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... Edmonton 102 inches , 1896. Snowfall is confined in general to the central and northern portions of the State and to the mountains of the south . At Summit an annual snowfall of 697 inches has been reported . The coast line of nearly ...
... Edmonton 102 inches , 1896. Snowfall is confined in general to the central and northern portions of the State and to the mountains of the south . At Summit an annual snowfall of 697 inches has been reported . The coast line of nearly ...
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... Edmonton 102 inches , 1896. Snowfall is confined in general to the central and northern por- tions of the State and to the mountains of the south . At Summit an annual snowfall of 697 inches has been reported . The coast line of nearly ...
... Edmonton 102 inches , 1896. Snowfall is confined in general to the central and northern por- tions of the State and to the mountains of the south . At Summit an annual snowfall of 697 inches has been reported . The coast line of nearly ...
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Amount ANNUAL PRECIPITATION INCHES April 12 April 9 April May June CALIFORNIA INCHES coast COUNTY Date December 23 December 31 Edmanton Elevation February 11 February 23 February March April feet humidity INCHES AND HUNDREDTHS INCHES AND HUNDREDTHS)-Continued January 15 January 26 January February March June July killing frost last season's latitude Lick Observatory Lowest March 19 Mariposa Maximum mean annual temperature MEAN TEMPERATURE DEGREES meters miles MINIMUM TEMPERATURES Month MONTHLY AND ANNUAL monthly mean monthly precipitation Mount Tamalpais Mountain Nevada North November 29 November 30 November December number of days October 26 October November Pacific Ocean Partly cloudy Peachland Peak Plumas PRECIPITATION OF CALIFORNIA pressure Rain year Rain Sacramento San Diego San Francisco season Sept Shasta Sierra snow snowfall station storms TEMPERATURE DEGREES FAHRENHEIT thunderstorms ture U.S. C. and G. S. Valley Weather Bureau Wheeler ཆེ