notice · 1842
This notice provides a summary of meteorological observations for March 1842 at the South Head of Port Jackson, detailing prevailing winds, general weather remarks, and identifying the hottest and coldest days of the month.
595 night lightning in S., and afterwards cloudy weather, occasional misly rain, and moderate south-easterly winds, …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 31, 19 April 1842.
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Near this placePORT JACKSON · SOUTH-HEAD