METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXI, Issue 7224, 25 April 1884, Page 6

METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

The following observations have been taken at the School of Agriculture, Lincoln, during the past week:—

Total Mean Thursday, April 17 Friday ■ ,, 18 Saturday ,, 19 Sunday ,, 20 Monday ,, 21 Tuesday, ,, 22 Wednesday ,, 23 1881. Month and Day. CO o to Cl tc CO CO CO CO CO CO CO ooooooo to w w to O H 0 w co vr cc o QCiSIli»OHH Reduced to 82F and corrected for altitude. W 8 o B to S’ Ci. W . cn Cl C* 05 C5 <T Ci »±-. cn cn Oi lo O CS fco 6 05 OS to Maximum. H (D t-i i i S’ n W o cc CO rf* CO CO CO <r O ci ca co **- to to fcO to to Minimum. C* o Cl CO 6 M O CC O 1^ to co di cd o ce co Mean. Oi o Cl Cn t~- cn cn aOMOCOQH*.' to co Cw to to cb co Dry Bulb. w oq S B o S' >U ■^r CO if. rf*. cn rf*. <r Co cs qi o co op CO CO A Cl CD M Wet Bulb. M o OB » CD CS 00 00 O 50 O H M w H C5 Degree of humidity, complete saturation represented by 1. 1-^ *■ M )—• M l— M M M M H H H M H to O C« Cp 10 cp Cl cib 6 o o m to o Solar (highest temp, in sun) P 1 g Terrestrial (lowest temp, on grass.) I i: : I : : : Bain Gauge. CO 03,0 oo si O !z! Direction. P* c to MMH M »—• M O ID <T CD & CO M Ci Cl Ol Cl & o Ol Horizontal movement in miles during past 24hours. 6 o &■ ooooooo Cfc 0* *<T *5 Cl 00 to Evaporation.