416 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
CLIMAToLoGICAL DATA FOR MARCH, 1911.
MARCH, 191 1
DISTRICT NO. 8, TEXAS AND THE RIO GRANDE VALLEY.
BEBNABD BUNNEMEYEB, Diatrict Editor.
QENERAL SUMMARY.
The weather was much warmer and slightly wetter than normal for March, and the general conditions were very favorable for outdoor work. The amount of sun- shine was normal or slyhtl below. There were but com-
tures were below the &verve, and there wm a conspicu- ous absence of frosts. WMe the precipitation averaged slightly greater than normal, there was a general defi- ciencv in the northern ortions of the distnct from the
however, very favorably distributed. Good rains oc- curred in sections where most needed, while the defi- ciency extended over counties that had a large excess in February. The number of days with 0.01 inch or more of precipitation averaged four in Colorado and New Mexico and five in Texas. Precipitation occurred a t intervals throughout the month, but the wettest period extended from the 17th to the 26th. The greatest and leust monthly amounts in Colorado were 3.32 inches at Platoro and 0.02 inch at Manassa; in New Mexico, 2.13 inches at Rosedale and 0.00 inch a t Liston; and in Texas, 7.90 inches a t Port Arthur and a trace at Seymour. Snow occurred on several days over the up er reaches
amounts were heavier than during the corres onding
farther south, and practically none in the southern por- tions of New Mexico or in Texas. The heaviest monthly snowfall in Colorado was 25 inches a t Platoro, and in New Mexico 29.5 inches at IIarveys Upper Ranch.
paratively few days on w fl ich the daily mean tempera-
Rio Pecos to the he a z waters of the Sabine. It was,
of the Rio Grande and Rio Pecos watershe ($4 , and the
month of the previous year. There was very lit B e snow
TEMPERATUBE.
The monthly mean tern erature averaged 4.1' above
above in Texas. The excess covered the entire district and was greatest in the north-central portion, the region of least precipitation, where it exceeded 6'. The month opened with a cold spell which gave the lowest tempera- tures of the month. In the northern portion of the dis- trict the ground was covered with snow, but it ciisap-
. An unusually warm eriod occurred
spell of short duration. The remainder of the month was warm with but little interruption. The average diurnal range of temperature varied from 9' on the u per Texu
The highest and lowest teniperatures reported were: In Colorado, 66' at Garnett on the 31st and - 19' a t Hermit on the 1st; in New Mexico, 92' at Carlsbad on the 9th and -10' at Red River Canyon on the 1st; arid in Texas, 101' at Tilden on the 10th md 23' at Plainview on the
normal in Colorado; 3.2' a E ove in New Mexico; and 3.8'
peared rom the quickly 7th to the 12th, which was fol P owed by a cool
coast to about 33' in the northern portions of t Yl e district.
1st. The local monthly means ranged from 30' to 39.9' in Colorado; from 35.2' to 59.8' m New Mexico; and from 53.2' to 72.8' in Texas.
PRECIPITATION.
The precipitation over the Rio Grande watershed ex- ceeded the normal, but the average for the entire drain- age area, 1.10 inches WW only about 55 per cent of the amount reported for k'ebruary.
of that station it averaged only 0.25 inch. The greatest monthly recipitation in the watershed was 3.32 inches at
The Rio Pecos watershed received less moisture than usual at this season, exce t over the lower portions south
The excess over the Ion stretch south of El Paso averaged 0.63 inch, while nort %
Platoro, e olo., and the le& 0.02 inch at Manassa, Colo.
of Carlsbad, N. Nex., w R ere. the amounts exceeded the
Mex. There was no
Pecos and Rio
The preci itation over the Texas watersheds compares favora E Iy with the amounts reported for February,
ve2! an good rains occurred over those portions of the drain- age areas where most needed. There was a marked in- crease over the watersheds of the Nueces, San Antonio, Guadalupe, Lavaca, Neches, and coastal p l h , and a decrease over those of the Colorado, Brazos, Trinity, and Sabine. The decrease was due chiefI to a large deficit
monthly preci itation was 7.9 inches at Port Art.hur in
the u er Brazos Valley. The following are the aver mont Kp y amounta in inches for the various watershe% Nueces, 2.83: San Antonio, 3.74; Guadalu e 3 81; La- vaca, 3.71; Colorado, 1.64; Brazos, 1.76; k i y , 2.66; Neches, 4.03; Sabine, 3.57; and coastd plains, 2.98.
of the precipita-
over the upper reaches of these waters x e&. The greatest
the coastal pains P and the least a trace ut Seymour in
.
RIVER CONDITIONS.
The Rio Grande had a good flow during the month, which mas due not only to the fact that the recipitation
cause the warm weather melted the snow in the mountains and largely increased the run-off. The flow of the Rio Pecos WBS similar1 affected, although the recipitation
will need good spring rains to make up for the run-off from too early melting of the stored snow. The volume of water carried by the Texas stream averaged greater than during the preceding month. The Colorado and Trinity, however, were^ somewhat lower in
over this watershed exceeded the normal, \ u t also be-
over this watershe C T was less than normal. i; 0th streams
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their upper portions, and the Brazos was lower in its mid- dle pohon. In general, the flow of the Brtlzos and west- ern streams averaged about normal, while that of the eastern shams, comprising the Trinity, Neches, and Sa- bine, was leas than normal.
INON-FALL IN THE MOUNTAINS.
The warm weather during the month caused consider- of snow, and little, if an , was added to the stored de t . However, in some o P the mountain dis- tricts of t e up er Rio Grande watershed the depths on
during the corresponding period of the revious year. The following extracts from the reports o P Weather Bu- reau officials furnish s ecial information on the snowfall
C'olot.ado.-Over the Rio Grande watershed a deficiency waa noted for the month, but a moderate excesa occurred in Saguache Count a
region draining into San Luis Lakes. The month was warmer &n normal, and there waa considerable melting, but the run-off due to high temperatures waa much less than during the correspondin month of laat year. Comparing the depth on the ground at the end ofthe month with the depth on the corree onding date laat year, the report makes a
favorable showing, the dep% bein 17 inchea against 12 inches last year.-F. H. Brandenburg Distriet ~orccaater. New Mmico.-The pre<ipitation of March averaged slightly above the normal for the Temtory, due to a conaiderable excem in the Rio Grande Valley and weatward. LittJe, if any, wow waa added to the stored de th. On the contra the warmth of the month large1 din- aipated t& snow over the sou%ern mountains and at all of the fower levels of the northern mountains, causing hi h water in the irrigation
6- too early for longcontinued flow. %!he late flow, therefore, will generally be light, unless maintained b and early summer. The soil is generally we6 Rled with moist.ure an8 gives promise of a successful year. Unuaual rains occurred over much of the Rio Grande watershed and coneiderable snow over the northern
arb, but warm weather haa melted moat of the snow, except over the gi her northern mountains, causing hieh water too early. Sxcept along the main range, very 11 ht preci itation occurred over the northeast waterehed,and the store3 de th Raa decreased. Good spring rains will be needed to maintain the low. Much the aame con-
the ground at t R e close of the month were greater than
conditions in the Rio e; rande and Rio Pecos watersheds:
od rains in the sprin
clit,ion exists over the Pecos and southeaat watershed, for little anow
remains except at the headwaters of the Pecos and Gallinaa. The aoil of the eastern districts is nerally well filled with moisture, and the Btream flow is good.-C. FLinney, Section Dwector.
MISCELLANEOUS.
B d i m Planting Station.-The depth of the snow was from 2 to 4 feet at the 10,000-foot level at the close of the month, but it has melted on nearly all slopes below the 9,000-f oo t level. Glorieta Rad.-AlI fruit was safe at the close of the
month. Hameys Upper Ramh.-There was much snow in the timber on the north sides 01 the mountains and in the canyons at the close of the month, but it had disap- peared on the south sides of the mountains. Knowleg.-The season so fur has been favorable, but the soil is not wet to a great depth. All live stock win- tered well. Roseauk-The weather during the month was very favorable. Snow has drifted deep on the mountains, and the outlook for a spring supply of water is good. Big S~hgs.-The prospects are splendid for a good cro &wie.-The frost on the morning of the 2d did no daniage. AMadhon.-Fruit trees ai- in full bloom and the native trees ure leafing. Me.rh.-Tree blossoms were killed by the frost of the 2d and 3d.
Plai?iuiew.-Some fruit was killed on the 27th. Reymour.-The month was threatening and windy, but ve dry. Ytan$ord.--A severe sandstorm occurred on the 1 ith. Sutherlund Springs.-VegettLtion is much further ad- ~vmced than at this time in 1910. There was not so
much wind as during last March.
A severe duststorm occurred on the 11 th.
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Hiusdale.. ........ Costilia ............ Cone'os ..........
Sn&nache .......... Cbstilla ............ Mineral ...........
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MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TAELE l.-Clintutologioal datu for March, 1911. District No. 8, Teza~ and Rio Gmnde Valley.
7,865 10,015 7.576 9.843 9.000 7.700 9.675 7.740 7.794
1 9.235
3,463 4.338
4.320 7.800 5. 000 6.112
22
6.732 8:soO
MARCH, 191 1
0.12 3.17 .a 1.49
.sa .02 3.32 .63 .33 1.18
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1.53 - .91 .85 - .32 .99 ........ .51 ........ .20 ........ :15 ......... .85 ........
1.38 ........ .10 - .24
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4,154
6,348 3,120 5,429
7.650 7.851
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6,888 6.800 6.272 7.400
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Af&JrdO C n Z :.. Alamogordo.. ......... Al8mo.q Raneh ........ AlbuquerqW .......... An-. ............... Artssh.. ............. (trove Ranch..
E L 's Ranch .... Bluewater ............ BW.. ............... Cspltso.. ............ Carlsbd.. ........... Carrisorn.. ........... Carsdn Park .......... Cham&. .............. Cloudmft.. .......... Corona.. ............. coy0 te... ............ Cundiyo .............. Demonstration Farm. D-. .............. Elk (near). .......... Emndido ........... E anola ............. E%lcla.. ........... Fort S m tan... ...... Fort Sumner.. ....... Gallinas.. ............ Gallinas PlsUtlUg 8b. Glorieta Ranch ....... Harvey's Upper Rancl Hillsborn.. ........... Hod es ............... HonL Reservoir.. ... Hope.. ............... Jemer Sprlngs ........ Knowlen (near). ..... Laguna.. ............
%F%ii?.:: : : : Laa vegss.. .......... 1,iston.. ............. LOS Lunaa (near). .... Magdalema. .......... Mineral Hill .......... Moonterey ............ Mountalnair ......... Newman.. ........... Norla.. .............. orall.@?.. ............. Droerande.. ......... Omra.. ............. 0th.. ................ Otto.. ............... PaatUra.. ............ Plaeitas (near). ...... Red River Canvon.. .
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56.4 I + 2.9
58.8 I+ 4.7 83 91 12 16
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N. M. A icultural College. Cbarles &n. t E. P. Q 8. W. R. R.
P arold H. Brooks. Pitt Ross, C. E. A ent E. P. & 8. W. R. R. 4 1 1 Benson. Junius D. Maupin. John W. Bateman. Bluewater Development Ca
D C Sa A&t E T & S. W. R. R. U. 8. Reelamstion Service. Agent E. P. & 8. W. R. R. Lester 8 M ers Frank C: Jo%n&n. Agent nn~ E. P. & 8. W. R. R.
47 50 ... ... ... .... 4a ....... ... ................ ................ 43.5 ....... 71 53.6 ...... 85
59.8 + 2.7 192
54.2 ....... 74
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37 otem ............. 8,860 Linmln .......... 1 6.868 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 461
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Rosedale.. ........... Rmmll .............. 88n Msemial.. ........ 8an Rafael.. ......... Rants Fe.. ........... Sante Fe Canyon ..... Smta Rosa ........... soeorm.. ............. Stanley.. ............ strnuqs.. ............. Swastika Ranch ...... Tan.. ................ Tajique (near). ...... Ta OS ............ z ....
Tecolote.. ........... Three Rive rs... ...... Tijeras Canyon ....... Torrance.. ........... T m Piedm .........
School.
Taos Canyon.. .......
W. H. Martin. U. S. Weather Bureso. Agmt A.. T. & f i . F. R. R Dr. C. M. Grover. Serton Conter. C. Martinez. John L. Chapman. J. 5. Leeson. Henrv Wlrnans. Agent Southern Paclfic R. R Swastika R. & I.. co. J. F. Nappier. U. 9. Forest Service. 41ea. Qusdorf. I.. Martinez. Agent E. P. & S. W. R. R. Do. U. 5. Forest Servlce. Agoat E. P. & 5. W. R. R. Edwin B. Lward.
2.13 ........ .92
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MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE l .-C l ~m t o b ~l data for M a d , 1911. District No. 8-Continued.
4 49 13t 38
1 % 1 5 0
4 r.9
Rio Arriba.. ...... Otero ............. Ouadalupe.. ...... Taos .............. 9an Mipuel ........
NW Mdco-Contd.
Tmchas.. ............. Tul-. ............. Vaughn.. ............. Virsylvis. ............. W iusors. ...............
Tern;.
Abilw.. ............. Alban ............... Alvlnfr ...............
Antelope.. ............ Austln.. .............. Balllnger.. ............ Barntow.. ............ Bay City ............. Beaumont.. .......... Beevllle.. ............. Blg Sprlngs.. ......... Blanco.. .............. Boerne.. .............. Booth ................. Boale.. .............. Bpdy ................ B,uzorla.. ............ Bmos.. .............. Brenham.. ........... Brld port ......... Br&nl. : : ......... Brownsvllle.. ......... Brownwood.. ......... Cameron.. ............ Carmona.. ............ Cla tonville.. ........
Coleman. ............. College Station.. ...... Colorado.. ............ Columbia.. ........... Columbus.. ........... Corpus Chrlstl.. ..... ,
cmicans.. .......... Cmkett. ............ Cuero ................ Dallas.. ............. Danevang.. .......... Decae.. ............ Del Rio .............. Devine.. ............ Dialvllle.. ........... Dilly-.. ............. Dub1 n ............... Duvd ............... Eagle Pssa ........... Edna.. .............. El Paso .............. Encinal- ............. Fairland.. ........... FdiuniaS.. .......... Flatonla.. ........... Flint ............... Fort dlark ........... Fort McIntosh ....... Fort Stockton ....... Fort Worth .......... Frederlcksburg.. .... Gainesville ........... Galveston.. .......... Gatesvllle ............ Georgetown.. ........ Gonzales.. ........... Gorham 8 .. .......... Oraham.. ........... GhanrfSsline.. ...... Grapevlne ........... Greenvflle.. ......... Hallettsville ......... H d i n .. ............
Hebbronville ......... Hem tead .......... Hen&on.. ......... Hewltt.. ............ Him.. ............... Hillsboro ............ Hondo ............... Houston.. ........... Huntsville. ..........
Anahuac 3 ............
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7.935 4.436 5,962 7,500 8.200
Jayton.. ............. Jewett.. ............. Junction. ............ KauIman ............ Kerrville.. ........... Knlckerbocker.. ..... Kopperl.. ...........
Taylor ............ Shackelford.. ..... Braroria.. ........ Chambers .........
1 738 1: 429 49 23
6a8 586
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55 15 4 1 10 15 13 15 19 10 16 10 22
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2 41
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Liberty. ............... Llberty.. ........ Llano.. ................ Llano.. .......... LIMO Orande.. ........ Hidako.. ........
336 325 418 713
4,w 771
3i5 12 537
......
...... .
A 1
......... .......
... .......
... I ...... .... I...
.............
w a s 2 Q t B 1 .............
7 ! Yl 1
... 35 4
27 ...
................ 6t 42 1 2 2 12 39 lt 49
w 40 1 3 6 ................
...I ::.. .. I .... I... .............. .......
..!.I.?
1 3 6
.......
El 2 8 5
................ I O 1 ................ 40115145
................ I1 4 0 1 3 8
.._I ...... I .... I... ...
b, 0, etc., indhte. respectlvel ,1,2,3, etc., days mising from the record.
Temmhva extremes are from observed readlnns of the dry bulb; meam are comwted from observed readlm. h p l t s t l o n Included in that ofthe next mserurement.
A h b n other dates. Separate dates of falls not recorded. Data are from standard instruments not supplied by the U. 8. Weather Bureau. 0 Instruments are read in the morning; the maximum temperature then read la charged E s t h t e d by 0-.
predpitatlon for the 24 horn ending on the mornlug when I t Is measured.
J . Preclpltstlon Is than 0.01 Inch raln or melted snow.
-
to the preceding day, on whlch I t almost always occurs.
MARCH, 1911. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. 42 1
T h 8 m Z.-Daily prm'Mhn far March, 1911. Distrdet No. 8, ~~t a s and Rw Gmnde valleyy.
422 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. MARCH, 1911
TABLE 2.-Dily precipitation for March, 1911. District No. 8-Cbntinuec-i.
Day ofmonth.
Stations. Watershed.
TfSS.
MARCH, 1911.
Stations.
Tcws--Contlnued.
McGregor. .......... Marath on... ........ W b l e FalLs 11.. ... Marfa.. ............. ...........
Naco dochea I..... New%raunfe L..... Palestine. .......... Panter.. ........... Pearsall.. .......... Plerce .............. Plalnview.. ........ Port Arthur ........ Port Lavaca ........ Post City ........... Raymondvllle y 1 . -. Ricardo.. .......... Rlverside 11 ........ Robert Lee 11 ...... Rockland 11 ___ ._.. Rockport.. ......... Rassville.. ......... Runge.. ............ Sahlnal.. ........... Yalado.. ............ Ban Angel0 ......... San Antonio ........ San Augustine ...... San Juanlto ........ San Marcoa 11 .__.__ San Saha ........... Santa Oertrudes 1 I . Sealy.. ............. Seymour.. ......... Romervllle.. ........ Sonora. ............ Stamford.. ......... Eugarland .......... Sotherland Springs. Taylor. ............ Temple 11 .......... Theodore.. ......... Thurher.. .......... Tildsn.. ........... Tivoll 11 ........... 11 valde ::. .......... Valley Junction 11 __ Victoria 11 .........
Weatherlord 11;:::: Wharton 11 ........ Wills Point.. ........ Zapata. ............
Wrx:{Liid .......
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE P.-Daily precipitation for March, 1911. District No. 8-Continued.
...
~
.... .....
I
... .. Sablne. ..... .. ....... ... Coast ........ Bmzos.
..... .......
Neches ......
Trinity ...... ... Bram ............... ........ Nueces.. Colorado.. .. Bram. .....
Day ofmonth. I
424 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. MARCH, 1911
TABLE 3.--Maximum and minimum iempmturee for March, 1911. .District No. 8, Tam and Rio Grade Vallcy.
tax.
63 67 72 81 81
82 84 85
-_
ti
78
67
7b So
78
€2
77 71 77
77 74 76
Colorado.
Mln.
52 49 49 60 65
68 68 68
t
E68 8 3 6 9 66 8 0 6 0 57
53 61 8 0 6 P 8 0 6 2 63
61 R 8 6 9
67 66 lul
64 54
52
8 0 6 2
New Mexlco.
37 ! 21 5 5 ' 25 6 0 3 0 5 3 70 36 6 5 4 0 5 3
Texas.
38 48
54 40 40
41 3 i 38 43 48
46
29
37
31 34 38 44
34 35 34 36 37
42
43 46 41 44
0.5
42
76 77
75 $5 91 94 94
WI
3 0 6 9 61 2 7 6 2 70
79 51 72 i 4
€3 73 62 64 58
71 2 4 6 3 76 82 74 85
73.3
72
36 31
33 4n
37 37
34 29 31 36
36 3A 30
32
37 25 1 4s 38 41
33.6
56 60 3 0 6 6 70 71
4 s w 52 53
3 0 6 0 m 6 4
2 8 6 8 I 61 66 52
65 55 36
2 9 5 6 58
57
64 67 OR
73 70
59.6
c ! A1
76 76
72 77 72 74
74 77 72
72
76 6e 71 72
74 77
72.9
69 66
7 9 6 9 70 63 6 9 5 9 O R 5 4
a 5 5 67 64 64 6n
64 64
&?
6 6 5 8 57
fi1 55 52 61 68 71
e .0
[In.
29
37 42 46
511 44 37 37 38
40 U
42 44
47
48
31 45 49
3.8
--
Max.
2 8 4 8 61 73 73 78
5 5 8 0 5 6 8 8 5 5 9 0 5 8 9 3 5 0 8 9
87 72 69 58 72
74 76 4 6 8 67 75
76 5 4 8 0 4 5 6 0 4 5 6 2 57
4 6 8 0 3 5 5 8 3 6 6 2 80 74 84
73.9
--
. -.
Kax.
-
69
m
87 8l 76 70 75
75
71 79
76 78 67
74
79
76.9
.- - -
Yin
6 6 4 6 6 3 4 3 51 01 7 9 6 3
8 3 8 8
9 0 6 8 8 8 6 4 8 8 6 4 8 8 6 6
65 67 57 52 47
6 9 4 9 55
59 57
68 64 60 6 5 5 5 57
8 2 6 0 6 9 5 6 52 8 0 5 8 8 0 6 0 8 6 6 3
58.1
--
8 0 5 8
tax.
-_
60 72 76
78
9ll
88
58 73
70 74
71 76
78 72
61
79 78 72
12.8
Mln.
4 2 3 6 34 44 56 7 9 6 5
67 8 6 6 6 6 9 6 4 8 8 6 3 61
62 7 2 5 6 6 5 4 5 47 47
42 51 6 4 5 5 57 51
57 61 6 6 5 3
46
8 0 5 6 6 3 4 4 47 48 55 8 0 5 8
53.0
5 8 5 0
-
48 57 62 65
67
--
5 0 4 9 61 69 80 78
85 6 8 8 6
75 83 81
6 5 4 3 6 5 4 0 38 51 66
80 74
8 9 6 0 62 47 6 6 4 6
7 0 4 4
71
81 78
80 75 78
6 8 5 9 45 6 5 5 6
68
48 7 8 4 3 42 48 55
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.% 42
lanta Fe.
-
Min.
16 13 17
25
24
29
a3 35 33
27 24 23 13 14
17 21 28 19 18
16
18 22 2.3
17 6 2tl 21 22
21.2
-
a0
m
m
- -
-
tfin.
33 34 40 49 47
47 43 41 40 46
54 48 44 41 3s
47 40 40 49
40 51 37 41 46
51 40 41 40 44 44
I... 2
-
36
- -
-
[in.
w 28 33 42 46
46 36 33 39 42
48 36 35 39 31
34 43 36 39 42
39 44 37 38 45
44 33 37 37 38 48
B. 6
-
- -
-
[in.
-
10 ?a 27
30 39
34 30 34 36 34
31 25 29 29 29
31 14 33 32 31
31 36 30 I 30
27 19 32 31 34 32
8.9
- -
-
Min.
-
42 42 83 46 54
45 36 33 34 38
39 30 4?# 39 35
45 41 48 38 47
43
46 35 46
41 48 44 36 41 41
41.2
4n
- -
-
:in,
29 32 44 45 55
50
50 50 50 48
fa 42 35 44 37
42 14 42 48 53
49 54 43 43 49
44 36 41 43 44 56
5.4
-
_.
ifin.
-
12
32 34 32
40 28 31 34 36
42 34 25 23
25
30 41 28 28 34
T1 32 28
as 33
36 z1 37 40 39 37
11.3
m
- -
-
[in
-
2s 31 46 46 59
60 58 55 64
53
05
37 46 39
43 51 43 41 4s
56 57 46 4s 49
4i 38 49 46 49 54
3.2
4n
- -
-
Max
44 45 47
53 52
56
54
60 60 63
47 49 54 56 54
59 46
51
66
60
5R 49 60 56 61
42 56 61 04
sa 66
54.3
-
- -
-
Max.
-
41 43
46 49 47
43 48 49 55
51i
53 44 47 55 55
54 50 50 57 50
56 51 51
53 54
45 54 60 64 64 65
51.9
- -
-
tax
02
70 74 i 7 75
72 75
w)
80 83
67 68 RB 71 72
74 72 75 76 65
64
69 54 57 64
71 71 76 80 81
So
71.6
-
- -
-
Max.
57 67 76 79 84
86 85 91 92 so
87 74 61 86 76
75 79 74 82 76
74 64 52 56 71
78 71 R.3
86 86
i6.3
-
a7
- -
-
tax.
59 62 72 68 81
79 75 87 b I
76 &I
5 i 67 73
73 7h
lis 77 67
73 58 44 #W 66
73
a 79 83 80 80
71.4
-
- -
-
bax.
39 45 61 51 52
50 55 -59
81 60
46 46 50 52 55
58 59 57
.5R
53
54 45 37 5@ 50
50 56 61 M 67 66
53.5
-
- -
-
lax.
-
48 M
63 ti5 69
69 66 75 77
so
69 63 67 65 74
Fb 67 74
a fi?
50 63 54 64
67
66 69 68
79 74
57.0
m
- -
Max.
__
-1
13 25 34
33 29 28 32 311
27 25 25 18 18
24
30
22
25
26 28 23 25 27
18 8 29 21 25
a
D. 5
m
- -
1 . 1 .. 3 .. 4 ... 5 ...
t i ...
7 ...
. 8 ... 9...
1u.. .
11 ... 12.. . 13 .. 14.. 15 ...
16 .. 17 ... 18.. . 19.. . Zn...
21 ... 22.. . 23... 24.. . 25.. .
26 .. 27.. . 28...
Q ..
.w.. . 31 ...
Nm.
- --
Date
61 6 i 77
a, 84
84 85 90 95
aa
84
.n 60 61
70
75 77 72 A5 79
82
71 65 56 63
76 RR 77
8 &I 88
70.2
03
65 69 75 77
75 62 63 52
64
62 68 67 69
w
58
M 42 38 55
56 60 62 08 71 72
82.5
44 32 3ti UI
39
37 26 30 32 29
36 43 36 35 3s
35 31 29
26
30
37 33 38 43 4s 41
5. a
- __
55 ti7 67
GS
67
59
52 5'1
5II 5s
62 62 61 69
54
54 48 38 45 51
56
53
65 60
7Q
io
57.5
- - I
Texas.
Del Rio. El Paao. Fort KcIntmh. Lufkkin. ?lain view Sari Antonlo. Baskell.*
I
F o r t Stuck- Fort ton. I Worth.
-
Kin.
40 40 47 52 57
51 48 46 50 48
53 42 46 44 47
50
52 51 48 51
-
-
[in
-
41 40 52 61 66
69 66
66 68 66
67 69 55 55 52
47 62 57 55 57
63 65 66 57 56
58 52 46 52 64 69
1.7
-
-
din.
34 34 45 57 63
65 66 59 67 60
63 52 40 47 46
38 53 51 47 47
58 60 51 48 51
53 41 48
45 55 49
51.4
-
-
-
[in.
37 35 42 59 62
68 64 64
65 60
63 57 46 50 43
4
sa 52 52 50
66 63
I 51 52
56 44 42 47 61 5B
53.3
-
-
-
[ax.
70 64 75 78 87
96 96 96 88 88
97 96
74 76
81 88
86 84 77
-
80
-
dax.
63 58
62 72 72
75 76 75 73 74
75 76 75 67 71
65 70 73 69 70
71 70 68 63 71
74 69 71 70 74 76
70.6
-
-
-
din.
38 46 48 54 64
65 64 60 64 64
64 64 66 53 M
50 68 55 54 57
58 61 48 47 50
52
49 45
52 58
68
15.5
-
-
tax.
-
60 69 71 76 73
72 75 81
82
69
64 69 70
76 74 73 76 68
66 70 62 67 65
70 72 74 78 81 80
71: 4
m
'Io
-
din.
44 w w 69 66
65 64 89 65 64
66 63 61 60 54
50 60 67 60 61
65 69 66 54
56
57 b!2
46 56 67 71
30.8
-
-
K a x .
60 70 63 83 85
83 82
93 93
93
a9 73 63 66 72
78 84 78 86
77
78 73 63 54
65
77 75 82 88 83
91
78.1
-
-
lax,
46 65 64
81
78 80 87 88 88
79 65 56 70 61
70 74 64 76 72
76 67 52 61 62
65 64 62 75 69
73
88.7
-
rn
-
[in.
22 25 31 34 44
44 43 38 39 41
49 34 2a
34 34
31 30
30 35 39
44 49 38 40 39
38 25 41 35 39 4
6.6
-
-
Kax.
49 67 68 74 79
86 a5 87 92 91
90 77 72 60 74
74 77 70 74 74
77 82 70 65 61
82 66 78 84
80 84
75.8
-
-
[in.
39 39 47 59 62
67 64 60 64 60
64 56 52 55 55
48 67 55 55 59
57 62 61 55 51
57 49 44 54 62 69
6.1
-
-
Kax.
60 80 80 82 77
84 92 96 97 94
66 62 67 66 74
83
57 75 77 89
77 66
68 67 77
76 83 81 76 86 82
-
n. 4
Ylu. Iax. Min.
--
-1- 34 w
5 5 0
46 I 77 38 ; 66 49 : 61 35 , 70
I
69
48 ' 76 37 63
4 9 ' 82 55 ' 74
47.1
~
75.2
431 80
55 I 86
I
l... a ... 3 ... 4 ... 5 ...
6 ... 7 ... E... 9...
10.. .
11 ... 12.. . 13.. . 14.. . 15 ...
16.. . 17... 18 ... 19 ...
21 ... m... a... u... 25...
%...
m... a... 29... 30... 31 ...
M a
m...
-
66 66 73 76 80
89 88 94 93 96
91 84 70 63 79
76 80 71 82
72
82
63 67 59 62
aa 63 79 91 94 92
78.3
8 0 6 6
P I a 9 6 3 z
a 9 6 5
50
42 41 40 48
87 87 84 73 66
48 46 51 54 53 57
84 81 84 93
w 94
48.1
-
84.7
~
76.7 153.5
--
* Haskell substituted temporarily for Seymour.