. Climatological data, New England . lae of observation coIua> tion Index < Index aeaos aftere letter C Indlci tes recorder i See the Station Index for observation tlae. ■ stations snow on ground values are at 7:30 WTE EQDIT In Table 7 amid Is two inches or aore. later equivalent saaplee are necessarily taken froa dlfla the snowpack result in apparent inconsistencies in the racerd. January 1, 19M. are processed for special purposes and are published :hes of new snowfall. the Station Index aei to every 10 inches i arrled for this station, ba« aaounts to be published lat als, w
. Climatological data, New England . lae of observation coIua> tion Index < Index aeaos aftere letter C Indlci tes recorder i See the Station Index for observation tlae. ■ stations snow on ground values are at 7:30 WTE EQDIT In Table 7 amid Is two inches or aore. later equivalent saaplee are necessarily taken froa dlfla the snowpack result in apparent inconsistencies in the racerd. January 1, 19M. are processed for special purposes and are published :hes of new snowfall. the Station Index aei to every 10 inches i arrled for this station, ba« aaounts to be published lat als, will be published in the July, August sted to represent the valueD Hourly Precipitation Data).I Deceaber issues of this publicatl< all Includes total for prev: mth. , Chattanooga, Teno. tbe SnpsriB. C. -5/11/M 1125 51-05JMMG 1 U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE SINCLAIR WEEKS, Secretary WEATHER BUREAU F. W. REICHELDERFER, Chief CLIMATOLOGICAL DATA NEW ENGLAND UNlVL.\Olii Uj ILLl,.ji APRIL 1954Volume LXVI No. 4. CO » p] C/J H o n H f- X •ss. P3 iTTANOOGA: 1954 ■3 2 S3 s o P c P {J 1/5Ik (A O C ni tn a; o ^ > -n r* 2 NEW ENGLAND - APRIL 1954James K. HcGulre, Section Director - Boston, SUMMARY Weather conditions In New England during April 1954were fairly typical for this first full month of month contained extremes of temperature rangingfrom wintry sub-zero readings early in the month tosummer-like warmth in the 80s less than three weekslater. On the early morning of the 5th, a new recordlow April temperature was established in New Englandwith a reading of 17° below zero at First ConnecticutLake, N. H. This was 5° lower than the pervious recordApril low reading of 12° below zero made at Bloomfield,Vt. on April 1, 1923; and it was 7° lower than theprevious lowest April temperature in New summer-like warmth occurring later in the month,while not of record intensity, present
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