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Cold Spell Broken At Last Fairly Heavy Rains
The U S Climate and Crop Bureau bulletin for the week ending February 11, 1905 notes a break in the cold spell with temperatures rising to near normal. Had showers relieving drought in Puna and lower Hilo, light winds, and generally favorable conditions. Reports from multiple islands describe improved pastures, growing cane and crops, and various local rainfall, wind, and temperature observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puna
Hilo
Kau
Kona
Maui
Jane
Leeward
Hawaii
Island OF Hawaii
J. ¥. Gamattelton
Mauna Kea
L. ©. Lyman
John T. Moir
Pepechee
Nicw
Jas
Webster
Pullar
Laupahoehoe
Barnard
Panuhai
C. Buffett
Honokaa
H. Bray
Hall
Kohala
B.D. Bond
Punkea Ranch
Peushier
A. Maxon
Puubue
S. Woods
Kamuela
E.W. Hay
F. Ht
Hayselden
D. Harrison
Kapoho
H. J. Lyman
Olaa
McCann
Maul Ipahuli
Huelo
Nunahine
W. M. Ponne
D. D. Baldwin
Pala
Hellal
J. J. Jones
Makawao
Willem Wallukt
Welle
Lee Garden
Ysearee
Islamies
Robb
Oahu
P. Mayer