METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS , WELLINGTON.
Foe Septehbeb, 18 71.
* Means, &c. f Means previous seven years. § 13 days. Notes. —Pleasant N.W. weather up to the night of the 3rd, when it changed toS.E., and brought rain on the 4th ; on the sth cold S.W. weather with rain, hail, sleet, and frost at night; fine on 6th and 7th ; strong gals on night of Bth from N.W., with slight rain ; dull showery, and unpleasant on 9th, 10th, and 11th from N.W. —ITOO inch of rain recorded on the 11th ; pleasant on 12th ; on the 13th, splendid morning, wind N.W. up to 9 a.m., when it suddenly changed to S.W., with a squall of hail, rain, and sleet, and strong wind, very severe; squally from same quarter on the 14th, with hail and sleet; from 15th to 25th, very fine, bright and pleasant, and’at times warm winds from N.W. to S.E.; on the night of 26th, gale from N.W. with rain, very close. The remainder of the month dull, and slight showers, but pleasant; fprevailing wind for month from N.W.; max. temp, on the 21st 63 - 0; slight earthquake at 5 a.m. on 26th. R. B. Gore, Government Observer.
From Self-Registei'ng Instruments, H3 <D for 24 hours previously. 0 0 £ -2 "c3 n Barometer re and corrected (inches). Max. Temp, in Shade. Min. Temp, in Shade. Mean Temperature. Maximum in Sun. j Min. on Gras Rain Fall in Inches. 1 Veloc. Wind | in Miles. o a o o p s i 29 436 53-5 47-3 504 100 39 •503 215 NF 2 513 56 0 44-8 50-4 107 36 » • • 115 NW 3 765 56.5 41-7 491 106 34 . . . 150 NW 4 247 535 47-5 50 5 105 40 •490 175 '31 5 326 570 36-5 46 7 104 32 520 90 S W 6 688 47-3 34-3 40-8 130 26 •130 125 SB 7 982 535 35-6 44-5 90 28 ■ • i 140 NW 8 935 55-3 472 51-2 95 40 205 NW 9 815 54-0 50’3 52 1 70 43 •ioo 505 NW 10 747 57-2 49-0 531 65 45 •350 260 NW 11 644 579 47 0 52'4 81 42 1400 235 NW 12 538 55-0 477 513 95 41 • • t 195 NW 13 745 590 48-0 53 5 95 39 . . • 215 s w 14 30230 48-3 375 429 95 32 •330 155 s w 15 382 47-8 37-5 42-6 85 31 •010 135 N B 16 212 509 36-5 43-7 90 30 85 NW 17 321 53'0 405 46-7 95 33 120 SE 18 522 53 5 42 3 479 100 36 110 SB 19 601 530 45-5 49-2 90 40 105 SE 20 495 590 41-3 501 100 35 95 NW 21 490 630 46-7 54-8 100 39 110 SE 22 235 56-2 37 7 46.9 108 31 125 NW 23 237 59 3 37-5 484 108 35 85 NW 24 29-975 54-5 490 517 80 35 235 NW 25 996 57-3 468 52-0 95 39 150 NW 26 719 61.0 50-7 55-8 70 44 •035 210 NW 27 608 59-0 530 55-5 70 46 •420 370 NW 28 785 58 1 48 0 53-2 70 42 •001 210 S B 29 774 557 46-2 509 80 41 •110 155 N W 30 620 57-7 48 0 52 8 73 42 •270 125 N W # 29.919 55.4 44-0 49 7 91 37 4'276 173 NW t 29.901 51-7 ... ... ... ... 3-332 § ... ...
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New Zealand Mail, Issue 37, 7 October 1871, Page 10
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