86 
Gottingen 
Mean Time 
of 
Observation. 
a ob. 
1 20 
23 
Jan. 292 
Jan. 
ean eae 
Jan. 9 
Jan. 10 
Jan. 11 
CHaOAKNSO 
1 
oO 
eo ooocecoeo 
omocoouoo cocooooe 
Banro- 
METER. 
Corrected. 
in. 
29-883 
904 
892 
925 
29-943 
929 
845 
802 
29-385 
476 
506 
475 
29-442 
580 
659 
738 
29-834 
787 
652 
578 
29-438 
336 
220 
174 
684 
591 
THERMOMETERS. 
DaAILy METEOROLOGICAL 
ANEMOMETER. 
Dry. 
31-0 
32-0 
34:8 
31-4 
26:8 
31-7 
34-8 
35:2 
41-0 
37-2 
39-9 
36-5 
35-6 
34-0 
36:8 
35-8 
34-7 
35:3 
40:1 
43-9 
38-7 
40-4 
41-7 
36-1 
32-8 
31:3 
34-7 
38-1 
37-7 
38-1 
40-2 
39-9 
32-0 
37-0 
37-0 
34-8 
34:3 
33-2 
32-9 
33-0 
35-2 
32-6 
34-7 
35-4 
34-7 
31-0 
30-5 
29-4 
Wet. 
Diff. 
Wm bP wr 
mrman weeg 
Max. 
and Min. 
41-2 
32-7 
38-0 
30-7 
0-003 
0-117 
0-021 
0-025 
0-021 
0-650 
0-092 
0-000 
Pressure. 
Max. 
Sie 9s, COs OO! OE Oleg 
MoO Wanry SCOnwnnwsede WO SO - Son HNWANWF 
ie Ee Cee oto Nie 
Pres. 
Ibs. 
0-0 
0-2 
Direction of 
Wind. 
SW by 8. 
SW by W.v. 
SSW. 
SW by W. 
NW by N. v. 
NNW. 
Sw. 
W by N. 
WSsw. 
WSW. 
W by 8. 
W by N. 
WNW? 
NW by N. 
NW by N. 
Ww? 
Jan. 84 20%, 
It is doubtful if the wet bulb was moist. 
Jan. 9214, By means of the rain gauge it was found that 6 inches of snow 
Jan. 1148, The wet bulb read higher than the dry bulb, although the fo 
when the dry bulb reads below 32°, and the wet bulb reading is not given, it is from this cause. 
was equivalent to 0°65 inch of water. 
rmer was moistened and the water frozen. 
In future, | 
