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Meteorological data for November 1841 from the South Head of Port Jackson, including temperature, wind, rainfall, and barometer readings.
The hottest day of the Month was the 24th. GENERAL REMARKS. weather; on 10th, a hot N.W. wind, from 8 A.M. …
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LocationSOUTH HEAD of PORT JACKSON
LocationPORT JACKSON
MonthNOVEMBER, 1841
Hottest Day24th
Date10th
Date28th
Date24th
Date24th
Date28th
Coldest Day4th
Date10th
Date2nd
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 112, 24 December 1841.
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