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Wellington Independent, Volume XVIII, Issue 1854, 11 April 1863, Page 4

METEOROLOGICALOBSERVATIONSatt

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Wellington, for the week ending 4th April, 1863. Lat 41 deg. IC mm. 25 sec. S. Long. 174 deg. 47 mm. 25 sec. E. Height above sea 90 feet.

Note^— Clouds.— lo is an overcast sky, and 0 iB a cloudless sky. Wind. — Force. — Tho maximum pressure in 24 hours in lbs. and decimal parts of a lb on tho square foot Barometer. — The height is reduced to sea lovel, at a temperature of 32 deg. Far. Thermometer Means. — Deducible from the Maximum and Minimum readings, at 10 a.m. of the 24 hours previously. Max. in Sun's Rays and Shade.— These figures ore the readings at 10 a.m., and, like the wind's force, titer- i ir-ometor means, and fall of rain, apply to the 24 hours previously. JOHN KNOWLES, In Charge.

Daily Means. Wind. g id . I 3 Therm. gs ' . Direction. e5 I I 1 8 i .a|.a I | , « LA.LI.IEI.I-.A-A-1 Mar. I S. 2!) 29.910 61-5 57-5 0-5 N. N.W. .25 ... M. 30 -W94 G2-5 s»'O CO S. S. 1.00 .. • T. 31 30-000 58-0 55-0 75 ... ...N.N.E N. .50... April I I W 1 -204 63-0 GO'S 4'o ... L. N.N.E N.E. 2.25 ... T. 2 -241 G2-3 59-0 4:5 ... 1...1 N. N.W. 3.00J... P. 3 -111 G4O 6075 8-0 ... ... N. N. 1.75'»S. 4 29-992 6.V0; CWS 90 ... L.iN.N.E N. 12.00 1 .-