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which blows very hard all night.
11. A pretty fresh Sea Breeze, and in the afternoon a North continues all night very strong.
12. No Sea Breeze till ten a Clock.
13. An easie North.
14. Little or no Breeze.
15. A moderate Sea Breeze.
16. Little or no Sea Breeze, but very hot.
17. Little or no Breeze, but very hot.
18. A moderate North.
19. A very easie North, with some small drops of Rain in the afternoon.
20. A great North.
21. A North easie all day, in the evening and all night very violent.
22. In the morning very calm, continues so all day.
23. Between Passage Fort and Port Royal I found a hot or warm Wind before Sunrising, coming from the Salt-Pond-Hills over the Mangroves and Ponds. I ask'd the Watermen if they did observe it, which they told me they did, and found it very evident. Very hot, and sultry weather.
24. In the morning a small Fog in the Savannas, and in the Afternoon a Sea Breeze very small, very hot and sultry weather.
25. In the morning no Breeze but very hot in the afternoon and all night a very strong North.
26. A very strong North all day and the night following.
27. In the morning a small North, which increases all day, and continues the most part of the night.
28. An easie Sea Breeze, at four in the afternoon a North with a little Rain.
29. An easie North.
30. Little or no Breeze.
31. Little or no Breeze.
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2. Little or no Breeze in the morning, very hot all day.
3. Little or no Breeze.
4. Little or no Breeze.
5. A pretty fresh North.
6. A small North.
7. A small North.
8. The most part of this day small Rain, a little overcast with a small Sea Breeze, in the evening Rain.
9. In the morning a pretty strong Sea Breeze, in the evening Rain.
10. An easie Sea Breeze.
11. Little or no Sea Breeze.
12. A pretty strong Sea Breeze, a little Rain in the evening.
13. A pretty strong Sea Breeze, with some drops in the afternoon.
14. A pretty strong Sea Breeze, and overcast.
15. A very strong Sea Breeze, and overcast.
16. An easie North.
17. A