JANUARY, 1912.
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MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
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1.69 1.90 0.92
2.07 4.13
CLIMATOLOGIC'AL DATA FOR JANUARY, 19 12.
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0.07 3.3 3 0.06 4.9 4 0.21 1.2 3
0.18 8.5 5 0.05 5.8 5 0.20 4.3 5
1.M 10.2 11 0.11 6.3 5
DISTRICT No. 5 , UPPER MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.
GEORQE M. CHAPPEL, District Editor.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.
The month will long be memorable in the weather
annals of the upper Mississippi Valley. For the district
as R whole, it undoubtedly was tlie coldest month in the history of the Weather Bureau. the records exteading
back to 18'70. Over part of the hliiinesotn area, most of
Wisconsin and Iowa, and iiortlierii and central Illinois
it was probably tlie coldest niontli in the last linlf centuryv
or more. While the records for extreme low tempera- ture for the period referred to were not lwoken at any
st ation, they were closely approached in several cases. A t Des Moiaes, Iowa, the minimum on tlie lztli, - Z O O ,
was within 1' of the lowest on record. The cold was remarkable no less for its persistency thm for its severity.
Intensely low temperatures continued throughout tlie
first two decades over much of the district, while in the northern p t r t of it the entire niontli wnq ti period of
unbroken cold.
The nearest rival to tlie curreiit month in respect to
low mean temperature was .January, lSi5, which still stands as the coldest month on record for tlie north-
western part of the district. At Yt. Paul, Miiin., that
month wits slightly colder than the current month, while
a t Moorliend, Minu., it was considerably colder. Other notablg cold months in this district since IS70 are February, 1875, and January, 1S86, 1SS7, and 188s.
GeneralIy speaking, the niontli was a dry one, and the
etit bulk of the precipitation WRS in the forni of snow.
gays on wliic~i the snowfrill amountecl to only inappre-
ciable quantities were unusually numerqus. The snow- fall was not heavy, except in southern Illinois, but owing
to the low temperature, much of it remained throughout tlie month and, accumulating on the good covering that
was alreadv present at the begin [ling of the month, rc-
sulted in deep snow over iiiucli of the district :dl the
month, and at, the close tlie groiind was bare only in tlie
extreme southern part of the district. The intense cold iinturitlly was t>lie cause, directly or
indirectly, of niucli suffering and inconvenience. From
R commercial point of view the transport ittion intereqts
suftered most. Rnilway tm%c was nlinost pardvzed
a t times, the low temperature niid the drifting of tlie light, fluffy snow both being contributing factors.
Trolley lines suffered equally w t h the steam milways.
In niimerous instaiices locomotives literally became
frozen to the rails and thawing had to be resorted to before the trains could proceed. By the 10th tlie coal
situation had become serious in ninny localities. The unusiial consumption, together with the illability of tlie
railroads to niove the article from the mines proiiiptly, crirised tlie most serious shortwe in many yews, and for
ti time conditions were actunify alarming. Hailpily, a slight moderation from tlie extrenie cold set, in on the
13tli, and, though the warming up was slight and lasted
less than a clay, the railroads were enabled to iiiovc
sufficient c o d to aft'ord relief for immediate needs and
the crisis was passed.
To some extent' the objectionable features attending the unprecedented conditions of the month had their
compensations. The deep snow that covered most of the district protected winter grain, tlie ice harvest was
itLuiidaiit and of excellent quality, and i t is believed that bliere was less sickness than iisual owing to the
nhsence of sudden and marked vwiations from cold to
w t m t h , and vice versa.
The following table presents in coil densed form tlie leading features of climatological interest for the several
parts of the district:
j Temperature. I Preripitation.
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North Dakota.. . . . . . . ' -S O
Ninnesota.. . . . . . . . . .I. .' -G . S
Eouth Dakota. .. ___ ___. -2.6 Wisconsin.. . . . . . . . . . . . . -3.6 Iowa .___. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.7 Missouri.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .I 15.5 Indiana ___. . . . . . . . . . , . . -8 12. S
Illinois .._. . . . . . . . . . . . . . -1 12.5
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TEMPERATURE.
The mean temperature of the district, as derived
from the records of 297 stations, was l.Oo, or almost 15O less than the normal. The monthly means were
below zero north of a line drawn through northern
Iowa and southern Wisconsin, while over large area in North Dakota ant1 hfinnesota they were below -loo.
The lowest mean tein erature reported was -16.6' at Pembina, N. Dak. &e deficiency in the mean tem-
perature appears to have been greatest over north- eastern Wisconsin, where it averaged almost 18' daily.
From the center of greatest cold the deficiency decreased
uniformly in all directions, being about 8' in the North Dakota area and the same in southern Illinois. The
deficiency exceeded 10' over probably more than 90
per cent of the district.
The mean temperature was less than 20' throu hout the district, save in southern Illinois, where at &iro,
the warmest station, it was 26.6O. At that point the month was the coldest on record with the exception of December, 1876, and January, 1886. Abnormall low
temperature was ractically continuous from the t egin-
of the district, but in the north the entire month was
an unbroken period of cold weather. At Crookston,
Ptlinn., and Pembina, N. Dak., the minimum temperature
was below zero every clay and even aa far south as
Dubuque, Iowa, zero temperature or lower was reported during the first 21 days of the month except on the 17th.
ning of the mont 7l to the 20th, inclusive, in all parts
54 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. JANUARY, 1912
The 21st inaugurated, over the southern half of the district, a 4 or 5 day period of milder weathcr, but this
was followed by a return t80 coltl weather, t,he month
closing with the temperature below the nnrnial in all sections. The period of most se.vere coltl covered the 1st-lath, inclusive, when the tem .rature was con-
of the North Dakota area, and even as far sout,li as
central Iowa it was below zero about one-half that time. At Pembina, N. Dak., t,he avera e temperature for the
period under discussion was 36' Eelow zero, the highest
temperature there clurinr. that t h e being -10' below zero. At, Des Moines, fowa, the mean temperature
for t,he 10-day eriod beginning on the 3tl was -7.So,
A notable feature of the temperature conditions during the period of severest cold was the phenomenally low
maximum readings. At some stations in North Dakota
and Minnesota the temperature did not rise above -20' on the 5th, 6th, loth, Ilth, and 12th. The niasimuiii
a t Des hloines, Iowa, on the 12th was -14', the lowest
on record. On that date, as well as on the 7t,h, the temperature was below zero all da over practic,ally
the ent.ire district,, e x e p t southern I T linois. hlost of the minimum temperatures of the month
occurred on the Gth, 7th, l l t h , 12t11, and 13th. Gen-
erall speaking! the coldest day was the lzth, but over mucK of 111inois the lowest temperatures occurred on the 7hh. The lowest temperature reported was - 5 3 O ,
a t Pokegania Falls, Minn., on. tlie 6th ant1 7th, and at Pine River Dam, in the same State, on the 12th.
The milder weather that began on the 21st culminated a day or two later in the highest temperatures of the month over much of the district. In the North Dakota
area and part of Mimesoh, however, the 30t,h and 31st
were the mildest days, while over most of the Indiana
area the warmest weather occurred on the l&h. In general the maximum temperatures exceeded 40' only
in the southern half of the district, where, at a few
stations in sout,liern Illinois, they were above 50", the extreme, 59O, beiii reported from Carbondale, Cobclen,
and Du Quoin, I t , 011 the 33d. Over practically all
Wisconsin an3 Minnesota the temperature was below the freezing point all month, Fosston, Minii., and Pem-
bina, N. Dak., reporting the remarkably low inasimum of 18'. At the latt.er station t,he t,eniperat,ure was
continuouslv below zero till the 22d.
tinuously below zero in nort#hern h f" innesot a ancl part
which breaks a 7 1 previous records of that charact,er.
PRECIPITATION.
The average precipitation for the district, 323 stations reporting, was 0.60 inch, or somewhat less than one-half
the normal. The month was drier than usual over a
very large part of the district, only a few widely scattered areas having an excess of moisture. The deficiency was
greatest in the Illinois River Valley and the Missouri
area. The heaviest precipitation was in southern Illi- nois, where, a t five stations, it exceeded 3 inches, Cairo Elsewhere
few limited areas. In the Pu'orth Dakota area and in
Minnesota the average was less than one-half an inch and
onl slightly greater amounts were reported front Iowa
North Dakota and Minnesota, reported falls of less than
0.10 inch.
the greatest amount, 4.13 inches.
precipitation was less than 1 inch, save over a
an c9 Wisconsin. Fourteen stations, most of them in
Over most of the district precipitation was of frequent occurrence but, as might be expected in view of ths gen-
eral deficiency, the amounts as a rule were light. hlost of the month's precipitation in tlie northern part of the
district' did not occur until after the 34th, but elsewhere
the falls were better distributed. Precipitation was
most general, perhaps, on the 28th-29th and 31st, but
it WRS fairly general oil the 7t,hh-8th, 13th-l4th, and
1 i th-18 t h.
Sn0'l~!~rli77Z.-Practically all the precipitation, esrppt
that that occurred in central ancl sou them Illinois and the Indiana area on the 17th and lsth, and in southern
Illinois on the %Sth, was in the form of snow, the average
fall for the district being 6 inches. The heaviest snow'- fall occurred in southern Illinois, where it was approsi-
inately 20 inches a t a few stations. Only a limited number of stations elsewhere reported more than 10
inches.
MISCELLANEOUS.
There was more sunshine than usual in all parts of the
district, the escess averaging about 15 per cent. The
percentage of the possible amount was about 60. The average niimber of clear days was 15; partly cloudy, 7;
cloudy, 9; with 0.01 inch or more precipitation, 5.
The prevailing wind direction was northwesterly over
practically all the district and velocities were probably slightly lower than usual for January. The highest
velocity for a five-minute period was at the rate of 42
miles an hour, a t St. Paul, Minn., on the 4tzh.
RIVERS.
The rivers and streams of the northern part of the district were frozen over throughout the month. I n the
Red River of the North, a t Moorhead, Minn., the ice
was 32 inches thick a t the close of the month. In the
Mississippi the thickness a t that tinie ranged from 24
inches, a t La Crosse, Wis., to 12 inches, a t Hannibal,
Mo., and there were gorges and floating ice as far south-
ward as Cairo, Ill.
An extensive ice gorge filled the Illinois River at Mar- seilles during the early part of the month. The water
wheels that furnish power to the industrial lants of the
t o be suspended. The closing down of the hydroelectric
lant paralyzed the service of the Chicago, Ottawa R
Feoria Interurban line.
Mr. W. E. Barron, local forecaster, Cairo, Ill., reports
in part as follows relative to conditions in the Cairo, Ill., river district:
The Missksippi River was more or less filled with floating and gorge
ice. On the 19th the
U. S. S. Y i n ~t e t o ~i t a broke off a piece of the gorge opposite Bird Point, hlo., and the transfer steamer Maryuund became entangled therein and was temporarily disabled. By the 22d the Xinctetonka had auc-
ceeded in making an opening to Eliza Point and in rescuing the United States En ineer's fleet, which had been stationed there for several months. h e ice began to move out from back of town at 4 a. m. on the 26th and navigation between Cairo and Bird Point, Mo., was tem- porarily suspended. A t Chester, Ill., although the ice moved short
distances once or twice, the riker continued frozen from the 9th to the end of the month. During the dense fog on the afternoon of the 28th
Boveral boats attem ted to crom tlie Missipsi pi from Bird Point, Mo., to Cairo Pcint. Alrbut one of them asseaover eafely, the one that did not encountering an ice floe, w h d forced the boat to float down- a t r m till a landing could be effected. Thh occurrence gave rise to
a pewspaper report that 11 men had been drowned, which wm not true.
city could not be operated, and as a result ?I usiness had
Navigation closed above Cairo on the 3d.
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C. E. Wood. W. M. MU. E. T. Judd.
E. C. Kaschau.
U. 8. Weather Bureau. 0. J. De \'ore. C. E. Goodsell.
E. R. Aslakson. G. T. Seymour.
2: %!'%yIie.
W. A. Christianson. J. Moffatt.
0.20 - 0.3 0.59 + 0.u
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Crosby.. ........ Devils Lake ..... Donnybrook.. .. Dunseith.. ..... Edmore.. ....... Fessend en...... .... - 7.2 ...... 18 - 3.' -11.5
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HIUsboro.. ............ TraiU.. .......... 901
Lakota.. ............... Nelson.. ......... 1,57! Langdon.. ............. Cavalier.. ........ 1. lil:
Larimore .............. Grand Forks.. ... 1.131
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Llsbon.. Hansom.. 1.091 McEinney.. Renville.. 1.W Manfred ................ Wells.. .......... 1.60:
Minot.. ............... _I Ward.. ..........
MayviUe.. ............. Traill.. .......... 97:
H. K. Adams. N. P. Bwenson. P. B. Anderson.
W. C. Gould. W. J. Ellison.
S. S. Marsh. Mlnto .................. Walsh. 6% Oriska ................. I Barnes.::::::::::l 1 .2 3 .......
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2n I- i .5 1-11.7 J. A. Power. W. B. Ahern. B. BaEley. tJ. S. Weather Bureau. E. G. Burch. Ivanhoe Lee. W. A. Meddaugh.
M. A. Ostby.
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Towner.. .................. .do.. ................ Ilnlversity.. ........... Grand Forks.. ... %3(
Wahoeton ............. Rlchland ......... 96:
Edward Carey. P. 0. Unumb. John Nadvomlk. Jens Nelson. C. 8. Dahlquist. 0. L. Fitzgerald. Dr. P. -4. Slattery. ?. W. WarEeld. Dr. F. L. Puller.
W. D. Belden. 1: T. Nelsess.
~. W. Burns.
F. Tembreull. A. 0. Andersen.
-. A. Barnes. W. F. Wherland.
4lice Chambers.
F. D. .4kin.
. E. Gissinger.
I. J. Tucker. 1. N. Hem.
7. B. Reed.,
'. F. Greemng.
;. A. Williams.
1. A. Robertson.
i. 0. Holstrom. rV. R. Newman. iees Roe.
. A. Stillwell. K. P. Cobb.
Tans Olson.
). C. Olson. L. L. Sheets.
. W. Rouse. iadie H. Blalre.
!. W. Rlchards.
. H. Foss.
). K. Opjorden. J. 8. Weather Bureau.
,. G. Moyer. J. 6. Weather Bureau. Ians Peterson.
). T. Wheaton. l m l d Swensen.
i. 0. Tyrholm.
t. L. Henle.
. B. Johnson. )r. P. A. Walling. lei1 YcKay.
,ouls Bach. 1. B. And-.
o h Deachneau.
?. w. Peoples.
L. L. M-pl.
i. C. 0oddard.
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AIONTHLI- ITEATHER R.EVIEW.
TABLE l .--C l i m u t o ~l data for January, 1912. District No. 54ontinued.
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Sherbiune ........ Ramsey.. ........ Nlcollet .......... Pine .................... Aitkin.. ......... cas.. ...................
Chisago ......... Pennington Lyon .................... Roseau ........... Faribault.. ...... I t s e a .. .......... Wlnonu.. ........ Nobles.. ......... Goodhue .........
Washington.. ....
Grant ............
Langlade ......... B m n ........... Rock .............
1,020 940
825
1,234
694
759 .............
1,069
1.100 1,300 700
1,593 9 l i
1,189
1,469 1,115 i50
V.51
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23
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- 34
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- 40
- 26
- 27
0.72
0.40
0.72
0.75 1. .56
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Vi1 as... .......... Green.. ..........
Dane ............. 1,nlayet.te ........ Forest ............ Walworth ........ Iowa .............. DUM ............ Eau Clalre ....... Wood.. .......... B n r e t t ........... Waiishara.. ...... Jackson .......... Sawyer ........... Vernon ........... Langlade ......... Vilas.. .................. La Crosse.. ...... Jefferson.. ....... Grant ............ Oneida ........... Dane ............. Juneau.. ......... ... .do.. ..........
Dodge ............
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1,625
920 1,116 9R3
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- 42
- 41
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- 41
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- 44
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- 27
- 45
- 40
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0.90
0.25
0.65 0.75
0.40
0.68
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- 0.34
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750
1,551
1,550
1,019 1,0(13 1.104
1,062 1,113
0.52 0.73
0.70
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1,625 930 1,413
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st. Cloud .............. St. Paul ............... 8t. Peter.. ............ Sandstone.. ........... Sandy Lake Dam. .... State Sanatorium.. ... Stillwater. ............ Taylors Falls .......... Thief River Falls ...... Tracy.. ............... Wnrroad. ............. Winnelwo.. .......... \\'innlbigoshish ....... \Vinom. .............. n'orthlngton ......... Zumbmtn.. ...........
Soulh Dukola.
Mllbank ...............
Il'iaconsiii.
Antigo.. .............. Barron ................
I. 11. Papaer. U. S. \\eather Burwu. State Hospital. A. D. Hale. A. Newstrom. Dr. L. B. Ohlinger. Oscar Ostronl. Mpls. Gen. Elec. Cu. E.W. LOW. B. L. English.
J. H. Sawyer. H. H. Haight. John Duncan.
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Elton C. Larzelere.
Win. A. Kent. Smith 0 bservat o w . Beloit.. ............... Big St. G e m i n Dam.
Bmdh ead ............. Burnett.. .............
Darlington.. .......... Deerskin Dam.. ...... Delavan.. ............. Dodgevllle ............ Downing.. ............ Eaii Clalre.. .......... Grand Rapids ......... Grantsburg. .......... Hancock.. ............ Hat5eld.. ............. Havward.. ........... Hillsboro.. ............ Koepenick ............ Lac do Flambeau.. ... La Cmsse.. ........... Lakemills ............ 1,ancsster. ............ Long Lake ............ Madison.. ............. Mather.. .............. Mauston. ............. Meadow Valley. ...... hfedlord.. ............. Merrill.. .............. Mlnocqua. ............ Mnndovi .............. Mount Horeh. ........ Musmda. ............. Neillsvllle.. ........... New Richmond.. ..... OseeQla. .............. Park Falls.. .......... Portwe ............... Port Edwards ......... Pnirie do Chlen.. .... Pralrie du Sar ......... Prentlce.. ............. Rhinelander .......... Shullshiug ............ Solon Sprlngs.. ....... Swoner.. .............
Cottage Grove .........
Oscar Hector Brehmer. D. Kirkpatrick.
om. \V. Smith. John E. blelllsh.
9. P. NelSOn. Wm. E. O'Neal. Elwood S. Austin.
Thomas Gibbon.
Eugene F. Stoddard. Robert D. \Vhitlord. Willis B. Raymond. Theodore Olsen. Frederick B. Hamilton.
Walter S. Woods. Willlam Emil V. Wernick. E. Swain.
Edward S. Koepenict. W. J. Lorett.
U. S. Weather Bureau. 9. Newton Dexter Smith
Edward Pollock. LOUIS Frank. U. R. Weather Bureau.
Frank Evans. Eugene T.. Hitchrock.
Charles R. Johnson.
Wm. Zelt. J. M. Wllson. Benjamin W. Applebe%
nr. Chw. Hebard.
\V. N. Lewls.
Wm. Hessler.
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Ruffdo ........... 3 6 Dane ............. I 1 ,z f i Grant ............ w, Clark ............. I 9% Wm. Hendett. Fnnr .I. R . Van hfPler. rhnrles W. Sbules. St. Croix N n Polk
Colnmbln ........ .W Wood ............
1 !W C,rawford.. ....... 6!M
........ Flaniherrii I'apk Co. lames H. Martin. Setoo:a-Edn ardi I'sper '0
James A. Gillis. Wis. River Power Co. Joseph G . Lash. Rhlnelmder Power Co. Harrison R. Chamberlain
Horace W. Humphrey A. Bresee. Scott.
Qarry E. Culver.
RohertHa es F? R Wmiruff.
John M. SaVlQP. ...... -1s. 6
...... Stanley. .............. Stevens Point.. ....... Sugar Camp Dam ..... Trout Lake.. ......... TwinLakesDam .....
...... ...... k i G t D.HansQn.
Frederirk Muermann.
H Q ~W E. Rogers.
...... -19.2
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Vallev Junction.. ..... Vlroqua.. ............. Vudesare ............. Watertown ........... Waukesha. ........... Waiisii.. ............. Weverhaiiser.. ........ Whitehall.. ...........
LOUIS' L. Thomas. Charles J. Salick.
Carroll College. Geor e H Halder.
Hans J. Haugh. Mias 53 ttR' Stiles.
...... -18.5 -16.6 -18.0
...... -18. e
Iowa.
Alhia. ................ Algona.. .............. Alta.. ................ Amana ................ Amm ................. Baxter.. .............. Belle Plalne ............ Belmond.. .............
J. I. Chenoweth. Dr. F. T. Seeley. David E. Hadden.
959 ,213 ,513 721 926
999 828 ....
C. Iowa Scbadt. State College.
W. R: Vandike.
8. P. Van Dlke, Geo. P. Hardwmk. - 0.8 I .......
JANUARY, 1912.
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23
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MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE l.-Climutologiwl &la for January, 1912. District No. 5-Continued.
Y m
4 - -.b
$5 -~
- "6
- 2ti
- 35
- 36
- 21
- 25
- 34
- 35
- 21
- 24
- 21
- 37
- 2s
- 29
- ?6
- 36
- 36
- 25
- 32
- 36
- 35
- 35
- 29
- 32
- 34
- 12
- 32
- 3"
- '77
- 34
- 87
- 'L2
- 2,j
- 30
- 31
- 33
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- .34
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Davis.. .................. Van Buren. Boone ............. Rancock.. ........ Tama.. .................. Des Moioes ....... Carroll.. .......... LiM ..............
Cerro Oordo.. ..... Clinton. .......... Louisa.. .......... Scott .............. Wlnneshiek ....... Delaware.. ....... Polk. ............. Duhuque ......... Madison.. ............... Clayton ........... Howard.. ................ Emmet.. ......... Jefferson. ................ Fa ette ........... WLehago.. ..... Webster. ......... Lee ............... Marshall.. ........ Clayton ........... Powashiek.. ...... arundy ........... Cliithrie ........... Franklin.. ........ Humboldt.. ...... Buchanan ......... Warren ........... Johnson ........... Hardin.. ......... Grecnc ................... Lee.. ............. Van Biiren ....... Marion.. ..........
Warren.. ................ Scott.. ........... Marshall ......... Cero Gordo. ...... Jasper ................... Henrv.. ......... Miismtine. .............. Chickajaw.. ... :. Worth ........... Jones.. .......... Mitchell.. ........ Nahaskn .......... Wapcllo .......... hIarion ........... Dallas ............
Pocahontas.. ..... ... .do. .......... Winnnshiek.. .....
i'Ialhout1. ............... Sac.. ............ Madison.. ........ Iieoknk ........... Van Buren.. ..... Biiena Vista.. .... redar.. ..........
Tama ............ Loiiiya ............ Wachincton ....... Blark Hawk.. .... Pnllac.. ......... Rrempr.. ........
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727
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Iowa-Contlnuec
BloomEeld.. ....... Bonaparte ......... Boone .............. Britt ............... Buckingham ....... Bnrlington.. ....... Carroll.. ........... Cedar Rapids.. .... Charles City ........ Clear Lake.. ....... Clinton. ........... Columbus Junction
Daven rt ......... D e c o x .. ......... Delaware. ......... Des Molnes ........ Dqbuque.. ........ Earlham.. ......... Elkader.. .......... Elma. .. a.. ....... Estherviile. ........ Fairfleld ........... Fayette.. .......... Forest City ........ Fort D o d g ....... FortMad n.... .. Oilman. ........... Orand Meadow.. .. Grinnell.. .......... Grundv Center.. ... Outhrie Center ..... Ham ton .......... Hum!old t ......... Independence.. .... Inilianola.. ........ Iowa Citv.. ........ Iowa Falls ......... J.?Ser:jon. .......... Xeoknk ...........
K e O ~3 U ~I I R .. ...... Knoxville.. .......
Albert Power.
B. R. Vale. C. F. Henning. L. M. Goodman. J. Max 6. Guvnn. E. Poppe, . jr.
bin. Jos. J. WoUe. Chas. B. Graf. U. 8. Weather Bureau.
Oscar Stevens. Luke Roberts. J. D. Johnston.
U. 8. Weather Bureau. F. H. Baker. William Ball.
U. S. Weather Bureau.
Do. George Phillips.
Chas. Reinecke. H. A. Moore.
A. 0. Peterson. R. N. McKensie. R. X. Latimer.
J . A. Peters. J. F. Monk. Miss L. A. McCready. J . L. Wvlie F. L. ,Wi~~i&s. J . D. R. W. Caldernimd. Brainnrd.
D. G. Beardsley. E. C. Crenelle.
Henry 6. Wells. R. E. Dudley. Prof. J. L. Tilton. Prof. A . C,. Smith. J . B. Psrmlee'. Ora M. Hall. IT. 8. Weathrr Bureau. J H. Landes. Cases and Bellrille.
J. B. .41ter. Miss M. T. Disnev. Ralph 0. Reason&. J. S. Hillc. J . A. Pihel. J. W. Eilwanlc.
Williatn hiolis. A . F. Eemnim. Chm. IT. Dwzlle. Dr. F. W. Port.
Lester Coonradt. Joseph Boyd. Chestcr Pot.tcr. J . H. Vpr Steeg.
Ed. S. (:ray. J . S. Smith. T. E. Hronek. Arthur Hells.
C. M. Randall. E. N. nail?. R. n. Minard. J. T. rarker. C . I,. neswivb. Prof. W, Ingnlal.
F. K. Grecp. I. P. Gicrer.
G. 1%'. Schofield. Wm. A . Cook. Ralph R . Slippy.
Samuel F. Fort. Earl C. hloore. C. P. Carpenter. Phil. Dorweiler. Dr. F. P. Butler.
Dr. R. 8. Cooper.
Larona.. ......... 1.e Claire.. ........ Yarshdltown.. ... Mason City ....... Monror ........... Mount Pleawnt.. . Miicmt.inP. .......
S c n Hsnint.on.. ..
Sort hwo0d. ...... nlin.. ............ Osage.. ........... Oskaloosa ......... nt t nniwn ......... Pelln.. ............ Perry.. ........... Plover.. .......... Pocahon t.as ....... Riderwar.. ....... Rockwell Cit.y .... Rar Citr.. ....... S?int Charles.. ... Siqournrv.
Stockport.. ....... Storin 1,ake.. ..... Tinton.. ..........
Toledo.. .......... \vnnPllo. .........
Waterloo.. ....... Waukee .......... Wnverlv .......... \vebstr'r City.. ... Wp?t Rend.. ..... Whit ten .......... Winterset. ........
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Indiwn.
J. W. Pulliam. U. S. Weatlirr Rureau
J. T. Farrell. J. F. Llewellyn.
Frank Hall.
Scotland ......... Marion.. .......... Pike.. ............ iudrain .......... Lewis.. ........... Adair.. ........... itidrain. ......... Wsrrrn ...........
Jasper. ........... St.arke.. .......... 1,aport.e. .......... Marshall.. ........
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MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE l.--Climatolog'ieal data for January, 1918. Dietriet No. 5-Continued.
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- 20
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Illinois.
Aledo.. ................ Alexander.. ........... Antloch.. .............. Astoria.. .............. Aurora ................. Bement ................ Bloomington.. ......... Cairo.. ................. Carbondale. ........... Cnrlinville ............. Carlyle.. ............... Chester.. .............. Clinton. ............... Coatsburg.. ............ Cobden. ............... Dakota.. .............. Derstur ................ Dixon.. ................. Du uoin ............. D w s t .. .............. East St. Louis. ........ Edwardsville .......... Elg in .................. Ewing. ................ Fairview. .............. Galva.. ................ orafton.. .............. Gmnville ............. Origgsville ............. Havana.. .............. nenrg ................. Hillsboro .............. Joliet.. ................ Kishwaukee. .......... La G m .. ........... La Harpe. ............. Lanark.. .............. La SaUe.. .............. Lincoln. ............... Loami.. ............... Macomb. .............. Manteno ............... Martinton.. ........... Mascoutah. ............ Mino nk ................ Yonmouth.. ........... Morris.. ............... Morrison.. ........... ..I Morrisonville.. ......... i Moimt Vernon. ........ Nashville. ............. Oregon.. ............... Ottawa.. .............. Pane.. ........... ......I
POUtiac. ............... Quincy.. .............. Riley.. ................ Roberts.. .............. Rockford. ............. Rushville. ............. St. Charles.. ........... St. Peter ............... Sparta.. ............... Springfield.. ........... Stmtor.. .............. Sullivan.. ............. Sycamore.. ............ Tiskilwa.. ............. Walnut.. .............. Warsaw.. .............. Waterloo.. ............. White Hall. ........... Windsor. .............. Winnebago. ........... Yorldlle. ............. Zion. ..................
0.77 4.13 3.16
0.92
Mercer.. ......... Morgan.. ........ Lake.. ........... Fulton.. ......... Kane.. .......... Piatt.. ........... McLean. ......... Alexander. ...... Jackson .......... Mmupin ........ Clinton.. ........ Randolph.. ...... Dewitt. .......... Adams.. ......... Union.. .......... Stephenson.. .... Macon.. .........
- 1.33 0 50
+ 0.31 1 43 ........ I 0.70
- 1.33 1 0.61
Lee.. ............ Perry. ........... Livingston. ...... St. Clair ......... Madison. ........
...... 2.90 0.34 1.34
0.50
2.68 0.47
1.29 1.27 0.49 0.92 0.17 0.18
1.48 0.57 0.25 0.58 0.18 1.01
0.22 0.22
0.40
0.52 0.40 0.13 0.91 1.19 0.11 0.62
0.62
1.23 0.54 0.60 0.18
0.74
1.38
1.43 0.w 0.27 1.24
0.35 1.00 0.29
0.23
0.62
0.30 0.35 1.70
1.96
0.38
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+ 0.17 0.78
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- 1.55 0.11
- 0.69 0.58
- 2.19 0.40
- 1.81 0.16
- 1.51; 0.33 - 1.70 0.11 -1.36 0.42 - 1.75 0.08
- 1.95 0.12
- 1.47 0.24
- 1.85 0.24
- 1.07 0.25
- 2.03 0.06
- 1.34 0.30 -1.24 0.90
........ 0.05
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- 1.40 0.47 -1.29 0.50
- 1.23 0.28
- 1.37 0.25
........ 0.10
- 1.40 0.62
- 1.4s 0.63
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- 1.85 0.35
- 1.30 0.60
- 1.85 0.20
- 1.36 0.45
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- 1.59 0.10
- 1.83 0.18
- 1. 75 0.10
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0.68 - 1.42 0.55
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Obserrers.
*, b, 0 , etc., indicate respectively 1,2,3, etc., days missing from the record. Temperature extremes are observed readings of the dry bulb; means are computed from observed readings.
t Also on other dates. T. Precipitation is less than 0.01 inch rain or melted snow.
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE 2.-Daily precipitation for January, 1916. District No. 5, Upper Mississippi Valky.
59
60 JANUARY, 1912
TABLE 2.-Daily precipitation for January, 1916. Dietrict No. 5-Continued.
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Day of month.
Niiintaola- Contd.
South Dakota.
II?xonsirr.
Hatfield.. . :. . . . . . . . 1 h y w x .l .. . . . . . . . . .
La C'rosae ... . . . __. . . Lake Mills ... . .. ... . Lmmst.er.. . . . . . . . . . Long Lake. ........ Mwliaon . . . . . . . . . . . .
............... ._._ ___.~.._.. _._ ____ .... .10 .... T. ' 0.10
._.___. T. .lo .._____. 11.10
~~~~:::: $1 _.__ 1 ____ T. 040
.06 ! . . . . .07 l i 05 . . . . . Oii' 0.36
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.- I --., .IN .... .o j 0:51
1 .04 . . . . . . . . .IS .05 . . . . 0.21
,
,111 T. T . T . 1'. ____ U.M
.... ____ I..... . .. . . . . .ll .n u .. . . . . . . 0.49 ....... .... ....
.01 ___. .... ___. .... ____ 0.18
. ?5 . . . . . . . . . . __ . . :.:.. . . 1.36
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n. 20 0.43
0.77
0.13 0.49 0.93 0.43
1.04
0.40
0. a 0.43
0.33
0.45
0. I-+?
0. i o
0.46
0.15
0.44
0.11
n. SR
AI( )NTHI,T JVERTTIEK REYlEW.
TABLE S.-Daily precipitation for January, 1916. District No. 5-Continued.
61
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B -
3.18
J. 61
3.26 3.53 3.65
0.37 0.68 0.44
D. 60 D. 16
D. 68
1.76 1.70
3.50 1.70 1.02 3.50 1.70
J. 51
1. 97 1. 78 I. 55 1. 47 1. 21;
). 90
>. 88
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1. so
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1. 51 1. ?2
1. 99
1. 50 1.41
1. 42
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1. 30 1. 13
J. 38
I. 95
1.55
I. ii
1.90
1. 42
1. "1
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I. 111
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1. 11'
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1.64
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I. 59
I. 42
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BIONTHLI' WE ATHE R REVIEW .
TABLE 2.--Paily precipitation for Jan-, 1911 . Dietrict No . 5-Continued .
1.34 0.50 2.68
0.47 1.29 1.27 0.49
0.92
0.17 0.18
1.48
0.57 0.25
0.68
0.18 1.01
0.22 0.2"
0.40 0.52 0.40 0.13
0.91 1.19 0.11
0.6?
0 .x
1.21 0.54
0.60
0.15
0.38
0.74 1.35
1.43 0 .a
0.27 1.24 0.35 1.00 0.29
0.25
0.59 0.62 0.30 0.35 1.70 1.96
1.08 0.44 1.57 0.40 0.36 0.17 0.1 1.73
1.26
0.44
0.29
0.5
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Stations . Watershed . 1 ' 2 l 3 4 5
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Illinoia-Cnntd .
Decstur ............ Illinois OY.. D u m I y ........... Misskippi .......... Duquoln ................. do .............. 1:::: ..... :::: Dwight ......... Illinois .......... T . ' .... T ..... East St . Louis .. Mississippi '.. ......... Edwardsville Elgin ............... Ewing .............. Mississippi Fairview ........... Illinois Galva do.. ............
Greenvil e ............. .do. ............. ............ Griggsville ......... Illinols .......... .02 ........ T . Havana ................ .d 0. ......................... Henr ................ .do. ..........................
Joliet ............... Illinois ..................... Riahwaukee ........ Mississippi T La Grange .......... Illinois .......................... La Harpe ............... do ...................... T . Lanark ............. Mississippi ...................... LaSalle ............ Illinois .......... T . 'P. T ..... Lincoln ................. .do .......... T ............. Loami .................. .do .......... T ............. Mncomb ................ .do .......... T ............. Msnteno ................. do ...... T .. 01 ............ MortintonIIU ............. do .......... T . ..... . T T Maecout.ah .......... Mississippi ...................... Minonk ............. Illinois ........... 02 ............ Monmouth ......... Mississippi ...................... Morris .............. Illinois .......................... Morrison ........... Mississippi ........... 03 ........ Morrisonville ....... Illinois .......... T ............. Mount Vernon 11 11 ... Mississippi ...................... Nashville ................ do ...................... T . Oreion ................ ..do.. ... .I ........ 0.3 ........ Ottiwa ............. ' Illiiwi ........ , .... ......... ps:in ............... l Mississippi .. . ........
1 . ...I . Y. ........ Y. . Peoria ............. .I Illinois .......... 01 T Ponthc ............. do ...... 1 . .... 05 .... T . T . (iniincv .I ......... .I.iiiisissippi ....................... Riley.'. ............. ! .... do .............. T ......... Roberts ............ ' Illinois .......... T ............. Roc!ifor I .I,.. ..... ..I Mississippi .......... T ......... Kushvillp ............ Illinois ...... T ............. St . c'hirles ......... I ..... do .. ....:.. T ..... T . T . T . Y t .. Peter ........... [ Missmippi ...................... Rparta ............. : .... .do ...... Springfield ......... ' Illinois ...... Streator /I 1 ......... -1 ... .do
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_._ . G5 . 09 ____ T . .___ .... T .. 35: T .... .._. ._ ...... __._ _ ........... ' .... T .
..............
. .......................... .............................. 01 .O?i T . 1 ...
_ .. _ _._ ..... ____ _.__ _ . 05 _______ T
__:____~ ____ , .... , ........ _.__ ____
.
/1 31 r
-I-
* Precipitation included in that of the next measurement . $ Separate dntes of falls not recorded .
lI(I Precipitation lor the 24 hours ending on the morning when It Is niensnrrd . T . Precipitation is less than 0 01 inch rain or melted snow .
JANUARY. 1912 . NONTHI. 1. WEATHER REVIEW .
TABLE J.-Maximum and minimum temperatures for January. 191% DistTict No . 5. Upper Hisskippi Valley .
Max .
-13 -7 -5 -9 -18
-20 -2
- 9 -17 -21
-21
-6
. 2
2
11 3 -10 3
9
12 24
12 17
8 3 14
14
33 32
1.5
63
Mln .
~-
-2a -2a -25 -28 -32
-31
-29 -17
-24
-3ti
-41 -34
1 -6 -24
-25
. 2
-14 -24
-23
-15
. 2
. 1
. 9
. 7
8 1
-24
-31 1
. 5 . 7 6:
.18 . I
Max . __
0
. 4
. 5 -10
-11
-14
-14 . 2
. 5 -12
-15 -14 5
7 . 7
9 20
11,
. 3
I1
22
218
31
li
1s
24
15
15 21 2(! 12
5
Min
-21 -2Y
-21 -31 -2+
-24 -34
-14 -1G -25
-2% -3s .21, -8 -22
-1b
9
-!I
-22
-12
-10 5
11
. 8
5
5 .. 13 2 . 3 . 5 . b
4-13.1
Max . _-
. 6
. 8
-6
. 5 -22
-15 .. 4
2
-12
-18
-23 . 7
ci
0 0
11;
12 ti
1
(i
13 15 17
12 12
1s 9
lti
25
3.0
_
Min
-;XI
-29
-22
-5 .: 30
-29
-&I
-20
-23
-a
-.%
-3s -7 -22
-2ti
. 1
u -IS .-P
-15
i 1 2 8 4
. 8
-12
10
-15 -23
7 -2 -1.3
13
.15 . I
__.
Yax .
_-
-13
-8
. 5
-10
-15
-18 -14 . 3
-10 -1s
-?3
-1ti
2
3
. 5
8 12
5
. 4
3
11
m 19
8 19
10 3
1ti 21
"1 22
2.2
~_
Min
-24
-43
-3;
-31
-3b
-49
-51 .3t,
-25
-:w
-39 .-53
-22
-14 -37
-13 3
-16 -33 -27
-10 -15 . 7 -20 . 5
. 3
-34
. 8 -1ti
4
2
.23 . .
1 ....
2 ....
3 .... 4 ....
5 ....
6 ... 7 .... 8 ....
!I .... 10 ....
-9
- 8 -10
- 9 -22
-26
- 4
-8
-22
-32
. 5
. 9 -20
-24 -25
-32 . Ij
-18
. 9 1
ti
. s -12
-21 . 2
12 9
li
li
1ti
10
14
17 25
l!) 22
18
12 15 15
1s 20
-2u -2i
-30
-25
-13
-12 -23
-29
-%%
-12 -4
-26
. i
ti
8 0
-m -10
5
10 5
. ti 12
10 -11
10 -10 . 7
-25
-25 -3 4
-15
4
1:j
s -7 . 4
ti
7 21
ti
8
15
3
8
1:
1'3 24
0 . 7
-31
-3g
-3
-25 -1i
-2P
-25 -2 -22 -2fi
-24
-12 . ti
-8
-10 -10
-3
-27 -20
1 -4
-12 -10
-21.1
11 .... 12 .... 13 .... 14 .... 15 ....
16 ....
17 ....
18 .... 1Y ....
?o ....
-30 1
3
-5 1
11 7 5 5
4
21 .... 22 .... 23 .... 24 .... 25 ....
% .... 27 .... 25 .... 29 .... 30 .... 31 ....
Mns ..
20 20 12
18 10
- 1 5
17 16
29 2s
0.f
North Dakots . Minnesota .
I- Devils Lake . Lisbon . Minot . 89 Pembina . $ Collrgeville Grand Meadow .
Monte- video . gg Moorhrad New
Ulm . pg
Pine Rive
D m .
Whnlbl-
goshfsh .
Bottt-
. neeu.55 St . Paul .
.
Min
.
-20 -27
. 2s
-a -32
-33 -33
.-29
-20 -5
. 40
-35
-35
-t i
-30
-25 -3
-15 . 25 -23
-12
ti
-3 -7
9
.
-20 -15 ti -16
-12
.IS.!
- ..
.
Min .
.
-21
-21 . 23 -21 -30
-28
-2s
-11 -23
-26
-41
-41 -15 -10 -12
-9 -3 . 20
-13
-1ti
3
ti
7
-9 S
-1 -2 -3
i
s
I 1
-13.2
.
- ..
.
Min
.
-22
-35 . 27 -3
. 39
-27
. a2 -2ti
430
. 40
-44
-38 -33 -3
-21;
. 22
-1s -25 . -12
-1s -3
-11;
-10 -8
-10
-14
-1s -10 5
-s
.w . :
-30
.
- -
.
Min .
.
-13
-20 -18 -23 . 30
.-ui -23 -20 -19 . 22
-30 -3i
. 24 -10 . 25
-13
6
-10
. 22
. 13
. ti
11
0
-9
4
5 -9
0 111
-2
4
.12 .
. - -
~
Mill
.
-15 -22
. 22
-23 -a;
-2b
-28
. 26 -12
-21
-23 -34
-18
-6
. 24
-24
4
3
-1s . 1s
-9 0 10 -9 -8
15 4
-9
2 -1
. (I
-12.1
- -
.
Min . .
-24
-35
. 37 -34
-39
-46
-45
-30 -31
-3
-43
-46
-25 -17 -34
-15 -5
-23 -25
-m
-9 -13
-10 -5
-10
-7 -25 -13
5 -15 12
-22.9
. .
I- .
Mln
.
. 24
-25 -36
-30
-35
-35 -35
. 25 -36
-45 -41
-33
-25 -15
-5 -7
-m -32
-31
-19 5 -11 -12
4
-6
-24 -17 1
ti
ti
-a.,
. 23
- -
.
KaX
.
-7 -7 -5
-3
-5
-5 -3 -3
7 0
0 0
ti ti
5
20
llj
13
i:
15
32
20 24 20
17 10 21 12 :i2
U
8.1
. ..
.
Max
.
-t
-3
-1 -7
-13
-1c 1
1
-14
-1Y
-15 5 3
4
21
15
. 10
S
4i
20
32
32
23 22
13
8
s 22 22
4Cl
...
7.1
. .
.
Max
.
-m . 1s . 25 -22
-20
-10 -15 -18
-20 -26
. 22
-20
-18 -15 -1s
-10 -5
-8
-10 -12
-5 0
5
1:
-5 ' 0 S 18 10 5
.Y . :
- .
.
Hax
.
13
-1 -5 -4
-9
-2 .
; -2
-10
-18 -14
ti i 1
Y
19 17
;
"0
25 21 i
14
lb
12 1.5 21 21
"4
"3
I .,
. .
.
Max
.
-5
-5
.11,
-11
-m
. 24
-11 1
-10 -1ti
-20 -3
11 -6 4
15
20
20 1 4
8
20
31
?AJ
22
23
21
15 24
13
14 "3
5 .
. .
.
Kax
.
0
-5
-2
-9 -17
-18 -9 0 -5
-15
-19 -8 2
a -4
8
9
-2
4
6
9 17
1ti
11
10
14 11
17 25
2tj
22
3 .I
. .
Max . lMin Yax
.
-2
-9
-5
-8
-14
-13 -9
2
-8 -13
-18 -13
11
ti
0
14 22
9
3
3
19 26
24
15 15
lti
21 19 21 22 22
5 . '
. .
Mln
.
-14 . 19
-1s -19 -2a
-25 -28
-9 -18
-zJ
-30 -13
-10 -20
-9
9
-10
-17 -4
-3
12 ti
-3
-m
1
0 -7 8 10 2 -1
.9 . i
- .
Wisconsin. Iowa .
Date . Ea11 Claire . Grantsburg . IIancurk . I La Crosse . I Madison . 1 Prentltr . I \V ~I I S ~I I I .
//I
1 1:- Min . ' M a s . Nin . Mas . .@in . Mux . M i n . Mas . N,in . Nas . Min . Max . Min . Max . ?din .
5 ' - I! . I 4 5 .... h 1 1 . ; 1 3 -2 - 21 -10- 3:1 (I- 1s 2 - 1: 4 - h -5 - :;-I -2 - rL - ;;-I 1 2 - 7 4 .... -8 - ai -io- aj -5 - 17 -8- m - 5 - i:i -t i - 21; - 4 - 21 - 2 - i t , - 3 - 41 - 15 5 - t. i - 1
5 .... -18 - 22 -15 - 32 -14 - 23 - 9 - 22 -14 - 23 -12 - 27 -12 - 231 - 0 - 24 - 111- 13' - 13 - Z1 - 5 - 15 1 - 11, - S - 19 4 -10
.... t. - :: b -3
6 -16- 32 -10- 44 -11,- 3 -13- 21, -14- 24 -20- .~i -15- 35 -1 u - 21 - 71- 11; - 15- 3 - s - 11 - i o - 19 -I 1 - i:i - 4 -12 7 -12- 33 -13- 43 -10- 31 -s - 34 -7 - 24 -15- 43 -14- 32 - 9 -3 3 - 2,- 2.I -11-331 - :3-1!1 - 5 -2 6 - 1 -2 - 1 -1 8
8 0- 15 0 - 18 -2 - 20 4 - s 0 - 7 -5 - 3 -2 - 1s 1,- 11 41- 22 1 - 11 4 - 3 111 - 9 -5 - 15 3 - 22 -6 - 13 -3 - 14 -3 - 14 -5 - XI -2 - 15 3 - 13 2'- 5 - b - 12 i -
___ I
Max . Min . Max . Min . Mas . Min . Max . Min . Nas . Min . Mas . Min .
_______.--____..____ . ~
2 .J 1 ..
~
-s - 2 J - 23 15 111- 2 1 21 - 12 3 - 11 7 - 7 P I - - 11 - 1 - 14 I:- 5 11- l!
~
11
I-
1 $- 1,
1 JI 1, :I
-11'- 40 -5 - 17 -2 - l h 1 - h 5 - I!) - 1 -1 7 1,- 7 - 11. !- 2
.... . ....
.... .... 10 -14- 27 -1i- 37 -9 - 25 -10- 18 -7 - 15 -12- 34 -6 - 2181 - s -1 S - 4.- 9 -1 1 -2 0 - 2 - -
11 .... 12 ....
1 4 .... 13
15 ....
16 .... 17 .... 1S .... 19 .... m ....
21 .... 22 ....
23 .... 24
25
....
.... ....
.... .... .... .... .... 31 .... 1 31 . 3 24 - C 32 9
29 30
Min.
12
18 9
0
-12
-w -2
0
-10 -13
-
-s 11;
24
11 12
14
33
32
?4
?4
26
29
30
2.3
20
15
1n.s
-_
Max
__~
10
11
13 6 0
-4
- 6 -1
3 4 s
3 1
-2
0
15
l:
15 33
"b
9
21
31;
39
37
36 29
30 ?G 2.5
23
24
(I
1s.s
2s 9
10 13'
57 45
5 4 0
56
41
64 hIONTTTI~I' WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE X-Mazimum and minimum temperatuna for January, 1911. District No. 5-Continued.
Illinois.
Hannibal, Mo. La orte, Ad.
-_
Mount Vernon.$$ Cnim. Greeoville. La 8alle Monmoutt Peoria. 3pringfleld. Winnebago. Date.
-
Kin,
-
20 27 21
17 10
-4
-8
8
17
, -5 -s I6
I
1 31 36
19 21
"3
3;
41
33 3.2
36 33 3.5 29
2i "3
IS. 4
-
Uio
-
-1 3 -3
-4
-13
-12 -19 -3 -4
-5
-9 -22
-1ti
4
-11
-11
16
19
-Y
0
0 92
29
14
14
2ti 17
1 :
1J
H
9
2.3
-
Min
-
5 5
3 -2
- 10
-13
-17 -6 -3 -5
-6 -16
-17
4
-s
-11
17 10 -6 ti
3 23 27 13 14
37
1s 21
17 10
10
3. G
-
Min.
-
11 10 6 2
-8
-10
2
-1
-3
- 13 -11 R -6
-6 18
16 1
13
10 32 32 23
31
30
24
27
%I
1.5 14
R. 2
11;
~-
-
Yin.
-
-3 -6
-4
-10
-16
-1Y -23
-s -10 -13
-13
- 21
-18 5
-10
-14
11
-11 --x
-7
19
-1
0
1s
-3 12
14
:i
1
-3.8
i n
-
-
Uin.
-
3 3 2
-6 -12
-14
-16 -3 -5
-5
-s -15 -11
1 -6
- !I
15
!4
-5
1
>
1s 19
10 13
23
13
1:
15
11
i l l
2 .4
-
Min.
-
16
16 14 13
7
1
-18 -14
0
3
5 -5
-13 -7
0
-12 -3 36
15
11
15
30 32
?R 23
26 26 32
?G 25 20
l l .?
-
Min
-
6 6
3
-s
-11 -20
0
3 -2
- -1s -15 4
-8
0
2b
15 -2
11
10 34
30 24 22
26 26 23 1s 13
14
7.5
-
-
Min.
-
7 10
14 0 -t i
-10 -17
-4
-5
-5
-5 -4
-15
s
-5 10
-.5
.>, _I
-
-
Max
-
25 21
111 9 10
-2
0 11 22
8
1
-4
18 23
4
2ti
40
31 17 2.5
45
48
4 i 31 32
42
33 32 2s 2s
rl
?2.8
-
-
Max
-~
21
20
23 22
0
3 -?
S
5
S
10 15
8
1s 13
11 33
35 22
21
.30 34 36 2s
24
2ti 3 22
25
24
RO
19.5
-
$ax
-
36
43 34 33 22
14
6 22
?9
43
17
X
20 2s 34
31 50
50
?!I
41
-
Knx
-
2.9 32 26
1s 6
0 -1
15 2) 15
a 3
1s 24
I 6
li
4 1;
45 24
3'
4 3
49
4 i
34 32
43
35 37 33 2Y
37
21;. 1
-
Kax
-
15
15
14 5
0
-4 -2
4 10
3
-3 -1
14
?O
9
1G 34
20
39 42
39 30 31
33 36 R''
3,
2b
33
lq. 2
3;
-
Max.
-
32 36 30 25
13
7 8 10 22
20
10 3 17 2G
4
37 43
43
?4 42
42 .51 53 39
34
46 3s 3.5 32
30
39
2s. 7
-
LIsx
-
21
17
8 0
-3 -2
5 11
5
-2
-1
13 19
4
17 34
31 10 21
40
40
39
3s 33
33
?S
3s 24
9.5
32
IS. 5
i o
-
Max.
-
25
22
21
11 6
-2
0 8 16
7
2 -2
14
22
4
18 39
40
16
26
43
46
43 32
32
40 38 34
27 26 36
22.1
-
MaX
-
11
7 8 1
-9
-10 -6
1 1
-4
-5 -5 12
1G 5
13
?X ''2
10
16
x 33 34
19
?.!
30 18 30
21
23 28
12.5
-
1. .............................................. 2. .............................................. 3. .............................................. 4. .............................................. 5 . ..............................................
G ............................................... 7. .............................................. 8. .............................................. 9. .............................................. 10.. .............................................
11. .............................................. 12.. ............................................. 13.. ............................................. 14.. ............................................. ..........................................
16.. ............................................. 17.. ............................................. IS.. ............................................. 19.. ............................................. 30. ..............................................
21.. ............................................. n ............................................... 23. .............................................. 24. .............................................. 2.5. ..............................................
............................................. ............................................. ............................................. 23. ............................................. 3. ............................................. 31 ...............................................
Mos.. ...................................
-. b. c, etr., indlcate respectively 1, 2, 3, etc., days injssin lroni the record.
5 Data are from standard instruments not supplied by the%. S. Weather Biirenii.
01 Instruments are read in the morning; the maximum temperature t!ien relid is rli:irge,i to the pre< w l i y ! dny. on wllkti it nliiiosl al\rnys orrurs.
