THE WEATHER.
METEOROLOaTC.VL OBSERVATIONS DURING MARCH, 1863. The mean temperature of the month was 5T2 deg., which is 4-1 deg. below the average of the four previous years. The thermometer rose to its highest ori the 7th, and fell to its lowest on the 6th, — the range being 46 degrees. Showery weather was prevalent up to the 20th ; heavy falls of rain occurred on the 2nd, 16th, and 22nd. The amounts being 0-98 inch, T52 inch, and T36 inch lespectively. The wind blew from N.W. on 13 days, and from "W. on 14 days ; strong gales from the latter quarter were experienced on the 24th and 29th. —
Charles Rous Marten. Marten-iale, Ryal Bush.
Means Mean Greatest Greatest ' tempera- o ,-,. w . Total Mauch. heatia co 'd in tare of D^s no Showery Wet rain ■ shade night. the rain ' da ? s - , d ** vs - inches. month. Max. Mm. 1863 77 31 63-9 46-4 5.V2 H 15 j 2 5"20 1862 80 33 66-6 49-2 57-9 20 10 1 12-98 1861 89 43 70-0 50"9 605 23 8 j 0 4-34 1860 85 34 694 51-0 CO-2 25 5 j 0 2--12 1859 84 39 68' 1 48-9 58- 6 25 5 1 2"53
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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 46, 17 April 1863, Page 2
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200THE WEATHER. Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 46, 17 April 1863, Page 2
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