SEPTEMBER, 191 1. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. 1349
CLIMATOLOGICAL DATA FOR SEPTEMBER , 191 1.
DISTRICT No. 5 . UPPER MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.
GEORQE M. CHAPPEL, District Editor.
QENERAL SUMMARY.
September, 1911, was noted for the number and severity of local thunder, hail, and wind storms; the excessive amount of rainfall over portions of the district; the general deficiency of sunshlne; and the number of rainy days. The tem erature for the district, as a whole, was
recorded. The month opened warm and the highest temperatures for the several States were recorded on
the 1st or 2d. After the 2d the weather was moderate, with the coldest days between the 24th and 28th. Light frost occurred on one or more days as far south as north- ern Iowa and northern Illinois, and killing frosts with freezing tem eratures occurred in the extreme northern part of the &strict on the 12th, 19th, 24th, 25thJ.26th, 27th, and 28th, the lowest temperature reported being 18' on the 28th at Deerskin Dam, Wis. Rain fell in some part of the district on every day of the month, and
was well distributed throughout the month in all sections. The average precipitation for Iowa was greater than for any Se tember since the establishment of the Clima-
amount for September, but the greatest State average ever recorded in any month of any year. Daily amounts in excess of 4 inches were recorded at several stations in Iowa, Missouri, Indiana, and Illinois. During the h s t half of the month the moisture and heat were generally favorable for reviving the astures,
and replenishing the water supply, but by the close of the month the continued excessive moisture was injurious. In the southern sections plowing and seeding were delayed and corn in shock or on the ground was sprouting, small streams were out of their banks and much of the bottom land was flooded, and harvesting and thrashing were delayed in the extreme northern sections. Thunder, hail, and wind storms were frequent, and in many locali- ties were very damaging.
near normal, an B no unusually high or low readings were
tologica 7 Service, and in Illinois it was not only the record
f U ting the soil in condition for plowing and see d! ing of fa1 grains
TEMPERATURE.
The temperature was below the normal in the northern and above in the southern sections of the district, the departures ranging from +3.1: in Missouri to -2.9' in South Dakota, yet there were no unusually high or low readings recorded in any part of the district. With the
exception of moderately high temperatures between the
1st and 3d and 14th and 16th, and com aratively low
tem erature were slight. The 1st and 2d were the warm- est B ays in all sections, and in southern Iowa and north- western Missouri the maximum readings were up to or
exceeded 100' at one or more stations on the 1st or 2d.
readings between the 24th and 30th, the E uctuations in
14463-114
Killing frost and freezing temperatures occurred on several dates in the northern part of the district, but in North Dakota the minimum temperatures did not run as
low as during the preceding month. The monthly mean temperature for the district, as shown by the records of 294 stations, is 62.1', which is
0.9' above the normal. The highest monthly mean was
77.6", at C!arbonditle, Ill., and the lowest, 50.1', at
Warroad, Minn. The highest tem erature re orted was 105' at Steffenville, blo., on the 2f, and the fowest 18',
at Deerskin Dam, Wis., on the 28th. The monthly mean and departure from the normal for the respective States in the district were as follows: North Dakota, 54.0°,
- 2.5'; Minnesota, 57.0°, - 1.1'; South Dakota, 57.9', - 2.9'; Wisconsin, 58.7O; - 1.2'; Iowa, 65.3'; + 1.6'; Missouri, 61.9', f3.1'; Indiana, 65.4', + 1.9'; Illinois, 68.S0, + 2.3'.
PRECIPITATION.
The rainfall was above the normal in all arts of the
Illinois it was abnormally hea ; the average amounts and departures from the norma '9 for the several States, arts of States, in the upper Mississippi Valley being
3.23, + 0.50; South Dakota, 3.19, f 1.40; Wisconsin, 5.29, +2.35; Iowa, 5.97, +2.58; Missouri, 10.16, +6.83; Indiana, 5.72, +2.94; Illinois, 9.10, +5.39. Rains began in North Dakota on the lst, and continued at frequent intervals aver the entire district during the
remainder of the month. Many of the showers were attended by severe thunder, hail, and wind storms, which dicl considerable damage to y p e r t y . Stormy eriods were from 4th-8th, 13th-14t 1, 17th-18thJ and
F rom 25th-30th, and local showers occurred on numerous other dates. The rainfa11 was abnormally heavy over
southeastern Iowa, northeastern Missouri, and central Illinois; the average for Iowa and Illinois exceeded all previous records for September, and the monthly amount at several stations exceeded the record for any month of any year. There were 8 stations in Iowa, 4 m Missouri, and 28 in Illinois that reported monthly amounts in excess of 10 inches, the greatest being 20.03 inches at
Monmouth, Ill. The area of rainfall in excess of 10 inches covered all or part of 7 counties in Iowa, 4 in Missouri, and 32 in Illmois, and includes most of central Illinois, southeastern Iowa, and northeastern Missouri. The monthly amount at Monmouth, Ill., 20.03 inches, is within less than 2 inches of the total preci itation at that station for the year 1910, and is more t g an half of the yearly normal. The greatest previous amount in the 16 ears' history of the station is 14 inches. $he average precipitation for- the district, as shown by the records of 322 stations, is 5.73 inches, 2.87 inches
district, and over portions of Iowa, Missouri, f ndiana, and
Or as P ollows: North Dakota, 2.44 inches, + 0.71 ; Minnesota,
1350 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. SEPTEMBER, 191 1
above the normal. The eatest amount, 20.03 inches, occurred at Monmouth, If?; and the least, 0.89 inch, at Pembina, N. Dak. The greatest amount in 24 hours,
7 inches, occurred at Bloomfield, Iowa, on the 28th. Measurable precipitation occurred on an average of 12
days. A trace of snow was recorded a t Crosby and Donnybrook, N. Dak., Warroad, Minn., and Elma, Iowa.
SUNSHINE AND CLOUDINESS.
The averaue number of clear days is 10, partly cloudy The duration of sunshine was con- 9, and c1oud;i 11.
siderably below the normal.
WIND.
Southeast winds prevailed. The highest velocity reported was 45 miles an hour from the northwest, at Spring%eld, Ill., on the 6th.
XIVERB.
At the close of the month the rivers in this district were higher than they were at the close of August, and they were also higher than a t the close of September, 1910. The highest stage of the Mississippi River at Dubuque, Iowa, was 3.2 feet on the 30th; lowest, 1.2 feet on the 6th; average stage for the month, 2 feet. At Prairie du Chien, Wis., the maximum stage was 2.8 feet on the 29th; lowest, 0.G foot on the 6th; average for the month, 1.5 feet. The Wisconsin River at Wausau, Wis., ranged from
3.2 feet on the 6th to 6.7 feet on the 15t8h, the average for the month being 4.5 feet. At Portage, Wis., it ranged from 2.4 feet on the 5th and other dates to 5.1 feet on the 20th; avera e, 3.5 feet. At Muscoda, Wis., it
average, 1.7 feet. The rainfall in the upper portion of the Wisconsin River Valley was coniparatively light, which accounts for the lorn stages in that river. I n the Davenport River district the stages of the Mississippi River averaged nearly 2 feet above those reported at the close of August, but through traffic over the Le Claire Rapids had not been resumed. Owing to the excessively heavy rains in central Illinois, southeastern Iowa, and northeastern Missouri, the rivers in those sections over- flowed their banks and caused much damage to propert. . Mr. Clarence J. Root, section director, Springileld d, reports as follows:
The floods damaged or destroyed many bridges and culverts, and
railroad traffic was delayed on account of washout8 and damaged bridges. The Illinois River a t La Salle was above the flood stage on the 19th and 20th, hut the damage was slight. The river was above the flood rrtage at Beardatown after the 28th.
The folluwing extracts from the reports of observers will show the conditions in various sections: Lincoln, Prof. 0. 6. Ogelvee: Corn in creek bottoms washed away.
At end of month streams are badly out of their banks. Small bridges and fences washed away, and the hibtoric Rankin flour mill deetroyecl. dlexancler, George H. Hall: A t the end of the month all etreams
were raging torrents, washing out bridges and culverts. and ruining practically all corn in the lomlands. At Jacksonville, Mauvis Terre
Creek R ~H 14 feet higher than i t bad been for 25 years. Cellars were Booded. Windaor, Herbert Rose: Several hundred acres of corn were washed out in bottoms; only half of the clover has been thrashed.
Rushville, H. F. Dyson: The loss of crops in Schuyler County is pati- mated a t more than a half million dollara. There are three streams that overflowed, and this year every patch in the bottoms was in c’orn.
The loss in the drainage district will be considerable. Clinton, J. E’. Ziegler: The heavy rains of September 25 washed out a portion of the dam of an artificial lake a t the Chautauqua Founds,
allowing the water to completely eecape with the loss of its entlre stock
of fish and devastating fences and fields in ita course.
ranged from 0.9 f oot on the 11th to 2.7 feet on the 22d;
Quincy: Between 75 and 100 bridges and culverts were washed out in Adams County, causing a damage of $25,000 or $30,000.
Mr. George Reeder, section director, Columbia, Mo., says:
I t is reported that Fabius, North, and South Rivers were in flood, ancl much of the fertile bottom lands are under water, doing consider-
able damaae to crops. The Mississippi River at Hannibal rose rapidly on the 24&
SEVERE LOCAL STORMS.
Thunderstorms were frequent and were in many cases accompanied by heavy hail, destructive winds, and torren- tial rams, the worst of which occurred in central Illinois and southern Iowa. On the aft’ernoon of the 17th a
severe thunder and hailstorm crossed the southern por-
tion of Minnesota. At Pi estone, Pipestone County,
County, the storm was also very severe. I n the county east of that place hailstones 4 inches in circumference fell. At Grand Meadow, in Mower County, the storm was unusually violent. A severe and destructive hail- storm occurred in portions of Trempealeau, La Crosse, and Vernon Counties, Wis., on the afternoon of the 11th. The following extracts are taken from La Crusse, Wis., papers of the 12th:
Hailstones as big as hen’s eggs shattered thousands of window panes
in and about La Crosee shortly after 4 o’clock yesterday afternoon, causing the loss of several thouRand dollam. The larqest stones did
not fall very thickly, one following another a t Fhort intervals. The noise made by tin roofs was almost deafening. The greenhouse ownem, as urual, were the heaviest losers, over 25,000 square feet of glaes was
broken, and plants aEd flowers in several of the greenhouses were cut by fallinq glass. The hail was accompanied by a drenching rain, one of thk heaviest ever experiencecl within the short space of time
dining which rain fell. The temperature fell 20’ a t the time of the storm. Reports indicate that the storm was also serere a t Trempealeau,
Trempealeau County, and at Veroqua, Vernon County.
A storm that bore every evidence of true tornadic chnracter occurred in the vicinity of Winterset, Iowa, on the afternoon of September G between 5.30 and 3 o‘clock. The storm cloud presented a white or smoky appearance, and the attendant lightning and thunder were terriiic. S itlsmoclic precipitation, amounting to 0.78 of an itich,
the piissage of the storm cloud, which move toward a point a little south of east. Hail of the size of hickory nuts fell in laces. The storm’s path was approximately
following extracts are taken from a report on the storm, rendered by Dr. Robert S. Cooper, cooperative observer at Winterset:
The first material damage was done a t Tileville, where the residenta
saw a funnel cloud bearina down upon them. I t a peared aa D whirl- ing, smoky inass, and wit% a roar that wasdistinctyy heard. All the
buildings but one were wrecked. The south side of a house almost new was bulged outward and spikes and nails from barns to the north
were driven into the west, side. Three bones were carried about 100 pards toward the southeast, having been lifted over two fences without
injury. A little farther on an outhouse and a chicken house side by side were driven in oppoaite directions, one north and one south.
Still farther on a baby was found under the wreckage of a house
beside a hen which had been killed, the child being uninjured. At another place the axle of a b$guy was found bent around a tree. Near by a steel bridge in the pa& of the tornado was whirled into a
twisted mass and deposited in the river, 75 or 80 feet downstream. Only 50 yards from the bridge the distribution of the debris evidenced
that the mind was from an opposite direction. In all, about YO build-
ings were destroyed, but no one was killed or seriously injured. .4 man walkin home in the path of the storm mw i t cominv, so lay down and touk hoyd of a fence po& He was whip ed arounzand his flesh lacerated by flying sand and dirt, but not Rurt much. A cow was blown past him on one bide and a horae on the other in a moment’s time.
?how who saw the cloud say it waa funnel shaped, but not steady,
tipping from side to aide and rising and falling. We have evidence of
hail fell to thedepth of 3 inc I? es. AtFairmont, in Martin
f
fe 5 1 at Winterset, being very heavy both durin and after
20 i d e s in P ength and from 30 to 80 rods in width. The
SEPTEMBER, 191 1. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
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TABLE l.-Climtobgicul! datu for September, 1911. District No. 6, State of North Dakota.
North Dakota.
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diinneaola.
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;. A. Williams. 1. A. Robertson. 1. G. Holstrom. R. R. Newman. !ees Roe.
. A. Stillwell. 1. Gilmour. N. P. Cobb. 1ms Olson. 1. c. Olson. 1. L. Sheets. W. Rouse. ;die E. lake.
,. H. Foas. ). 6. Opjorden. J. 9. Weat.her Bureau.
,. G. Moyer. J. 9. Weather B m u . Ians Peterson.
). T. Wheaton. Iarold Swensen. J. 0. Tyrhohn.
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James H. Gillis. Joseph G. Lash. Rhinelander Power Co.
Harrison B. Chamberlain. John M. Savles.
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MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLS l.--Climatolop~cnl datu for Geptembet, 1911. District No. 5-Continued.
39 113.17 flO.O.5 41 ' 2.29 - 0.W 37 4.65 + 1.83 3: 4.11 + 1.31 3( 4.43 + 1.47 3.! 5.25 + 1.94 31 7.40 + 4.25
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J. W. Pulliam. U. S. WeatherBurea J. T. Farrell. J. F. Llewellyn. Frank Hall. Lewis Spriggs. C. B. Ellis. Dr. J. H. Frick.
W. Otto R. Miller. R. Tatman.
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- MONTHLY WEATKER REVIEW. SEPTEMBER, 191 1
TABLE l.-CIinarrtologiml data for September, 1911. DGh.ict No. 5-Continued.
1 2 1
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2
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2 2
121 8 9 1
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Stationa I Counties.
34 32 41 34 35
Illinois.
Aledo. ................. Alexander. ............ Antloch ................ Astoria. ................
13.74 + 9.34 12.22 + 8.28 6.16 + 1.81 14.22 + 9.65 7.23 + 3.57
Mercer. .......... Morgan. .......... Lake.. ............ Fulton.. .......... Aurora.. ............... Kane.. ........... Beardstown.. .......... Cass.. ............. Bament.. .............. Piatt.. ............ Bloomineton ........... McLean ...........
67.3 70.5 64.4 68.8 64.7
70.8 68.6 76.7 77.6 72.6
68.7 69.8 76.2 64.0 69.0
65.0 76.0 67.8
- Cain, ................... Alexander ........ Carbondale.. ........... Jackson.. ......... Carllnville .............. Maampin ......... Carlyle ................. Cllnton ........... Chaster ................ Randolph. ........
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** Temperature extremes me from ohs&!ed re&gsof the dry bulb; means ire computed from observed readlngs.
& Also on other dates.
. Precipitatlon Is less than 0.01 Inch rain or melted snow.
Observers.
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Wllliam B. Frew. George H. Hall. J. C. James. Edward V. Bohl. W. Holden. Mn. L. M. Rice. Rev. C. S. Adams. Prof. H. N. Peatce. U. S. Weather Bureau. State Normal University. W. T. Eddy. J. E. Rogan. F. A. Gollon. J. Frank Ziegler. John Dr. J. Buck. R. Lambert.
Rev. G. W. Kerstetter. Prof. J. H. Coonradt. H. U. Bardwell. 0. H. Knetz er. Edward 0. %elch. W. McK. Brown. W. H. Morgan. Elgin O b s e r m t q . Prof. F. U. White. R. C. Goodrich. M. S. Oudyn. George F. Kneeland. F. Q C. Borgelt. Dr. F. A. Powell. Ira L. Woodward. F. M. Muhlig. George Stevens. Pro[. F. E. Sanford. George E. Campbell. M. N. Wertz.
U. S. Weather Biuesu. Pmf. C. S. Oglevee. H. C. Foster. J. F. Schmeltzer. Joseph H. Peltier. Geor e Henrich. M. 2 Pfaae. Dr. J. C. Hutchison.
S. A. Maxwell. J. D. Lowis. Theodore P. Stelle. Samuel Ray. Miss Maude M. Harris. C. W. Sibley. U. S. Weather Bureau. Geowe Butterworth. Fred J. Brinkoetter. John West James. R. E. Bradbury. Hosrner C. Porter. H. F. Dyson. Dr. William H. Blshop M. L. Lansford. James A. Caldwell. Section Center. Miss Lora Sweetser. C. A. Corbin. Miss Edna J. Davis. F. I. Smucker. 0. C. Nilssle. U'. R. Pirkbride. Dr. R. A. Pritchett. Herbert Rose. Frank Osborn. Herman A. Grimwood. Robert F. Gillogly.
SEPTEMBER, 19 1 1. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. 1357
stations. WSterShed.
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Amenla ............. Red. .......... Ashley.. ............ Missouri.. Bottineau.. ........ M O W . ........ C a d 0 .............. Sheyenne h s b y .............. Mouse Devils Lake.. ...... Bheyenne.. .... Donnybrook. ....... Mouse.. Dunseith ................ do Edmore. ........... Bheyenne.. Fessenden .......... Jamen Forman ............ She enne
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Llsbon .............. Bheyenne.. .... McKlnney .......... Mouse ..........
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TABLE 2.-Daily precipitation for September, 1911. District No. 5, North Dakota.
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..................... .l o .... .07 .... .os .39 ........ .4G .... ..........O s ......... 30 ..... OS 1.96
........ .... ......... .(Kc .... 1 .... .4 i .... .o: 2.00
.............................. ___ .___ ____, ____ _.__ ____ __.. ....................................... .................. 1.10.. .. 1.05 ........ T. ~. ...............
........ ..... ....... ........ ........ .... T. .i5
I 1
.3 ~ .20 rzI .30 ., .SO'. ... .06 .10 .E 2.61
......................................... ..... ...... ....................................... ....I_. .i..
.OS ........ .14 .... .15 ........ .25 ........ .47 ... .' .ut; ........ .IS .O? .... ,133 ............................ .45 .... .04 2.22
................................................. T. .... .01 T. .10 ........ .40 T. T. T. ............ T. .... .04 T. .34 T. 0 .b
........ .... .................... .... ........ ........ .................... .... ........
1 T. .2S 1.91
.25 1.76 .91 .l o .2i .25 .l 6 .05 .13 3.90
................ T. .W .62 .23 T. .13 ................ T. .OS ........ ............ .................................... .03 ........ .?4 .a3 .21 .oi .04 ........... .33 .01 .&,. ....... .11 ........ .03 ................ .04 .02 .... .O s .. ...... 1.22 .06 ........ .3i .50 .4 i .4? ............................ ~. ........... .04 ........ .?5 ........................ .4S .02 .... 2.61 .39 T. T. T. .16 T. .... .01 .02 1'. .l? . 13 T. .19 OS .03 .O3 .Ol .52 .05 1.73
T. ..... 07 .16 .5i .06 ............................ .161: : : : : . T. .73 .Y 1 2.69
i l ... .....
.... .................... .... .... ............................ ........ ........
Albert L+. ........ Mlssissippi.. ............. .... T. .20 ........ T. .... .40 Alexandria I I ............ do.. ....... .O6 T. .... .?? ..... .... Angus.. ............ Red.. ......... .06 ........ .... ........ ........ .... ........ ................ ........ Bakley.. ................ .do.. ....... .30 ........ 1. ~1 .... .70 .... .1F .................... .06 .... .35 ........ Minnesota.. Red.. ......... .15 ........ .1@ ........ ........ Mississippi.. .... oi .09 ........ .... ............ .03 .39 ........ Minnesota .oi .& o? .30 .31 .Z3 Mississippi .11 1 G .01 15.. .31 Red.. .OR .40 10 MiSstSlppi T. T. do.. .04 T. Red T. T. .OS
do T. T. T. T. .so T. .G T. Rainy.. ....... .Os ........ .18 1.00 .15 .... .30 .5i ........ T. .... ...... ....
...... ........ ........ ........... .... .... ......... ..... .. .... ......... ........ ................. ............ ........ . .... ..... .... .... ........ .... ..... ....... ........ ........ ........... ............ .... ................ .... .... .... ..... ......... ................ ....
~
Mivesotn .. ................... w .... .22 .12 .... 1.05 .06 .. ...... .. ....
.... 1 :... .... .S3 ... .10 ,081 .05....
T. .40 T. .43 .10 .... .06.... 1.10
Faribauit. .......... Yisslssippt.. ............ ....,.... ....................................
F e r w aIls ..... Red ........... .Q .... 1.011 ........ .@2 ........ .lo .1s ................ .01 .... .53
Fort Riolev 11.. ....
Farm trip.:::. .... .... do .... ,711
____I
,021 T.
~
__._
i
__._
~
T. 1.151 ____I T.
1 .a1 .__. 1 .31i ____ I::::i.~~~~::::~.~5~~::::1.:~1'
10 .... .. ... ., .i o T. 1 1 .~n ;. .. .;. ..... .., T. .... ,... . .?51.... ....I .... ....I .... I .... :... .l.:ii.:..
...... 2.37
1358 - MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. SEPTEMBER, 1911
TABLE Z-Daily precipitation for September, 1911. District No. 54ntinued.
SEPTEMBER, 191 1. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. 1359
TABLE S.-DaiLy precipitation for September, 1911. District No. r o n t i n u e d .
I Day of month. I
.......... ........................ .... ........ .... ....... ........ .... ............. .................... .... .... ... ........ .
Indiana.
Coll~eville Iroquois .28 .46 .12 4.02 1.3; .ll .O i .8i Knox.. Kankakee.. .03 .45 .04 .70 O? Laporte.. ................ do .......................... ............ .... ... .30 ............ .30 ....
Aledo ............... Mississippi.. ............... .... T. Alexander. .......... Illinois.. ................... .... .... T. Antioch.. ................ do .......................... .15 ................ .... .. ........ ........ Astoria ................. ..do. ..................... .a ........ 1.71 .3u .... .... T. Aiiro ra... ................ do .......................... .02 .... 1.00 ........ .... .... ....... ........
Beardst.own.. Bement. ............ .................... .... .. Bloomlwton.. ...... Cairo ................ ... .X .3l .04 ........
Carbondale ............... .................. .... .... .............. .52 .23 .?l . I? .... Carlinville ........... Illinois ..................... .34 .48 .... .I 2 1.1!1. ... .1 Y ... .a) .51 1.23 T. .... T. Carlyle.. ............ Mississippi.. 1.25 1.40 .25 ... .3 i 1.05 .5n .20 ........
Chester 11 ................ do ...................... .16 1.75 . Wi .5S .04 .OS .... .75 .i O .... .4i ....
Clinton .............. Illinois .35 1.38 .23 1.10 .!B .It; .OX .5G
Coatshmg.. ......... Misslssippl.. .i O .5 2 .47 T. Cobden .................. do .......................... 1.73 .... .3E .17 .... 1.081.2i .24 .12 ....
Dakota do .14 T. I .3W. .85 .02
Plymouth .............. ..do.. ........................ .... .O? .... .. .. .... ... .38 ........ T. .55 T.
Illinofa.
... ..
............... ........ ........
......................... .... .... .... .... ........ ............... .... .... ....
................... .......................... ....... .... ............ ....
.a ... .1t; ... .6? ... .4R ... .:n ___ ....... .I 3 ... .n i ...
.45 ...
.R 9 ... .on... .-m ...
.5? ...
.0 1 ' ...
.ao... .32...
.G 5 ...
5.13 2.98 2.83 7.68 3.66 3.50 5.04 3.16 4.46
7.27 4.87 4.83 8.38 13.21
a. 89 3.54 7.08 5.59
5.12
4.24
2.52 6. !%
5.0i 3.19 2.07 7.67 10.25 6.60 6.26 6.16 6.83 3.53 7.69 10.75 8.58 3.85 2.17 4.19 4.07 5.81 ti. 23
6.94 3.19 3.49 4.60 4.54
9.20
5.76 3.75 7.51 9.54 6.76 8.71 7.91 13.73 7.36 2.43 6.45 3.5ti 5.03 3.17 7.56 4.99
......
11.31 11.64 8.38 7.89 13.48 14.95 6. 41 7. 24
1
T ._.__. 38 ____ 8.04 .31 T. .44 ____ 6.11 .14 .05 .30 ____ 4.03
.2i; T. .i9 _._. 4. i n
....
....
1360 MONTHLI' WEATHER REVIEW . SEPTEMBER. 1911
TABLE 2.-Daily precipitation for September. 1911 . District No . 5-Continued .
Day of month .
Pan8 ................ Peoria ............... Pontiac ................ Quincy .............. Rilev ................... Rohbrts .............
Mississippi ...................... 90 .... 1.14 . 48 02 .mi . 02 .... 1.30 ..... 30 . 47 . 28 ............. 05 ........ Illinois ...................... 21 . 05 2.21 . OR . l[l'.l .. 3.37 . 21 . 07 1.03 . 02 . 75 ..... 02 . t;R ..... 10 . 31 ........ ..do.. ......................... 43 . 04 1.13 . Od .... 1 . Iti ..... 52 . 15 . 05 . 15 .... 1.18 . 02 ..... 34 ............ Mississippi ...................... 54 .... 1 . (12 . 18 . 3s ..... 30 ............. 5'3 . 43 . 76 . IS . 17 ..... 2S ........ .do ........................... 01 ..... 32 .... , ..... 0; ..... OS . 1s . 62 . (14 ........ 1.65 ......... 69 ........ Illinois .......................... I l l 33 ..... 70 .03,
'
T .. (i(l
!
T .. 56
!
. 14 . 50 . 19 ..... 23
I !
. 92 ......... 20 ........
.,I . ........ .....
* Precipitation incliided in that oi the nest measurement . : Separate dates of falls not rerorded . I J Precipitation for the 24 hours ending on the morning wtren i t is measured . T . Precipitation is less than 0.01 Inch rain or melled snow .
. M;
. G7
. 30
. n~ . 13
. 2~
. .. B
2.07 . 01 .... 2.8ti . 82 T . . 11 ..... 09 . 93 ..... 04 3.95 ..... 02 . 45 . S5 . 93 351 . m .... 5 .a . 67 .... . 04 ..... 04 . 05 . 48 .... I . 76 . 02 .tin . ?o . 53 ....
12 .M) 8.77
10.2G
ti .t17 7 . 11;
10.71 5 .6 8 . .29
5.49 11 .a 13.71 13.11 7.19 5 . 41:
12 . 27 5.48 3.64
11.84
ti .89
7.52 14.31 15.69 9.66 9.40
5.85 10.18 20.03 5.57
8.99 7.51 7.57 6. SS
IO .87 12.30 I1 . Sl 15.71
4.40
7.77
fi .56
14 f15 6.91 9.50 6.74
LO .68
6.77 13.23 6. Iti 6.27
7.80
7.57 8.13 14.76 7.57 IO . l t i
4.26
-
SEPTEMBER. 191 1 .
____
1 .... 2 .... 3 ....
4 .... 5 ....
6 .... 7 .... 8 .... 9 .... 10 ....
11 .... 12 .... 13 .... 14 .... 15 ....
16 .... 17 .... 18 .... 19 .... 20 ....
21 .... 22 .... 23 .... 24 .... ?5 ....
26 .... n .... 28 .... 28 .... 30 ....
Mns ..
___-
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW .
TABLE S.-Xaximum and minimum temperatures for September. 1911 . District No . 5 .
.
Max .
78 73 74
60
69
49
60 63
71 74
63 75 72
68 75
72
55 52
68 68
71
52 50 54 54
68 49
49
66
68
64.0
1361
Max .
82
68 74
55
4s
73 75
72 73 77
72
62 56
66
75 59
50
54
69 49
46
63.6
North Dakota .
Min .
-~
'
53 47 44
5 5 5 2 47
43
5 6 3 3 6 0 4 4 50 42
6 0 4 3 6 8 4 0 46 59
51
50
46 42 37
6 8 4 8
45
40
37
5 2 3 4 36
37 33
36
6 4 3 4 6 3 4 6
43.2
Minnesota .
.
KaX
.
78 71
80
57 59
47 54 85
75 78
62 78 72 75
82
77
59 55 70
68
77
53 47
57
58
75 55
60
70 72
66.3,
Kax .
82
80
75 71
64
5s
57
71 7s
75 74
70 73 81
86
S? 70
G6
65 so 75 48
57
60 61 56 57 55
68.1
-.
Min . -~
59 57 4s
55 56
42
5 0 4 4 45 49 57
60
42
45
M 53
55 60 46
44
6 6 4 s
49 54 47 41 41
41
50 41 41
41
48.9
....
75
fis
55 52 61 74 78
82
63
69 75 81
75
66
66
69
60
61
66
51
51
67.9
~-
50 55
w w
' 46 42
51 51
59
5s
46 49
59
55
8 8 5 6
58 49
m 4 f I 47
6 6 5 0
s o 5 3 46 45
6 0 4 3
39 51 43
5 5 4 4
40
50.1
~
63 55 55
5s
56
55
53 56 62
52
50
60
57
56
55
50 52
54
51
53 48
50
48 47
43
1.7
6 0 8 5 75 75 78
78
63 57
60
72
80
6 3 8 0
75 70
6 6 6 0 78
81
80
75 76
65
65 75 75
70 4 8 5 5
4 5 6 3 75
70 53 56
71.2
~~
51 50
45
4s 62
........... 84
........... 7S
........... 74
........... 73
........... 74
92
KJ 81 87
86
55
55 56
56
57
53 46
50
50 57
57 49
46
54
55
55
50
56
44 40
50 44
54 48
40
36 57 44 46
32
LO
........... 63
........... I 55
........... 55
........... 68
........... 73
........... 77 ........... 70
........... 67
........... 65
........... 76
........... 84
........... 81
........... 74
........... 67
........... 67
........... 68
........... 74
........... 66
........... 54
........... 60 ........... 68
........... 63
........... 50
........... 53
........... 65.4'
..... -., ..........
82
78
72
sa 79
57 82
so 69 62
77
79 71 55
55
67
6s
73 66
55
73 60
60
63 52
55
73 48
44
50
46
61
55 47 46
47 5s
53
53 48
Date .
~-
Crooks-
~
Grand ton.gg Meadow . mnot.g$ Monte- video.gg hloorhead . New Ulm.$g! Winnibi- goshlsh .
Piue Rive Darn .
.
fin .
.
5s 4s 41
57 48
42
41
4s 49 49
43
37
44 55 52
4s 45 44
38
48
46 48 37 34
34
34 40
39 39
42
4.4
. ~~~
.
Uin .
.
51 49 35
53
54
47 40
42
47 47
56 37 42 46
45
42
50
44
34
36
46 43
41
34 30
29 39 40
30
34
12.1
. ..
.
Min .
.
51
45 46
53
47
43 37
44
45
38
45
43
45
48 5l
44
45 46 35
35
39 39 36 36
31
36 34
37 36 39
41.6
.
Win .
.
56
47
38
48 46
40
34 36 46
30
46 31 36 38
42
4s 46 46 36 37
%q
39
40 25
32
31 32 31 37
36
3s . 9
. ~
.
tin .
.
57
62
44
55 57
51 44 50
dG
50
(io
49
51 59
50
54
59 46 41 42
44
50 55 46
44
36
54
49 42
38
8 . 5
. ~
._ .
fin .
-
56
56
44
59 57
st1
41 43
48
56
68 46 46
52
54
49 52 43 38 43
45
51
53
43 43
40 45 44 38 49
3.5
- .
.
din
.
s co 47
w 57
52 45 45 49 55
66 49
50
5.1
51
54 57 47 41
45
49 51 57 46
45
40 41 49 41
42
3.9
. .
.
6ir
.
45
51
34
43
53
39 39
43
49 52
M 30 42
54
52
40
50 45 43
36
46 48
40
39
34
27
46 37
37 39
? . 9
~
-~
.
tlin .
.
55 43
44
49
45
43 39
40
39
36
39
39
40
50
43
42
43 43
30
31
32
34
35 32
30
31
34 34 33
33
38.7
. .
.
dax
.
92
81 80 65
69
54 54 63 63 85
78 65 79 77
86
86 84
64 77
65
79 77
59
54 56
66
69 70
60 60
io . 6
. ~
.
dax . .
80 80 76 70
62
54
66
65 76
80
59 65 73 70
78
76
60 59
70 67
72
60 52
55 55
6?
50 42
58
62
3.1
.. ..
.
das .
..
w 68 73 61 66
50
Ex5
57 i 3 74
65
64 73 73 78
so 75 61 67
65
71 A7
51 49
50
62
50
47
53
60
3.9
_. .....
..
dax
-
S9
is
i t i
77 65
57 49
69 77
82
M 70
77
so 87
93 72 69
67 65
78
82
63
4s
67
6s 70
55
ti5
54
I1 . 2
..
__
Max
.
S i 72 76
€2
Es
50
55
5s
79
so
72
66
77 77 83
86 76 62 70
64
75 74
54 49
55
65
56
Go 57 57
67.4
. ..
.
bias
.
93
so 76 81 ti5
SG 5:!
1%
76 82
s3
75
74
72 112
S6 69
65 71
6.4
74 81
64 47
62
64 71
59
60
54
70.1
. . ..
.
Mas .
.
so fi9 72
64 63
57 40
59 70 79
7s
71 73 77
76
82
72
66 i 3
7s
71
e 47 52
63 68 50
54 54
66.4
w
-~ .
.
Max .
.
i S
77
72 67
fa
59 51 55 74 78
71 62
71 72
80
81 77 71
68 64
67 71 67
44
52
60 57 46
54 51
65.5
. ~~
.
rin .
. -~
56 92 53 80
55 1 66
JS 59
51
51
40
48
M
40
39
44
47 44
52
33 45 53
56
47
60 47
46
42
.1?
45
47
1 7
57 35
40 50
50
49
50 45
38
45
45 43 43 32 35
31 36 3s
39 40
4.3
__ -
..
a 70 74 81
s.l
72 73
85
79
83 84 68 68 62
68 76 73 61
61
65 73
56
60
50
I1 . 7
- ~
48 51 42 36
36
14.5
. . 1
Wisconsin . Iowa .
..
Madison . 1 Mauston . 1 Spooner . 1 Wausau . Algona .
I _~
lax . . Min
GeOkUk . Cedar Rapids . $8 Charles City .
Dave~~- port .
Des Moines . :au Claire . ;a Crosse . Ielavan .
.
[in .
.
52 57
46 52
64
58 57 56
56 61
61
55
47
54
52
49
-53 60 42 43
55 44
53 51
50
39 56 47
48 35
1.8
.
.
[in .
.
58 62
46 55
5s
4s
43
50
50 56
58 45
46 52 51
50
53 52 45
41
51
50
50 46
46
35
53 42
45
34
3.0
~
..
tax .
.-
88 79
79 84 74
64 55
62
72
83
86 67 74 87
79
86 80 66
70
65
69 77
79 56
54
63 75 55 57
53
'1.4
~
.
[in .
.
55 55
50
57 58
55 46
50 47 61
61 51
53 56
53
54 52 54 45
45
50 51
57 48 44
41
54
48 U 36
1 . e
.
-171- [in . Max . Min . Max .
.
[in
.
56
60 61
43
56
46
40 4s
53 54
53 39
45
49 52
50
50
52 44
45
39
48
43
43
33
51 35 44
41
' . 6
..
..
.
&in . .
G6
69 66 62 66
60
62 69
62 67
64 70
60 67 61
58
69 55 52
55
55
53 54 62
57
55
65
65
56 51
3.8
.
.
din
.
54
57 49 57 59
57 52 52
50 62
62
54 59 61 52
51
59
49 42
45
47 52 54 50 41
37
56
53
45
42
2.0
.
.
[ax
.
88 88 78 81 82
71
68
65
57 76
81 70
69 84
71
84
80 76 72 72
69 72 76
64 64
64 78 70
68 65
4.1
.
.
dax,
.
85 81 76 77
73
61 55
63 74
80
80
73 71 70
79
85 80 75
64 65
69 78 75
64 60
61
70
63 55 51
ro . 4
.
.
dax .
88 78
77 81
81
65 63 64 72
77
81
66 68 86
77
84 78 71
63 65
65
72
74 66 55
62
73
65 58 56
'1.2
.
.
~
YaX
.
92
79 78 84
71
62 59
68 72
81
85 75 73 88
79
86
80
64 66 62
67
77 80
54 57
G5 75
69 60
52
72.0
...
.
din
.
57
70 62 61
62
56 54
52 61 64
67
63 61
66
59
55
65
55 46
51
47 54
56 51
50
47
60
60
54
50
7 . 2
._
Max
~~
95
s9 78 67
86
78 70
68 80
80
85 74
70 92
77
82
82 7s 71
68
70 76
79 70 62
68
83
73 68 61
786
.
.
61
65 59 57 62
60 60 59 61
66
64 62
55
66
62
57
63 55 49 52
56 54 56 56
51
47
65 57
49
45
1.7
.
.
Max
.
97
85 81 s9 87
82 64 67 78
85
91 82
71 90
77
84
88 70 71
60
71 78
83
55 63
70
83 78
68
57
76.9
.
Y m
.
88 83 76 82
83
66 62
65
71 81
83 72 72
90 76
82
60 71 65
65
66 75
77
68
57
66
78 68 59
56
ra e
.
din
.
56
65 54 56
62
60 56 56
59 66
61 60
55 61
59
53
58
55
50
48
53 51 57
53
48
41
58
51 47
41
5.0
.
.
94 e4
85 87
85
86 70 70 78
79
86 84 70 93 74
79
83 78 70
68
70 75
80
74
63
67 77 81 72
68
r a o
I
Max . Min
97 G3 8 6 ' 64
8 1 . 48 89 I 61
761 63
60
60
56
57 51
60
61 56 57
60
52
52 57 4s 48
51 51 52 55
53
44 44
58
55
43
LO
.
64
~
55 62 4s
6 4 5 0
761 51 62
73
64 66
79 81
88 68 69 90 77
82
s1 70 68
63
65 77 81 62
60
71
79 73
65
15.3
....
4.0 155.2
..... 1 I I .... __ ...
1362
._
68
56 ,
. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. SEPTEMBER, 1911
TABLE 3.-h€ aximum and minimum temperatures for September, 1911. D&tricl No. 5-Continued.
.-
73
G?
Illlnols.
91
I 9 :s
Laporte, Ind.
..... 63 .....
Hannibal,
MO.
84 74
74 75 76
Cairo.
58
53
50 50 51
:reenville.
66
77
65 I I
63 G!)
La Salle.
45 .......... .......... .......... 45
46 55 50
53
[onmouth. Mount Vernon.ga Date. Peoria. jpring6eld Vhebago.
-
Kin.
-
63
63
68 65
66
66
64 68
64 71
6G 69 61 67 71
69
i o 70 59
53
60
55 56 62
65
60
64
67
fi?
55
i4.0
-
-
Min
-
60
64
57
55
64
59
63 61
63 66
62 59 56 59
65
58
64 60 52
50
57 49
51 60
56
53 66
57 49
43
5s. 0
-
-
&in.
-
55
63 60 58
64
56
62 59
62 62
62 65
57 57
64
5.3
53 54
48
48
55 49 51
64
53
53 5.3
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63
68
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53
54 53
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66
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66
64
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63 72
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53
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73
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82 78 72
93
78
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63 64
64 62 68
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70 65 56 54
56
53
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31.9
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88 90 87
92 86
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55 60 60
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74 I 55
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* b 0 etc. indicaterespectively 1 . 2, 3. et.?.. dn5-s missing from the record. 5 6a& &e horn stnndard instruments not supplied by the U. S. n'estber Bureau. $0 Instruments are read in the morning; the iunximum teiuperatiire then read is charged to the preceding day, on which It almost always occurs.