. Données climatologiques, Missouri . ton Palmyra W. B. Markell, Patton (près) Poplar KTutr Rolla •.. Sainte-Catherine Saint-Charles péorge P. Ellis. .Facksoii .leff erson City Miss Belle Kinne Prof Elmo G. Harris, Boonville -^ Kidder de Kansas City Kirksville Koshkonong L. D. Baker.L. C. Saeger. Cape Girarcleau St..foseeU St. Louisd) St. Louis(2) IT. S- Bureau météorologique..r. S. ^eath^?r Itur.au. Lamar F^amonte Liban Université St. Louis. Clifton Hill Shelbina Springlield Sleelville StelVonville Iarkio Ireton Tu.s< nmbia S. G. Parsons. ChillicoUie U. S. Bureau météorologique.. Clinton Lexington Liberty Locku-

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. Climatological data, Missouri . ton Palmyra W. B. Markell, Patton (near) Poplar KTutr Rolla •.. St. Catherine St. Charles fieorge P. Ellis. .Facksoii .leff erson City Miss Belle Kinne Prof. Elmo G. Harris, Boonville -^ Kansas City Kidder Kirksville Koshkonong L. D. Baker.L. C. Saeger. Cape Girarcleau St..foseeU St.Louisd) St.Louis(2) IT. S- Weather Bureau..r. S. ^eath^?r Itur.au. Lamar F^amonte Lebanon St. Louis University. Clifton Hill Shelbina Springlield Sleelville StelVonville Iarkio Irenton Tu.s<nmbia S. G. Parsons. ChillicoUie U. S. Weather Bureau.. Clinton Lexington Liberty Locku-ood Louisiana A. L. Kreamelmeyer. Colnmbia Frank Hall..Inhu F. Frazier. Dean Doniplian W. H. Estes.C. B. Wright. Marble Hill Marshall Maryville Mexico Union J. Wm. Keller. Eldon Parmington Iuionville Valley Park Warrenton Geo. W. Davis.T. W. MeXeese.Prof. J. H- Prick, Mountain Grove Neosho Nevada Warrensbnrg George H. Collins. Warsaw J. R. Smith, M. D. Waverly Miss P. N. Cautliorn. Goodlaiid TOTAL PRECIPITATION FOR YEAR 1919.. SCALE OF SHADES—INCHES. Loss than 30. :!3 to 35, 35 to 40. 40 to 45. More than 45, 108 CLIMATOLOGICAL DATA: MISSOURI SECTION. Year, 1919 SUMMAKY OF STORM DAHCAOE FOR THE YEAR 1919. Mxrch i4.-iJ—Period of severe thunderstorms and excessiverain over northern sections. Caused floods in Grand, ^Platte and Nodaway rivers; reported damage $10, 000 March i-?—Three tornadoes in the afternoon, one in Vernon, one in St. Clair and Henry, and one in Maryville, NodawayCounty. Details of the last mentioned tornado have neverbeen published and are entered here for reference. Occurred innorthern part of the town at 1:30 p. m. There was a well-defined funnel cloud; it traveled from the southwest; passedthrough a grove of small pines on the campus of the NormalCollege, leaving a path of wreckage 50 feet wide. It thentouched the west corner of the auditorium, at the north side ofthe main building. Only the corner masonry was torn awciy, but the huge trussed roof of the

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