. Climatological data, Missouri . 1 c3 0 s H s ⢠1 0 C 0 Northeast Hill Columbia Downing Fayette Fulton Gorin Hannibal Jefferson City .. Kirlisville Louisiana Macon Mexico Palmyra St. Catherine ..St. Charles âSt. Louis (1) ...St. Louis (2) ... Shelbina Steflenville Unionville Warrenton Keokuk, Iowa Section means ana Southeast Loidands. Caruthersville Doniphan Jackson Marble Hill Parma Patton Poplar Bluff Vauduser Cairo, 111 ; Section means and Ozark Plateau. Arcadia Birchtree Bolivar Dean Eldon Farmington Gano Goodland Hollister Houston Koshkonong Lebanon Lockwood Mjomi
. Climatological data, Missouri . 1 c3 0 s H s ⢠1 0 C 0 Northeast Hill Columbia Downing Fayette Fulton Gorin Hannibal Jefferson City .. Kirlisville Louisiana Macon Mexico Palmyra St. Catherine ..St. Charles âSt. Louis (1) ...St. Louis (2) ... Shelbina Steflenville Unionville Warrenton Keokuk, Iowa Section means ana Southeast Loidands. Caruthersville Doniphan Jackson Marble Hill Parma Patton Poplar Bluff Vauduser Cairo, 111 ; Section means and Ozark Plateau. Arcadia Birchtree Bolivar Dean Eldon Farmington Gano Goodland Hollister Houston Koshkonong Lebanon Lockwood Mjomitain Grove Neosho Rolla Seymour Springfield Section means ana Southwest Plain. Amoret Apple ton City Clinton Harrisonville Lamar Lamonte Marshall Nevada Warsaw ⢠Section means and Northicest Plateau. Avalon Bethany Conception Edgerton Kansas City Kidder Lexington Liberty IVIaryville Oregon St. Joseph Tarkio Trenton ⢠Section means and State means and 0 lOf) 70 111 113 7.) 100 V>0 79 ys 141 I-27 i sw. 37! ) t Also on other dates. indicate the number of days missing from records, a, 1: b. 2; c. 3; etc Year, 1921 CLIMATOLOGICAL DATA: MISSOURI SECTION. 53 S\JMMARYâCoiitirmed from Page ^ resulting crop damage was less marked than usually attendsso marked a deficiency. There were a few hail, and windgtorms, the damage being confined to small areas. AugustâGenerally warm and humid. A wearisome monthfrom the side of personal comfort, but quite satisfactory fromthe agricultural side. The bulk of the corn crop was well alongto maturity by the close of the month; and the preparation ofthe soil for fall seeding was well advanced. SeptemberâExcessive precipitation and persistent warmthwere the outstanding features. Creeks and small rivers of thecentral parts of State went out of banks, damaging and destroy-ing considerable corn. Preparing soil for winter wheat washindered or stopped completely. Much good hay was an unsatisactory month on th
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