notice · 1842
This notice provides a detailed meteorological abstract for the South Head of Port Jackson during June 1842, including barometer readings, thermometer data, dew point, rainfall, prevailing winds, and general remarks, noting the hottest and coldest days.
9th; fresh, west, till night of 8th, then shifted to N., and, set westerly winds at night, and often fresh; …
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LocationSOUTH HEAD of PORT JACKSON
LocationPORT JACKSON
PeriodJUNE, 1842
Period1st to 7th
Period8th to 14th
Period15th to 21st
Period22nd to 30th
Hottest Day20th
Coldest Day26th
Day9th
Day8th
Day24th
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 56, 15 July 1842.
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