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1843

ABSTRACT OF THE METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL KEPT ON BOARD HER MAJESTY'S SHIP EREBUS.—FEBRUARY, 1843.

Day.	Barometer.			Winds.						Weather.
	Max.	Min.	Mean.	Direction.			Force.
	Inches.	Inches.	Inches.
1	29.31	28.952	29.107		S. Westerly			4			1 b.c.p.s.q.*
2	.593	29.321	.497	$\scriptstyle {\left\{{\begin{matrix}\ \\\ \end{matrix}}\right.}$	a.m. S.S.W. p.m. East.	$\scriptstyle {\left.{\begin{matrix}\ \\\ \end{matrix}}\right\}\,}$		3 2	$\scriptstyle {\left.{\begin{matrix}\ \\\ \end{matrix}}\right\}\,}$		0 m.s.
3	.597	.508	.545		East			5			0 l.s.
4	.495	.339	.403		S.E.E.			4			0 p.s.
5	.338	.163	.244		E.S.E.			5		$\scriptstyle {\left\{{\begin{matrix}\ \\\ \end{matrix}}\right.}$	a.m. 1 b.c.g. p.m. 0 s.q.
6	.304	.228	.264		E.N.			3			0 m.f.p.s.
7	.373	.263	.320		East			2			0 m.s.f.
8	.456	.356	.392		N.Easterly			2			0 m.f.
9	.495	.450	.476		N.E.			2			a.m. 1 b.c.o.g.
10	.451	.228	.360		North			2			0 g.p.s.
11	.190	28.961	.041		Easterly			4			0 g.p.s.
12	.199	.988	.064		S.E. by E.			3			1 b.c.p.s.
13	.470	29.217	.334		E.N.E.			2			1 b.c.p.s
14	.512	.389	.478		N.Easterly			2			1 b.c.g.p.s.
15	.371	.148	.247		East			5			0 g.p.s.
16	.283	.160	.210		S. Easterly			4			2 b.c.g.q.p.s.
17	.362	.268	.337		S.S.E.			4			0 g.p.s.
18	.295	.182	.217		S.E.			3			0 g.p.s.
19	.253	.225	.236		South			4			0 g.p.s.
20	.377	.255	.311		Easterly			2			0 f.s.
21	.527	.342	.404		S.S.E.			4			0 g.p.s.
22	.637	.545	.553		Southerly			2			0
23	.599	.486	.543		S.W.			4			0 g.q.p.s.
24	.702	.527	.651		S.W. by W.			4			0 g.
25	.491	28.614	.010		North			6			0 g.m.q.p.s.
26	28.604	.435	28.504		N. by E.			3			0 m.f.p.r.s.
27	.716	.481	.614		S.S.W.			2			0 p.s.
28	.958	.712	.830		Southerly.			4			0 m.s.
	29.702	28.435	29.2568				3.34

* For explanation of these symbols, see Appendix to Vol. I.