Ackermann’s Repository of Arts/Series 1/Volume 1/January 1809/Meteorological Journal

METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL,

Kept by R. Banks, Mathematical Instrument-Maker, Strand, London.

1806 NOV. Day of	BAROME- TER 9 A. M.	THERMOMETER.				WEATHER.
		9 A. M.	9 P. M.	High- est[1]	Low- est	Day.	Night.
22	30.18	41	47	52	46	Rain	Fair
23	30.12	47	50	52	46	Cloudy	Rainy
24	30.19	46	55	50	44	Ditto	Ditto
25	30.00	48	51	52	46	Ditto	Ditto
26	29.98	50	52	54	50	Rain	Cloudy
27	29.50	50	42	54	34	Ditto	Fair
28	29.77	55	36	53	34	Fair	Ditto
29	29.77	56	41	47	40	Rain	Rainy
30	29.16	42	41	46	37	Fair	Fair
DEC.
1	29.36	40	43	47	42	Ditto	Ditto[2]
2	29.17	41	43	47	41	Ditto	Ditto
3	29.45	42	46	47	42	Ditto	Ditto
4	30.02	41	40	48	36	Ditto	Fog
5	30.27	40	48	49	48	Cloudy	Mist
6	29.97	50	47	52	34	Rain	Fair
7	29.87	35	39	42	32	Fair	Ditto
8	29.95	34	40	41	40	Ditto	Ditto
9	29.86	41	39	44	33	Ditto	Fog
10	30.08	35	40	40	34	Ditto	Cloudy
11	30.25	36	36	42	33	Ditto	Fair
12	30.25	36	41	42	39	Cloudy	Fog
13	30.33	40	35	42	34	Ditto	Rainy
14	30.36	34	40	42	33	Ditto	Cloudy
15	30.08	34	33	38	33	Fair	Ditto
16	30.07	33	33	35	30	Ditto	Fair
17	29.82	32	26	34	22	Snow	Ditto[3]
18	29.62	26	30	32	28	Fair	Ditto[4]
19	29.65	28	29	32	28	Snow	Cloudy
20	29.69	28	32	33	20	Ditto	Ditto
21	29.69	94	31	31	28	Ditto	Snow
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1. During the night
2. Heavy rain in the night.
3. Stars brilliant at 6 P. M. Snow at 9. High wind all night.
4. Snow at 5 P. M. Stars brilliant in the evening. At 12, appearance of change.

 

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Printed, for R. Ackermann, by Harrison & Rutter, 373, Strand.