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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

The rainfall, as registered at the Bangiora High School, for May was 1*192m. Bain fell on six days, bat on two of these the amount was insignificant, being less than the one-hundredth part of an inch. The heaviest fall occurred daring the twenty-four hours ending at 9.30 a.m on May 21, viz., '6o7in. The direction of the wind was:—South-west five days, northwest one day. The rainfall for May, 1890, was l'4l9in, and for May, 1889, it was 2 - 351 in, the average for the three years thus being T664ia. The total for the first five months of 1891 has amounted to 7 689 in. For the corresponding period of 1890 it was 4 , 532 in, and of 1889 it was 7 955 in, the average for the three years thus being 6*725in. The following observations have been taken at the School of Agriculture, Lincoln, self-registering instruments for previous twenty-four hoars ending 9.30 a.m. on:—

?he removal of the Hungarian Primate’s from Gran to Buda-Pestu atteni to that twin city’s growth at the iense of Vienna. Vienna seems to be idily going down.

Total SC6&Q *«• mi Wednesday, May 27 Thursday, „ 28 Friday, „ 29 Saturday, „ 30 Sunday, „ 31 Monday, June 1 Tuesday, ,, 2 ? 5 4 g. »» P" !_■ 13 S3 OT S' H 2 CH P* g « ? <5 CO o to CO CO 5 CO CO to CO CO 09 CO o O 50 o o o o O K 6 M H w 09 CO CD tO <1 O ‘ Eaduced to S2F and corrected for altitude. Cj p I S' ►j CT : cn cn O O cn Q CO CO CO CD O CN cb to O C5 o Maximum. n 0 § 1 ® g3 1 37 9 : CO CO CO ij* CO CO <r cv co cj* «<r co CD CD O CD CO O O Minimum. tf* «<r co tj-k if* cx if* cn <r cd £* ui co oj t CD O oi M LO CO CJl Mean. co <r 5 OS £- if- if- >fC5 CO tO 50 CO tO GO CO O to CD CD H* 00 Wet Bulb. W h 05} ►1 o e <o ct o CO CD ca tt) 05 <r Ci s] —sj Lv •*! r— 1 it* C7X Degree of humidity, complete saturation represented by 1. o -a cb j i-* H-i H* CO <1 CO O O 50 o tf* C5 CO CD Ct 03 CO o £ ob £- do co Solar (highest temp, in sun) w v a. £’ ?• p j 35-8 ro co m if- co co if03 CS W if M If H If. 6 Q If (3 9) o Terrestrial (lowest temp, on the grass). : Eain Gauge (inches). : : SzJ JO tzj tzj O tzj M Direction. 3 1 8 5 mookSom tf. 00 OS CC If- !**■ cc Horizontal movement in miles during past 24hours.

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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXV, Issue 9430, 3 June 1891, Page 6

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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD. Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXV, Issue 9430, 3 June 1891, Page 6

METEOROLOGICAL RECORD. Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXV, Issue 9430, 3 June 1891, Page 6

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