. Climatological data, Missouri . ^ en CO q: o o ® I H (^AS THt ^^^^ m U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, F. MARVEST, Chiei: APR 11L»*- CLIMATOLOGICAL DArA. t,E U--^^^^ U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU. IVIISSOUf^I SECTION- GhEOBGE REEDER, Meteorologist. Vol. XXIX. Columbia, Mo., January, 1925. No. 1. GENERAL, SUMMARY. The temperature conditions of January, 1925, in Missouri,differed but little from the normal, and there were but few sud-den temperature changes of importance. It was mainly lessold in the eastern half of the State than in the western halfacco
. Climatological data, Missouri . ^ en CO q: o o ® I H (^AS THt ^^^^ m U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, F. MARVEST, Chiei: APR 11L»*- CLIMATOLOGICAL DArA. t,E U--^^^^ U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAU. IVIISSOUf^I SECTION- GhEOBGE REEDER, Meteorologist. Vol. XXIX. Columbia, Mo., January, 1925. No. 1. GENERAL, SUMMARY. The temperature conditions of January, 1925, in Missouri,differed but little from the normal, and there were but few sud-den temperature changes of importance. It was mainly lessold in the eastern half of the State than in the western halfaccording to thermometer records, but physiologically therepractically was no difference. There were no unusually mildperiods at any time or anywhere. The precipitation was much less than usual, but, owmg toice or snow cover most of the time, the deficiency was notnoticed in the general walks of life. The unusual feature, andpnrhaps the only one of the month, was ice covered three-fourths of the State north of the Oza
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