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Heating VentuiAting Air Conditioning Guide 1938
Table 2. Climatic Conditions Compiled from Weather Bureau Records3
Col. A
Col. B
State City
Ala Birmingham;----------------
' Flagstaff ..................... Ark._............ Fort Smith____________
Little Rock...................... Calif
Los Angeles..................-- Colo.. -....... Denver........................___
Grand Junction. ____i~
D. C_______ Fla
Ca
Idaho..................... Ill
Ind- ________ Iowa--................
Washington_____ ____
Savannah________________________ Lewiston_______________ .--.1___ Pocatello__________________________
Springfield.......................................... Indianapolis_____________ ___ Evansville.......................................... Dubuque............................................. Sioux City........................................
Ky-------------------------
Ta
Me______________1.
MH
Dodge City Louisville..
Shreveport...................................... Eastport.......... ................................. Portland____ ` ..............................
Detroit.............................. Marquette...........--___
Miss___ ____ Vicksburg_________ ;....... Mo.:............. St. Joseph__ ___________
St. Louis--..... ...........
Springfield........................
Nphr.
Havre____ ..:..................... North Platte_............--
N. H.__ ___ N. J...... .......
N. V.......
Buffalo_______ l________
Col. C
Average Temp., Oct. 1st-. May 1st
58.9 53.8 59.5' 35.8 50.4 51.6 54.2 58.5 38.9 38.9 38.443.4 62.0 51.5 58.5 42.3 35.7 36.4 . 39.8 40.3 45.1 33.9 32.6 39.8 41.4 -. 45.3 61.6 56.2 31.5 33.8 43.8 38.1 29.6 35.8 28.3 24.3 ` 29.4 56.8 40.7 43.6, 44.3 34.0 27.6. 37.0 35.4 39.4
33.3 41.6 . 35.2 34.8 40.7
Col. D
Col. E
Col. F
Lowest Tempera- /
ture Ever Reported
Average Wind Vel ocity Dec., , Jan., Feb., * Miles per
Hour.
Direction of Prevail ing Wind,. Dec., Jan.,
Feb. .
_x. ,
-10 12
-25 . -15 . -- 12
27 28 -29 -21 -15 -15 10 -8
8 -23 -28 -23 -24 -25 -^-16 -32 -35 --25 -26 -20
7 -5 -23 -21 -7 . -18 -28 -24" -27 -41
10.4 . N
' ; 8i5
N
6.4 E
7.8*
SW
8.1 E
8.7 NW
7.6 N
6.3 NE
7.5 S
5.3 NW
9.7 N `
7.1 - NW, ;.
9.2 NE
12.1
NW
9.5 NW
5.3 E
9.6 SE
12.5
W
10.1 . . ' NW
11.5 9.8
SW
s
7.1 NW-
11.6
NW.
r 8.1
S.
9,8 NW-
9.9 SW
8.8 N
8.9 12.0
SE - `
w
9.2 NW
: 7.8
:NW -
11,2 . : w
12.4 . ,w
12.7
SW
11.1
-NW
12.6
SW
-33 -1
-24 -22
-29 -49 -57 -29.
-35 -10 --28 ' -35
-9 -24
- -20 -14
: 11.3 8.3
.. 9.3 '-11.6 . 10.8
. 9.5 10.5 ,8.5 , 10.0 8.7
6.6 15.9 - ' 8.1. 17.2 17.1
NW . SE
NW1 S SE
w
. -SW
s w
SE
NE NW NW
S
w
NW
aUnited States data from U. S. Weather Bureau. ' Canadian data from Meteorological Service of Canada.
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Col. A - State
or Province
Col. B : ' City
. Col.C .. Col. D. . ,,Coi. E
Average Temp., .. Oct 1st: 'May 1st
Lowest Tempera* ture Ever Reported
Average Wind Vel ocity Dec., Jan., Feb., Miles per
Hour
COL.F Direction of Prevail-
ing Wind, * Dec., Jan.. (
Feb.
N. M.......... - Santa Fe.-- . -................ 38.3 N. C______ - Raleigh- _____________ 50.0
Wilmington................. ..... - 54.2
24.6
Devils Lake...................... 20:3 .
Cleveland.......................... 37.2
Columbus.
........... 39.9 .
47.9
35.2
Portland--.......................
46.1
Pfl 42.7 Pittsburgh_____________ 41.0
R. I.............. Providence._________ __ 37.2 .
<; r
Charleston-- . ______1 57.4
Columbia-.................-..... 54;0
S. Dak.;---- Huron........... .................. 28.2. .
Rapid City....................... 33.4-.
Tenn.--------- Knoxville.......................... 47.9
Memphis........................... 51.1
Texas______ El Paso________.........:..... '53.5
Fort Worth______ .'.......... 55.2
San Antonio. ............... 60.6 .
TTfah
36.3
Salt Lake City. .......... 40.0
Vt . 31.5
Va.................
49.3
Lynchburg........................ 46.8.
- . 47;0
Wash
Seattle........................... .... -.44.8
Spokane.....;..__________ 37.7
W Va.
39.4
Parkersburg. ................. .42.6
Wis.... ..........
30.0
La Crosse............. ;!......... 3i.7-
Milwaukee... .:......
33.4 .
Wyo--_____ Sheridan..-...............______ - 30.7
Lander...... ................... : 30.0
Alta.......
Edmonton........................ 23.0 -
b. c______ Victoria.----................:1.i. 43.9
Man.
Vancouver-.:...;..:!...:..--..*. ' . 42.0
' Winnipeg..!.......
: 17.5
N..B........... Fredericton........ .......... - 27.0 .
n: s________ Yarmouth___
35.0
Ont..;........... London____1..................
32.6
Ottawa...... J!;.!.................. 26.5
' Port Arthur...................... 22.4
Toronto............................. 32.9
P. E. I_____ Charlottetown
29.0
Que...............
27.8
Oueber,, Sask_______ Prince Albert-- ............... Yukon_____ Dawson_________ !__ .....
24.2 15.8 '
2.1
aUnited States data from U. S. Weather Bureau. Canadian data from Meteorological-Service of. Cahada.
. -13
7.8 NE
-2 . - 8.2
SW
5 , 8.5 ; SW
-45 ' '9.1
NW
-44
10.6
W
-17
13.0
SW
-20
12.0
SW
-17
12.0 N
-24
6.9 SE
-2 7.5 S
--6 -20
-17 7,
.. -2
11.0 11.7
12.8 10.6 8.1
NW
w
NW SW
'NE '
-43.
. 10.6
NW
-34
8.2 W
-16
. .7.8.
SW
-9 9.7 S
-5 10.4 NW '
-8;
10.4
NW
.4 ' -24
8.0 8.8
NE
w
-20
6.7 SE
: -29.- : 11.8
-S
2 12.5 N
. -7 .. _3 .
7.1 79
NW SW
3 11.3 SE
-30 --28
.7.1 : 6.6
SW
w
. . -27
. 7.5
SW
--36
10.4 .
SW
-43
7.3 S
-25 . 11.5
W
-41
6.0
NW
-40
5.0., , SW
-57 ; ' ; 6.5 . - SW
- 1.5 12.5
N
2 , '4.5
E
-47 :
10'. 0`
NW
-t35 -
9.6
NW
-12
14.2
NW
-27
10.3
SW
-34
8.4 NW
-37
7.8 NW
-26.5 13.0
SW
-27 --29
9.4 14 2
SW SW
-34 -70
-68'
13.6
5.1 3.7
SW
, .w s
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