624 MONTHLY WEAT€ lER REVIEW. 8nBfaaaBn, 1902
TELEGRAPH LINES.
No change has taken place since the last annual report! in
the total mileage (367 miles) of telegraph ancl telephone lines
owned and operated by the Weather Bureau, no new lines
having been built nor any old one8 abandoned during the
year.
No extensive line repairs have been needtd except on the
Tatoosh Island section, where general repairs are iiow under-
way, preparatory to the reestablishment of telegrnpliic coin-
munication with the new station about to be erec.tei1 on that
island. A wire span, supported on steel towers, is in course
of erection between the island and the ruainlancl, in lieu of a
submarine cable which, as costly erperience during past years
has clemonstrated, can not be economically maintaiiieil in tlitit
locality.
Nineteen nautical miles of two-conductor cable. laic1 by the
Signal Service of the Army in 1898, between Block 1sliu.d
and Narragansett, R. I., were recently transferred to this
Burean. This cable has been out of working order since
January. It was our purpose to recover it, rep1ac.e the defec-
tive parts, and relay it so as to parallel oiir old Block Islr~ad
cable for use in case of an acciilent to the latter. On taliiiig i t
up it was found to be too badly worn to justify the espeiisr of
again putting it down, and an appropriation of $40.000 is reco~u-
mended for the purchase and the laying of it new reble i ~~i i l
the purchase of ground and erection of necessary buildings a t
each of hhe two termini:
The total 6 6 this line " receipts from coinmercinl telegrainrc
transmitted over Weather Bureau lines clurinK the year were
$23'28.17, an increase of $597.68 over la& year's receiptH.
The total number of whole days and fractional parts of R
day, respectively, on wliich telegraphic comiuunic.ation over
Weather Bureau lines was interrupted is as follows:
Fmu-
Port Crewent to Neah Bav Wash.. .................................. 10
San Francisco to Point R6 'ex Val ................................... Edgartown to Nantucket. ....................................... 0
Norfolk Va. to Hatterns N.'C'. Alpna io M;ddle 1slaod.hIich.. ................................... .I 1
Block Island to Narragansett R. I . ................................... ...................................... I S
Alpna to Thunder Bay Island, BILL. ................................. 1 0
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Under acts passed by the last Congress, specifications and
plans are being prepared for purchasing and lsyiug about 50
statute miles (more or less) of submarine telegraph cahles. t u
connect Sand Key, Fla., with Hey West, Fla.; South Manitou
Island, Mich., with Glenhaven, Micli., and the Farellone
Islands, Cal., with San Francisco. Gal., via Point Reyes. C h l .
A teredo-proof, one-conductor cable, with ruhlwr insulaticin
and twelve No. 8 guard wires, will be used for the Sand Key
connection, and gutta-percha cables, with twelve No. 5 guard
wires, for the others.
A short telephone line, to connect the new stntion at North
Head, Wash., with the lines terminating at Fort C'anby. Wash.,
is now under construction.
PUBLICATIONS.
The puldications during the fiscal year may be summarized
as follows:
TOTAL nUTPVT.
Ftirecast <?urds: Pieces.
~Ianila ............................................... 15,785,760
Papar ................................................ 2,370,105 Statim riiaps ............................................. 4,087,792
Station foniis, all kitids ................................... 2,738,130
Wwtlier 1111~ps. Wasliiiigtuii ................................ 539,772
'Climate and crop liulletins. ................................ 140,089 Monthly Weatlier Reviews ................................ 69,750
Laki: charts .............................................. 44,500
Snow and ice bullet,ins.. .................................. 31,043
Total ............................................. 25,789,941
These figures relate only to \wrk clone witliin the Yublica-
tions Division, and do not include iuiscellaneous printing for
the Bureau done outside u d e r authority of over 800 orders.
They iuean that 35,790,000 pieces. weighing more than 270
tons. were here priiited, out, bound or otherwise made into
suitable packages, wrqped, and mailed.
Forwrtst t:ards: Pieces.
WORK DONE AT THE GOVEBNPENT PRINTING OFFICE.
Y d l a ............................................... 13. ouO,OOO
Statim imps. ............................................ 3,450,000
Paprr ................................................ 13, Ooo, UUO
Total .............................................. 29,450,OUU
These were alrjo mailed to stations.
Other printing done at the Government Printing Office in-
cludes 2 quarto bulletins, aggregating 2700 copies; 7 octavo
lmlletins, aggregating 24,500 copies, ancl 625,000 iuiscellaneous
forms.
To the above quantities are to be added 2,260,000 blank
forecast cards, manila, shipped direct by the contractor to
stations, and 2,000~000 paper forecast cards printed here pre-
vious to, but mailed after June 30, 1902.
ECLIPSE METEOROLOCiY AND ALLIED PROBLEMS.
The track of the total solar eclipse of May 28, 1900. crossed
the Southern States from New Orleans to Norfolk and afforded
au unusual opportunity for studying some of the physical
probleius connected wit,h the effects of solar radiation in the
earth's atmosphere. The observations made in the eclipse
track have been discussed by Prof. Frank H. Bigelow, and &he
results appear in Bulletin I, Weather Bureau. 1902, Eclipse
Meteorology and Allied Problems. It is there shown what
preliminary meteorological observations should be made for
determining the position of eclipse stations. Professor Bige-
low denionstrates that the so-called eclipse cyclone does not
exist in the atmosphere; he also shows that the shadow bands
are due to the light from the Bun's crescent shining khrough
the interstices of the mixture of currents of different densities
that exist in the lowest layers of the atmosphere. A review of
the scieutific status of the problems of solar physics follows, in
which the parallelism between the meteorology of the sun and
tlint of the earth is indicated.
GENERAL CLIMATIC CONDITIONS.
By W. B. STOCKMAS, Furprost IJfficial, in rhxrge of IJi\ i -i m of hlc4ermdogical Records.
The sea-level values thus obtained are shown on Chart I.
The pressure on the 10,000-foot plane is also obtained as
given in Tables I and VI. The departures are given in inclicated on the same pages of the above-mentioned REVIEW,
Table I. and the resulting isobars are shown on Chart 11.
The method of reduction of the observed pressures to sea The mean annual barometric pressure was highest over
level, standard gravity, nncl to the mean of 24 hourly cibser- Kentucky, Tennessee, the northern portion of the east Gulf
vations is that adopted by the Bureau on January 1, 1 9 ~~2 , nail States, anil pwts of the South Atlantic States, anil lowest over
fully described on pages 13-16 of the MONTHLY TVExrHm RE- the southern Plateau region. Escept in pnrti of the central
VIEW for that month. portiouu of Kentucky and Tennessee, and on the coast of cen-
ATMOSPHmIU PRESSURE.
The numerical values of annual mean pressures for 1902 are
flUIUMART, 1902. MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. 626
tral California, the annual pressure values were below the
normal. In the regions where tlie pressure WLR above the
norinal the departures were not so large as they were where
negative. The location of the areas of liiglirwt and lowest
mean annual pressure did not inaterinlly differ from that for
the year 1901. - - - _-
TEMPERATURE.
The distribution of mean surface temperature is shinvii on
Chart I11 and the district departures l>y Table VIII.
The mean annual temperature was below the norinnl in
southeastern Washington, Nevada, eastern and noutlierii Cnli-
fornia, western Arizona, West Virginia. soutlierii Ohio. Ken-
tucky, Indiana, centrd Illinois, wiitral Missouri, the Florida
Peninsula. and parts of the South Atlantic States, but., as a
rule, with slight departures. Elsewhere it was above i i i m d ,
and generally with departures greater tliaii where they were
below. The areas of plus and minus departures as cletermined
by a consideration of reports from Climate anrl Crop centers
differ slightly in location from those based on reports froin
regular Weather Bureau stations only. but the difference in
position is not marked. In Arkansas the departures during
the fall months averaged nearly 5 O per day above the nonnal.
In Georgia July was the warmest in eleven years; in Missis-
sippi June, August, and November were the warnlest of record,
as also was November in Kentucky and West Virginia. June
mas the coolest of record in West Virginia.
PRECIPITATION.
The distribution of amnia1 precipitation is slio\vn on Chart
I V and the district departures by Table IS.
The precipitation \van deficient generally in the Atlantic and
Gulf States, eastern lower Lake region, northwestern upper
Lake region, upper Missouri Valley, the Plateau regions. and
portions of California. In eastern Massachusetts tlie defi-
ciency amounted to about 11 iwlies: in southeastern Virginiit,
the eastern portions of tlie Carolinas. east-central Floridit.
and the Gulf coast, escept at C~orpus Christi, from 13 to
26.3 inches; at Escanaba, Mich.. 10.2 inches, :rnd Erie, Pa.,
11.5 inches. Tacoma, Wash., reports an excess of 10 inches;
Seattle, Wash., 9.9 inches; Eureka, Ual., 12.5 inches, and Lin-
cc hi, Nellr.. 14.4 inches; elnem-here the excess departures mere,
as a rule, not very large. Over southeastern New York, Dela-
ware, New Jersey, soiltheastern Pennsylvania, eastern Mary-
land, the District of C!olumbia, and northern Virginia the
precipitation was in escess from 2.3 to 9.9 inches, and in the
itren surrounding this locality the departures were markedly
deficient. Siinilar conditions ol>tainerl between northeastern
and east-central Florida, about Lake Erie, northwestern and
west-central California, and portions of the Missouri Valley
aiid nortlierii slope. Kansas and Oklahoma report the heavi-
est, niiiinxl l~recipitation of record.
The aiiioiiiit of snow on the ground at the end of the year
was defioieiit orer the ensterii slope of the Big Horn Moun-
tains. in W'yomiiig. In all other mountain districts the
niuount of snow on tlie ground indicates a good flow of water
for irrigation purposes during the coming crop season.
THUNDERSTORMS.
The frequency of thuarlerstorni clays in the different months
and in the several States and Territories is shown approsi-
mstely by tlie figures of Tables I11 and IV.
The first-iiamecl table has been prepared from reports of
both regular and voliintary observers, with a view to showing
the nmnber of thunderstorm days recorded each month in
the immediate iieighl~orlioocl of tlie respective stations.
The second tahle slioms the numbel: of days 011 which thun-
derstoriiis mere recorded in the State or Territory as a whole.
In preparing the last-named table reports from all stations
whatsoever were used The number of thunderstorm days
for a given State, as shown in Table depend8 largely upon
the size of the State and the number and distribution of the
observing stations. In the District of Coluinhia, for example,
with but one observing station, the number of thunderstorm
days mas 4% while for the acljacent State of I\laryland, with
an average of 48 stations, tliunclerstorius were observed on 113
hys. I n Virginia, with about 52 stations, the number of
thunderstorm days was 147.
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Columbia ............... Kansas CIty. ............ 8 rlngtleld Mu .......... &peka ... :.. ............ Lincoln ................. ijmaha.. ............... Valentine ............... Sioux city .............. Plerre.. ................. Huron .................. Yaukton ................ Norihern SI6p.
Havre.. ................. Miles City.. ............. Helenn .................. lidls 11 ................
Cheyenne ............... Lander.. ............... North Ratte ............ Middle Slope.
Denver.. ................ Pueblo .................. Coneordia ............... Dod ................. \VicEta.. ... .: .......... Oklahoma.. ............. &ulherr AXqw.
Abilene ................. Aluarillo ................ Bouthem Plalena. El Paso.. ................ Santa Fe ................
Phoeuix. ............... Yuma. ..................
Middle Pltfttviu.
Carson City. ............ Winneruuccs ........... Modena ................. Salt Lake Clty.. ......... Grand JunctAonl.. ....... N W I ~ dateuu.
Baker City .............. Boise.. .................. Lewiston ................ Pocatello. ............... Y okane ................. $alia walls.. ........... N. Pac. cbast Rqion. Port Crescent ........... Seattle .................. Takoma.. ............... Astorla. ................. Portland ................ Rosebur ............... MSd. Ac. (but Region. Eureka.. ................ Mount Tamalpah ....... R d Bluff.. .............. Sacramento. ............. San Francisco. ......... Point Reyea Light. ...... 8. h e . &as1 Rzgi6ir.
Fresno .................. Los Angeles. ............ h n Diego. .............. Sari Luis Oblspo.. ....... Weat 1ndie.y.
Basseterre .............. Bridgetown ............. Grand Turk.. ........... Havana ................. Puerto Princlpe.. ....... $an Juan... ............. Santiago de Cuba.. ......
RaplBeCit y ..............
FlagstaB: ................
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Norlh &kola . Moorhead Minn .................... Bismarck ' N . h k ................... Williston: N . Dak ................... LI r bfbrisrippi Iklleg .
Lacrosse WlS . t .................... Imvenpor't, ~o w a ............................ Des Molneq Iowa .................... Dubuqoe, Iowa ...................... Keokuk Iowa ....................... Cairn 111 ............................ S r i i Ueld I11 ....................... €fann!bal ku . t ..................... 8t . Louiq'Mo ........................
Columbia Mo . * .................... Kansan c i t y MO ..................... Springfield, ko ......................
Valentine, Nebr .....................
Plerre R b a k .......................
s t. Pauflinp .......................
Mbsouri I.alley .
Topeka, Kaua ............................... Lincoln Nebr ....................... Omaha 'Nebr ........................
Sioux Cit Iowa t ..................
Huron) 8 . Dak ....................... Yank&, 8 . Dak . ? ......................... Norlhern Nopr . Havre, Moot ......................... Miles Cit Mont ..................... Helena d b n t ........................ Kalis '11, Mont .....................
Cheyenne \Vyo ...................... Lander \+yo ........................ North h a t t e , Nebr .................. Niddle Mope . Denver Colo ......................... Pueblo' Colu ......................... Coneorha, liana ..................... Iiaos ......................... %%a, Kana ....................... Oklahoma, Okla ....................
Abilene Tex ........................ Amarllio, Tax ....................... Bbulhern Raleau . El Paso Tex ........................ Banta $'e N . Mex .................... Flagstad Ariz ....................... Phoenix.' Ariz ....................... Tuma, Arir ......................... Independence, Cal ...................
Carson City Nev ................... Winnemucch Nev ................... Y d e n a Utah ....................... Salt Lade Citp, Utah ................. Grand Junction, &lo ................ Norlhcrn Ralras . Baker at Oreg ................... Boise Idago ......................... Lewihn, Idaho t ................... Pocatello Idaho ..................... 8 Lane 'Wash ...................... &is ddla Wash .................. Norlh rhci e (bar1 0%
Port CresceA t, Wash . * ..............
R a p i f i i t y 8 . Dak ...................
Sarlhsrn M o p .
Middle Plaleau .
North Head k h .........................
Tatoosh'Island . Wash ............... .I
Peattle, Wash ...................... Tacoma Wash .......................
Portland Oreg .......................
Astori s. Oreg ....................... .,.
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226
215 ZM 202
210
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p h b u r &' V a ....................... orfolk \a .......................... Richrnohd Va ........................ Wythevild. Va ........................ e u l h dllanllc 81&6 .
Charlotte N . C ....................... H a t t e r q ' N . C ........................ Kittyhawk. N . C . t ..................... Weigh N . C ......................... ~i ~m i n ;J t o n N . c .................... Charleston b . C ...................... Columbia. !4 . C ........................ Augusta Ga .......................... Savannab Ga ......................... Jacksonvihe Fla ..................... Flbiaa Peninsula . Jupiter Fla .......................... Key Wist Fla ........................ Tampa. d a ........................... Eualern Gu(fSlole8 . Atlanta, Ga .......................... Macon Ga.hLi ......................
Mobile 3 s ........................... Mont 'mer Ala .................... M e r i g n . &a! t ...................
New Odein q La ......................
Shreveport, La ........................ Fort Smith Ark ...................... LittleRocd Ark ..................... Corpus C h r h Tex ...................
Galveston Tex ....................... Palestlne. 'Tex ........................ San Antonio. Tex ..................... Taylor. Tex t ........................ Ohio Valley and Trnnexsse . Chattanoog Tenn ................... Knoxville. $em ..................... Memphla Tenn ....................... Nrshvill; Tenn ...................... Leringd, liy . t ..................... Loulsvllle Ky ........................ hanavilld Ind ...................... Indlanapqfi I& ..................... Cincinnati 8hio ...................... Columbus 'Ohio ...................... Pittuburg. 'Pa ......................... Parkembur W . Va .................. Elkins. W . &ta ........................ Lower Luke Region . Buffalo N . Y ......................... Oswego' N . Y ......................... Roches& N . Y ...................... s racuse.k . Y ......................... d i e . pa .............................. Cleveland Ohio ...................... Sandusk . Ohio t ..................... Toledo, 8610 .......................... Detroit, Mich ......................... U rLak, Regi m b.
Alpen MI% ......................... k a n a a , Mich .......................
Houghton. Mich.t ....................
Sault Ste . Edarie. Mich ................ Chicago I11 ...........................
~uluth, &inn .........................
Aaheville, N . C .........................
Pensdo1 ......................
Vicksburg Miss ......................
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Fort Worth. T& ......................
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San Diego &I .......................
M o u n t h m d 8, Cal ...............
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a 43w.
8 . 17w.
Y . 34w.
8 . 66w. a . 63w. a 1 0 e . n . 65w.
8 . 39w.
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8 . 3 6 e .
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8 . 74w. n .. 51w.
n . 81w.
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a . 2 5 e .
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a 4 4 e . a . 6 w .
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n . 81w.
s . 68w. n . 69w. s . 69w. n . 7 8 e .
. 1 7 e .
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8 . 6 8 e .
8 . 10w. n . 1 7 e .
Y . 19w.
1 . 48w.
8 . 4 4 e . s . 21w.
a . 53w. n . 45w.
a . 65w.
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n . 89w. n . 51w. n . 67w.
n . 8 0 e .
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83
64
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168
81
57 114 11 116 86
187 98
379 32.4
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59
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129 160
166
243 211
175
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276 111
337 92
34
149 76 174
2'10
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138 179
107
96
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371 220
238
326
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538
350
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*From obaemations at 8 p . m . ouly . t Frow observations at 8 a. m . only . 1 Frow ohservatioua st 8 a . m . only tu August . inclusive. and from both 8 a . N . and 8 p . m . observations for the remainder of the year.
S ~A B Y , 1902. MOJSITHLY WEATHER REmW. 629
TABLE 111.- Total number of day8 with thunderetqma at eslected etatione,
1w2.
TABLE 111.-Total number of daw with thunderatorma, etc.-Continued.
4
CJ
0 4 3
2 3 7
0 3 6
0 0 1
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0
3 3 4
1 2 8
1 , 3 2 0 2 4
0 3 1
0 0 1
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
o o u 08 0 0
0 1 1
0 0 0
0 0 1 o o n
1
0 2 0 0 2 4 0 2 1
0 4 6
0 3 2
0 2 5
0 1 1
0 1 1
0 1 3
0 4 4
1 2 3
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 1 0
0 0 0
0 1 6
U O I
0
0 0 4
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u 1 2 '
0 0 2
u 0 3 .
0 0 3
0 0 0 0
n o 1
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State and station.
A
z State and station.
I Alobama. ,
Mobile .............. Moot mery ....... &ott%ro ......... Arizona. Flagstaff ........... Fort Defiance ...... Phoenix ........... Showlow .......... Yuma. ............. Arknnm. Blauchard .......... Little Rock ........ Pocahontas ......... Fort Smith ......... Chlifnrn h.
Eureka ............ Fresoo ............. Iode odeore.. .... I.- Z p ~e s .. .. ~. .. Mount alualpais . . Red Bluff ..........
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Bault. Re. Mark ... Minnranfn. Du1ot.h ............ Minneapnliw ....... Mnarhead .......... Rdling Cirern. ..... St. C h i d .. ......... s t . ralil ............ Miasirxippi. Riloxi ............. 3leridian .......... Vickshorg. ......... Water Valley ...... Mimwiri. 1 Colunihia.. ......... Han n ihal .......... Kansas Cily ........
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New Hnsiphiw.
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Kentucky .......... Louisiana .......... Maine .. .. . .. .. .. . Maryland .......... Massachusetts .... .
T A B ~E 1V.-Number of dagn on which thundemtmnu, were reportcbCvnt'd.
3 3
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South Carolina.. . . . 5 8 huth Dakota ...... I 0 1
Tennessee .......... 2 3 Texas ....... ....... 6 10
[:tab ........ ...... . 1 3 Vermont ........ .. . 0 2
Virginia .... ...... . ? 2 Washinpun . . . . . . . '
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Elkins . . . . . . . . . . . . .I Parkersbiirg . . . . . . . , Upper Tract.. . . . . . .
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I Cheyenne . . . . . . . . . . Fourhear . . . . . . . . . Lander . . . . . . . . . . . .!
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North Dakota. . . . . . Ohio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . llklahoma . . . . . . . . .
I lregon . . . . . . . . . . . . Penuxylvania . . . . . . Khdr Islaurl . . . . . . Ruuth Caludina . . . . . .South Dakota . . . . . Tennessee . . . . . . . . . . Texas.. . . . . . . . . . . . ,
Vtah . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vermont . . . . . . . . . . .
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TABLE IV.--lVutnber of dnya on which thiinderstvrnas wet-6 reported, I!Mi2.
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California .......... 2
Colorado . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Connecticut .. .... . 0
Florida ............ I (J
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23
26
26
21
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22 17 28
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TABLE VI.-Aicnd clinmtologiutl summary, Camdim stations, 1302. 28
31 9
20
14 30 29
31 25 14 29 11
7
22
24
28
28 21
27
8
5
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4 . 172
2 I 184
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S-Y, 1902. MONTHLY WEATHER RZVIETV. 631
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TABLE VII.-Heighte of river8 referred to zpm of gagea, 1902-Chntinued.
... - ... - .... - - -__-
I Highest water. Lowest water. d M
Stations. i I I I stage. j Date. S t a g . 1 Ilate.
13.liY .- 0. 12 215.8
17.G4 I 2.17 36.4
34. S i I 19. i n R'2.O
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1.4 I Srpt.li,lR,2:i-2li
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5.3 Scpt. IWA. .....
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Aug. :IO . , .......
Sept.l-8. ....... 4.x
&pt.?A ........ 9.11
wpt. 3-5 ........ 4.4
Sept.44 ........ 5.11
:i. 1;
4.0 AUg. 81, S4?1lt. 1 . .
..... .Tan.2!1. ......... x. i
Jan.:M.. ........ Jxn.3U.::I.. ..... In. I , Sel't.27 ......... I*. 2
Sept. 2S,2!1 ...... 14. 6 . &pt.w ......... ~1 .n I
OCt. 1 ........... nrt. 1 ........... 19.4
0at.a ........... 21.1;
Nnv. 1.i .........
:{. I 11er. 1-4 ......... 4.4 I Mar. 19, NUV.:MJ, { K.
Iwr.4 ........... x.4
h e . I l i ... ....... :i. 4
Der. 15. I I I .!~
IW. I!) 10.1
Jan. 29. 9.7
(Fch. 15, l k t . 15, 1 16.
1 l W C .2 -4 .
.........
!
.......... .........
Msr. :UJ ..... Mar. 31 ..... Apr.5 ....... Apr. 5.. .....
0.6
-(I. 4
1.0
0. I
Galland, Iowa (8 ). ...........
Keokuk,Towa 13) ........... Hannibal, Mal (8 ). ........... C;raftm,IIl ................ Bt. Louis Mu (z).. ........... ('heater 111.. ............... New d d r i d Mu ............ Meniphis, Tehn ............. Heleiia Ark ................ Arkandas Citr A r t ......... (ireenrille, MGII ............ Virkabiirg, Mia# ............ Ncw Orleans. La ........... .U~.wrrri RirPr. Bisiiisrrk,N. Ilali ...........
Pierre,% Dak (1). ...........
Sioux City,Iowi (1). ........
Omaha Nebr (1 ) ............ St. Josdph Mn.. ............. liansaa ci't MU pj.. ....... Boooevillek (2 ) .......... Henuanu,Mo (2). ........... Illinois River. Peoria.111 .................. Ibrcghiog/~eiay Rlw~r. Confluence, Pa. .............
West Newton, Pa (2) ........ A Ilrgheay Rirar. Warren Pa .................
.l/onoirgaheln Riser. Westou, W. \'a .............
Fairmont. W. Vs ............ Greenstdo, Pa ............. Lock No. 4, Pa .............. Cbn~mnirglb River. Johnwtnwn. P i . ............. Ked Bflirlc C'rerk. Bmkville, Pa ............ .I
oil Cit; Pa ................. Parker Pa. .................
.1uiir.3. ..... M r y 2s. ..... 3lav 25. ..... aInjr26 .....
IWt.. 1!l ......
Dei.. 19,S ...
Apr. 21,?2..
0.8
1.5
0.2
0.3
1.5
0.2
.. 4. 1
duly 2'2 ..... Mur. 2 . ..... Mar. 2 . ..... Mar. 2 .. ....
2.7
0.6
4.9 0.8
Mar. 1 ......
dlar. 1 ......
Mar. 1 ......
6.0 *pt. 19-21 ...... R.G
0.4 Sept. 21-54. ..... ?. 4
5.9 Wpt..W,IJrt. ZHJ.. 9.1;
* E -
0
SI. 3
44.4
4i. i
.5n. 4
51.0
SI. 1;
52.2
54. s 46.
xi. , 61. 1
5% 4
4s. w 4R. 1;
47.2
45.9
%I. 0
49. I1
4s. 1
4s. 4
47.5
44.4
4.5.4
56. Y
55. !I
4s. 4
74. G
Bpurrr Rirrr. E l l w t ~~~I .Tunctim,Pii (a i .... IirwI h-air,rirbn Rirw. ('harlrrtun, \V. Va
Pittshilry.Pa ................ Ilavib Idand Ilaiii. PS. \Vhreliiig, \V. V s .. ..........
t 'i nrinnnt i, I I I i i i , ........... M;slirnn, Ilia1 ............. La~uixvill**, 6 y .............
I ~rrr. I Ins. 29.2
1s. s
16. 0
10.4
9 .1
2i. 3
40.9 3s. I
si. 3
46.2
4!1. 6
4 i . 8
4 i . 1)
:m. 3
22. 1
3s. 3
3s. 3
34. Y
11.9
i. I1
6.6
16.0
2s. 1
23. R
44.2
30.1
9.3
35. II
Pi. a
3!l. 6
5. .;
"2. x
34. i
xi. 2
.w. 3 :In. R
4.5. I
.w. 5
5. 1
16.6
19. 4
17.5
I?. i
24.2
28.7
24.8
29.3 35. 1
34.5
32.2 33.11
23.7
9.3 3 .9 26. 7
23.1
.... 21.5
16.1
11.5
25.2
IS. 3
21.5
36.5
Chathain, N. B.. ....... .I!. i 7 is. iil
Father Pniirt., Qup ...... 29. Rx 2!l.!IO
Quebec. Que.. .......... 29.61 29.94
Montreal. caue ......... .,29.;5 I 29. Dd
....
- ,115 41.2 ,2.5
-.03 '31i.7 +].!I
-. 04 39. 7 +I . S
-.I13 '43.0 +I .>
..... -2. 6 Nov. 10-12.. ..... 1.0
2. i ~i. 0 I Jlar. I .. .... 1.n . wept. 1-5 ........
111.0 liar. I ...... - n.4 . *pt. 2.i ......... 3.1 Biawtt h i . ............ zY. 3 i :%I. 91
Cbttawa'. (mi.. ........... 29.19 m.02 ..... 21.65 29.97
..... 8. Ru 1. YS
..... 51.35 :uJ.un Saugeen. Ont. ........... 29.27 29. Y'J
Parrv Soiind l-liit.., ..... 29.47 29.97
Port'Arthiir 'IJnt ....... 29.26 2!1.:18
Wiiiniuerr. Man.. ...... -3 .1 2 129. IIR
....
.M I w.6 -r n .~
1. ?
1. 7
1.1
I . 9
1.0
3 3
i s I seibt. 2:c5. __ __ . I 13. ri
........ .........
I
aan. 1.3..
*]It. %I
.L*pt. sy srpt. 24-21;, ..... srpt. 2.;. 2G ...... seiB1. "?-26 ......
.........
1;. !I
1;. 5
x. 1;
9. i
111. 9
14. .i
15.11
2. 7 ssrpt. 7,s.. i. x
1B.R
3.5 *pt. P i 15. I -. (13 85. i I t2. 4
--.I18 41 4 +].I
-. lJ1 4R: 4 ' t.11. 9
-.01 :n u -n.2 Calgary Alberta. ...... .%,; /2'J.8!1
Banff, A'lherta .......... 25. 2iI ?!I. 92
Edmniilon. Allwrta ..... 27. 58 .?!I. LJll
40. 11
:{!I. i
42.2
t i . 2
9. u
6. 7
15.0
28.2
2% A
2::. 6
32.5
10.6
36. 1
9s. 3
40.8
27.7
2 .5
:a. 2
::5.6
58. I
50. 4
46. 1
50. 6
5. !I
18. 1
17. 8
19.2
24.4
26.6
27. :I
3% 2
4. I
32.4
36.2 3s. 1
32. I
12. 0
24.5
31.6
23.9
ISI. n
Evansville. Ind ............
Pmliirah. Kv .............. i'airn.111. ...................
Miiskiiitiiini Rirr~.
%~i i r w i ~k , chi,) ........... St-iolo Rirvr. ~' i i l i i n i I ~i ~~,l i l i i ~~ (a). ........ .lfi~rrrr i RirPr.
Il'rrbuah Rir-vr.
Lirtin!l Riwr, Falliliiuth, liy ............. liralirrky Riiwr. h'riiiitfiwt, l i y .............. f'lirwh Rirw.
Slirrr's Fcrry,Va ..........
l:Iiiitim, Tenn.. ............ tfidrfen Rir+,r. Kogersvillr. Trnn I!). ...... Turrnuawv 1tirr.r. liiioxrille,Teiin ..........
1 lay tllll, I 111 io ..............
>~t .f .' H ~l l l r l ,I ~~ (c ).. ........
.
--.Olj 33.2 +-2.7
-. 01 34.3 ! i 1.6
- .I X I 4i.Y i U 1
- .. I J I 50.4 I f 1: B
-. 111 35.5 --u. 7
II1.I.. li ......
I1t.c. I;. .....
llr~. 17 ......
11W. 25.. ....
IlW. 16. .....
.laii. 41. .....
h r . 1 ......
alar. 2 ......
Mar. 30 .....
Alar. 1 ......
Mar. '1 ......
Jail. 2 .. .....
Jan. 3 ...... ./
Haiiiilton, h r i n u d a ... --.I 1 B!I.RI u.1
- ! ... i .......... -. . -. .
*Reduced tu standard gravity sild t c Ilir SIIIJW y t w hr iiiran nf t wpiit v-fuo r July 1, I!*], tai J u k 30,
TABLE \'II.-Heighh of rirer8 ,rc:firretl lo zerm of gage*, I*/?.
.... ...... .....
I '
Highest wntrr. , I,urrst watrr. I h
e - a
c
4
..
2.4
1.3
0.3
1. u
1.2
0.2
Statiuos. i
stayr.
Riugstuii, TL*uI~. ........... ...........
Fvel.
1.1
-0.6 1.4
u. 9 1.6
u. 8
1.8 2.3
1.0
1.0
1.9
0.8
-1.3
-1. I
6. !l
3.0
li. 3 6.8
6. 0
4. A
3.6
0. 4
4 .2
4. i
4.4
-2. I 3.5
4. R 1.7
R P f .
6.4
1;. I1
fi. 3
!I. !I
I . 2
s. li
!I. 7
ti. A
14. .5
14.7 l!l. 1;
2s. 1
24.2
'11;. a 5. W
xi. a 34. li
:MI. I1
:ui. 4
11.8
!I. 2
!I. 4
i . 7
z. u ll..5
I!). i
1::. s I I;. :;
I!."
('liattaiiwga. Ttmn. ........ May 26, 27..
May 23. ...... .I 5.1
........... 7.7
10. W Prairie du C'hrin. \Vis. I 1 ) . .
Hrirlgeprt, Alii ............
Fltmence, Ala ..............
Jiihirrtonville, Tcnn ........
Buruside l i y .............. C'artha e: Teiin.. ..........
Clxrksville, Tenii .......... .4 rknnms Rirw. Wichita. Kaiiw. (4 ) ......... Welibcrrr Falls. Ind. T.. .... Fort Smith, Ark ........... Ilnriliiuellr Ark ........... 1.itt.le Rock' 4rk ........... Il&e Riiur. Nwpurt, Ark.. ............ 1 bzm Riw r. Yazw City. Miss .......... Red Riwr. Arthur Cit Trx .........
Shrevepurt, La. ............ Alexandria, La.. ..........
(.'snidrn, Ark .............. Jliiuiw, La ................ .4 frlrqAlkr!ie h'iiw.
Mel\,ille. La ............... Suyri~hnirsn Riiur. Biiighamtun. N. Y. 15) ..... Tnsnnds, Pa. (6 ). .......... Wiltesbxrre. Pa.. ......... Harrisburg, Pa. ............
I.wkhasen Pa. (9) ......... \\'illiamspdrt, Pa .......... Jriiiiafa Riiwr. Huntin dou, Pa (*) ....... $o$1oiiiac River. Cu in berland, 3rd. ..........
Jnriier Riwr. 1.yiicliburg. Va. (e). ........
Rirlininnrl. Va .............
1:ldlltot* a i l ? 1'. Weldou, N. G ..............
Kivrrtiiii, Ala.. ............
Ciisihprlaiivl RirPr.
Nashvih, Tenn ...........
FultQn, A r t . ..............
Ounrhilrb Riiw.
Il'sac Br. 8118q~slsnnrin.
Harpers Ferry, Jld ........
Mai 24. .....
May 26,27..
May 26-28., .
July 21,22 . .
July41 ..... Jiily B.....
July26 ..... July26 ..... Jiily 27 ..... Mar. 17.18..
Mar. %I, 21 . . Mar. *23.24. . Mu. 28, ~9 . . Mar. LZI ..... Apr. 17. IS.. . Apr. 19. .....
Mar. 19, TJ . .
June 10 .....
Julie 12 .....
Juiie 14 ..... July 13 ..... duly 15 ..... July 15,16 . . July 3 ......
Mu) 24. .....
nray'xt, s...
. I
Dubuque,luwa (8 ). ......... 12. d Imlaire, Iowa (8 ) ........... h v e n w r t , Iowa (8 ). ........ Muocatine. Iowa ............ I
8.0
IO. 4 19.0
I . 5
15.5
Ifi. 6
20.4
26.9 22.8
3% 2
3n. R 39.6
!I. 4
,415. n
41.2
14. Y
:I. 6
8.2
12. 4
12.4
9.4 23.2
18.6
18. 0
21. 0
10. 1
22.0
13.5
15.3
11.2
IS. 8 49. 7
FJ. 5
ia o
in. 8
AUK. 4,5 ....... .I 5.8
NOV. I6 ......... i .3
17, IW,YL',23.! 10. 1
wept. 15,Iti.. ..... 12. !I
Jan. 2'5.23..
...... . ..... Ian. 9-25.
.......
.lulle 1 ...... 4.5
IWC. 1.. ..... 2.9
Tlec.15. l i i ... -1.0
llee. 2G-FJ ...I -2.1
Mar. 3-11 ....... ! 7.5
Jau. 24.26.. .....
~
12.5
.Ian. 2S, 26.. ...... 10.7
Jan. 21-28.. ...... 9.9 I
IlPV.1 ....... I 4.u
Apr. 5 .2 8 .. .I 1.3
Apr. 19-2 . ./ 9.2
July 22-29.. .... .I 14.2
Sept.. 11,l2. .....I 14.4
Oct. 1.. ........ .I 21.5
&IJt. 21-24 4. 1 3.2
Apr. 29, Qn.. 6.2
...
...................... Sept. 3-24.. ... .I. 3.4
Sept. 14-25 ...... 1 3.6
*pt. 18-25. ..... 2.9
.%pt. 17-21.. .... 2. 5
July ?'L ..... I 6.8 I Jun.2.3-2i ...... .I 11.9 . 14. 2
!I. e
'ZL?. II
14. s 1.5. 1
1s. 2
If. 4
IS. 1
11;. 7
23. 6
111. I
i. 2
.....
.....
Fel,. 28.
Feb. 24.
............................ 21.7 I Mnr. 1 ...... 0.2
I i O ! h r .1 ...... I 2.9
IS.?
20. 5
Mar. I ...... -0.1
Jau.1. ...... -1.0
6.7
~
Mar. 1 ......I -.0.5 1 Sept.20-Nov.25 .I 0.8 44.51Jau .2 ....... 1 8 .0 'Illg. 31 ........ .j 12.3
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
Frh S .......
Jan. 7. .....
Mar. 2 . .....
Jau. 1 .......
lrar.13 .....
...... 2.0 J o l y 10,11,r3-?i.' 5.3 13.0
1.0 *Id. 6 . .......... G. 5 14.2
-0.2 Oct. 2 6 . ......... 2.5 22.2
4.5 .*yt. 5.2s ...... 10.1 26.0
0.8 duly?&?" ....... 3.1 6.9
I
Aug. 2o-*pt. 2.. Apr.30. ......... Jan. 19-24 .......
0. 4 ' 23.0
4.1 33.1
5.9, 36.7
Frh.28 ..... .I 1.4 Mar. 1 ...... 6.7
Veh. 28 ..... 2.1
J1ar.i ....... n.1
June 11-14 ...... 3.4 15.0
Sept. 4 .. ....... .I 10.5 27.9
h ' ~p t . 6-x ....... 3.4 22.4
No\.. 21 ......... 4.9 22.1
p. 9-11 ......
)Nor. 4 ........ .$
STJXMAEY, 1902
TABLE VII.-Heighta of rivers referred to zeroa of gngw. I.W2-C'oritiniicd. TABLE VII.-HerghtR of rivers referred to zero8 of gages, 1909-Continued. -- -
Highest water. lnlrest water. I
I
--
Stations. I
Date. I r 2
I Highest water. 1 Lowest water.
8tat.ions.
-
Stage.
I .-
Chp R a r Rirrr. , FW.
Edisto, S. C. ................ 5.9
35.5
10.0
Fayetteville. N. C .......... 41.7
Cheraw, N. C ............... .!
Effinghani, S. I:. ............ 15.0
St. Strphenw, S. C .. ......... 15.2
Columbia S. C.. ............. 22.0
Edislo, Riwr.
Rdre River.
Blnrk Riwr.
Lgtrch Crwk.
AYui~lw Rirrr.
lhirguree Riiw.
Ilirlrrer Rirtr.
Ilhccnninrr* Riwr.
Kingstree. S. c .. ........... .I
Camden. S. I?. ............... 30.5
....... -. I __ -
Orowe Rirrr. : Fprt. I Imhlin. 1 .h ... 25.8 Mar. 5
Rome. Ga.. ................. 28.9
Cuhrl
(iadsdeu Ala .............. '3". i
.da~uimrr X i r w .
Moutgonierv .41n.. ......... 4i. e
Ibiiibigbw Rirpr. ~o ~n n i ~w s bliss.. .......... .I
I~e~no[mli~, Ala .............. 64. 5
waco. T'ex.. 3% 3
Moorhead. Yinn. (1 1 ........ 10.5 . M a y 23. ..... 6.7
~
N ~v . l:i,I4. ..... i. 5 3.8
l:mstilla,tOwg.. ............ 21.7 M a y 31. ..... -
The IJ~tlles, tirrg. ........... 36. 8 dniie 1. ......
Albany, (keg.. 24.5 Ilec. 6 .. .... .I
~o r t .~a n d w g .. ....... 20.8 .lune 4 .. .i
I I %, Yeh, .I Red Bluff, Cal
Parranientn, C'nl ......... :! 28.2 Mar. 1 .. ..... !
%'~Nll, .41lr '.: .............. .I 50. d
M. 6
Blcrrk llirrrior Rirrr. I
Tuscalwss. -4111.. ........... MJ. 6
............... ................ ................. i
Brrrzos Rirtr. Eiiipperl Trx 21.0
Rootll. Tex %. 0
R P ~ Riwr of the Xorlh.
Iidaiiihin Riiwr.
........ ...
'tsept. 28-0ct. 11, >OCt.1.5-.'0 { 4.2
.d ~i i w i r /o Kiwr.
... ...... 6.9 Ort.6-8 ......... 14.8 21.3
--
~a r .3 n ...... I 0.2
Mar. 6.. .... .i -O.Y
filar.31 ...... I --0.2
31ar.31 ...... 4 .6
Apr. 3.. ..... 4 .1
J l a r .3 . .... .! 0. o
.V I I I ~ 26. '18.. .
~
July27 ...... ' 0.2
Aug. ti. .....! -0 .i
.i ]J r . 2 .. ..... -0.4
-2. n
............
Conaay, P. C... ............ .'
Snranrrnh Rirrr. I?alhoon Falls, S. 1 ' ..........
7.2
16.4
Augusta Cia. 1.. ............ brand Rim,.
Fliid Rirrr.
34. li
Carlton, Ga .................. 24.5
..........
Alhany, l i a .. ................ 92.3
Weatpoint. Gs.. ........... ., 20.0 i
Phnllahoodw Riwr. Mar. 1 ...... 1.2 .4ug. 26 ......... IS. 8
Jlar.1 ....... I
8.1
I (i l
I ::: I
19.i r h i d p r Rirer. I Macnn, Ga. ................. 2 2 ti
-
7 On varinur dates.
8Cln varinua dates in July and .4ugust.
9 Data inroniplete.
1 Frureu for 3 montlix.
2 Froreu for 1 month.
8 Fraleeii for 2 mouths.
4 III nirintha onl\~,
b 9 months only:
611 ninnthn nnly.
TABLE VIII.--dziernge monthly niid atincurl .#epctrlarea of tstnperatzcre from the norainl, drcring l%C'.
L
2 -
-+a. 2
+6. 3
is. R
+3.5
-I 5.4
i 6 .4
i R .0 -i 8.4
t8.0 +5.s
tB.3
+5. 2
t 0. 9
-I 3.8
i 3 .6
-0.4
-U. 9
.+o. 2 -1.0
-1.6
0. n
~-
L
2
d
G
....
--3.5
. -2.0
+o. 2
il. 3 -1.7
--1.R
- 2.5
. 3.0
-1. 1
-5. 4
-3.4
- 6.5 -3.9
-4.0
- 1.6
- 0.4
+L O -- 0. 3
- -0.3 3 0. 2
t o .l
-
Districts.
x
d
c
c
d -. ..
0.0
- 5.4
.- 7.9
-5.8
-8.5
-4.0
--9.n
-. 4. i
- (1. !I
i 4 .4
- s. 5
3.2
74.8
.- n. 2
+o. 8
-+I. 6
+fi. 7
+ 6. 1
-I 4.6 .I 2.4
+a fi
I
5 4 .- .- . .
- 1.6 -1.3 -0. 1
i 3.2
+2.4 0.0
-2.2
-1.7
--I. 1
--I . 8
--0. ti
+u.4 +3.0
+4. U
. -1.2
--1.5
-1.7
+o. 2
+o. 3
-2.0
+a 6
d
a +.
r;
a - -. 3 z
-1.0
-2.0
--2. 7
-2.4
-1.5
-0.2
- 0.4
+1.3
.t R. 5
14.3
+s. !I
-:-5. ti +I. 8
i1.2
i 2 .2
+1.6
4-1.8
--I.
-.n. 7
I O . 2
+i. 4
+S. 3
-10.9
.: 0.5
.; 0. I;
11.9
.I 2. i
i-7.0 -- s. 2
i 7.0
-: 5. 5
f 5. I
-1.s +2. 4
i1.5
- -4.0
---2. 5
+o. !I
1.3
-. 1.9
- 1.9
~
-0.4
4-0.4 +.2. I j
-;. 2. 3
i 4.0
: 2.4
, 3.!1
- 0.2
'. 1.6
7 3 .5
4 .4
-.-5. 3
i-3. I
t4. I
-+I.;
---1.5
0. 8
-. n. 7
0.3
.- 1.5
- 1.5
~
-2. 1
: 0.2
I 1.6
TO. 8 .+1.4
-0.5
-0.9
i-0.4
1 1.4
-0.2
+o. 2
u. 4
- 2.4
--.I. 0
4 .3
--A. 7
--3. 3
0.7
+o. 1
- 1. 1
- n. D
-
i-0.3 -0.5
--O.B
+0. R
- 0. 1
-1.2
.. 1.3
- 0. 1 --1.8
- 3. I
.- 3.6
.. 4.2
-1.4
--.4.0
.-3.2
to. 5
-0.6
+u.5
.- 0.1
+I . 4
.+ 0. B
-
-2.3
-1 .!I
; II. 4
+I.0
i 2 .5
i 2. 1
1.3
- 4. 1
- 4.0
--s..l
- 3.3
.- 3.6
-.2. 1
-0. 4 -i 1.9
+1.1
+I .f i
--0.3
- -0.1
+. ns
.! (I. R
New En land ..................................... Middle itlandic.. ................................. South At.lantic. ................................... Florida Peninsula.. .............................. East Gulf .........................................
4.2.4
10.8
-. 1.6
0. 6
1.2
2 n. 6
.- 1.7
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TABLE IX-iUontitly and anniial departtires of pc@itation froiia the normal, during 19J.9.
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