238 



WINDS OF THE GLOBE. 



(Nos. 289 to 299.) 



Southern Germany. — Continued. 



Place of observations. 



289. Uffeuheim. 



290. Auspach. 



291. Gunzenhausen. 



Time of tlie 

 year. 



fiiengeu on the 

 Breuz. 



293. Nenstadt. 



bpriug 



iSuminer 



Autumn 



Winter 



Tlie year 



Spring 



Summer 



Autumn 



Winter 



The year 



Spring 



Summer 



Autumn 



Winter 



The year 



Spring 



Summer 



Autumn 



Winter 



The year 



Spring 



Summer 



Autumn 



Winter 



The year' 



KELATI VE PjtEVALENCE OF Wl>'r>S FROM 1 

 DiFFEBEMT POIHTS OF THE (JOMPASS. 



28 



15 



11 



24 



14 



30 



88 



101 



10 



17 



19 



23 



6 



5 



1 



5 



31 181 

 32| 40 

 16 

 28 

 26 

 110 

 69 

 18 

 36 

 25 



M 



22 1 33 



21: 14 



15 19 



22 44 



82i 110 



27 25 



25 15 



251 12 



27 1 21 



94! 78 



81 11 



33, 115 



22 25 



^S 



60° 51' 



82 37 



86 1 



66 31 



81 18 



61 40 



75 59 



72 43 



51 25 



89 59 



18 9 



89 29 



44 20 

 30 44 

 53 63 

 56 39 

 75 16 

 50 4 

 58 30 

 81 50 

 29 46 

 85 44 

 21 9 



45 8 

 71 45 



.16 



38 



28 



39 

 .28 

 .08 

 .37 

 .31 

 .21 

 .12 

 .11 

 .32 

 .23i 

 .23^ 

 .20 

 .17 

 .47 

 .37 

 .27 

 .28 

 .17 

 .41 

 .15 

 .36 

 .18 



92 

 92 

 91 

 90 

 365 



92 

 92 

 91 

 90 

 365 



Place of 

 observa- 

 tion. 



Relative Prevalence op Winds fkom the Bifferent Points Off the Compass. 



« 





H 



fe 



■s 



to 



H 



H 



H 



7 



19 



3 



1 



13 



9 



9 



15 



3 



7 



8 



9 



24 



65 



24 



9 



344 



4 



7 



361 



3 



1 



139 



9 



9 



260 



3 



7 



199 



9 



24:1932 



24 



31 1031 



14 



12 734 



35 



12 1120 



65 



23]1024 



22 



251 



4816 



203 



185 







78 



24 



32 







11 



11 



4 



10 



10 11 



18 



20] 6 



201 



477 



45 



1-= 





:-: ( 



Spring 

 Summer 

 Autumn 

 Winter 

 The year 



The year 



Spring 



Summer 



Autumn 



Winter 



The year 



Spring 



Summer 



Autumn 



Winter 



The year 



The year 



Spring 

 Summer 

 Autumn 

 Winter 

 The year 



27 

 31 9 



42 



6 



31 



29 6 



28 



129 28 



111 



206 



4 



277 



184 



8 



202 



180 



9 



114 



130 



5 



124 



110 



6 



157 



1402 



28 



1404 



382 



19 



1297 



421 



12 1062 



289 



15,1094 



175 



101039 



2181 



1285252 



31 



64 



13 



11 29 



7 



7 



19 



7 



£ 



14 



7 



9 



28 



151 



76 



373 



13 

 10 

 19 



22 

 64 



212 



121 

 105 

 121 

 163 



1254 

 461 

 370 

 586 

 662 



2930 







14 



7 



19 



32 



237 



16 

 16 

 15 

 29 

 76 



218 



176 

 180 

 160 



187 

 1578 

 301 

 283 

 377 

 377 

 2287 



2 22 



6 36 



13 152 



18 673 



4 312 



Ij 282 

 2 334 

 6 314 

 13 3012 

 10 1745 

 22 2095 

 25 1742 

 161817 

 1318733 



22 

 36 

 25 

 23 

 105 



1499 



23 709 



7 236 



11 392 



8l 204 



7 179 



4063| 33 2261 



6 1760 16' 874 



24 1701 471015 22 



25:1640 33' 666 11 



41787 19' 5101 26 



115i934] 199 4580 348 



N. 54° 30' W. 

 N. 69 30 W. 

 N. 6 21 W. 

 S. 64 16 W. 

 N. 56 1 W. 



297 



3' 

 20 

 15 



1 



0112 



42 N. 85 21 W. 



N. 86 34 W. 



4'N. 79 42 W. 



7:s. 73 18 W. 



2S. 65 35 W. 



13 S. 81 50 W. 



363 N. 86 21 W. 



435 S. 86 21 W. 



626 S. 62 50 W. 



618 S. 53 56 W. 



2157 S. 81 W. 



N. 73J°E. .11 

 N. 59 W. .17i 

 S. 25 E. " 

 S. 20 E. 



.05 



N. 11 E. .06 



N. 71 W. .09 



S. 67 E. .05 



S. 22 E. .06^ 



29 S. 40 30 W.1.24 



19 N. 17 51 W. 



7 S. 87 33 W. 



318. 48 5 W. 



14 S; 24 W. 



106 S. 80 19 W. 



I Nos. 286 to 294 combined. 



' Months and seasons for the year 1 785 only. 



2 Nos. 295 and 299 to 301 combined. 



' Computed from the resultants for the •season l)y plotting. 



