Climatological data, New Jersey . ALBANY, N. BUREAU OFFFCE DKCKMBER 22, 1908 Monthly Mean Isotherms and Prevailing winds, November, NOVKMUKK, (•, I!K1()I;T: NKW .IKKSKY SECTION. .s:; IT. S, DKlAKTMKNT OF ACKlClI/n Rl-:, CLliMATOLOGlCAL SlRVlCE OK THK WEATHER BUREAU. CENTRAL OFFICE: WASHINGTON, D. C. f4EW dEl^SEY SECTION,LEVI A. J0DKINS, Section Director. Vdi,. XXI. Atlantic City, N. J., November, 1908. No. 11. QENERAL SUMMAKY. A lariic i)art of Novcnilier, 1908, fair and mild, altho thelirst two decades were marked by occasiomil abrupt and decidedtempe
Climatological data, New Jersey . ALBANY, N. BUREAU OFFFCE DKCKMBER 22, 1908 Monthly Mean Isotherms and Prevailing winds, November, NOVKMUKK, (•, I!K1()I;T: NKW .IKKSKY SECTION. .s:; IT. S, DKlAKTMKNT OF ACKlClI/n Rl-:, CLliMATOLOGlCAL SlRVlCE OK THK WEATHER BUREAU. CENTRAL OFFICE: WASHINGTON, D. C. f4EW dEl^SEY SECTION,LEVI A. J0DKINS, Section Director. Vdi,. XXI. Atlantic City, N. J., November, 1908. No. 11. QENERAL SUMMAKY. A lariic i)art of Novcnilier, 1908, fair and mild, altho thelirst two decades were marked by occasiomil abrupt and decidedtemperature ehanues. As in the preceding- two months, tlieprecipitation was decidedly below the normal, the average beingthe smallest recorded for November in a j)eriod of 24 years,with a single exception^l890. There was excessive sunshinein the southern counties, slightly more than the average in thecentral counties, and about the normal amount in the northernpart of the State. The mean temperature ranged from o9° to 48°, and averagedpractically normal for the State as a whole. An excess of about1° per day was reported from a fe^v stations i
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