MARCH, 1911. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. 425
CLIMATOLOGICAL DATA FOR MARCH, 1911.
DISTRICT NO. 9, COLORADO VALLEY.
FBEDEEICK H. BRANDENBUBO, District Editor.
GENERAL SUMMARY.
The mean temperature throughout the district was material1 higher than the normal, but not so high as that of Jarch a year ago, which month it resembled in respect to the slight variability of temperature from day to day. It was ver favorable as regards the amount
severe conditions. The storms were about the average as regards number and occurred at short and regular intervals. Everything considered, the conditions were fine for March. .
and hstribution of t I e precipitation and the lack of any
TEMPERATURE.
The mean of the 140 stations reporting was 48.3', or 3.2' above the normal. By subdivisions the means and departures were: Western Wyoming, 30.7', + 1.9O; western Colorado 36.0°, +3.3'; eastern Utah, 43.1', +3.5'; western hew Mexico, 49.2', +4.8'; Arizona, 57.3', +2.9'; and southeastern Nevada, 54.2'. The highest monthly mean was 69.4', at Mohawk Summit, Anz., and the lowest, 16.4', at Corona, Colo. In the extreme southwestern part of the district, in the vicinity of the Gulf of Califorma and in southeastern Nevada, 9 were cooler than the normal, while in the rest of Or lo the dT istrict only 3 or 4 days were relatively cool. With one exception the deficiencies were small. This is rather remarkable, as uniformit in the mean ten1 era-
district, is not common to March. By subdivisions, the extremes were: Western Wyoming, 62' and -16'; western Colorado, 73' and -12'; eastern Utah, 86' and
-6'; western New Mexico, 83' and 2'; Arizona, 99' and 15'; and southeastern Nevada, 93' and 22'.
ture, especially in the central adnorthern parts o lp the
PRECIPITATION.
The average for the 187 stations reporting was 1.22 inches, or 0.04 inch below the normal. The average for March, 1910, was 0.56 inch. By watersheds, the means and departures were: Green, 0.73, -0.69; Grand, 2.00,
+0.11; San Juan, 2.53, +0.51; Little Colorado, 1.33, +0.50; Gila, 0.81, -0.11; Mimbres, 0.91, +0.30; and lower Colorado, 0.96, - 0.07 inch. The greatest monthly precipitation was 6.36 inches, at Corona Colo., while there was none at Hermanea and Pratt, k. Mex., and Naco, Ariz. The rains of March 3-5, in Arizona, caused moderate floods in the Verde and Salt Rivers on the 6th, 7th, and 8th. High water also occurred in the Muddy River, in southeastern Nevada, on the 10th: The dam- age by these freshets consisted principally in making the streams unfordable and thus interrupting traffic. The average number of days with 0.01 inch or more of pre-
cipitation was 3 in western Wyoming, 9 in western Colo- rado, 5 in eastern Utah, 4 in western New Mexico, 4 in Arizona, 5 in southeastern Nevada, and for the dlstrict as a whole 6 days.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The sunshine was much below the average in northern Arizona, slightly below in southern Arizona, and very close to the average in the northern half of the district. Grand Junction reported 67, Dura o 69, Fla tsfE 62,
The mean relative hun1iht.y was somewhat higher than the normal. The followin values were reported: Grand Junction 56, Durango 60,kagstaff 70, Phoenix 55, and Yuma 46 per cent.
Phoenix 77, and Yuma 78 per cent Y o the possi r le.
EXTRACTS FROM SECTION SNOWFALL BULLETINS.
Wealmw W onting.--Over much of the watershed of the Green River the de th otsnow is somewhat deficient, and it is probable that the Green %Liver in this State will carry lese water than usual dur' the commg summer. There is a good quantity of snow in the Sim%dre Mountains, assuring a good supply of water for the Snake River of Southern W oming, a tributary of the Green River. Weateni dZorado.-The distribution was irregular over the region drained by the Grand. In Summit County, dramed by the Blue, an im ortant tributary, there was a marked deficiency of snowfall, while in Eagle County and eastern part of Garfield County an excess was noted. The Gunnison watershed had more than the normal snowfall during March, and the same is true of the San Juan watershed, but the op osite is true of the Yam a and White. #he month waa warmer Jan the normal, and there was considerable melting, but the run-off due to high temperatures was much less than during the corresponding month laat year. Comparing the depths on the round at the end of the month with the de ths on the correspondin iate last year, the re orb make a ver favora%le showing. In the fofiowing comparimns $e average depd on March 31 of this ear is given first: Grand, 26 and 14 inches; Gun- nison, 29 and 16 incies; Yam a and White, 19 and 9 inches; and San Juan and Dolores, 16 and 8 incRes. In eneral the snow is well packed. &tern Utd.--In the re 'on drainefby the Green and Colorado an averqe amount of snow fefdurin March. In general the amount of snow in the mountains is greater &an on the correspondin date last
year, but not above the average, though it is well packe! and will probably last a lon time. The conaensus of opinion is that a normal suvly of water wifi be available during the comin seaaon. eatern Nezu Memh-Over the watershed of the 8an Juan and in the southwestern part of the Territor the reci itation was principally in the form of rain. The soil is well fillex wit{ moisture, but the snow has melted except on the higher mountains. The streams are carry- in good volumes of water. Southeastern Nevudu.-The precipitation during March was up to the average, or perhaps a little greater. The winter's snowfall in the higher districts with the normal amount of rain during the coming s ring and bummer will be sufficient to feed the springs supplying the &w in the Muddy River. iQrito?ia.-The snowfall of the month was greatly deficient, and de- cidedl less than that of March last ear, except over the up er Gila wateKed. The snow at 7,000 feet eLvation dlsa peared on $e 13th; at 8,OOO feet on the 21st; at 8,500 feet on the 2581, and at 9,OOO feet about the 30th. A t higher altitudes the snow is well packed and is melting slowly.
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MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE l.--Climatolog.ical data for March, 1911. District No. 9 , Colorado I'ally.
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19
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24
26 14
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14
14
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14t
lq 26
1
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51 49 40
n50 44'
.78
46 42
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45
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47 37
38 1 4 5
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55
45
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36 46 54 37
47 1 4 .4 39 31
2 8 4 5 2 8 3 0
39 1 3 4 50 41 50
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51
ti9
73
70
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31 m
31 m
30 21
17t - 6
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45.5 n .2 43.0 41.4
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41.3 47.2
44.2 30.1
ai.6 35.2
41.2 34.0
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+ 2.0
+ 3.7
+ 4.4
+ 3.2
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+ 3.1
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67 54
64 I 48 GO
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1.9
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9 -6
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27 1
31 15 31 ll
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+ 2 9
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37.6 31.5 42.4 n.0
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2.54
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a 13 3.54 1.32 1. 14
2. cjti
3.14
3.56 1. -&
5.03 1.42 .54 .45 1.18 1.28
2.87
1.12
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2.51 4. .w 1.07 .91 .73 1.58 .65 1.82 3.27 .66 1.80 1.37
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Danicl.. .............. Eden.. ............... Green River .......... Pinedale b.-. ..........
Colorado.
Ashoroft.. ............ Bed Rock ............. Breckenrldge.. ........ Buford.. .............. carrade ............... Cedaredge.. ........... chromo.. ............. Cochetopa. ............ Collbran.. ............ Columbine.. .......... Columbine Ranch ..... Corona ##- ............ Craig.. ................ rmwlord (near) ....... Cmted Butte ......... De Beque.. ........... Delta.. ............... Dillon.. .............. Dolom.. ............. Durango.. ............ Eagle. ................ Eureka.. ............. Fraser 88.. ............ F ~i t a .. .............. Gladstone.. ........... Glenwood 8 PRa (near Orand Junchon ....... Grandlake. ...........
Gunnison. ............ H o M y .............. Ironton.. ............. LadOre.. .............. Lake City ............. LBy ................... Leal. ................. Mancos.. ............. Marble.. .............. Marshall Pasr ......... Meeker (near). ........ Montme.. ............ Nast.. ................ Pagoda.. ............. Pagosa Sprin gs... ..... Paonia.. .............. Parshall.. ............. Pltkkl.. .............. Pynunld.. ............ Ran 1 .............. Redglf::.. ............. Rlco .................. RIEe.. ................ River Portal.. ........ Sapinen, (near). ...... Shoehone.. ............ Sllverton (near). ...... Spruce Lod Steamboat !&ink: : Tacoma.. ............. Terminal Dam ........ Terrilla Ranch ........ Uncompabgre Plateau Yampa (near) .........
Grand Valley. ........
mal.
u .~ I+ 3.0 32.G ..... 34.8 I+ .R
J. M. \-an Dervort. Edrn \ al. 1.. 6. I. To. Geo. W. Maxom. U. S. Forest Service.
Vinta.. .......... Sweeetwater ...... .. ..do.. ......... Fremont.. .......
6.740 6.577
6.083 7.167
9,483
9.536
8.900 6.175
7,500
8, 766 6,823 ll,6Go
6, m 8. W7 4.935 4. Dlj5
6 534
10. ooo 8,560 4,510 10.400 5.823
4.608 8.153 5.w9 7. ti70 8.700 10, ooo
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8.750
10, &l6 6.182 5.811 7,953 6.500 7.108 5. t'94
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5.050 8695
8: 824 5.437 6.570 8,125 6.110 D l M o D' 800 6: 683
7,300
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4.800 5 500 6' 657 6' 200
5' 700 5; ooo ...... 5.750
4,080 4,200 3, ooo 7, ooo 7 ,m
4. ooo ......
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2,880 ...... ......
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26.6 ......
25.2 + 1.8 .............
............
Pitkin.. ......... Montrosr ......... Summit.. ........ Rio Blanca ....... San Juan ......... Delta.. .......... Lmhuleta. ....... Sagusehe.. ....... Mesa ............. Routt.. .......... Delta.. .......... Grand.. ......... Routt.. .......... $fontrose.. ....... Gunnison.. ...... Mesa ............. De1t.a.. .......... Summit .......... Montezuma ...... La Pla ta... ...... Eagle.. .......... San Juan ......... Orand.. ......... Mwa ............. San Jiim ......... Qarfleld. ......... Mesa ............. Grand. .......... Garfleld.. ........ Gunnlson.. ...... Montme.. ....... Oura ........ Routf ..... :. ....... Hlnsdale.. ....... Routt.. .......... Grand.. ......... Montezuma.. .... Gunnison. ....... Baguache.. ...... Rio Blanca ....... Montrose.. ....... Pitiiin.. ......... Roiitt.. .......... Arrhulets. ....... Delta.. .......... Grand ............ Gunnieon.. ...... Rlo Blanm ....... ... .do.. .......... E le ............ D8om. ......... Gmlleld.. ........ Montroae.. ....... Gunnison ........ Garfield.. ........ San Juan ......... Grand ............ Routt.. .......... La Plata. ........ ... .do.. .......... Yeas. ............ Montme.. ....... Routt.. ..........
Dan McArthur. W. R. Wevhright. Mrs. J. G.'l'hompson. Mn. H. Genier. San Jnan W. & P. Co.
Lawrence Nolan. Miss Bessie McDonough. A. A. Wood. Mn. M. A. Caron. Geo. W. Wade. Joseph IT. 8. Weathcr F. Haubrirh. Bureau.
C. W. Roe. Charles L. Ross. C. M. Paine. E. M. Gctts.
Harry T. Hamilton. Wm. C . Svrett. U. 8. Wedher Bureau. J. M. Witteman. San Juan W. & P. C'o. L. D. C. Gasiiill. I. B. Wlllsea. Son Juan y. & P. Co. E. A. O'NPII.
Harry A. Cohhett.
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65 31 15 .............
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....... 1.G4
....... .94
....... .73
....... .35
- .57 .30
....... .50
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- .661 .30
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U. S. Weather Bureau. M n . Belle Kauflman. Davld Evans. Clarence Adams. Lawrence J. Flnch. P. H. Foley. E. Bassctt. J. F. Maurer. A. G . Wallihan. L. J. Wade. B. Ed. Knimpanitzky. Wm. F. E. D. Morse. Lillard.
T. Baker. U. S. Reclamation Service. Arthur Hanthorn. Mrs. J. W. Scott. E. T. Walker. J. M. Undrrwood. F. A. Field. Mra. Maggie Cammann. E E E y airs. 'c. F i l l . Dorothen Greiner. Clinton B. Smith. Horace Mann. U. S. Reclamation Servire. W. F. Irving. Central Colorado Power Co.
San Juan W. & P. Co. A. J. Wills. M. Elllot Houston. San Juan W. & P. Co. nn
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8.
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- 2.30 1 43
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Aneth ................. Caatle Dale ............. Elkborn.. ............. Emery ................ Eacalante.. ........... Fort Duchesne.. ...... Fruitland.. ........... Orayaun. .............. Green River ........... Hanksvllle.. .......... Bite.. ................ La sal.. .............. Loa.. ................. Mauila.. .............. Moab.. ............... Yonticello.. ...........
San Juan ._.__ ._.. Emery.. ......... ulnta.. ........... Emer ........... Gwdd.. ........ Uinta.. .......... Wasatch.. ....... San Juan ......... Emery ........... Wa ne ........... Gdeld.. ........ san Juan. ........ Wayne ........... Uinta.. .......... Grand ............ San Juan ......... Jisne... .......... W ashlngt.on.. .... Carbon.. ......... Iiane.. ........... Washington ...... Carbon.. ......... Washlngton.. ....
m m ....... .a6 H. R. Antas. James Jeffs. U. 8. Forest Servlre. H. C. Wickman. Geo. H. Barney. Poetsu eon J. Peter%asi. Jo8e h A Lyman. E. I f Adims. F. J. Weber. John P. Hite.
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MARCH, 1911.
39.8 38.2 G.2m
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE l.-Climtolngical data for March, 1911. Diersict No. 9-Continued.
............. I...
....... 68 ....... 172
....... ' tx
43 1
40.0
52.6 41.4
............... 4- 4.0 ('73
+ 6.4 83
........ 71 - .P
....... .sli .9 .41ma... ............... Aragon.. ................. Aztec.. ................ Blackrock ............. Bloomfield.. ........... Cambray.. ............ Cliff.. ................. Columb us... ..........
Socorm.. ........ ..do.. ......... San Juau.. ...... McKinley ........ San Juan.. ...... Luna.. .......... Grant.. .......... Luna ............
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.an .39 25
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62 ....... _i .23 T. - .27 I T. 1
.o 0
101
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54.9 39.7 52.3
47.4 56.0
49.6
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............. 81
+ 5.0 67
+ 8.0 75
+ 3.3 73
....... 83
....... 71
....... I 81
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.31 .?o
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+ 2.3 61
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Temperature, In deglrees Fahrenbelt
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Precipitation. In Inches.
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U. 8. General Hospital. Medlcal C o p , U. 8. A. C. J. Collyer. Agent Southern Pacific R. R. U. S. Forest Serrlca. Agent E. P. & S. VV. R. R. Dr. John R. Haynes. Agent E. P. b. S. W. R. R. Agent Southern Pacific R. R
(1. U. Martin. Chnrles Dennis. 0. L. Srott. Agent E. P. d- 8. W. R. R. I). Lee Thornp?on. Robt. IT. Woods. Amnt E. P. B S. W. R. H.
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W. M. Clanton. .4p3nt Southern Paciflc Co. M. I. Nolan.
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TABLE I.-C/inurtoZogkaZ data for March, 1911. District No. &Continued.
15 12 13
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w. E. Sr0t.t. W. J. Crowell. I;. 6. Reclamation Service. E. W. Hudson. A. Shreeve. Rev. A. Weber 0. F. 31. MB. M. B. Swirtz. F. S. Thomas. Agent Southern Pacific Co.
Lib. A. T. & S. F.R. R.Co. A m t douthern Parlfic Co.
Miss Z. Hall. Imperial Copper Co. 8. J. Flake. A. H. Symons. F. H. Smmons. ProI. J. H. Larson. F. N. Walcott. G. A. Dennis. 0. H. Kraus. University of Arizona. J. M. Robe. 17.8. Coast & Geod. Surv. Agent Southern Pacific Co.
J. 0. Carter. Agent 8. F. P. & P. Ry. Agent Southern Pacific Co. E. J. Nordyke. J. F. Bauer. E. L. Bartholomew. U. 8. Weather Bureau. A. L. Cranr.
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Silverbell. ............ Snowflake.. ........... Supal.. ............... Tempe.. .............. Thatcher.. ............ Tombstone.. .......... Tnixton .............. Tuba ................. Tucson.. .............. Tucson ( 1 ). ........... Tucson (2). ........... \'ail.. ................. Walniil Grove ........ Wickenburg.. ......... Willcox.. ............. Willinms.. ............ Winslow.. ............ Yarnell.. ............. Yuma ................. Yuma (1) .............
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R. M. Filcher. no.
a, b, e, etc. indicate. respectivd 1 2 3 etc days missing from the record.
** Temperature extremes are from observed readings 01 the dry bulb; means are computed from observed readings.
s t I nscrumcnts are read in the morning: the maximum temperatiire then read Is charged to the preceding b y , on whlch I t almost always occiirs.
* Precipitation included in that ofth; iex't m&urernent.
t Also on other dates. t Separate dates 01 falls not recorded.
I Estlmatod bv observer.
Data are from standard instruments not supplied by the U. S. Weather Bureau.
1 Precipitatloi !or the u hours endlngpn the morning when it is measured. T. Precipitatlon IS legs than 0.01 Inch rain or melted snow.
MARCH, 1911. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. 433
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Stations. Watershed.
IV#omfng.
Daniel.. ........... Green.. ..... Eden.. .................. do. ..... Green Rlver.. ......... ..do.. .... Pinedale. ............. ..do. .....
Cdorado.
Ashcroft.. .......... Bed Rock. ......... Breekenridm? ....... Buford.. ..I.. ...... Cascade.. ........... Cedaredge. ......... Chromo. ............ Cochetopa .......... Collbran.. .......... Columbine .......... Columblue Ranch..
Grand. ..... Dolores ..... Grand. ..... White ....... San Ju an.... Gunnlson.. . Jan Juan.. .. Gunnison.. . Grand. ..... I-ampa. . -. . Gunnlson. .. Cralg. .............. Yampa ...... ........ Grand.. .... $%%!k(km). _._ Gunnison. __ Crested Butte.. ......... do.. .... De Beque.. ........ Grand.. .... Delta ............... Gunnison ... Dillon .............. Grand.. .... Dolores ............. Dolores.. ... Durango ............ Ban Juan .... Eagle.. ............. Grand ....... Eureka ............. San Juan .... Fraser(1.. .......... Qrand ....... Fruita.. ................. do. ..... Oldstone. ......... Ban Juan .... Glenwood Springs Grand. .....
Grand iunction.. ....... .do. ..... Grandlake.. ............ .do. ..... Grand Valley.. ......... .do. ..... Gunnlson ........... Gunnison ... Horsefly.. .............. .do. ..... Ironton.. .............. ..do. ..... Ladore.. ........... Yampa ...... Lake City.. ........ Gunnlson. .. Lay. ............... Pampa. ..... Leal.. .............. Grand ....... Mancos ............. San Juan .... Marble. ............ Grand ....... Marshall Pass ....... Gunnison.. . Meeker (near). ..... White ....... Montrose ........... Gunnlson ... Nast ................ Grand.. .... Pagoda.. ........... Pagosa Springs.. ... E'YEii:.: Paonia ............. (tunnlson ... Parshall ............ Grand ...... Pltkin .............. Gunnison ... I'yramld ........... I'ampa ..... Rangel Rcdclltg ............ WhltP ....... ............ Grand ...... Rlco ................ Dolores ..... Rifle.. ............. G m d ....... River Portal.. ..... Gunnlson.. . Saphero (near).. ....... .do.. ... Shoshone.. ......... Grand.. ..... Sllvrrton (near]. ... San Juan .... Spruce Lodge ....... Grand ....... Steamboat Springs. Yam a Tacoma.. .......... 8an A&:.:: TermInd Dam.. ....... .do.. ..... TerdLl's Ranch.. ... Grand.. .... U n c o rn p a h g r e Gunnlson.. .
Tampa (near). ..... Tampa ......
Aneth .............. San Juan .... Castle Dale. ........ Green.. ..... Elkhorn.. .............. .do ....... Emery.. ........... Colorado.. . .' Escalante ............... .do.. ..... Fort Dueheme.. ... Green.. .... .' Fruitland.. ............ .do.. ..... Grawon ............ 1'San Juan ....
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TABLE 2.--DniZy precipitation for blareh, 1911. -D&rict No. 9, cotorado Fklky. - -. -
Pay of month. I
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............... ........ ............ ................................ ........... .?4 .24 .12 .... * .9!2 1.98 .40 .04 ........ ........ .ll .12 .... .10 ............ .. ... .08 .... T. .P .07 ............ .15 .l 2 ............ ........ .... .04 .... T. .... T. .aS ........ .04 r. .... T. .... .IO .is ........ * .I .is T. ........ T. ............ .19 T.
........... .01 .... .IO ............ .30 .... .?5. .01 ........ .0 3 .. .. .a3
20- ....... .01 .... .l? ........ T. T. .07 T. ............ ..... ......... ....: .05
........... T. .5!! .62 .03 ........ .... I ............ ...I 1.m
... T. T. .I4 .02 ............ .5?1.43 .I .23
............................... .55 ........ ... T. .... .................... ............ * .18.oCr ........ .98 .43 T. .09 T. .OR 1.80
05 .03 .02 .ii .07 .... T. .31 .m .14 T. T. T. .?4 rr. 1.3; 'P. T. T. T. T. T T. .04 T T .06 I'. T. .20 T. T. ........ .?5 .48 .- ..... ,2S ,75 ,90
... T. ....
... ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ T. T. T. .07 T. ........ .71 .45 .I5 T. .15 T. T.
........ .... T. .... .02 .22 .... .M T. .03 ........ T. ........ 1: ...I 3.27 ...... .10 .................................... ..._I.. ............... .85
.... ........ ............ .... ..... .... ......... .... ........ ...................... .... * .... ........ ... .... .10 .IS 1.51 .70 .l O ......... ,_.._ .... .lM ........ .04 .... T. T. .02
... ........ ........................ ........ ............ ........ .40 .64 .67 .10 ................ .2I .15 ........ .05 .... .W .16 .05 .... ... ........ .67 .liS .33 .W ................ .I 0 .11 .O i ........ ,02 .01 ........ ........ ... .... ........... ........ .?31.a .h i .US T. ............ .os .06 T. T. T. .i7 .?5 ...... .m .. .................... .. ... ?.32 11 .... .ll .... .45 .2? .12 . 28 .?4 .25
.... ................ 3.03 ............ ............ ............... ............ ........................ ........... ....... ........ .... .... ................ ................ ............
.65
.51 .@? 1.49
.OB .101.141.32 4.02 1.27
.07 .70 .38
.... ........ ........................ ............ 04 .03 .03 .04 .08 T. T.
........... ............ ........................ ..... ......... ........................ ... ..
.10 2(, .?€ .15 .10 .04 .6 T
................................... T. T
........ .... ........ ........................ ... .. ................................ ........... ............. ........... .10 T ............. .05 ............................ ....... ........ T. ............ .74 .03 .29 ................
.......... ................ .............................. ........... ................ .................. ......... ... T. T. T. .23.05 .49
.......... .46 ... ,13 .65
.................. .10 ........ ................ ................................ 1.04
.......... .9 ............ .07 .85 .57 .OJ 'r. 2.18 T ..................... T. T. T. T .10
. !! .......... .07 ........ .... ..... .... _...I ........................
.04
................................................... ........ .... .. .....
........... ... ........ .... .........................
T
.04. .03 b?
........ ................
........ ................................. .8? ........ ........ .15 ................................. 3. Y 96 ..........
................ .................... !..-. .a
Green... .... ........ .... ............................ ,07 .91 Colorado. 01 .46
.4? .10 ....... ............................
..... do .14 .10 ........................ .57
.......... .34 ............................ 2.31
Green .... .... T. ........................ .78
................... ............................
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE 2.-Daily precipitation for March, 1911. Dietrict No. 9-Continued.
MARCH, 191 1
~
Day of month. I
New Merico.
Arbona.
MARCH, 1911. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. 435
TABLE 2.-Daily precipitation for March, 1911. D3istrict No. 9-Continued.
...... ~- --
Day of month.
I Stations. Watershed.
...
......... ................ .... ............ ......... .................... .......... .... ...... .... .... .... ............. ............ ................... . ............ ........................... ........... ............................. ................................................ ....
.........._..
Arizona-Contd.
Sllverbell.. Snowhke LittleColo.. T. 0.25
Showlow..
Fupal.. Colorado. rempe. salt.. .a 03 .37 0. OR.. Thatcher Glla T. Tombstone.. San Pedro. .13 .05 .66 Truxton Colorado '. .64
Tuba.. Little Calo.. .92 Tucson.. .......... santa cruz.. ............ ............... T. Tucsonf.1) .............. do .................. Tucson (2) ............. .do.. ................ ............ ... ..
....... ............. .. ............ ............ ............. ............ ...... .. ...
M ...... .................... ............ ............. .IO lhwrt.. .43
......... Colorado ............ ................ 3.86 I.ittle ~o l o . T. ......... ............. ............ .... .. ........... ..... ..... .............. ........ .... ........ .... ... .... ............... .............. .... .... .... ............ .... ................ ....
Yarnell.. Hassayampa Puma Colorado Yiima(1) do T. T. .03
I
.......... ... .. ... .. ...................... .. .. ............. .... ........................ ................ .... ....
Nrruda.
Callenta.. Colorado.. M .20 .20 1.12 Las Vegas. .do. Logan.. .do..
I I ,
436 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW .
TABLE 3.-Mazimum and minimum temperatures for March. 1911 . District No . 9. C'olotado Valley .
6 .... 7 .... 8 .... 9 .... 10 ....
11 .... 12 .... 13 .... 14 .... 15 ....
16 .... 17 .... 18 .... 19 ....
21 .... 22 .... 23 .... 24 .... 25 ....
26 .... 27 .... 28 .... 29 .... 30 .... 31 ....
Mns .
a0 ....
MARCH. 1911
42 40 42
40 38
38 35 38 43 42
44 40 41
4
47 48 46 49 37
35 49 40 50 53 60
42.0
44
-
Colorado .
48 50
62
I Wyoming .
5 5 2 5 5 8 2 8 5 3 3 0 36 41
5 0 3 0 5 8 2 8
32
1 ...................... 2 ...................... 3 ...................... 4 ...................... 5 ......................
6 ...................... 7 ...................... 8 ...................... 9 ...................... 10 ......................
11 ...................... 12 ...................... 13 ...................... 14 ...................... 15 ......................
16 ...................... 17 ...................... 18 ...................... 19 ...................... !dl ......................
21 ...................... 21 ...................... 13 ...................... 24 ...................... 25 ......................
2 6 ___._____._.__._____._ 27 ...................... '# :: ....................
30 ...................... 31 ......................
Me8Ra ...............
....................
58 62 63 65 58
(jo
66 72 72 73
62 65 68 70 71
74 67 66 67 68
62 63 60 62 56
81 67 70 73 72 73
a 0
26 24 30 32 30
31
29 31 30 31
73 40 75 40 68 41 76 36 68 36
75 40 76 4.5
80 52 74 52 77 38
63 63 04
os 67
39 44 44
30 47
68
5 2 3 0
5 4 2 5 8 0 2 6 6 3 a s 35
68 72 75 79
53 ' 81 51 82 50 So
49 81 49 82
49 80 54 82 47 75 53 76 48 79
38 38 47 43
39 39 45 50
46
42 52 51 51 43
64 68
64
64
54
53
6 6 3 3 33 31 6 6 3 3 30
31 39 5 4 2 9 32 5 4 3 3
53 54
52 54 52
73 46 83 45 5 3 8 2 1 3 88 44 82 47 93 47
68 71 72 74
60.0
6 0 3 9 6 4 3 4 31 30 32 35
3 2 2
Ut& . New Mexico .
Date . l-
Daniel .
' Qrean Rlver . Meeker . Fort 3uchslle . Hite . Moab . It . George Fort Bayard .
Bloom- field .
Grand Juactlon .
lteamboal Springs . Durango . Gunnlson . Emery .
.
Min . .
7 3 5 2
29
14
20 25 30 a8
27 18 11 0
7
9 17
10 31
34 30 82
30 11
3 21
22
17 22
20
m
.
.
Kin . .
6 1 13 33 29
29 38 40 34 34
30 23 20 m 21
21
28 29 20 20
29 20 34 34 25
12
13 15 20 23 23
3 .5
.
. .
.
din
37 36 41 46 39
44 U
46 52 49
43 35 35 35 37
40
45 42 39 45
40 49 49 66 40
36 37 43 40 42 44
1.7
.
.
. .
.
din
.
30
?.a 30 42 41
42 43 42 50 48
40 37 29 27 I
33 41
37 30 35
33 35 48 49 36
25 I 34 31 34 35
i . 0
.
. .
.
Wn .
18 23 28 33 34
33 31 28
38 37
28 28 28 24 2!2
30 34
33 27 32
30 32 33 33 33
I 20 34
29 33 30
.
.
dit
37 38 40 45 32
32 38 45 46 50
37 31 32 35
32
35 37 39 38 39
40 50 50 48 34
39 40 36 34 30 36
1 . 7
.
.
. .
.
Kin.
-5 0 11
23 24
25 24 32 24 23
29 21 15 18 18
29 24
20 29 20
23 33 23 32 21
11 15 17 I 33 29
!1 . 5
.
.
. .
.
Kin
12 3 9 27 32
26 15 35 35 33
30 25 6 2 5
8 21 25 12 12
31 21 25 30 ?3
16 3 20 14 22 21
.
..
.
Yin
.
-6 -2
7 22
23
24 25 34 38 35
40
38 24 19
23
24 37 25 23 24
25
26 32 32 36
14 17 24 ?B 19 28
4.1
.
. .
.
bin
.
37 34 38 34 44
40 35 37 44 41
38
30 33 39 41
39 41
37 39 41
37 39 34 37 33
41 37 44
40
41 41
1 . 3
.
. .
.
Min .
27 31 27 37 40
37 35 36 36
33
29
.
.
Min . .
. 15
. 16 -8 2 2
0 -5 28 10 10
20 3 3 6 3
-8 0 4 12 15
10 18
26 15
5 2 7 19 17 23
7.3
20
.
. .
.
Max .
36 36 42
45
48 50 47 38 44
40 42 40
46 42
52 49 47 57 57
57 59 61 48 41
39 53 47 56 60 62
48.1
.
6o
.
. .
I
. .
tar . .
44 50
55 60 58
48 62 64 54 55
53
52 55
60
63
61 58
62 64 66
63 67 57 58 61
48 63
60
69 72 72
is . 8
.
.. .
.
Yin .
I 30 33 40 35
37 34 47 44 42
37 35 32 31 34
37 38 40 36 40
34 37 41 41 31
24 31 38 31 35 3Ii
15.6
.
.
.. .
.
Max
.
31 33 35 35 40
36 42 45 44 42
37 37 30 32 29
34 40 32 39 42
48 50 51 49 40
44 47 52
56
59 60 .
.
Max
.
39 40 42 53 49
48 52 54 47 61
44 41 46
52
58
61 51 53 58 57
58
59 57 47 50
45
64 53 62 62 63
52.1
.
.. ..
.
Mar
43 37 37 48 53
40
52 49 47 47
40 40 41 47 47
53 45
I 50
51
49 54 52
43 42
32 46 44 57 59
ti0
.
.
.
YaX
.
41 42 40
40 37
38 40 46 45 44
45 46
50 59 58
52 56 59 61 I
60
61 51 52
56
59 53 51 57 60 62
50.8
.
.
Kin
21 23 18 20 20
18 13 12 21 35
30 20 21
22
25
I 25
26
27 28 32 35 35
35 30 35
39 36
35
?5 . s
.
20
20
.
. .
.
Yax
.
30 33 35 46 39
48 52 58 52 49
61 50 52 56 61
58
60 61 63 63
61 65 63 61 54
47 67 til 68 73 79
is . 4
.
. .
.
@ax
.
56
60 59
66 62
60
63 71 62 61
59 61 64 69 71
74 70 72 73 73
71 70 66
64 71
59 70 75 79 81 79
17.5
.
. .
.
d a x
.
51 54 50 BO
61
61 Q 65 56 57
58 58 59 64 67
67 65 67 69 67
68 69 59 65 68
67 69 69 74 77 80
i4.5
.
. .
.
tax .
61 62 58 63 64
62 66 67 56 66
60
63 68 72 75
76 76 77 80 75
68
70 73 74
69 77 78 82
86
86
'0.5
_ .
76
-
- .
.
Max .
.
54
60 62 64 74
67 68 73 75 68
71 64 65 69 70
72 72 74 70 65
68
56 54 56
52
63 65 71 74 73 75
66.3
.
. .
.
Max . .
63 55 56
57 55
54 58 69 62
64
51
.
45
46 46 44 49
44 47 56 54 49
44
48 50 56 BO
60
I 56 59 49
57 51 46 51
55
46 56 65 69 67 68
~~
5 8 2 8 65 34 5 5 2 8 70
~
2%
65 38 70 i 37
$1 Z 68 a
71 I 34 57 37
66 I 39 ti5 I 34
5 6 -38
58 29
8 22 69 I 31
..
i3.2 ?9.7 I 11.6 18.6
I
16.9 119.3
I ..
Arizona .
FlagstafT . Fort Apache . Phoenix . t. Michaels 3an Carlos . Tucson . Yuma . Date . Prescott .
Kax . Min . -
.
Yh . .
45 46 50 50
54
53 46 45 52 55
42 42 43 49 49
52 51 54 50
49
a 53 49 51 54
55 51 50 48 53 55
49.9
.
.
Y h .
22 27 29 32 40
36 25 29 32 28
29 as as 21
25
as 32 31 27 28
28 34 34 34 32
31 27 31 28 30 28
aS . 6
.
.
.
Min . .
41 36 40 44 50
49 37 40 50 42
42 32 34 46 38
41 42 37 37 39
41
48 41
45 48
40 40 40
38 38 40
41.2
.
.
Min .
.
Kim .
23 23 29 31 32
31
as 32 33 32
26 22
25 30 31
29 24
28 32
26
31 32 31 30 26
as 30 31 26 26 23
!2&6
.
.
.
Max .
.
din . .
41
40 44 47 46
47 41 43 47 47
44 37 43 45 46
46 52 47 44 48
43 42 42 40 40
46 47 50 55 54 46
651
.
.
din .
30 30 33 35 44
40 31 32 34 37
33 27 27 35 32
46 37 36 32 40
36 43 35 37 38
35 37 33 34 32 35
35.0
.
.
Kin . Max . Min . -~- -IT
.
tax .
.
45 45 47 42 43
42 48 54 53 43
42 49 49 62 60
58 57 58 51 67
57 44 51 5a 56
54 51 61
68 68 66
a8
.
.
tax .
53 62 62 62 65
53 63 67 68 64
55 62 69 66
68
69 67 67 67 68
65 62 56 62 61
63 67 71 72 75 74
M . 7
.
.
.
f a x
.
61 49 48 47 47
44 52 58 53 48
50 50
54 00 58
57 62 64 63 &a
64 5a 64
68 64
58
64 66 80 68
64
56.7
.
.
dax
I 74 70 ti9
66
6s 74 79
78 66
64 73 77 81 I
83 83 82 83 82
17 72 76 78 78
79 82 a5 I 86 88
77.2
.
.
.
l a x
48
50 52 54 62
50
66
60 48
46
59 58 58
65 56
58 61 62 63 63
64 52 51 55 54
51 59 51 65 62 68
a 7
.
.
.
Kax
.
67
72 6tl
69 66
68 74 78 80 69
65 74 75 78 80
77 79 79 82 81
78
73 69 70
75 76 83 I
86 86
75.1
m
.
.
Max .
.
69 76 75 72 70
70 78 79
88
74
72 76 79 79 70
86 84 85 81 84
80 76 15 76 73
77 82 83
84 87 86
78.3
.
.
KaX
.
71 76 71 71 65
74
M)
85
82 73
74 80 81 85 87
90 88 87 87 86
68 18 81 80 85
83 85
92 94 94 e6
31 .e
.
[ax. Min . .
45 43 48 54 57
52 42 43 45 51
43 35 37 43 44
46 61 46 44 51
48 52 46 53 49
52 45 51 51 43 51
47.1
.
I -I- 42 44 48 49 49
45 46 50 54 .52
40 47 57 56 50
53 52
70 I re
27 30 31 29 24
78 79 86 80 86
47 55 45 42 15
48 43 44 46 45 50
43.9
-
26 28 32 26 28 as
27.6
-
86 79 88 85 85
90
80.2
-