WEATHER AT LINCOLN

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20729, 14 December 1932, Page 4

WEATHER AT LINCOLN

The following is a meteorological observations *g(H Canterbury Agricultural « e oln, daring the month of Sof Sfj[fl| Mean height of tare- jj^BH Mean humidity -■ |[* ~jHm Mean maximum temp. «£*■?;■■ Highest max. temp... «* _■s&s£ Mean minimum *^..!||H| Lowest min. temp. ■• «**. I'^H Mean grass min. temp. *&^<9H Lowest grass noi temp. SW m jIM Mean temp, for month 57 '*l'«H Mean range of temp, for "^jj^B Days of froeta -• JmH EainfaU •* }i?'.a| Hoars of anwOune .. ™f "-Wm Mean amount of cloud -' r^l§P Miles of wind •• *» ■] IvH Mean force of wind .. *•* Remarka-Bain at the end «£jfiH and again on <*"H§ good plant growth bat o£ November wipds.hao soil considerably. tfKt^v rainfall on the 36th """*, nBB| pioved the growth of gte 3 f ngjjW| crops. , ..«_i atnafcjylHH Feed i« very plentifal, *S°**%MMm condition, and uaoJiiauy l ties of hay and although haymaW 11 °Sff : «H been retarded by dull farm work is well advance* «>Jg|j Damp, dull condition* >!££JSH| aged fungoid diseases of which otherwise promise very