DOMESTICATED EEINDKKE INTO ALASKA. 



93 



METEOUOLOGY AT TELLER REINDEER STATION— Continued. 



1893. 



Date. 



Jan. 1 



2 



3 



4 



5 



6 



7 



*8 



9 



10 



11 



12 



13 



14 

 15 

 10 

 17 

 18 

 10 

 20 

 21 

 22 

 23 

 24 

 25 

 26 

 27 

 28 

 29 

 30 



31 

 Feb. 1 



2 

 3 

 4 

 5 

 6 

 7 



Tempera- 

 ture. 



A.M. P. M 



— C 

 —8 

 -20 

 —20 

 —10 

 —4 

 —4 



—6 



—8 

 —2 

 —29 

 —13 

 —10 

 —19 

 —10 

 —9 

 24 



17 

 10 

 22 

 17 



9 



2 



—9 



—10 



22 



—19 

 —10 



Wind. 



Course. 



—9 

 —11 



2 





 —4 

 — 3 

 —6 

 11 

 —3 

 —13 



-21 

 -10 



—8 

 — 

 —10 

 —9 



NNK 



.WW., N .. 

 NNK., NE. 



NK 



N K 



E 



Changing... 



N.... 



( lhanging. .. 



N..... 



N 



E.,N 



S 



N 



Chaugii g. . 



N 



N 



JN" 



N.,cbangin£ 

 NE..E 



nv: 



NIC 



E 



E.... 



ic... 



E . . . . 

 E . . . . 



E.... 

 E., N 

 E . . . . 



E 



ssw 



NE 



SSW 



N., SSW.. 

 N\, SE.... 

 NE.. N\V. 



S.. N 



Changing. 



N 



N 



X 



N 



N 



N 



X 



N 



N N 10 



Changing 



SE...... 



NT 



N 



SE. ; changing 



N... 



X., SE 



N 



N 



Changing. 



X. ...... . 



Force. 



Strong; light 



Fair 



do 



Strong 



Fair 



Strong 



do 



Very strong 



do 



Gale 



Blizzard 



Fair 



Strong in forenoon; 

 lair in afternoon. 



Fair 



do 



do 



Strong 



Mild 



do 



do 



Fair 



Mild 



do 



Fair; gale 



Fair 



do 



do 



do 



do 



Strong; fair in after- 

 noon. 



Very strong 



Mild 



Very strong 



Light 



do 



do 



do 



Fair 



do 



Fair; blizzard 



Light 



Strong and gale 



Very strong; blizzard 



Blizzard 



Blizzard still raging . 



Quitting down.. 



Gale 



do 



Light fair 



Fair 



Strong 



Fair 



Gale 



Blizzard 



Bli/./.ard in Corn n ; 



light in afternoon. 



Strong blizzard 



Light 



Very light 



Blizzard 



Remarks. 



Overcast and misty; cold. 



Cold and misty. 



Cold. 



i >\ ercasl ; eold. 



Do. 

 Overcast; little sun. 



Do. 

 Very cold; sunny. 

 Very cold; overcast. 



Do. 



Do. 

 Cold : overcast. 

 Cold ; misty. 



Fine day. 



Cold. 



Do. 

 Very cold; sunny. 

 Fine day; sunny. 



Do. 



Do. 

 Fine day. 



Do'. 

 Light snow. 



Light snow in night; overcast. 

 Fine day. 



Do. 



Do. 

 Cold. 



Do. 

 Overcast. 



Snow in night and forenoon. 

 Overcast; thawing. 

 Overcast; snow blowing. 

 Snow falling; overcast. 

 Overcast and sunny ; line aurora. 

 Fine day ; sunny. 



Do. 

 Cloudy and snowing. 

 Fine in forenoon and afternoon; snow 



blowing in evening. 

 Sunny and line in forenoon. 

 Very fine. 

 Snow blowing. 

 Overcast. 



Do. 



Do. 

 Clear evening. 

 Snow Hying. 



Do. 

 Overcast; light snow. 

 Light snow. 

 Snow living. 

 Snow flying; 

 Snow flying. 

 Overcast. 

 Snow falling; 



Overcast. 

 Sunny. 

 Fine day. 

 Overcast. 



sunny, 



overcast. 



* On this date the thermometer received a fall and the spirits separated. Heated it ami got spirits 

 together again. Put a mercury thermometer out that also had had a fall. They register differently, 

 and so we conclude both to be out of order. Although we take the thermometer readings, do not 

 believe them to bo correct. The weather seems colder than thermometers register. 



