Taranaki Provincial Gazette – 1864 – No. 22

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✨ Meteorological Observations



ABSTRACT OF THE METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS AT NEW PLYMOUTH, TARANAKI, FOR THE TWELVE MONTHS FROM 1ST MARCH, 1863, TO 29TH FEBRUARY, 1864.

BAROMETER. SELF-REGISTERING THERMOMETER. RAIN. WIND. Thunder and Lightning. Frosts. Fogs. Shocks of Earthquakes
Maximum. Minimum. Mean. Maximum in Sun's Rays. Minimum on Grass. Maximum in Air (shade). Minimum in Air (shade). Mean of Air (shade). Mean Daily Range.
1863—1864
March ... ... 30.032 110 36 82 39 62.7 21.2
April ... ... 30.033 109 35 79 37 58.5 18.7
May ... ... 30.048 92 36 73 39 55.6 14.2
June ... ... 30.008 85 31 70 34 52.4 16.0
July ... ... 29.913 85 32 64 35 52.6 12.2
August ... ... 29.802 90 27 65 28 51.0 16.5
September ... ... 29.844 99 33 69 33 54.0 14.5
October ... 271 29.78 93 38 71 35 57.1 17.7
November 326 28.942 29.675 108 38 73 39 57.3 19.4
December 172 29.584 29.818 112 38 80 37 61.3 18.7
1864
January 112 573 29.865 118 45 82 43 63.8 22.4
February 277 532 29.984 113 41 83 43 65.6 20.5
Means and Extremes 30.496 28.942 29.897 118 27 83 28 57.7 17.9


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