722 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. OCTOBER, 1909
Climatological Data for October, 1909.
DISTRICT No. 3, OHIO VALLEY.
FERDINAND J. WALZ. District Editor.
GENERAL SUMMARY.
Unseasonably cool weather, as a rule, prevailrcl over the district during nearly tlie whole month. Frost and freezing
temperatures were of frequent occurrence. In West \'irgiuia, western Pennsylvania, Kentucky, ancl over much of the district
north of the Ohio River the temperature averaged the lowest for any October, with one or two esceptions, during the past
twenty years. Rainfall was somewhat in excess of the average October amounts in Indiana and in parts of Illinois and West
Virginia, and was either nearly nornial or below over the rest
of the district. Snow fell on several clays in various parts of the
district. As much as 4 inches fell during the month at one or two stations in West Virginia, while flurries occurred as far
south as Tennessee and northern Georgia.
TEMPERATURE.
The temperature was below norm'al a t all stations in the
district. Over considerable portions of western Tennessee aiicl
central-southern Kentucky the deficiency was less than 1 ", while over the Cumberland talde-land of western Tennessee, in
southwestern Kentucky, the Scioto Valley of Ohio, and the
Allegheny Basin of Pennsylvania the deficiency was G " or more, and over t-he north-central portion of Iiidiaiia it was more than
7". Over the rest. of the district the temperature was froni 2'
to 4" below the October average. The month began coni-
paratively warm and quite warm weather prevailed during the
first decade, particularly the period 7-10th, when maximum temperatures of 70" to 90" occurred generally. During the
second decade i t was universally unseasonably cold, freezing
temperature ancl killing frost occurring in practically all parts
of the district. The first two or three days of tlie third decade
and the last two days of the month were quite warm, the maxi- mum temperature registering between TO" ancl SO" over large
areas. Unseasonably cold weather again prevailed cluring the
period 35-29th. In West Virginia temperatures of 14' to 30"
were registered on the morning of the 29th.
PRECIPITATION.
Clear weather prevailed over the district the first S or 9 days,
there being only a few scattered light showers in any section.
In the period 10-12th, a general storm passed over the upper Mississippi and Ohio valleys, bringing general ancl quite heavy
rains. The rainfall was especially heavy in West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, western Virginia, North Carolina,
Tennessee, and parts of Kentucky. Another gcneral storm
caused rains on the 14-15th, when they were especially heavy in the southern parts of tlie district. In the pcriotl 17-2ith,
moderate to heavy rains were more or less gcneral. The
heaviest occurred in Illinois, Indiana, Pennsylvania, ancl West
Virginia. After the 24th there was 110 rain of consequence. The rainfall for tlie month was deficient, averaging less t h n 3
inches over southern Illinois, the greater portion of Iientucky, the western portion of West Virginia, eastern Ohio, ancl estrenie western Pennsylvania. The amount was less tliaii 1 inch in
southwestern Illinois and in the hlahoiiiiig Valley of Ohio.
There were between 4 and 5 inches in the upper basin of the
Tennessee River, in the southeastern Monongahela Basin in
West Virginia, in the Miami Basin of Ohio, aid in central and
southern Indiana. Over the remainder of the district the rain-
fall was between 2 and 4 inches, about the average seasonal
amount. Snow occurred in the mountains of West Virginia on
the llth, in Ohio, eastern Kentucky, and Incliana on the 12th; in Tennessee on the 13th, and in West Virginia, northern In-
diana, Illinois, and Tennessee on the 15th; in Indiana and
Illinois O J ~ t.he 20th; in West. Virginia on t.he 23tl; in most of t.he
district nort,h of tlie Ohio R.iver, aiicl in West Virginia, s0ut.h-
western Virginia, and Tennessee on the 24th; and in northern
Georgia on tlie 26t.h. The amount,s werc generally not inorc
than traces, however, excepta in West Virginia, where the total
fall was as much as 4 inches at one ortwo points. Ice formed in northern Georgia on t.he 13th.
Rainfalls of 3.50 inches, or more, in twenty-four hours
occurred as follows:
Great Kaiiawha watershed: 2.55 inches at Lewisburg and 2.50 inches at Marlington, W. Va., and 2.S2 inches a t Galax,
Va., on the 11th.
Tennessee wat,ershed : 2.98 inches at A4ndre~vs, and 2.68 inches at Brysoii City, N. C., on the 14th: 3.55 inches at Briclgeport,
Ala., on the 13-14th; 3.87 inches at Tuscumbia, Ala., and 3.15
inches a t Wayneshoro, Tenn., on f,he 14th.
White R.iver watershed : 2.GO inches at Eminence, Ind., 011
tlie 23~1, and 3.13 inches a t Mount Vernon, Ind., on the Ohio
River watershed, on the 20th-2lst. In addition to tlie above, the following heavy rainfalls occurred for short periods:
I)unlay, Tenn., 1.05 inches in thirty minutes on the 15th, and at Palmetto, Tenn., 1.76 inches in thirty minutes on the 14th.
During the night of the 13th and early morning of the 14th
severe storms, t,ornnclic in character, occurred in northern
Alabama and in the southwest and south-central counties of
Tennessee. Trees were uprooted, a few houses and barns were blown clown in hIatlison County, Alabama, and considerable damage clone to timber, buildings, telegraph, and telephone
lines. No lives were lost in Alabama, but in Tennessee 29 per-
sons were Irilletl and over 100 injured. The property loss
amounted to $150,000, or more. Heavy hail attended these
st.ornis in localities in both these St.ates. The section director a t Nashville, Tenn., reports as follows:
Vwg severe lord st.orm, ~winiing t.he violence of t,ornadow in some
pl:trcs, occurred in the south\vest.~rn and aouth-central counties on the aft.Prnoon of t.hc 14th. The st.oriiis were niost destruct.ive in hIadison, hIcNsiry, :ind Hnrilin countie?. The number of persons reported killed in kIadison c'0unt.y was 1; Hsrdin, 20; McNairy, S. The reports were not
consi&rcxI cntircdy re1i:ibIe and coniplete. Probably 100 people, in all, were injurecl. Msny 1ioua.u were dest.royed or damaged, fences, timber, mid crops w r c blown clown and a coniderable number of stock killed. The property low at. Clift.on, \V :L ~I I ~ C'ount.y, was $5,,r)OO; Hamburg, H:trdin county. $60,000; Buford St.ntion, Gilm count,y, $9,000; Pithburg Landing, H:trdin County, $7.5,000; Bt.sntonville, ,IfcNary County, $1,500. At Dunlap h:rilet.onw, half round in shape, nicasurcd 5 inches in diameter.
Severe hailstorms on the same dates were also reported from
northern Georgia. See report on the severe hailstorm a.t At- lanta, Ga., in suniniary for District No. 2.
A violent storm of reported toriiaclic character swept over Chnibritlge Springs and French Creek Valley in Crawford
C'ount.y, Pa., the afternoon of the 21st, injuring several persons,
ivreclring a score or inore of residences and buildings, destroying or damaging over 100 Imras ant1 outbuildings, uprooting trees,
tearing down telegraph, telephone, and electric light poles, and
leveling fences. The '32-33d a general storm passed over the central and
upper Ohio valleys, attended by severe thundemtorms and squalls. Considerable clamage resulted, especially in the
northern and eastern parts of Kentucky. These storms, as far
as could be learned, were not tornadic in character, but were simply minclsqualls accoinpaiiying thuiiclerstornis. There were no fatalities, although there were a number of narrow escapes.
The damage was greatest in the vicinity of Louisville and
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Frankfort, Hy. I n these localities there were a number of
tol>acco bariis, farm houses, ant1 fences blown down. Hay-
stacks and shocked corn also sufl'erecl to B large estent. There was also considerable damage to orchards, shade trees, niicl
telegraph and telephone wires. Some iiiiiior claniage also re- sulted from these stornis in the portions of Indiana and Ohio
bordering the Ohio River.
On the 15th local storms of tornadic characteristics de-
stroyed several houses and killed a nuniber of cattle in the
vicinity of Lafagette, Ga. During a thunderstorm near Robinson, Ill., on the 23d,
70,000 barrels of crude oil were destroyed. The streanis, on account of the tiniely rains, were, in the
main, a t higher stages cluring tlie month than in October of
last, year. Droughty conrli tions, which frequently prevail
iluring tlie iiioiith of October, mere absent.
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. OCTOBER, 1909
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TABLE I .-~l i m d o g i c d d a h for October, 1909. Distrid No. 3, Ohio Va2k-g.
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Indians.. ................ Irwin ..................... Johnstown.. ............. Lyd pus ..................
Saegerstown .............. St. Marys ................. Pkldrnore ................. Somersct ................. Uniontown ............... Warren ................... West Virginia. Aborvale
Grove City.. ................
Plttaturg ............... ..I
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724
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Greene. ................. 1.135
Butler.. .................. 1.4M Washington ............. 770
.do.. .................. 1,127 Westmoreland ........... 1,172
Venango.. .............. 955
Armstrong ............... 772
Westmoreland.. ......... 1.100
Mercer.. ................. 950 .do.. .................. j I . SO Indlana.. ............... 1,350
Weatmoreland ........... &&I
Cambrla.. .............. 1, IS4 Westmoreland ........... I,#% Allegheny ............... 812 Crawford. ............... 1,116
Elk ...................... 1. i40
Lawrence ................ i l.Ou0
Somerset ................ 2.250 Fayette .................. OYY
Warren ................ ' 1,137
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Central Statlon' .......... Charleston.. ............. Creston ................... Cuba ..................... Dome .................... Elkhorn. .................I Elklna .................... Falrmont ................. Glenvllle ................. Grafton .................. Green Sulohur Sorlnw ...
Doddridge.. ............ w10 Kanawha.. ............. 598
Wirt ..................... 612
Jackson ................. I 544
Wayne .......................... McDowel ................ 1.933
Marlon .................. 1 870
Gilmer.. ................ 73s
Taylor ................... 985
Summers.. ............. .I 1, GOO
I Randolph ............... i 1,410
Lost Creek.. ............. Madison .................. Mannington ............. Mornantown'. ...........
Harrison.. ............... 1.033
Boone .................... 704
Marion .................. 907
Monondia.. ........... i 1.250
Nuttallburg ............... Parkemburg .............. Parsons.. ................ Phlllppi .................. Plckeav .................. Pinevlllea.. ............... Polnt Pleasant.. .........
Fayette ................. .I 2,252
Wood ..................... 63s Tucker. ................. 1. RG? Barbour ................ .! 1,192
Randolph. .............. 2.7% Wyoming.. .................... Mason.. ................. 553
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Putnam.. ........................ Roane ....... Wetxel .................. ....... ........ Rome ................. ........ Braxton ..............
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Brooke .................. 1,1?6 8 49.0
Lewis .................... 824 14 4S.4
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T. 6 14 0.0 4 18 T. 7 15 12 ' f sw. ' J0s.E. Bentlcy. T. i I 1 14 I a. G . A. Iiatwnheiger. T. 0 14 B 9 sw. CareyH.Roush.
(1.1) 7 17 5 I 9 sw. James Bull.
IJ.0' 5 15 T. t 10
11.0 5 13
0.0 5 21 T. 0 19
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se. 11. S. lieathcr Bureau. s. Samuel W. Courtright. sw. Col. S. Tsehappat.
..... .! E. T. M. Williams.
sw. U. Y. Weather Bureau. w. Ohio State University. .............. Cant. Paul hlnson.
............... 79 9 29 I0 Y 24
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.............. 3.04 ........ 2.31 ........ 4.1!1 + 1.93
4.3F + 2.09 2 .6 i + 0.49
2.19 - 6.17 1.77 + 0.hY
10 15 sw. ' Superintendent.
~
.............. Mrs. Ada JeRries.
10 6 W. Edith E. L.Boycr. 0 5 ne. Mrs. D. D. Rist.
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17 25
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511. s - 2.0
51.0 - 3.6
40.6 - 3.U 48.4 - 4.2 4ii.2 - 4.7
51.9 - 4.0
45.8 - S.6
48.8 - 3.2
50.1 ....... S!!.G', - 2.6 51.0 -5 .4
JX.4 ........ 4 i .2 - 5 .2
5U.0 - 5.2
4!1.4 :. , . . , . . 4il.4 - 4.1
51.1 -1 .G
4S.G - 3. 1 47.4 -6 .3 4li.S - 5.5
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47.9 - 3. 8
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S 111 YW. Dr. L. E. Davis. H 5 w. W. B. Longstwth.
G 7 IIW. W. F. Kenyon.
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... 1.057
... SYS
... (run 13
... ilU 26
... 627 06
... Ysn 19
... 1.2nn 17
... S i 5 1R
... 1.145 18
... SJll Y
... 1.1011 17
... iX8 1 1 .
... 1.053 16
... 1.Nl5 ..... ... 945 21 . Patasknla. .............. Licking ................. 1,nX 17
Philo (I ) ................. h%skingum ............. 1,(11S 15
Phllo (3 5 .................... do ........................... 0
Plattaburg ................ Clark .................... 1.11n 17 Pomcroy ................. hleim .................... i s 1 2R
Portsmouth ............... Ribtman.. ................ Bbenandoah0.. ........... Sldney ................... Somerset.. ............... Sprlngfield ............... Bummerfield.. ............ Thurnian ................ Urbana.. ................. Warren.. ................. Waverlyl. ................ Waynesville.. ............ Warren.. ................ 7W 25 . Wocnter .................. Wavnc ................... 1,030 25 Youngstown .............. Mahoning ........................... Zaneaville ................ Muskingum .........................
..........
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Lawshe ................... Arlvms ............... MrConnrlsvillc ........... Morgan ............... Marietta .................. Wsihington ..........
nw. ' C. H. Morris.
T. G i 4 T. 4 15
fI.0 7 17 7 7
T. ti Y 17 6
T. I 19 5 7
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Marion ................... Msrlon ............... Mllfordton ............... Iinox ................. Mllllgan~ ................. Perry. ............... Mlllport .................. Columhlnna ......... Nellle .................... Coshocton ............ New Alexandria.. ........ .IeKrraon ........... New Berltn ............... Stark .............. New Richmond.. ........ Clprniont.. ........... New Waterford.. ......... Colunihlnna. ........
T. 7 ' 1 s 4 9 nw. I Clayton Roll.
sw , Sam. C. Srott. ...... .............. 4i.11 - 4.R
.............
................................................... 21 20 45 1.73 - IJ.34 1.115 T. _..., 10 U 12
North Lewlsburg.. ....... Champaign.. ........ Oranaeville ............... Trumbull ............. ..... C. B. Wade. ............................................................. 80 9 ?" 2St 38 1.25 + fl.llS ' 1.05 T. s 14 14 !"3 , sw. ......
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SI Qt 25 l!W 3 i ;.21 + 0.31 II.bB T. S 16 I1 ! 4 SW. L. C. Burckhalter. s3 !H 211 29 45 2.58 ........ 0.45 T. 7 1s 10 3 se. Louis Hardtln.
i 9 i t 2:; ?!I 3H 3.52 + 1.40 1.X T. Ij IS 4 9 w. F. E. Stewart. 8.i 111 ?i 25 38 1.s - o.08 1.i15 0.n 7 10 7 S w. W. C;. Branrh. BD ICJ ?S 25 37 2.33 - (1.39 fi.bl T. 7 1 i 3 11 w. Dr. €1. A. Schirrmnn.
WI !I 21 25 41 1.13 - n.nn 11.i2 n.n 6 211 fi 5 W. J. B.Glsh.
81 9 21) 20 38 2.17 + 0.2: 1.15 'r. 7 11 I F 4 aw. T. B. Arnett. x:i !I 24 ?!I 41 8.52 + 1. l i 1.33 n.0 in I4 S 9 nw. H. B. Blake.
h0 9 ?i ?,!I 34 2 .1 3 + n.39 1.111) T. x 1!1 7 5 n. . hlissM. C. Slrerldan.
8.1 !I 18 ?a S? 2.28 .___.. , 11.7i 'r. i 1 1 I? fi xw. H. R. MrClintoek. 84 111 21 29 41 , 2. I:< + II.M I I .~ n.n 4 15 , 9 D. D. Thomas. 8:! i t 21 29 44 2.9i +0.79 1.66 T. 4 1:s 13 5 Prof. J. H. Wlllianis. x4 21 2n 40 o.sn - 1.41 !i ~:i :s T. R 1:s x . 111 hf. D. McCorkle. s4 H 211 29 47 1.9s - fl.16 0 .2 ' T. !I I S 1 I2 D. Lorbach. 81) A t 25 snt 16 3 .i 1 +I .?? 1.511 u.n I 17 i 7 Charles Miehcncr. 81 !It ?? 29 , 4:I 2. i6 .- 0.15 1.02 (1.2 R 1:; S 13 Experiment Station.
....................... 3.V. + 1.60 1 .~1 T. 8 14 1 1 . fi sw. W. A. Webstrr.
...................................... 0.62 ........ n.is 0.1) i 8 o ;.' ~ C:. R. Patton. ...................................... 2.25 - 0.05 0.77 ' I . 7 13 2 IC S. G . Spraguc.
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4i.s - 2.3 46.0 - li.3
51.1 - 3.11 49.2 - ti.8
Rrioto ................... 527 79 Wayne ................... 99n 17 Iliohland ................ 1.1~111 IS Shelby .................. 935 15 Perry .................... 1.OSO 11 Clark.. .............................. Nohlc .......................... 4 Gallla ................... 680 17 Champaign ............. 1.631 11
Trumbull ....................... 12 47.5 - 4. I
Pike ..................... 59fl S i 51.0 - 4.2
50.0 - 5 .1
47.8 - 3.2
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RlkIinob ................ h e ...................... 3.243 G
Galax .................... Grayson ................. 2.31n ... IvanhoPl ..... : ......... Wythe ................... ?.n?s s Marlon** ................. Smvth ................... 2.224 14
Max Meadows.. .......... Wvihc .................. 2. W?A 13 Mendota.. ............... Wadlington.. ........... 1.35n .... Radford. .................. hfontgomcry.. ........... 1.7i3
Speers Ferry.. ............ Scott ..................... 1.?21 .... Wythevllle ................ Wythe.. ................ ?.?Y3 16
Andrewa.. ................ Cherokee.. .......................... Aahevllle .................. Buncombe ............... 2.250 . 30 Banners Elk .............. I Watauga.. ....... .:. .... 3. i50 I 1
Bmvard .................. i Transylvania ............ 2.23n S
Blyson City. .............. Swain.. ................. 2. nnn .... Rendersonville ........... Henderson .............. 2.107 13
Hot Springs. .............. Madlson .................. 1.326 11 JeRerson ................. I Ashe ..................... 2.Sfln 3 Marshall .................. I Madison ................. 1.646 8
Mur h ................... Cherokee ................ 1.614 .... Roc!8oouseO ............. Macon ................... 2,800 17 Sunburst. ................
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Hamood.. ....................... W~ayneavllle.. ... .........I.. . .do.. .................. ?, i50 15
Diamond. ................
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Geowi'a.
Alnhn-n
John W. FOX. sr. Arqlc. Experiment Sta.
C. H. Creever. Henry Nlroll. E. C. Wllliams. Miss Allce G. Jewctt. i3. W'n. State Hospital. James M. Graham.
4 1s 4 ' Y Frank M. Baker.
5 115 G 9 Arthur Roberts.
3 22 4 5 n-. I Mrs. L. E. Venahle.
4 16 7 S , w. U. S.WeatherBureau.
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55.n ........ SR 3 ?n ?s m &E .... .... 2.9s n.n 52. s - 2 .5 ii IS ?A 45 $2 3.2s + n.34 2.114 T. 4i.i ........ R!I i t 1; 25 40 4.Ix1 ........ 2 .~3 . 2.n 54.2 ....... $2 , 1s 25 511 3 .~5 ...... (1.91 n.n ...................................... 's.!I? + i.:ii ?.AS n.n s8.4 -2 .5 s i IS ?i ?st 41; 3.5% --.S I 1.20 o.ii
55.6 -1.4 82 - 1 fi 25 45 2.57 ........ 1.05 T.
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J. D. Link. U. S. Weat her Bureau. T. L. Lowe. W. E. Breese. D. K. Colllns. T. W. Valentlne. P. A. Garner. G. T. Colvard. W E Fink Mi98 iulia 6hpbeI1. B. C. Hawklns. Lucien Buck. J. P. Swift.
..................
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23 6 2 w.
......................................................... 55.8 ........ ?l i 2.5 ?lit 49 2.51 ........ 1.30 0.11
..................................... 4 .Y i +?.I 1 2 .l l f I 0.0
52.9 - 2.n i s 4 2.1 2s 31 ?.86 - 1.99 ' 1.59 n.n
... 4 5
fi
+ 0.37 11.85 T. 5 .......................
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........................................... -5l.S - 1.; i; 3t 1!1 25 49 3.7s
55.5 - 1.5 ?l 4 ?R ?S a i 3.79
50.4 ........ SS 4* 25 25 41 1.17
.................. 23 4 , 4 w. :
R. A. Klmzey. Ralph A. Snow. +n.i&i.s: n.n 5
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24 5 :...... 21 5 # 51w.
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Lincoln ................. .I 550
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE I.--Clirnaloloaical dda for October, 1909. District No. 3-Continued.
I4
OCTOBER, 1909
I I I I
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Countlca.
statloM.
i
Observers.
I
1 : _- ..
I . 22
2.15 2.67
2. 1.5
1.73 0.57
1. si l.M
2.51
0.07 1 . 2fI
0.77 0.6s
1. i s 1. 2d
1.44 1.02
1.20
1.S4
1.12 1.n2
1.IY)
I . RS 1.93
1.55 1.R7
0.9s 1.34
(I. G(I
2. 25
1.23
1.119
n. 96
....
1.40
n. i o
n. on
Alabama-Cont'd. !
Rlverton.. ......... ......I Caltxrt. ................ .I Pcottsboro.. ............. .! Jackson.. ...............
3611 652
485 Tumumbla ..............I Colbert.. ................ I Tennesssn. I
I 1
I2 ' 59.7 ! - 1.3
26 I 59.01.8 - 1.4
27 I 59.4 , - 1.G
n.n I
n. n 0.0
n.n 1
0.0 ,
0.0 :
n.n !
0.0 ,!
11. n n.
n. n 11. n I;. n n. o
n. n n. n n. n 0. 0
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n. n 0. n
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E. R. Nelles. MISS Irene Caldwell. Samuel Moore.
5 ' 2 5 : G I 3 ' ..... 4 I ?U I 1 , 10 SL'.
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5 ' 2 4 1 3 i 4 ,w .
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4 ' 1 9 ' 1 n 1 2 1 n . 3 !2 0 1 7 , 4 ,s .
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5 ' 2 5 ! ;I 3 ' s e .
31 I 5s..s I - n. R 23 I ss.0 I - 1.4 15 I 57.7 I - 0.7
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Mru. J. W. Fleming. G . L. Williams. Dr. Jno. C. Chllton. E. C. Pickerlog. J. F. Ru5n. U. 8. Weather Bureau. J. Prof. W. Jas. Lillard. A. Lyon.
N. R. Sugg. A. 1. Tipplt. S. E. Boyd. Lee F. Miller. Erastus Mrs. E. D. P. Bell. Ashley.
J. L. Parkes. jr. Robert R. A y m . John Lutrelman.
Ashwood .... .............I Maury ................... 725
lientoo ................... Polk ..................... 880 Byrdstown.. ............. Pickett.. ................ 1,0?6 Cart.hag ..,... ............ 1 Smith ....................
Decatur. ................. . MeIr .................... I 8 8
500
Cedar ill .............. .( Robertson ...............I 695 Chattanooga ............. I Hamilton.. ............ .I SOY Clarkaville.. ............ .I Montgomery.. .......... 520
Diekson ................ ..I Dlc son ................
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Roo Dover ................... .) Stewnrt .................. Dunlap. .................. Seguatchee.. ............ ""% Ellsabethton ............ .! Carter.. ................. ! 1.575
Erasmua ................. .I Cumherland.. ............ 1.850 Florence .................. I Rutherford ..............I 560
Franklin ............. ....I Willlamson ............. .I 655
Harriman ................ Roane ................... 641 Hohenwald .............. .I Lewis. .................... 9S3
Iron City ................. I Lawrence.. ........ ......I.. .... Johnsonvllle ............ ..I Humphreya.. ............ 364
Jonesboro.. .............. l Washlngton.. ............ 1.740 Knoxville.. .............. , Knox ................... .; 977
Lebanon.. ............... I Wllson. ................... 5?5
.35. i , - i. 9 I
59.6 - 1.2 58.8 ' - 11.9
57.4 I - 2.9 1
57. 1 I - 2. i I
I.IW I- I>..>*
3 .3 J+ 11.44
1.47 8 - n.s7 3.11 I- n.:n
2.80 ;+ n.62
2.46 I+ n.oB I 59 n.si ?:a 1 - n.44
3. on I+ n. R i 1.i7 1 - 11.811
2.73 + n.43
1.69 ,- 0..50
1.78 ;- 0.62
3.45 ........
2.12 -1.M
33
28 23
23 26 22
26
19
26 2x
25
23 23 "5
25 ' 33 13 42
13 1 43 2.5 51 25 I 56
2s , 53
25 4? 25 I 3, 13t til
25 4n 13 ' 43
13t' 44
13 I 45
25 I 45
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91 I 4
h ?, s ' Y? 4 t 531 4 8
88 5
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15
13 28
18
14
24
13
14 1 3
39
16 21
26 15
13
39 19
16
3
13
35 22
26
59.0 I - 1 .2 I
58.4 ........ 1
57.n 1 + 0.B !
55.6 I - 3.4 ,
57.4 I - 2.n I
5 i .9 - 1.6 1 .55.7 I - 3.11
56.S 1 - 1.4 57,s - 2,s I
5 i .i ! - ?.Y ,
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...................................... 57.2 I - 0.9 I S2 ' 4 ' 30 25 36 59.4t1 _.._ ._. us1 4 1 26 25 42 58.2 - 2.0 ' $2 4 24 2s 4: 57.8 ' - 2.4 . 85 5 ' 29 13 37
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2.62 I ....... 2.87 - 0.2s 2.01 I - (1.57
Logan Fields. Dr. R. D. Crutcher. Col. J. €I. Burrow. J. T. Sparkman. Mrs. E. E. F. Barr E. Benedirt.
U. S. WeatLr ~u r e a u . Dr. C. T. Burnett. Mrs. Ross Woods. Mlaa Carrie Cash. MISS Bewie Howard. Frsd Beal. S . G. Wilson. W. F. Bell. H. 0. Eckel. Universit of South. E. Mrs. H. Lucy Hu%. E. Bleeding.
H. A. Boden.
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Lewlsburg ................ Marshall ... ..............I 72;
L nnville ................. Gilea .................... 770
d rMInnvllle .............. Warrrn .................. 1.011
Maryvllle. ................ Blount.. ................ 1,050
Mountain City ........... Johnson ................. 3.436
46 ('3
49
3s
32 44
17 42 47
3.47 I - I). 2s 2.41 1- 0.11 3.59 ,+ 0.85
1.01 ,- 1.4;
2.7ll I f 0.93
3.43 I + 0. i 2
2.43 ........ 2.31) 1 - 11.53 2.16 !- II. 2s
1.1s ,- 1.3
.... -. ... ~- 50.2 I - 2.8 ' 76 ' i t , 19 ?9
53.11.' - 4.1 . i s a 28 25
59 13 - 2.4 , 92 ! 4 2 i 25 5P.W ......... .
59.9 , - 0.1 I s7 , ? 311 I 25 Nashville .....-............ I Davldson.. .............. 654
Newport.. .............. .! Cocke. .................. I 1,380
Plnewood.. ......... .....I Hlckman ......................
Palmetto ................. Bedford ................. I 770
. ~.
4 1 3 ; 1 ; 4
4 ,2 4 5
V I S ! S : 5
Pope.. .................... Perry.. ......................... Rogeruvllle ............... Hawklns ................ 1.150
Rugby.. ................ Morgan .................. 1,410 S 3 .i 1 - 2 .1 :
57. I - 2.6
5 5 .x ' ........ I
R .4 I - 1.2 I
1 i .1 I ........ 51,s - 4 .2
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5i.3 ! - 1.3
2.5 52
1 3 I4 2n 49
1:ltj 36 2.5 I 4:
21 ?n I 55 22 13 I 43
Savannahm ............... i Hardin ................... 442 ................ 2 .4 i ' . ...... 1.211
2 .4 i I- 0.87 I 1.9s
1.90 I ... I .~~., 1.50
.... n. n n. n n. n 0. n 0. I1
Sevierville.. .............. ! Sewanee .................. I
Sparta.. I I Sprlngdale. Sprlngvllle.. ............. Telllco Plalns.. .......... .I Tullahorna.. ............. I
W vnesboro ............. .!
................ .I
Kenluekn. 1 Alpha .................... , Anchorage.. .............. I
Bardstown.. ............ .I Beattysvllle ............. .I Lee.. ................... .I
Beaverdam ............... , Ohio ..................... ,
.................. ..............
............. Waersville.. Yukon.. 1
650 441
Madison .................. 1.070
Warren .................. 1 5CO Pulaski .................. l 580
Calhoun .................. I Mc an ................. 1 397 Catlettaburg .............. Boyd.. I 544
Earlington.. ............ ! Hopkins ................ I 370 800 Eubank .................. I
Falmouth.. .............. Farmers.. ............... .I
Frankfort.. ............. .I Franklln.. ............... I Slmpaon ................ .I
Cadi;.. .................. .' TriLg.. ........................
..................
Edmonton.. ............ ! Metealfe ................ .:
691
G m n ................... I 5S1
Jessamine ...............I 762
Chrlatlan ................ ' 524
Breckinrldge.. .......... I. ..... Grayson ................ .I 635
Fayette .................. I 9S9
Marion ................... MI Jeffemon ................ 1 52.5
Crlttenden. ............. , .
Bell.. .................. .I
Davleea.. ............... , Owen .................... I McCrackea.. Pike ..................... Madlson.. .............. .I' Hardin.. Kenton. Boyle.. ..................
Spencer ................. I
Whltley ................. .I Grant .................... I
Mason.. .............. ..I
Montgomery.. I
I
I 1,
Shelby.. ................ \
..........
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1.9s - 0.45 I 1.51
1.87 J - 0.26 ! 1.09
2 sfi IL i na I 74 ................... ...... ' .......... 56.1 i - 1.3 ' SY.G I
- n.3 I
ss.s ' - 1.4 I
59.R - 2.0 I
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25 13 I 42 29 13tl 53 3rl 25 , 31
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T. n. o
n. 0
R. T. Moore. H. C. Boyd. W. It. Wilson. W. 1'. Wataon.
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...... ..._ 3.80 ;+ 1.74 13.15
1.46 ,- 1.4s I 1.31;
1.38 I- 1 .u I n..w
Cllnton .................. :. ..... Jefferson ................. io0
Nelson .................. 1 637
1s j si.8 I - 1.s I sn i
S J 51.71 ........I 83 8 1
6 52.7 I ........ 1 87 "n' 6 S6.4el.. ...... !I?-' 3 I
54.6 : S 3 ' 9 ,
58.6 '.L'O:i'l SS ! 37
57.8 I. ........ s9 at' 55 4 ......... 91 I 3 I
53:s I - 4.1 ; 81 ' !I
57.2 I - 2.1 : 90' 3 ' 55.7'' - 1.4 ! 87%' 3 t
52.3 - 4.8 I 61 1 3t
53.0 ; - 2.9 I 811 3 , 27 25 37
55.3 - 114 I 92 i t , 20 ?St! 57
I3 I 5C.0 - 3.9 86
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58.6 - (I 4 92 3 2 i 13 45
35 29 ' 43 ?d 25tl 45
2.5 13 i 45
19 29 , 5fi
23. 13 59d1 2n zs ! 41 I
25 25 148 1
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23 13 45 I 27 13 '54 '
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23% 13tl 45';
22 25 , 41 ,
0.95 j - 1.il I
3.R7' ......... 2.18 I+ 0. *2 1.80 1 ........ I
3.0s I ........ i
1 . ?? I.. ..... 1.5s - 11.21
1.35 I - 0.93 I
2.04 1 ........ I
0:m I ........ I
1.78 - n.75
2.29 I+ 0.06 I
2.00 I
2.m .+ 0.91 I
1.68 I- 0.19 2.30 .- 0.63 I
2.25 1 - n.13
2.u !+ 0.m I
1.95 I - 0.47 I
0.99 :- 1.15
2.56 ,+ 0.32
........
1.59 I ........ I
1.80 ,- 0.17 I
2.05 I- 0.17 1.57 1- 0.4.5 1 4.06 + 1.43 1
5.61 I -t 0.3i 2.17 I+ 0.03 !
2.26 - 0.18 I
3.53 I+ 1.45 1.38 - 1.16 1
1.72 I ........ I 1.35 I- 1.14
3:2l I+ 1:52 1 1 2 0 I- 0 .1 3:37 + 1.16 2 .4 9 1 ........ 1 1.76 I- 0.57 ;
1.42 I- n. 04
2.04 I- 1.01
I91 -0 d
2.52 1 ........
W. W. Hleks. C. E. Barrett. G. 1. Talbott. G. W. Cann. 7%. S. Woodward. C. F. Rumold. Mrs. L. G . Causey.
0. M. Estes. John Y. Lawrence. W. A. Taylor. Chss. N. Bruns. J. 13. Atkinson. Miss Lee Ray. W. H. Henderson.
I Berea.. ................... Rowllnr Grwn.. ......... i Rurnside.. ............. ..I
S
20 19 7
6 16 20 18 15
20 4 19
16 17 7 13
11 14
?4 12
37 15 13
Ifi 2Q 13 13 17
30 13
15 20 i 12
7
I2 11
6 16
Pulsski ....... I.. ....... .I 1.177 Pendleton ............... 530
Rowan .................. I 66s
Franklln ................. 560
J. V. Oldham. Mi- Gertrude Sorrell.
Gustave Schnefer. J. E. Newmnn. L. C. Alcorn. Miss Lulu Wood. W. F. Randle. W. J. Piggott. John E. Stone. U. 5. Weather Bureau. Loretto Academy. U. 8. Weather Bureau. B. C. Paris. Mru. M. D. Marsh.
Greensburg ................ Hlghbrldge.. ............. Hopklnsvllle ............. ..... 611.6
55. 1
55. 2 52. 8 54.1
55.4 59.0 51.G
50.5 51.6 54.2 52.3
60.0
............ + c.1 I 94
........ s1
- 3.1 84
- 3.7 i i 9
- 5.11 I sfi
- 3.0 I 83
0.0 , 90
- 6.8 ! 86
- 6.0 76
- 5.4 I 85
- 5.7 j 560
- 1.4 , 87
- 3.4 I 75
...I .......... i .. .
7 i 27 13 44 3 27 13 ' 3 6 3 25 13 I 4 0
3 I 27 13 , 33 3 I zn 25t' 4s S ' 31 1313.5
3 ! 28 13 , 37 S I 23 29 ' 53 10 ' 22 29 138
9 ! 26 29 i 33 3 I 27 19t' 41
...; .......... I..
9 26 25 39 3 23 13t! 50 5 1 23 29 40
8 1 30 . ??t! 49 8 26 20 I 41
IO 27e l i I 3 4
3tl 34 , la 137
3 1 23 29 I 4 0
lrvlngton.. ............... Le~tchfield ................ .i
Lexington.. ............. .I
I Loretto..
i Louisville. Marion.. ................. Ma vllle ................ I
I Mt. Sterllng 0 wen sb o 10. .............. i Owenton.. Paducah. ................ Pikeville. ............... ..I Richmond .... ............I I St. John Scott ......................
Shelby City .............. I
Shelhyrille ............... I
TB ~o r s v ~~e .............. I %ihxasburg ............ .I N illlamutown.. .......... .I
Indiaaa. Anderson.. ............... Bloomlngton ............ .! Blun%oP.. ............... .! Butlervllle ............... .I Jenninga.. ............ .i
................. ...............
.............. .............. Mlglesboro I
...............
..................
!
767
...... 524
1.128
930 479 700 341
926
777
...... ............ I ...... 56.0 2.0 I St 57.6 1 0 4 S i
52.6 1 - 5:9 ! 62 56.4 1 - 2.0 I 63 52.3 - 4.4 1 82 51.8 1 ........ s3 ...... 1 ........ 1 ...... 54.3 ........ I 62
49.9 j - 5.1 1 82
50.6 I - 7.3 1 83
53.9 I - 1.5 84 .....................
n. o
n. o
T.
0.0
0.0 0.0
0.0
T. 0.0
0.0 ....
Bethlehem Academy. E. B. Wilson. W. E. Crubbs. Dr. H. W. Prelsnler. E. D. Bourne. Mm. Anna L. Adkina Mrs. Sarah E. Carter.
...... 1,057 5.59 422
939 943 ......... ' 32 ' i .j i ' i i
Stl 25 29 38 8 55 13 145 ,..I ...... ....I ...
7 i 47 13t: 40
3 1 I Madlson ................. I 592
Welb. ................... R'5 Monroe .................. 1 744
3.81 I+ 0 43 1.2.5
5.11 if 5:17 I1.65
............. I .... 5.47 i+ 3.29 , 2.03
10 ' 20 j 3 8 aw. \V. R. Stanton. 10 I 16 7 I 8 I sw. I E.E.Ramsey.
... .._.I ....I .... I ...... 1 C.C.Dean. 7 30 I 4 i 7 I SW. I C. F. EIole.
OCTOBER, 1909. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE I.-Climalologied data for Oclober, 1909. District No. 3-Continucd.
i
I Temperature, ln degrees Fahrenheit. Preclpltatlon. In Inches. 4 Sky. 1 d
12 - ___-----I ~-.--=a ;-- s
I ! Q /
J . a.9 x E l .
u h -m
3.'
d
a n
1.511
n. !I7
1.1!1
1.E
G
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C I d i ! g
.
i
Y
E n
M
E
$3 b l
s:3
S?
so
...... -. ...
i ' ' .. . .. ___ ......... ..
Indiana-Cont'd. Cambrldge Clty .......... Columbus. ................ Connersvllle.. ............ I Delphl.. ................. Emhenee.. .............. Evannville.. .............. Farmemburg!. ........... Farmland.. .............. Greenfield.. .............. Greensbmg ............... Heltonvllle ............... Lawrence ................ Huntlngburg ............. Dubols .................. Auntlngton .............. Hunt.ington ............. Indlanapdir ............. Marion .................. JeReraon\.ille 1.. .......... Clark.. .................. Judyville ................. Warren .................. Kokomo ................. Howard ................. Lafayette ........
~
........ Tlppecanoc .............. Loganaport ............... Caw ..................... Msdmn .................. Jefferson.. .............. Marengo .................. Crawford ................ Madun ................... Grant.. ................ Markle ................... Huntington ............ .............. Rush ............. ............... Dearborn ................ Mount Vernon ............ Posey.. ................. Paoll ..................... Orange .................. Princeton ................. Gibson .................. Rlchmond ................ Wayne .................. Rochester ................ Fulton .................. Rockvllle ................. Parke.. .......... Rome .................... Perry .................... Salamonla ................ Jay.. .................... Salem .................... Washlngton ............. Scottaburn .............. Scott .................... Jackson.. ............... Shelby.. ................ Vlgo.. ................... Fountain.. .............. Vevay. ................ Switzerland ............. Vlnrennes ............... Iinor .................... Washington ............. Dav1t.m ................. Whitestown.. ............ Wlnona Lake ............. Worthlngton.. ...........
Alblon.. ................. Cairo.. ................... Charleston.. ............. Equality.. ............... Falrfield ................. Flora.. ................... Golconda.. ............... Hoopeston ............... Mcleanshoro.. ............ Martinsvllle .............. New Burnslde.. .......... Olney.. .................. Pulesthe.. ............... Parls. ..................... Phllo ..................... Rantoul .................. Robinson.. ............... Bumners.. ................ Tuscola.. .................. Urbana. ..................
111inois.
Wayne ................. .: Bartholomew ............ 632 18 Fayette .................. it30 20
Carroll .................. 668 16
9-11 . in
~
4 i .6 - 6.i 511.5 - 3. i I
49.2 - 8.7 4 i .2 - 4.5 4!1. s ........ 56.S -1.2 5n.m ........ i 49.11 - 3.8
50.9 ........ ' 51.9 ........ 51. 2h ........ 53.9 ........ 49.4 - 5. 1 50.6 - 4 .4
1 4 .X - 2.6
45. i d ........ 4 i .4 - i .4 I
48. 6 - 4.4
4% i - 4.4
53.3 - 4.8
5 r .n . - 4,s 4s.s ' - 4.5
4A.4 - i .3
49.53 - 1.9 5n.s ........ 56.2 - 0.4 51.S ........ 54. A - 1I.S
4s. :i - 4.!1 4i.X ....... 5c.s - 4.11
x.3 ........ 48. 21, . , . . , . , ,
51. 1 - 5.3
52.1 - 3.4
59. ti ........ 52. i - 5.4 ,
51.Il~. ........ 2r.i - 4.5
iB.11 - 5.11
32. s
4s. 1 ........ 49.6 ....... c .3 - 3.u
..............
. , . , . . , ,
I st, et st
S I
xw. w. ! Charles John A. Lemberger. Perry.
nw. C. C. Hlbhs .... ., R L Hi ginbotham & SOLI nw. I D;.E. B. Iielso. nc. U. 8. Weather Bureau
..... Maurlce Yeager. nu'. W. J. Davisson. w. W. C. Goble. sw. w. i E. Charles L. Palmer. H. Ewing.
.+ 2.17
i- (1. i s Morgan .................. 7S2 .... Vsnderburn .............. 3S6 10 Sullivan.. .T.. ...................... i
............. 9n5 .... Decatur ................. 951 5
;tn:y:: ............. i .m 30
........ ........ ......... i .......... ...,.I H. Dufendach.
SI. Charles McGlew.
b. , U. Y. Weather Bureau.
.......... ill 11
S?9 33
455 12 w. ' JohnC. Loomls. D. R. Warrlek. John W. Doty. W. J. Jones Jr. Charles Mukna.
.J: P y e r l d e r . ohnson. James F. Hood. 1. 8. Shldeler. E. Kirkwood. W. 8. Bigney. C. M. Spencer. James A. Glllum. Elisha Jones. Walter Voasler. J. P. Keith. Dr. W. N. Wlrt. Adam Anspaeh. C. V. Sklnner. E. S. Allen. F. €I. Park. J. R. Blair. B. F. Crouch. R. G. Gillum. L. A. Culver.
MISS Frederica Boerner. G. V. List. H. H. Turrell. C. Rev. A. A. Stevenson. A. Young.
C. A. Gecliler.
B. F. Mlchels. c'. 8. Weather Bureau. JmcohB Dase Dr. L. W. Gord;;n. George Jos. S. Peak. A. Tromly.
Dr. D. Lawrence. R. F. Hosklnson. C. C. Judd. 0. M. Daugherty. George Harris. Vlctor E. Philllps. .4lexander Charley. H. W. Twyman. H. A. Burr. Wm. Breiner. A. P. Woodworth. 0. A. FyBe. E. W. Lester. Prof. J. G. Mosler.
...... sm 'i!. 617 __ 620 17
460 I 1 313 19
SI4 14 si4 in Dsu 31
410 IS 611 5
451 19
9i2 17
7i5 .._. 522 15
3i0 ....
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s.
RW.
1.
e. e.
SW.
Sm'.
5 ' 9
7 6 6 7 5 ' 9 12 5
5 ' 9
G I 8
2 5
s 7 3 5
14 7
1 1 , 6 4 I 13 6 1 6
s 7 la 5 3 11 3 9 4 9
4 111
1 1 6 i I 10
19 4 14' 6
1 7
A I 9
6 4
1 13
6 7 Ill 3
3 l 8
I1 I 7
o I in
......
......
3 , 11
5 ;
6
9 6
!I 7
K 9
1(1 ' 4
0 7
j in
3 ' : 4 4
18 3
sw.
W.
se. n. ne.
.... .... .... 8.
W.
SW.
nw. ....
\V .
S.
8.
ne.
........ + 1.m i ........I ........ + 1.s.l
.I+. i:og.
........ .+ 8. 13 !
1. ....... + 2.m
;+.!:G!.! ...... I::. ..... !+ 2.15 I
.......... I -
r l r l l
010 14 5in in . ...... 83
SI s2 s" b
70 S5
s.5
111
SI
s4
-.
.... ! ............. 23 25 , 13 I 1(1 , .I 36 29
~
44
~
?.SI
13 I a i i 3 X
- ''6 l 3 t 3s 2.2!t
24 13 , 41 4 .i 4
....... 1. os 1.64 I. 24
0.LJII
1. till
1.30
1. ?"
I 14 1:11 I
1.m
....
(1. I I
0.0
it. I I
T. T. T. 0. 0
1'. 1.0
T .
... .i
12
I
I 1
;
... 16 13 1;
19
14 l i
Symour .:. ............. ahelbyvlllr!. ............. Tern HsutF .............. Veedersburg ..............
.......... 49s 11
A13 .... 525 I9
4s4 1
411 lr!
Ill.
s.
SP.
w. n.
....
8.
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W.
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nu..
sr. ....
9.
8.
58.
se.
nu'. nw.
nw.
SP.
SW.
9.
9 24
R 14
t j I F
s 23
s llj
4 21 5 17 Y 18 2 1s 9 17
6 I 1s
5 ' 17 1 16 s IS
5 : 14
3 17 S 15
9 17
8 "I 4 ?(I
6 83
s 10
s in
......
noone.. ............................. Iioseiusko.. ........................ Greene .................. 526 20
ss 3 83 Edwards.. .............. Alexander.. ............. Coles.. .................. Gallstin.. ............... Wayne.. ................. Clay.. ................... Pope.. .................. Vermlllion ............... Hamllton.. ............. Clark ..................... Johnson.. ................ Richland.. .............. Crawford.. .............. Edgar.. ................. !
Champaign.. ........... ... .do.. .................. Crawford.. .............. Lawrence. ................ Douglas.. ............... Champaign. ............
531 1i 63.9 359 33 ....... 72n is 5 1 .4
- 2. i
......... - 1.0
- 0. i
- :;. 8
- 1.2 - 8 . 2
- 1,s
- 2.9
- 1.3
- 1.6
- 0.0
- 3. I
- 4.2
- 2.s
- 3.8
........
- 4."
........
........
13
~
43 ....... 13 38 ... 25
27 13 41 21 13 43 9'2 13 142
25 13 44
23 13 31
24 1s 37
91 I 9 44
20 14 39
24 ' 13
23 I 13 23 13
33 131
21 I
13
24 13
99 13
21 I
13
n.1
-_ I 13
........................ 2 .~1 1 i+ (I.?? 1.57
1.99 I- ll.ti9 1.20
1.Y6 - 0.24 0.il 4.511 + 2.211 1.70
1.39 I- 1.26 1.27 2. IC i.. ...... n. 63 i .x - n .5 ~ 0.33
3.10 + 1.3i I l .2 5
O.sX - l .i 5 u.s3
n. ii
11. n
it. n
(1. n
(I. 0
1'. 0. 0
T.
II. 0
(I. 0
11. u T. 1'. u. 0
n. I I
.~
421 9 58,s
495 1s 54,s 49s ' 23 54.2 51111 30 5ti.4 71s 7 43.6
462 26 55.2
03n 2n 52.5
556 14 s7.c 456 19 54.1
500 ' 26 54.3
nno 12 5n.11 700 , 24 49.2 id8 . IS 511.0
5110 a ' 54.2 459 .... 55.8
MI in 5iJ.6
7?5 7 , 40.0
k? 39
54 10 38
16
35 4 i
3.B0 ,+ 1.51 I 1.5; 3.11 '+ 0 .i l (I.Kl
3.25 '+ l.:{(l I1.ill 3.21 + 1.111 11.80
2.411 ,+ 0.54 II.li.5
3. IS i+ 0.56 II.Y'?
3 .1 8 : ........ 11.63 0.0
~. 3.28 + 1.16 ! 1.64 T. ........ 1 .1 6 ! T. \\'.
- -- . - . .. .... ..... ........
Preclpltatlon included In that of the next measurement.
t Also on other dates. I Data are from standard instruments not supplled by the U. 5. Weather Bureau.
"Temperature extremes arc from obeervcd readlngs of the dry-bulb: nirans ale con~puted from observed readings.
I€ Instruments are read In the mornlnp; the maxlmum temperature then read 1s charged to the preceding day. on which it almost iilsvvnys occurs. Estimated by observer. I1 Preclpltatlon for the 81 houra ending on the morning when It is measured
.. 4 .. etc.. Indicate. respectlvely, 1, 2,3, etc.. days niisslng from the record. . Precipitation is lesa than 0.01 Inch raln or melted snow. a
728 MONTHLY WEATHER RETIEW.
TADLE 2.-Daily precipitalion for Ochber, 1909. District No. S, Ohio Vullcy.
Day of month.
. .... __ ....... -. ...... -. ... -- .- - ... -. .- ..... - - ....... - .........
... ............... StatlOM. : Rlver baslna. I
1 2 , 3 4 5 , 6 7 S 9 10 11 12 13 I4 15 , 16 17 ' IS I9 , 30 21 32 53 21 25
...... . ._ .... ... - I . .- ,I ~. -. -. -. -
OCTOBER, 1909
... - - ....
I
- .- ..
26 27 28 29 30 31
2 .. -. ._ --
New York. Allegany.. ............. Allegheny.. .......... Udvar... ............. .I .. ,do. ................ fiankllnvule .......... .!I.. .d o .. ............... J a m t o w n ................. .d o .. ............... Oleanllll ................ .I.. . .do.. ...............
Deer Park. ............. Youghlogheny.. .....
Yar#land. I
(;ran&ville.. .......... .I.. . .do.. ...............
calsornla.. ........... .I Monongshels.. .......
OntlSnd.. .................. .d o .. ...............
Aleppo ............. ....I Ohlo.. ............... Baldwin ................ Allegheny ............ Beaver Dam. .......... Ohio .................
Clarion ................. Allegheny ............ Cla>*vllle.. ............. Ohlo. ................. Confluence ............. Youghlogheny.. ..... navis Island Dam... .. Ohio .................. Wrry &ation.. ....... .: Allegheny. ........... Franklin.. ............. '. .. .d o .. ............... F ~p o a .. ................ .d o .. ............... G =nabon,. ........... .I . vonongahels.. ....... C w b u g . ............. 1 oughlogheny.. ..... CmnMlle ............ ..I Ohlo.. ................ Grove city.. ............. .d o .. ............... Herm Idand Dam.. .. .j'Allegheny.. ;. ........ Indlana.. ................. .do.. ............... Irwin.. ................ .I Monongahela.. ....... Jnhnstown ............. Allegheny ............ Look No. 4. ......... ...I Monongahela.. ....... Lmippus ............... Allegheny ............ Parkem Landlag.. ........ .d o .. ............... Pitaburg .............. .I Ohio.. ................ Smesmtown ............ Allegheny ............ 8t. Marym. .................. .do.. ...............
Penne&ania. I
Saltabmg.. ............ .I.. . .do. ................ Skldmore ................ Ohio .................. SomeMt. ............. .I Youghiogheny.. ..... SprIngdale.. ............ Allegheny.. ..........
Warren.. .............. .I Allegheny.. .......... W& Newton.. .......... Youghlogheny.. .....
Unlontown ............. Monongahela .........
WCSt Vtrpinia
.... !. ................ .% .I5 .............. .?3 .I n .. .. .50 .01 .U'. ............... . i o .. ....... .3 i . ... :l. 40 .30,. .. .I. ........
.34' .3?i .OS.. .3a ..... .. .0 3 .. .O s .. ... ... ;5# t51 .16.. . ?Pi.. ..I.. .......... ......
OR .34 .... T.8 ....... .S6 .............. 1031 .4 3 .. . .! T. i .03 .64 .i 4 ; .02 ......... .4i1 .na .i o ;.. ....... .go1 .PO!. .. .:. ....... .... ..... ..... ........ .OO .301 .501.10 .90
............................. ! ............. .1?!:... ....
~
.......... T. I ......... I ........
............................. ........ .... : !
.... I .... .... .... .... I 2.m ... ... .. ... .... ..... ....... ...... .... ....
OCTOBER, 1909. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
.. -.. TABLE Z-Daily precipitntion for Odober, 1909. District No. 5-Continued. _~ .... ........ ._ .. ... .
Day of month.
I I
..I
.
~~
_. ... .___ __ . . I ' River basins. I - -- Ststlons.
1 I 2 I 3 4 I 5 1 6 7 8 ' 9 10 11 , 13 13 14 15 1 16 I 17
... . .. .... .. . .......
I .,. __ - - .. - _. I -. - _. - -
.-
I
-1 a s k -
Ohio-Cont'd. Blndensburg.. Muskingum.. ... 2.35
.................. .................. .... ...... .... .... .37, ......... ....
........... .................... .............. ............... ................... .............
Alabama. Albertville. Tennessee
Bridgeport.. .do.. h t u r .do... Fhenca. ............... .do.. ............... huteraville.. ............. .do.. ............... ..
65-3
730 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. OCTOBER, 1909
TABLE 2.-Daily precipitation for October, 1909. District No. 3-Continued. -- - - -. .- -. __
OCTOBER, 1909. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. 731
732 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. OCTOBER, 1909
21 ... 22 ... B ... N... %...
as... 27 ... 28 ... a,.. m... 31 ...
TABLE 3.-Maximum and minimum temperatures d &&d stations, October, 1909. Diatticl No. 3, Ohio VaUey. - .............. - .. - .................................... .- - .- - ..........
I
63 39
61 44 46 39 39 35 50 28
64 38 51 39
4a 32 47 32
69 27
72 26
44 1 31 47 I 29 47 i 90
52 I 24 70 34
74 j 39
West Vlrglnia. I Ohio. 1 Pennsylvania. I
-.
bar.
56
60 59
63 70
73
75 78 79
80
67 51
43 52 47
45 52 47 48
61
65 60 48 39 50
63 54 42 47
61 70
is. 2
-
-_
--
Kin.
48 43
40 42
47
44
43 44 48
56
4s 35 31 41
38
38
36 40 33 34
55
46 37 36 35
45 42
34 32 36 44
Lo. 9
-
- -
-
YIln.
36 39
37 40
48
46
-
I I -1 -- I ,- .I ---:- I-- I -- -- -.
Mln. Mas.
45 1 73
37 I 58
54 71 50 68
39 I. .....
I?. 6 I I 65.3'
-
71
71 71 73
74
74 77 78
78
74 67 55 66
63
55 57
60 59
73
70 77 70 55
Bo
64 63 57 51
70 74
87.0
m
- _.
l... 53 I 46 a... 56 37 3... Bo 35
i... 72 35
B... 75 33
7... 78 34 8... 81 31
#...I 83 38
IO ... 79 43
4... 60 I 47
~. 73 43 75
49 77 48 50 I ;i
42 1 76 1 43 1 76 43 ' 71 ' 44 73
39 I 77 I 41 76 1 43 I 76 I 39 I 78
37 38 82 41 I SO I 51 81
41 1
83 I 56 1 81
37 a3 I 40 1 A 43 I so 59 I 7 3 .
1 40 1 84 1 43
45 1 70 43 1 69 1 41 1 77 1 48 43 40 71 37 I 78 I 48
44 1 ;; I 40 I 74 1 39 50 45 76 41 78 42 ii 51
50 1 SO I 41 1 77 / 48 1 69 1 51
77 I 48 83 40
78 I 49 I 82 1 40 79 52 82 43
74 1 56 75 1 58
58 144 \ Bo I44 44 I 33 I 44 1 33
47 I 3s 1 45 I 36
48 29 51 28
56 1 38 I 55 I 42
13 ...
51 55 46
5''
59
:: I J 4 i : 53
39 1 46 ' 40
33 56 I aS 37 I 57 3%
69 54 72 I 51 60 44 65 j 46 45 ! 36 I 53 37 41 I 33 I 43 1 33
52 I 30 I 54 37
I ,
45 67 45 I 40 71 I 37 I 67 I 51 I 69 I 55 67 30 ' M ' 53 j 74 j 59
47 1 67 1 42 !: 1 50 76 49 66 53 I 69 I 52 1 86 1 51 1 57 1 44 40 56 38 I 62 41 I 63 I 45 I 63 I 44 52 39 47 44 48 37 E :: 34 I 38 I 33 I 54 I 38 I 42 46 37 I 42 1 38 1 45 1 39 1 40 I 36 I 43 I 34 27 I 54 I 26 I 55 I 33 I 57 I 37 I 52 I 33 I 54 I 28 30 48 31 58 I 29
,,I , I I I I I I
37 53
30 1 64 28 1 66 1 ?7 1 G4 39 61 34 66 1 33 GI 1 34 1 66 1 42
s: I 41 I 27 I 54 I 30 49 34 44 I 32 I 44 I 35 1 44 I 31 1 47 1 36
,8 65 24 69 30 71 24 I 63 I 30 I 67 I i 7 I 64 I 25 I 60 I 37 I 73 1 38
57 I 34 e 32 61 I 2 I !i I 50 I 50 40 5s 35 53 44 56 45
23 I 45 I 22 I 51 I 20 j 50 I 23 4s 27 50 93 53 25 45 35 $2 31
I 36 I 77 I 4g
50 35
.... ...... ...... 1 7 1 I 3 0 I 7 5 1 5 9 I 7 5 1 3 4 I I I 74 I 39 I 75 I 31 I 70
68 I 41
73 I 47
i9.5 j 40.3 62.5 37.5 I - -- --
..I
2
d E
d
I
Max. Mln.
I ---
IS.4' 60.5 ! 34.6 ' 66.0 I 36.5 ' 85.1 37.6 ' 61.4.' 40.9.l 61.8 1 39.8 I 60.2 ! 35.5 I 57.1 ! 37.1 I 62.9 1 42.5 I I I I I I ~I i .i i ~i ~~
1 Ohio. Tenneaaee. Virginia. I I
Max. Min. Max.
I -i -
I ,,
I--
-
-
Uln.
41 38 43 48 44
47
47 43 41
44
49 40 25
3s 44
36
33 36
51 45
43 47 45 36 27
27
32 28
37 30 30
18. 9
-
L
.. ... ..
I '
-. -- I I ,I I I I I .
-
bax.
74
69 74 75 73
74 73
71 76
75
69 56 52
53
54
59 63 75 70
66
65 75
68 47 61
62 62
57 66 73
n
l6.5
-
-
__
Uas
-
65 65
68 70
58
63
72 73 74 71
Bo 50
46
54 47
54 60 70 55 55
64 71 70 38 58
59 60 51
54 70 70
11.1
-
I - 1 .- -- -- _-
Mln.
__ -
34 34 38 40 35
40 41
37 3s 43
43 37 25
43 31
3s 35 40
a8 31
50 40 39 35 23
24
39 28
30 33 31
84. 9
-
40 1 6 8 I 4 5 ;: 1;: ' 7 4 1 5 2 I I I 7 3
40 73 43 s3 I 42 I s3 I 52 ......I ...... 79
............ 39 68 41 i 6 5fl ............ .I i 4
47 1 7 5 50 I 8 6 . 62 I ............ I S2 45 I a8
53 I 67 50 I 88 I 53 . 16 51 I ...... ......I 78
43 76 I 37 44 ' 79 I 35
43 j 85 I 40
E E i i I 1 : 54 1 8 3 1 5 3 1 ;' i5 I :..... I ...... 76
45 I 65 51 73 I 55 I ............ I 76
49 I 82 52 ..... ......I 74 43 83 I 53 . 79 54 ............ 76
41 I SI I 55 I 77 52 .......I ...... 79
48 SI) 47 ' 86 45 I 78 I 42 I 82 47 S1 ! 46 83
52 ! 73 , 53 , 69 53 7s I 44 j 7s
46 1 68 44 71
45 i 69
33 ' 52
31 I 50
39 I 73 37 I 73
45 I 64
44 ' 71
38 I 75 34 39
28 64
50 I 73
I
55 ' so 40 s.4
51 I 81 I 55 82
53 I i? 52 70 4s I 70 I 55 I 82
44 I 85
54 1 53
51 1 87 s1 84
41
30 42 ...
15 ... 46
16 ... 62 17 ... 58
18 ... 19 ... 58
21 ... 71
22 ... 23 ... 49 33 64
U... 41 32 48 27 59
as... 37 69
...
...
I 47 I !; I 43 I 67 I 50 ......I .....I 67 49 I 06 I 45 I 69 i 44 66 j 44 I 66 38 40 55 I 43 1 ...... 1: .....' 54 i3 , 5 i 15 I 5 i I 36 1 55 30 60 34 ............ I 5 4 62 ' ?S I;? 28 62 36 I !: I 3 1 1 6 4 ! 46 ...... I ....... 63 .41 I 6 7 1 4 6 1 6 8 1 4 8 I 6 4 I 4 5 I 7 3
41 ........... 65 I 40 I 71) I 43 I 73 1 36 . 73 . $2 . 70 34 79 3 9 !7 9 1 4 7 I ...... I: ..... 1 7 4 44 80 51 8 1 ' 4 8 ~8 1 !4 1 ~8 0
73 I 5 3 1 7 4
3 s 8 5 5
65 I 46 ! 64 I 4 7 I ...... ! ...... 1 6 1 . 41 1 6 4
33
43 68 43 1 6 5 1 3 8 1 6 5
39 1 8 1 I 4 7 . 81 50 ............I 78 I44 I 8 1 SS 86 53 . L 42 S3
44
38 I 69 I 3s I 69
46 1 6 9 : 53 . 63 56 ! ............ I 6 8 53 , 72 i 55 . 74 56 43 I 77 I 47 I 76 I .......I ...... 74 I 54 I 69 I SO I 70 j 52 I w 53 71
35 47 47 50 59
66 56 75 59 66 36
41
41 41
36 25
9(
a0 25 19 24
a#
34.1
-
...... ...... I 49 ! 7s I 5 3 1 7 6 I 54 i 1
37 I 7 1 1 5 4 I 7 0
37 65 33 I 77 38 70 4% I ............ 68 40 66 49 70 46 ! 66 35 I 68
31 I 5 5 35 . 72 1 3 6 I 6 5 . 41 ............ 1 tB I 3 7 164 1 3 8 1 6 5 1 3 1 I 63 1.28 : 69
34 I 72 I 30 75 34 . 70 37 I ............. I 69 35 74 36 77 . 33 74 I 29 I 74 1 33 I 80 34 I 74 36 1 77 1 34 I 74
,
44
, ...... i ...... I 73 j 37 1 76 I 53 1. 77 I 50
I 5 6 I 76 I 6 0 I 7s i 56 I 79 I 56 I 73 I 60 I 74
45 73 1 4 6 1 6 1
24 ! Bo 29 I68 1 3 2 1 6 5 I 3 7 ...... I ...... 61 1 3 4 1 6 5 I 3 5 1 6 7 1 2 9 65 26 69 31 63
. . . 69.3 45.0 72.5 47.3!74.5;44.7 73.2 41.0 73.7 43.5!71.0
I l l ,I I I I I _ I I I I :,
4 5 ' 8 0 63 SI 5 3 1 ............I ;: 5; 8 0 .5 6 84 5 9 , 50 I 80 ' 5 0 84
3 3 ' 5 3 1 4 0 .5 0 1 3 8 i ...... 1: ..... ' 4 4 35 54 37 5 5 :3 9 4 8 1 3 9 1 5 :3 9 44
...... ...... 71 39 64 30 I 70 32 I 67 1 3 8 ' '
65 1 3 4 I 70 1 3 7 I 7 0 I 35 74 30 ' 6 9 64
34 . 59
77
,
38
,
75 I 43 1 81
44 ........... 1 7 2 1 4 1 1 6 9 I 4 5 1 6 8 1 4 5 I ;;
25 63 30 63 33 I ............. eo 30 63 30 65 27 I 7 1 I 2 4 I 6 3
I i 1 I 43 I
I I M.8 65.5 39.8 73.9 : 43.7 I 71.5 47.7 !......,......I
OCTOBER, 1909. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE 3.-Maxiinum and minimum ternmature al aelded stations. October. 1909. D M No. 3-Continued.
4s 74 39
733
..... I ...... 74
Kentucky.
~.
56 57
Indlana.
78 80 81 77
_.
4 ' n -
1.. 1.. 3.. 4.. 5..
0.. 7.. 8.. 0..
10..
11.. u.. It.. 14.. P..
16.. 17.. UI.. E . U..
11.. E?. . a.. Y..
a..
a,.
111.. n.. m.. 31..
Mna
n..
-
70 40 67 74 45 72 75 53 78 72 47 69 67 44 67 ,
46 72 51 77 55 78 57 79
47
~
62
34 , 70 36 ' 75 48 73 40 73 37 69
67 52
55 46
39 31 27 41 37
80 65
58 46 57 59 58
50 77
43 ............ Bo 33 ............ 48 27 ...... ....I 53 53
34 !::::: 54
59 49 4s 57 56
73 55 I 73
57
64 53 46 55
28
36 30 25 ?2
d
9
- 3
B
U
I
.......
Kas., Mln.
I
B
!il
: w
Lax. Mln.
-.
0
a 32
b p1
d
i
6 El
d .... .~
Mas. 1 Mln. Kin.
-
42 40 45 60 52
43 44 52 49 49
44 33 26 43 39
38 43 51 47 50
67 53 55 38 25
32 46 31 28 30 40
12.4
Kin.
-
35 34 35 43 44
35 35 41 42 42
32 31 21 22 34
29 31 42 40 44
48 44 45 36 20
24 26 25 20
2U
26
:3.6
, .......... -
Mln.
-
35 39 45 48 42
42 44
-
Mln
40 45 56 49 46
43 47 53 55 49
39 30 23 29 32
32 36 4s 33 42
51 42 40 33 32
40 37 28 30 41 47
IO. 1
-
-
Kin
37 40 50
50 46
42 42 18 54 65
44 31 24 36 31
31 35 44 34 43
56 40 40 37 31
38 41 33 27 29 37
9. 5
-
-
-_
6111.
I 39 52 49 44
40 39 48 53 48
39 29 23 25
28
29 31 39 3a 39
49 35 30 34 31
34 34 26 28 34 46
7.0
-
-
-
Yss
89 83 90 89 80
84 87 87 79 68
64 51 64 66 62
70 82 76 65 65
79 s3 52 53 65
72
-
--
Was
-
-
YaS
75 so 83 78 75
80 83 84 81 71
65 48 52 52 60
63 53 50 57 59
72 76 64 50 58
58 67 56 50 59 70
35.1
-
-
-
fu
72 77 76 73 70
73 79 81 76 63
50
39 47 30 58
55 47 48 65 MI
68 61 47 50 60
06 5s 45 58 70 76
1.4
-
-
..
bhS.
76
so SS 81 78
80 92 92 92 67
66 52 61 67 61
66 69
91 60 73
75 81 62
48 66
70 63 59 63 77 79
Mas. I Mln.
68
~
45 73 I 4s 79 52 73 51 70 47
I ~.
' I '
Mas. Min. I Mas. ! Mln.
:I
Mas.
82 84 88 88 85
85
86 87 83 66
68 53 63 67 63
75 83 83
69 75
so 85 61 58 66
71 67 88 69 78
80
74.7
-
-
-
40 39 43 54 53
40
42 62 59
43 33 24 38 37
30 43 51 47 48
53 49 51 40 30
.4i
-
73 79 83 78 74
48 47 58 60 55
49 51 57 60 55
42 34 32 44 40
44 47 46 42 49
60 51 42 39 35
.. I - I
75 77 78 76 65
51 38 4s 49 48
53 50 48 53 59
69 64 48 43 54
36 3s 40 45 52
38 30 25 28 31
32 25 40 26
31
75 78 so 76 68
50 41 49 49 52
54 50 47 55 58
69 63 50 47 57
66
55 47 57 70 74
61.2
74 78 78 79 68
58 43 52 58 53
55 51 02 56 64
71 75 Bo 40 58
64 51 48 53 71 74
61.3
-
41 ............ SO 41
1 ...... !: .....
~
S4 42 ............. 83 43 ............. 83 53 ............ 73
42 35 31 49 40
42 44 41 42 45
04 49
62
53
Bo
50 54 60 62
73 77 59 45 03
68 60 52
79
66.6
56
?! I I
-
37 32 26
34 36
34 35 41 34 41
54 45 35 34 31
43 41 32 33 39 49
41.0
-
53 41 48 48 43
51 55 48 54 56
.... ....
... 36 44 47 43
57 50 44 37 23
33 60
30 i 73 37 S l
34 I 60
34 i 74 45 , 82 45 I 70 36 47 68
3' I 74
24
37 42
33 30 39 48
42.4
-
40
61 30 69 I ?S
s3 , 45
77 I 32 79 I 39
6 8 8 4 4 64 57 ! 45 ' 53
~
.... _-
25
36 31 23 24
29
35.5 '2.4 41 0 77.0
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