ........ __ ....... 32 ..._ ................ ._ .. 1.21 ._ .. _ .... 2 ............ ........ T ..... ....._.. ._ ....... 72 _____ ..._.._ . 10 ._._ .... 1.00 . 05 __._ . 01 .__. ..._.... .- .. ...- T ..... ...-.... .... T .. 16 .___ ......... 09 ._ ...... 1.12 . 09 __ ... 17 ..._........ . 05 ............. i c .... ...- . 49 . 54 ..... 05 .... .- ...... ................................. 43 T . _._ .......... 17 ...-_... 1.30 __ ..._.. . 12 ........ ........... --- .. 43 .... ..-. ............. ..-. .... .5 1 ._ .. ...- . 30 .... ---- .--- ........ ._. . ._. 14 ....I. :::I 76 __ ._ 3 .-.- ................... - ............. 61 .... ,_ ........ 15 ..... 96 . 16 .... .Os ............ . - ......... - .... .4 5 . - . - ........ '. . .......... 90 ......... 15 ........ __._ _ ........ 41 _._. ___ . ____ . 09 ____ . 70 . 29 _._. .___ .OD ____ ___ . .._.
.... ..-. .- .. .--- ................ ._ .. ..._ ..... 90 ......... 95 .... - ..- ........ .50 .34 ............. 33 ..__.... * 1.0s ..... 02 ............ ............. 35 .O i ........ .31 ............ 1.98 ........ .10 ........ ............. 92 .__. .... .. . .... .. ....... ........ ._ ._._ 13 ._ l.W __ 07
.. ..
... ........
.--. --.- .--- ..-- ._ ..-- ...- .- .-.- .--- .- ..-. ..-- .... .. ...................... ........ ......
.................... ........ .... ...- ... ......... ............ ..-. ...- .... .--- ...- ........
.-.- .- ............ . ......... .. ..... ....... .......... .-. .................. 23 11 09 __ 78 . 42 . _ _ .--- .-.- .- .. -- .. ..-- ........ .--. .--. .- -.-- .-.- .- ..-- .- ..--
...- .-.- ...- ..-- ..-. --.- ........
.--. .- .--. - ...... .... .............. ........ ... ..... .. ... ....
............. ........... .... ....... ........ 30 .__. _ .Os ____ 1.15 ._ 14
.
;
1.92 1.00 1.89 1.40 1.62 1.54
1.52 1.08
1.15 2.83
2.93 3.38 1.74 2 .3
1.95 1.77 1.34 1.70 2.40 .75 1.80 3.14 3.04 1.93 1.90 2.46 1.32
1.64
4.53 1.94
1.69
1 .a 1.97 9.44 1.46
3 .B 1.65
2.54 1.00 1.3? 2.81 2.23
2.10 1.95 2 8 7 1.31 1.82 2.32 1.84 200 2.58
2.39 2.58
3.19 2.90
R11 1.85 2.77 1.77 1.71 2.32 2.03 3.33 2.62
1.35
.....
2.53
2.49
3.13 2.85 2.42
1.84
2.90 4.11 2.27
3.92 3.10 2.78
1.94
3.25 1.50 3.21 3.27
2.28
2.56
8.04 3 . 03 1.83
2.99
3 .as 8.00 1.50 2.35 2.94
.....
2 . m
.MARCH. 1911 .
Stations .
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW .
Watershed .
413
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 24 a5 26 27
........
1 1 ... 0.01 .................... 1.40 ............ 0.04 ........ ...-'.--- 1.850.05
. 50 .... _ ... .._. . 05 T . .___ .... T . 1.81 .... .os .... I .................... .... 0.09 . z4 T ......................... .... 1.07 -07 .... . 25 ............ ._ ...... ..._ ...- -.-- 1.83 .10
........................... ..... 99'1.31 .... . 4 __._ _ .._ T .. 09 ........ . 04 ........................ --- . -68 .16-.--
. 01 ........................ .- .. 82 .19 ....
.......................... ..... 58 . 15 ..-- . 06 T . ._._ ..._..._._._..._ ........ 1.08 .m
.... i .... 0.90
.... . T 11.16
.lo ............
I '
.1 u ........ .... 1:WI T .. 08
T ......................... T .. 61 .-.- ..-- ........................... --- 1.25
__ .._._ T .__.__ .._._._._._ .... 1.00. ... .-.-
,._. T ._ .._._____.__..___.. .... . 07 .47 .... ............... ............ ..... 63 .03 ....
, ........................... ---- .?a .10 ........................ T . .88
. 03 .................... _.__ .... 1.91 ....... -
, ........................... T .. 52 ........
............................ .... ....l .r )....
........................ , 0.05 .48 .... .... T .._.._.._............ T . T- *1b T . .10 ........................ .... .171.60 ....
, ........................... ......... 70 . 82
. 05 _ ... ._._ ........ ..__ ..._ .... 1.00 .61 .... T ......................... .... .25 1.05 .... , ........................... .06 .... 1.25 .... ..-. . 78 .z3 .... .___ T .___._ ...._..._..._._ T . -21 -36 T- . 07 ........................ .... 1.14 . 05 ..... T .____ ..___._..__. T ...._ ..-. . 86 .a¶
..... ....
........
............................ .... ..-- - ... ..--
....
............................
............................ ..... w -16.--*
.... ..-- .w).. .. ..-. ...- . .m
..-. .... 1.00
, ........................... 12 .48
............................ . 05 . 14 . 27 . 21 ............................ 8rl .M .10 ........................ ...- . w) -59 .... .- .. .181.05.---
........................ 0.04 ..-. . 07 . 67 T *
.14 ............ 0.16 ._. ..... ......... 66 T ......................... ........ 2 . 00 .... .................... ..... 05 .12
T ......................... ---I _-- - T .. 50 .ob
T .. 03 ..__ ____ ........ __ .. .... 1.28 . og .... ......................... ..... 95 . 13 ..... 01 .................... ..... 88 . 04
.... .a¶ ..._ ................ ..... 93 .07 .... ..... 01 .................... ..-- 1.10 . 11 .- .. .... .a¶ .................... ... 3 1 7 . 07
.... 1.20 . 04 .... ..... m .................... .... 1.48 .M .... T ...._........._.__..__ . 04 . 09 .80 . .06
........ i .................... .- . 01 . 08 1.44 . 0
. 28 ........ 0.29 _ ........... .- ... 57 .05
............................ .-.- . 08 . 46 .... ............................ .--- . 241.09 .... ............................ ........ 1.85
............................ .- .. 1.60 ........
T T ......___..__..__ .-.- .os .a ............................ ..... 50.15
. 20 ......... 13 . _ .......... .. (18 . 84 .11
............................ ...- . w . 10 ..-- ............................ ..... 87 . 12
. 08 .................... ..... 95
..-. .w ....
............................ ..... 40 .m ............................ ............................ ............................ ..... 05 .E ....
, ........................... . .... .---
.....
............................
............................ .-.- .... .--. .---
..__I . 01 ....................
.... ....I .................... .. .--- .... ...-
............................ - ..- -.-- - ..- -- .. .... .
..... 87
............................ ---
.... .._.,.... ........ ....I ::::
TABLE 2.-Ddy precipitation for March. 1911 . DisaiCt No . I-Gontinued .
28129 30 31
........ 0.13 ........ .... .I2 .... .- .. ..-- . 18 ........
0.04 ........ T . .... .23 .... - ... T . ...- .... .-.-
.09 .... .... ---- . m ............ .--. . 46 .... 0.07 .... . 18 ........
........ - ...........
......... ........ 14
- ... .-.- .--- ----
. .-. .- ....... 21
..-- .--- .- .. ..--
-.-- ........ T .
.................... T . T ............. ..-. ..-- ..... 95
..-. .--. ...- ..--
.--- .--. .... .---
...- .... ..-. ....
..-. ...- .... ...- ................ ...- .... ........ .... ..-. T . ...- .... ..... 10 ........ ............ T . ...- .Os ........ ---- .... .-.- .... - ....... .-.- ..-- ..-- .... .--- ..-- ..-- ...- .- .. - ... - ..- ........... ........ - ... ..-- . 03
..-- .... ..-- .... ....................
........I::.. .... ............ I ........
.--- ...- .... ..-. .... ...- ......
.--. .... ..-. . 75 ............ .._.
.24l .... ..-. .... ........ ..-- .... .... ...- .... ..--
............ .--. ....
.................... .- .. ...- ..-. ....
................ 10
--- . .--- ..-- .-.-
.................... ..-- ..-- - .......
.................... .................... ..-. ...- .--- .- .. .-.- ..-. ...- -.-. .................... .- .............. .................... ................ - ..- .- .......... ........ .-.- .... ................ .-.- .- .......... .- .. --.- .- .. .--. -- .. ......... 10 ........ ...- ........ .- .. ..-. ...- ........ .................... ........ T ..... T . ................ T . T . ............ ..-. ..-- ........ - ... ........ ....I .... . 86
................ 0.25 .... .......- ....I.... ....
Port C3lbson 11 ..... Rosedale Ii ........ Senatobla .............. Shoccoe ............. Suffolk .............
I
hfisrbsipgi--cm .
Mlssisslppi . Yaroo ...... ..do.. .... Blg Black .. Mississippi.
swsn Leke 11 ...... Tchuls ................ aty ..........
....
a ................ Vlckaburg ............... Water Valley ....... Woodvllle .......... Yaroo Clty 11 .......
LWidblU .
YazoO ....... ..do. ..... .,,,.do .... .
do ...... Y a z o ~ ...... Ylssisslppl . Yamo ......
Abbevllle .......... Alexandrla I .......
Amitelk Baton o w e l l ..... ...........
Burnside . .T ......... .do ..... Burrwood ......... .I. 1 ..do .....
Coast ...... Red ........ Coast ...... __.__do .....
~~~~ ...............
cad= ................. ..do.. ... calhoun ............ Ouaehlta ... Cameron ........... Coast ...... Carrollton ............. Cheneyvllle I I ...... Clnclare ............ Cllnton I I ............... Colllnston .......... Covlngton I ........ Dodson ............. Donaldsonvllle 11 ... Farmervllle 11 ...... Ferrldav ...............
..do.. ... Red ........ Coast ...... do ..... Ouachlta ... Coast ..... Red ........ Coast ...... Ouaehlta .. .d 0 . .... Franklh I I ......... Grand Cane ........ Urand Coteau ...... Hammond .............
Coast ...... Red ........ Coast ...... .d 0 . ....
I Day of month .
............... Lawrence 1 I ............ LeesvlUe ........... Llberty Hlll ........ ....... .......... ...............
..... ..........
New Orleans (4) ...... New Orleans (5) New Orleans (6
New Orleans 71:::: New Orleans 18) .... Opelousas 11 ........... P d I s ................. Pearl River ........ Plain Dealing ...... R a p e 1 .......... R-ve 1 ............. R o w h e 11 ........ Ruston ............. St . Frsnclsvllle 11 . . 8chrlever I I ........ Sherldan ........... Shreveport .........
f k .m a v . Jalm ...
W" ulah ............
ort 1
.............
Walker .............
.... .do ..... Sablne ..... Red ........ Sablne ..... Red ........ d 0 . .... Ouaohik .. Coast ...... Mlsslsalppl . Coast ...... ......... do .... ......... do .... ,
......... do .... ,
do ,
..do.. .. ,
........ .do .... .... ..... ... .do .... ,
... .do ..... .d 0 . ... do ..... Pearl ...... Red ...... Coast ..... .do .... Rad ....... Ouachlta .. Ylsslsslppl coast ..... Pearl ..... Red ...... .......... do .... Coast ..... .do .... Ylsslaslppl Coast .....
1.34 3.51 2.w .85 1.10
269
1. aa 1.80 3.39 1.51 2.14
a47
ass
3.57 2.14 2.75 2.12 2.21 . 1.52 3.06 2.68 3.72
1.88 2.11 .58 2.39 2.63 2.71 5.40 2.21 1.55 2. gs 2.62 2.61 2.01 2.10 2.56
2.78 2.81 2.86 3.96 1.04 2.49 2.39 3.67 1.72 2.01 3.00 1.59
3.79 6.82 4.23 6.15 4.09 3.01 6.23 7.60 4.84 2.14
2 .a 2.19 2 .fa 4.29
225 1.15 2.70 2.36 2.32 1.65
hw)
3.35 2.76 3.60
.....
.....
.....
am
414 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.. MARCH, 1911
TABLE 3.-hfaximum and minimum temperatures at selected stations, March, 1811. Dtk$rict No. 7, Lower dlississipln' Valky.
--
l .... z .... 3 .... 4.. .. 5....
Colorado.
I
-
Max.
40 53
55
60 73
New Mexlco.
......... ......... ......... .... I ..... .........
......... ......... .... .....' ......... .........
......... ......... .......... ......... I
......... i
......... 1
Texas.
42
51 49
41 47
49 41 50 32
30 39 32 34 48
36 30
Kansas.
77
15
4 0 8 0 74 81
83
73' 57 7?a 3 8 m
74 67 60 76:
5 3 8 2 5 3 0 5 59 64
4 6 6 8
......
,8 l
Oklahoma.
6....
7 .... s .... 9.. .. 10.. .
78 ti4
w 80
81
11 ..... 12 .... 13 .... 14 .... 16 ....
85 75 67 73 63
10 .... 17 .... 18 .... 19 .... m....
21 .... P.... aa.... U.... z... ;
68 69 73 84 ab
l 80 74 77 67 63
31 ........... 31 ........... 30 ........... 37 ........... 38 ...........
7.6 ...........
......... ......... ......... .........
70 69 66 65 66
68.S
26.... 27 .... a.... 20....
30.... 31 ....
55 65 60 71 71 64
28 36 36
47
5 3 m 00
ti1 74 4 0 7 2 88
Lamar. Leadville. Pueblo. Albert. Cimarron. Amarillo. Dodge Clty. Ellinwood IOlR. Luberal. I IVichita. Lrdmore.# Bartles- ville. Paris.$#
-
Kin.
8 8
15 18 23
17 15 24 P 29
19 0
5 9 10
17 21 12 9 14
23 19 19 21 21
1 6
6
17 21
n
15.6
-
-
- -
-
Yin.
2 18 24 30
3ti
32 35 41 45
35 34 31 31 29
32 34 32 31 32
47 35 28
35
29 17 30 37 31 39
-
m
-
Mln.
0 12 20
25 32
34 32 35 43 36
39 27 24 24 29
31 31 19 32 52
29 37 27 25 36
33 17 39 45 23 37
29.2
-
-
- -
-
Kin.
-
21 29 33 34 44
48 47 42 45 40
42 35
as 33 35
32 38 31 41 43
44 44 35 3R 43
34 23 43 37 40 45
17.9
-
- -
-
dil
-
3!
z! 2f 3; 4
51
0!
5!
5i
6
(u
0(
4( c 41
3 3; &
4i 4Y
4t 54
5l
44 44
4t I I 41 43
d -
-
din
-
5 17
28 30 37
2 u 40 43
54 31 26 34 31
26 37 26 30 32
50 40 24 30 41
36 26 41 35
33
3.6
40
-
-
din.
za 24 35 36 1
55
63 42 49 46
49 41 31 28 40
23 40 83
35 40
50 51 34 30 34
49 31 34 40 44 34
18.7
-
-
- -
-
din
-
6 21
29
32 38
37 42
42 40 42
50 30 28 83
30
29 40
2tl 34 44
51 37 30 31 41
31 23
38 35 38 39
c
Win.
-
2 14 21 29 30
37 34 36 36 44
43 29 31 29
?b3
29 38 25 45 44
43 41 27 39 33
33 16 32 29 58 36
E. 5 -
- -
-
Max.
36 29 36 41 38
42 40 42 45 41
29 40 40 40 45
41 37 37 50 47
I 42 44 40
36
24
34 36 41 42 44
39.4
-
-
- -
-
KIkX
39 55 1 52
05
04 00
72
62 73
01 47 I 66
03
05 52
64
ea 71
08 52
ti3 67 ti7
48 ea 59
75 73 65
-
-
KaX.
45 43 40
41 til
59 ti2 65 09 70
ti0
50 b2
59 61
64 53 56 62 05
04 55 47 02 62
54 63 68 72 70 68
59.0
-
-
- -
-
tax.
36 47 58 00 74
72 74 78 83 83
73 51 56
07 57
73 04 04 72 71
74 60 51 57 88
61 68 58 70 67 09
l5.0
-
-
- -
--
KaX
4l 68
73 ti9 76
80
87 90
93 Y2
91 67 68 70 71
63 70 56
75 81
81 70 69 07 58
76 04 78 81 74 04
-
Max
38 49 52
72
09 56
70 70 80
76 55 55 70 80
72 07 80 73 78
75 07 57 63 72
62 65 63 71 71 88
14.8
-
48
-
-
L
-
Max
40 60 66
79 74
77 55 77 81 75
87
55 56
70 50
65
62
57 67 04
81 07 ti7 05 67
09
05 05 74 66 04
17.3
-
-
- -
-
-
40 50 53 47 69
02 65 ti7 75 ti4
73 59 68 72 61
69 57 56
73 82
78 70 07 05
71
63 08
ea 66
66 65
54.0
-
,
-
-
34 43 47 46
ti0
59 56 63 73 69
80 00 52 66
61
55 bQ 52
68
80
74 01 68
60 07
64 63 01 00 58 55
10. 1
-
- -
-
-
37 43
4ti
47
05
51 59 73 71 'I2
78 47 53
68 49
72 53
I 72 78
75 00
56
04 70
53 04 57 00
70 00
din
28 28 38 45 47
50 58 45
80 56
54
rlR 37 37 42
83 46 45 42 45
48 80 43 46 46
M)
36 46 42 rlR 49
1. 9
-
-
- -
tax.
-
49 66 59 55 69
67 71 78
79 79
7ti ti2 56 68 59
63 58 65 70 68
02 72 51 08
68
00 72 78 74 70 75
Is. 4
-
- -
Max
-
38 43
48 44 07
Q E5 63 73 71
73 53 54 09 E3
62 67 54 70 80
73 64 67 62 67
80 04 54 05 63 57
10.3
-
- -
KaX
-
44 60 74 77 74
P 75 90 94 89
88 64 63 70 66
09
70 56 74 79
81 77 65 05 00
72 115 72 81 73 80
ra. 7
-
- -
-
11 17 23
32 40
41 34 42 42 42
34 32 81 34 34
41 39 29 39 1
34 43 38 36 34
31 25 30 39 3K 42
14.5 -
- -
-
17 10 22
31 44
51 42 42 4 45
53 34 29 29 25
24 37 28 33 39
52
40 P 34 38
34 30 30 as 34 36
4.3
-
- -
-
12
18 8
32 38
50 43 41
4 47
53 34 31 36 28
37
a 37 45
65 41 31 36 4
36 80 35 36 43 37
5.6
m
-
- -
-1- -
1 21 25
28
32
38 40 37 38 41
43 30 24 29 30
32 40 26 29 29
47 41
n 37 41
38 ?o
39 35 30 45
2.0
-
-
42 48 50 44 ti5
03 76 80 70 73
09 47 66 70 63
71 88 63 72 81
76 70 ti3 70 75
76 72 72 70 74 09
l .... a .... 3 .... 4 .... b ....
B....
7 ....
s .... B.... 10 ....
11 .... 12 .... 13 .... 14. ... 15 ....
10 .... 17 .... 18 .... 19 ....
21 .... z.... P.... 24 .... 25 ....
s.... n.... 28.... 29....
30.... 31.. ..
m....
Yns.. 07.1
I-
--
91.0 31.4 I
__
~
72.9
~
b.0 io.8 4.3 I~
:aruthers vllle.
Oklahoma.
--
Mushgee. Date. Enid.$#
1-
lackson , Tenn. Weather- Wood- ford.j$ ward. Olden. Mc Alestsr.
-
Min.
-
30 24 40 48 47
65 06
40 75 55
65 51 37 35 45
29 51 42 1 49
57 ti4 41 38 45
64 30 45 38 43 49
40.8
-
-
din
24 22 38 34 41
55 bo 41 44 46
43 41 34 42 28
17 30 39 37 41
46 54 34 27 33
47 31 33 31 36 30
7. 2
-
-
-
Yin.
-
28 23 36 40 48
59 55 40 56 54
59 1 32 31 42
26 45 37 42 57
60 35 42 46 52
34 42 32 45 40 45
43.0
-
_.
din
-
m 20
21 33 33
50
50 43 43 45
47 43
29 28 29
23 27 30
31 43
46 49 32 33 36
3R ae 35 30 34 38
6.1
-
-I-- -
Max
34 51 67 60 70
07 71 8 89 74
88
80 58
5R 8
45 70 ti4 67 79
76 72 59 58 66
62
59 05
05 54 61
-
w. 8
-
-
Kax
28 45 61 54 71
64 60 60 81 07
ab 75 48 58 50
47 05 50
60 74
73 63 55 I
63
60 54
ti4 I bo 50
D. 6
-
-
-
din.
32 28 33 41 43
60 59 45 45 49
54
31 33
22
30 42 44
33
40 56 38 33 43
50 44 31 38 44
32
I. 5b
-
.... ....
--
-
dax.
-
61 72
70 72 83
80 71 90 93
82
90 55 63 74 60
75 77 07 81 82
85 ti7 65 68 '60
71 68 68 83 70 Ro
'4. 1
-
-
KaX
36
58
74 05
71
78 73 77 94 79
90 84 63 70 ti1
61 71 57 113
82
75 65 05 ti4 68
65 71 77
70
88 71
70.6
-
-
-
dax.
-
36 57 69 60 74
75 Bo
84
89 84
85 66 67 69 66
68 70 59 74 79
83
68 61 64
61
08
64 64 76
68 72
D. 6
-
-
KaX
-
39 59 61 60 78
79
65 68 88
84
84 59
60 74 56
72
60 65 84
81
84 61 62 07 68
68 67 04 78 70 72
is. 1
-
-
lax.
38 56
59 07
07 84
66 87 79
91 82 60 67 59
46 70 70
75 84
ab 78 01 61 73
73
ea 71
81)
60 58
8 .8
-
m
-
-
Max
110 61 05 52 6s
59 65 04 86
68
88 71 53 01 44
45 68 53 88 77
79
ea 56 58
70
ti4 56 67 63 61 49
I. 0
_-
-
-
Mal
37 45
W 54 BB
66 51 70 75 71
86
45 52 64 4.a
55 65 55 07 78
80 03 59
ti4 68
65 60 06
Bo 56 57
31.4
-
-
-
&in.
2a 2a 37 35 44
57 44 41 50 48
54 36 31 32 24
21 38 33 40 47
58
43 34 36 41
-
-
-
I 52 05 ti7 69
75 81 ti9 82 76
79
63 88
50
72 68 01 78
80 75 BB B 72
... ...
I [ax. Min.
-I- -
a P 25 32 36
41 49 24 44 48
49 46 30 32 34
27 28
30 33 46
47 51 33 37 38
35 30 31 36 40 41
l5.9
-
-
37
58
74 70 75
78 79 81 96
85
88
88 b-3 72 66
63 75 68 77 8s
81 76 07 69
63
71 05 72 81 75 80
73.5
-
-
24 28 34 39 46
54 45 40 47 46
43 41 30 30 34
32 34 96 36 42
42 55 38 41 48
48 29 42 40 45 42
19.7
-
-
24 30 30 43 48
58 I
42 58 47
01 40 30 34 30
30 bo 33 40
P
I 49 35 41 45
38 30 47 40 39 49
E. 1
-
-
17 23 28 28 40
45
42 1 40
56
30 26 29 38
29 49 26 38 42
54 47 28 29 45
44 25 48 38 34 45
...
r. 11
-
-
30 27
26 39 40
5Q
50
44 55 46
52
58 38 31 33
28 24 38
47 33
43
58
39 35 43
50 39 33 37 4 35
I. 1
-
-
25 24 29 32 33
53 46 33 4b 39
42 6b 34 22 30
15 31 33 35 32
34 52 31 21 27
48 32 25 36 33 33
4.5
-
......... .... 1 .....
.........
....I .....
10.1 67.B
MARCH, 1911. MONTmY WEATHER REVIEW. 415
TABLE 3.--Mm*mum and minimum temperatures at selected stations for H a d , 1911. Distrkt No. 7-Continued.
51
39 $2
36 41
47
80 72 5 0 6 3
62 62
5 3 6 5 4 5 6 0 67 75
a 6 3 76
70 61
79 67 77
11 ......... 12 .__...... 13 _..._.... 14 .________ 16 .........
10 _..._.... I7 _._._.... IS ......... 19 ......... S..: ._....
21 _........ 32 ......... 23 ......... 24 ___._._._ 25 ._.__._._
b 85 48
62
67
55
69
65 OB
76
77
&3
88 62
79
28 ......... 27 ......... 28 .........
i 9
60 72
Arksnsse.
Benton- vllle. Dards- I El Do- Fort ! Llttle nelle.#s rado.$# I Smith. ' Rock. Plne Bluff.#$
I Union city. Green- vUe.#s
-
Mln
27 24
38
I. 36 4a
59
45
43 56 48
eo 39 34 30
28
2-2 44 40
w 43
52 47 38 37 40
35 32 32 30 41 41
-
-
w* -
35 30 31
38 47
53 58
46 47 48
47 47. U
35 45
26 30 42 47 38
37 44 4 37 37
40 38 33
34 40 39
Lo. 5
-I- !$. ! Max
-. -
-
din
48 33 32
45 53
58 63 53
54
57
56 61
40 32 41
25 36
45
4 39
38 56 37 30 45
47 33 35 31 41 31
I. 3
-
- -
-
lax.
36 52 67 60 64
67 78 64
81 79
86 78 51 63 54
46 88 63
70 80
80 83
59 62 71
71 70 68
88
70 68
17.0
-
- -
-
Max
32 56 BLI 59 69
73 ti7 74
76
I 68 55 63 48
57 e8 52 67 78
75 63 58 63 64
63 57 65 66 57 65
-
n7
-
Max:
-
43
E. 74
80 I 65
91 76
91 64 64
69 64
54 73 61 75 83
83
71 64 64
62
70 64 72 76 67 78
B.9 I
-
-
44 61 70
71 80
82
87 86 90 $0
90 78 50
60 71
61 75 74
n 81
s3
-
M?ax
-
40
lio Bo
.a 78
Fd 87 6a w w
88
78 5a
65 67
54
70 55 70 80
80 78 67 67 0.2
76 e8 73 74 66 80
-
Ms!! -
44 51 70 .67 79
b-2 87 87 90 88
82
72 60 63 70
Bo 74 62 71 78
so 67 64 06
58
77 63 65 67 70 80
0.4 I
-
K8X
-
43 56 88 70 &2
84
85 75 90 85
91 88 51 63 70
57 72 70 88 79
-
bin.
38 36 34 40 49
61 63 51
51 63
61 63 4a 37 42
33 36 43
54
43
- -
30 ?8
36 41 39
58 51 43 45
44
53 50 38 33 38
32 30 '44
' 35 40
41 56 36
32 41
49 35 39 45 I 46
Kl. 8
.. -
38
28 36 50 48
63 67 48 62 62
60 64 44
39 43
37 52 48
42
46 60 47 38 48
53 41 35 42 48 42
32
as 37 37 .40 42
59 52
45 46 45
47 47 38 31 38
23
34 4 45 38
a 60
37 29 39
50 38 39 37 42 38
0.5
- -
3 7 ' -3 8 3Z'--42 33
yI
37 68 47 -61 40
50 7a 48 74 48
48 lio 88 73 70
80 86 69 90 76
91 81 62 61 60
50 69 61 79 89
80 70 60 51 69
71 62 68
70 60 75
37 30
36
i2
62 65 57 Bz 64
62 01 U
45 41
1....1 39 32
2.... 54 31 3 .... 65 4 J.... 61 50 5.... 71 45
6 ....1 76 63 7 .... w 48
$....I 64 45
Y
04
44 44 5?
58 lio 4 30 3a
24
25 31 48 40
42 48 40 34 38
50
50
38 40 42 34
.5
- -
81 85 08
88
79
88 81 50 64 68
53
70 59 69 78
so 66 Bo
65 63
76 63 70 71 64
80
0.1
- -
52
65 4s
48
58
00
63 44 35 40
29 32 41 41 41
41 49 45 38 42
52
45
37 41 45 41
I. 9
- -
79 81 71 76 78
88 I I 64 60
48 e8 56 88
76
78 14 511 65 68
73 Bo OB
e8 57 72
6.9
- -
57 78 60 65 72 53 55 09 47
tl ::I E l l i j -&I
12 .... 75 13 ....I 49 14 .... I 61 15 ....I 58 j '.! 1 36
87 74 58
ti6 Bo
51 70 60 71 79
78 65 59 61 62
67 61 70 75 82
75
17.7
- ._
68 45 43 42
38
30 40 48 47 47
66 59 47 39 46
52 41 4 41 50 45
1.3
- -
33 501 30 36 73 ! 41 41 5 5 48 50 73 50
4 8 : 80
35 38 45
50
50
I
g ! 43 I 501
16 .... 47 243
17 .... 67 40 1s ..:. 60 43
Is.:.. 68 45
21 .... 77 58 2%. ... 68 55
s.... 56 43 x.... 60 38 25.... ' 07 50
ao..... 77 48 43
52 56 45
42 45
44 37 39 36 40
45
$2 46 67
~
52 6 3 : 1 61 39 6 8 4 4
m 77
~
51 e8 I 49 74 37 73 : 43 67 I 48
81 , 42
2.0 j 45.5
I
26:. .. 73 50
27 .... 59. 4 S.... 67 45 29 .... ! 67 ' 4 1 30.... 1 57 47 31 ....! 69 43
Mns..',62.5 -45.5'
I
i
0.4 p .2 3.1 ! 46.4 68:0, 1.7
I I '
1.4 I69.7
Mississippi. Louisiana.
-. . -. . .-
Lake Charles. 09
_ . - .
Uexandria. Baton Covin ton. LaIayette.
$8 I Rouge.#! d I IO Monroe. $1 New Orlesns. 3hreveport.
-
Kin.
-
40 I 30' 52 59
e8 67
61 66 02
' .R2 I
45 44 45
39 44
56:
56
' 61
63 e1
49 42 M
5B 46 42 61 63 55
51.9
-
-
Uln.
41 39 31 36 45
53
58 54
54 58
6(1
61 48 37
a
37 32 34 55 42
44 47 50 38 41
52 55 33 40 40 31
A. 8
-
-
-
Kax
73 01 69 76 Po
81 83 85 R.l
85
84
si 79 71 72
e3 72 80 70 7G
78 78
a1
R(I
70
83
75 7-2 73 77 76
-
'5. 6
-
- --
Kh. INax
._
Uax
-
50
65 57 94
.s4
81 88 Ro
70 89
92 86 59 68
75
65 76 71 75 7s
85 75 68 73
69
79
76 77 75 56
'6.2
70
-
-
KSX
50 ti5
75 f4 81
b-2 84 90 90
90
89 80
ti0 62 74
a5 74 66 73 80
80 72
80 70 68
72 70 75 75 77 77
'4.9
-
-
-
Mln. Max
-
Kax
76 69 .s5 80 s3
M 85
00
80 64
85 85 78 69 76
70 76 73 76 80
81 76 Bo 69 70
75 80 82 PI &I
80
-
-
Max
16 3i 73
tx
85
53 81
g?
92
wl
95 85 58
I 7ti
(iR
76 70 77
I
86
73 75 76 70
83
76 76 SI
R2 87
76.3
-
-
-
Max
47 44 74 7~ 8?
76 7F 84 91
87
98 82
64 70 65
88 74 67 74 80
79 70 72 70 68
((2
72 79 78 77 81
i4 2
-
-
Max
45
6u
8(1
M 86 87
w 57
Q4l
77 68
57 71
63 74 68 70 78
Ro 67
e8 67
Bo
80 63 77 76 72 82
72.7
-
:
-
-
Mh
33 32 30 45 50
53
52 65
lio 62
65 60 57 13 41
45 41 40 -79
41
40 51 55 49 61
52
60 a 15 45
17.8
-
m
-
Mh,
49 40 41 47 50
51 55 TB 60 63
58
58
61 47 49
41 35 40 51
5(1
51 57 63 61 61
G3
e8 48 4s 40 61
i2.5
-
Max
-
51 51
7c 7Y 79
79 !34
85 $5 84
a9 $1
I39 61 6a
58 71 RR 68 i 8
79 72
64 6s 60
76 65 72 71 68 7R
71.9
-
Uin
52
I 50 55 50
57 58 07 62 li4
64 G3 59 50 57
48 48 59
84
63
55 62 60 53 t10
68 63 53 60 57 57
i7.8
-
-
-
40 41 43 52
5u
61 64
60 e4 62
Q 62 46 41 47
39 42 55
58 49
5.1
Bo 61 44 53
58 53 44
53 54
49
3.1
-
-
55 44 41
49 5G
&?
60
w 64 M
G2
ta It?
12
56
44 44 50
a 55
57
52
Go 47
49
62 R3 48 52 50
55
-
Q ti: I%
7L 76
82 83 I a 98
SI
91 73 70 75
66 75
68 71 77
80 72
65 ti3 64
76 73
76 77 74 78
74.8
-
-
62 68 76 86
84
x5 I 88 85 85
87 R7
M 78 77
77 81 81 71 79
R3 77 78 71 77
84
L10 79 83 77
10.5
80
-
47 42
4(1
4a 48
63
ffl li3
63 61
62 63
58 40 41
40 40 41 57 48
4R
50 56
43 43
54
57 43 44 51 5a
io. 5
-
-
40
44 37 37
16
00 64 B 62 60
00 62
55 40 4
41 39 41
5ti
49
47 47 60 44 44
66 55 39 40 40 46
18.4
-
-
58 47 4s 51 63
GI R3 I37 lui d
6ti 67
OF,
50 52
47 44 57 62
58
56
60 62 50 61
I
G4 53 .%
59 57
-
44 40 33 34 60
e8 67 '64 62 63
62 61 61 40 I
33 33 34 54 43
44
59
5ki 52 40
57 53 35 36 44 43
8 0
-
43 41 29 37 45
53
56 54
60 62
fa 62 51
43
38 3R 46 5B 46
46
I 57 61 41
56 52 41 43 52 54
8.9
4n
5 2 73 43 I 74 38 I 7s 40 I AI 451 B
75 ti7
i o 79 81
81 85 a5 R1 83
e6 66 83 77 79
76 74 75 72
63
80
06 6s
70
.s 81 74 76 81 78
so
1 ......... 43 2 ......... 57 3 ......... ti9
4 ......... 73 5----.1 7n
; _........, R?
......... 53 8 ......... 75 9 ......... % 10 .........I 83
52
lio 03 I 64
lio 59 64 48 49
45 36 40 50
54
49 51 58
48
49
60 64 43 4.5 48 51
il. 2
-
8i
sf 91 .% 91
93 90 82
.sa 79
73
w 79 79 84
86 76
68 6s
76
80 73 74 i 5 79 79
79.8
-
18.2 I 77.3
I
Means .....I 70.8 14.8 78.3