The Countryside Transformed:

Weather Report

May 1912

The month of May was generally pleasant. Few storms and no extremes of weather. The highest temperature was 90, on the 29th and lowest 40, on the 4th, 38.13. There was rainfall of 3.24 inches, and it rained on 12 days, only three thunderstorms observed.

T.B. Robertson, Observer.

Weather Report

July, 1912

The month of July was excessively dry until the last week and there was one week of excessive heat. The mean average of the thermometer was 78.40, highest 98, and lowest 58. The rainfall was not half the usual amount for the month reaching only one and a half inches. A small amount of hail fell in the storm of the 29-30th.

T.B. Robertson, Observer.

Weather Bulletin

Weather Report

April, 1914

The month of April was about an average in temperature. Cold part of month. Fires ruled whole month. Killing frosts on the 6th and 11th. Highest temperature 84, on 29th; lowest 26, on the 11th; mean average 58.25. Rainfall 2.10 inches. Ran fell on 12 days, and there were four thunder storms.

T.B. Robertson, Observer.

Weather Report

December, 1912

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