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<br />00('630 <br /> <br />.~ <br /> <br />:. <br />! <br /> <br />.~ <br /> <br />,) <br /> <br />I <br />I <br /> <br />/~ <br /> <br />.1 <br />;\ <br /> <br />-2- <br />Exoerpt;s frCllll "Clilat.tolog1cal Dlta for Frobruary. 1910. Ccmt'd. <br /> <br />.SWCJIm\LLO <br /> <br />OSnow.. ranging ham ligh-t to heavy. fell in all portiOns <br />of -the distr1o-t. exoep1; soutMl'n Louisiana. The 1Ill0000-ta nre <br />heavies-t 1n -the higher levels of the COlorado area and in the <br />northeastern portlan ot the d1striot:. Tho heaviest fall reoord- <br />ed _s 6~hO inches at Uarahall ~B.. COlo.. and there _s t'rom <br />8.5 to 29.4 1%14hes owr the Miasourl area. The most geere.l <br />snows tell on th9 }b.l7th. !he warm dAyu c!url.ng the moath were <br />favorable tor pack1ng and eol1d1f7in& tb6 lI:DllW8 in the gulohes <br />ot the IIIOUlltain reg1C1:DB. ad. generally apeak:l.ng. tho dr1ft;s <br />were in good. co:ndi t1.an to laat well iJl1;o the 8UIIlIIler. 0 <br /> <br />"The average snowfall (in inches).. fat' -the w.rioua states <br />and areaa derlwd f'rCllll the reoords ot such statiana 0.8 reported <br />anow. is lUl 1'o110lB& colorado aJ'fI&. 1:;.6, New 1.!es:10o area. <br />3.91 'luaa ~f 1..81 lamias aroa. 3.2, Oklahoma. 4.01 <br />Hl.eaour1 area. l4-B, 1'_6_ 8.t'8a.. 9.4, U"-0t8f. 5.9, <br />X18Sb8ippi erea. 3.91 Lou1a1lU1a ,.0." <br /> <br />-RIVER8" <br /> <br />n In Oklahoma all atroalllli reJIIa1l!lSd noe.rly stat1Ol1817 end <br />were below the normal February stage. Tho" 1r.Ul a. gradual <br />tall in the A1"lral1:Jas above the .ArJomsas line. The.upper p0r- <br />tion of -the lleoehD ~ r~tm frQJll the .2311 to the 26th. !he <br />lower .&.rkansas _s laW 1ihroughout ~e month. The highest <br />stage at Little Rook _s 5-4 fe6't; on th9 28th." <br />