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Wellington Independent, Volume XVII, Issue 1803, 13 December 1862, Page 3

>■■■■■■■■■—«•—_■—■■— ■—■W_W—_W_aß__»M_MWß_i m METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS, at the Observatory, Wellington, for the week ending 6th December, 1862.

Lat. 41deg. 16min. 25sec. S. Long. 174 deg. 47min. 25sec. E. Height above sea 90 feet.

Note. — Olouds, — 10 is an overcast sky, and 0 is a cloudless sky. Wind : Force. — The maximum pressure in previous 24 hours in lbs. and decimal parts of a lb. on the square foot. Barometer.— The height is reduced to sea level, at a temperature of 32 deg. Far, Max. in sun's rag's and shade. — These figures are tho readings at 10 a.m., and apply to the 24 hours previously. JOHN KNOWLES, In Charge.

I* 1•*-S•■" %? » m Y op Month. to co bs <i in oo «o '«> to Barometer. CD >— 00 i" — ' 00 «O 9iß.bi|b,'<i b, Dry Bulb. <!T . g* s I*i '! Mien vi Wet Bulb. i 3 B 1 I-I ClOlO O\ to a> p- wjo to | Clouds, en bt ocibi o bi I w p .-o mjo oo en Max. in sun s rays. CB A A «-l ■•a <1 d «„. . _ jo jo po co w w Max. in shade. ' ' en Jzs '^^^t^ * Morning. W : . i" * " Afternoon. PL — r ■ ■ ■ Nooji^MMH ~i Force, oojoto bi in in © o o v\ o o o b | H-y> | | | In. of rain in 24 his.