The Countryside Transformed:

Weather Bulletin

Weather Report

October, 1913

The month of October was about an average one, mostly mild and open weather. The highest of the thermometer was 82, lowest 33 (on the 22nd), mean average 61.71, slightly below October of 4.97 inches. Sharp frosts occurred on the 21st and 22nd, killed sweet potato vines and the like.

Thos. B. Robertson, Observer.

Weather Bulletin

Weather Bulletin

Weather Report

June, 1914

June began very dry, but rain soon relieved the situation over most of this section, though coming too late for early Irish potatoes. The highest of the thermometer was 96 on the 12th, and lowest 50 on the 4th. Some hot days at last of month. Rain fall 4.67 inches. Rain fell on 11 days, mean average temperature for month 74.3

T.B. Robertson, Observer.

Weather Bulletin

Weather Bulletin

Weather Bulletin

Weather Bulletin

Weather Report

April, 1913

This April was a month of changes. It opened with real summer temperature, changed to ice and frost on the 8th and 9th, which cut down strawberries. On the 21st, and 22nd, there were heavy frosts that cut off many Irish potatoes. Highest temperature 81, lowest 32, mean average 57.06. Rain fall 2.16 inches. Farmers began shipping cabbage on the 23rd.

Thos. B. Robertson, Observer.