Climatological data, New Jersey . BOSTON, MASS. WEATHER BUREAU OFFICE MABCH 20, 1908 IMonthly IMean Isotherms and Prevailing Winds, February, Kkhuuaky, lUOS (()i,()(;uAL Kiiroiri: \h:\\ .iiiiisi:^ siicnox II U. S. DEPARTMENT OK AGRICULTURE, Climatological OF THK WEATHER BUREAU. CENTRAL OFFICE: WASHINGTON, D. C. J^IEW JERSEY SECTIOrJ,LEVI A. JUDKINS, Section Director. Vol. Atlantic City, N. J., February, 1908. No. 2. GENERAL SUMMARY. Febniavy, 1908, averaged soinewliat colder than usual lliruoutNew Jersey. The first decade was abnormally cold, and theremainder of the
Climatological data, New Jersey . BOSTON, MASS. WEATHER BUREAU OFFICE MABCH 20, 1908 IMonthly IMean Isotherms and Prevailing Winds, February, Kkhuuaky, lUOS (()i,()(;uAL Kiiroiri: \h:\\ .iiiiisi:^ siicnox II U. S. DEPARTMENT OK AGRICULTURE, Climatological OF THK WEATHER BUREAU. CENTRAL OFFICE: WASHINGTON, D. C. J^IEW JERSEY SECTIOrJ,LEVI A. JUDKINS, Section Director. Vol. Atlantic City, N. J., February, 1908. No. 2. GENERAL SUMMARY. Febniavy, 1908, averaged soinewliat colder than usual lliruoutNew Jersey. The first decade was abnormally cold, and theremainder of the month alternately cold and mild. There wasabundant precipitation in the northern counties, and about thenormal amount in the southern portion of the district. Themonthl} snowfall was hea\y in the north, and exceptionallylight in the extreme south. The sunshine was ample. The monthly mean temperature ranged from 22°, in thenorthwestern portion of Sussex County, to 31° in Cape MayCounty, and averaged ° per day below the normal. Thedeficiency was greatest in parts of Atlantic, Cape May, Cumber-land, Essex, Middlesex and Morris counties, w
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