other · 1848
Monthly meteorological register: daily barometer, thermometer (in shade), rainfall and prevailing-wind observations with general remarks — the hottest day of the month the 1st, the coldest the 24th; thunder storm with hail and rain on the 29th. Observing station not named in the legible text.
1202 ; The difference between the wet and dry Thermometer thunder storm with hail and rain on the 29th distant 21st …
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Event29th
Event21st
Event22nd
Event29th
Event10th
Event11th
Event12th
Event14th
Event12th
Event14th
Event3rd
Event6th
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 101, 15 September 1848.
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