THE WEATHER IN NOVEMBER.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20413, 7 December 1931, Page 15

THE WEATHER IN NOVEMBER.

♦ HANMER SPRINGS RECORDS. The following axe the meteorological ~i»cords for Kovember, taken at the State Forest Service Station; those lot the_ earn* n.onth lart year being given in PueaUtMos: Barometer: Mean lor month, 29.83 m (99.58), ir.uiinum on 14th, 30J9 (80.90); « 21st, 29.® (29.03). Thermometer: Tepmtux* in sHade-Mean maximum temperature. 6802deg. Fab. (55.03); mean minimum temperXe. «.88 (49.25);, . extreme 81.2 (60); extreme minimum on Stn, (88 5). Exposed thermometer: Mean terrestrial radiation, 37,28 (33.67); mimmuiH<m sth. 21.2 (22). Wind: Average 99.8 miles maximum on Jf* (292). Bainfall: Total for month, l-39ij* (5.93); number of days on -whacila ws» 8 (11); maximum fall on_2lst, Bright sunshine: Total, ac» h«a» maximum on 11th, 14 hourt (13); number of days without sunshine, nil (5). month, 8 (10); maximum on stb, Bainfall for eleven months, 36.33 m (32.71). BALMORAL. The following is a summary °f the weather observations for the month of Jiovemfcer, taken at the State Forest Service Metearotological Station, Balmoral (figures for tb» corresponding period last year are given m parentheses):— _ ___ Mean maximum in shade, 70.53 (•3.881: mean minimum in shade. 45.73 (-EL3©; mean minimum on grass, 39.7 (33.56); ranpe, 03.80 (22.67); wean temperature for month. F3.63 (53.69); his-hest maximum in shade. 8* (78V. lowest minimum in shade. 31 (31U lwfst min'mnm on !rw«s, - * (?": number o« frosts, 4 <s>: raHfall. I.S» 0-9O: nni*»h»r days rainfall, 7 (S); rainfall to data, -t-t$ (20.88). j