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DISTRICT No. 11, CALIPORNIA.
' Prof. ALEXANDER G. MCADIE, District Editor.
GENERAL SUMMARY.
With the exception of a period of about 10 clays
during the first half of Julj-, 1911, the month was cool.
In other portions of the United States, Particularly the central and eastern portions, the monti will long be
remembered for high temperatures and protracted heat.
In a special bulletin it was stated that-
An examination of the weather conditions in the United States
during the past 40 years does not disclose another period in the late spring and early summer when the temperatures have been so uniformly
high for so long a period and over such a large portion of the country.
Doubtless in the se arate reports published in this
by the various editors to this condition of excessive heat.
So far as the Paciiic coast is concerned, the condition has been just the opposite. The spring months have
been marked by cool weather and the summer thus far, with the exception of the one short period referred to above, has also been cool. At San Francisco, where
the range in temperature is small and departures are seldom noticeable, the month was the coolest since 1901.
In fact, along the coast north of Point Conception low temperatures and fog were so much in evidence that
instead of favorable comment on cool conditions there
was general remark on the un leasant and disagreeable character of the weather. dong the coast south of Point Conception, however, while there was much high
fog, the tem eratures were moderate and at most points
hot days, and on the whole the summer has been a pleas-
ant one.
Little rain fell, and what did was in the form of after-
noon showers in the Sierra and southern mountains of the State. Water was plentiful, and, nliile streams fell
gradually, there-was no lack of fresh running water in the foothills and mountains and no apprehension of
scarcity for irrigation or power. The season has been
a good one for all mterests. Fruit ripened nicely and
there was no damage by hot north winds or dry periods. The soil contained plenty of water and the snow dis- appeared from the 7,000-foot level by July 10. This
date, however, is later by at least two weeks than the
normal. July was an unusually favorable month for
travel in the mountains. Tourists and pleasure seekers
were able to enjoy full streams and magnificent effects in waterfalls, owmg to the large volume of water from the
heavy snow cover of the hgher levels. Usually this
condition is restricted to the month of June, and often a
noticeable reduction in the volume of water occurs before the middle of that month. One of the features of the month was a period of thunderstorm frequency, July 15 to 17. Elsewhere are
given details of damage done by lightning in these moun-
tain storms. Frequent thunderstorms were reported
issue of the Monthly wp eather Review attention is called
above norma P . In the interior there were few excessively
also in southeastern California, one especially severe in Imperial County on July 15.
From an engineering point of view the most interesting
feature of the month's weather was the abundance of
water for power iurposes. Julj-, 191 1, was in marked
section reports foreshadom-ed a scarcity of water early
in the season. There was less snow in sight than at
any previous similar date since the settlement of the
country and water courses contained little water. This >-ear the run-off is escessive and streams are carrying a
full head. Taken together the two months furnish importitnt data bearing on the question of the influence
of forested areas upon rainfall and run-off. The marked deficiency in run-off last summer and tlie marked excess
this siinirner afford a definite and clear demonstration that in tlie main variations in rainfall and run-off are
not controlled by or materially affected by such artificial
conditions as deforestation or settlement of area, but
are primarily and effectually determined by natural
causes acting over large areas. I t is plain that there was no change in the forest conditions or in the reclama-
tion of land during the two years, and yet we have the
extreme conditions of run-off, and rainfall or snowfall.
coiitrast with J u y , I 1910, in this respect. Then the
TEMPERATURE.
The mean temperature for the State was 74.1°, or
slightly above the normal. This mem value, however,
gives no indication of the unusually cool condition pre- vailing in the coast counties north of Point Conception
durin9 most of tlie month. Also it gives no clew to the generalb cool character of the month in certain parts of
the interior.
The following table gives the means and departures for each July from 1897 to 1911, inclusive:
JULY, 1911. MONTHLY WEAT€ UER REVIEW, 1091
1897 ................... 1S9R ................... IS99 1900 1901.. ................. 1902.. ................. 1903.. ................. 1904 ...................
................... ...................
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PREUIPITATION.
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Inches. Inchea. Inches. 0.01 -0.05 1905 ................. 0.01 T. - .06 1906 ................. T. .................
%
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.01 - .05 1909 ................. .05 .70 + .64 1910 ................. .10 .03 - .03 1011 ................. .I O 1 .09 + .03
.................
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.
The average monthly precipitation for the State was
0.10 of an inch. This is slightly above the normal.
The followin table gives the average and departure
from the norma ?T for each Julyfrom 1S97 to 1911,inclusive:
Eureka.. ............. Fresno ................ 1 % Los Angeles .......... 315 Mount Tamalpais ..... 435 Red BIu0.. .......... 424
36 Sacramento.. ....... 414 04 1 San Diego ........... 251 72
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The greatest monthly rainfall was 2.50 inches, at
Mammoth Tank. One-half of the stations reporting had no rainfall durin the month. The distribution of the
thundershowers in the mountains and a few misting rains
along the north coast made up the rainfall.
Smwfall.-No snow was reported at any station in
California. There robably were, however, some light
rain geographicaly f was far from uniform. Afternoon
falls at elevations a I! ove 10,000 feet.
. SUNSHINE.
The following table gives the total hours of sunshine
and percentages of the possible:
Percentr IIours.
~
Percent-
age of possible.
91 57 59 bl
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THUNDERSTORMS.
Lightning struck Glacier Point in the Tosemite Valley
during the afternoon of July 16 and killed 9 out of 1s horses tethered under a tree near the hotel. Over a score
of tourists were in the hotel and had just dismounted. The storm was severe in the Wawona section, and the
rainfall was so hea that the Merced River rose to II
height of 12 feet a J d i d some damage in the Mariposa Big Tree Grove. On Jul 14 another thunderstorm and
heavy rainfall raised the &erred River 4 feet, causing, it
is smd, greater flood conditions than during June, when
melting snow caused an overflow over a portion of the valley. The flume carrying water to the electric-light
station was put out of comnission, crippling the power
plant and leaving the Valley hotel and camp in darkness on Jul 14 and until re airs could be made.
moving from the southeast, struck the section about 3.20
While the storm lasted only a few minutes, it {ama ed roperty to the extent of $30,000. Two lives
The First Presbyterian Church was entirely demohshed; the warehouse of the California Cotton Co. collapsed, burying beneath its heavy timbers three Hindoo laborers,
two of whom subse uently died. A feed and fuel shed collapsed and sever3 storage and drying sheds and small
On 5 uly 15 at El 8 entro, a storm of some violence,
were ??I ost y fallmg walls. Many people were injured.
. m.
office buildings, together with some residences, were dc-
stroyed.
At Campo thunderstorms and at Sonora ,rains pre-
vailed Irom tho 3d to the 29th. On the morning of the 27th a severe electrical storm from Campo west to the
coast foothills knocked down telegraph poles, killed
two mules, and stunned children leaning on fences. In the afternoon a similar storm occurred from Campo
east, causing heavy rain in the valleys to the east and on the desert.
At Downieville on the 15th a severe thunderstorm
north and northeast was reported, with a cloudburst at Bassetts, causing a rise in the South Fork of the Yuba
of about 2 feet. At Hornbrook on the 24th a heavy thunderstorm with 2 inches of rain occurred, and on the 25th a thunder-
storm with a trace of rain.
EARTHQUAKES.
July 1, San Francisco: A severe shock occurred at
2.00:05 p. m. to 2.00:25 . m., one hundred and twentieth meridian time.
and the time noted by Observers Scholl and Ro en. No
ance, and there was no rocking motion at the end. There were two well-marked vibrations, with an interval of
about five seconds. The vertical motion waa percep-
tible, the apparent direction from west to east, and the duration of sensible motion was about 20 seconds.
The intensity was No. 7 on the Rossi-Forel scale. No sounds were heard and few objects were overturned.
San Jose, July 1 (Mr. Maurice Connell, observer), re-
ports that one of the severest shocks since the memorable
quake of 1906 occurred at 2.00:30 p. m. The movement seemed to be entirely vertical, which would indicate that
the locus of the disturbance centered near San Jose. There was a loud roaring-like noise, but the period of active disturbance lasted not over 10 seconds. Damage
was not great, plastering being loosened and some brick
walls cracked. Santa Clara, July 1, seismogra hic station of the Jesuit seismologic service, Rev. J. 8 Rickard, S. J., di-
rector; Mr. A. J. Newlin, assistant: Most severe shock since April 18. 1906. Tracer thrown off paper, but ickly replaced. Apparently little damage done in
t is vicinity.
Dr. ,4. 0. Leuschner, professor of astronomy and direc-
tor of the Students’ Observatory, and M i . Strula Einars-
son, instructor in practical astronomy in the University
of California, Berkeley, issued a report on the earthquake
of July 1, of which the following is a part:
The earthquake began without preliminary tremor at 2” OOm 2 8 ’ ~. The period of vertical vibration waa approximately 3 seconds, indicating that the center of the earthquake was not as close aa one might be tempted to suspect. The total duration of the motion as shown by the records m a roughly 27 minutes, of which 18 minutea were marked by erceptibly strong motion, 10 minutes as heavy motion, and 5 minutes f y great intensity. The intensity was 5 on the Roeai-Fore1 scale; it was a smart shock, gen- erally felt; furniture was shaken, and some clockswere stopped, nota- bly the time clock of the Students’ Observatory, thie for the first time since the earthquake of April 18, 1906.
It was P elt in the Weather Bureau office
tremulous motion was felt before the principa 7 disturb-
NOTE ON EARTHQUAKE OF JULY 1, 1911, AT MOUNT HAM-
ILTON.
The earthquake of July 1, 1911, was in some respects
the most severe one ex erienced since the observatory was founded. The amp f itude of vibration was less than
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MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
TABLE l.--Cli~nntological &la Jhr .July, 1911. District No. 11-Continued
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1101
Lone Pine .............. Long Valley ........... Los Angeles.. .......... Los Banus fc .......... Los Oatos.. ............ hfcc:loucl.. ............. Macdoel.. .................. Maleline ............... Uagelia ................ Mamniut.h Tank.. .....
hlerm .................. Menlo Park ** ......... Nerced ................. biill Creek (1 j .. ........ Milton (near) ........... blomlesto **.. ...........
Mu elumne Hi11 ........ Mono R y c h .. .........
Muuterio ...............
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Mundague .............. Muut.erey PI ...........
Mount Tanialpais ...... Napa ('it7 .............. Naps (S. H.). ........... Needles.. .............. Nellie.. ................. Nov:xda C'ity ........... Newcastle .............. ?Jewhall+* ............. Newmsn ............... N inishew. ............. North Bluumfield.. ....
North Fork. ........... Oakdale t* ............. Oak Orore.. ........... Oakland.. ............. Oceanside.. ............ Ojai \7alley. ........... Orland ................. Orleans ................ Oruville t nex). ........
Palernlo. .................. Palm Springs *. ...... Paadena.. ............ Paso Rohles. .......... Peachland.. ........... Penstork Camp. ....... Plarerville.. ........... Point. Lobos.. ......... Point Reyes. .......... Porterville .............
Qoincy.. .............. Red Blnff.. ............
Redding ............... Redlands. ............. Reedley ............... Rialto (near). .......... Rirenide. .:.. ......... Rocklin.. .............. Rohnerville.. ......... .I Sacramento (1 ).........I
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Yan Diego.. ............
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stations.
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California-Continued.
Sonora. ................ Squirrel Inn.. .........
Stockton( H ) ....... Storey.. ............... Suisun m.. ............ Summerdale. .......... Summit.. .............. SusanviUe. ............. Tamarack.. ............ Tehachapi *... ........ Tehama *. .......... ..I Tejon Rancho .......... Three Rivers ........... Towle.. ................ T r a c ~f f :: ............. Uki ............. Upland. ............... Upper Lake ............ Vacaville.. ............ Valle Springs VisSYa ........... '::::::I Warner Springs.. ...... Wssco ................. Watsonvllle ............ Weitrhpec ............. Westlely ** ~. ........... Wheat and __ _. ._ ____. . wfflows ................ Yosemite. .............
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Counties.
Placer. ............ Laqsen. ........... Alpine.. .......... Kern .............. Tehania. .......... Kern.. ............ Tuiare.. .......... Placer.. ........... San Joaquin ....... Mendorino.. ...... San Rernardino.. . Lake.. ............ Solano. ........... Calavers ......... Tulare. ........... Sm Diego ........ Kern.. ............ Sant.3 C N E .. ...... Humboldt ........ Stanislaus.. ....... Yuha.. ........... Glenn.. ........... Mariposa.. ........
MONTHLY WEATHER RET'IEW.
TABLE l.-CIintatnloyical clutcijbi- July, 1911. District No. ll---(:ontinuwl.
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T. Precipitation is less than 0.01 inch rain or melted snow. t Also on other dntes.
JULY, 191 1
Observers.
C . D. Johnson. Southern Pacific Co. Do. 1 T . 9 . Weather Bureau. ('hm. P. Jones.
A. D. Frantz. Butte Vounty R. R. ('o. State Hospital. Santa Fe Po. Southern Pacific Co. Mrs. J. E. Lowry. Sonthern Pacific c'o. Jnnirs Branham. Willinm Bennett. Southern Pacific Co. no S. ET iiailey. E. 11. Barton. Southern Pacific Co.
Do. Dr. Geo. McCowen.
Ranta Surecliels Fe Co. sugar cO:
M. E. Lathrop. Southern Pacific CO. Wni. Lnmbard. L. C. Stiles.
J. P. Kelly.
JULY, 1911.
Stations.
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Orrgoii.
Klamath Agency.. K h m t h Falls. .... Lakeview. ........
hierrill. ...........
Yonna. ...........
Califurriin.
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.A rrowhe:ul Springs
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Long Valley.. .....
.\L l l J U ~l 1 . .......
.\zusa.. ........... Bagdad. .......... Bakersfield ........ Barstow. ..........
Bear River. ....... BearVallev (1) .... Bear Val!ej. 2) Bear Valley &&.:I Bel1ott.s. .......... Ben Loluoud ...... Berkeley. ......... Biges.. ............ Bishop.. ..........
Bishop Creek.. .... Blocks hurg ........ Blue Canon.. ..... Blvt.he.. .......... Bdulder Creek.. ... Bownians Dam.. ..
Rranscomb. ....... Bruch ('reek .......
Burney ........... Rutte Valley.. .... Calexico ........... Calien t e. .......... Calistogn. ......... Campbell. ......... Campo.. .......... Camptonville(near) CedarviUe. ......... Chester. ............ chico.. ............. Chlco near) Chinablat. 1: 1: :: Chino. ............. Cisco.. ............. Claremont .......... Cloverdale.. ........ Colfax.. ............ Colgate ............. Colusa.. ............ Corning. ........... Corona. ........... Cuyamaca. ........ Daunt.. ............ Davisville .......... Dear Creek. ....... Del Monte.. ........ Delta.. ............. Denalr. ............ Descanso: .......... Dinuba. ........... Dobbins.. .......... DownieviUe. ....... Dudleps.. .......... D u g a n .. ........ Dunsmuir.. ........ Durham.. .......... D yerville. .......... E s t Park .......... Edgewood.. ........ Edison.. ........... El Cajon., ......... Electra.. ........... Elsinore.. .......... Emigrant Gap ...... Escondido.. ........ Eureka.. ........... Fairmont.. ......... Farnlington. ....... Felton.. ............ Firebaugh .......... Folsom.. ........... Fordvce Dam.. .... Fort bragg ......... Fort Ross.. ........ Fouts Sprlngs.. .... Fredalba.. ......... Freano.. ........... FN~o. ............ Oalt ................
MONTHLY WEATHEK. I1EVIEW. 1 loa
TABLE 2.-Daily precipitation for July, 191 1 . District No. 11, Oregon.
______-__ __~~__~ - -___.
I Day of month. I
........................................
............ 0.00 ............ T.
1104
... ~.~_ -
?i 3& 25 30 31
~
................... ................... ................... ........................ ___ ____ ____ ____ ___. ........................ ................... ................... ................... ................... ................... ................... ................... ........................ ........................ ................... ................... ................... .................... ........................
Stations. - *
$ -
T.
0.00
0.00
0.03
0.00
0.00
u.00 T.
0.Ii2
0.ou
0.0'2
0.00
T.
0.00
0.30
Califwnia-Con.
Georgetown.. ...... Gilroy.. ............ Gilta. ............. Glendora .......... Glen Ranch.. ..... Glennville.. ....... Glenwood.. ....... Gold Run ......... Gonzales. ......... Grass Valley ...... Greenville. ........ Gridley.. .......... Groveland.. ....... Guinda.. .......... Henford.. ......... Head Dam ........ Healdsb w... ..... Hearst ............. Hebex ............. Helen Nine.. ...... Hesperia .......... Hetch Hetchy.. ... Holcomb.. ........ Hollister.. ......... Hornbrook.. ...... Hot Springs ....... Hullville. ......... Idylwild. ......... Independence. .... Indio.. ............ Inskip.. ........... Ione.. ............. Jachonville ....... Jamestown. ....... Jenny Lind ....... Jolon.. ............ Julian.. ........... Kennedy Mine. -. . Kennett.. ......... Kentfield. ......... Kemville.. ........ King Citv. ........ Knights Landing.. La Orange.. ...... Lake Eleanor ...... Lakeside. ......... La Porte .......... Lathmp .......... Laurel.. ..........
Le Orani ......... Lemon Cove ....... Lick Observatory.. Livermore. ........ Lodi.. ............ Lone Pine.. ....... Long Camp. ...... Long Valley.. ..... Lordsburg. ........ Los Alamoa.. ..... Los Angeles ....... Los Banos.. ....... Los Gatos ......... Los Molinos.. ..... Low Observatory.. McCloud.. ......... Nacdoel ........... Madeline.. ........ Magalia.. .......... Mammoth Tank.. . Mariposa.. ........ Marvsrille.. ....... Mecca. ............ Melones ........... Menlo Park ........ Merced ............ Mermd Palls ....... Mesa Grande ...... Mill Creek (1) ...... Mill Creek (2) ...... Mills College.. ..... Milo.. ............. Milton (near). ..... Modesto. .......... Mojave. ........... Mokolnmne Hill. _. Mono Ranch ....... Monroeville. ....... Montague.. ........ Montemy.. ........ Monterio. ......... Montgomery Creek Mount Tamalwis.. Mbunt St. Helena. Napa City. ........ Napa (S. H.) __.._. Needl es... ......... Nellie .............. Nevada City ....... Newmtle.. ....... Newhall. .......... Newman. .........
Laytonville. ......
....... 1 ::.. ....I ......... ................. O.S?
.................... 1 .N
.................... T.
.................... 3.25 ................... T.
................... T. ................... 1.02
.................... 0.35
................... T. ................... 0.00
................... 0.00
................... T. ................... O.w
................... 0.00
................... 0.50
................... 0.00
................... 0.00
........................
........................
......................... ......................... .................... T.
.................... T.
.................... T. .................... 0.00
.................... 0.00
.................... 0.00
.................... 0.00
.................... T. .................... 0 .w
.................... T.
.................... 1.63
.................... T. .................... T. .................... 0.00
.................... T.
.........................
.........................
.........................
.........................
.........................
.........................
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
....I ............
............
TABLE 2.-Daily precipitation for July, 1911. Dwstrict No. 11-Continued.
.................... 10.00
................ ....I 0.15
........ 1 .... l 0 .0 0
1:::: ................ ::::I ::E i .... ....' 0.00
.................... I 0 .3 7
.................... 0.00
.................... T. .................... T. .................... 0.00
.................... 0.00 .................... T.
.................... T .
......................... .........................
-
26
.-
..
.. ..
..
..
..
..
..
..
.51
...
..
..
..
... ... ... ... ...
...
...
...
...
... ...
...
...
...
...
...
... ... ... ... ... ...
...
...
T ... ... ...
...
...
... ...
...
...
... ... ... ...
... ...
.o ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .1
... ... ... ...
JULY, 191 1
.... 1 .... j .... I .... 1 .... 10.00 00 .... 0.
. ...I : : : : 1: 1:: I: 1:: I:::: 1 0. :$
.... .... ....
.... .... 1::::l::::l::::I::::I-T:-
................ T. .... I::::I ....
~
.... 1 .... 10.42
___.I T . ............ 0.47 m
.................... I .
......................... .................... 0.00
.................... I I i l I 0.00
JULY, 1911.
........... Towle .............. Tracy. ............. Tukm ................... Tustin (near) ....... Ukiah ................... Upland.. ..............
California-Con.
Nimshew.. .........
North Bloodeld ... North Fork ......... North Lakeport. ... Oakdale.. .......... Oakgrove.. ......... Oakland.. .......... Oakville.. ..........
............................................................................................... ................................ Sacramento. ............................................................................................ T. ............................ T. San Joaquin. ............................................................................................................................ 0.00 do ........................................................................... T. .................................................... T.
Coast ......................................................................................................... T. ........................ T. do ... 0.00 ..do.. . 0.00
Oceanside.. ........ OjaI Valley ......... Orland.. ........... Orleans.. ........... Oroville ............ Ozeana.. ........... Palenno.. .......... P a l m s rings ..-.. Parklie&. ... ::. .... Pasadena. .......... Psso Robles ........ Peachland .......... Penstock C,amp ..... Phoenix Dam.. .... Pilot Creek.. ....... Pinchot.. .......... Pine Crest .......... Placerville.. ........ Point Lobos ........ Point Lorna ........ Point Reyes ........ Polasky.. .......... Porterville.. ........ Portulaca.. ......... Prattville ........... Priest Valley.. .....
Red B uff.. ........ Reddin$.. .......... Redlan s ............ Reedley ............ Repressa.. ......... Rialto (near). ...... Rio \list3 ........... RiversiJe.. ......... Rocklin. ........... Rohnerville.. ....... Sacrameuto (1 ) ..... Sacramento (2) ..... St. Helena.. ........ Salinas. ............ Sao BernorJino ..... San Diego .......... San Francisco.. .... San Jacinto ......... San Jose.. .......... San Leandro ........ San Luis Ooispo .... San Mateo .......... San Mityel ......... San Miguel Island. . Sanmer.. ............ S a n s 4nna River.. Santa Bardara ...... Santn (' h a .. ....... Santa Criiz.. ....... Santa Margarita.. .. Santa Maria.. ...... Santa Monica.. ..... Santa Rosa ......... Samalito ........... Sellna.. ............ Seven Oaks ......... Shasta .............. Shingle Springs.. ... Sierra Malre ........ Sierraville .......... SisquocRanch ..... Sisson.. ............. Sole ial.. ........... Sonora. ............. Smtheart Farallon. Sprec kels ........... Squirrel Inn ........ Stirling citg.. ..... .I Stockton ( E.) ....
Cduincy. ............
MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW. 1105
............................. .I.. 0.00
O.OC
0. (IO
0.00
....................................... 0.00 ............................................................. .... .OS 0.44
.... ............................................................... ............. ........... 0.00
.... do .................... .... ......... .... do ........................................... T. .... do ........................................... T. Sacramento. ............................ ____~____ ....
Sacraniento. ........................ T. Coast .................................... 0.00
Sacrament.0. ........................ 0.00 Desert.. 0.00 Coast ........................ ...... ........................ .................... 0.00 .... do 0.00 .... do ........................ ........... _!. ... .................................................I ........................................ 0.00
.... do ........................................... ............................ T .......................................................... T. San Joaquin. .................................... ............................................................................................. ... .do.. ......................................... ........................................ 1 ................................................ 0.00 Sacramento. .................... ' ................ .... T. ............ T ................. ' ........................ I ................ T.
coast ........................... _' . ............... ........................................ 1 :::: .. ..do .......................... .I .. .............. ........................................ 1 ........ I......... ............... i ................ 0.00
Sacramento. ........... .I .. ..... .I.. .I.. ........................................ 1 ............................. , 0.00
.. .. ..... ..............
...... .......
KlsI113th ............................................................... T.
.............................................
......... .. .... ................ Coast. ...................... ......................................................................... 1 ................ 0.00
... .do.. .................... .01 ................... .04 .................... .05 .................................... 0.10
... .do.. .................... ............................ T ......................................................... T. Jan Joaquin. ............... ........................................................................................ 0.00 .__.do ...................... ........................................................................................ 0.m
... .do.. .................... ................... T ................................................................. T. Sacramento ................ Coast ....................... ......................................................................... Sacramento. ............... .......... : ......................................................... T. ... .do.. .................... .................................................................... 0.00 ... .do.. .................... ........ T .................... ' ........ T ......................... T. Coast.. ..................... ......................... T ............. T T. 9an Joaquin. ............... ......................................................................... Sacramento. ............... 0.00 I'Oa5.t ....................... .................................................................... 0.00
Yscrauiento. ............... .................................................................... 0.00
loast. ...................... ........................................ .l O 0.10 Sacramenta. ............... .................................................................... 0.00
Jacrameu to. ............... .................................................................... 0.00
... .do.. .................... .................................................................... 0.00
... .do.. .................... .................................................................... 0.00
... .do.. .................... ........................................ T T. ... .do.. .................... .... .01 ................ .O? ........................................ 0.12
.. ..do.. .................... ........ T ......................................................... T. ... .do.. ................... ..................................................................... 0.00
... .do.. .................... .................................................................... 0.00 ... .do.. .................... ............ T ..................................................... T. .. ..do.. .................... .................................................................... T. ... .do.. .................... .................................................................... 0.00
.. .do.. .................... .................................................................... 0.00 3cean.. .................... ......................................................................... ;an Joaq uin. ............... .................................................................... 0.00
:oast ....................... .Ol .... .02 ................................ .a2 .................... 0.25
I ........ .15 ........................................................ 0.15
.........................
....................................................................
........................
:'03St.. ..................... .................... T ............................................. T.
ZOBSt.. ..................... ........ T ......................................................... T.
.........................
... do ...................... .................................................................... T. . ..do.. .................... ..................................................................... 0.00 . ..do.. .................... .................................................................... T. .. .do.. .................... .................................................................... 0.00
... .do.. .................... .................................................................... T. ... .do.. .................... .................................................................... 0.00
... .do.. .................... ........ T ........................................................ T. ... .do.. .................... .................................................................... 0.00 3an Joaquin. ............... .................................................................... 0.00
............... ........................................ T T. 3arramento. ......................... Ian Joaq iiiu. ............... 0.00
:oast ....................... 0.05 O i ............................ .11.... ............ 0.30 Ld't'n Lakes. ............... ;oat.. ..................... 1::: :::: :::: .:.. :::: :::: ..... 3acramen to. ............... ............ 0.72 :east.. .................... 0.00
;an Joaquin. ............... ........................ 0.00 3cean.. .................... :east.. ..................... 0.00 .. .do.. .................... ..................... T. ;acmmento. ............... 0.00
;an Joaquin. ............... 0.00
:03St.. ..................... .i n .zo .GO T. .06 .... .08 T. T. .... .i 3 ........................ 1.17
1106
27
...
...
...
...
California--Con.
U p p r Lake. ....... lipppr Mattole.. ....
\'sciiville. .......... Valley Ppriny.. ... Visalin.. ............ Warner Springs.. ... was(.o.. ............ \Vat son rille ........ \Veit.chpec.. ........
West Branch.. ..... \Vest ley. ........... West. Point.. ......
West Stticoy.. ..... Wheatland.. ....... Wi1lon.s. ...........
Yosernite.. .........
--
"h
--
I:::
......
......
......
...... , ...
.' -I --'
8 . ..
......
......
......
......
...... ...... ......
__
Coast ..
.....
..
........ .... ......
*n,.mmeut.o.
....a lo ........... ....
Sail Joaqoin. ..
......
......
.......
...........
...........
...........
...........
........... ...........
.. .I .
.. .I ..
-~
11 1? l:j 14 1.5 i 17 Is
~
19
,._.. .... .......
.... ......
....... .......
...
........... .......
..........
............
...................
....
....
...
..
0.011
O.I)(I
I 0.011
n.oo
~
T.
~
0.14 ................ .......
~
I). 011
..... n. o:;
...I ............ 1
...,.... , ........ ! ....... ...,....'.... ....I ::::I :::.
.. -1 :. ..I::::,:::. ::::I .' -
.I ........
~
....
....
................. I.+.
...,. l .l ....
~
.......
...I ......................
I
...I 1
,.--. '..' ........... ....,... ...
..., . .~ .. i ....' T.I .n:
1 , ...
....
. ..~
...........
...........
...........
...........
..............
........ F.WI
T.
I). 1111
T.
0.3!4 ................
* Precipitation included in that of the next measurement.
+ Separate dates of falls not recorded.
111 Precipitation for the 24 hours ending ou the morning when i t Is measured.
T. Precipitation Is less thnn 0 01 inch rain or melted snow.
JULY, 19 1 1 . MONTHLY WEATHER RETIEW.
TABLE 3.-Muimum and ininiviuni temperatures for July, 1911. District No. 11, California,
Date.
1107
Lakeview, ~-
oreg. Altmas.
Cdiforqia.
____- 1 - I--
~
1
~
;-. __I
101 96 69 74 '
~
95 93
~ ' til 6S 5f 56 49 50 100 95 61 65 l......'-i-i ...... , ____.
107
~
69 93 65 61 50 102 66 .__.__ 1 ::::
~
i6 10s ...... 94 61 59 1 59 101
~
66 ______ 110 73
~
95 I 59
~
60 50
1
104 66 ...... 79
6 ____ 7 ..._ 8 9 .... 10 ....
11 ..__ 12 .._. 13 ____ 14 ____ 15 ..__
__~~~
~~
I I Barstow. Branscomb.1 Bramleg. Colusa. 1 Eureka. 1 Fresno.
~
Independ- 1
Ange- Yo'1nt Ta- ' Porter- les. I malpais. 1 city. 1 rille. I enre.
_.____ ._____ 9:
...... ...... 8i
..___........... 6:
...... ......' 9t ...... ...... (H
_..... ..._.. 9c
...... ...... 9:
__..__ __.___ 94
__.___ __._._ 94
._.__. ...___ 97
52 47 43 51 50
lo? 6s 100 62 9s 63 103 f% 99 €4
26 ___. 37 ..__ 38 ..._ 29. ... 30 _.__
.___._ __..__ ,SS ...... ...... 92
_..... ...... 93 ...... ...... 90
__.___ _..___ S9
Date. Redlands.
1 ......... 2 ......... 3 ......... 4 ._.______ 5 -,.......
83 85 90 96 97
7 _........
9 ......... 10 .........
8 .._____._
92
a$ 53
&3
11 _________ 12 ..__..... 13 ......... 14 _._______ 15 _._______
72
96 101
96 105
16 _.____.._ 17 _._______ 1s ......... 19 .........
101 95 93 89
21 ......... 22 ......... 23 ......... 24 _._..____ 25 .........
53 89 94 99 105
26 _.__..... 27 ......... 2s ....._... 29 _........ 30 _._______ 31 .._......
Means .....
100 95
99 99 105
105
94.2
Red Bluff.
din -~-- Mas
-
Min
-
34
34 43
44
46
47 45 37
35 40
47
51 47 50 50
53 5.1 49 50 47
41 42 43
47 58
46
46 45
56 44
40
5.5
.- -
-. -
Mas
-
95 YS 100 9s
100
106 105 106 106 100
103 106 10Y 100 107
111 100
10s 103 102
93 95 103 IC6 lo6
1M 101 1 O i
106 109
10s 1
~
Nln.
~
46 4i 47 51
58
55 57
5s 47 55
50 52
55 55 61
65 63 47
40 39
40 15
50 51
51
6n
49 51
M
53
6n
Min.
~
Mas Max. IMin.
I .
91 91 9s
!xi 96
97 95 93 9? 94
?(8
s9
9? 9\ 99
109
9X 93 91 90
si 91
93
S i
9.5
95 95 92 92
06
95
93. 4
-~
~
__
-
5! 5! 51 51 5:
5!
51
55 5; 5:
5F
59 63
61
66
66 62
62 60
60
61 61 59 57
5s
58
58 55 59 59
65
.7
__ __
1
~~
66 70 67 67
68
69 69 68 74 66
65
70 70 69 75
M 52 72 66 59
63 65 62
72 70
76 70 66 66
68
68
69. 1
._ -
-
6: 6(
6,
6.
6!
6:
61 6:
6E 5E
59
6a 62
65 74
79 67 63 53 53
58 61
63
fiO
74
75 Frl
67 72
72
.6
r4
~- -
-~
9:
%
9;
lo(
1v.
IK
91
(K
10: 1%
101 96 9E 106 112
111 102 98 91 9?
92 96 97 83 100
95
!%
95 1M
101
)E 6
101
~- -
6 i SJ S? 77
so 79 81
s3 73 82 53
i s
77 77 73 s2
90
94 81 74 69
i o
70 76 75
x3 WI
87
d5
83 s i s3
79. 9
;0
--
__
6:
6!
6:
i(
7(
7:
6:
75 72 i C i C 7E
83
S3 73 69 71
73
70
68 67
67
69 71 70
67
73
70
66
s; s9
va
90
h6
93 9.5 87
SO r;l
s5 9F,
101
9s 93 86 80
LM
83
90 93
96
96
93
90 9.5 9.5
!x 90
0. 0
- -
..... I... ___ 90 66 1 56
103 73 91 1 59 56
107 74 9s , I%
~
?; .____ 1 ...... 101 1 65 56
113 82 I 106 73 j 5:
___ _. ...... 100 67 .5i
1V3
~
s-l 1 $4
~
51 I 57
110 1 7.5
I
95
10s so 90 62 5;
lo?
~
7s s4 55 58
105 64 SO
~
ins 1 i 5 99 72
104 72
110 73
I I / 8 ,
53
5 1 51
51)
49
$5 1
lrwj
101
101 in? ins
l@l
, ..< .._..
. . . . . . . .
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... I -..--
. . .I . . . . .
61( ...
70 ..
G5 ...
-65 ...
w ... 67 ... 114 79 1 '13 s3 I 13. 2 j 70. 8
~-
3. 1 1105. 6 f 75. 1g1 93. 2 1 61. 0 ' 57.5 150. 0 ~101. 1 (67. 0 I .. . . . .I .. . . _I 79. 1
I ~~~
California.
lacramentc San Diego. San Fran- cisco. Santa Barbara. Santa
Rosa. Sisson. Stockton. Summit. Snsanvillc Yosemite. San Luis Jose' 1 Ohispo.
-
&fin
-
61 62 61 59
59
60 59 59 59
62 61
61
63 64
64
62
62 U' 63
G2 62
60
Go
62
62 62 63 61 61
61
11.2
r*
-
-
Mi1
-
3'
4
.I!
5! 5.
5.
4;
3! 31 44
5; 55 59 52 55
57
63 53
54 50
45 44 51 50 52
51 47 52 61
50 46
0.2
-
~
Min.
-
Min
-
54 51
4c
5(
5c
5c 51 51 50 52
53 53 51
5n 50
50 52 51 51 51
51
51
5 0 51
50
51 51 51
50 49 52
io. 9
-
-
Nin.
-
5 2 5.1 50 50 49
40
49 50
52
\ 55
53 53 53 52
54
53
54
53 52 51
52
48
52
51 51
50 5 2 52 52
50
49
il. 5
-~
_.
1 Mas.
-
Mas
-
7. 5:
Xi Si
9(
90 6:
s2 se
87 90 91
88 54
9? 96 85 RS
84
83 82
91 90 55
55
85 ss 85 s5 s5
16.3
-r
I .1
-
-
Ma
-
8
9
1
9: 9:
5 9( 9: 9(
9.
S!
91 9>
95 94
9E 97 95 92 92
90 90 90 95
96
94
93 94 97 96 96
'3.6
-
-
Miu
-_
41 4E
4s
42
5fl
50 42
49
51 52
54 50
50 51
59
59 50 49 49
50
49
45
47 4s
50
46 47 49 51 50 47
19.5
-
Min
-
52 58 55
55 55
57
56 57 58 54
52
51 62
59 62
59
60 5x 58
57
5: 5.5 57 57 58
56
56 54 55
53 59
86.5
-_
Kin.
-
50
4.3
46
50
4s
42 45
46
48
90 .54
50 50 50
50 51
50 49
50
47 43
50 51
so
50 53 49
4s 47 43
5. R
50
-
Kax
-
72 73 75
94 S8
55
77 76
77 85
89
94 89
85 92
91 92
94 s7 86
s7 94 SB 89 90
90 S6 S6 85 90 83
6.0
-
Max
-
9:
91 g:
9f
91
91
SE 9C
97
SI?
85
88 90 92 97
97 87
si S7
s7
s1 89 97 91
98
95 SI ss 95 96 95
IO. 6
-
Yin
-
B? 62
57
57
56 57
5s 57 56
60 56 57 57
5s
6s
53
60
53 51
51 54 53 53 58
62 5s 54
55 5s 63
7. a
~n
-
Has
-
64 66 68 7n
75
71 71 73 74
i 5
69 74 75 7s -" I,
so 79 74
73
72
71 72
68
65
71
72 73 61 73 74
71
1.9
-
Kax
-~
92 71 90 88 91
86
s5 94 95
b3
s5 87
US
97
97
9s
81
%so 75 77
77 57 86 90 98
100 s3 87
91 9s 94
IS. 7
-
Miu
-
67 61
5ti
58 56
55 55 62
62 56
i;n
515
5.3
56 60
66 59 56 51 51
51
53
52
52
5s
64 55 53
56 58 6?
i7.3
__
Max
-~
67 67
6s
69 GS
67 6Y 86
6:
FS
70
74 71
93 75
71 67
ti5
73
65
66 70 70 69 72
70 72 70 73 76
ss
71.1
.-
&fax
-
$4
5s 63
58
62
Go
65
il
59 61
61 F2
60
61
60
60 55 5s 60 59
59
60 6n
65 70
61 5s
60 60 64 62
il. 9
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67 66 6s 68 70
71 69
70
cis 6:
69
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S2
73
78 i F
70 73
70
72 80 73
74 6Y 71
75 S2
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70
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72
73 S4
SR 83
72
75 71: 74
77 81
7s
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sr
7n 25
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75
79
74
79
93
81
70 73 78
s7 85
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-
4(
37 41
42
42
52
40 47 51
53 48 52
50 55
53
55 53 51 49
42
42 44 36
43 43
45 41 42 40
15.6
40
dax
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81
77
so
79
so ss 84 SO
78 75 7.4
77 s1
s1 73 73 711
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70
74
i5 87
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57 57 54 54
57
59
54
54 53 57
57 5s
63 65 70
75 69 66
61 60
60 61 59 58 64
64 60 58 62
6?
6s
0.5
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42 44 45 4.5 47
50 47 47 47
52
57
50 57 57
60
57 57 60 53 51
46 45 47 48
50
49 49 48
50 50 47
50.1
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6 _..__._.. 1 98
53 79
5.3 ' 70
54 , 68
51 i 0
415 1 73 53 74
I
20 .........I 90
b 0 etc. indicate respectively 1 2 3 etc., days missing from the record. 5 6ata kre f;om standard instrumedts)n& supplied by the U. S. Weather Bureau.
$5 Instruments are read in the morning; the msxiniuru temperature then read is charged to the preceding day, on which it almost always occurs.