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Meteorological abstract for Melbourne, Port Phillip, April 1844 (barometer, thermometer, dew point, rainfall 1.90in, prevailing winds; station 130ft above sea level): hottest day the 10th, coldest the 19th. An early instrumental Melbourne weather record.
742 afterwards, with frequent showers. gale night of 26th weather fine 22nd and 23rd dull generally unsettled weather …
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LocationMELBOURNE
LocationPORT PHILLIP
PeriodAPRIL, 1844
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 49, 28 May 1844.
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