Show d 1 I I a I j I W i CLIMATE OP UTAH I Won the Government statistics arc Aol I I X t Jan to Itie Arid Ilral I I r A pamphlet received from tile Ulan t EIIpollmol station trI 00 the VII I mate ot Utah being bulletin No 47t > y James Dryden It contains a comprehensive I compre-hensive dliotiialon of our climate > aa r li graphically Illustrated by charts 1 I and drawing lu addition to giving In detail the 1 weather records at the Agricultural f College lor two years pool It gives I I t l feuminarlei or the meteorological conditions I con-ditions for twelvn different point In I r I I i the Hlate 1 since the taking of tbasrva I I I long commenced many yuan ago i I There la I an Interesting discussion l on sensible temperature explaining I I why hot weather legible plesnot and I I cool weather tileulls hOI Blatliilcs I are presented to allow that the temper I lure u recorded 10 govrmool publl catuo dot not do Justice 10 too I I arid Wo that in fact llm air temperature IB not at all a auto f Indication I the relative pleasantness I I I or two localltles as regardp bar Tile I writer state that in New York during one week In the summer of 1890 018 I tleatha occurred from sunstroke will II a mo maximum daily temperature I or 00 degree While a mao mnlmUM temperature Hall Lake ely ol 03 N resulted I tn 130 dealtui from that cause 11 Tie a mean sensible July end Aujuit i IN I temperature ol Halt Lake City li about I lo f lltf il equal to Wet of Winnipeg Manitoba Baull HI Marie and Halllr wil 11 100 Texas shows a funstillil t tvmleRtuto lower than that ol the New York Inli In iplteol The fact that the air Umperatuiu h very much hUber al Kl I Iasoaa olio at Halt I Luke City Ibo a Now York This ibenomenon 1 explained t > y the fact evaporation Horn the Our face ul the body ISM much greater in too dry aIDlopb ul tile later mountain teuton than In the humid tegloua ol the Halt that the acluil ol fl i temperature I felt on the millrace ol the I body la I very much leis because oval oration 1 a cooling Proceed Ba that l I the actual atuMllun of heat called I I Dod by The body la I tile temperatur i I of evaporation and this tetails Is tug Is I I obtained by using a Wet bulb Offer mometer tiaveral Ghana tire used to I It llluilrate the facts discussed The rainfall In Iho arid states ia tile cuinj on 1 pact II 106 The avernio lalnfallln Ibo month of May June I raly and August 1 111 Joe the is ates 01 Allroo COlorado Idaho t iJontano Nevada Utah and Wyoo I lug Thu Iactaare llmatratml by dn MWW un a ulfornco In Ibo mJlol 01 rauji into proDlollUoo 10 the several I a atea Colorado la tbowu to I nave a larger rainfall than either of he other atalei Montana baa the next loll while Nevada and Utah have Ibo tmalltet The figures are ai follows for Ibo four t t months Arizina 412 luoliei Col L I oiaJo 8 H Idaho 3 8 Montana 070 Nevada U4 Utah LOO Wyouiliig I 693 1 I Matter of Importance however 10 whlcb of the four monibi I Ibo principal part ol the moisture fall il i I A rainfall lo In May I or June li north tuorathau one In August Achart 4 a da to how this fact From little I f j been that Colorado remlvta molt ot In If I ralu In May and July Arizona In I I July and August r Montana In Juno l I Ulan receives more In May than In I I oliher t of the other months Pb I I The question la Ibu rainfall Increai i l lot li auaworet In the negative twenulgatalovi liecorda nee given for twenty and J I iweutyflve years and Ibty roveal no ground for the belief that me rainfall i la Increasing lu I this state I Tho bulletin will be tent free on i i application Is Luther Poster director j f 1 experiment at a lien Logan Utah |