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Diary of One Month in Honolulu

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Diary of One Month in Honolulu (1914)
by Katherine Merritte Snyder Yates
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Climactic data.
Honolulu, Hawaii.July 1st, 1913, to June 30, 1914.
(Furnished by U. S. Weather Bureau.)Temperature.
1913. Highest. Lowest. Rainfall.
July 86 70 0.18
August 86 72 0.14
September 86 70 0.81
October 87 70 0.26
November 85 67 2.96
December 81 63 0.52
1914.
January 78 60 2.34
February 81 61 2.41
March 80 57 5.00
April 82 60 2.08
May 83 66 0.92
June 83 69 0.45

The Climate of Hawaii is the most equable known. No typhoons, no hurricanes, no fog, low humidity, no in tense heat nor disagreeable cold; the months of May and June alternate throughout the year.

The Northeast Trade Winds prevail almost constantly, the average hourly velocity being about eight miles.


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Diary
of
One Month
in
Honolulu

By Katherine M. Yates

Presented by The Panama Exposition Commission for the Territory of Hawaii to furnish you with suggestions as to where, when, and how to go, and what you will see when you visit Honolulu.
For further information about the Paradise of the Pacific, Maps, Illustrated Folders, etc., write to H. P. Wood, Director, Hawaii Promotion Committee, Honolulu, Hawaii.


Chapters (not listed in original)



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