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VOYAGE TO GREENLAND.
| 1633. | Winds. | Remarks. | |
| 30 | SW | Blowing hard | |
| 31 | SW | Calm, snow at night | |
| 1634 | |||
| Jan. | 1 | SW | Dark cold weather |
| 2 | NE | Clear, ice forced to sea | |
| 3 | SE, | A little rain, at night a SW storm | |
| 4 | W.erly | Fierce wind, cold weather, ice returned; E.erly wind at night | |
| Jan. | 5 | E.erly | Thick fog and frost |
| 6 | N | Increasing wind, with snow | |
| 7 | N | Snowing and freezing hard | |
| 8 | NE | Frosty, excessive cold and stormy at night | |
| 9 | NE | The ice heaped in the bay like huts | |
| 10 | NE | Bright pleasant day, but very cold | |
| 11 | NE to S & SE | Vast quantity of snow with SE wind | |
| 12 | SE | Vast quantity of sn. fell, wr. milder | |
| 13 | SE | Do., ice forced to sea, cold wr. | |
| 14 | E | Tolerably clear | |
| 15 | E.erly, NE. | Snow, ice seen off shore | |
| 16 | S | Milder wr. E at night, with frost | |
| 17 | E | Fog, N at night, froze the bay up in a night | |
| 18 | N to W | Cold, foggy, snow | |
| 19 | W | Abundance of snow | |
| 20 | W.erly | Much snow, E at night, snow | |
| 21 | E | Blowing violently, with thick snow, W at night | |
| 22 | W | A heavy fall of snow | |
| 23 | W to E | Sun visible, clear frosty wr. ice went off | |
| 24 | W | Snowy, S wind at night, cloudy | |
| 25 | S | Strong wind, cold night | |
| 26 | W | Snowing hrd. ice returned, S at night | |
| 27 | W | Mild, E at night, snowy weather | |
| 28 | W to SE | Snow, ice carried a great way off | |
| 29 | SW, W | Dark rainy wr. ice returned | |
| 30 | Calm clear frosty day, sun seen an hour and a half | ||
| 31 | W.erly, N | with frost |
