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For instance, Les Blanches is at the same elevation as 

 Brooklyn and is also on the east side of the island, yet its 

 rainfall (using 1903 totals) is 2*68 below. It is surrounded 

 by trees. The total collected at the Grange is 3* 19 below. 

 This station may be affected by trees and also by the in- 

 draught of the Vauvert valley. So corrected the stations 

 appear to be working well together, with the exception of the 

 west coast stations, and the results show that the increase 



