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the month and a t its close was nearly completed in the central and eastern portions of the belt. The month was generally favorable for planting corn in the Southern States, and warmth was sufficient to cause satisfactory germination in most sections, althou 11 it was too cool the latter part of the month, particulaiqy in the Southeastern Stat.es. The soil was wet and un- favorable for preparation of corn ground in the Central Valley States dumg much of the month, although fairly ood progress was made in the Great Plains sections. slanting was well along a t the close of the month as far nortli as central Kansas in the latter area, but t.liis work was much delayed in central Valley district,s. Condi- tions were more favorable for field work in the cotton States during the middle and latter parts of the month and cotton planting made fairly good progress. The nights were too cool, however, the latter part of the
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month in most sections for rapid germination, while excessive rains west of the Mississippi River were detri- mental. Beneficial rains occurred in southern Geor 'a near the close of the month. In eastern districts t Tl e
crop had advanced to a stage where it was read to chop out on the coastal lain of South Carolina, a n 8
extreme northwestern portion of the cotton-growing section of Texas. Truck was seriously damaged in Florida b prolonged drought, and growth was slow in southern cy ahfornia on account of cool weather. Grass and meadows made satisfactory growth with favorable weather conditions in nearly all central and eastern localities, but moisture continued deficient in the far Southwest, while more rain was needed in the extreme Southeast and some central and northern areas.
progressed during t \ e last decade of the mont tanting to the
Tuskegee ............ Parker. ............. H u t t g ............. Gree. ndRau ch... 2 statlous ............ 2 statio- ............ St. George ........... Nahukona.. ........ 2 stations ............
Sparta.. ............
CLIMATOLOGICAL TABLES.'
CONDENSED CLI MATOLOQ I CAL SUMMARY.
In the following table are given for the various sections of the cliinatologicnl service of the Weather Bureau the monthly average tein erature and total rainfall; the stations reporting the highest and lowest temperatures,
by the several henclings. The mean temperature for each section, the highest and lowest temperatures, the average precipitation, and the reatest and least monthly amounts are found by using all trustworthy rccortls available. %he mean departures from normal ten1 eratures and precipitation are based only on records from stations that have 10 or more years of observations. Ofcourse, the number of such records is smaller than the total number of
with dates of occurrence; t \ e stations reporting the greatest and least total precipitation; and other data as indicated
' F . 92 Y9
90 100 82 9S
~6 89 79
85
stations.
6 17 6 21 11 13 10 10 24 7 16 22 6 23 10 10 25 10 14 23 7 15 23 10 14 *4
14 10 922
910 21 10 7
2 4
Condensed clii~urtological sun~mary of teniperatzire and precipitation by sections, A p d , 192%
astations ............ 24 1 I 5.05 Huntingburg ........ 23 2 6.08
Boone ............... 21 1 13.06 Tribune ............. 15 11 5.07 Berea ............... 25 2 4.24
Calhouo ............. 37 1 4.34 Oakland.3dd ........ 17 24 1.90 Humholdt .......... 7 1 3.37 Warroad ............ 7 1 1.89 Duck Hill ........... 36 2 5.23 Bethany ............ 24 1 6.21 Heb en Dam ........ -10 15 1.84 Kim% all ............. 15 11 2.70 Owyhee ............. 6 11 0.74 Somerset Vt ........ 10 2 2.87
C h a m .............. 4 18 1.30 IndlanLake ........ 3 4 3.12 Parker .............. 23 23 3.70 3stations ............ -2 s18 0.92
Zstations ............ 20 22 4.52 GoodwW ............ 15 1 6.50
Crater Lake ......... -3 17 2.36 Wost Bingham ...... 11 22 3.17 santuck ............. 33 2 5.11 Deadwood .......... 9 17 1.49 NountainCity ...... 23 23 5.44 Cliit ................ 23 19 6.26 Istations ............ 0 19 1.74 BurkesGarden ...... 19 23 2.22 LakeGe+wl us..... 9 12 2.21 Cheat Bridge ........ 15 24 3.15 L m g h k e .......... 7 1 3.51 LakeYellowstone ... -19 17 2.14
astat1 on; ............ 18 221 2.55
Seetlon.
--. Par is... ............. Whitestown ......... Algona .............. Oswego. ............ Middleaboro ......... Coushatta ........... Oakland Md ........ Sack Ba;. .......... Qrand Meadow ...... M tle .............. W&aw ............. Adel. ............... Ha Springs ........ Arttur .............. Somerset, Vt ........ Hlghtstown ......... Texico (near). ...... Wanatena. ......... Monroe .............. Wahpeton. ......... Eaton ............... Antlers .............. Larch Mountain ..... Hem Island Dam... Landrum.. ......... Hermoss ............ New River .......... Weatherford ........ Sllver Lake.. ....... Mendota ............ CedarLake ......... Pick ens... .......... Marshfleld .......... Dome Lake. ........
Alabama. ........... Arizona. ............. Arkansas.. .......... California.. .......... Colorado.. ........... Florida.. ............ Georgia.. ............ Hawaii.. ............ Idaho.. ..............
m o i s .. ............ -hdlana.. ............
9.93 Paw Pow.. ......... 11.5s H o h r t .............. 6.70 Inwood.. ........... 12.41 Ashland ............. 7.13 Irvington ........... 9.80 astations ............ 3.56 Baltimore Md. ..... 6.30 Iron Rive;. ......... 4 19 Pi estone ........... io:^ ~oFumbla ........... 14.34 Bethany ............ 5.92 Ihobles Ranch. .... 6.26 Santee .............. 3.30 Mina ................ 5 67 Rutland Mass 4: 12 WoodeUk Lake'.':::: 6.63 3 statlons ............ 7.02 Lautexbrunnen ..... 7.41 Mantea .............. 3.15 Pemblna ............ 7.96 Madison ............. 13.00 Goodwell ............ 10.75 Madras .............. 6.10 Lancaster ........... 8.30 Garnett ............. 4.34 Marion .............. 8.61 Covin on ...........
6.22 Kelt on... ........... 5.71 Manassas ............ 10.70 Wapato ............. 6.76 Upper Tract.. ...... 5.62 Danbury ............ 6.36 2 s t a t i m ............
18.11 Merce$es ............
Iowa.. .............. rianssr.. ............ ICentucky. .......... Louisiana.. .......... Maryland-Delaware. mhigan.. .......... MlMes.ota. .......... %II&.¶f-Pi. .......... ............ Montana ............. Nebraska.. .......... Nevada.. ............ New England.. ..... New Jersey .......... New Mexico.. ....... New York ........... NorthCero ha...... North Dakota. ...... OMO.,.. ............ oklahoms.. ......... Oregon.. ............ Pennsylvania ........ South Wollna...... South Dakota.. ..... T~maessee. .......... Terns. .............. Utah.. .............. vir*. ............ Wsshulgton.. ....... west Vlrghla. ._ ._.. wlswnsln.. ......... Wyoming ...........
Caruthersville ....... Glasgow ............. Syracuse. ........... 2 stations ............ 2 stations ............
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54.8
63.4 52.9
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53.0 54.3 49.9 51.9 59.5 70.5 54.0 43.0 43.0 67.7 57.3 40.4 40.0 43.8 43.6 61.0 50.0 45.3
eo. 4 42.3
53.6
80.8 44.5 50.1 61.5 46.0 61.8 07.6 41.5 57.0 45.4 54.4 43.3 36.4
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91 83
87 92
85
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+a. 2 -4.1 -2.2 +3.4 +3.4
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+2.1 +2. 6 +1.2
+o. 8 +3.6 +3.5 +1.4 +O. 6
+o. 1 +3.7 +l .9 -3.9
+o. 2 -5.5 +1.0 +1.5 -0.8 +1.0 +2.9
+O. 6 +2.6
+o. 8 -3.2 +1.4 +2.1
+o. 8 +3.6 +l. 5 -5.8 +2.5 -2. 9
+2. 9
+o. 1 -3.6
Qamett.. ............ 4statlons ............ Moscow.. ........... San Bemlto .......... St. Gearge ........... 2 stations ............ Oranger ............. Moorefield ........... Racine .............. 2 s t a t i m ............
Temperature.
Monthly extremes.
95 81 92 107 86 93 86 91 76 76
Galamazw .......... 84 Beardsley ........... 83
Okolona ............. I 91
psterson. ........... 89 Tularosa ............ 88
Mount Vernon - -. -. . 89
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Zstations ............ I 96
Mando1 89 4 SI
Beaver .............. 95 The Dalles. ......... Gettysbura .......... I
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15
' 22 7 25 15
2 13 14 30 '21
Valle Head ........ Fort Galley.. ....... Dutton _____. . ___ __. . Fordyce Dam ....... Silverton ............ Wausau.. ........... Blue Ridge .......... Waimea ............. Stanley.. ...........
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32 2 26 -3 -9
38 28 48 -1.1
1 Far descrlptIrm of tablea and charta, see REVIEW,
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+1.04 +2. 61
+2.62
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-0.49 -1.44 +1.07 -0.16 -0.23 +2. 42
+o. 78
+o. 22 -0.01 -0.33 -1.08
+o. 05 +0.32 +O. 13 -0.46 +1.32 +3.52 -0.11 -0.50 +2.14 -0.68
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Precipltatlon.
Qreatest monthly. I Leastmonthly.
St. Bernard ......... ......... Ryan Ranger Sta.. . ............ SunnaBanG ........ ..............
mega .......... I 7.62 1 omu ............ 23.49 3st
st River Exp. 3.59 Fel
Mesa Grande.. ...... ........... Long Branch ........ ............ Tallahassee .......... ............ Tlfton ............... a t i m ............ t
Dahlo Honl Prim ................. Qt,
In. 0.61 0.00 2.77 0.00 T. 0.00 0.30 0. 00 aaa
1.15 3.13 1.04 0 9 2 2.68 1.69 U. 8a
1.50 T. 1.80 1.72 0.51 0.34 0.00 1.13 1.57 0.00 0. u 1.54 T. 1.73 1.15 0.18
0. I T. 3.14 0.00 0.12 0. a2 0.00
1.17 0.16
1. za
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Districts andstations.
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE I.-Cli~tologiml data fOr Wwtha B W ~U ~tationS, April, 19.92.
APRIL, 1922
Nno Englad.
Enstport. ............ Qwenville Me .......
Concord. ............. Burlru on ........... N o r 2 eld. .......... Boston. .............. Nantucket ........... Block Island ......... Providence.. ......... Hartford.. ........... New Haven ..........
Middle Atlantle Stated
Albany. ............. Binghamton.. ....... New York. ..........
Portland, h e .........
1
Scrsnton. ............. Atlantic City .......... Cape Mr&v--. .......... Sand ook. ......... TrenLn.. ............. Baltimore.. ........... Washington.. ......... Lynchburg.. .......... Norfolk.. ............. Richmond. ........... Wythe ville... ......... 1
....... ............. I
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Ft. Ft. Ft. In. In.
76 67 85 29.86 29.g 1,070 E-.... 28.79 29.1 103 k 117 29 88 30.( "55 76 79! ?i G d 3O.C io4 11 491 29.56 3o.t 876 1'2 80' 29.06 30.( 125 115 1881 3.S7 XI.( 1" 14 90: 29.99 30.1 26 11 46 9.1 30.1
180 215 551 9.84 30.1 159 122 140 29.85 so.( 108 ,74 153 29.93 30.1
97 lo2 871 10 314 414 374 94 117 1 s 325 81 805 111 52 37 lS 13 22 10
190 159 1% loo
112 6?
881 153 91 170 144 11
!,W 49
115 29.94 30.1 84 29.10 30.1 454 29.71 30.1 104 29.6s 30.1 190 L9.88 50.'
98 29.7'2 30. 119 3.21 30. 45 30.0?( 30. 8 30.09 30. 55 33.03 XI. 163 29.80 30. 113 29.96 30.
85 29.96 30. 188 6.30 30. 205 30.01 30.
52 29.95 30. 56 27.73 30.
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2.26 -0.1 9 5 853 s. 2 5 4 +0.3 14 5:015 nw. 1 .w -1.3 812,127 nw. 1.43 -1.1 12 5,640 w. 1.52 -1.4 12 7,164 nw. 1 .g ~ -1.3 12 3.387 nw, 3.44 +o.s 14 6,038 nw. 1.75 -1.2 1013.263 nw. 2.41 -0.6 12 7 335 nw. 2.08 ...... 911:360 N.
1.69 -1.6 11 9,055 W.
0.88 -2.4 9 4,635 sw. 1.05 -2.8 9 5,556 11W.
1.53 -1.6 12 6,202 SW.
1.68 -1.9 710 141 ne. 2.01 -1.4 10 6:91S S.
2.51 -1.2 11 5,547 W.
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H.3 +2.8 73 3.16 4 .2
Ashevllle Charlotte Hatteras Manteo.. Raleigh ............... Wihmngtau ........... Charleston ............ ColumMa, 5. C ....... Due West ............. ...... ...... Qreendle, 5. C .......
58~8nDah ............. Jacksonville
Augusta.
Fbtida Penina3a.
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76.6 +3.0 72 0.26 -1.6
heywe& ............. 22 io 6430.0530.07+.0578.8+3.1862983 71 2 7 4 13 70 66 70
Miami ................ 25 71 7930.0930.12 ...... 75.8 +1.6 84 1 2 8 0 6? 2 7 2 16 68 65 71
SsndKey ............. 21 39 7'230.08 30.09 +.0776.4 ...... 8 2 2 9 7 8 71 2 7 5 6 70 67 73 Tampa ................ 35 79 92 30.07 30.10 +.M 75.2 +1 2 90 13 84 57 2 66 25 66 62 T2
Etwi Qulf 8tatta. 67.9 +3.3 74 3.32 -0.7
Atlanta ............... 1,174 190 216 28.89 30.11 85 14 7" 41 1 5 3 29 56 51 70 Macon ................ 370 78 87 29.72 30.11 90 14 781 4? 21 55 32 58 52 66 Thmnasville .......... 273 49 58 2 9 .1 30.11 89 16 80 4.3 21 59 32 Bo 56 72 Pe~UScola ............. 56 149 185 30.03 30.09 79 18 74 49 1 64 26 65 63 84 Anniaton .............. 741 9 57 29.32 30.11 88 14 76 30 2 53 39 ............ Birmingham .......... 100 11 88 29.34 30.10 85 6 76 39 2 56 36 57 52 88 Mobile ................ 57 135 161 30.02 30.08 84 14 77 49 1 8 3 28 U 61 80 Montgomery .......... 223 100 112 29.86 30.11 89 14 78 43 2 59 31 61 57 73 2 .S -1.4 5 5,157 S.
Meridian .............. 375 85 93 29 67 30.08 +.a 67.4 +3.3 86 16 78 39 2 57 35 Bo 56 73 4.20 -0.S 10 4 888 s. Vieksburg ............. 247 65 73 29178 30.08 +.08 68.2 +2.6 85 16 76 45 1 Bo 27 62 59 78 1'22 -0.2 12 5:W4 5.
NewOrleans .......... 53 76 8430.0030.05+.0573.3+5.4871380 64 2 6 6 20 66 6 2 7 5 3.81 -1.1 7 5 ,8 4 0 s .
5hremport ............ 249 77 9329.7430.01+.0867.S+2.086 9 7 7 46 1 5 8 28 62 59 78 6.97+2.4 1 0 6 2 3 4 s e .
FprtSmlth ........... 457 79 94 29.88 29.96 .00 63.6 +1.9 85 6 73 39 1 54 33 57 52 71 LittleRock ........... 357 136 144 29.62 29.99 +.01 64.2 +1.5 86 6 74 40 1 55 31 57 52 69
C usChristi ........ D% ................. Fortworth ........... Qalveston ............. QroPsberk ............. ...... ............ ...... Houston .............. ...... ............
P8ktim .............. PortArthur .......... ...... 5anAntmo .......... Taylor ................ ............
Connth ............... 469 6 ...................... 65.6 ...... 88 6 76 38 2 55 38 ............ 5.27 ...... 11 ...... 1.
West GulfStqtca. 67.7 +1.9 75 6.08 +2.5
Bentonville ........... 1,303 11 44 .................. 60.2 +3.3 84 6 71 32 1 49 36 ............ 3.89 0.0 12 ..'.... ....
Brownsville ........... .................. 78.4 ...... 96 10 87 53 19 70 28 ............
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44 sw. 35 sw. 33 ne. 37 sw. 35 sw. 39 sw. 24 n. 35 sw. 31. sw.
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5h -7 1 3s 54 2Y 1 3s
51 f.7 20 33
5b -7 1 36 till 34 1 $9 60 31 1 41 6 % 30 1 4 0 6a 33 1 45 ai 41 1 I 30 20 $9
64 3 11 46
I 40 28. 49
54 ;7! 19 36'
64 34 I' 45
gF, 39 18 , 46 65 33 I ' 47 65 31 11 4 . ti7 32 11 48
67 34 IS, 46
6lXj 34 1IU G l 8 19, 40
(ij BP 19 43 62 30 19' 46
57 P 19' 36 59 BO 19 41
Bo WI 19 39 Bo 271 19 40
I 241 19 37
30.04 30.05 30.04 30.05 30 . n4 80.04
30 . M
30.07
.jo . 04 3.04 30 . 05
:;o.& 80.05
YO . 02
30.05
10
3 3 32
?j
35 31 79 43 39 75
3s 34 76 40 35 73 34 31 !32
14 6 470 131 9'137
13) 7. w 13. 8. 869
1 5 ~s .i ~
I
nw . n .
ne . ne .
s .
1.10
1.85 0.6s 0.4s 1.63 0.77 1.27
3.56
1.31 1.55 3 SW
3.71 3.05 2.86 2.64 2.69 2.97 3.35 3.62 5 .3 5.45 7.401
i 3 9 !
74 75 7::
70 76 79
-0.8
-0.5 -1.2 -1.6
...... +O . 1
+0.6
-1.1 -0.s +l .G
+L O ...... +0.1 0.0
-0.1 0.0 -0.4 -0.2 +0.3 +1.9 f 2 .2
......
+3.9
30.G
3O.OL
30 . n- 20.0:
29.Yb ............
+.04 +.06
+ . h. ......
+.W2
29.9s 29.96 29.95 29.98 29.93
29.96 29.95 29.9s
2Y . 98 3u.w BO . 02
29.9s 29 . w
......
43.1
43.1
41.8 43.6
42.0
44.8
+2.6
+1.7
+3.6
......
+2.7
.....
33 3s
71
38 33 73
3S 32 G9
F . ' F.1. F . %
68
31 54 49 67 32 53 47 PI5
27 57 51 65 3 Stj 51 71 30 ............ 31 55 4.Q 70 32 32 45 64
31 4S 4 .
.
70 32 ............ 5'2 51 48 t% 3: .... .N 72
31 47 42 69 3:' 4s 43 7'
&! 44 49 m 3i5 48 41 62
31 45 39 Gl
73
2s 42 39 .s 27 "7
22 4 3 38 71 2s 43 39 72
311 ............ 27 4 40 75 26 4.i 40 70
34 36
341
31 72
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15 12 13 16 11
-1-1-
6.5
7.0 2 6 ao 5.9 0.3 ao 5.8 0.6 0.0 6.8 0.4 0.0
.... 0.8 0.0
I n . In .
4.55 +L O
4.35 0.0 4.61 0.0 3.21 -1.4
4.1 +I .] 6.Mi +?.O
4 . 07 +O . 6 8.15 +L1 4.71 ...... 1U.57 ...... 4.39 +1.4
5.3s +2.5
3.77 +0.5
3 .SI +0.9
3.56 +0.7
2.72 +0.4
4.53 +n ..
i9.w +n.q
I
11 6
7 10 4
12
3.n9 +0.5
3.w ...... 3.3;: +i.n
2.74 +a . 4
6.104 n . 7. 144 e . 7. 555 se 9. SOS n t . ...... se . 6. 096 se .
3.33 +L O
2.7s +0.6
4.23 +2.2 2.02 -0.4
4.50 +2.0 2.69 +0.6
3.75 +1.2 2.39 ...... 3.79 +l.S 3.39 +1.3
.) 06 -0.6
i:wl +l.S 3.7n +o.s 4.621 +2.2
9 3s -0.3
i:Ul +0.7
30.00 30.W 29 99 8iru
51.5 +L O
...... 45.6 ...... 69 +.01 45.2 -0.4 67
+ 01 46 9 -0 4 70' +:05 4518 +1:31 70
3.821 +o . 91
16
13 17
17
14
13
13
15
IO 15
8
13
17
14
11
11 10
13 16 11
8 15
7.6 1.5 0.0
6.7 7.2 4.5 1.2 0.0 0.0
167.1 T . 0.0
6.2 10.7 0.0 6.6 2.0 0.0 6.1 T . 0.0 6.1 0.3 0.0
5.8 0.0 0.0
6 6 0.0 0.0
5.7 0.0 0.0 145.6 0.00.0
3.2 0.0 0.0
5.7
5.1 0.0 0.0 5.2 T . 0.0
156.- 0.00.0
125.4 0.00.0 6.1 T . 0.0
6.4 T . 0.0 5.6 T . 0.0
106.2 0.80.0
176.8 4.00.0 4.7 0 . 1 0.0 6.2 T .0 .0
126.5 0.00.0
6.7 T . ao
6.5 ao 0.0
5.4 ao 0.0
4 . ao 0.0
._ - ..
Milm .
15 6 7417 n . 15 S:7H sw . in . i.w s . 11 s.409 s . 913.105 sw . SI 9.w7 s . 101 9.760 s w . 13' g.iin1 se . 151 s.4~2 se . 1.'; S. 216 s . 11: 6.600 ne . S 9.212 nw . 11; KIWI ne . 13 4 067 w . in1 s:a?o 11 . 15 9. OOF, nw .
!I
14 12 10 10 9 15 11 8
15 12 18 11
12.13.7S41 sw . 141 S . 361 15 8 312 w . 131 131 9 :s ~ nw w . .
1311 59s w
13!10: 162 s i . 14'11 40s sw . 141 7:a.r. RW .
w .
islin'zo ud
11! s, 9341 sw . .I
7. 433 s .
5 a s . s . 6:M) s . 6 155 e . 5 :~ ne . 6. 165 s .
5'7M s' 6'707 s i . 7:4.36 sw .
...... nw .
10, 9J5 s .
m.a,
30.01
b0.04
80.01
J0.b
9.99
30.00
30.01
~1 .9 s
jO.rr2
ao.01
...... 42.0 ...... tib
+.b 50.9 +0.7 7b +.a. 46.0 -0.3 7u
+.OI 50.6 +n.2 a +.G 4s.s -0.1 7" +.oJ 53.5 +1.s SI +.a5 60.0.8 +2.5 SI +.04 52.5 +l.B 77 +.a$ 54.6 +?.e SI +.01 55.1 +1.5 Sj
+.@9 58.9 +2.4 s2
52.6 +L O
38 36 46 :i3
34 40 50
40 60 ti0 49 35
50
44 46
40 51 55 42 46 33
Maximum velocity .
nw . nw .
nw . sw .
.s w. s . sw .
w . sw . nw . n . nw .
ne . n .
s . nw w . nw . 8 .
w .
UW
. 00
. 00
+.01 -.o2
+.01.
+.03
+.M +.05 +.O +.a +.a
......
...... ......
.
ai *
d .
11 11 11
14 11
1;
11 1( 1s f 11
1; 11
14 11
!a
!u 18
x 3
2(
1s
2[
11
li 17 1E
2c 11 19
19
9 19 9 19 19 19
I9 19 19
9 B
E 18 19
18 ...
18
19 9
19 9 18 19 19 11 19 8 18 11
ia
...
11 3
14
11 E 10 1c
1% 1E 1s 1:
a
!, i ..
I 56.0
55.8
55.2 57.6 57.2 55.s 50.7
SAG; 46.31 50.2.
47.31 49.2
53.21
49.8!
+i.7 +1.5
+l.9 +3.0 +2.1
+2.5 +2.1 +0.8
+1.7 +2.2
+2.4
......
......
m E3
8.3
85
So
82
81
84
8.3 77 75 73 77
9.93 +6.2
.. 54 ...... 694 +1.1
5.9; +2.5 2.24 ...... 2.4s -0.3 212 -0.Y
2.30, 0.0 3.08 +o.3 0.54 -2.1 n.w -1.4 1.37 -1.4
$06 +0.s
9.301 +6.5
14 I
40
381 51 35 37 3s 44 34 47
38 40
35 45
34. $2
34
$31 49
a71 CP
............ 44 68 3 7 ' 4 3 4 2 6 s 46 70
39 70 $2 7J 3 6 4 6 4 0 6 7 34 71 36 64
............ ............
3 I 36 681
..............
222
. !7 I5 !4 16 IS
10 !4 b L8 E
I3 15 L4
58
5
62
50
40
40
s:! 42
57 42
26 11
39
47 41
44
49 3s 3s
36 33 I 36 25
a
. .
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..
66 32 31 30 5s
2 i 20
... . . .
38 74 2a 31 38
27
35 34 30 25
33
32 31
20
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE 1 .--Climatological datu for Weather Bureau stations, April, lg%?iContinued.
3 .4 1 s
n
.%
--
..... n.
sw.
ne. n.
se.
nw.
nw.
nw. nw.
sw.
w.
w. sw.
sw.
w.
3.
. . . . .
. . . . - w.
w. nw. nu'. w.
w. sw.
W.
w.
.-...
nw.
w. nw. nw,
11.
nw, s.
nw w. nw sw.
3.
sw.
$.
w. s.
w. sw.
...- . . . . sw sw
n. nw n w nw nw nw
nw nw W.
ne.
e.
n. n.
ne
h m , 1922
I8
18
I7 18 18, 181
21
27 11
LO
15 15 11 10 10
10
10
..
..
1 E!evation Of I Preaure. I Temperature of the air. I \Villa I instnunenta.
v;
3
3
8
_-
I
I
1
1
Northern Slopc.
Billing# ..._..._....... H a m ......__......... Helena _...._.__..___. Kali~pell _..._____._._. 3611aSCitv ..______..... RapldCfty _._____._... Cheyenne ....__.____.. Lander ._......_..__.__
YdowstonePark ___._ North Platte ...._.___.
Sheridan _..._._.___._.
bftddle Slope.
Denver _.___..__._ pueblo _._____..._____. Conwrdia __._..._.____ DodgeClty .._.....____ Wichita ______.......__ Altus _..__._r...__._._ Broken Arrow ..______ Xuskogee ....._.__.__. OklahomaCity ________ Southern Sbpe.
Abilene .....________.. Amarillo ...___._______ DelRio _._.....__._.__ Roswell _.._______._.._
Southern Pldcau.
ElPaso ......_._..._.. SantaFe _..._.___.___. Flagst+ _....___..____ Phoenix ..__.___._._._. Y u ~ .._....-..-...... Independence .........
Niddb Plateau.
Reno ...-........-_.... Tonopah _...-.-....... Winnemucca ..._...... Modem ..__._........_ Salt Lake City ...__.._ Urand Junction .....__
Northern Plafcau.
Baker ...._....-....... Boise .................. Lewlstnn .-............ Pocatello ............_. p a n e .--........... allaWalla ...- -....-
North Pacifie Coast Region.
NorthHasd ...._....__ Port Alyeles ._..._.._. Seattle ....._........._ Tacoma ..._._......... Tatooah Island -..._... Yshima . --. . . .-. . .. . . Medford .__...._....... Portland, Oreg .-...... Roseburg ......_.._...
Niddlc Pacific Coast Rqion.
Eureka ....._....__._.. Point R es ....._.....
SaCramelltO.. ..-... . .. Ssn Francisco ......... Wn Jose ..-...........
south Pacific coast Region.
Fre'sno -......_._._.._. Los Angeles ._......... S a D m ---...... .... SanLuisObispo _.....
Wed Indica.
SsnJuan,P.R .......
Panama Canal.
BalboaHeighta .....-. Colon .................
Alaaka.
Juneau ................
Red B i g ....._......
--I
-
FL. Ft. FL. In. In. In. F. ' F. OF. O F . a F. OF. a F. a F. F. % In. In. blile8.
41.0 -1.9 68 2.27 +0.7
5 ..__ ...... ...... _..... 44.6 ...... 79 ?Z 58 13 10 31 4d ..._ .._. .... 2.91 ...... 3,140 9 ...._. nw. 2505 11 4 4 2 7 .3 3 2 9 9 9 +.0 6 4 2 .7 -1 .0 7 7 2 ?S ~ 2 4 1 9 3 3 40 37 32 73 1.11+0.1 1 2 5 1 7 R e $110 87 112 25.75 3o:M) +.n3 40.1 -1.9 70 21 49 19 12 31 34 33 25 61 2.04 +0.9 11 6:228 Sk. 813 48 56 ___.__ a.99 + ll? 40.1 -2.4 67 21 49 23 17 32 341 ......_..._. 1.86 +0.8 14 4 .W nw. 2371 ?6 8827.4430.02+'0645.4+0.777215fj 0 0 1 0 3 5 40 39 35 79 4 1 3 +1 .0 135.1H)se. 3:259 50 5 8 ~.5 6 3 1 1 .0 1 +:0 6 ~.3 -0 .2 7 4 ~2 5 :1 2 0 1 9 3 4 2s 37 9 63 3 .2 +0 .9 1 0 6 8 5 2 n
6
3'790 10 47 26.05 29.90 _...__ 40.3 ,______ 72 ?" 51
w 101 23.91 29.9.84 +a3 38.2 -3.4 65 22 e 32 5j 70 3.21 +I.! 16 9:190 i. ig 60 68 24.57 29.98 +:M 37.8 -4.4 64 3 4h
6:ZOO 11 48 3 .7 9 29 99 + a? 33.21 -3.8 62 2'1 4: 27 21 65 1.15 -0.2 14 6:2% s. 2,821 11 51 27.M 29198 +:M 45.11 -0.5 77 2'2 60 41 34 68 2.01 -0.1 6 6,731 e.
33 28 3.65 +1.- 8 3 534 sw. 35 28 67 3.47 ...... 12 i 6 8 d nw.
66 4.20 4-2.0
I
52.8 -0.8
:.;..5292 106 113 24.62 2990 OO 45.2 -1.9 T2 30 56 1s 18 34 34 37 28 60 3.05 4-1.: 14 5737 S.
4'685 SO 88 251s 31% -'02 4 8 8 -1.7 78 2 61 20 18 37 43 79 29 56 1.21 -0.- 8 4:7M e. (3W2 50 5s %:47 29.95 +:E &4 +O.S 82 6 64 34 19 44 38 k7 41 69 2.33 -0.1 1U 7.380 s. 2 509 11 51 27.34 79.94 +.M 53.0 -1.4 82 91 64 9 11 42 28 4.i S9 69 4.21 +?.4 11 9.14b ne. 1 ;s 130 158 28.48 29.90 -.06 53.5 -1.1. 79 21 64 35 IS 47 34 yJ 44 71 6.1? +3.4 1210,793 se. 1,410 5 ..__ ______ ._._.. ___... 61.3 ...... 91 16 72 3tj 19 3J 49 .... .___ __._ 5.72 ...... 9 ___._. se. 765 11 52 29.11 3 .9 4 ....__ 60.1 ...... 79 0 69 36 1 51 30 _.__ ___. __._ 5.63 ...... 1210,504 se. 652 4 _.__ _..___ _.._._ _...__ t2.5 ...... Q ?? 7d 34 1 52 38 .._. .... _.__ z.33 ...... 12 ._.... ne. 1,114 10 47 28.66 29.94 +.02 60.0 +0.4 85 12 69 36 18 51 34 52 471 72 1.67 +4.9 1'3 9,E9 s.
1 738 10 52 25.11 29 90 00 64.9 +0.5 94 16 75 S7 19 55 3s .u 45 50 8.71 +6.4 11 8 6% se. 9:676 10 49 3 .1 9 :i:90 +10; 54.5 +0.2 8.; 12 tiii 33 11 +i 4u 46 :<s 65 3.25 +1.5 8 8:7% se. 944 64 71 2891 29.89 .OO 71.:; +1.3 98 9 82 47 11 b! .t ,_...__...__. 4.62 +2.7 8 'J.237 se.
3,58(i 75 85 3.27 29.61 -.01 58.4 -2.2 84 12 71 30 19 40 47 3 41 1.97 +0.9 6 7 ,9 S s.
62.4 0.0 55 1.49 +2.9
54.2 -3.7 40 0.40 0.0
3 762 110 133 26.10 29 8:! - 01 61.6 -2.2 87 22 74 35 19 49 36 44 22 31 0.29 0.0 410 755 w 71018 38 53 23.15 29:s +:01 44.3 -3.3 69 21 56 19 10 32 3 3.1 "0 50 1.45 +O.O 8 5:7% s i .
6:- 10 58 _..._. _._._. .____. 3 .6 -3.6 67 21 52 4 6 25 45 _... _.__ _.._ 0.97 _._._. S ...... w. 1,108 76 81 28.73 2 9 .S +.01 M.2 -3.4 92 23 78 35 10 40 45 4s a:! 39 0.24 -0.2 1 4 ,4 5 e. 141 9 5 4 2 9 .7 5 9 .8 0 +.0 2 ' ~5 --1 .6 g j ?2 8 1 4 0 1 U 5 0 & 31 36 0.00-0.1 04.W-W. 3,957 9 41 25.93 29.W +.M 51.7 -5.0 &I "2 W 26 10 a8 40 40 28 42 0.04 -0.1 1 6,745 nw.
4532 74 81 25.46 30.03 +.08 43.2 -4.1 73 21 5 i 20 is 3 40 34 w 5.1 0.40 -0.2 6 5.745 w.
6:ow) 12 20 24.00 29.96 ._._.. 41.4 ...-.. 67 20 52 16 g 31 32 3:! 21 50 U.44 -1.3 6 6 965 nw. 4,344 18 56 25.00 30.W +.07 41.4 -5.7 70 21 55 l i 11 2s 3s 33 25 80 0.55 -0.3 7 5l400 sw. 5.479 10 43 24.54 29.91 +.03 40.2 -6.7 72 ?2 54 7 9 2'0 44 32 21 55 1.02 +0.? 11 7,418 sw. 4.380 163 X3 25.58 29.9s +.I% 44.4 -5.2 70 27 S 2.1 17 36 ~b 313 2s 56 3.08 +0.8 11 5 346 nw. 4,602 60 G3 2 5 .3 9 .8 7 -.01 4S.0 -5.2 77 21 60 23 18 35 37 3s 2s 53 0.45 -0.3 11 5:010 sc.
3,471 48 53 28.45 30.0s +.OS 40.6 -2.9 66 21 50 ?? 12 31 34 35 ' 8 6a 0.71 4 .2 9 5122 se. 2,739 7s 88 27.16 30.04 +.06 45.0 -5.1 70 21 M 27 17 34 31 3s is 50 1.51 +0.3 11 4:7S IIW.
757 40 48 29.3 30.08 +.09 9 .0 -3.9 79 21 60 30 12 3s 33 ._________._ 1.U3 -0.1 14 3,Og e. 4 477 Bo 68 25.42 29.9s C.04 40.4 -6.4 67 49 19 12 31 31 33 26 69 1.S1 -0.2 13 53% se. 1:- 101 110 27.W 30.U6 +.07 44.6 -3.1 7? 21 54 25 12 35 33 39 33 69 1.43 +0.1 15 4,977 sw. 991 57 6 5 2 9 .0 0 3 0 .0 8 +:0 7 4 ~3 -3 .6 7 $~1 5 ~ 3 3 1 2 4 0 31 $2 3.3 57 1.31-0.4 1 3 4 ,9 5 2 ~~.
43.4 -5.4 55 0.99 -0.2
44.8 -4.2 62 1.20 -0. I
46.5 -2.6 77 3.60 -0.5
211 11 29 S 125 215 213 113 86 7 1 Oil 4
153 68 510 9
1:425 4
62 0.74 -1.5
62 73 490 7 332 50 69 106 155 208 141 12
56.2 -2.3 66 0.16 -0.8
I
327 89 98 29.69 30.Q + 06 57.4 -3.8 .S3 33 47 36 54 0.10 -0.6 1 6.013 nw
87 62 70 29-93'30.02 +.03 33.3 -1.9 SIJ 2s 5n I 73 0.17 -0.6 6 4 731 W.
82 8 54 29.98 30.07 ...... 74.2 ..._._ Sil 13 ..........._ 3.19 -0.7 1611,346 e.
118 7 7 29.72 29.W .OO F3.0 +1.4 94 ?o 74 72 71 0.16 -2.7 3 8.157 nw 36 7 97 29.83'29.87 .OO 82.6 +1.7 89 12 76 74 7s 2.11 -2.2 1311,960 n.
80 11 49 29.92 30.01 ...... 39.6 ...... 53 22 36 31 76 10.88 _._.__ 22 3,444 se.
33.5 159 191 29.66 30.02 +:la 57.6 -1.8 I Zy 50 43 67 0.10 -1.0 1 5,051 sw
201 32 40 29.511 30.08 +.04 53.4 -1.8 86 39 46 10 68 0.27 -1.21 3 3:- nw
I
taximu- velocity.
13 10 7 12 13 9 7 12 13 11
6
131 .... bo o o 151 6.7 2.1 60 18 7.3 12.9 0.0 12 .... LO T. 11 6 3 8.3 0 0 16 67 3.1 6 0 16 6.6 13.8 0 0 9 5.8 31.8 60 13 6.7 ?0.4 0.0 11 6.0 6.7 T. 15, 5.8 0.3 0.0
15.7 I
7
1 13 4
5 10 2
I 6 B
12 5.3 21.0 a0 9 5.6 T. 0.0 14 5.7 T. 0.0
13 5.1 T. 0.0 12 5.9 0.0 0.0 16 .... 0.0 0.0 14 0.1 ao 0.0 15 .... 0.0 0.0 9 13 6.1 0.0
101 121 11 7 4.7 T.
1'2' 14 8 8 i 5 6 0
9 17 13 0 2.6 a0 12! 14 7 9 4.7 a6
..i 13, 10 7 .... 5.8
R 7 9 1 4 6 1
2.6
91 21; 7 2 2 2 0.0
0.0
6 0 0 0 0 0
010
0.0 0.0
0.0 ....
10 17' 8
fil 9119 10' 13 5
8 9 14
?SI l l j 6
5; 5; 10
I i
5 3.2 5.8 0.0 2 4 2 5.1 0 0 12 i l 2.9 6 0 7 5.0 6.8 0 0 13 5.7 22.6 010 11 6.2 0.7 0.0
6.0
I 1 131 9 11
7 11 12 131 0 11
7 51 6
101 8, 10
___ ......... _.. 13 7
13 51 3 i 9, 15
I I 5 10 11 4 18' 6 10 25 5
R 28: 3
6.5
10 5.7 12 5.4 17 I 4 16 714 19 7.4
.___ . 10 ____ 22 7.S 6 4.7
2.8
9 5.6 6 3.3 0 1.7 1 1.5
n.0 0.0
T. T. T.
0.0 T. T.
....
0.0 0.0 0.0
0.0 0.0
0.0
ao 0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0 0.0
0.8
0.0 0.0
0.0 0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0 0.0
....
0.0
0.0 0.0
0.0 0.0
ao
0.0 0.0 0.0
0.0 -
0.0
ao ao
0.0
4 15 5 1
19
25
2
13
24 5 1 1.5
141 12 4 3.7 10 13 7 5 0 18; 11 1 310
12 12 6 4.6
0' 25 5 6.2 1 2 5 46.0
I
I
41 4 ?z 7.9
APRIL, 1922. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. 223
TABLE 11.-Data fiimbhed by the Canadian Meteoroloqkal Service, April, 19%.
................... e.....................
65
38 I
88 I
I It Pressure. It
In. OF
.. . ./ ......... .......... .................... ..........I ::::::::: .............................. , ......... .................... ..........I .........
Temperature of the Air.
22 ZI 18 15
16
~
11 Precipitation.
1.77 4.60 4.62 0.89 0.52
1,6W 860
2,115 -,144 1,759
28.19 30.04 +.OS I 40.0
27.71 29.98 -.01 38.5
........................................
.......................................
27.63 29.91 -.01 I 42.9
2 392
4 521
1 :M
1,262 230
3: 4%
2' 1.50
1,592
27.43 30.08
25.33 29.96
28.43 30.02 28.23 29.98
...................... 29.87 30.13
......................
......................
+.E ........
::: +.u1
I 40.6
34. s
4 2 1
, .........
................. j 39.s
16
13
13 11
' 0.68
1.89
1.10 0.80
..................
..................
.......................... Kamlwp B. C
@.y ,A i b .................................
Banff 16 ...............................
idneHat,Alb .......................
.......................... Edmdnton Alb
3.5 4 521 25.18 29.89 -.Oj 2 .8 +2.6 33.8 11.8 1.10 -0.31 11.0
5.7 2'150 27.53 29.87 -.09 -1.8 10.8
5.1 2,144 27.56 28.87 -.13 29.0 +1.5 39.2 18.8 58 3.2
0.36 -0.21
0.57 -0.15
1,282 I 28.661 29.971 I 38.8 I +0.7 j 46.1 I n .5 57
3i4B
1
26.28
1
29.94
1
-.01
1 2:; 1
-.03
1 iki 1
13.5
[ntensity Rossi- Forel.
Numbe of shwks. Remarks. Observer.
3
3
......... .........
2
1
1 1 1 1
2
.........
.................................. No damage ...................... Felt by several .................. ..... do ...........................
Felt by one.. ...................
Felt by several ..................
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33 50 33 45 33 58 32 41
117 45 117 45 117 21 115 30
4 0 5 0
3305
9 0 4 0
8 0 1 5
Jm. 31
1
13 a0
I
Crater Lake ............. 1
4!2 50
1
122 a0
I 4 1
11Few .... /F a i n t ............ -/F e l t b y m e ..................... Mn.W.T.Norrts.
-
Mean maxi- mum.
--
"F ........ ........ ........ ........ ........
........ 42.8 4s. 3 50.3
54.4
50.8
55.0
43.1
51.3 50.1 61.3 44.0 52.3
........
........
-
Eighest.
Stations. D e w - ture from normal.
In. ......... ......... ......... ......... .........
......... +O. 26
+1.2L +2.51
.........
+2.15 +2.47 +l.M
+1.00
-0.70 +2.m +2.71 -0. w -0.53
-0.72
+0.91
.........
.........
+o. 80
.........
-0.25
+0.61
+o. 37 +O. 13
-1.84
.........
.........
.........
Mean minl- mum.
Total inowfall.
"F ......... ......... ........ ......... .........
......... +?. 1 +4.8 +2.7
t 3 .7 +2. s $-4. 6
+o. 1
+3.6 +3.1 +5.2
+a. 2
+5.6
.........
.........
.F ........ ........ ........ ........ ........
........ 65
66 66
74 64 78
60
67 71 63 67 72
76
76 6s
74
62
74 77
67
........
........
........
........
........
........
........
-
O F
li In. ...................
OF .......... ......... .......... .......... ..........
.......... 27. 8 31. .; 34.4
33.1 31.9
35.9
23.1
35.0 33.6
29.4
30.7
28.7
2;. 7 32.0
29.8
24.9
28.5 30.4
40.2
..........
..........
30.3
.........
..........
.........
.........
.........
In.
......... ......... ....... - ......... .........
St. Johns. N. F .......................... Svdnev C.. R. I .......................... dalifai.' N. S. ............................ Tarmonth N S .......................... charlotte&^. 1'. E. I ...................
Chatham N. B .......................... Father Pbint Que ....................... QueW Que: ............................ Montreh. Que.. ......................... Stonecliffe, Ont ..........................
Ottawa, Ont ............................. Kingston. Ont.. ......................... Toronto. Ont ............................. Corhrane, Cat.. ......................... White River, Ont.. ......................
Port Stanley, Ont Southampton Ont.. Parry Sound.'Ont ........................ Port Arthur. Ont ........................ Winnipeg. Nan.. ........................
Minnedwa. Man. ........................ Le Pas Man ............................. Qu'Aphle Sask.. ...................... Medinne Hht, Alb. ...................... Noose Jaw, Sask .........................
Swift Current. Snsk.. ....................
........................
i
.....................
......... !: ......... .................. .................. ..................
iI ..................
q ;:: 24 ! 4.75
......... 5.2 3.5 8.2
......... .......... ......... ......... .........
13.1 10.9 0.2
......... 10.1 ......... ......... 8 I / 2.25
4.2 1.5 6.1 1.4 1.6
2.5
41.8
+4.0 j 51.4
+0 .8 , 18.8 -1.0 I 53.9
..................
911 0.24
.................. 11 1.96 21 I / l .M
......... 14.8 8.3
......... I ......... ......... II.-.---.-. .........
-0.7 1 51.4
.................. -1.51 44.7
......... ......... .........
Calgary, Alb.: .................... i.. .... Bane Alb ............................... Edmdnton. Alb. ......................... Prlnce Albert Sask. ..................... Battleford, Sisk.. ........................ Iiamlwps, B. C .......................... Victoria, B. C ............................
.................. ;;:;I 51.1 53.6
.................. -0.3 j 52.7
......... 0.7 1.0 ...... q-. ....... +.V2 46.5 ...... jj-ll ..... ~:;~ ......... .........
SEISMOLOGICAL REPORTS FOR APRIL, 19n.
W. J. HUYPHRBYS, Professor in Charge.
[Weather Bureau, Washington, June 3, 1922.1
TABLE l.-Nmimtminental eart?tqrurkc reports, April, 1922.
I I Appm1- mate time
wich civil.
a d -
Approxi- Agae
latitude. Station.
1
mate
1
Dum tion. sounds. Day.
D f O l
I
CAmORNIA.
Yorba Linda ............ Santa Ana.. ............ Riverside. .............. Cal&rn,. ................
ILLINOIS.
Monmouth.. ............
SOUTH CABOLINA.
Summerville ............
1922. 13
I6 28
11
9
E. m. 4 13
5 30 0 12
5 0 0
16 58P
sa. 4-5 5
1-10 ..........
30
..........
None. ...........
None.. ...........
.................. ..................
....do ............
Faint.. ..........
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