Synopsis
Excerpt from Cooperative Economic Insect Report, Vol. 9: September 11, 1959
Unseasonable heat over a large portion of the Nation from the desert southwest across the center of the country to New England and the Great Lakes continued to be the main weather feature as September began. Brief relief from the persistent warmth was felt from the central and northern Great Plains to the Middle Atlantic States as cool, dry air moved southeastward at midweek. Minimum temperatures dropped to the 4o's as far south as the Oklahoma Panhandle, and the 36° reading at Valentine, Nebraska, on Thursday was the lowest there for so early in September; but warm, humid conditions returned to most areas by the weekend.
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