Données Climatologiques, New Jersey . Lows: Thehighlands And Kittatinny Valley, 3.22; Red Sand Stone Plain, 3.41; Southern Interior, 3.85; Sea Coast, 4.36. Le montant le plus élevé enregistré à n'importe quelle station était 5,60, atWoodbine, Cape May County, et le moins, 2,58, à River Vale, comté de Bergen. Les précipitations ont été très générales sur les 2 d, 3 d, 9, loth, 16 (sous forme de neige et de traîneau), 21, 23 et 20. La chute de neige était universellement légère. Les profondeurs moyennes dans les différents districts étaient les suivantes : les Highlands et la vallée de Kit-tatinny, 0,4; la plaine de pierre de sable rouge, 0,6; le Sud In-terior. 2.6 ; Côte De Mer,

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Climatological data, New Jersey . lows: TheHighlands and Kittatinny Valley, 3.22; Red Sand Stone Plain, 3.41 ; Southern Interior, 3.85; Sea Coast, 4.36. The greatest amount recorded at any station was 5.60, atWoodbine, Cape May County, and the least, 2.58, at River Vale, Bergen County. Precipitation was very general on the 2d, 3d, 9th, loth, 16th (in the form of snow and sleet), 21st, 23d and29th. The snowfall was universally light. The average depths inthe various districts were as follows: The Highlands and Kit-tatinny Valley, 0.4; Red Sand Stone Plain, 0.6; Southern In-terior. 2.6; Sea Coast, 1.3. WEATHER AND CROPS. The month was noted for its very mild temperature and welldistributed rains. The early sown wheat and rye were muchimproved by the rains, especially in the southern section, where CURVES OF TEMPERATURE FOR NEW JERSEY, 1905.(Dotted lines represent averages for 1905. Solid lines show normals based on records for ten or more years.) -^Tu ^/^Q, -^q!^- ^/fo ^ai/ -^jjiZi^ ^Lhly- ^t.hQ. ^<s^ ^<^ ^oU ^ec ^^^. lO NEW JERSEY WEATHER SERVtCE. the great lack of moisture had impaired the stand. Newlyseeded meadows in all sections were in good condition. Plow-ing in the southern and a portion of the central sections waspossible on almost every day during the month. KILLING EROSTS. The following table shows the dates of the last killing frostsin Spring and the first killing frosts in Autumn. STATIONS. LAST KILLING INSPRING. FIRST KILLING INAUTUMN. Layton May 24th September 27th Sussex May 2d October 22d Newton May 2 ist September 27th Belvidere May 21st October 22d Charlotteburg May 30th September 14th Dover May 2d. September 26th Chester May 2d Phillipsburg April 19th October 22d Paterson April 19th October 13th River Vale May 22d September 27th Englewood April 19th October 22d Newark April i gth October 2 7th South Orange May 2d October 27th Bayonne May 2d October 22d Bergen Point May 2d October 27th Plainfield May 2d Octob( 2 Elizabeth April 19th Octob( 2 Some

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