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January Weather Data
At Shenandoah Park
January 1950, was a month of phenomenally mild weather in Shenandoah National Park. It was the warmest January for the Park on record, and one of the warmest Januarys in this region in the history of the Weather Bureau. At Big Meadows (elevation 3500 feet), one of the highest and coldest developed areas of the Park, the mean temperature of the month reached 41.9 degrees, the maximum 53 degrees, and the maximum for one day 68 degrees. There were 22 days when the maximum temperature reached 51 degrees or more, and 4 days at 61 degrees or more. Corresponding data for Park Headquarters (elevation 1100 feet), at the* western foot of the Blue Ridge, were 47.6 degrees, 80 degrees, 24 days, and 18 days. These figures contrast strongly with those of January 1948, which was more typically wintry: Big Meadows, 21.5 degrees; 32 degrees! 5Q degrees, and 0 days reaching 51 degrees; Park Headquarters, 26.0 degrees, 33 degrees, 62 degrees,
knows why.
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When Lois Walter rides the Trail way bus wonder why sHe always sits on the front seat on the left hand side. Hey, Lois that is a good-lookjng driver.
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Gladys, Mary Kay and Helen were really on the ball Friday night says one certain Sperryville boy. Notice 3 and 1.
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How did Eloise and Lois get home Friday night?
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What's this we hear about the queen and king of the Eighth grade.
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How about Douglas and Lois R?
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