876 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. JUNE, 1911
CLIMATOLOGICAL DATA FOR JUNE, 1911.
DISTRICT NO. 6, MISSOURI VALLEY.
MONTROSE W. HAYES, District Editor.
G EN ERA L SUMMA BY.
In most of the district dry, hot weather revailed,
and in that portion 1 ing in South Dakota, Rebraska,,
unusually high, and the precipitation was as li lit as has
ricultural and stock raisin interests in practically all
Mountains were being deleteriously affected by the extreme heat and lack of rain. In niucli of this terri-
tory the rainfall has been deficieii t throughout the grow- ing season, the subsoil is very dry, and tlic niolvtlire rcceived by the surface stratum during June soon evaporated under the influeqce of intense sunshine, hi li
The small streams in the territory lying at a lower eleva- tion than 2,000 feet are very low, and some of them have
. In South Dakota there is a scarcity of water for stoc dT . Pasturage is short everywhere to the east of the foothills. There were soveral hailstorim in Mon- tana and Wyoming, but in the remainder of the drainage area tho month was free fFom severe locd storiiis, n
natural scquence of the deficient rainfall.
TEMPERATURE.
Kansas, Iowa, and K fissouri the teniperaturcs were
over been recorded in June. At the close of 3.l e month
I the country to the etlst o f the footllills of the R O C ~Y
temperatures, and a rather hlgh movement of dry win f Y.
At the headwaters of the viwious rivers tributary to the Missouri the mean teni erature for the ~nontli wtw
average, but in the remainder of the district unmually warm weather prevailed, and in South Dakota, Nebra-skn, Kansas, Missouri, and western Iowa the mean was higher thm in any other June since state-wide observations have been made. h a rule, the. last 15 days were the hottest, but during the first 15 tlicre were few days with
a mean tcniperature below the. normal, and there mere several days with abnornially high temperatures. In no areas of any considerable extent were there well-marked periods of cool weather or of temperatures that were 'especially hi her than at one or more other times during the m0nt.h. sowever, in iiiost of Kansas the 25th was the hottest day, and in parts of Nebrnska and western Iowa the 29th wa8 the hottest. To the east ?f tlic foothill country there were comparatively few stations that liad masimurn tempcratures of less than 100'. The highest temperature recorded was IlG' at Clay Center, ICans., on the 25th.
either normal-or not marke tI ly higher than the sci~~onal
PRECIPITATION.
In Montana, thc mountain country of Wyoming and Colorado, and in southwestern North Dakotn there wcre localities that had niore than the normal precipitation, but in the remainder of the district there was a decided deficiency, t l i n t was most pronounced from South Dakota
southward and southeastward. In this region of espe- ciall deficient preci itation the month just ended was
sufficiently extensive to render the conditions compara- ble. Large areas in Missouri and Kansas had less than 20 per cent of the normal rainfall, restricted localities had even less, and individual stations, confined to no particu- lar section, had mere sprinkles. Progressing in a nortli- erly and westerly direchon the deficiency decreased! but in all the country east of the foothills it was unusually great. In Coloritdo and Wyoming most of the rain occurred during the latter half of the month, and in eastern Ne- braska and western Iowa light showers were fair1 general
trict the showers were very widel scattered, both' geo- graphically and through the rnontz.
the K riest of all the 3 unes in which the observations were
from the 14th to the 17th. In the remainder o 9 the dis-
RIVERS.
The rivers continued exceptionally low. The Missis- sippi at St. Louis was lower than ever before recorded in June, and the highest stage for the month (10.5 feet)
was lower than the lowest readings for 45 of the last 50
years. The following remarks, taken from the reports of the section directors of the various States that lie entirely or partly in the Missouri River drainage area, are consiclered of especial interest in view of the dry weather that has prevailed over a large part of the drainage area:
Mmlntaa.-The precipitation was c uite irreqularly distributed, but pierally was in excese of t,he nornYi\. In n tew localities thcre was
2% niarked exress, while in others t.here was a decided defiriency. The monthly btals iia a rule were lightest. in the eastmi counties, but coni- parittivelv few st;Et,ions had less than 3 inches :ind many of the mom- tiin stadins h3.d more than 1 inches. June has been wetter 7 t,imes
iii t,he hst. 17 years. and the average for the driest. June of this period
\V;EP about 1 inch in 1900; the average of Julie of this year was 2.65
inches, or 0.34 inch above t,he nornd. The rains were well distributed through the month and most of the nmist.iire was abtbsorbed by the soil. Hail storms occurred in various localit,ies, but most of them were light and did litt,le damage. The severest reported was in northern Yellow- stone County, near Lavina. Its path was about 1 mile wide: within it growing wheat was destroyed and sheep were killed by hailstones,
IVtyonLing.-Dry weather prevailed during t.he first two weeks: geileral rains occurred on the 14th and 15th, filling the streanis and restoring vegetation to normal condition. Hail occurred at, a number of stntions on the Sth, 9th, 9 1 , and Z3d. Cdordo.--Drou hty condit.ions revailed durinq the greater port.ion of t,he month, an8 there wits lit& rain before the 16th. 9 cattercd showers occurred during the latter half of the niont,h, and the greatw p r t of the monthly precipitation occurred from the 15th t.o the 17th, iuclusive. The monthly amounts were considerably less than t,he norm31. except at some ol the extreme weskrn stations. Nortlb Dakota.-The average precipitation w a ~ 2.81 inches, or 0.84
inch below the normd Although the ruins were fairly well distributed geographimlly and through the month, some localities were in great need of moisture at, the close of the month. South Dnkotn.4ver the western port,ion of the State showem were insufficient and drought of a varying degree of severity prevailed niost of the time, resulting in short pasturage, scarcity of water for live stock
nlany of which were aa large as hen's e,w. ..
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escept in t+e Black Hills, a poop outlook for hay, and serious daninge to small ff"" and other crop. The ship ing of live stock from that section o the State has been excessive For the season. Many new settlem on land between the Missouri River and the eastem border of the Black Hilln have been iorced to move out. In parts of that sec- tion some of the seeds sown did not come u owin t~ dry soil, and in laces there was little new pasturage u n t i f k u &e middle of June. !here were, of course, some localities that were favored with good showers and severe damage waa averted. The eastern ortion of the
State fared somewhat better in the matter of rainfall, {ut there nlso insufficient moisture with excessive heat and sunshine, cassed serious dama e to small and grasses in most counties, although there were L i t e d localities where opportune raina prevented serious damage. In thia section corn did well; it made unusual progrees for the season on account of the warm nights. The grarvr crop, however, is short and under the most favorable conditions from now till the close of the season ita yield can hardly be other than deficient. Owing to drought, and in some cases to lightning, fires were numerous in the Black Hills, and tree seeds sown on 1.OOO acres in the national forest have not ger- minated properly. In all portions of the State conditions resulting from insufficient rainfall and excessive heat have been intensified by the dry s t a b of the subsoil a t the beginning of the season. Ncbraska.--June, 1911, was the warmest and driest recorded since 1876. The records in the State extend back to 1849, but previous to 1876 the number of stations was small. The Y stations with a record in 1870 and the 3 in 1857 and 1859 indicate that the rainfall in those three years waa as 1' ht, or probably lighter, in June than in the month juet passed. The%eficienc in rainfall was greatest in the southeastern section, as-it averaged !em than one-sixth of the nornial and for con- siderable areas the total fall for the monlh was about half an inch. In par@ of the central and northeastern sections the rainfall was normal, or slightly more than normal; this also was the case in the North Platte Valley. The cloudiness waa much less than the average for the season. The mean for the entire State w a ~ 20 clear days, 9 partly cloudy, and 1 cloudy, a rcnuukable record for June in Nebraska. li'amau.--The maximum temperatures were above 100" at e\ery
statiou. They were llOo or more in the Smoky Hill Valley froin Gove County eastward, in the Solomon Valley from Oslwrne south. in the Republican Valley from Re ublic County south, and in the Rlue Valle In the Kansas Valley &ey ranged from 112O a t the mouth of the &publican to 100' at hansas City, Mo. The precipitation waa
below normal at all stations. The average number of rain days m s 3, the smallest number on record. No April, May. June, Jury, August, or September since records began has beeu as dry as June, 1911. Hot winds occurred on Revera1 days. louvz.4une ie usually a wet and cool month in this section, but this year the temperatures were abnormally high and the rainfall w a ~ exceptional1 light, except a t a few stations in the extreme northern part of the hate, where moderately heavy Rhowers occurred on the night of the 35th. However, there was onlv one station th:it received an excess of moisture. The Rhowers were light, widely scattered, and occurred a t long intervals. except between the 14th and lith, when they were quite eneral, but even then the amounts were mall at most stations. T i e temperatures were high most of the time. The intense sunshine, and long-continued drought and the excewively high temperatures were damaginsto all late crops except corn, and that waa injured to some extent w ere the drought was most severe. dlimouri.-The month ivm the warmest and driest June of ~rhich we have a record. Both the heat and the dry weather bepi1 early in May, and high temperatures were continuous, save a few short intcr- ruptiona. The areas in which the perind of dry weather was broken b beneficial showem were scattered and limited in extent. A1 the c6se of the month astures were as dry and brown as in late summer. and most crops ha$ suffered. All atreanis were low and sonie werc completely dr . In the southwestern part of the State it was reported that many w e b had gone drv, and sonie of them were reported never to have failed before in the laat 40 years or more.
T m EROSION OF SIOUX. POINT, SOUTH DAKOTA.
B y G. W. MCDOWALL, Local Forecaster, United States Weather nureau.
Within the past few years the Missouri River has encroached rapidly upon the South Dakota shore line for a distance of 3,000 yards above the junction of the Missouri and Big Sioux Rivers. Little attention was paid to the cutting till 1909, as no immediate loss was threatened except that of pasture and cultivable land. About that time it was feared that, unless checked, it
grounds and boat-dub properties as well as the dectric and C., M. & St. P. Railway tracks, and cause the inunde tion of lowlands on both sides of the Big Sioux for one- half mile upstream. In 1910 an appropriation of $32,500 waa granted by the Government for the purpose of shore protection along this bank on condition that an equal amount be raised by local subscri tion. The mone was not raised,
shift southward, but cutting continued at such a rapid rate that conditions became critical during the spmg of 1911, and the conclusion was unavoidable that immedi- ate action was necessary to save the threatened proper-
ties. A delegalion was sent to Washington in June, and an increased a propriation was secured, leaving but
been pledged and the remainder is in si ht. It is intended
woven mat, 75 to SO feet wide, will be used, one side being ballasted with rock and sunk in the stream, the other reachin up over the bank. The bank will then be rock pave$ over its entire face. About 1,500 yards from Sioux Point a dike will be built to deflect the current. Re uisition has been made for the necessary
possible. Plans are under way to conimence construc- tion within a few days and the completion of the work is expected tLis summer. The soil of the threatened bank is of gumbo and sand composition and offers little resistance to the encroach- ing stream. Nearer the junction of the streams the shore is heavily wooded and the work of the river has been materially llindered by tlie tree roots. The bank
rises almost 15 feet above the present surface of the water till within 300 yards of Sious Point, whence it is little more than 3 feet above tlie stream. A river stage of 14 feet would submerge tllis lowland and it would be swe t away almost at once. Another source of danger
hundred yards and on17 distant therefrom a few rods. Upon the first breach in this wall the water will pour through the old channel and it will be too late to sare Sious Point.
as it was thought t \ e channel wou f d automatically
$16,000 to be raise $ locally. About $11,000 of this has
to rotect the shore by riprapping E om Gumbo Point to E ioux Point, a distance of about 3,500 yards. A
materials an 1 these are being gathered as rapidly as
is t P le old river bed paralleling the shore line for several
FLOODS OF THE UPPER MISSOURI RIVER.
By C. I). REED, Local Forecaster, United States Weather Burcnu.
Little has been publishecl on the subject of flood condi- tions and flwtuat4ions of river stages in the upper Mis- souri River. It is therefore hoped that this short article, treating of some phases of the subject, niay be interesting to those who are now trying to revive navigation, to
those who are engaged in bank protection and other works of construction along the stream, and to the many fanners who venture to till the broad acres of unusually
- fertile land subject to occasional overflow that lie adja- cent to the river through several States. The conclusions reached proceed from 10 years' study of the stream, during a considerable ortion of which the
Weather Bureau on the Missouri River and tributaries a t a.nd above Sious ('ity, Iowa. The scope of the paper will therefore be confiied to that portion of the river. The drajnwe area of the Mssou~i River above Sioux
writer wa.s in charge of the river an K flood service of the
might soon devour all of Sioux Point'and reaching across the present bed of the Big Sioux destroy the Iowa shore as far back as the bluffs. This would include the fair City includesnfour-fift.hs of Montana, considerable terri- tory in the Provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan in
Btauona.
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;A. E. Deitr. rhos. Freeguard. 0. J. Roberaon. Chas. C. Young. U. S. Forest Service. Alex. Hastie. bf. C. Cook. Louis A. Gregory. U. 8. Weather nureflu. A. H. Wookver. Chm. A. C. SIIOW. C. W. Dibble. Jas. Smith. Abe Mills. Henr C Miller Dr. F! H. Weity. F. A. Eaton. M. R. Hunter. Wm. Richardson. U.. 5. Forest Servirc. Frank Jameson. John Hunton. U. 8. Forest Yervire. L. E. Watson. 8. D. Perry. U. 8. no. Forest Service.
Wm. Rooth. 1'. L. Ford. D. Y. Zum Brunhen. aeo. A. Knowles. Owen Shupp. U. S. Weather Bureau. Univmlty of Wyoming. C. A. Cowdin. Mar E Painter R. {EdHarrison. D. E. Goddad. C. A. Sherman. Edwin Moore. 8. W. Johnson. . 8. Reclamation Scrvico. rs. Arthur Rug& C. L. Beatty.
1T. 8. Reclamation Service. E. J. Ehrenleid. P. Woxen. 0. Frederick Clark. U. 8. Forest Scrvix U. 8. Weather Ri~resu. U. 8. Reclamation Brrvicr. Cleo. L. Courtney. John Shcrlork. A. L. Duhlp. 0. E. McPherren. Jas. L. McLauchlln.
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T. H. Busteed. W. J. Crowell. A. C. Pmtt. Dr.E E.Jamw.
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Taam l.-Climalological datu for June, 1911. District No. 6-Continued.
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Broadwater.. ..... 6.m
Chouteau ......... I 2.505 Lewis and Clark.. . 4,110
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MONTHLT WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE l.-Climatological datu for June, 1911. DQkict No. 64ontinued.
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2.07 1.99 2.78 3.05 2.98 3.77 3.19 3.45 3.18 1.78 3.53 4.31 5.27 0.72
4.39 1.44
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Jamestown.. .......... Lsmoine .............. McHenry ............. Manfred... ............ Mwmarth.. ........... y[arstonmoor .......... Madora. ............... Melville.. ............. Mott.. ................ Napoleon. ............
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Yo n ............ Adam.. ................. McKenrle.. Kidder.. .......... KcLeau.. ......... Willi ams... .......
Ed% ............
Aberdeen.. ........... Academy.. ........... Alexandria.. .......... Ardmore.. ............ Armour.. ............. Bellelomhe. ......... Brookhgs.. ........... Camp Crook ........... Canton.. .. , ........... Cascade 8 rings .......
Centervllle.. .......... Clark.. ............... Cottonwood.. ......... Davlston.. ............ Ddwood ............. Deerfleld.. ............ De Bmet .............. Dowll ............... D-3 ............... Ealea .................. Elk Mountain.. ....... Elk Point ............. Ellingson .............. Englewood.. .......... Eureka ................ FaulLton. ............. F l a n h u . ............ Forestburg.. .......... Frederick. ............ Oannvalley ............ Greenmont ............ Qresnnood ............ Hardy RaugexStation. Harvey8 Ranch ..___ __ Hennoas.. ............ Elghmore. ............ Hopewell.. ............ Howard.. ............. Howell.. .............. Huron. ................ IGwich.. ............. o h . .............. Kennebec.. ........... Kidder.. .............. Kimball.. ............ La Delle.. ............ Lead.. ................ Lemmon.. ............ Mandemon. ........... Marion.. .............. Marston.. ............. Yellette.. ............. Menno.. .............. Milbank.. ............ Mitchell. .............. Mobrldg. ............ Yurdo ................ Oelrichs.. ............. Orman.. .............. Ottumwa. ............ Pierre.. ............... Plsnklnton ........... Pollock. .............. Ra idCity ............ Regfleld .............. Rochford. ............. Rosebud.. ............ Rosebud Agency.. .... Roslyn.. .............. Belby.. ............... Sioux Falls.. .........
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2,253 2,275 1.390
1,509
1,605
2.225
1,509
1.955
2,400 1,531 2.163
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Temperature, in degrees Fahrenheit.
Frown ............ ,harles Mix .............. Banson.. ......... Fall River.. ...... Dougk.. ......... Butte ............. Brookings.. ....... Barding ........... Llneoln. .......... Fall River.. ...... Bamlin. .......... rum-.. .......... >lark. ............ 5tanley.. ......... Perkins. ................. Lawrence.. ....... Pennhgton. ...... Kin bury ........
Lawrence. ........ Potter. ................... h t e r ............. union ............. Perkins.. ................ Lawrence. ........ McPhemn.. ...... Faulk.. ........... Moody ............ 3anbom ........... Brown.. .......... Buffalo ................... Lawrence.. ....... :hark Mix Lawrence ......... ... .do.. ........... 3uster ............. Kyde .............. 3tanley ................... Miner.. ........... Hand. ................... Beadle ............ Edmunds ......... 3tsnley ........... L an ........... P arshall.. ........ Brule.. ........... 3pink. ............ Lawrence.. ....... Perklns.. ......... 3hannon. ................ rurner.. ..........
3taIi%y ............
1.300
1.352 3.557 1.521
3,000 1, E36
3 .W 1.248 3.422
1,655 1. 229 1.779 2.414
4.535 6.000 1,726 2.250 6.195
4.700 1. 127
5.723 1.891 1.595 1.566 1.231 1,371
6.430
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3,275
1.890
1,564
1.306 1,530 2,467 1.GS9 1.295 1.788 1.400
5,200 2.345
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71.2 74.9 77.3
73.7 70.81 73.3 70.1 76.0 71.6 71.3 74.2 71.4 75.9 71.4 65.8
...... ....... .... 61.2 .......
+ 5.5 104
+ 7.3 101 +10.0 102
+ 5.9 106
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+ 8.7 lo4
+ 7.4 99
+ 9.5 103
....... 94
....... 97
+ 7.5 101
+ 6.0 100
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73.5 73.2
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0.73
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............. ........ - 0.81
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.............. 2.300 3.339
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JUNE, 1911
ObSWVWS.
A. Y. Oberchain. W. R. Lanxon. C. P. dmsbaugh. Tbos. Pettigrew. E. V. Virgin. John Knox. P. B. Anderson. 8. P. Grane. H. H. YcCumber. J. W. Hesser. J. P. Kidder. 0. H. Oplmd. C. 5. Hoof. J. L. YcGovern. J. I. Christlanson. V. M. Sundberg.
J. E. Goforth. V. 0. Morris. B. C. Smith. W. R. Peterson. U. 8. Weather Bureau.
D. 0. Gallett. I. 7'. Lothrop. Albert Hill. Chi. Burl. & Quiiicy R. R. T. J: Markey. U. 8. Reclamation Service. Ex rlment Station U. !? l ore st service: John E. Holsey. Fred Noerenberg. Y. N. Bradley. Frank Williams. 0. H. La Craft. Ex riment Station. 0. Davis. R. E. Grimsihaw. Frank E. Miller. J. 0. Puriutun. M. l'. Dowllng. A. B. Wood. A. H. Peterson.
W. A. Harris. 8.8. Judy. J. E. Je5ers. V. P. Dri s
H. C. Hokuhr. T. C. Williamson. Mrs. E. A. Oundlwh. Jerome Harvey. 8. Y. Booth. E rlment Station. E T . Myers. I. J. Cox. M. A. Shuster, 'r U. 8. Weather bureau. J. B Ta lor. Rev: 1). i. Drown. R. C. Van Horn. H. C. Schussler. 0. D. Rose. E. L. Rbbert. E. F. Irwln. W. E. Lyman. W. A. Spencer. M. H. Dahs. John 6. Walker. Frank A. Howe. J. 11. Swanton. I. T. Patridge.
C. W. Downey. Thos. J. Morns. I. L. E. C. Strouse. Bode.
U. 8. Reclamation Service. J. W. Rretr. U. S. Weather Bureau. W. 0. Andrews. J. R. Jones. U. 8. Weather Bureau. A. 8. Hall. Mrs. M. E. Deflenbmgh.
FiY"..i%ier. 0.0. Floren. Miss Gertrude Ball. 1. E. Bechtold.
JUNE, 1911.
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TABLE l.-Climuto2ogiaal datu for Junc, 1911. District No. 6Antinued.
2 z n o __
0
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27 13
27
27
13
883
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53
6 4 5 51 36
48
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38 39 37
33
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44
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8
south Dokota--ConM.
SoNm ................. spesresh ............... Steph an... ............. T-8.. ................ Tyndall.. .............. Vale. .................. Vermilion ............. Waters Ranch.. ....... Watertown. ........... Weotworth.. .......... Wessln n Springe.. ..
Winner.. .............. Yankton.. .............
Mnnt8ota.
Pipestone.. ............
&brado.
Akron. ................ Albion Lake ____. _.___. Alma.. ................ Amba (near). - - - ._. . _. Auldhurst.. ........... Bennett (near) ......... Boulder.. .............. Burlington.. ........... censells.. .............. Castle Rock.. .......... C h m a n .. ............ Cheyenne Wells ........ Cope.. ................. corona.. ............... Denver...... .......... Edgewarn.. ........... Estea Park Hatchery..
Ft. Collins.. ........... Ft. Lupton ............ Ft. Morgan ............ Frances.. .............. Fry8 ranch ............ Geo town ............ G Z ................
White E k e ............
H a d .. .............. Hawthorn.. .......... Hol oke(near) ........
Geota.. ................ Laporte.. .............. Leroy (near) ........... Longmont ............. Longs Peak (near) ..... Moraine Park .......... Platte Canyon.. ....... St. Cloud.. ............ eedgwlrk ............. .'
sill mine .............. I
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counties.
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73.2 74.0 75.8 72.4 75.8
Barding.. ....... Lawrence.. ...... Byda ............. Keade. .......... Bonhomme ...... Butte.. .......... :lay.. ...........
'odington. ....... Lake.. ........... lereuld .......... hrora. .......... Pripp.. .......... Yankton.. .......
L8NlYnCG. .......
....... 91
....... 1@
....... LO:
+ 7.2 10:
....... 101
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Pipestone.. ......
1.11
0.88 0.24 1.25
0.62 4.16 1.38
1.48
1.44 3.92
2.10
3.4s
2.93
waahington.. .... Boulder.. ........ ?ark.. ........... >Lncoln. ......... Pder.. .......... L r a ahoe ........ 3oJder.. ........
?ark.. ...........
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.lear creek.. .... Weld.. .......... 'ark.. ........... loulder.. ........
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55 0.80 ....... 30 2.68 ....... ....... 0.94 ....... 49 2.23 .......
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34 0.54 - 4.13
...... 1.78 -2.28 41 0.88 ........ 42 0.38 - 4.32 41 0.68 - 3.84 43 0.93 -3.43 4b 1.45 - 2.32 33 0.92 -3 .1
...... 0.20 -2.86
...... 1.36 ........ 42 1 .1 - 3.42 39 2.86 ........ ...... 6.35 - 5.43 51s 3.48 + 0.84 46 0.64 - 3.69 52 1.15 ........ ...... 1.25 ........ 43 0.80 - 3.19
43 0.17 ........
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70.0 67.4 13.5
............... ................ 75.4 I I + 6.0 101
............... ....... 96 ....... 97
+ 4.7 102
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Alma.. ................ Anoka ................. Arcda. ............... -4shland. .............. Ashton ................. Atkinson ............... Auburn ................ ~u r o m ................. Beatrice ................ Beaver City.. .......... Bellevue ...............
Bertrand ............... Blair ................... Rloodeld.. ........... Brarlshaw .............. Bridgeport ............. Broken Bow. .......... Bur@.. ................ Calm ................... Callaway ............... Cambridge ............. Chnton Inear). .........
Benwman ............
Harian.. .......... Bo d .............
Sallndm .......... Sherman .......... Holt .............. Nemaha .......... H8mllbn. ........ Gaga. ............. Furnas ............
Phel ............
Knox.. ........... York .............. Morrill_.__.___.___ Custer ............. Cherry.. .......... Hall .............. Custer ............. Furnas ............ Boxbutte.. .......
.......... Vdhy..
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7 2 2 ....... 101 47.0 ....... 64
r4.1 V.8 m.0 D.0 10.8 f8.2
................. ....... 105
+ 6.5 105
+ 7.4 104
+ 8.3 la3
+ 9.4 105
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75.2 I. ...... loo 74.P + 5.7 101
19.0 + 7.3 104 74.2 ....... 106
10.2 (+ 1
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'4.6 ....... 100
'2.5 ....... 106
9.8 ....... 110
PreCipltah, in inches,
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....... 1.02 ....... 3 47 0.91 - 1.M
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Y. S. Eberhart. 0. -4. Martin. Rev. A. Mattlngly. I. I. Day. F. F. Chaldek. U. 8. Reclamation Service. Prof. E. C. Perisho. George waters. Robert Q. Wood. R. C. Zlmmerman. Mrs. Y. I. Duoham. lira. 0. A. Rogers. A. L. nawson. U. 8. WeatherBureau.
W. S. Campbell.
C. A. Creel. Mrs. Alice A. Auld. J. F. E elhd. 0. H. *qelh. W. P. Dava. Harriet M. Cassell. J. Thos. 0. Thornburg. W. Vaughan.
J. W. Adams. A. A. Williams. U. SL Weather Bureau.
DO.
Dr. N. P. Levin. 0. H. Thornson. Colo. R. W. A &edict. culturecollege.
D d 8 M. Scott. C. W. Berrv.
A. C. Cauble. J. J. WiUls. I. 8. Grit%. P. A. "aft. Chas. Green. GreatWestern Sugar Co. Ems. A. Mills. J. D. Stead. Denver Union Water Co. Miss Guilla Slvers. Edwin Lewls. Y. D. "has F Dein'
Great Western ugar Co. P. H. Boothroyd. 1.0. Tourney. Matthew Ham.
ir8& w. M U F :
r o b M. cotton. F. Y. Weitzel.
i. A. Kmgan. R. A. Sharpnack. R. Whitla r. L. o m . lr. A. 8. von Mansfelde.
T. Rein. ,. J. Wilson.
1. R. Hubman. %I., Burl. & Quincy R. R. K. 8. WBXham. r. Y. Davls. L. A. Tyler. 1. D. Druliner. R. F. Dobbin. ). C. Van De-. )r. L. C. Bleick.
Li., Burl. & Qolncy R. R. I. A. Davls. Clllott Herrlson.
. H. Evans. !has. Jpmaem.
L. E. Ham.
L. L. Roah.
L. A. Luttin.
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884
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TABLE l.-Clinurlologiml data for June, 1911. Dktrict No. 6-C!ontinued.
I ........... l?t 45 13 38
, I? 51'
JUNE, 1911
14 13
12t 1 8
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1G 17 24
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16
27 3 23 34
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42
42
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Temperature, In degrees Fahmnheit.
Creta ...................
Curtis .................. David City ............. DawsOn ................ Dubois ................. Ellls ................... Elmcreek .............. Elsie ................... Ewhg ................. Fairburv.. .............
-
Pmlpltation, In inches.
Saline ............. 1.366
Frontier .......... 2.5s
Butler.. .......... 1. til9 Rkhardson.. ..... 9.15
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MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE L-ClimltObgbal data for June, 1911. District No. 6-Continued.
Alton.. ................ Atlantlc.. ............. Audubon.. ............ Bedford.. .............. Centervllle.. ........... Chariton. .............. Clarinda.. ........... .: corning.. .............. Corydon. .............. Councll Bluffs.. ....... creston ................ Cnmberland ........... Denison.. ............. Elliott.. ............... GreenReld. ............ Harlan.. ............... Inwood.. .............. Lamonl.. .............. Larrabee.. ............. Le Mars.. ............. . Lenox.. ............. .: Leon.. ................. Llttle Sloux.. .... .:. ... Logan ................. Mount Ayr ............
onawa. ................ Pacific Junction ........ Rock Rapids ........... Sheldon.. .............. Sihley ................. SIOUX center... ........ sioux City .............
Washta.. .............. Woodburn.. ...........
Kanm.
Abilene.. .............. A icultural Coil*. ... .d%n.. ................ Atehison.. .............
pelJoTi ............... ...............
s l 3 . ............... Urlnan.. ............
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Enta rise ............. Eskrzge.. ............. Fsrnsworth ............ Fort Scott ............. Frankfort.. ............ Garnett.. .............. Goodland.. ............ Cove ................... Hanover.. ............. Harrison.. ............. IIa ...................
Horton: ................ JeivEll-. ................ Lawrence. ............. Leavenworth.. ......... Lebanon.. ............. Lindaborg.. ........... Mantato.. ............. Minneapolis.. .......... Mo rnn .................
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4 ams ........... Wayne.. ........ Pottawattamle.. . Sflion.. ......... 'ass. ............ :rawlord. ....... Uontgomery ..... Idair. ........... !helay.. ......... ,yon.. .......... hc8tllr.. ........ :hekkee.. ....... ?lymOuth.. ..... Paylor.. ......... Iecatur.. ........ Iarrlson.. ....... .. .do. ..........
sac.. ............ Uonona.. ........ Kills.. ........... q o n - ........... > Brim .......... 3seeola. ......... IlOUX. ........... poodb ury... .... .lay ............. ?lwnont.. ....... ;herokee.. ....... ..larke. ..........
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Thas. H. Whltney. Geo. E. Selloge. E. E. H a y . Gordon Peacock, Jr. C. C. Burr. A. 8. Van Sandt. Jemme Smith. T. T. C. Bowen. B. W. Cmssley. J. 0. H. J. Colby. Reppert.
w. c. van Neas. Henry Barnes. R. B. Oldham. C. A. Reynolds. F. B. Hanson. T. J. Fitspatrick. Alomo Prultt. 0. A. C. Clarke. J. L. Hurley. Morris Gardner. Geo. H. Glbson. Glenn H. Stern.
M. T. Ashley. E. Starrier. C. 0. PWkInS. H. H. McCartney.
2;. %%%&hh. H. Q. Doollttle. J. de Ruyter. 8. U. Qlllespie. 8. Weather Bureau.
C. R. Paul. H.L.Felter. . C. B. McDonouKh.
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Prof. M. F. Troxell. F. A. Slack. C. L. Henderson. M. Norton. N. 8. Haren. Dr. R. McShes. 0. I.. Slade. G. H. Kinkel. U. 8. Weather Bureau. J. I. Grlfflth. Jacob Bock.
oeo. Lit& E. 0. Wagner. Geo. D. Went. C. M. Jennison. E. A. shaver. E. C. Dunham. D. D. Judy. c. c. Calvert. Jesse Royer. A Jaedicke jr. ~~h o n ~e jey. G. X. He&. t. R. Mort. bfrs. 8. C. Belden. 0. A. Shin. Rof. H. P. Cady. F. H. Lemon. E. V. Bowr. h. J. Fnderickson. W. F. Issac. L. L. steele. *. J. Norton. >. 0. Hunt. 31m 1. K. Slew. Huber.
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MONTHLI' WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE l.--Climatologkm? datu for June, 1911. Dish+% No. 6-hntinued.
Rooks ......... _...I 2,156 1.im .............. &rz Republic .......... 1,495 Russell ............ I 1,834
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Saline.. ........... Webster ........... Nodaway ......... Law-. ........ Vernon.. .......... Holt .............. st. Clair ........... Davless. .......... Phel a ............ St. &arks ........ Buch anan... ...... St. Louh City ..... Adair.. ........... Gruudy ........... Pu tnm... ........ Johnson.. ......... Warren. .......... Benton.. .......... Hickory.. .........
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M. 'P. Griggs. Y. L. Stone.
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w. c. Wllmott. c. 8. crow. Dr. W. H. Black. C . A. McCambs. J. R. Brink. J. R. White & Son. C. Jewell. Tom Cu W. E. M? a thews. Wm. Burton. l'rol. P. J. Wilkins. I.. C. Saegr.
IT. 5. Weather Bureau Do. IewisS rigga.
Geo. W. Davis. A. F. Smlthaon. Dr. John E. Frick. Dr. J. R. Smith. Mrs. 8. A. Jackson.
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Bubktt ................ Trenton. ................ Unionvllle ............. Warrenab urg... ........ wanenton.. ........... warsaw.. .............. Wheatland.. ...........
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JUNE. 1911 . MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW .
TABLE Z.-Daily precipitulioat for &le. 1911 . District No . 6. Missouri T'alky .
887
Stailons . Watershed .
Wwaing .
Arapahoe ........... Bighorn ....... Barnum ............ Powder ....... Basln ............... Blghorn ....... Bennett ............. North Platte .. Big Creek Station ....... .do ....... Burns ............... South Platte .
Cody ................ Bighorn ...... Crazy Creek ......... Clarks Fork .. Dome Lake ......... Tomue ...... Dou las ............. ! Norfh Plattg . Dubfm .............. Bighorn ...... Eatons Ranch .... ..I Tongue ...... Echeta .............. Powder ...... Elk Mountain ....... 1 North Platte . Encampment ...... Ervay do ....... Ft . Laramie do ....... Fox Park ..do.. ..... Germanla .......... .I .... .do ....... Glllette ............. Powder ...... Horse Creek ......... Bighorn ...... Hunters Station ...._I Powder ...... Hyattvllle .......... Bighorn ...... Jlreh ................ Nlobrara ..... ............. ..do.. ..... KirtleP- know ea . ............ . Belle Fourrhe &rage ............ I North Platte . Lander .............. Bighorn ...... Laramle ............ I Norlh Platte . Leo ................ .I ... ..d 0 . ......
I ~v e l l .................. .d 0 . ...... Lark ................ Niobrara ..... Manville ............ Moore ............... i Newcastle ...........
Lolabama Ranch .... I Blghorn ......
Pathhder .......... Phllll ............. Pine Eun .......... Powell .............. Rawlins ............. Rocky Polnt ........
Sheddan ............ Shoshone Dam ...... Soldiers Kome ...... south PassCity ..... Themnopolls ........ Upton ..............
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.... .d 0. ...... North Platte . South Fork a Cheyenne . North Platte . .... .do ....... South PIatte . Bighorn ...... North Flatte . Powder ...... North Platte . .... .d 0 . ...... Tongue ...... Bighorn ...... Powder ...... North Platte . Bighorn ...... South Fork c Cheyenne . Bighorn ...... Ton ue N o h P g t k .... .d u .......
(2) Gallatin ............ do ....... (3) Grandcan on . Yellowstone .. (4) W e Yedw- ..... do .......
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B a T ? ............ Milk .........
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Boulder Nursery .... Jefferson .....
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Stations .
MoTonbna-ConM .
Chinook ............. Chouteau 1 I ........ Clearcreek ........... clemons ............ Clydepark .......... Conrad .............. Copper .............. Crow dgenry ....... Culberfson .......... c U m m 1 y s .......... (.'ut Bank ........... Ikcker .............. Denton ............. Dillon .............. Dirty Creek ......... Dry Creek .......... Dry Wolf Cam East Gallstin lb; . c;. E kalrka ............ Elkhwn ............ Evans .............. Fslloa .............. Flsh Creek .......... Flathead Creek ..... Forsyth ............. Fort Benton ........ Fort Shaw .......... Foster .............. Garno11 ............. Glasgow ............ Qlendlve 1 I ........ Goldbutte ..........
H a m .............. Helena .............. Highwood .......... Huntley ............ Jones Canyon ....... Jordan .. .I .......... Knobles ranch ...... Lewlstown .......... Llvlngston ......... Lonetree ............ Malta ............... Medlche Lske ...... Melstone ............ Mildred ............. Miles Citv ........... Norris .............. Nve ................. Ohen Creek ........ Pipestone Pass ...... Poplar .............. Red Lirlge .......... Renow ............. R.IWg8t.9 ............ Sevllle .............. Sldney ............. Rpokaneranch ...... Springhrook ........ stesms ............. Threeforks .......... Toha .............. Trall Creek ........ Tweta .............. Ut& ............... Valent1 ne.. .......... Vlrghla City .......
Woodvllle ..........
Nmth Dakota .
Aplin ............... Beach ............... Belfleld ............. Berthold Agencv .... Blwarck ............ Bronrho ............ Buford .............. Diekinson ........... Edgelev ............. E p g G ............. Fu rton ........... Oanlson ............
Homnc ...........
Jamestown .......... Lamoine ............ McHenry ........... Manfred .............
me% ..............
............
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW .
TABLE ?.-Daily pwcipitntiott fos Jum. 1911 . Dkkict No . 6-Continued .
JUNE. 1911
-~
~
Day of month . I
1. iti
2.62 3.56 2. !w 4.25 2.92 2.15 1.45 1 .I
5.32
2. .w 3.63 3.35 4.97 3.19 2.86 4.00
4.60 1.62 4.63
1.89 2.54 3 .n
1.03 2.21 5.91
2.57 2.88 4.44 4.21 2 . 11 2.14 3.32 2.23 3.38 5.06
6.35 3.12
2.07 2.70
1.47 2.87 3.44 4.34 2.44 3.82 4.34 1.75 2.07 3.40 2. OB
5.90 1.18 2.94 5.83 4. PA 2.68 1.41 4.19 1.48 5.17 .03 3.46
2.33
2.31 3.90
.....
..... .....
.....
.....
.....
.....
.....
.....
1.m
..... .....
3.81
3.85 3.w 4.27 2.73 2.38 1.a 2.45 1.10 2.01 3.32 2 .go 2.95 1.19
2.07 1.90
2.78 3.05
.....
JUNE. 1911 .
Stations .
xllui D.tdr--con.
Marmarth ........... Marstonmoor ........ Medm ............ MeIvllle ............ Mott ............... Napoleon .......... New England ....... New Rockford ..... New Salem ........
er ............. Steele .............. Washbum ......... Wllliaton ...........
%&h Dakota .
amy.. ..........
Aberdeen I I ....... Aeademj, ......... Ale= na ......... Ardmore 1 I ........ Armour ............ Bellefonrche ....... Brookings .......... Camp Crook ....... Canton ............. W a d e 8 in@ *tlewoof;f ... -1: 1 Centerville ......... Clark .............. Cottonwood ........ Daviaton ........... Deadwood ......... Deertieid ........... De Smet ........... Dowlig ........... Dumont ........... Eales .............. EUrMountaln ...... Elk Point .......... Elllngaon .......... Englewood ......... Eureka ............ Faulkton .......... Flandmu ......... Foreatbur7 ........ Frederlck I ....... Ganvalley .......... Gremmon ......... Greenwood ......... Hardy Ranger S h tlon . Harveya rench ..... H e r m a ........... Blghmore .......... Hwpewell .......... Howard ............ Howell ............. Buron ............. Tpqwich ............ hadoka ............ Kennebec .......... Kldder ............. Kimball ............ La Dolle ............ Lead ............... Lmmon ........... Manderson ......... Marion ............. Maston ............ Uellette ............ Memo ............. Mitchell 11 ......... Mobridge ........... Mnrdo ............. Oelrichs ............ orman ............. Ottumwa .......... Pierre .............. Plankinton ......... Pollock ............ Ra idCity ......... Relfleld 11 ......... Rochford ........... Rosebud ........... Rosebud Agency ... Roslyn ............. Selby .............. Sioux Falls ......... Sorum ............. Spearlkh ........... Staphan ............ Tma .............. Tvndall ............ vale ............... Vermilion .......... Waters ranch ...... Watertown ......... Wentworth ........ Wesslneton Rprings While Lake ........ Winner ............ Yankton ...........
Mnnedota . Pl-ne ..........
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW .
TABLE !?.-Daily precipitatim for June. 1911 . District No . 6-Continued .
Day of month .
. .-
Little Missouri . T .. 48 . 02 ....
Watershed .
2.98
3.77 2.19 3.45 3.18 1.78 3.53 4.34 5.21 0.72
4.39 1.44
1.03 2.49 2.31 . 1.k3 2.70 0.57 3.78 1.06 1.66 2.07 2.86 2.70 1.72 0.c4 0.10 2.87 1.03 1.30 0.71 1.5 1.59 1.04 5.41 0.88 2.55 1.29 1.76 3.14 1.94
0.71 3.14 1.56 0.9G
1.91 2.14
0.00
3.63 0.41 1 .I
1.112 1.78 2.25 2.93 0.51 2.38
3.03 4.63
1.38
1.57 4.E5 0.38 1.05 2.25 0.39 T . 0.67 3.98
0.53
0.92 1.71
2.91 1.25 ? .R8
1.11
0.?4 1.Z5 0.62
4.16 1.38 1.487 3.48 1.44 3.92
2.10
2.w
..... .....
.....
n.49
.....
.....
n.20
2.01
..... ......
...... n.88
.....
890 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. JUNE, 1911
TABLE 2.-Daily precipitation for June, 1911. District No. 6-Continued. - . -
I I Day of month.
1.213 1.57 0.77 0.28 2.21 1.02 1.30 1.45 1.02 0.91
1.85 1.23 1.07 1.96 0.56 1.30 1.15 1.78 0.39
3.64 1.44 1.22 2.59 2.21 2.11 1.91 1.60 2.34 0. a9 2.21 0.93 1.66
......
...... 1.74 ...... n. BO 2.68
0.94 2.23 1.40 1.16 1.15
2.47 4.a 1.85 0.63 0.97
0.54 0.88 0.38 0.93 1.45 0.92
1.23 2.66 3.48 0. &(
1.15
0.60 0.17 ...._. 1.81 2.50 T. 0.58 1.w 0.85
...... 0.64 1.59 1.06 0.23 1.12 0.41 1.59 2.77 1.69 1.64 0.68
3.92 1.58 l.M 4.11 4.37 0.79 4.9
..... 0.38 a82 0.49 0.75 1. la
1.80 a. 92
1.29 1.28 1.9 1.35 3.18
a 81
JUNE. 1911 .
Statlons .
Nsbrcuto--Qntd .
Lodgepole ......... Loup .............. Loyal .............. McCook ............ Madison ........... Marquetb ......... h n C i t y 11 ...... Minden ............ Mitohell 11 ......... Mullen (near) ...... Nebmka.City .....
232v: . :..!....
Norfolk ............ North Lou ........ North Platg ....... Oakdale ........... Omaha ............ ord ................ p a r i ........... Pawnee CIty ....... Paxtos ............ Plymouth 1 I ....... Purdum ........... Ravenna ........... Red Cloud ......... St . Libory ......... St . Paul ........... santee ............. . Sargent 11 ......... Schuyler ........... Soottabluff ......... Beward ......... SherIdau ........... Sidney ............. Springview ........ stanton ............ stratton ........
s mu88 ........... &u-h ......... Tekamah .......... Tobias ............. Valentine .......... Wahoo ............ WaLeeeld ......... Waithill ........... Watertown ........ wauneta .......... Wee i Water ....
wisner ............ York ..............
Iowa .
Afton .............. Allerton ...........
Buperior \I ........
weafpoxlt .........
Alton .............. Atlantic ............ Audubon .......... Bedford ............ centervllle ......... charfton ........... ClarInda I I ......... Cornine ............
eia ..........
I ............ .............
Lenox .............. teon ............... Llttle SIOUX ........ Logan .............. Mount Ayr ......... Mum ............ Odeboft ............ Omwa ............. Pacllic Tunctlon .... Rook Rapids ....... Sheldon ............
ter ....... mky& ..........
%EEii::::::::::
SIOUX City .........
Warhta ............ Woodbarn .........
Kansos . ..........
A ton .............. Atchlson ........... Belolt 11 ........... Blsbsman .......... BlaeRaplda 11 ..... Oenhalls ...........
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW .
..................... . ........ ............. ..... ................ Platte .................. 46 6G 1 30 71
.... do ................................. .45 South Plat te .... 69 ........................ T ... ............ I .............. 05 ..... 06 .................... . 02 ........ I::::/ .... I .... 1 ....I .... I .... 1 T.1 .... 1
T.1 .... I ....
LOUD .............................. I I I 1 I '
I ............ I 1
' !.. .. ... I....!....
/ .................................... I.... . .... do.. ... ... .... ... ... ... .... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .. ..
....I .... Loup .............. ............. ........ ....I ........................................ Blue ................ ......... 021 . 18 ........ ....I ................. 39 . 4 North Platte M ............ 1.49 ................. 49 ......... 06 ........ T ~o u p .............................. ........ I . M ............ i ............. 14 ..... M ................. 05
W i u r i ........................... T . ___.I .... .FA ........ j ................................ T ......... Elkhorn ........ 20 ........... 30 ...... 09 ............. 05 ...
LOU io ....... 80 .................... ...............
Elkhorn ............... .03 .... 14 ............ .5S ............. 15 ........ ................ Missouri ....... T ..... T .............. T ......... T ......... T .. 30 ..... T ......... IAup ............... a6 . 08 ............................................. 03 89 . 20 ................ Republican ................... , ........................................ .3 4 . ............... ................. 05 .... ........ QreatNemaha .......................... 05 ....I .... ........ South Plat te ........... .................... T ............. 05 ........ ........ ...... .... T .........
.. ................... ..... ................ Blue 91 10 04 T
........
. ........... ..... ..... ........ .......... .O 1. ....................... i oz .o 1. .o 1. 05
..... . ........
.... .... .... ..... .....
.... ... !
05 .os 65 26
58 70 35
....... ....... ... 55 10 ....
~
......... .15 .... .20 ................I-.... .... ......... 10 ....
.23 ............ ....I.... ............................................................. 15 .......................... 10 ........ 30 .... T ......... :::: 1 ........................ T ................. NorthPlat te ... 1 T.1 .MI.. .. I.... 1 T.1 T.1 T . I . d 4.1 .... 1 .... 1 .... 1 .... I.. ..I .24) 2.33) T .. I.... 1 ... 1 . 041 . 031 .... I .... I . 02) .... I .... 1 T . 1 ....I .... 1 Blue ................... ....... ........ ........ ...... 09 ... ... 33
.... ....... ..
72 05 T 03 2.25
........ ............ ........ .... .... ............. ..... .... ..................... ........ .............. ................ ......... ............ ....... 03 . 12 ................ ............................ .26 ................ T 12
Mhurl 10 22 T
Niobram ............... T .............. ............ ......... ...... Plat te ....,.... .15 .... .10 ........
Blue 80 .14 T
Elkhorn ....... .. ...... ............ .. .......... ..... ........ Missouri ............ 01 ..... 22 m 1.20 ................ Platte .............. 63 Republican .....
Elghorn ............... .......... 10 Missouri 03 T Oi
.... do .............. 71 15 ...... I T ..... 1.18 ................ Blue ........... T ..... T .................
.... ................ .... .. . ........ ........ .05 ..............
Yiurl 02 .03 12 T 05 T T 16 T T .O5 T T 15 04 04 T
T
T T
........ ......
............ ....................
......... ..... .....
..... ........ .. ....... ....... . ... ............ .... ........
.... ............ ..... ..... .... .. ............ ..... .... ............ ......... .................. ............ ...................... ....... .................................... ...... ....
02
........ ...................................... ............. . ...... .............................................. ..................................... ..........
T T
T T 37 T 64 ChwltlnJ ....... :::: .... :::: ........ . 90 ............ T T T 40 _._.!
Nodaway ...... 08 .... ........... .... .......................
M h o ........ ... T ......... T ............. T ......... 42 .... .4 6 .2 4 ........................... 2 5 T ..... .02 ....... .... do ............................... Nodaway .......................... ............................. 02 ......... 25 ............................................ Mlssouri ................. 01 ... ..... 01 T .............. 03 .... 1.85 ............................ T .. 40 ............... Nlshbotna 43 .... .OS .la .................................................
Nishbotna .... .... 15 . 97 ... T .. 01 ... T ......... Blg Sioux ....... ................ 13 . 15 1.80 .... T .. 12 .... Mlsgourl ........ T ............ 40 . 05 ... 31 01 ........ Llttle Sioux 19 ............... Floyd ............ .... T . T .. 20 T ..... T ..... ...... 02 .... Mlssourl.. ........................................................... 32 T . T ......... _._.do .............................................. T ............. T Little Sionx ............. 05 ......... 08 ............. 02 ................. .44 ............... Mhourl._.__. ....................... 12 ............................ T .. .. 15 ................ _._.do .............................................. T . T .......... 37 T ......... .... do ............................................... 06 ............. ._. .............. , ....... .............. _._.do ................... 03 ......... 40 ................................ 05 .............. _._.do .......... T .. 10 ............. 10 ................. 10 .... ................ .... do T .......................... 15 .... .08 .. T .........
.......... ........... ..... ............... 85 .95 ... .03 .......
Blg Sioux 67 05 03 Floyd T 05 15 85
Big Sioux T .12 Floyd .......... T .. ............. .... T ..... I .... Ylssourl ......... 04 .... ........ T ...... T .......... Little SIoux ......... .... ....... .... Mhourl ........ T .. 05
Charlton 11 ............ T T ..... .... T Little Sloux
............................. 06 . 05 . 01 . 05 . 05 ............................................. 1
i
........................ ..... . .... ........... .................. ................ . ..............
................ .........
.... .16 ........ .... .06 .... T ......... .. 10 ........ T . T ..... T ....... I . ................... 04 ..... 12 ........ T T .l 2 .
........ ................. ................ ................ 30 T ...... ........ Bepubllarn ......... 30 11 .................... Blne ................................ .................................... .... do .................................. ...... T ...... 18 ........
06 ......... ... ....... ......... ..... .......
2.70 0.56 2.03
1.01 0.80 4.w 1.08
1.01 2.16 0.40 0.50 5.22 4.92 1.13 3.64 0.w 2.17 0.39 0.81 1.77 1.05 1.08 1.56 2.23 0.75 2.16 1.30 0.58 0.65 2.71 0.70 1.03 3. Oa
1.P 5.16
0.90 0.74 0.46 1.62 1.20 0.w 0.77 2.82 2.75 1.52 1.35 0.39 3. w)
2.99 0.35
0.17 1.21 1.71 0.31 0.42 0.76 0.13 1.78 0.76 1.01 1.30 1.39 0.29 0.27 2.30 0.63 1.14 1.39 312 0.77 2.48 4.79 0.39 0.73 2.29 0.95 1.53
0.47 2.30 1.88 0.33 1.96 1.23 2.37 1.45 2.12 1.17 0.32
2.60 0.60
0.44 0.10 0.36 0.61
0.44 0.03 0.41
.....
.....
.....
a74
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. JUNE, 1911
statlom.
Kanaw4mthned.
chspman. .......... Gla center ........
conomdia.. ......... Densmore.. ......... DrePden I
E n * ..........
Farusworth.. ....... Fort Scott i l .. ...... Fml!&ft.. ......... aarnstt ............. Qoodland. .......... Qove... ............. Hmover.. .......... Harrison.. ..........
Horton ........... JemU.. ............. Ism. .......... Leavenworth ........ Lebanon.. .......... Linasborg 11 ........ MenkatO.. .......... Ylnnespolls.. ..... Moran. .............. Natoma.. ........... Norton.. ............ O b e r l i ............. oketo... ........... Olathe.. ............ OsageCityII ...... Ottawa.. .......... Phiipsburg ....... Plainville. .......... Pleaswton.. ....... Republic.. ......... Ruassll .............
St. Franc= .......... Salina.. ............ acott.. ............. Smith Center.. ..... To ks ............
Vinland ............ Wakeeney.. ....... Wallace.. .......... wamegcl.. .........
M.9souri.
ColEy.. .............
Ellsaorti. : : : : : : : : : :
hmx. ...........
............. ...........
Russell Springs.. ..
v a y Falls ........
Amoret ............ Ap letoncity ArlLton 11 .:::I:: Arthur.. ........... Avalon.. ........... Bagnell 1 I ......... Bothany.. ......... Bolivar. ........... Bwnvil!o I BrullswFk\i 1::::: Columbia.. ........ Conception.. ....... Mdoraclo Springs.. Fafette: : .......... Fii ton .......... (IlaSgoW I I ......... Grant City.. ....... Rarrironville I I .... Hszelhmt. .__ ___. . Hermsnn 11 ....... Houston.. ......... Jetlemon City I I ... Kansas City ........ Kidder 11 .......... Lamonto.. ......... Isbanon.. ......... Lsxington 11 ....... Llbertv.. .......... TaockWoOd.. ........ Marshnll.. ......... Marshbld. ........ Mar ville Iu ....... ~t . %ernon.. ...... Nevada. ........... Oregon.. ........... Oszealaj I .... .~. .. Pattons )urg 1 I ... Rolls ............... St. Charles ......... St. J w p b .......... st. Lous ........... Sublett ......... : ... Trenton.. .......... Unionville i u ...... Warmburg.. ..... Warrentonll ...... Warsaw.. .......... Wheatland .........
TABLE 2.-Daily precipitation for JUM, 1911. District No. 6-Continued.
Day of month.
Watershed. -
&sss ......................... __..I .I .94 1.26
Republican.. .................. .05 .........
lflssOur1 ............................... .16. ... Soloman.. Smokg Jilll:.
: : : : : : : : :.
~, :. Repu uarn .15.. Solomon.. .I6 Marmaton T.
............................... 01.49 ...
.................................... .. ... .. ........... ...... ...... .. ..... ........................... .............................. ... .........................................................
* Pmjpitation included in that of the next msaslurunent. t Separate dates of falls not recorded. T. Pmlpitation b lpea than 0.01 Inch raln or melted mow. 11 Precipitation for the 24 houra ending on the morning when it is measured.
JUNE. 1911 . MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW . 893
TABLE 3.-iUaximum and minimum tcmpnvrturea at Sekded etatwm for JUIIC. 1911 . Dislrict No . 6. AfkaouSi Valley .
Date .
Wyoming .
Basin .
&in .
52
46 46 45
..
Max
....
55 57 63 64
Max .
70 70 77 82
i 9
84
81 76
74 79
79
91
75
I 76 85
88
WI
81
87
Min . -_
43
39 40 45
50
4 i
51 32 49 40
43
49 8 3 5 4
8 G 5 0 53
49 44
51 51;
54
53
$8 5 0
53
I .-.
57 fa 53
74.7
I
a0
1 .... .? .... 3 .... 4 .... 5 ....
6 .... 7 .... 8 .... 9 .... 10 ....
89 78 81 87 89
92
8R 82 89
91
80
75
82 79
81
81 78 72
.-
51
7 9 4 8 46
46 52
47
8 6 5 5 58 53 44
56 79 60 51 7?
53
s o 5 6
53
54 70
78
48
50
47 8 0 5 4 8 3 5 5
8 0 5 4
81
79 81 78
50
8 2 5 4
55 56
55
s o 5 2 8 8 5 4
17 .... 18 .... 19 .... 3 ....
21 .... 22 .... 21 .... '?4 .... 25 ....
2R .... 27 .... ,28 .... 29 .... 30 ....
86
80 9n
93
92 91 89
80 7G
78 81
89 92
91
87 83
I
78.9
53 51 dl
50.4
Date .
--
Miles City .
. i MI,, . I I-
Kin .
58 59 53
64 51
46 59
67 54 52
55
52 57 53
58 48 57
-
67 62 82
68
52 42 52
57 68
56.9
...
Max .
78 66
87 83 67
89 77 84 71
75
72
77 78 81
8 0 7 9
75
81 93 6 3 9 7 6 8 9 3
86 76 78
8 2 9 7 ,
77
69 72 83
88 88
80.3
.....
90
87
I 85
78
......
58
(12
51 57 65
53 ! 74
(Is
77
82 67
42 81 49 85 61 79
54 66 52 76
I
il
54
51 49
8 8 5 3 52
49 56
60
54 53
4 .... 5 ....
948 56
70 I 52
72 78
78 73
77 82
94 97 89
78 78
74
70
78 .
87
78.4
-
52
46
s a w 60 53
46 52 60
61 66
7 2 6 2
69 61 8 8 8 2 54
6 0 5 0
44 54 8 8 5 0
60
54.8
......
52
~
...........
63 I ............
5 s ...........
84 89
84
66 5 9 8 0 9 1
23 .... 95
24 .... / 82 25 .... I 74
28 .... 73 27 .... 84
28 .... 83 29 .... 88 30 ..... 88
66
61 54
56 49 59 57 59
Montana . __
Billings .
..
Newcastle
.
Yellow- Shcr'dan . atonc Park Cheyenne . Fort . Laramm . Lander . Diilon . Havre . j Helena . h i 5 town . Malta . PathEnder
.
Min . .
45 38 40 47 42
40 48 54 43 36
46 48 53
49
54
52
48 47
50
49
49 46 46 49 46
.
Min
.
50 5'2
51
68
50
66 Rs 5d 45
47
46 02
5s
60
5s
.so 52
60
67
Q 62 56 62
56
48 44 07 &5
Q
5R6
48
..... -
.
din . .
57
54
51 52
44
52
57 51
51
49
44
53
54 59 53
49 55
54
*1 59
6?
G3
58
32 51
48 4a 53 51 50
53."
.
fin .
.
53 5?
45
50
42
39 52
50
50 47
4 1
48
CQ 54
I
47
48 47
XI 50
Nl 55
57 57
47
45 53 5? 49
59
. s
. .
...
Kin
.
49 53
51 41
49
48
59
(i5
58
47
45
40 53 55
59
55
48
53 55
60
57
59 54
' 5 5
54
51 49 60 51 63
53 . ?
. .
.
Kin
.
62
50
41
37
36 52 42
45 49
4? 52
47 57 48
46 49
47 32 53
5G
57
56
53
54
30 52 5?
41 45
4a
IY, ..
.
ah . .
53
45
45 43 46
46 45 43 45 47
45 50
53 fQ
59
50
51 55 M1 59
w 56 57 50 45
38 49 51 54 48
50.2
.. .
.
din
.
40 4"
45 39 32
36 4" 40 41 42
43 46
40
49
43
41 47
41
51 48
49 47 41:
43
37
36 44
45 43 40
3.8
. .
....
Max,
-
90 86 86 94 80
91 99
90 89 83
84 9? 93 89
84
63
77 Ro 91 93
88 88 92
s.1
79 93
96
93 93
$7.7
813
.. -
__
KSX . -
75 73 70 81 77
83 81 79 62
77
81 90 80 $2
60
66 73
80 so 78
80 I ti2
76 75
.
dax
.
85 86 84 92
86
86 94
86
84 71
7" 82
90 88 85
7ti
81 90
92 94
90
92 90 91 82
74 $4
92
94
94
la3
._ .
.
4f3X
.
70
77 77
89 69
80
so 83 G3 74
so 91 84 81 153
75 84
w 90 85
79 SCI
89
82
75
73
90
79 89
84
w) . 7
. ..
.
dnx
..
65 b
81 R? 72
84 90 so 70 79
78 86 84 85
76
80 89 92 95 88
84 91 $9 80 74
77 84
so 77 58
11.3
_- .
.
Mal
.
73 i 8
i 9 G8
72
i 8 72 i 5
so 82
85 $7
84
83
85 80 $6 85
80
I
so $1
83
ST,
85
so '16
70 Po
50.1
.%2,
.. .
.
Max,
.
78 72 80
69 67
i 8 70
Gli
75 77
$2 84 s5
83 78
Srl
68 91 93 84
81
93
79 71
62
75
73 77 70
77.9
711
.... -
.
Max
.
61
07
73
e8
07 07
65
72
78 84 &2
79 70
71
80 I
90 81
so ti2
92
71
69
74 73 73 77 61
ra
7a
.
Max
.
78
78 BR
80 70
78 81 72 70 79
78 I 81 78 70
. 83
90
93
97
87
Po 77
92
74 07
OB 74 75 78 77
79.2 I
Iin
.
37
38
40
32
36
38
37 41 41
43
45 46 45 49
40 44 43
39 3'1
40 41 37 11'2
48
48 46 40 37 40
1 . s
40
. .
11 .... 92 12 .... 95 13 .... 86
15 .... 1 78
14 ....
I
84
53
FQ
(13
1%
57
63 C4
co 50
50
47 52
50
49 56
1.0
. .
55 1 71 48 1 73 77 54 53 53
59 53 58
49 43
45
47 52 49 50
3.0
- .
7? 73
7?
77 75
5s 60
89 73 60
54
e'
17.3
- .
73 I 43 115 ' 47
84 51 78 53
78 j 50
Mns .. 80.5
I
I
..
77.5 : 47.0
I . -._ ...
North Dakota . Montana . South Dakota .
I- Poplar . Berthold Agency . 'amestown . Wiiliston . .berdee n.
DO Huron . Bismarck . Diekinson .
.
din,
62
64 64
56 56
46 54 68 65
55
53 52 51
51
60
82 56 57
58 56
62
82 65 64 72
58 49 53
66 74
8.0
.
.
.
M h .
51
48 50 49
48
46 57 54
53 51
48 42
49 61 57
47 53 57 57
61
64 60 61 61
bo
38 63
52 59
59.9
.
61
.
.
din .
48 50 bo
48 56
42 64 58 55 66
62 45 56 55
82
46 44 51
60 68
62 68
63 80
51 33 51
54 63
53 . B
.
....
.
.
din .
a 53
66 41 63
51
57 65
64
47 47 56
64 61
45 48 53 82
68
64
60 59
58 51
55 45 49
54 61
H . 3
_ .
4s
- .
' I-
[ax . 'Min . 'Max .
94 I 03 88 91 52 s9
89 58 89 97 54 93 82 w 79
-I_/- I
-,.-
din .. Max
I 64 I 90
64 86 62 79
00 I 76
-I-
57 I 94
.
Min .
. -1 .
.. ....
......
55
62 ...... .....
63 80 57 ..... 92 63 : 65
~
55 ......
.
dax
72
68 80
89 72
83
92 77
8 72
78
88 91 81 73
82 90 96 lOa
93
90
aa a4 88 74
68 73 80 89 81
61.7
_.
.
.
[ax .
84
63 78 87 75
a4 85
88
80 76
81
83
83 78
81 84 95 100
96
77 82
73
88 80
73 84
87 93
E? . 4'
.
73
....
.
.
lax .
81 74
83 84 71
83 88 80 72
78
70
78 76
81
80
75
80 90
96 98
88
72 73 96
85
65 70 81
92 94
51.1
.
.
.
lax .
89 89 71 70 69
74 79 77 75
72
71 70 75
80 81
78 76 89 89
86
85 72 71
74 74
73 56 61
76 85
74.0
.
.....
.
IrrS .
81
86: 93 90
80
80 87 97 98
80
76
79 79
84
90
76 82 87 90
97,
96 99 95
98 94
76 72 82 99
100
.
37 .a
.
Kin . 'Max . Mln
-I-- ' I
[ax . I Min
59
52 5u
56
50
45 59
67
56 51
54
48 61
58
80
58 50
55
58 65
64 63
61
61
58
50 44 51
63 68
56.7
.
85 96 98 95
96
83 83 91
88 88
79 90 95
94 99
100
98
92 103 95
79 80
102 100 102
92.1
....
51 64 70
63
56
60
56
57 60 67
66 55 62 67 70
75 75
67
89 70
57 52 5s
68 84
I . 5
- .
88 93 90
78 77
77
83
88 88 79
75 78 87 90
97
94
84 81 95 80
72
80 89 93
96
% . 2
-
80 44 85 32 90 55
91 65
8 0 6 4
49 51
47 44
57
62 49 49
56 80
64 85 62 80
53 39 bo
55 66
54.2
. 59
.-
76 53 79 50 75 50 84 47
88 53
71
65 65
82 ....
.... 41
56
82
so
B . 7i
.-
96 99
93 98
93
83 74 87 101
9s
87.6
- ...
80 I ...... ! ..... I 102
~~~
64J ........... i 99
65
~
........... : 92 80 I ........... 100 68 '......I ...... 93
61 I ........... i 73
........... I 70
63 ,...... I...... 96 71 1 ............ 102
3.9 89.6
47 i I 52 I._._._I 93
.- . .-
Mns .. '83.4 I 58.0 I
894 MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW . JUNE. 1911
TABLE 3.-Maximum and minimimi temperaturea at aelccted atutwnaJor June. 1911 . Dietn'ct No . 6-hntinued .
~
Yankton .
South Dakota . I colorado . I .
Denver .
Nebrash
Kin .
til
.-
62
61 57
70
... .-
Wray .
-~
Max . Min .
85 : 58
- ...
84 I 'a
89 I 49 8G 60
a4 , 48
Ilebron . Lincoln .
[in .
61 72 67 65 64
67 70 71
5?i
E.5
GQ
68
54
63 65 71 78
78 75
4.3
..
Max . ..
84 100 97 87 99
5 8 8 3 93 102 100 6 6 8 3
5 5 8 6 82 5 0 8 5 87 6 5 8 8
78 6 0 8 5
80 5 4 9 3
5 9 0 6 98 94 100 103
6 4 8 4 5 3 8 3 6 6 9 0 103 100
92.1
' 93
-~ ......
Kax .
87
91
-
100 loo 78
87
94
86
100 95
78 75 88 101 98
f9.6
ZI
~-
Yin
..
60 e 2 6 5 60 9 4 G o 9 0 5 5
8 0 6 0 8 9 6 8 05
fxi 59
7 9 6 6
7 9 6 5 50
8 6 6 9
60
8 6 6 5 8 3 6 2
8 5 6 9 8 9 5 3
0 3 5 9
61
8 67 66
58 52 57 67 72
59.6
z
Kax .
80
88 98
89 102 100 83
82 84 ga
e2'
95
Min . --
64
9 8 6 8 9 7 7 3 71 73
8 2 6 3
65 73 74 71
8 4 6 5 8 0 6 2 GI 62
60 7 7 6 5
8 1 6 3 8 7 6 4
72 74
e7
9 0 6 8
..
1 .... 2 .... 3 .... 4 .... 5 ....
6 .... 7 .... 8 .... 9 .... 10 ....
85 93
96
94 80
89
w lo2 97 90
Min .
50 55 66
67 71 72
55
53 50
53 I
Go
62
ti7
ti7
65
01 50
8
w.7
Max . _-
79 87 85 6 0 s s 5 4 8 3
c i a s o 87 97 97 6 0 8 3
71 74 76 82 87
70 80 6 5 8 5 6 0 9 0 6 5 9 0
94
6 9 9 8
96 6 8 9 6 95
75
5 5 9 4 97
85.6:
7n
m n
.....
53
75 66 58
54 57 65
I
62
09 8 72 71 72
62 52
55 70 76
li3.0
86
a 9 0 87 80
78
5 9 8 3 5 5 % s9
84 76
8 8 w 70
5 8 8 3 5 9 8 4 86
81; 82 91 95
80
77 90
94 93 88
84.5
.....
11 .... 12 .... 13 .... 14 .... 15 ....
69
82 78 91 90
17 .... 18 .... 19 .... a0 ....
21 .... 22 .... m .... 24 .... 25 ....
90 92 95 97
97 99 100 101 105
m .... 27 .... as .... 29. ... 30 ....
77 75 81 100 06
Kim .
51 57 64
60
51 . 54
..
Mas .
78 95 92 93
6 0 8 4
85
..
m
.
Yln .
65 57 58
53
47
64 62
53 47 51 57
_-
Mas . _-
73 9s 88 5 0 9 9 100
Bo 5 8 8 5 1M 100 6 5 9 0
78 72 80 70 6 0 8 6
tax .
79
97 97 97
84
100 lo2
89
81 93
79
74
8 5 '
88 06
86
e2 97
91.4
Mln . --
54 9 7 6 5 74 71 71
67 8 8 6 4 9 5 6 8 73 68
67 8 3 5 9 55 58 62
70 8 6 6 8 66 8 8 6 3 e 3 6 0
9 4 8 3 9 4 8 8 8 9 6 9
70 74
67 8 8 0 3
. 59 71 9 9 7 2
65.8
1 ......... 2 ......... 3 ......... 4 ......... 5 .........
0 ......... 7 ......... 8 ......... 9 ......... 10 .........
I1 ......... 12 ......... 13 ........ 14 ......... 15 .......
93 91
87 9s 77
78
eo 96
83
70
78 81 87 &I
91
96
97 97
94 103
74 9 3 6 9
71 66
8 8 6 6 70 74
57
51
78 5 3 8 0 83
5 3 8 4 5 5 8 8
10 ....... 17 ....... 1s ...... 19 ...... 20 ........
75 80
55 88 93
07 69 65 67 01
97 94 91 '96 97
26 ......... . 27 ......... 28 ......... 29 ......... 30 .........
75 76 93 103
99
Alma . Brldge- Port .
Grand Island.$j HW SpIhlgS .
Norlh Platte . Oakda le.. Omaha.
.
dax .
91 s7 86 93 79
84 91 94 90 80
80 88 93
88
89 79 85 Ls5
s8
90 91 100 s8
88 87 101 95 95
Bs . 8
.
....
....
. ..
.
[in
.
62
58
Ya 54 50
4s 58 63 56 61
51 43 52
e 58
61 60 53 65 56
61 66 61 67 60
57 49 65 70 73
3.1
. .
.
[in .
63 73 05 ti5 lis
57 66 74 72 I
67 58 54 66 64
69 63 07 50 61
65 66 68
78 76
65 56 68 75 73
0.0
.
. ..
.
[in . .
50 48 48
45 50
42 42 42 55 48
40 52
50 5ti
56
50 48 48 52 57
70 52 52 51 56
54 40 48 58 70
I . 1
.
. .
[in
62 70 67 67 72
61 62 73 76 64
59
56 55 64 65
69
65 59 58 57
65 62 66 71 73
66 57 63 7ti 78
5.3
.
. ..
.
dax
83 89 90 91
84
80
8i(
100 09
78
76 79 79
84 91
85 84 86 89 91
95 97 97 97 94
78 70 81 99 97
8. . 7
.
. ..
.
da
.
8 9 8 9
8
P 9 9 9 S
8
8 9 9
9
7 7 8 8 9
9
9
n 10 9
s 0
i o io 9
00 .
. ..
.
Kin .
58 57 54 49
48
52 57 58 I
'49
48
42 49
56
60
58 55 51 55 64
01 59 5s 60
so
59 5s 63 OB
72
66.9
.
.
.
din .
..
60 Gs
63 60
lis
62
I3 70 G4
54
65 49
50
62 70
62 62
59 54 64
Go
ti2
68
68 74
63 51 8 74 75
3 . 2
- ...
.
[in .
.
54 45 43 42 48
45
45 55 51 46
45 38
50 53
40
53 Go 56 60
55 56 55 57
52 44 63 58
os
1.3'
....
....
- ..
.
bar .
.
69
79 81 100 81
&tj
92 104 100
85
88 54 92 90 99
87 83
86 91 95
9s 100 100 102 101
82 84 95 103 101
81.9
. ....
.
bax .
87 s6 a0 90 80
82
80
82 53 78
86 80 80 I 70
80 83
83 86 90
91 93 03
95
7s 82
95
w 95
35.8
.
90
. ...
.
bax .
86 98 97 9s 96
84 92 101 100
85
87 82 88 89 98
91 78
86 90 93
911 98
9s 101 105
83 88 94 102 100
9 2 8
.
. ....
.
KaX .
89
89
89 93 81
83
94 93 93 78
82
84 91 89 93
79 81 84 86 90
93 95 95 97 92
81 87
w 104 97
89.3
.
. ..
Max .
_.
9u 98 87 101 99
90 104 lo2 99 88
88 87 93 88
100
90 Ro 87 91 95
9G 9s 100
10.3 103
83 93 97 102 100
94.7
.- .....
.
55 59 63 57 62
46 54
64 55
51 49 45 44 54
59
57 51 57
59
61 60 64 05 71
61 43 44 51 ti3
jcl . 3
rs
.. .
55 60 61 cio 48
51 55 ti3 58 60
53 52 51 58 62
59 58
50
61
61
55 53 ti1 62
% . 9
m
_- ..
MOL ~1 .2
I I
_-
yuaeouri . Kaosae .
Valentine. ____
Dale . Clarlnd n. &) I
Nebr . 1 Sibley.00 Sioux City . Colby . Balina . Topeka . KansaS city . st . Louh .
.
Kin .
53 64
57
50 50
53 59 69
62 56
51 48 59 64 61
54 62 59 64
65
60 01 63 64 57
59 b4 65 73 69
58.9
.
.
.
din .
68 62 71 73 70
67 08
68 77 71
66 54 52 62 69
73 65 63 00 59
58 63
06
71 76
68 56 73 79 75
66.7
.
.
.
Min .
60 69 73 74 73
72 89 73 76 71
63 60 67 66 68
77 68 65 63 62
66 68 70 70 82
.
.
Ti1
0
8
6
6 6
6
6
7 7 6
6
5
5 6 6
6
6
6
5
6
6 8 6 6 8
6 5
6 1 1
02 .
.
.
.
Kin .
63 65 76 78
78
68 I 67 72 75
74 88 65 64 66
70 74 86
ea 68
12 74 74 70 71
74 67 88 70 74
70.1
.
.
.
Tin .
83 70 77 75 78
72 68 73 79 76
05 83 62 64 68
74 70 66 64 67
71 76 71 72 78
71 68 G7 75 77
.
7o . 6
.
.
din.
53 58 64 71 10
62 60 61 70
72
64 69
55 SB 60
88 64 60 55 56
64
70 68 68 10
74 Bo 52 60 72
a 0
.
.
.
6 i i .
60 67 71 67 65
57 62 72 72 66
62
56 54 58 64
69 66 59 57 61
66
os 71 71 72
.
.....
dl0 . -
55 58 67 60 67
62 61 65 69
72
00 5s 52 60 60
04
05
58 50 56
.
lax .
78 87 93 92
95
81
88 100 97 81
74 80 79 84
87
86 85 80 91 92
.
.
fax .
90 93
93 96 98
90 98 1M 100 BB
90 83 87 99 97
88 86 82 91 93
95 06
96 102 114
106 95 100 102 101
35.7
..
-
.
dax
81 97 84
. 94 97
91 91 101 99 91
90 .!a 88 90 95
100 79 82 88 92
95 84
91 100 108
.
.
[ax .
.
91 94
92 98 101
95 104 102 99 87
91
90 98 98 97
92 81
88 e2 92
e6 97 101 105 110
97
93 100 102 90
a6.0
.
.
b X .
79 98 95 95 98
88 86 100 88 94
88 81 85 85 e6
100 80 79 86 90
94 n3 88 96
100
87 88 86
88 97
30.9
.
.
.
fax
81
. 86 96 97 95
83 88 90 88 98
88 78 83 81 89
97 94 76 85 91
95 93 82 82
88
86
86 87 92
95
88.6
.
.
.
Hax .
80 93 94
e6 OB
86
e6 08 85
84 80 88
90
88 80 86 90 86
98
97 88 96
w
90 84
w 100
91.4
.
m
a7
88
.
.
Sax .
93 98 85 98 93
90 102 102 98 90
89
89 99 06 87
80 85
89 92 91
94
95 100 104
84 91
104 105 99
bL . 2
.
1"
.
I-
90 85 ' 8 8 95 98
96 79 87 91 92
94 95 96 99 110
59 55 65
67
72 08
I 59 56
61 62 67 72 80
r6
21 ......... 95 22 ......... 98 23 ......... 87
21 ......... 95 25 ......... 1 92
8 5 65
i
99 70
93.8 166.9
91 71
j
I
92.6 69.0 Mnr ....... 1 87.7 32.1 87.6 5 8 7 87 6 04.1 1 1 .1 .1
.. b . c etc .. indicate respectively 1 2 3 etc . days missing from the record . Dab from standkd instrumedta'ndt ;u piled by the United States Weather.Bureau . Instruments are read in the morning; t i e maximum temperature then read IS charged to the preceding day. on .w hi& It almwt alway8 occurs .