APP. N® VII."| WIND AXD WEATHER IN JAN MAYEN. 



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1G33 WINDS. REMARKS. 



> 8 N Excessive cold 

 ^ 9 N Sun h an hour above the horizon 

 ION ' 



1 1 N E Wind increased, thick clouds 



12 E Thick fogs, gulls seen 



13 E Freezing severely 



14 E, W Cold weather, bay full of ice 



15 W Saw three or four bears 



16 W 



17 N Dark snowy weather, cold relaxed 



18 N E Frost increased 



19 N Sun seen just above the sea 



20 N, W Dark snowy weather 



21 W Sea full of ice 



22 W.crly Cold weather 



23 N W b N Fair, sea full of ice 

 24. S E, W Frosty, sea-gulls seen 



25 W Frosty 



26 S Mild, the ice left the bay 



27 S W, E Fair weather 

 26 S E Fair mild weather 



29 S E Land blocked with ice on S side 



30 S E Violent rains 



ci 1 S.erly Rain, S E at night 

 Q -2 S E Mild rainy wr. ice set off the land 



3 S Rainy, blo\ving strong 



4 S Mild, cloudy 



5 S Mild calm weather 

 C S E Cloudy 



7 S E, S Foggv, snow and frost' 



8 N E, W Fro'sty 



9 W Clear cold weather, sea full of 



ice 

 low Frostj-, nothing but ice at sea 



11 W Ditto 



12 W Cold weather, calm at night 



13 S W Cloudy, S E at night, with snow 



14 S Clear frosty day, ice removed off 



land 



15 S Dark wr. ice returned 



16 S W Moonlight night 



1 7 S Cloudy dark weather, snow, thaw at 



night 

 IS S, E Dark rainy day 



19 E Hard frost 



20 E Do. calm weather, dark night 



21 E, N Frost and snow 



22 N Ice returned, coldest day yet expe- 



" rienced 



23 E Frost, snow, stormy night 



24 E, N E Hard frost and storm at night 



25 S Fair day, at night wind N 



26 E, N W Clear frosty day 



37 N W At niaht calm, wind E.crlv 



1633 WINDS. REMARKS. 



«j 28 E, W Violent snow and wind 

 O 29 W Clear cold wr. S E at night, with 

 snow 

 30 SW Blowing hard 

 31 S W Calm, snow at night 

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c 1 S W Dark cold weather 

 1-^ 2 N E Cleai-, ice forced to sea 



3 S E, A little rain, at night a 8 W storm 



4 W.erly Fierce wind, cold weather, ice 



returned ; E.erly wind at night 



5 E.erly Thick fog and frost 



6 N Increasing wind, v/ith snow 



7 N Snowing and freezing hard 



8 N E Frosty, excessive coldandstormy 



at night 



9 NE Theice;heapcdin the bay like huts 



10 NE Bright pleasant day, but very cold 



11 NEtoS&SE. Vast qantity of snow 



with S E wind 



12 S E Vast quantity of snow fell, wea- 



ther milder 



13 S E Do., ice forced to sea, cold wr, 



14 E Tolerably clear 



15 E.erly, N E. Snow, ice seen offshore 



16 S Milder wr. E at night, with frost 



17 E Fog, N at night, froze the bay up 



in a night 



18 N to W Cold, foggy, snow 



1 9 W Abundance of snow 



20 W.erly Much snow, E at niglit, snow 



21 E Blowing violently, withthick snow, 



W at night 



22 W. A heavy faUof snow 



23 W toE Sun visible, clear frosty wea» 



ther, ice went off 



24 W Snowy, S wind at night, cloudy 



25 S Strong wind, cold night 



26 W Snowing hard, ice returned, S at 



night 



27 W Mild, E at night, snowy weather 



28 W to S E Snow, ice carried a great 



way off 



29 S W, W Dark rainy wr, ice returned 



30 Calm dear frosty day, sun seen an hour 



and a half 



31 W.erly, N with frost 



^ 1 Vi''.erly Clear calm wr. bay full of ice 

 fe 2. N E Clear cold wr. bears grow shy 



3 E.rly, S E Cloudy, milder 



4 S E to S Milder, snow, ice went off 



5 S E and E Cold abated 



6 E to S W Clear moonlight night 



7 E Blowing strong 



