REMARKS. 



The following is furnished by the New England weather Service. 

 Weather for November in Massachusetts. The weather in Massa- 

 chusetts for the month of November was cold and dry. At Boston 

 the mean temperature was 4.5° a day below the normal. It was 

 above the normal for the first four days with an accumulated excess 

 of 28°. From that date to the end of the month there was a daily 

 deficiency, except on the 16th, 17th, 22d and 23d, with an ac- 

 cumulated deficiency of 135°, or 163° in 26 days. The 29th and 

 30th were the coldest days of the mouth with a mean of 22° and 23° 

 respectively. The strong wind on the 29th with the low temperature 

 made it one of the coldest and most disagreeable Thanksgiving days 

 since 1873, when a temperature of 11° was recorded. The low 

 temperature of this month has reduced the accumulated excess for 

 the year to about 600°. 



There was a great excess of stormy and cloudy weather, yet at 

 Boston the precipitation was 1.60 inches less than the usual amount 

 for the month. Rain or snow fell to an appreciable amount on 14 

 days, while a trace came on four other days. The storm of the 5th 

 was the most severe of the month in amount of damage done, and 

 reached the extent of a blizzard in coast districts. The snow and 

 sleet was of the right consistency to hang to whatever object it 

 touched, and trees and telegraph poles suffered unusually. 



Eleven C3'clones and nine anticyclones influenced the weather, 

 most of them being of marked energy and n)oving rapidly. 



C. D. WARNER, Meteorologist. 

 FRANK L. WARREN, Assistant. 



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