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REMARKS ON THE ST. MARTIN, ISLE JESUS, METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER 



TOR OCTOBER. 



^Highest, the ISthday 30.276 



Tr,„„„^„+„„ jl'Owest.theSth day 29.211 



Barometer j Monthly Mean 29.982 



^.Monthly Range 1.065 



! Highest, the 18th day 70°6 



Lowest, the 26th dav 24°2 



Monthly Mean 46°48 



Monthly Range 4604 



Greatest Intensity of the Sun's Rays 81°4 



Lowest point of Terrestrial Radiation 24°0 



Amount of Evaporation in inches 1.67 



Mean of Humidity , 792 



Rain fell on 12 days, amounting to 5.629 inches; it was raining 53 hours 10 minutes and 



was accompanied by thunder and lightning on 1 day. 

 The most prevalent wind the N.E. toy B. 

 The least prevalent wind was S. 



The most windy day was the 24th; mean miles per hour, 16.48. 

 The least windy day was the 1st ; mean miles per hour, 2.00. 

 Aurora Borealis visible on five nights. 



The electrical state of the atmosphere has indicated moderate intensity. 

 Ozone was present in large quantity. 

 Snow Birds, Plectrophanes nivalis, first seen on the 26th day. 



REMARKS ON THE ST. MARTIN, ISLE JESUS, METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER 

 EOR NOVEMBER. 



{Highest, the 2nd day 30.305 

 Lowest, the 16th day 29.449 

 Monthly Mean 29.779 

 Monthly Range 0.856 



C Highest, the 1st day 46°. 2 



mr. i J Lowest, the 15th day , ==, 4°.8 



Thermometer... -l Monthly Mean 26°78 



V Monthly Range 41°4 



Greatest intensity of the Sun's Rays 58°.9 



Lowest point of Terrestrial Radiation 4.8 



Mean of Humidity 809 



Rain fell on 6 days amounting to 3.090 inches ; it was raining 31 hours 9 minutes. 



Sno-w fell on 10 days amounting to 6.41 inches ; it was snowing 46 hours 35 minutes. 



The most prevalent wind was N. E. b E. 



The least prevalent wind E. 



The most windy day the I7th; mean miles per hour 22.49. 



Least windy day the 21st ; mean miles per hour 0.11. 



Lunar Halo visible on 1 night. 



Eirst Snow fell on the 4th day. 



The electrical state of the Atmosphere has indicated moderate intensity. 



Ozone was pr esen t in large quantity. 



