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An abstract of meteorological observations from the South Head of Port Jackson for August 1841, detailing barometric pressure, temperature, dew point, rainfall, and prevailing winds.
GENERAL REMARKS. The hottest days of the month were the 25th and 2 cloudless. …
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LocationSOUTH HEAD of PORT JACKSON
PlacePort Jackson
MonthAUGUST, 1841
Hottest Day25th
Hottest Day2
Coldest Day6th
Weather Event8th and 9th
Weather Event25th, 27th, and 28th
Weather Event17th
Weather Period2nd to 4th
Wind Direction2nd
Wind Direction18th
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 86, 5 October 1841.
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