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This notice provides a meteorological abstract for July 1848, detailing wind conditions, barometer readings, and general weather remarks including the hottest and coldest days.
1126 The hottest days of the month were the 3rd and to 27th cloudy 24th to 26th; …
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Recorded in this notice
Hottest Day3rd
Coldest Day12th
Rain25th and 26th
Frost12th and 13th
Gale2nd and 3rd
Shower17th
Wind23rd
Wind31st
Wind1st
Wind6th
Wind12th and
Wind14th
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 94, 1 September 1848.
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