BY THE EEV. R. F. WHEELER, M.A. 



337 



TEMPEEATURE. 



Various facts concerning the temperature of the different 

 months have already been recorded. Mr. George Clayton 

 Atkinson has forwarded the subjoined table and diagram of the 

 variations of the thermometer at Wylam. It will be seen that 

 the winter months, January, February, October, November, and 

 December were exceptionally cold ; while the spring and sum- 

 mer months, April, May, June, and July were considerably 

 warmer than usual, one consequence of which was a greai abun- 

 dance of well ripened fruit and a good harvest. 



The lowest temperature of the year at Wylam was 8° on 

 December the 23rd ; the highest 88° on July the 24th. 



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