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OBSERVATIONS, JUNE 29—JuLy 5. 1843. 
SPECIES OF CLOUDS, &c. 
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Initial. 
Scud ; black to NW. and over the zenith. 
Id.: _cirrous clouds; light rain lately, raining to SE. and E.; clouds breaking, sky in zenith and to W.; cumuli to SSE. 
Scud + linear cirri, covering much of the sky ; sheets of cirro-strati radiating from SE. where it is quite dark and like rain. 
Masses of scud and cumuli near horizon to S, and E.; cirro-cumuli and sheets of linear cirri tinged with red. 
Seud + linear cirri and cirro-strati to E. 
Id. + id. 
Id. +— woolly and mottled cirri. 
Id. 
Id. + cirrous clouds and haze. 
Scud, cumuli, cumulo-strati and woolly cirro-cumuli; mountainous, ragged, and stormy-like cumuli to W. 
and SW., cumulo-strati with curled fronts ; the sky has been very stormy-looking for the last two hours. 
Large thick masses of Joose cumuli and scud, cumuli in strings like beads, cumulo-strati; thick woolly cirro-cumuli, linear cirri and cirrous 
haze scattered across the sky, cirro-strati to E,; the clouds are of all shades and thicknesses, black as night, white as snow, thin as smoke, 
thick as mud; the sky is of different tints, bluish, whitish, greenish ; clouds moving at different elevations, and with different velocities. 
Scud and cumuli + cumulo-strati, cirro-strati and mottled cirri. 
Scud + cumulo-strati on N. horizon. 
Cirro-cumulous seud, cirro-cumuli + fine cirri to NW.; ranges of cirro-strati to E. and S. 
Scud and cumuli: cirro-cumuli of various sizes and density + fine lines of cirri to S.; black mass of scud rising in W. 
Scud + cirro-strati to E.; a few drops of rain. 
Id. 
Id. + cirrous clouds and haze to E. 
Scud and loose cumuli: cirro-cumulous scud and thick cirro-cumuli; cirrous haze over the sky; very stormy-looking; shower lately. 
Scud: thick cirro-strati and sheets of cirri. 
Id.; a few drops of rain. 
Id., moving quickly + cirro-cumuli and cirrous haze ; light rain. 
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“Loose scud : woolly cirro-cumuli. 
. Scud. 
Id.; a few drops of rain. 
Cirrous scud ; sky in patches. 
Scud, chiefly near horizon. 
Id.: cirro-stratous scud + cumuli near horizon. 
Id. + patches of woolly cirri; cumuli on N. and S. horizon. 
. Sheets of cirrous scud +~ beautiful ranges of pyramidal cumuli to S. and N.; cirro-strati to E. 
. Cirrous scud + cumuli to N.; cirro-strati to E. 
Masses of cumulo-strati on SE. horizon; patches of scud to 8. and N. 
Patches of scud + large masses of cumuli and cumulo-strati on S. and N. horizon. 
Cirrous-edged cumulo-strati. 
Id. [from WNW. 
Cirrous cirro-cumuli + cumulo-strati; linear cirri rising from a patch of cirrous haze to W. and pointing 
Cirrous-edged cumuli, woolly, linear, and mottled cirri. 
Thick cirrous haze and linear cirri ; cumulo-strati on E. and N. horizon. 
Scud + cirrous haze, thick to W.; solar halo. 
Thick mass of cirro-stratus*and haze, cedaraceous. 
Scotch mist. 
Seud. 
Id., moving slowly. 
Id.; dense cirro-stratus, a few drops of rain. 
Id. ; id. ; hazy. 
Id. ; id. 
Id. + cirrous clouds and haze; heavy thunder showers lately. 
4 MAG. AND MET. oBs. 1843. 2N 
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