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Gener Remarks 0 onthe W Pouabhen: §e., 
, observed at. Carlisle during the Year 
1824... | 
_ January.— The weather, during this 
month, »was, on the whole, remarkably 
mild for the season ;"some short inter- 
valsof moderate frost occurred, but 
no ‘snow fell here during ‘the month, 
Which” is ‘avery “uncommon circim- 
stance in ‘this climate. 
February.—Was 2 continuation of 
the, same unseasonably mild weather 
experienced last month; the thermo- 
meter, excepting on the 5th; when it 
wase232,-was never.so.low-as ‘the freez- 
ingspointsPhe! weather was generally 
for;: theequantityof rain~ little’ more 
thamithree*quarters ‘of-ant inch 5 in the 
part® of thé movith,’ sofie” light 
showers ot hi ‘and’ sleet. : 
- Was ‘perfectly “the reverse 
ans ‘preceding months: it was 
extremely cold, with frequent heavy 
whi he, snow, and sleet ; the snow 
fell here sometimes covered the 
for two or three days; the 2.50 
e es in the column of rain is chiefly 
melted hail. and snow; some intervals 
of: severe frost occurred; on the morn- 
ing of the 4th, the~ thermometer. was 
249; and: on’ the: morning of the 31st 
25°, ‘arid the averdge’39°8 is Tower than 
cithér of the ‘two! precéditig® months. 
(i iminense qtiantit Hot appeared 
aR € mount ns, | fee the month.” 
e weather continued most 
nngeasonably ,cold, ath a gr ong. patel 
Montuty Mag. 
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Annual Mean : 
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7, saa 174 201} 1 
; 
ing winds and showers of sya hail, 
and sleet, till the 19th, when the sur- 
rounding mountains™ were often per- 
fectly white; we had some very intense 
frost, in the nights; on the 11th the 
thermometer. was 26°, and frequently 
three or four degrees below. freezing ; 
the last twelve days were mild»and 
pleasant, with light refreshing showers. 
May. — The temperature of this 
month was remarkably variable—the 
first ten days were generally ‘mild and 
pleasant; it afterwards continued yery 
cold and ungenial till the 93d, and, on 
the mornings. of the, 21st, and. 22d, the 
thermometer was tO. degrees : below 
freezing, and. strong»ice,was,.observed ; 
the remainder .of ‘thexmonth: was very 
inild and pleasant—thelweather ven, 6n 
the whole, very droughty.: "1915 0: 
Tune continied very “droughty” ahd 
unfavourable for the’ ¢rops; the ‘first 
eight days were extremely warm and 
brilliant; on the 8th the thermometer 
was as high as 78°: it afterwards was 
inost unseasonably cold, and. generally 
very gloomy, with strong parching east- 
erly winds;' on the 25th we badia very 
heavy rain, and also-on the 29th, with 
thunder and vivid lightning. The aver- 
age temperature 56 avery? ai ‘for the 
season. ~~ 
Jiily.—The weather, in the ese «ache 
Fountied, ‘during this month, saree a 
ingly favourable for the crops, t é mild 
peyeaiane rains which fell i in Pathe former 
alf_of the meng ene e e e very | warm 
Ber AES et dvithw* and 
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