Climatological data, South Carolina . RALEIGH, N. C: WEATHER BUREAU OFFICE. 1903. < 5^ I Q I. DH (-(z. li ?^V^X , l!H>;t. CIJMATK AND (MJOIS: SOUIII CAIIOI-INA SECTION. V. S. nKPARTMRNT OF AORICUI/rUR];, Climate and Croi Siirvici: OK THK WEATHER BUREAU. CENTRAL OFFICE: WASHINGTON, D. C. SOUTH CAf^OLIl^R SECTION. J. W. BAUER, Section Director, COLUMBIA, S. C. Vol. YL Columbia, S. C, July, 1903. No. 7. FBOaHESS OF FARMWORK. The temperature during July never varied widely from thenormal, although maxima of 100^ or over were recorded at anumber of stations during the last decade. The eve
Climatological data, South Carolina . RALEIGH, N. C: WEATHER BUREAU OFFICE. 1903. < 5^ I Q I. DH (-(z. li ?^V^X , l!H>;t. CIJMATK AND (MJOIS: SOUIII CAIIOI-INA SECTION. V. S. nKPARTMRNT OF AORICUI/rUR];, Climate and Croi Siirvici: OK THK WEATHER BUREAU. CENTRAL OFFICE: WASHINGTON, D. C. SOUTH CAf^OLIl^R SECTION. J. W. BAUER, Section Director, COLUMBIA, S. C. Vol. YL Columbia, S. C, July, 1903. No. 7. FBOaHESS OF FARMWORK. The temperature during July never varied widely from thenormal, although maxima of 100^ or over were recorded at anumber of stations during the last decade. The even warmthwas favorable on crops during the greater part of the month,but the excessive heat during the last week, in connectionwith a condition of unusually low relative humidity of theair and general absence of rain, was detrimental to vegeta-tion of every kind, by reason of wilting during the daytimeand even on some nights. This damaging condition wasmost severe on corn in the silking and tasseling stages, andwhere planted on low-lying and sandy lands that had receivedexcessive precipitation durin
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