bEOEYBER, 1911. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. 1805
CLIMATOLOGICAL DATA FOR DECEMBEIZ, 191 1.
DISTRICT No. 2, SOUTH ATLANTIC ,4KD EAST GULF STATES.
CHARLES F. VON HERRMANN, District Editor.
GENERAL SUMMARY.
On account of its mild character, the teniperaturc
averaging nearly 4' above tlie normal lor the district at
large, December may be considered a fitting clifiiax to an unusually warm year, only two montlis of 1911 showing
deficiencies in mean temperature. The period of cold weather that began near the close of November continued
during the first week of December and gave the lowest temperatures for the month at many places in the Gulf
States on the lst, with frosts and freezing teniperatuws
as far south as tlie interior of central Florida. Other
periods of nioderately colcl weather extended from the 17th to Wd and 2Sth to 29tli, but the deficiencies in tem-
perature on these dates were uite offset by the unusual warmth that prevailed from t x e 7th to 16th ancl 23d t o 37th, during which the daily excess in temperature at
most places exceeded 10' to 15O, and maximum tempera-
tures above 80' were registered in all portions of the dis-
trict, except in the Mississippi and Virginia areas. In North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia the month
was the warmest December during the past 30 yezrs,
excepting only December, 1889; in Florida, only Deceni-
ber, 1891, was warmer. With respect to precipitation the month may be divided
into two distinct parts. The first two weekswerevery dry,
and the clear skies and moderate temperatures that pre- vailed made the first half of the month unusually pleasant, and favorable for outdoor work and agricultural interests.
A period of heavy and general rains begnn, however, on
the 14th and the remainder of the month was wet and
gloomy, with only occasional glimpses of blue sky be- tween the lowering clouds. Roads became almost im- passable, and farm work came to a standstill. The lienvy
rains during the latter half of the month caused rapid
rises in the rivers in almost all portions of the district, and
flood stages were exceeded at many places with some damage to bridges and other propert . The precipitation
in Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi, the month y rain-
fall exceeding 10 inches a t 28 stations in the States touch-
ing the Gulf. The snowfall, however, WAS very small,
appreciable amounts being recorded a t only two points, one in western Virginia and one in North Carolina.
During the first half of the month the atmospheric
pressure was generally high. On December 11. a moder-
ate disturbance a eared over southwestern Texas whicli moved to the mi t;B le Gulf coast where it remained until
the 15th, then passing rapidly northward to Ohio. A
similar disturbance of somewhat greater force a peared
moved directly northward west of the Mississippi River
on the 20th, and is of special interest because it was ac- companied by a small secondary depression that caused a
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was above normal in all portions of t ry ie district, es iecially
over southern Texas on the morning of the 1% g which
severe wind and rain storm over Pensncola, Fla. At that
place the barograph showed a sen-level pressure of 29.67
inches between 4 ancl 4.45 a. m. on the morning of the
2Otli, nud a heavy rainfall of 2.91 iiiclies in 20 hours
occurred during the night. The wind rose to a gale,
attaining a masinium 5-minute velocity of 80 miles an
liour n t 4.35 a. ni. A tliird atmospheric depression
appeared on the weat Golf coast on tlie morning of the Ed, wliicli nioved to southeastern Georgia on the 23d, acconipanied by general and hettvy rains in the Gulf
States. The lowest atmosplieric pressure for the month
was caused by the iiiurked dcpression thtit. appeared over
llissouri on tlie 26th, which greatly increased in force as
it moved to tlie St. Lawrence Yalley, tilid caused a ie3-
sure of 29.54 inches a t Norfolk, Vn., 011 the 27th. $his
storm was followed iniinedintelv bj- a m:trkcd area of high
pressure giving the niaximurn for the month at nearly all stations on the 28th or 9 t h , with the Iiigliest, 30.60 inches,
at Wilniington, N. C.
TEMPERATURE.
Tempernture changes in December were decidedly less pronounced than during November, there were no cold
waves, and the unusually mild weather brought to mind
the similar conditiolis that prevailed in 1589 and 1891.
During the brief periods of nioderately cold weather the
deficiencies in teniperature were small, while on the other
hand during many days from the 7th to 16th and 23d to
27th daily mean temperatures a t most stations were from
loo to 15' above t>lie normal. The State averages show a iienrly uniform excess in teniperttt,ure for the month of
itbout 4O, except in Florida, where it exceeded 5'. The
region of greatest departures comprises the central and
northern portions of the Florida Peninsula, and the con- tiguous portions of southemtern Georgia, and the de-
parture diminished from that vicinity to about +3' in
portions of the Mississippi area and Virginia.
The average temperature for the entire district was
50.8' and the departure + 3.9'. The highest State average
was 63.3O for Florida and the lowest 43.2' for the Virginia
areti. These means do not show the normal fall in tem- perature from November to December, since they are respectively but 2 O lower than the November means,
while the change sliould liave been nearly 8'. Over moat
of tlie district the local nionthly mean temperatures
ranged between 45' and 55O, but they were, as usual, noticeitbly higher in Florid:i.
The month opened with fine, clear, cold weather, and
the tern erature remained slightly below normal during
for the m0nt.h were registered on the 1st in all o the Gulf
States and on the 5th in the northern portion of the district, ranging from 20' a t Mount Pleasant, Fla., to 12'
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nearly a P 1 of the first week. The minimum tem eratures
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a t Mineral Bluff in northern Georgia. Frosts were fre-
quent in north-central Florida and resulted in some minor
damage to truck crops in the u per counties. The tem-
perature rose rapicily on the 7t1, and a period of warm,
leasant weather of nearly 10 days' duration followed.
%e highest temperatures for the month occurred in most
States on the 8th to 13th) ranging from 75O-to 85". After a brief cool spell the temperature again rose above normal
from the 23cl to 27th) and a t many places in Florida,
Mississip i, ancl Virginia the maximum temperature for
the district was 89' on the 25th a t Avon Park, Fla. The
lowest temperatures for the month in the north were reg-
istered during the brief cold spell from the 27th to 29th)
Hot Springs, Va., reporting 10' on the 29th.
the mont PI occurred during this period. The highest for
PRECIPITATION.
Except in the western portion of the district and in
Florida where light showers fell somewhat earlier in the
month, the first two weeks were practically rainless, and precipitation received occurred almost entirely
periods of general and heavy rains, extending from the
14th to 17th, 19th or 20th to 27th, and 30th to 31st.
This portion of the month was characterized by gloomy weather with persistently overcast skies, the frequency
of rainfall and soggy condition of the soil completely
interrupting field work. The excessive moisture was in-
jurious to fruits and vegetables in Florida, and in con- junction with the unusual warmth caused a rapid and suc-
culent growth in orange trees. In most States the heavy
rains caused moderate floods in many rivers, fortunately
with only minor damage to property in most sections. The rainfall was excessive in nearly all portions of the
district from the 19th to 23d, ancl in the Carolinas, Georgia, and Florida heavy rains fell also about the 16th.
The greatest 24-hour fall in Mississippi was 5.57 inches a t
Biloxi on the 19th-20th; in Alabama, 4.51 inches a t Mobile on the 22d-23d; in Florida, 4.32 inches a t Pensti-
cola on the 21st-22d) and in Georgia, 4.03 inches a t
Albany on the 22d.
The average rainfall for the clistrict for December was
5.90 inches and the departure +2.02 inches. The pre- cipitation was decidedly above normal in all portions, the
departures ranging from +0.66 in North Carolina to
+2.53 inches in Georgia, +2.21 in Alabama, and+4.74 in the Mississippi area. The average preci itation by
inches for Mississippi. At a number of stations i t was
the wettest December on record. The regions of maximum rainfall were in the northern
portions of the Mississippi area and adjacent portions of
Alabama, in southwestern Alabama, and in southwestern Georgia. The maximum amount was 14.31 inches a t
Tupelo, Miss., followed by 13.09 inches a t Hamilton, Ala.
The least rain fell over the southern peninsula of Florida,
where two stations received less than 1 inch; least amount, 0.37 inch a t Fort Myers, Fla. The amount of
snowfall was very small. Snow flurries or sleet occurred
on the 4th in Virginin, on the 20th in North Carolina, and
on the 27th in northern Georgia. Ap reciable amounts,
unmelted, were measured only a t dt Springs, Va., 1
inch, and a t Marion, N. C., 0.8 inch.
during the heaTl t e last half of the month. There were three
States ranged from 4.15 inches for North Car0 P ina to 9.47
RIVER CONDITIONS.
The rainfall for December was not heavy in Virginia,
and the James River experienced no marked rise during
the month.
The Cape Fear and Roanoke Rivers in North Carolina maintained an average flow considerably above normal
and experienced a rapid rise from the 23d to 34th) for
which warnings were issued. The Roanoke attained a stage of 31.4 feet a t It'eldon (flood stage 30 feet) and the
Ca )e Fear a t Fayetteville, 35 feet (flood stage 38 feet). hiring the last'decade of the month the rivers of South
Carolinn exceeded flood stages a t many river stations.
The Congaree a t Columbia, S. C., attained a crest stage
of 19.2 feet a t 4 a. m. on the 24th (flood stage 15 feet).
The loss to property in the Congaree watershed was small. The warnings resulted in the saving of consider-
able property a t Columbia, where mercliandise was re-
moved from warehouse floors liable to be fiootled a t stages of 16 feet. The saving in one instance amounted to over
$20,000. The Wateree a t Camden, S. C., reached a stage
of 31.3 feet on the 24th (flood stage 24 feet). There was
some loss of corn and hay still stacked in the fields; much
live stock was saved by being driven out of the lowlands near the lower course of the Wateree. The Pedee River
also attained flood stages 011 the 24th) reaching a maxi-
mum of 30.4 feet at Cliernw, s. C., nud remaining above
the flood stage for two clays. The lower Pedee continued
to rise until January 2. The Lynch River a t Effingham,
S. C., was also in flood from the 28th to 30th. There was
no destruction of property, and the loss resulting from enforced suspension of business was nominal. The warn-
ings were distributed by mail, by telegraph and tele-
phone, and enabled farmers to remove cnbtle and hogs to places of safety. The money value of tlie property saved
is estimated at about $15,000. The Savannah River a t Augusta attained the highest
stage since the remarkable flood of 1905. As no river
stages that could possibly be dangerous to the cit expected, warnings were directed toward re ieving unnecessary apprehension; suitable warnings were sent
to the farmers and lumbermen in tlie Savannah River
bottoms below Augusta to enable them t o remove stock
to places of safety and float timber out of the swamps.
The forecast for highest stage a t Sav:tnnah was accurately verified, tlie river attaining a inasimuni of 31.5 feet from
2 to 3 a. in. on December 24.
Heavy rains in Georgia continuecl over the basins of
the Ocmulgee and Oconee Rivers from the 30th to the 24th) ancl by the 22d amounts had fallen sufficiently large to indicate a rise in both rivers to nearly flood stages. On
the morning of the 23d the crest of the flood wave in the Ocmulgee passed Macon with a stage of 17.5 feet and in
the Oconee with a stage of 23.3 feet a t Milledgeville. Warnin s were issued for the lower portions of both rivers,
which were of much benefit to planters and lumbermen.
In southwestern Georgia the heavy rains were confined
to the lower courses of the catchment basins of the Flint and Chattahoochee Rivers. The warnings issued on the
22d indicated a general but not dangerous rise in the rivers
to nearly flood stages a t Alaga, Ala., and Bainbridge, Ga. The maximum stage a t Alava was 25 feet on December 24
(flood stage 30 feet) and a t fjainbrid e 21.5 feet on Decem-
ber 27 (flood stage 22 feet). The d i n t River a t Albany rose 0.5 foot above flood stave. No damage resulted but
the warnings were useful to Pumbermen, steamboat com-
anies, and hydroelectric plants which- have been hampered
for months by extremely low water in the rivers.
No floods occurred in Alabama, and in southeastern Mississippi the flood stage was passed only in the Chicka-
sawhay River at Shubuttr where the river rose.to 28:l feet on the 27th. There was considerable delay in tram
i were
giving t a e time of arrival of the crests a t various points,
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service in Mississippi due to softening of the roadbeds in __ low laces.
d a v y rains on the 15th and 16th in Aiken County,
S. C.. so increased the headwater in Big. Horse Creek that
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the- dam of the Carolina Power Co., nzar LanglT, S. C., could not withstand the strain, and the entire am and
power house were swept away, entailing a loss of $35,000.
MISCELLANEOUS PHENOMENA.
The prevailing winds for the month were from thc west
in Virgmia, from the northeast in the States from North Carolina to Florida, and from the east in Alabama and
Mississippi. The wind movement was moderate for a
winter month, but the averaue hour1 velocity exceeded
Pensacola, and Miami. The maximum velocity was 80
miles from the southeast a t Pensacola on the 20th.
Savannah reported 42 miles an hour from the northwest
on the 27th, Hatteras 48 northwest on the 28th, and Birmingham, Ala., 48 from the east on the 20th. The
10 miles a t Hatteras, Charreston, 8 avannah, Atlanta,
27445-12-2
average number of clear days for the district was 11,
partly cloudy days 8, and cloudy days 12. The number
of rainy days was 10.
SEVERE LOCAL STORMS.
The severe local storm a t Pensacola, Fla., on December
20, when the wind attained a maximum velocity of 80 miles an hour, to which reference has been made in the
general summary, caused considerable minor damage to
pro erty in that city. was s m d
badly washed and sewers stopped by sand. About 5 per cent of the timber in booms was beached. Several
bar es and other vessels dragged anchors, or parted
were floated during the day without much loss. Telephone
and telegraph wires went down and the electric-light and
street-car service was interrupted from 10.45 p. m., 19b,
to 6.50 a. m., 20th.
The damage to buildin an 8 resulted chiefly from the driving rain. % oads were
cab P e and ran foul of each other or grounded, but they
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MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. DECEMBER, 1911
TABLE I.-Clinuatologiml data for December. 1911. DisEriet No. 2, South Atlantic and aut Qulj8tatea.
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35
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24 41 9
3C
31 18
13 38 20 29 ti
19
17 17 24 33
1 4 7
29
7
20
40 4 6 12 19 16
16 27 19 7 15
6 21 56 a3 26 39 3 40
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27
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Buckin ham...... BeuorX.. ........ Botetourt ......... Bruuawick.. ...... Princess Anne.. ... RoanoLe.. ........ Albemarle ......... Mecklenburg FJuvanna ......... Aibemarle.. Pittaylvania.. .... Princeas Anne. .... EIieabeth City .... Bath .............. Goochland ........ Rockbridge.. ..... Campbell ......... Craig .............. Warwick .......... Norfolk. .......... Dinwiddie.. ...... 2harlotte .......... Henrico.. ......... Franklin.. ........ Charlotte .......... Surry ............. hmea City ........
Stan1 ........... B e a u k .. ........ Rutherford ........ Harnett ...........
Rutherford ........ Durham.. Northampton ..... Chowan ........... Bladen _.._._ ..__.. Halllax.. ......... Cumberland ....... Wavne.. .......... Alainanca.. ....... Guillord ........... Pitt ............... Dam .............. Vane ............. Gaston. ........... Lenoir.. .......... C'aldwell.. ........ Franklin. .___. ____ Roheson.. ........ Dare .............. McDowell.. ....... Elyde ............. Chatham .......... Union ............. Burke .............
Caston ___._. ___ __. Nash .............. Wake.. ........... Craven.. .......... Sampson .......... Moon? ............. r'hatham .......... Wake.. ........... Randolph ......... . ..do ............. Rockingham.. .... Macon. ........... Richuond ........ Nash .............. Forsyth.. ......... Rowan ............ 3take.s. ........... Ealifax. .......... [redell. ........... rohnston ......... 2reene ............ Yoom ............. Brunswick.. ...... [redell. ........... Ed ombe
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46.4 47.0 36.4
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47.4 47.6 43.4
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45.3 50.6 44.7 45.9 49.W 45.5 45.2
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+ 6.8
+ 2.6
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5.16 2.85 7.06 3.94 4.40 4.64 6.17 4.87 3.72 5.35 2.75 2.76 4.53 3.31 4.43 4.3s 2.91 3.76 4.62 3.26 2.62 4.31 4.15 2.35 2.74 4.24 2.57 4.62 6.12 5.06 4.6s 5.2s 3.20 4.16
3.23 4.30 7.45 5.20 4.80 3.92 4.09 3.91 8.72 6.37 2.43 4.1s 6.31 4.35
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1.53 1.05 1.30 1.01 2.50 1.20 0.80 1.65 1.19 1.42 0.85 1.15 1.08 1.02 0.65 1.17 0.81 1.07 1.23 0.92 1.34 1.15 1.47 1.73 1.01 0.90 1. fs 0.99 1.29 0.80
3.20
1 41) 1.70 1.0s 1.35 0.90 1. b8
2. a 0. s5 0.69 1.25 1.33 0.95 1.28 0.93 1.02
1.85
1.70 1.10 0.90 1.00 0.91 1.23
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2.90
2.44 a. 00
BtatiOnS. Counties. Observers.
42.6 42.4 + 5.5
...... hrvonia ............... Bedford City .......... maanan ............. CJlrrViue.. ............ Cam Henry... ........
Rev. P. F. Jones. E. E. Taylor. D. D. Booze. F. M. Gage. U. S. Weather Bureau. State Bd. of Hedth Banit'm. Leander McCormfck Obey. J. A. Llgon.
CpFeggk? & Ohio Ry.
Va. Truck Expt. Station. Normal and Agr. Inst. F. M. Terry. T. J. Davis. Vir . iaMilita Imtitute. U. /?Weather%ureau. Miss J. L. Martin. C. W. Ashby. U. 8. Weather Bureau. Central State Hospital. W. J. Abbett. U. S. Weather Bureau. 0. W. B. Hale. State Experiment Farm. B. W. Jonea. Esstern State Hoepital.
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Lamiter.. .............
L ch urg ............ Np" ew castle... .......... Newport New8 ........ Norfolk.. ............. Peters burg.. .......... Randolph.. ........... Richmond. ........... Rocky Mount ......... Baxe .................. 8 ttadle (near). - - . . d?O illtameburg.. .......
Norib Cbrolinn.
Hot &rings ...........
L e r l n p ... .........
Albemarle ............. Belhaven.. ........... Caroleen.. ............ Chalybeate Spr in@.... Chapel Hill ........... Charlotte... ........... Chimney Rock ........ Durham (near) ........ E8gletOWn. ........... Edenton. ............. Eliesbethtown.. ...... En6eld (near).. ....... F8 etteVU.5 GOPdsboro.. :: :: : : : : : : : Graham.. ............. Gmnaborn ............ G m n v ille... .......... Hatteras. ............. Honderson.. .......... 3inm Mountain (near: &ton.. ............. Lenoir.. .............. Louiaburg ............. Lumberton. .......... Manteo.. .............. Marion.. .............. Middletown .......... Mollcure .............. Monroe.. .............. Morgantan. ........... Mount Airy ........... Mount Holly .......... Nashville.. ........... Neuse.. ............... Newtern. ............. Par kern burg.. ......... Pinehurst g ............ Pit ts born.. ............ Ralelgh ............... Rameeur.. ............ Randleman.. ......... Reidsville. ............ Rock House ........... Rockin ham Rocky haunt: 1:: ::::: Salem. ................ Salisbury. ............ Saxon.. ............... 8eotland Neck.. ...... Settle.. ............... Smithlield. ........... Snow Hill.. ........... Bouthern Pines.. ..... Southport. ............ Statesville. ........... Tarborn.. ............. Weldon. .............. Wlllard. .............. Wllmington.. .........
Bwtih Carolina.
A b n ................. Allendale. ............ hndersoo. ............
........... 42.1 + 4.0 41.4 _._.__
........... 39.7 + 4.5 43.0 + 4.7
i3:2.1+.2:2
41.2 /+ 2.5 .... 43.0 44.0
...... + 1.9
+ 3.3
Y. J. Harria. A. L. Bell. 6. B. Tanner. J. A. Smith. Prof. A. H. Patteraon. U. 6. Weather Bureau. J. M. Flack. J. C. Michie. J. T. Elliott. E.R.Con r. J. T. W. S. Inbo;$n.
Frank Glover. Mrn N. B. Ta lor. Dr.'W. R. Go&. A. H. Horry. R. M. Hearne. U. 8. Weather Bureau. Enorh Powell. Rev. C. J. Strang. H. C. V. Peebles. G. M. Golorth. T. B. Wilder. B. M. Davis. U. S. Weather Bureau. Sergt. Thomas McGuh. J. S. Mann. B. J. Utley. T. A. Ashcraft. J. P. B. Massey. Prof. A. H. Memtt. J. W. Holland. J, B. Boddie. Gaston H. Mooneyham. J. B. Hill. E. J. Conway. General Office. Mrs. J. F. Alston. U. S. Weather Bureau. A. H. Y ork. J. R. \Valton. E. M. Redd. Barry C. Hawkins. H. 6. Ledbetter. 0. P. Womble. Rev. H. E. Rondthaler.
Miss Thelma Wilkinson. R. P. McAnally. J.Y c. e. Sava S m i K
Edwin 8. Sanders. L. J. H. Mewborn. Mrs. P. H. Beck. Mrs. C. E. Taylor. D. Matt Thompson. E. V. Zoeller. H. 9. 8. Cooper. J. H. Jefferies. U. 8. Weather Bureaii.
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TABLE l.--Cli7~tologieal data for Dscabct, 1911. District No. ,+Continued.
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2 6 2 2 22 25 27 2 6 2 2
27
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23 10 23 17
18 2 7
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23 23 9 16 16
14 XI 14
1s 7 21 12 16
8 19
25 23
as w 46 43 19
2 10 10
19 M 12 17 t3 19 11
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24
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12 3 10 9
10 6 11 9 9 12 6 9 12 11 4 4 8 12 11 6 9 7 10 9 6 12 12 5 12 9 12 9 6 11 13 12 8 7 12 8
9 6
10 9 10 9 13 12 9
8 6
9 8 8 9 13 11 10 8 12 12 12 11 11 10 11 11 14 10 8 10 8
11
10 10 7 10 4 11 11 11
9
8 12 10 8 9
6
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Batesburg .............. Blackville .............. Blaira .................. Bowman.. .............
Lexington.. ...... 6% -well .......... 2EK
FeMeld .......... 2%
Orangeburg.. ..... la Brorton. .............. Hampton.. .............. Calhoun Falls... ....... Abbeville ......... Camdeu ............... 1 Kershaw .......... 3X 22.i
51.1 51.8
50.6
52.8
54.8
+ 4.;
+ 4.1
+ 4.: ...........
........... ........... ......
+3.5
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5.94 7.38 3.M 4.95
8.59 6.09 2.72 3.27 2.65 1.77
1.90 2.36 4.28 2.53 7.34 6.79
6.08
8.50 5.26 5.30 6.54 6.32 2.21 4.22 5.96 6.86 2.H 4.21 5.20 3.47 7.11 3.70 7.04 5.50 2.46
2.21
....... ....... +0 .4
+ 1.81
+ 3.7: +3 .E
- 0.51
- 0.13
- 0.82
- 1.31
- 1.47
- 0.6s
+ 1.18 -1.1t
+ 2.91
+ 2.37
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+ 3.W
+ 1.82
+ 2.91
....... - 1.01
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+ 2.64
- 0.9E +l .M
+ 1.05 - 0.19
+ 3.07 ....... + 3.93 +0.05
- 0.61
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........... + 3.2
+ 2.c
+ 5.7
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49.3 8 .2 52.8 45.4
46.5
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+ 3.6
+ 3.5
+ 4.5
+ 4.1
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41.4 48.4 45.9 45.4 49.2 47.5
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+ 3.4
- 0.4
+ 2.1 ...... Meriwether.. ..........
Pelrer .................. S t st: Matg.. Qeor .......... ws ........... Saluda ................. S a n t u a ............... Smith hfildills ............ Society Hill. ........... Spartanburg ........... Summerville ........... Trenton ................ walterboro ............. Winnsboro ............. Winthrop College.. .... Yemaa9ee ..............
Newberry ..............
Edgdkld. ........
Anderson ......... Dorchastsr.. ...... Calhoun ........... Wuda.. .......... Union ............ Wllllamsburg ..... Dnrllngton.. ...... Spartanburg ...... Dorchestar ........ Ed efield coltton..::::::::: Psirlield .......... York .............. Hampton .........
Newberry.. ...... _I '
52.0 49.4 51.6 46.3
........... + 4.5
+ 3.3 ..___. + 3.3
47.5
44.5 53.4 49.8
55.oa
46.6 45.9
50.6
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+ 2.3
+ 5.2
+ 2.9
+ 0.9
- 0.4
+ 3.0
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47.6 55.6
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46.0 47.1 50.4 54.3
56.4
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+ 5.5
0.5
+ 2.5
+ 3.2
+ 3.0
+ 4.2
+6 .0
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8.22 4.68 0.62 8.47 7.90 5.m 4 .n 6.34 9.79 7.39 1.34
6.29
6.28 5.10
9.20 6.93 G.W
6.85 4.09
8.52
6.23
0.28
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+ 6 .S
+ 4.86
+ 4.14
+ 1.69
- 0.31
+ 2.81 +5 .&
+7.44 +1.98
+ 2.25
+ 0.15
+ 2.68
t 2.05 f 2 .5 3
+ 0.92
- 1.49
,+ 4.72
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+1.33
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Allapaha ............... Am ericus .............. Athens ................. Atlanta ................ Augusta. .............. B a m b r i i ............. Barnes e ............. Blakely ................ Butler ................ Camak.. ............... Canton ....... Carlton. ............... Clayton.. .............. Columbm.. ............ Covington .............. Cuthbert ............... I
B e n h . ........... Sumter. ........... Chrke ............. Fulton ............ Richmond ........ Decatur ........... Plhe ............. Early ............. Taylor. ........... Warren. .........
M
Rabun.. .......... Yuscogee .......... Newton ........... Randobh .........
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..........I Cperokee.. ........ adison ........... I
49.6
46.4 50.0
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+ 1.s
53.6
45.6 45.6-
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+ 4.1
+ 4.6
50.4'......
Dahlonega.. .......... Diamond ............... Dublin ................. Eatonton .............. Elberton.. ............. Fort Gaines ............ Gainesville ............. Glennville.. ........... Gore ................... Greensboro ............. Griffin. ............... Harrison ............... Hartwell ............... Hawkinsville ........... Lbbon ................. Lost Mountain .........
Lumpkh.. ...... Gilmer.. .......... Laurens ........... Putnam ........... Elbert. ........... Clay. ............. Hall.. ............ Tatnall.. .......... Chattooga ......... Ctreene ............ Spalding.. ........ Washington ....... Hnrt .............. Pulaski. ......... Lmwln ........... Cobb ..............
47.0 52.6 44.2 3 .7 17.0 17.2 IS.0 50.2
18.6
50.6
17.4 17.8 50.2
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+ 3.2
+ 2.4
+ 5.8
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+ 3.6 ..____
+ 3.6
+ 5.3
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20 21 22 26
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5.72 5.47 6.87 4.96 5.55 7.13 1.38 7.15 7.45 4.82 8.23 5.73 9. n
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+ 0.05
+ 3.74 ....... f 0 .9 9
+ 2.61
+ 7.08
+ 3.13
+ 4.21
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+ 2.00
+ 4.48
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18.5
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Temperature, In degreee Fahrenheit Predpitatlon, in inches.
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4l 44 36 46
37 28 46
38 34 38 36
45 32 40 35
33 39 35 37 44 32 31 39
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1.11
0.51 0.7( 2 .a 1.4 1.u
2.2 1.4
1. x 1.N 2 .x 2.0; 2.51 2.1: 1.0; 1. 7( 2 .4 2.71 1.41 1.4:
1.7C 0.7s 2.32
0. SE 1.50 1.52 1.15
2. a
3.12 2.00 4. 03
2.01 1.90 1.22
1.48 2.41 3.80 1.57 3.50 1.28 2.95 1.20 1.78 1.50 1. ti9 1.50 A. 27 1.77 1.05
3.25 1.92 3.15 Z. 98 1.42
1.55
1.47
2.40
1.99
3. M I. 66
2.25
2.50 1.04 2.643
1.40
2.38 2. 76 3. M 1.72 2.25
1.44
3.28 1.28 1.92 J. 98 3.14
1.60
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13 11 13 12
15 9 17
18 16 13 15 4 14 17 8 14 12
9 9 12 15 17 17 9
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14 12 16 1 1 2' 10 10 9 14 13 11 12
8 13 18 14 14 12 11 0
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lohn R. Rags%%: B. 0. Evans. Phomas D. Williams. L. M. Parker. W. C. Brown. lames C. Faris. W. R. Zimmermun. J. 8. Weather B u ~w u . 1. H. Powe. Prof. John N. Hook. J. 8. Weather Bureau. P. C. Quattlebaum. D. C. McCall. 4. E. Rowell. Yathan JenLins. 3. B. McCall. 3r. J. R. DesPortas. 3. K. Gilbert. i. P. Haeard. Spartan Qoodlette.
p. M. Calhoun. .harlie Bowers. i. 0. Matthews.
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Catawba. .............. chap Ils .............. CharEton.. ........... Cheraw.. .............. Clemson C o w .. ...... Columbla.. ............
York .............. I 562
402
4! 144
ax 351 25 1 75 1oC la7 106 51 1% 12 989 671 508 54
900 711
502 873 109
209
530 572 62
75 875 75 Grn 69
546 680 23
....
Newberry.. ....... Charlaston.. ...... ChesterfmBeld. ...... Ooonee. ........... Richland .......... Conwav.. ........... ...I Horrv.. ......... ..I D a r h h n .. ........... Darlhgton.. ..... .I Dillon .................. DUlon ............. Edisto ................. Bamterg.. ........ EfflnPhnm.. .......... Fbmnce.. ........ Ferguson ............... Bmkeley.. ........
.....I ...... ..
Flofence ............... FbmnOe.. ........ Georgetown ............ hrgetown ....... Qreenville.. ............ Clreenville ......... ...
Oreenw d... .......... Oreenwood.. ...... Heath Springs. ........ Lancaster.. ....... Kingstree .............. Wllliarnsburg ..... Ljhertk ............... Pkkens ........... Little ountaln ........ Newberry ......... ...
.. M. Ward. 3. F. Lewis.
. 8. Wnnnnmalrar. drs. F. V. J. Maxwell. 3. W. J e w . K . 0. Walker.
r[s' J. J. Lucaa. T. f;. Robinson. fh E. H. Gadsden.
,. A. Lone.
... 76 70 75 71
. A. Weshherg.
E. R. Rivers.
. 0. Hutwn.
. w . Beigler.
I
Georgia. I
Abbeville .............. Wilwx ............ Adainville ............. Bartow. .......... Albany ................ DOURherty .........
Y. H. Calhoun. irS. R. C. Evins. korge C. Brosnan. ames 1'. Austin.
?. P. Harrold.
I. n. cox. J. 8. Weather Bureau. Do. frs. C. 0. Wimberley. 'mf. C. W. Mobky. lalph M. Hobbs. Lrs. M. F. Wallaee.
. A. Chapman.
t. W. Evans. I. C. Power.
Lrs. Sarah E. C m . 'rof. W. Mchlichael. 'rof. R..P. Gaillard. L A.Kmze
'rof. W. C. Wright. I . A. Roebuck. Iiss Eva T. Graham. Y. C. Walker. Villiam C. Barnard. 1. M. Ponder.
L. L. Cnldwell.
, M. Mathews.
.. W. J. Wood.
y. B. McM~~llan.
.. II. Wood.
I. J. Du BOB.
.. N. Mayes.
[. G. Gamble. Yalter A. Hilton. .. W. Latimer.
I. 8. Weather Bureau. C Br an. 0. L. -ne. [. Q. McComb.
, N. Clement.
. C. Collins. [isa Maude Penn. trs. Ida J. Mllner. F. 0. Medlock.
. M. Witcher.
1. T. Merritt.
i. J. Duncan.
i. J. Land.
rrs. hl. E. &*in.
....... 772 232 293 362 694 1,218 180 119 875 300 650
613
b94 557 2,lM 262
600 446
1,519
2,020 452
710 166 1.254
59s 97s
245 838 235
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5t' 41 1 I 39
It1 35
lti 35
....... 1 , 52 1 1 3 3
....... 29 ' 35
1 I 46
6.58
3.50
....... 259 150 650 370 500
276
158 1,571
292
800 959 1,078
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Louisville ............. Jetloison Lumber City ........... 'l'elfair..
........... ....
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ne.
nw. nw.
ne.
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W.
.....
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... 31 74 77 748 31 E7
Macon ................. .I Bibb .............. Marshallville ........... Macon ............. Milledeeville.. ......... I Baldwin.. ........ Millen: .................. Jenkins.. ........ _' Mineral Bluff ........... Fannin ............ Monteruma ............ Macon. ............ Monticello .............. Jasper ............. ... 75 14
78 34
... Newnan.. Coweta
Norcross Qwinnett Point Peter Poulae ............... ...........
1810
51.2 57.9 48.6
45.8 58.4
60.2* 55.0 53.4 51.7' 46.4.+ 56.8 51.6i 45.8
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW .
TABLE l.-Climatological data for December. 1911 . District No . 2-Continued .
+ 3.7
+ 5.7
+ 4.9
+ 1.6
...... + 7.3
+ 4.2
+ 4.4
+ 5.1
3.9
+ 4.6
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DECEMBER. 161 1
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Eacambia ......... Pinellas ........... Hilkiboro .......... Brerard ........... Marion ............ Washington ....... S t . Johns .......... PWO ............. Putnam ........... S t . Johns .......... Leon .............. Hillsboro ..........
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+ 4.8
+ 5.9
+ 6.4
+ 5.6
+ 4.1
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4.42 3.43 0.93 4.74 3.98
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....... - 0.52
+ 4.14
+ 0.44
+ l.ti2
+ 2.19
+ 3.41
49.2 ........... + 5.0 2.00 5.39 4.61 6.57 5.77 8.19 6.12 6.92 3.25 5.95
....... + 0.85
- 0.34
+ 1.47
+ 0.97
+ 3.50
+ 1.52
+ 2.29
- 2.35
.......
Lowndes .......... Conecuh ................. Jefferson .......... Shelby ............ Tallapoos ........ Cherokee ..........
701 500 738
594
ObElVerS . Statlona
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quitman .............. Ramhurat ............. Rasaca ................ Rome ................. st . George ............. 0t . Mmys .............
~a i b o t t o n .............
mtnam ...............
s 8 V a n n a h ............. st8 tesboro .............
Tabpo058 ............ Thomasvllle ........... Tlfton ................. TO~~OB ................ vaidosta .............. Washlugton ...........
Weat Point ............ Woodbury ............
Florida .
Apalachicola .......... Areadla ............... Avon Park ............ B8rtOW ................ Bradentown ........... Broobville ............ carrabelle ............. Cedar Keys ........... Clermont .............. De Funiak Sp rings .... De Land .............. Eustis ................. Federal Point ......... Fenholloway .......... Femandina ........... Fort Meade ........... Fort M p rs ............ Fort Pmm ............ 0ainmville ............ Grasmere .............. Hilliard ............... Homestead ............ Hypoluro ............. Invernm. ............. Jacksonville. .......... Jasper ................. Johnstown ............ Key West ............. Kisslmmee ............ Lakecity ............. Live Oak .............. M8Wlel~ly ............ Madison ............... Malabar ............... hfariaUll8 .............. Memtts Island ........ Miami ................. Middleburg ........... Moho ................ Monticello ............. Mount Pleasant ....... New S m r .........
Orlando ............... Pen88cola ............. P i n e l k Park ......... Plant City ............ Rockled e ............. Rockwe6 ............. S t . Andrew ........... 8t . Augustine ......... 8t.W ................ 88bUll8 Heights ...... Swltmrland ........... Tallahassee.. ......... Tampa ................ Tarpon Springs ....... Titusvllle ............. WSUSaU ...............
Alabam .
A b ................. Anniston .............. Ashville ............... Auburn ............... Benton ............... Bermuda ............. Blrmlngham .......... calcm ................. Camp Hill ............ Cedar Bluff ...........
w8ycrosS ............. W8 Y b o r o ...........
Orange 1ty .......
Marion .................... Brooks ............ I 173
Murray ............ I 1, 363 Gordon ............ (57
A h . M . J . Collum . A . B . Jones . D . E . Humphreys . D . A . Norton . W . M . Towers . A . N . Lund . David C . Sterling . U . S . Weather Bureau . W . C . Cromley Dr . E . 1 . Bardwell . Elmer C . Bisho U . S . Weather gureau . K . C . Moore . Mrs . Alice Starke . Miss Annie Twitt Miss Ella B . S m i t t Thomas S m e r . Mrs . H . W . Blount . E . N . D U ~I . E . T . Riggms .
Flovd ............. 1 576 Cba-rlton .................. Camden ........... 20 Chatham .......... G5 Bulloch ........... 253 Talbot ............ I
750
5Y . 2 ...... 47.8 + 3.7 56.7 + 5.9 49.8 + 2. 7 48.6 !' + 3.4 rroup ............. Meriwether ........ 641
24 61 150
115 10 126 10 10 106
193 27 56 5 75 10 125 12 0
176 176 69 5 9
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101 153 125 14 65 210 109 125 200
w so >%
47 10 49 207 260 9 39 111 149 20
131 28 10
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G . H . Whiteside . C . S . Bushnell . 0 . R . Thacher . William Hood . H . H . Ten f l m k . C . C . Peck . J . J . Blmquist . J . B . Lutterloh . 8.8. Fesler . R . W . S t o m . 0 . B . Webstar . C . T . Smith . E . 8 . Hubbard . J Wig lesworth . W . B.%. D Up. 0 . L . Brodnc Miss M . M . Gardner . T . C . Nicholson . John Schnabel . J . B . Escott . B . A . Tibbits . w . J . grome . G A A evme . ~r ; . i . Mnfibr .
Mrs . W . C . Caldwell . A . M . C . Brasch . U . 8 . Weather Bm8U . J . A . Simpaon . W . B . Knight . J . D . Henry . QrifIin Bros.Co. E . J . &nu . J . F . Farley . W . J . Watson . F . Ulrich . U . S . Weather BW8U . G . A . Chalk0r . W . H . Trimmer . E . C . Potter . Miss Addie Grubb . F . Nordman . J . D . Graham . James Thomson . U . S . Weather Bureau . C . M . Deschant . E . B . Trask . J Dunellon . H . White Phoa . . Co .
W . A . Emmom . E . J . Joyce . Q . Schneider .
W . H . Markham . U . 8 . Weather Bureau . A . P . Albaugh .
Curtii Jones .
U . S . Weather B m U
88hUXIl8 Mrs . W . C CO . Steele . .
F . M . Taylor .
mw .......... De Soto ........... ... .do ............. Polk .............. M 8 U 8 h ........... Hernando ......... Franklin .......... Levy .............. Lake ..............
Volusia ............ Lake .............. Putnam ........... Taylor ............ Nasssu ............ Polk .............. Lee ............... 8t . Lucie .......... Alach ua ........... Orange ............ Nassau ............
Palm Beach ....... C i t w .............
Bradford .......... Monroe ............ Oscaola ............
WaltOtl ............
Dad& .............
Duval ............. H a d t o n .........
COl~Inbi8 ......... SUWanW .......... Baker ............. Madis0 n ........... Brevard ........... Jackon ........... Brevard ........... Dad& .............
63.W+ 6.0 64.3 + 4.8 63.5 + 6.8
58.2 ...... 70.8 ...... 72.4 + 4.5
tX.8 + 6.8
60.2 I+ 4.3 1~4.1. ..... 56.8 + 2.9 57.4 + 3.2 M.8b + 2.0
clay ............... Escmbia ......... Jefferson .......... Gadsden .......... 56.4 ...... 65.5 + 7.1 64.5 + 5.5
Pinellm ........... Brevard ........... Washington .......
James 1 . Willls . U . 8 . Weather Bureau . George R . Cather . Dr . James T . Anderaon . 8 . T . Pruitt . M . J . Morris . U . 8 . Weather Bureau . L . 0 . Privett .
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Houston ..........
Bt . Clair ........... Lee ...............
C8lhOUn ...........
........... M.O'+ 4.7 49.8 + 2.5
52.3 ...... ...........
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DECEMBER, 1911. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE l.-Climatological datu for D m b e r , 1911. District No. 2-Continued.
............ 57.0 + 5. 5
52.1; + 3.5
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51.2 + 4 .2
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Citronelle. ............. Clanton ................ Coclvane ............... Cordova ................ Cullman. .............. Dadeville .............. Daphne ................
Eufau ......... Flomaton.. ............ Fort Deposit ........... Qadsden. .............. Goodwater. ............ Qreemboro ............. Qreenville .............. Hamilton .............. Highland Home.. ...... Livingston.. ........... Lock No. 4 ............. Maple Qrove.. ......... Mentono. .............. Milstead.. ............. Mobile.. ............... Montgomery ........... Newbern ............... Oneonta.. ............. Opelika ................ Ozark .................. Prattville.. ............ Pushmatsha. .......... Selma .................. Sprin Hill .......... Tallafega. ............... Tallassee ............... Thomasvllle.. ......... Troy ................... Tuscalooaa.. ........... Tuskogee. ............. Union Springs.. ....... Uniontown.. .......... Valley Head ........... Wetumpka.. ..........
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Mobile. ........... 331 Chilton ........... 60
Pickens ........... 100 Walker.. ......... 334 Cullman.. ........ SO2 Tallapoosa ........ 7tio Baldwin .................. Marengo.. ................ Barbour .......... 200 Escambia.. ....... 91 Lowndas .......... 520 Etowah.. ......... 621 Coos.. ........... 8213 Hale.. ............ ?20 Butler ............ 444 Marion .................... Crenshaw.. ............... Sutnter.. ......... lh0 TalMega. ........ 510 Cherokee.. ................ Dekalb ........... 1,595 Macon.. .................. Mobile.. .......... 84
Montgomery. ..... 240 Hale ...................... Blount.. .......... 857 Lee ............... 817 Dale .............. 4W
Autauga .......... ?SI Choctaw.. ............... D a h ............ 147 Mobile ............ 312 Talladegn. ........ 554 Elmore.. ................ Clarke.. .......... 385 Pike .............. 581 Tuscalmsa.. ...... 230 Macon.. ................. Bullock.. ......... 216
De alb.. ........ 1.031 Elmore.. ......... 205
Pe 3 ............. 273
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1.83 S.96 2.25 3.01 7.61 9.61 0.23 9.69 8.81 0.16 2.06
5.50 6.63 0.94 0.89 8.50 8.87 9.61 0.00
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+ 7.31
+ 3.SO
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+ 7.92
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Robert L. King. U. 8. Engineers.
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'homas W. Flynt.
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J. 8. Weather Bureau.
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t Also on other dates. T. Preclpitation is lerm than 0.01 inch rain or melted snow.
1812 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW DECEMBER, 1911
Virgtnia.
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Kinston Ne use... -Oh.. ............ SaUtee.. .... Louiaburg I ...... Tar .........
Manteo ............. Coast ........ Marion.. ........... Santee.. .... Middletown ........ Coast ........ Moncure 11.. ....... Cape Fear.. . Monroe.. ........... Pedee.. ..... Morganton .......... Santee ...... Mount Air ........ Pedee .......
Nashville 11.. Tar. Neuse 11 N e w Newbern 11 do Parkersburg.. ...... Cape Fear.. . Plnehnrst, ........... Lumber ..... Pittsboro.. ......... Cape Fear.. . Ralelgh ............. Neuse .......
Randleman 11.. ....... ..do.. ..... Reidsville 1. .......... ..do.. ..... Rock House.. ...... Savannah.. . Rockin ham Ped-.. -1..
Rocky fiounyi i :::: Tar.. Salem.. Ped-..
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Lumberton \i ...... Lumber .....
Maunt Ho& I ..... Santee. ..... ...... ........ ............ ....... .............. .......
Ramseur ........... CapeFear.. .
............................ ............. .. ....... ............ ..... ......... ..do.. ..... Roanoke .... Tar ...... ......... ............... ....... ..... ..... ............ ..... ... . ............ .....
Settle Pedee Smithfield I I.. Neuse.. Snow Hill. ..do.. Southern Pines.. Cape Fear.. Southport. ..do.. Ststesvllle.. ........ Pedee.. ..... Tarboro ............ Tar. ........ Weldon I I .. ........ Roanoke.. .. Wlllard.. ........... Cape Fear.. . Wilmington. .......... ..do.. .....
Aiken.. ............ Edisto.. ....
Anderson.. ............ ..do.. ..... Batasburg ..... Edisto ...... Blackvllle do Bhlm 11 Broad
Bowman.. ......... Edlsto.. ....
Soufh Carolina.
Allendale I U ........ SaV8IUlah.. .
.......... ....... ............ .......
DEOEMBER , 19 11. MUNTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE 2.-Dac?y precipitution for D d e r , 1911. bistsiet No. e-Continued.
1813
8tatiOM. Watmbed.
BowhCamUna--Con.
Calhoun alls [I .... Savannah Camden Hi;.. ....... Wateme ..... Catawba 1 Catawba.. ..
Charleston .......... Coat ........
Clermron ollege .. SaTmah ... Columbia ........... Conaaree ....
Broxton j) ......... Salliehatchic
Chappells 1 i::::: 1:: Saluda.. ....
Cheraw I&. .....: ~.. Pedee .......
...
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............. Alegall Amiston Aeheville ................ Auburn ............ Bentont I.. ......... Bemu a ......... am .......
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............ .......... ......... Cltronelle ........... C s L \i .........
Cordova ............ Cullman ................. DadavLUell ......... Daphne ............ Demo lbll ........ EufanglI .......... Flomaton .......... FortDepositll .......... GadaaeJIll .......... Goodwater ............ Greensboro .......
Hamilton .......... Highland Home ....
.........
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MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW .
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Chattah’hw T 1.043.19 06 04 .731.92?.52 2.26 .OS T 04 12 T 12.00 Cooea T T 16 03 lti .0!2 1.26 T 1.39 06 14 21 94 50 52 5.39 do ............................................... 30 T .. 10 . 57 . 44 . 10 . Cfi .... T . 1.40 .05 1.05 .................................... 4.61 Tallapoom ................................................... T . T .. 10 . 42 ............ 1.W .05 2.34 . 27 . 19 T .. 14 . 41 ........ T 1.05 6.57 Alabama ............................................................. 24 . 44 ............ 2.14 . 22 T .. 85 ............. 40 ............ 1.48 5.77
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Escambia ................................................... T . T .. 07 . 26 ........ T . 1.68 T . 2.33 . 96 . 24 . 04 . 04 . 24 ........ T . 2.33 8.19 Bl’k Warrior ......................................... 40 T .. 30 . 33 . 30 ............ .Ox 1.34 . 01 1.31 . 05 . 11 . 15 1.12 ........ T .. 62 . 01 6.12 Coasa .................................................... 15 T .. 15 . 38 . 20 ............ 1.58 . 05 . 70 . S5 .*.. ... 29 . 90 ............ 1.08 6.92 Tallapoom .............................................. T .......... 40 ............................ 1.20 ................. 25 . 40 T . 1.00 3.25
Coosa ................................................................ 70 . 60 . 20 ......... 20 . 65 . u) ......... 50 . 25 . 75 . 50 .... 1.00 .... 5.95 Alabama ............................................ T .......... 36 . 70 ............. W 2.80 . 08 1.05 . 77 . 31 . 03 . 39 . 12 ......... 40 2.75 10.00 Goa% ........................................................ (rJ . 06 . 56 . 18 ............ 2.051 . 09 . 60 . 51 . 26 ..... 53 . 77 ............ 1.10 6.80 Tombi bee .......................................... 1.15 .701.40 1.53 . 50 . 65 ............. 95 .... 1.35 . 50 . 15 ..... 40 . 40 ............ 1.3011.03 BY% dbrior ..................................... 40 2.10 . 28 . 60 . 20 1.43 ................. 20 ..... 95 . 15 . 32 . 70 2.08 ........ .31 1.28 .... 10.90 do ...................................... T . T . 1.45 . 52 . 68 .ZO 1.65 . 03 ............. 80 T .. 80 . 10 . 20 .... 1.68 ............ 1.35 . 48 9.94 Tallapoosa ...................................................... T .. 15 . 66 ............ 1.60 .05 1.19 . 65 . 52 ..... 32 . 30 ........ T . 1.12 6.56 Cosrrt ................................................... T ..... T .. 05 ............ .90 1.20 .102.201.40 1.55 . 05 ................ T . 2.00 9.45 Tombi bee ............................................... 70 . 18 . 16 . 26 . 25 ............ 1.40 ..... 60 . 82 . 10 . 08 . 40 . 60 ......... 05 1 . M 6.64 Chattakhee .......................................................... 04 . 26 .... T ...... 48 1.26 1.59 2.16 . 14 ..... 06 . 10 ............ 1.46 7.51 E-b& ................................................................ 08 T ......... 1.96?.00 ..... 61 . 21, T .. 06 .I ............. 44 5.85 do ........................................................... 20 ..... 25 ............ 1.65 . 20 .50 1.00 . 20 ........................ 1.93 5.83 C00ES .................................................... 15 . 04 . 26 . 64 . 14 36 10 70 50 10 14 .70 1.00 08 80 5.71
do ....... 45 ..................................................... 22 . 15 ............ 1.60 . 12 . 64 . 66 . 25 . 06 .37 1.07 ............ 1.54 7.13 B11 Warrlor ......................................... 73 . 14 . 16 . 72 . 23 ............ 1.69 . 04 1.04 . 85 . 17 ..... 30 . 76 ............. 85 .... 7.69
E-bia ................................................................ 42 ............ 1.80 .... 1.30 ......... 46 .... .Sa ............ 1.66 6.96 Tomb bee ...................................... .082.25 1.32 .&3 2.48 . 48 . 08 . 08 ......... 34 ,021.30 T . .!a .... 2.00 T ......... 1.45 .Si 8.08
Ea&~ia ............................................................ 43 . 15 ............ 1.51 . 02 1.13 . 64 . 2~ . 04 . 02 . 61 ........... -1.68 8 . iv1
............. . . . . . ......... .
DECEMBER. 191 1
TABLE !-?.-Daily prceipitation for D d a . 1911 . Disbiet No . 2-Continued .
ff~lo--continued .
Tallapoosa I I ....... Thomasville ........ ...........
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...................................................... ...... .. Savannah ........................................... .ob: 05 Suwanw ........................................................ 30 ........ Savannah ............................................................ Satilla .................................. .02 ......................... 15 . 28 . 07 73 10 Savannah ....................................................... T .. 85 1.75 . 05 ..... .. Chattah’h e8. ................................................ T . T .. 13 . 55 18 ..... Flint ................................................................ 11 .44 ............ 95 21 ....
. 30
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. 41
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. 30 ............ 6.00
. 58 ........ T 67 7.61 .37 .... 99 6.25
DEOEMBER, 191 1. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE S.-Daily preeipitution for Dccnbcr, 1911. District No. 2-Continued.
1815
Day of month.
Alabama4ontd.
dEWsb81ppi.
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* Precipitation inrluded in that of the next measurement.
: Separate dates of falls not recorded.
14. gmcipitation for the 24 hours ending on the morning when it is measured. recipitat.ion is less than 0.01 inch rain or melted snow.
1816 MONTHLY WEATnhR REVIEW. DECEMBER, 1911
TABLE 3.-Mw5mum and minimum temperaturur at sebcled stations, Dcennber, 1911. District No. 2, South Atlantic and eaet Gulf Siatur.
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