meteorological report · 1844
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COMPARATIVE STATEMENT of the PREVALENCY of the various WINDS-RELATIVE RANGE of BAROMETER, &c. …
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MeasurementRelative range of Barometer
MeasurementRelative range of Barometer
MeasurementTotal number of days.
MeasurementTotal number of days.
MeasurementMaximum in quantity any one day.
Measurement21 P.M. Sunset 9 P.M.
Measurement21 P.M. Sunset 9 P.M.
Measurement21 P.M. Sunset 9 P.M.
Measurement21 P.M.
MeasurementRain Fallen.
MeasurementPREVAILING WINDS.
Measurement30-200 30040
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 96, 22 October 1844.
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