Climatological data, South Carolina . RALEIGH, N. BUREAU OFFICE November 25, 1907. Hi </^/. I If I- r-H MOHOO o Q O I—I p:5Q i:^ H<: WPh H ^; <^w. JL- ^ij 0(-roHKK. 1907. CLIMATOLOGICAL REPORT: SOUTH CAROLINA SECTION. 75 U. S. DiaARTMIvNT OV ACAUCVi/VVRE, CLIMAT0L()(;I(\\L SlRVlCE OK thk WEATHER BUREAU. CENTRAL OFFICE: WASHINGTON, D. C, SOUTH Cfl!^OIiH^fl SECTIOISl,J. W. BAUER, Section Director. ,. X. Columbia, S. C, October, 1907. No. 10. GENERAL, SUMMARY. The month was much cooler than the average. The meantemperature was nearly as low as the lowest of record. Themonthly a
Climatological data, South Carolina . RALEIGH, N. BUREAU OFFICE November 25, 1907. Hi </^/. I If I- r-H MOHOO o Q O I—I p:5Q i:^ H<: WPh H ^; <^w. JL- ^ij 0(-roHKK. 1907. CLIMATOLOGICAL REPORT: SOUTH CAROLINA SECTION. 75 U. S. DiaARTMIvNT OV ACAUCVi/VVRE, CLIMAT0L()(;I(\\L SlRVlCE OK thk WEATHER BUREAU. CENTRAL OFFICE: WASHINGTON, D. C, SOUTH Cfl!^OIiH^fl SECTIOISl,J. W. BAUER, Section Director. ,. X. Columbia, S. C, October, 1907. No. 10. GENERAL, SUMMARY. The month was much cooler than the average. The meantemperature was nearly as low as the lowest of record. Themonthly averages ranged from about 1° to over 5° belowthe normal. The highest temperatures occurred generallyduring the first ten days. Maximum temperatures of 90°,or above, were recorded at 3 out of the 44 stations, at twostations on the 7th and one station on the 8th. Minimumtemperatures of 32°, or below, occurred at 13 of the 44stations. There were two cool periods during the month. Thefirst, from the 13th to the 17th, caused the first light frostsof the season in all, except the extreme southern, portionsand heavy frosts in the central and western portions. Th
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