1803. 



Agricultural lutcUlgi 



■Etigland, 



251 



Liverpool Meteorology^ 1802. 



Evaporation of JVater out 



of a "veffel 4 inches diameter, 



out of the reach of Solar REMARKS. 



rass, or influence of any 



culinary fires. 



Inches. Decim. 



fzift, CoMJund\ion of Ju- 



— 1 35 < pi'ter and the Moon. — A 



— (_ great hurricane. 

 75 



27 



S 



6th, Superior conjunc- 

 tion of Jupiter and Sa- 

 42/ turn, vvhofe influence will 

 25 J extend for 19 years. — 

 oC.Rain 2 I days. 



o 



— 21 27 as marked by G. I. Liver- 



— — — pool. 



12 27 Dec. more rain. 



Liverpool Meteorogical Ohfervatmis^ ts'c. in January 1803. 



This month began with much rain, the hydrometer (landing at 

 14.44 decimal P^^'^s, which (hewed the moiflure of the atmofpljere 5 

 Wind S. E. ; afterwards clear pleafant weather. — •5th, Chanijeable. — 

 9th, Gentle fliovvers, with high wind, fucceeded by a hard frolt, which 

 contined till the 1 7th, when a thaw commenced with fnow. Cb.ange- 

 able. — 2 1 ft, Fair and cloudy, rain, froft, and fnow. — 30th, Thick 

 fog, cloudy, and fair ; wind fcarcely varying fronn about S. E. j 25th, 

 at N. N. E. — Rain 13 days. 



Inch. Dec. Inch. Dec. 



Re 



95 



Evaporation, I 25 



February 1803. 



ift, Little rain, and high wind, N. N. E. ; very changeable, with 

 fnow intermitting. — 13th, Lofty winds began to,blo\T, with driving 

 fhowers. — 18th, Fair, and much fun, — 23d, Windy weather, wth mi 

 and rain to the end. — Rain or fnow 20 days. 



Inch. Dec. Inch. Dec. 



Rain, i 8 Evaporation, i 4 



March 



