^  «^  DEPARTMENT  OF  MARINE  AND  FISHERIES 


REPORT 


METEOROLOGICAL  SERVICE 


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Central     Office,    Tox*oiito 


R.  F.  STUPART,  F.R.S.C,  DIRECTOR 


FOR  THE  YEAR  ENDED  DECEMBER  31,  1909 


OTTAWA 

PRINTED  BY  C.  H.  PARMELEE,  PRINTER  TO  THE  KING'S  MOST 
EXCELLENT  MAJESTY 
1913 
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CONTENTS 


Index. 


iNTKODUCTION. 


Classification  of  Canadian  Stations. 


List  of  Stations,  Latitude,  Longitude  and  Height  above  Sea,  when  known,  also  Index  to  Tables,  and  the  Class  of 
each  Station,  Number  of  Forecasts  and  Percentage  of  Fulfilment,  Phenological  Phenomena,  the  Weather 
of  1909,  Snow  on  the  Ground,  Thickness  of  Ice. 


Part  I. — Monthly  and  Annual  Meteorological  Summaries  for  Telegraph  Reporting  Stations  and  Ordinary  Stations 
Of  the  First  Class  during  the  Year  1909. 

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Part  II. — Monthly  and  Annual  Meteorological  Summaries  for  Stations  of  the  Second  Class  during  the  Year  1909. 


Part  III. — Bi-hourly  and  Hourly  Temperatures  and  Barometric  Pressure  during  the  Year  1909. 


Part  IV. — Mean   Temperatures,  Maximum,   Minimum    Temperatures,  and    Mean   Daily    Range   of   Temperature 
Monthly  and  Annual  Amount  of  Rainfall  and  Snowfall  in  1909. 


Part  V. — Daily  Observations  from  Selected  Stations  for  the  Year  1909. 


Part  VL — Magnetical  Results  for  each  Month  and  for  the  Year  1909. 


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February 59 

March 90 

April 120 

Afoy 151 

June 181 


July 212 

August 243 

September  273 

October 304 

November 334 

December 365 


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Dandelion  (Taraxacum  officinale)  m 

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Violet,  White  (Viola  blanda)  .t 

Columbine  (Aquilegia  formosa)  .. 

Blueberry  (Vaccinium)  >■ 

Red  Clover  (Trifolium  pratense)  m 

White  Clover  (Trifolium  repens)  •• 

Wild  Raspberry  (Rubus)  n 

Culti\.ated  Currant  (Ribes  rubrum)  n 

Wild  Rose  (Rosa  lucida!  ■■ 

Trillium  (Trillium) 

Anemone  (Anemone  patens)  u 

Maple  (Acer)  n 

Strawberry,  Wild  (Fragaria  Virginiana)      n 
Strawberry,  Cultivated  (Fragaria)  u 

Crocus,  Cultivated  (Iris)  it 

Lilac  (Syringa  vulgaris)  m 

Apple  (Pyrus  malus)  m 

Plum,  Cultivated  (Prunus  domestica)  " 

Cherry,  Wild  (Prunus) 

Cherry,  Cultivated  (Prunus  cerasus)  >■ 

Buttercup  (Ranunculus  acris)  .< 

Yellow  Pond  Lilly  (Nuphar  advena)  " 

Pitcher  Plant  (Sarracenia  purpurea)  .. 

Saskatoon  (Amelanchier  Canadensis)  m 

Golden  Rod  (Solidago)  <: 

Geese,  migrating 

Ducks  11         

Robins  (Nerula  migratoria),  migrating. .  , 

Meadow  Larks  (Sturnella  magna),  migrating. .  . . 

Blue  Birds  (Sialia  sialis),  migrating 

Flicker  or  Golden  Woodpecker  (Colaptes  auratus), 

migrating 

Song  Sparrow  (Melospiza  fasciata),  migrating  . . . . 

Swallows  (Clivicola  riparia),  migrating 

Juncoes  (.junco  hyemalis),  migrating.    ....    

Orioles  (Icterus  galbula),  migrating 

King  Birds  (Tyrranus  tyrranus)  migrating 

Humming  Birds,  migrating   .- 

Frogs  pipmg  (Trochilus  colubris) 

Earth  Vvorm  casts  (Frost  out  of  ground) 


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Rivers  open 

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Pt.  Lepreaux 

Pt.  Esouniinac 

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METEOROLOGICAL    SERVICE. 


The  Weather  of  1909. 

January. — This  month  was  colder  than  average  over  nearl.y  the  whole  Dominion.  Mean  tempera- 
tures were  from  4°  to  15°  lower  than  average  in  British  Columbia,  Alberta  and  Saskatchewan,  and  from  1° 
to  3°  lower  than  average  over  the  remaining  portion,  except  in  Southern  Ontario,  Quebec  and  southern  Nova 
Scotia. 

The  amount  of  precipitation  recorded  was  below  average  in  British  Columbia,  in  Alberta,  in  south- 
ern and  western  Saskatchewan,  in  Manitoba,  Ontario,  the  Gulf  region  of  Quebec,  in  southeastern  New 
Brunswick,  the  greater  part  of  Nova  Scotia,  and  in  Prince  Edward  Island.  An  excess  was  registered  in  the 
foothills  of  the  Rockies,  in  eastern  Saskatchewan,  the  St.  La-m-ence  valley  and  northwestern  Quebec,  northern 
New  Brunswick,  and  in  Nova  Scotia  in  the  vicinitj-  of  the  Basin  of  Minas. 

Except  in  western  Alanitoba  and  southwestern  Ontario,  the  amount  of  bright  sunshine  recorded  was 
in    defect   of   average. 

February. — Mean  temperatures  were,  generally,  higher  than  average  in  the  southern  portions  of 
the  various  provinces  and  lower  in  the  northern  districts.  The  negative  departures  from  average  did  not 
exceed  3°,  but  in  the  peninsular  counties  of  Ontario  positive  departures  from  average  ranged  as  high  as  6°. 

Except  in  Ontario,  Quebec  and  portions  of  Manitoba  the  precipitation  was  less  than  normal  but  in 
no  district  was  either  excess  or  deficiency  at  all  important. 

The  amount  of  bright  sunshine  recorded  was  considerably  less  than  average  in  nearly  all  districts. 

March. — The  first  two  weeks  were  everywhere  very  cold,  but  a  general  change  to  much  warmer 
conditions  characterized  the  weather  during  the  last  two  weeks,  with  the  result  that  the  mean  tempera- 
tures of  the  month  were  from  4°  to  8°  above  average  from  the  Pacific  to  Northern  Ontario  and  about  2° 
above  in  the  Maritime  Provinces.  In  Ontario  and  Quebec,  however,  where  the  change  to  warmer  condit- 
ions during  the  last  two  weeks  was  not  marked,  mean  temperatures  varied  from  1°  above  average  to  3°  bejow. 

Precipitation  was  greater  than  average  in  the  Maritime  Provinces,  and  also  locall}'  in  eastern  Quebec, 
Manitoba  and  British  Columbia,  and  more  generally  in  the  eastern  and  central  counties  of  Ontario.  Else- 
where it  was  less  thair  average. 

The  amount  of  bright  sunshine  recorded  in  eastern  BriLish  Columbia,  in  Alberta,  eastern  Ontario, 
and  Quebec  was  greater  than  average,  but  elsewhere  less  than  normal  was  recorded. 

April. — This  was  an  unusuallj'  cold  month,  zero  temperatures  having  been  recorded  in  the  Western 
Provinces,  northern  Ontario  and  northern  Quebec  as  late  as  the  27th.  In  portions  of  British  Columbia 
mean  temperatures  were  6°  lower  than  normal;  in  the  western  provinces  from  7°  to  °13  lower;  in  northern 
Ontario  and  the  Ottawa  Valley  from  4°  to  7°;  in  Quebec,  southern  Ontario  and  the  Maritime  Provinces  from 
1°  to  3°. 

In  the  Cariboo  district  of  British  Columbia,  western  Alberta,  eastern  Saskatchewan,  the  greatei  part 
of  Manitoba,  the  greater  part  of  Ontario,  western  Quebec,  New  Brunswick,  Prince  Edward  Island,  and  south- 
western Nova  Scocia,  there  was  a  pronounced  excess  over  the  normal  amount  of  precipitation.  Over  the 
remainder  of  the  Dominion  the  amount  was  deficient,  and  in  eastern  Alberta  and  western  Saskatchewan  to 
a  marked  degree. 

The  registered  totals  of  bright  sunshine  were  considerably  above  average  in  British  Columbia,  ap- 
proximately average  in  Alberta  and  the  Maritime  Provinces,  below  average  in  Saskatchewan,  Manitoba, 
Ontario  and  western  Quebec,  and  above  average  in  eastern  Quebec. 

May. — The  mean  temperatures  for  the  month  of  May  were  below  average  2°  to  4°  over  the  greater 
part  of  British  Columbia,  and  about  1°  below  on  the  Lower  Mainland  and  parts  of  Vancouver  Island.  In 
Alberta  the  mean  ranged  from  average  to  3°  below.  In  Saskatchewan  the  range  was  from  1°  below  average 
to  1°  above,  and  in  Manitoba  from  1°  to  2°  above  average. 

In  the  Peninsula  of  Ontario  the  mean  temperature  ranged  from  average  to  2°  below,  but  in  the  Ottawa 
Valley  and  Northern  Districts  was  as  much  as  3°  below  at  many  points. 

In  Quebec  the  mean  temperature  varied  from  average  to  2°  below,  and  in  Prince  Edward  Island  and 
Nova  Scotia  from  1°  to  2°.     In  New  Brunswick  the  mean  temperature  was  generallj^  about  1°  below  average. 

Precipitation  was  deficient  in  British  Columbia,  northwestern  Saskatchewan,  eastern  Manitoba, 
northern  Ontario,  New  Brunswick,  and  locally  in  the  Gaspe  Peninsula.  Elsewhere  in  Canada  the  amount 
of  precipitation  was  considerably  in  excess  of  average. 

The  amount  of  bright  sunshine  during  the  month  of  May  was  considerably  above  average  in  British 
Columbia,  about  average  in  Western  Alberta,  but  generally  below  average  throughout  the  rest  of  Canada. 

June. — Throughout  the  Dominion  the  mean  temperature  for  the  month  of  June  was  above  average, 
except  in  a  very  few  localities.  In  British  Columbia  mean  temperature  ranged  from  average  to  two  degrees 
above,  but  quite  locally  at  widely  scattered  points  fell  slightly  below  average.  Throughout  the  Western 
Provinces  the  mean  temperature  was  about  one  degree  above  average,  although  localh'  in  Alberta  and  Sas- 


XX  METEOROLOGICAL    SERVICE. 

katchewan  three  degrees  above  the  normal  was  reached.  In  Ontario  the  mean  temperature  was  in  most 
districts  from  0.5°  to  2°  above  the  average;  but  in  the  Ottawa  Valley  the  mean  was  locally  about  a  degree 
below  the  average,  and  at  a  few  points  along  the  north  shore  of  Lake  Erie  slightly  less  than  average  was 
reported.  In  the  Maritime  Provinces  the  mean  temperature  ranged  from  one  to  three  degrees  above  the 
normal,  with  exceptionally  high  maximal  temperatures  at  many  points  during  the  last  ten  days  of  the 
month. 

The  amount  of  rainfall  during  the  month  was  below  average  very  considerably  except  in  a  few  scattered 
localities.  In  British  Columbia  the  noimal  amount  was  exceeded  at  a  few  points  on  the  southern  Mainland 
and  on  Vancouver  Island.  In  Qi;e1;ec  more  than  the  usual  cjuantity  was  recorded  in  the  counties  along 
the  Gulf  of  St.  Lawrence.  Elsewhere  from  the  Atlantic  to  the  Pacific  from  25%  to  90%  less  than  the 
normal  quantity'  was  recorded. 

The  amount  of  bright  sunshine  was  considerably  above  average  in  British  Columbia  and  Alberta; 
generallj'  above  average  in  Saskatchewan;  below  average  in  eastern  Manitoba  and  southern  Ontario;  consi- 
derably above  average  in  eastern  Ontario  and  Quebec,  and  slightlj'  above  in  the  Maritime  Provinces. 

July. — In  British  Columbia  mean  temperatures  were  from  2°  to  4°  below  normal,  except  in  the  southern 
extremity  of  Vancouver  Island,  where  the  deviation  from  normal  was  less  than  1°.  In  Alberta  the  deviation 
was  generally  1°  below.  In  the  southern  districts  of  Saskatchewan  the  mean  was  slightly  below  normal, 
but  in  the  northern  districts  was  2°  or  more  above.  In  Manitoba  and  Ontario  as  far  west  as  the  shores 
of  Lake  Superior,  temperatures  were  2°  to  3°  above  average.  In  the  Algoma  and  Nipissing  Districts  of 
Ontario,  temperatures  were  average  or  slightly  below,  while  in  the  Peninsula  of  Ontario  the  deviation 
below  average  ranged  from  1°  to  3°.  In  Quebec  and  the  greater  part  of  New  Brunswick,  temperatures 
were  about  a  degree  or  less  below  average,  except  in  the  Gulf  counties,  where  the  mean  was  slightly  exceeded. 
In  Nova  Scotia,  mean  temperatures  were  from  1°  to  2°  below  average  except  locally  in  the  Bay  of  Fundy, 
the  Basin  of  Minas  and  Cape  Breton  Island,  where  the  normal  was  slightly  exceeded  at  a  few  points  only. 
In  Prince  Edward  Island  mean  temperature  ranged  from  average  to  1°  above. 

In  Alberta  and  Saskatchewan  the  amount  of  precipitation  was  very  considerably  above  average; 
this  was  especialh'  the  case  in  Saskatchewan,  where  at  many  points  more  than  three  times  the  usual  amount 
was  recorded.  In  British  Columbia  the  normal  rainfall  was  also  exceeded.  In  Manitoba  precipitation 
was  above  average  in  western  districts  but  below  average  in  the  eastern  localities.  Along  the  shore  of 
Lake  Superior  the  normal  rainfall  was  exceeded,  but  these  conditions  appear  to  have  been  confined  to  a 
narrow  extent  of  the  territory,  less  than  average  having  been  reported  from  the  districts  further  west.  In 
the  remainder  of  Ontario,  although  the  first  ten  days  were  dry,  frequent  rains  during  the  latter  part  of  the 
month  raised  the  total  above  the  average,  except  in  the  southwestern  counties  of  the  peninsula  and  locally 
in  the  Ottawa  valley.  In  Quebec  precipitation  was  below  normal  except  in  the  northern  districts  and  quite 
localh'  in  the  Gulf  counties.  In  the  Maritime  Provinces  the  amount  of  rainfall  was  deficient  except  in  the 
northeastern  counties  of  the  Nova  Scotian  mainland. 

The  amount  of  bright  sunshine  registered  during  the  month  of  July,  1909,  was  slightly  below  average 
in  British  Columbia,  Saskatchewan,  Alberta,  western  Manitoba,  northern  and  eastern  Ontario,  Quebec 
and  the  Maritime  Provinces,  but  slightly  above  average  in  eastern  IManitoba  and  considerably  above  in 
southern   Ontario. 

August. — Mean  temperatures  ranged  from  average  to  6°  below  in  British  Columbia;  were  nearly 
normal  over  the  greater  part  of  Alberta;  exceeded  the  normal  3°  or  more  in  eastern  Alberta  and  the  greater 
part  of  Saskatchewan,  districts  along  the  boundary  in  the  latter  province  recording  mean  temperatures  but 
1°  to  2°  above  normal. 

In  Manitoba  the  normal  was  exceeded  by  from  3°  to  6°,  in  New  Ontario  by  about  4°,  and  was  not 
reached  by  1°  in  the  Ottawa  Valley,  while  elsewhere  in  Ontario  it  was  exceeded  by  from  1°  to  2°. 

In  Quebec  the  normal  was  exceeded  generally  by  1°,  and  in  the  Maritime  Provinces  was  very  slightly 
above  normal  in  most  districts,  although  less  than  average  was  recorded  localh\ 

The  total  amount  of  precipitation  was  above  normal  in  the  deeper  valleys  of  British  Columbia;  below 
normal,  in  Manitoba,  Alberta,  Western  Saskatchewan,  Ontario;  and  localh'  in  Nova  Scotia  and  New 
Brunswick  and  in  the  southern  counties  of  the  Ontario  peninsula. 

The  amount  of  bright  sunshine  was,  generally,  above  average  in  British  Columbia,  and  exceeded  the 
average  to  a  marked  degree  in  the  Western  Provinces,  was  considerably  above  in  Ontario  and  Maritime 
Provinces    and    average    or    slightly    below    in    Quebec. 

September. — Mean  temperatures  were  above  normal  in  British  Columbia  by  1°  to  4°,  in  Alberta» 
Saskatchewan  and  Manitoba  by  from  3°  to  7°,  and  in  the  Maritime  Provinces  by  1°  to  3°,  and  in  the  Gulf 
of  St.  Lawrence  by  1°  to  2°,  \\-hile  in  Ontario  temperatures  varied  from  average  to  5°  below  and  in  western 
Quebec  were  slightly  below. 

The  precipitation  for  the  month  of  September  was  above  average  over  the  greater  part  of  British 
Columbia,  considerably  above  the  average  in  Quebec  and  the  Maritime  Provinces.  Elsewhere  the  amount 
was  generally  below  normal. 

West  of  Lake  Sup(>rior  to  the  Pacific  Coast  the  amount  of  bright  sunshine  was  above  the  average. 
In  Quebec,  Ontario  and  the  Maritime  Pro\4nces,  there  was  a  general  deficiency,  but  a  slight  excess  was 
recorded  in  Prince  Edward  Island. 


METEOROLOGICAL    SERVICE.  XXi 

October. — Mean  temperatures  were  a  little  above  average  in  the  southeastern  mainland  of  British 
Columbia,  eastern  Manitoba,  Quebec  and  the  Maritime  Provinces,  and  slightly  below  normal  elsewhere. 

The  amount  of  precipitation  was  above  average  in  British  Columbia,  -the  Gulf  Counties  of  Quebec 
and  generally  in  the  Maritime  Provinces.     Elsewhere  the  amount  was  deficient,  in  the  Western  Provinces 
equivalent  to  one  half  of  the  normal  quantity. 

All  stations  at  which  bright  sunshine  is  recorded  throughout  Canada,  reported  less  than  average  with 
the  exception  of  Indian  Head,  Sask.,  and  Ottav.'a,  Out.,  and  Lethbridge,  Alta.  The  lowest  total  was  88 
hours  at  x\gassiz,  B.C.,  and  the  highest  186  at  Lethbridge,  Alta. 

November. — From  Manitoba  to  the  Atlantic  coast  temperatures  in  Canada  were  above  average, 
while  westward  to  the  Pacific  the  mean  temperature  of  the  month  was  below  normal.  The  amount  of 
precipitation  was  unusually  heavy  in  British  Columbia  and  generally  above  average  in  Saskatchewan, 
Ontario  and  Quebec,    and  variable  elsewhere. 

In  British  Columbia,  mean  temperatures  were  from  2°  to  10°  below  average;  in  Alberta,  from  2°  to  6° 
below;  in  Saskatchewan,  from  1°  to  5°  below;  in  Manitoba,  from  1°  to  4°  above  average;  in  Ontario,  from 
3°  to  6°  above  average;  in  Quebec,  between  3°  and  4°  above;  and  in  the  Maritime  Provinces,  from  1°  to  4° 
above   average. 

The  amount  of  bright  sunshine  registered  during  the  month  of  November,  was  above  average  over 
the  greater  portion  of  the  Dominion,  ranging  from  about  60  hours  in  British  Columbia  to  100  hours  in 
Ontario   and   Western    Manitoba. 

December. — The  temperature  of  December  was  below  average  from  the  Pacific  Coast  to  Western 
Ontario,  but  above  average  over  the  greater  part  of  the  remainder  of  the  Dominion. 

In  British  Columbia,  Alberta,  Saskatchewan  and  Manitoba  the  mean  temperature  was  from  3  to 
13   degrees   below   average. 

In  the  northerly  and  easterly  districts  of  Ontario,  in  Quebec  and  the  greater  part  of  the  Maritime 
Provinces,  the  normal  mean  was  exceeded,  especially  in  Eastern  Qviebec  where  more  than  6  degrees  above 
normal  was  recorded. 

The  amount  of  precipitation  was  heavy  in  Manitoba,  the  Gaspe  Peninsula,  locally  in  the  Maritime 
Provinces,  and  was  also  above  average  in  Ontario,  except  in  the  Lower  Ottawa  Valley,  the  slope  of  the 
Height  of  Land,  and  in  the  interior  counties  of  the  peninsula. 

The  amount  of  bright  sunshine  was  generally  less  than  80  hours  over  Canada,  and  while  the  normal 
amount  was  exceeded  in  British  Columbia  and  locally  in  Ontario  and  the  nurthern  districts  of  Alberta, 
elsewhere  considerably  less  than  average  was  recorded. 


22476— c 


FiVRT    I 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  Telegraph  and  Ordinary  Stations  of  the  First  Class 

for  the  Year  1909- 


Pressure. — The  monthly  means  and  extremes  of  pressure  have  been  reduced  to  32°  Fahr.  and  corrected  for 
gravity  and  instrumental  error. 

Tempe  alure. — -The  monthly  means  have  been  obtained  from  the  formula '—- '- — The  extremes  are  for 

the  24  hours  8  a.m.  to  8  p.m. 

Precipitation. — The  maximum  precipitation  in  any  one  day  is  for  the  24  hours  ending  at  8  a.m. 

Cloudiness. — The  cloudiness  is  the  average  of  three  estimates  made  during  the  day.     A  day  is  termed   '  clear 
when  the  amount  of  cloud  is  less  than  30  per  cent. 


22476—1 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    YUKON. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Sumrtiaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Dawson — Latitude,  N.  64°  4';  Longitude,  W.  139°  20'. 

Height  above  Sea,  1,200  feet. 


Barometeu  at  32°. 

Temperature. 

Relative 
Humidity. 

Cloudiness. 

Precipitation. 

MO.NTH. 

■a  * 

O 

Extremes. 

Mean. 

Extreme.->. 

a 

00 

g 
% 

2, 

OD 
% 

i 

% 

S 
<^ 
oo 

% 
74 
67 
65 
52 
55 
53 
60 
47 
77 
82 
66 
69 

64 

S 

a. 

% 
73 
44 
55 
46 
50 
60 
59 
50 
79 
78 
77 
61 

61 

d, 

CO 

% 
70 
56 
5S 
41 
54 
56 
55 
60 
74 
67 
61 
51 

58 

1 

% 
72 
56 
58 
47 
53 
57 
57 
52 
77 
75 
68 
60 

61 

a 

o 
a 

13 

1 

at 
-  c 

Max. 

Min. 

00 

a 

00 

M 

g 

s 

Max. 

Min. 

a 

January 

in. 
29  18 
28-84 
28  61 

28 'je 

28-64 
28-70 
28-69 
28-63 
28-B2 
28-71 
28  99 
28-96 

in. 

29-91 
29  46 
29  33 
29  40 
20  14 
20  09 
29-03 
28-00 
29-06 
29-45 
29-50 
29-82 

in. 
28-16 

44-1 

43-3 

37-7 
17-3 
21-0 
35-3 
59-2 
70-2 
72  6 
65-9 
471 
29-9 
4-9 
7-9 

48-6 

43-17 



24-68 
12  04 
2204 
46-26 
56-50 
60-45 
53-47 
39-73 
24-05 
9-47 
13-50 

12-0 
13-2 
46-0 
52-8 
81 -0 
86-0 
83-0 
800 
68-5 
540 
280 
18-0 

65-0 
53  0 
25  0 

in. 

R. 

0  81 
2-60 
210 
0-81 
1-40 
0-27 

in. 
3-0 
4-8 
121 
6-4 
S. 

10-0 
6-9 
6-7 

11-7 

in. 
0  .30 

in. 

om 

February  . . 

28 
27 
28 
27 
28 
28 
28 
28 
27 
28 
27 

10 
94 
40 
74 
29 
33 
29 
30 
91 
11 

on 

28 
6 
18 
44 
55 
58 
49 
37 
21 

0 
9 
0 
8 
6 
7 
2 
1 
fi 

23 
13 
25 
49 
59 
61 
54 
40 
22 
10 
-|3 

6 
4 
0 
8 
4 
5 
1 
7 
8 
4 
6 

32 
3 
8 
.33 
42 
48 
41 
32 
18 
14 
19 

1 
1 
8 
3 
7 
3 
0 
4 
2 
0 
0 

0 
1 
0 
0 
2 
2 
0 
2 
0 
0 
1 

48 
21 
64 
81 
66 
10 
81 
40 
96 
67 
17 

n-w 

March 

n-io 

April 

May 

15 
23 
29 
37 
26 

12 

_ 

1 
45 
45 

0 
0 
0 
0 
5 
0 
0 
0 
5 

0-40 
0-30 

June 

July 

August 

1-25 
0-62 

n-is 

0-55 

October  .... 

o-m 

November. . 

10  9 
13  8 

0-18 

December . . 

0-60 

16-3    ... 

19-6 

— 

Year 

28-79 

29  91 

27-74 

27-8 

0 

'S 

18-65 

86-0 

650 

805 

61614 

'1 

1-?5 

1 

Number  of  Winds 

FROM 

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S 

3 

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Number  of 

Days 

Month. 

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tc 

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5 

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1 
3 

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1 

1 

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3 

d 

s 

3 

mis. 

mis. 

January 

February .    .    ... 

I 

0 

0 

16 

9 

1 

5 

f, 

24 

1  9 

10 

w 

i     7 

5 

19 

7 

7 

'■I 

18 

7 

4 

1 

0 

4 

10 

1 

3 

8 

25 

1-9 

12 

S.E. 

10 

5 

13 

5 

5 

23 

2 

11 
9 

13 
6 
4 
5 

10 
8 
3 
1 

75 

1 

1 

2 
3 
0 
2 
2 
1 
0 
0 

13 

1 

0 

1 

1 

2 
3 
0 

1 
1 
2 

12 

5 
5 
6 
7 
1 

11 
4 
9 

10 
5 
9 
8 

3 
0 
1 
2 
0 

0 
3 
1 
0 
2 

21 
9 
6 
3 
0 

9 
29 
23 

28 
48 

5-8 
2-9 
4-3 
41 
20 

24 
18 
20 
22 
16 

N.W. 

N.W. 

N. 

S.E. 

s 

8 
14 
8 
4 
7 
7 
2 
4 

10 
6 
12 
17 
11 

13 

11 

11 

9 

13 

9 
7 
4 
12 

14 

9 

7 

1 
2 

22 
23 
27 
18 
17 

9 

1 

May 

3 

5 

July 

0 
3 

1 

11 
9 

68 

1 

1 

9 

5 

1 
4 
1 
1 

26 

9 
15 
19 

28 
20 
19 
17 
19 

289 

3-3 
3-8 
5-3 
3-7 
3-2 

20 
18 
32 
22 
18 

N.W. 
N.W. 
S.E. 
N.W. 
S.E. 

14 
5 
g 

10 
23 

12 
IS 

19 
19 

September 

October 

November 

December    

1 

3 

21 

14 

13 

1 

17 

9 

n 

16 
25 

123 

3 
3 

18 

8 
2 

106 

4 

6 

20 

11 

11 

19 

8 

7 
82 

10 
106 

14 
177 

8 
121 

8 
65 

4 

23 
244 

6 
34 

6 

R 

0 

Year 

3-5 

32 

S.E. 

1 

33 

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METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    BRITISH    COLUMBIA. 


Month. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Atlin— Latitude,  N.  59°  35' ;  Longitude, 
W.  133°  38'.     Height  above  Sea,  2,240  feet. 


January  . . 
February.  , 

March 

April  

May 

June 

July 

August . . . 
September 
October  . . 
November 
December 

Year.  . . 


Babometeb  at  32°. 


r-.    <y 

o 


27  56 
27 -50 
27-41 
27-41 
27-51 
27-66 


27-51 


Extremes. 


Max.    Min 


28-39 


in. 

26-53 
26-80 
26-78 
27- 17 
26-69 
27-28 
27-29 
27 -13 
26-98 
26-83 
26-72 
27-09 


26-53 


Tempekatuke. 


Mean. 


24-4 


31-6 


27-4  33-6 


19-2 


26-4 


Extremes. 


Max. 


76-0 


Min. 


45-0 
41-0 
8-0 
30 
24-5 
300 
38-0 
33-5 
280 
130 
27-5 
34-5 


45-0 


Relative 
Humidity. 


Cloudiness. 


71 


% 

% 

42 

46 

57 

45 

81 

75 

74 

76 

59 

59 

68 

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80 

90 

81 

84 

82 

85 

80 

81 

85 

71 

62 

51 

70 


% 
30 
38 
57 
69 
56 
73 
76 
78 
75 
65 
61 
40 

60 


7 

/o 

39 

47 
71 
73 
58 
74 
82 
81 
81 
75 
72 
51 


Pkecipitation. 


0-49 
0-51 
1-92 
1-82 
1-56 
017 


6-47 


65  10 


0  28 


12-97 


a-* 


in. 
005 
0-15 
1-10 
015 
0  20 
012 
0-57 
0-72 
0-46 
0-25 
018 
0  20 

1-10 


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CO 

1 

i 

si 

to  1^ 

II 

do 

3 

1 

2 

3 
< 

mis. 

mis. 

January 

10 
3 

5 

10 

8 

0 
2 

2 
4 

0 
0 

0 
0 

0 

1 

3.-) 
32 

1 
1 

8 

r. 

12 
9 

N.  &S. 
S. 

16 

in 

8 

10 

7 
S 

10 
8 

10 

s 

21 

February 

3 

March 

1 
7 

1 
0 

8 
5 

16 
6 

17 
18 

0 

1 

2 
9 

3 
4 

14 

10 

4 
4 

0 
4 

12 
13 

S. 
W. 

4 
4 

7 
5 

20 
21 

10 
6 

10 
6 

21 
24 

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April 

1 

May 

0 
2 

0 
0 

1 

9 

8 

33 
34 

4 
3 

4 
3 

2 
3 

9 
5 

4 
5 

3 
3 

12 
1? 

s. 
s. 

8 
•1 

9 

8 

14 
19 

6 

25 

?3 

June  

July 

1 

0 

0 

n 

0 

5 

22 

17 

24 

1 

n 

4 

1 
0 

9 

7 

4 
4 

3 

10 
10 

s. 
s. 

S.E.-S. 
S. 

1 
0 
3 

g 

24 
25 
22 

■^1 

12 
14 
15 
11 

19 
17 
15 
'0 

Auj^at. . . . 

September 

1 
10 

0 

1 

11 

8 

11 
12 

22 
17 

1 

0 

1 
4 

0 

5 

13 

5 

4 

4 

5 

7 

12 

14 

5 

5 

8 

<> 

October 

4 

November 

19 
9 

65 

14 
8 

35 

7 
2 

67 

3 
6 

112 

1 
20 

218 

0 
0 

10 

1 
2 

35 

13 
4 

36 

2 
11 

152 

4 
4 

2 
6 

10 
16 

N.W. 

S. 

3 
10 

65 

10 
13 

94 

17 

8 

206 

9 
3 

HI 

9 
3 

59 

21 

28 

254 

December 

3 

n 

0 



0 

0 

Year 

4 

0 

16 

s. 

0 

15 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    BRITISH    COLUMBIA. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Barkerville — Latitude,  N.  53°  2' ;  Longitude,  W.  121°  35'. 

Height  above  Sea,  4,180  feet. 


Barometkh  I 

VT  32«. 

ernes. 

Tempkratube. 

Relative 
hcmiditt. 

CLour 

=■     1 
%     % 

56     54 
69     77 
67     78 
69     76 
69     83 

49  68 

50  59 
73     72 
62     58 
65     69 
67     79 
49     55 

61      69 

I  NESS. 

Precipitation. 

MOKTH. 

5 

3 

E.'itr 

Mean. 

Extremes. 

i 

% 

§ 
% 

% 

i 
1 

% 

iO 

% 
54 
77 
85 
76 
75 
72 
56 
75 
67 
72 
81 
56 

69 

1 

% 

55 
74 
77 
74 
75 
63 
55 
73 
62 
69 
77 
55 

69 

1 

i 

a 

1 
o 
H 

.si 

Max. 

Min. 

> 

1 

Max. 

Min. 

■a 

January  . . 

in. 
25-32 

in. 

25-97 
25-74 
25-89 
26-04 
25-90 
25-95 
25  95 
25-89 
25  90 
26-07 
25-86 
26-18 

in. 

24-54 
25-00 
24-84 
23-2G 
25-16 
25-34 
25-47 
25-38 
25-36 
25-14 
24-73 
25-13 

1-3 
10-3 
18-8 
20  3 
30-4 
38-1 
42-9 
40-3 
39-3 
31-3 
15-9 

8-0 

8-1 
22-1 
33-9 
34-4 
45-9 
557 
59  3 
52-3 
51-3 
39-8 
25-5 
15-1 

5-0 
20-8 
32  0 
34-2 
45-7 
56-8 
61-6 
54-1 
50-8 
38-8 
23-4 
13-5 

36-33 

12  9 

5-1 
9-3 
18-6 
20  0 
29-5 
37-4 
42  6 
39-9 
37-9 
29-9 
14-2 
6-5 

3  9 

460 
39-0 
52  0 
48-0 
65-0 
76  0 
720 
670 
66-0 
54-0 
39-0 
340 

o 

37  0 

in. 

0-30 
1-46 
2-81 
3  68 
4-93 
3-08 
0-34 

in. 

23-75 
37-25 
14-00 
36-25 
13-25 

9-20 
40-80 
33  90 

in. 
2-37 
3-72 
1-42 

3  62 
1-62 
1-46 
2-81 
3-68 
4-93 

4  00 
4-42 
3-39 

in. 
0  60 

February . . . 

25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 

31 
49 
63 
59 
69 
67 
67 
67 
60 
40 
61 

24 
37 
38 
52 
58 
63 
55 
52 
41 
26 
16 

8 
5 
9 
0 
7 
0 
0 
4 
7 
4 
7 

17 
28 
29 
40 
48 
52 
47 
45 
35 
20 
11 

1 
0 
4 
8 
1 
8 
4 
2 
8 
3 
6 

31 
5 
8 
20 
28 
35 
30 
29 
19 
12 
22 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0, 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

n-sn 

March..    ... 
April 

0  30 
0-83 

May.     ... 
June 

0-57 
0-89 

July 

August 

September. . 
October  .... 

94 
92 
93 

70 

78 
78 

66 

78 
83 

77 
83 

85 

0  49 
0-46 
1-24 
165 

1-05 

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1-,'iO 

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— 

— 

Year 

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26-18 

24-54 

24-52 

36-95 

40-n 

23-4 

?1-7 

72-0 

37 

n 

16-60  208-40 

37-44 

1-65 

Ndmber  ok  W 

ND3 

FROM 

1 

t 

§ 

■sl 

lis 
.il 

Q 

d 

Ndmber  ok  Days 

Month. 

1 

0 
0 
0 

1 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

2 

3 
1 
3 

8 
10 

2 
1 

1 

0 
0 
0 

29 

1 
1 
2 
0 
2 
3 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

9 

0 
15 
10 

3 

8 
10 
5 
5 
3 
1 
0 
1 

61 

m 

0 
0 

2 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
3 
1 
2 
1 

9 

03 

20 

27 

21 

26 

22 

10 

21 

17 

6 

9 

11 

1 

191 

1 

2 

10 

11 

6 

1 

1 

3 

.  7 

0 

2 

0 

44 

i- 
z 

8 
2 
9 
2 
8 
2 
6 
1 
2 
0 
0 
0 

40 

3 

28 
8 
5 
10 
.  5 
32 
28 
35 
39 
51 
45 
59 

345 

1.- 

> 
< 

t 
o 

10 
3 

2 
3 

0 
4 
6 
2 
7 
5 
3 
11 

50 

1 

1 

5 
1 

7 

6 

7 

8 

13 

13 

17 

9 

7 

10 

8 

5 

110 

p 
o 

5 

14 
19 
22 
19 
18 
13 
8 
20 
16 
16 
19 
15 

199 

li 

:|.s 

p-i 

12 
18 

9 
16 

9 
11 
11 
18 
18 
15 
16 

7 

160 

1 

12 
18 

9 
16 

6 

6 
16 

7 

90 

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w 



u 

t 

19 

10 
22 
14 
22 
19 
20 
13 
12 
16 
14 
24 

205 

•* 

00 

A 

etc 

1 

at 
5 

3 

January     

mis. 
1  7 
1-1 

mis. 
10 
10 
10 
6 
10 
10 
10 
12 
20 
20 
20 
20 

S.W., 
N.W. 

S.W 

N.E., 
S.SW 

S.W. 
S.W. 

S.W. 

S.E., 
S.W. 
S.E., 

w. 

S  w. 

S.W. 
S.W. 
S.E. 

1 
1 
1 
1 
3 
3 
2 
1 
2 

5 
2 
4 
9 
2 
0 
3 
9 
4 

April 

May 

July 

August ... 

November 

December 

18 

2 

Year 

20 

S.E., 
S.W. 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    BRITISH    COLUMBIA. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Estevan  Point — Latitude,  N.  49°  25'  ;  Longitude  W.  126°  28'. 

Height  above  Sea-level, feet. 


Month. 


January. . . . 
February . . . 

March 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August 

September. . 
October.  . . . 
November.. . 
December. . . 

Year 


Barometer  at  32°. 


29-97 


Extremes. 


Max.    Min. 


30-64 


28  93 


28-91 


Temperature. 


Mean. 


33 
40 
40 
43 
47 
52 
56 
55 
53 
49 
42 
3G 


460 


35-6 
43-3 
45-5 
48-7 
51-2 
55-2 
58-7 
58-5 
56-4 
51-3 
44-8 
400 


49- 1 


52 -0 


39-3 


33-7 


40-8 
440 
46-9 
51-3 
55-0 
54-7 
53-4 
48-9 
42-4 
37-4 


46-2 


Extremes. 


Max.    Min, 


50-0 


69-0 


Relative 
Humidity. 


130 


90 


Cloudines.s. 


% 
09 
69 
60 
44 
73 
07 
7! 
68 
64 
79 
77 
66 

68 


% 
70 
79 
48 
43 
68 
54 
65 
47 
53 
83 
73 
60 


62 


/o 

69 
74 
54 
43 
70 
60 
70 
58 
59 
81 
75 
63 


65 


Precipitation. 


89-83 


8-30 


0-50 


0-25 


0-91 


151 


18,0 
790 
58  0 


90-74 


2-84 


Month. 


January . . . 
February  . 

Mareli. .  . . 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August . . . 
.September 
October.. . . 
November. 
Decembei., 

Year. . . . 


Number  op  Winds  from 


H 

W 

^' 

^■. 

z 

Z 

H 

cc 

X 

X 

if 

Z 

4 

0 

9 

14 

2 

2 

0 

7 

1 

3 

5 

20 

2 

6 

2 

3 

0 

2 

5 

19 

1 

2 

4 

17 

0 

0 

0 

11 

0 

0 

10 

27 

1 

0 

0 

23 

0 

0 

12 

12 

0 

0 

0 

16 

3 

0 

10 

19 

0 

0 

0 

19 

2 

0 

24 

3 

0 

0 

1 

21 

0 

0 

18 

11 

0 

0 

° 

19 

0 

0 

14 

8 

0 

0 

7 

23 

2 

1 

3 

4 

0 

0 

2 

24 

3 

2 

6 

4 

0 

0 

4 

16 

0 

1 

3 

7 

6 

5 

33 

225 

15 

14 

105 

122 

24 
14 
12 
12 
14 
12 
14 
11 
19 
22 
20 
31 

205 


w-s 


mis. 

U-6 

10-7 

7-9 

13  2 

6-4 

7-3 

5-5 

81 

7-9 

13.8 

12-5 

9-7 

9-5 


mis, 
60 
70 
30 
60 
20 
30 
30 
30 
40 
SO 
80 
70 

80 


2 

"o 
6 
"A 

•Is 

HI 

.§1 

S 

S.  E.  &.S. 

8 

S.E. 

3 

S.E. 

2 

N.W. 

9 

S.E.-N.W 

N.W. 

1 

N.W. 

1 

N.W. 

1 

N.W. 

2 

S.E. 

7 

S.E. 

6 

S.E. 

5 

S.E. 

45 

Number  of  Days 


22 
16 
10 
6 
17 
15 
16 
14 
11 
22 
17 
15 

181 


21 
24 
16 
11 
16 
11 
15 
15 
11 
24 
23 
13 

200 


10 
4 

15 
19 
15 
19 
16 
16 
19 
7 
7 
18 

165 


24 


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METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    BRITISH    COLUMBIA. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Kamloops — Latitude,  N.  50°  41';  Longitude,  W.  120°  29'. 

Height  above  Sea,  1,245  feet. 


Month. 


JanuEiry.  . 
February. 
March  .  . . 
April  . . 

May 

June..   . . 

July 

August. . . 
September 
October  . . 
November 
December 

Year.  . . 


Barometer  at  32°. 


Extremes. 


Max.    Min 


28 -85 


28-63 


29-42 


in. 
27-05 
28  09 
28-06 
28  33 
28-24 
28-32 
28-20 
28-17 
28-29 
28-28 
27  84 
28-19 


27-65 


Temperature. 


Mean. 


38-7 


540 


15 
35 
64 
58 
70 
80 
84 
80 
74 
56 
41 
6  25 


53  2 


56-6 


360 


40-3 


Extremes. 


Max.    Min. 


47 

55 

67 

70 

87 

97 

90 

92 

93  3 

66-2 

54  5 

41  0 


97-4 


30-8 


Relative 
Humidity. 


% 
75 
79 
79 
67 
63 
07 
75 
70 
76 
S4 
83 
85 


75 


1 

S 

% 

% 

63 

68 

70 

71 

64 

62 

41 

43 

37 

35 

43 

43 

49 

49 

40 

39 

46 

53 

63 

66 

76 

76 

83 

83 

56 

57 

63 


Cloudiness. 


49 


g 

o 

15 

S 

/„ 

% 

64 

69 

69 

70 

46 

54 

65 

58 

66 

53 

58 

55 

47 

42 

53 

.55 

55 

54 

73 

70 

66 

66 

72 

81 

61 

61 

57 


Precipitation. 


7  42 


7-70 
5-65 
0-60 
0.30 


4-90 
2-95 


22-10 


9-63 


m. 
0-35 
0-44 
0-05 
0  23 
0-29 
0  39 
106 
016 
0-47 
0-18 
0-37 
0-18 


106 


Number  of  Winds  from 

1 

S 

1 

■S  a 

S 

1 

a 

"S 
d 

12; 

Number  of  Days 

Month. 

?i 

2; 

Ki 

a: 

02 

02 

^ 

^ 
•^ 

3 

< 

i 

5 

J 

1 

o 

6 

IS 

o 
s 
m 

'3 

U3 

o 

1 

§ 

2 

mis. 

mis. 

1 

5 

9 
12 

5 
4 

3 
5 

1 
2 

7 

6 

2 
3 

28 
16 

4  i 

22 

17 

N.E. 

S  E 

6 
13 

15 
10 

11 

5 

7 
q 

7 
g 

24 
19 

February 

March 

April 

May 

4 

8 

2 

9 

g 

0 

<1 

^ 

6 

0 

22 

r, 

Pi 

15 

E 

11 

I** 

8 

9 

9 

99 

Q 

4 

g 

I 

g 

g 

13 

17 
14 

g 

fi 

14 

S  E 

g 

15 

9 

4 

2 

96 

1 

9 

3 

9 

4 

R 

13 

3 

g 

S 

15 

S  E 

10 

g 

13 

10 

?1 

1 
3 

Q 

10 
6 

4 
3 

g 

2 

8 

7 
10 
14 

8 
1 

9 

2 
1 

17 

5 
g 

6 
1 

13 

16 

N.E. 
S  E 

8 
13 

12 
q 

10 
9 

14 

n 

16 

9(1 

2 

July 

August 

September 

g 

7 

9 

14 

g 

fl 

11 

N  W 

10 

13 

8 

11 

?fl 

1 

10 

5 

3 

5 

6 

10 

6 

14 

5 

9 

18 

S.W. 

9 

10 

11 

7 

23 

October 

November 

1 

0 
0 

15 

21 
13 

8 

112 

2 
9 
3 

60 

6 

4 
4 

62 

1 
1 
7 

01 

4 

7 
7 
9 

102 

1 

19 

g 

4 

18 

S  E 

8 

9 

14 

4 

V 

13 
17 

84 

2 

;j^l 

6 
5 

5 

9 
2 

7 

22 

S  E 

g 

14 

10 

10 

'I 

90 

1 
28 

13 
206 

19 

N.E. 

4 
103 

5 
132 

22 
130 

5 
94 

5 
25 

— 

- 

26 

271 

2 

Year  

22 

N.E.-S.E. 





METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    BRITISH    COLUMBIA. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Nanaimo— Latitude,  N.  49°  10' ;  Longitude,  W.  123°  55'. 

Height  above  Sea,  125  feet. 


Month. 


January , . 
February . 
March. . . . 
April .... 

May 

June 

July 

August. .. 
September 
October  . . 
November. 
December 

Year.  . . 


Barometer  at  32°. 


29- 
28-' 
29- 
30- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 


29  79 


Extremes. 


Max.    Min. 


67 

30  • 

76 

30^ 

87 

30 

04 

30 

•90 

.SO 

•91 

30 

89 

30 

•61 

30 

•92 

30 

•90 

30 

74 

30 

■95 

30 

30^55 


28  81 


Temperature. 


Mean. 


47 


32 

43 

48 

54 

58 

65 

67 

67 

64 

54 

45 
I 
7  37 


4  531 

I 


45  1 


54 


6  25 

3.33 


39 -3 


46-9 


Extremes. 


Max.    Min. 


81 


34 


Relative 
Hdmiditt. 


% 

96 
93 
89 
69 
74 
72 
77 
74 
82 
92 
95 
97 


96 


% 
91 
82 
73 
59 
62 
6: 
70 
65 
6' 
81 
88 
92 


74 


87 


% 
93 
89 
83 
68 
74 
71 
78 
74 
78 
89 
92 
95 

83 


Cloudiness. 


% 
81 
81 
67 
32 
58 
46 
59 
40 
55 
73 
78 
78 


62 


% 
77 
78 
62 
38 
55 
48 
48 
43 
53 
73 
73 
70 


59 


%      % 


50 


59|     70 
68     72 


58 


Precipitation. 


§ 

0!! 

Total. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

5-33 

21  45 

7-47 

5-17 

480 

565 

1-90 

190 

035 

0-35 

197 

197 

0-65 

065 

0-93 

0  93 

0  74 

074 

102 

102 

2  96 

296 

U-90 

11  90 

3  93 

1-40 

407 

36-85 

2765 

39  61 

X 


in. 
30 
93 


275 


Number  of  W 

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INDS 

FROM 

T> 
d 

Ma; 

ll 

4) 

> 

< 

7-9 
81 
7^2 
98 
70 
9-5 
53 
6-0 
66 
69 
6-7 
67 

1 

1 
1 

ll 

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¥ 

s 

i 

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d 

Number  op  Dats 

Month. 

1 
0 
2 
3 
1 
3 
2 
1 
0 
0 
0 
3 

16 

0 

1 

4 

15 
15 
8 
8 
13 
4 
4 
1 
0 

73 

6 

3 

8 

3 

13 

13 

21 

7 

13 

4 

0 

1 

91 

26 
30 
19 

5 
17 
16 
19 
11 

9 
40 
43 
22 

257 

03 

11 
10 
3 
1 
2 
0 
0 
2 
0 
2 
2 
5 

38 

03 

13 
5 
1 
0 
2 
0 
0 
4 
4 
4 
9 
6 

48 

8 
7 
7 
8 
3 
3 
5 
0 
2 
2 
3 
19 

67 

•A 

10 
15 
23 
39 
19 
27 
14 
'22 
25 
15 
17 
21 

247 

3 

19 
13 
26 
16 
21 
20 
24 
33 
33 
22 
15 
16 

258 

o 

4 
2 
6 

17 
8 

13 
9 

14 

11 
6 
3 
6 

99 

1 
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6 

8 
16 

8 
11 

9 
13 
10 

8 

7 
12 

8 

116 

§ 

5 

21 

18 

9 

5 

12 

8 

9 

7 

11 

18 

15 

17 

150 

it 

is 

26 
19 
14 

7 
13 

5 
10 

7 

9 
16 
20 
10 

156 

i 

a 

CO 

13 
2 

2 
16 

1 

'ce 

5 
9 
17 
23 
IS 
25 
21 
24 
21 
15 
10 
21 

209 

1 

■goo 

•sl 

B 

i 

s 

s 

< 

January 

36 
35 
35 
45 
25 
30 
19 
35 
36 
28 
30 
23 

N.W. 
S.W. 
S.E. 
N.W. 

S. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
S.E. 

S. 

1 

4 
2 
4 

2 

1 
4 

1 

February 

March 

April 

May 

1 
2 



July 

Auf^ust 

September 

1 

December 

3 

7 

3 

Year 

75 

45 

N.W. 

19 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,  BRITISH   COLUMBIA. 


Monthly  and  Anuual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  New  Westminster — Latitude,  N.  49°  13';  Longitude, 

W.  122°  54'.     Height  above  Sea,  330  feet. 


Bakometkh  at  32°. 

Tkmpbraturb. 

remes 

]. 

Relative 
HoMiDirs. 

Clocdiness. 

Precipitation 

Month. 

O 

Extremes. 

Mean. 

Ext 

E 

tn 
% 

c 
o 
o 

7 

/o 

S 

iO 

% 

1 

% 

S 

lO 
% 

i 

S 

a. 

lO 

% 

c 

a 
% 

1 
in. 

§ 
m 

in. 

0 

ll 

Max. 

Min. 

S 
to 

1 

OS 

s 

s 

IS 

Max. 

Mil 

in. 

in. 

in. 

o 

= 

' 

° 

in. 

in. 

Jauuary . , . 

29 

44 

30 

22 

28-62 

26-7 

30-9 

30 

2 

33 

4 

23 

7 

28 

6 

50 

3 

2 

9 

96 

91 

91 

93 

68 

77 

82 

76 

4-36 

15-90 

5 

95 

1  24 

February . . . 

29 

4K 

29 

81 

29-05 

35 

4 

39-7 

41 

1 

42 

9 

33 

3 

38 

1 

50 

3 

19 

9 

97 

90 

87 

91 

86 

86 

83 

85 

7-78 

100 

7 

88 

1-76 

March 

29 

63 

30 

07 

29  15 

36 

3 

45-5 

47 

3 

49 

4 

34 

4 

41 

9 

62 

0 

27 

8 

96 

80 

7i 

ss' 

65 

61 

50 

59 

4-61 

0-8C 

4 

69 

0-98 

April 

29 

79 

30 

23 

29-47 

37 

5 

51-7 

53 

1 

54 

9 

35 

7 

45 

3 

63 

8 

28 

5 

91 

67 

60 

73 

59 

54 

52 

55 

1-33 

1 

33 

0-80 

May 

29 

67 

29 

92 

29-28 

43 

4 

56-4 

37 

9 

60 

1 

42 

1 

51 

1 

74 

0 

34 

0 

96 

71 

67 

78 

67 

64 

61 

64 

392 

3 

92 

0-75 

June 

29 

70 

29 

96 

29-25 

49 

2 

64-2 

66 

8 

68 

4 

47 

8 

58 

1 

81 

2 

41 

3 

92 

67 

58 

73 

54 

54 

48 

52 

1-56 

1 

56 

0-84 

July 

29 

67 

29 

92 

29-36 

52 

1 

65-0 

66 

9 

68 

5 

50 

8 

59 

7 

80 

5 

42 

6 

95 

72 

64 

77 

69 

57 

50 

59 

2-49 

2 

49 

0-74 

August 

29 

67 

29 

93 

29-41 

50 

4 

B6-2 

67 

4 

70 

0 

49 

2 

59 

6 

80 

5 

42 

4 

96 

67 

64 

76 

47 

46 

44 

46 

2-56 

2 

56 

1-52 

September. . 

29 

67 

30 

01 

29  32 

49 

6 

63-1 

03 

fi 

66 

3 

48 

1 

67 

2 

82 

4 

37 

3 

98 

76 

74 

83 

45 

50 

45 

47 

1-93 

1 

93 

0-52 

October  .... 

29 

66 

30 

00 

29-23 

45 

0 

53  4 

52 

5 

55 

4 

42 

9 

49 

2 

71 

0 

33 

9 

98 

85 

88 

91 

64 

60 

75 

68 

6  46 

6 

46 

1-15 

November . . 

29 

52 

30 

03 

28-85 

i39 

5 

43-8 

42 

9 

46 

1 

36 

7 

41 

4 

53 

5 

21 

5 

98 

89 

91 

92 

78 

84 

82 

81 

14-61 

14 

61 

4-35 

December... 

29 

74 

30 

29 

2918 

30 

0 

34-5 
51-2 

33 
50 

7 
3 

36  2 

27 
39 

5 
3 

31 
46 

8 
8 

47  7 

12 

0 

97 
96 

92 
79 

92 
76 

94 
■  84 

67 
64 

66 
64 

66 
61 

66 
63 

4-92 
56-53 

7-60 
25-30 

5 

68 

2  06 

Year 

1 

29-63 

30 

29 

28-62 

39 

6 

54 

3 

82-4 

2 

9 

59 

C6 

4-35 

Number  op  Winds 

PROM 

1 

E 
S 

5 

CD 

c 

o 

Number  op  Days 

Month. 

isq 

f4 

Pd 

aj 

^ 

2; 

S 

u 

ll 

<3i   C 

> 

1 

o 

I 

o 

5 

•2-.S 
1^ 

o 

B 

'ea 

1 

1 

X 

etc 

6 
bco 

3 

i 

3 

mis. 

mis. 

2 
1 

10 
3 

25 
29 

5 
5 

1 
•> 

5 

7 

2 

9 

1 

1 

11 

6 

5-3 

20 
13 

N.W. 

S.E. 

4 

5 
4 

22 
99 

20 
?4 

12 

1 

1 

11 

4 

1 

4 

q 

March 

2 

3 

21 

2 

3 

11 

2 

5 

13 

5 

1 

28 

S.W. 

10 

9 

12 

11 

1 

1 

20 

3 

1 

2 
1 
1 
0 

5 
3 
2 
0 
1 

13 
15 
16 
25 

2 
2 
1 
3 

5 
2 
5 
5 

22 
19 
16 

18 

3 
0 
1 
0 

1 
1 
3 
1 

7 
19 
15 
10 

6 
5 
5 
4 

6 

1 

2 
■i 

16 
20 
20 
12 

s.w. 

S.W. 

N.W. 

s  w 

.... 

9 

6 

11 

10 

9 

10 

7 

6 

12 
15 
12 
15 

10 

16 

7 

19 

1 

20 
15 
23 
19 

1 

July 

August 

September 

0 

1 

15 

0 

s 

99 

1 

9 

18 

4 

»i 

12 

s  w. 

16 

4 

11 

h 

?3 

1 

11 

4 

2 

15 

4 

3 

19 

3 

6 

12 

s.w. 

11 

10 

9 

10 

20 

October 

November     

1 

0 
3 

14 

15 
6 
5 

54 

5 
20 
17 

212 

4 

Tl 

^ 

S 

17 

s 

4 

8 

Var 

8 

6 

17 

14 

17 

11 

6 

11 

0 

2 

13 

4 

R 

20 

Var 

3 

4 

*>! 

99 

S 

3 
30 

2 

40 

1 
160 

2 

20 

1 
24 

28 
176 

2 

8 

20 

s. 

6 
96 

9 
83 

10 
186 

12 
166 

4 
14 

3 

19 
199 

11 
28 

1 

1 

Year 

4 

7 

28 

S.W. 

10 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    BRITISH    COLUMBIA. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Port  Simpson — Latitude,  N.  54°  34';  Longitude,  W.  130°  26'. 

Height  above  Sea,  26  feet. 


Barometer  at  32°. 

Temperatdbb. 

Relative 
Homidity. 

Cloudiness. 

Precipitation. 

Month. 

Extremes. 

Mean. 

Extremes. 

S  "' 

3J= 

1 

S 
A 
in 

% 

o 
o 

% 

S 

% 

% 

S 

% 

g 

c 

% 

5 
d. 

% 

1 

s 
% 

1 

tn 

o 

Max. 

Min. 

S 

o 

^ 

i 

0 

Max. 

Min. 

1- 

in. 

in. 

in. 

- 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

January  .t . . 

29 

71 

30 

56 

28  75 

23-3 

26-1 

25-3 

28-1 

200 

24 

0 

38-0 

3 

0 

96 

93 

97 

95 

51 

56 

51 

53 

1 

11 

21-40 

3 

25 

0-80 

February . . . 

29 

G3 

30 

18 

28-88 

30-8 

336 

33-8 

36-5 

27  7 

7,2 

1 

51-0 

2 

0 

93 

93 

90 

92 

06 

65 

67 

66 

4 

19 

2-40 

4 

43 

1  37 

March 

29 

83 

30 

42 

29  19 

36-1 

400 

40-5 

43 

2 

33  5 

38 

4 

56-7 

27 

7 

91 

90 

89 

91 

78 

85 

81 

81 

3 

94 

3-90 

4 

33 

0-«9 

April 

30 

14 

30 

49 

29-74 

37-6 

43-8 

44-3 

46 

1 

341 

40 

1 

53-8 

25 

5 

93 

86 

89 

89 

62 

71 

06 

66 

2 

22 

0-25 

2 

24 

0-48 

May 

29 

94 

30 

25 

29-33 

43-0 

50  2 

50  9 

53 

0 

40  2 

46 

0 

04  4 

.33 

4 

93 

85 

83 

87 

77 

73 

69 

73 

3 

55 

3 

55 

1-lG 

June 

30 

01 

30 

47 

29-41 

47-2 

5'. -7 

.50-6 

58 

8 

45-4 

52 

1 

66-2 

37 

7 

95 

82 

81 

86 

76 

81 

71 

76 

3 

17 

3 

17 

0-59 

July 

29 

99 

30 

27 

29  67 

51-4 

57-6 

580 

59 

5 

49-5 

54 

5 

68 -2 

45 

2 

90 

88 

88 

91 

83 

80 

83 

82 

6 

82 

6 

82 

0-88 

August.    ... 

29 

95 

30 

26 

29-25 

eo-5 

55-7 

56-6 

58 

3 

49-0 

58 

7 

68-5 

44 

5 

94 

90 

93 

92 

94 

84 

85 

88 

7 

62 

7 

62 

0-87 

Septemb3r , . 

29 

88 

30 

31 

29-28 

50-4 

54-7 

54-9 

56 

1 

48-0 

52 

1 

68-8 

41 

4 

95 

92 

91 

93 

90 

85 

80 

87 

17 

68 

17 

68 

2-60 

October 

29 

79 

30 

35 

29-25 

43-8 

47  2 

46-7 

48 

9 

41  3 

45 

1 

550 

32 

5 

94 

91 

93 

93 

86 

88 

90 

88 

13 

70 

13 

70 

2  05 

November . . 

29 

74 

30 

36 

28-93 

34  3 

37 -0 

36-7 

39 

1 

31-5 

30 

3 

49-9 

IS 

5 

96 

87 

91 

91 

70 

74 

75 

73 

6 

60 

7-50 

7 

41 

0-80 

December  . . 

30 

01 

30 

58 

2911 

30-6 
39-9 

32-6 
44-6 

31  9 
44-7 

34 

0 

27-7 

SO 

9 

42-8 

14 

3 

93 
94 

93 
89 

95 
90 

94 
91 

54 

74 

62 

74 

48 
73 

55 

74 

2 
73 

36 
02 

900 
44-45 

3 

26 

0-65 

Year 

29 

88 

30 

m 

28-75 

46 

8 

37-3 

42-1 

68-8 

2 

0 

77 

46 

2-60 

Number  of  Winds 

from 

>, 

C.2 

Number  op  Days 

l-f 
> 

< 

1 

> 

a 
B 
S 

1 

■s  a 
Mi 

r 

Is 
6 

Month. 

•^ 

W 

CO 

03 

^ 

^ 
^ 

S 

3 

o 

5 

ca 
Hi 

i 
5 

■Bo 

•S-.S 

I? 

o 
a 

in 

1 

1 

■S3 
s 
H 

II 

bo 

2 

< 

mla. 

mis. 

January 

February 

34 

5 

6 

9 

fi 

9 

1 

0 

,-, 

7-9 

24 

S  E 

T' 

5 

14 

I"* 

q 

1 

19 

20 

4 

7 

5 

1 

0 

3 

3 

13 

6 

2 

22 

S.E. 

7 

3 

18 

11 

4 

17 

March 

0 

4 

20 

9 

._ 

4 

4 

0 

14 

6 

1 

18 

s  w 

1 

10 

20 

''5 

4 

1 

G 

1 

April 

3 

0 

16 

6 

H 

7 

7 

1 

14 

7 

■? 

20 

s  w. 

5 

18 

14 

16 

May 

June    

0 

15 

10 

2 

3 

14 

1 

10 

fi 

S 

18 

s  w 

(; 

0 

19 

13 

18 

2 
1 

2 
1 

17 
14 

5 

8 

9 

7 

5 
13 

12 
8 

3 

8 

5 

2 

6 
6 

0 

1 

20 
17 

S.E. 

s 

5 

9 

6 

19 
'>3 

19 

11 

S 

1 
1 

July 

August 

1 

0 

18 

13 

9 

13 

5 

2 

1 

6 

3 

16 

E. 

0 

fi 

25 

26 

5 

1 

September 

0 

-1 

16 

20 

<> 

f) 

1, 

3 

10 

6 

_ 

24 

f  E 

3 

1 

■Jfi 

''5 

5 

9 

6 
9 

4 
11 

24 
5 

14 
16 

1 
4 

4 
0 

2 
9. 

0 
1 

7 
12 

6 
6 

7 
4 

24 

50 

S.W. 
S.E. 

3 

3 
3 

25 
20 

27 
19 

4 
11 

1 

November 

7 

December 

1 
77 

15 
54 

2 
160 

1 
109 

0 
53 

1 
57 

0 
61 

3 
25 

39 
134 

2 
6 

8 

9: 

16 

N.W. 

.... 

10 
63 

9 
63 

12 
239 

12 
226 

5 
29 

2 

19 
139 

2 

9 

Year           

50 

S.E. 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    BRITISH    COLUMBIA. 


11 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Prince  Rupert — Latitude,  N.  54°  18';  Longitude, 

W.  130°  118'.     Height  above  Sea,  170  feet. 


Month. 


J  anuary . . . 
February . . 

March 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August .  . . 
September. . 
October  . . . 
November. 
December  . 


Year. 


Barometer  at  32° 


in. 

29-70 
29-60 
29  83 
30-16 
29-94 
.30  00 
29-97 
29  94 


Extremes. 


Max.    Min 


m.        m. 
30  G2|  28-63 


30-06 
30  42 


28-88 
29-16 


30-521  29-74 


30  27 
30-45 
30  26 
30-24 


29-38 
29-42 
29  64 
29-19 


Temperature. 


Mean. 


s 

00 

2 
d 

o 

o 

23 

0 

26 

3 

24 

9 

27-7 

18-7 

31 

2 

35 

0 

33 

0 

37 

4 

28-4 

37 

9 

41 

2 

40 

9 

43 

6 

34-4 

39 

0 

43 

6 

t3 

7 

44 

4 

340 

45 

7 

49 

9 

50 

2 

52 

7 

40-5 

51 

9 

55 

5 

56 

9 

58 

8 

44-9 

54 

4 

57 

4 

57 

9 

60 

1 

49-2 

52 

0 

54 

4 

54 

7 

58 

2 

19-0 

53 

3 

55 

1 

57 

0 

58 

4 

48-9 

45 

6 

48 

3 

48 

2 

50 

6 

41-7 

36 

3 

38 

8 

39 

7 

41 

4 

32  3 

30 
41 

3 

7 

33 



44 

6 
9 

35 

4 

36 

5 

26-7 

45-2 

47 

6 

37-4 

Extremes. 


Max.   Min 


23-2 
32-9 
390 
40-2 
46-6 
51-8 
51-7 
53-6 
53-6 
46-1 
36-8 
31  6 


42-5 


75-2 


0-6 


Relative 
Hdmiditt. 


% 
91 
85 
83 
81 
85 
81 
83 
86 
83 
85 
86 
84 


84 


% 
90 
82 
78 
72 
74 
73 
78 
81 
80 
79 
82 
83 


79 


%  % 

88^  89 

80  82 

80  i  80 


.80 


81 


Cloudiness. 


% 
.'i6 
66 
85 
66 
73 
64 
80 
83 
84 
83 
69 
53 


72 


1 

a 

% 

% 

52 

55 

65 

57 

80 

82 

67 

59 

71 

62 

66 

68 

81 

74 

80 

80 

78 

79 

87 

85 

71 

70 

49 

47 

70 

68 

Precipitation. 


05 


106-67 


46-50 
6-50 

10-90 
T. 


7-35 


71-25 


113-80 


S*> 


in. 
2-30 
1-87 
1-34 
1  00 
1-60 
0-99 
1-63 
2-68 
3-73 
3-36 
0-80 
1-14 


3-73 


Month. 


January.  . 
February. . 

March 

April 

May 

June 

July. 

August. .  . 
September 
October. , . 
November. 
December . 

Year . . . . 


Number  of  Winds  from 


W 

H 

^ 

^ 

^ 

•A 

f^ 

tc 

M 

w 

!?" 

^ 

0 

17 

14 

11 

8 

4 

3 

1 

1 

9 

13 

13 

9 

3 

2 

0 

4 

4 

12 

24 

9 

2 

5 

2 

4 

2 

13 

7 

3 

8 

15 

7 

3 

2 

6 

4 

6 

b 

30 

5 

2 

G 

2 

3 

7 

4 

27 

9 

4 

3 

6 

7 

I 

3 

19 

13 

2 

1 

7 

14 

10 

6 

18 

4 

1 

0 

8 

13 

11 

9 

16 

2 

0 

0 

18 

21 

11 

2 

9 

1 

4 

10 

25 

8 

5 

2 

4 

2 

6 

10 

14 

4 

2 

2 

18 

6 

31 

64 

138 

129 

88 

60 

166 

52 

-1 

-4 
-9 
■3 
■2 
-6 
-3 
-5 
-3 
-9 
8-3 
7-6 

7-2 


mis.  mis. 


>. 

■so 

l> 

-  E 

S 

-  =3  g 

1^ 

o 

d 

a 

^ 

s. 

3 

s. 

S.E. 

1 

N.W. 

1 

S.W. 

1 

s. 

s.w. 

s.w. 

1 

s. 

5 

S.  E. 

5 

S.E.-S.W. 

1 

E. 

S.S.E. 

18 

Number  of  Dats 


O 


13 
7 
1 
6 
8 
7 
6 
1 
3 
1 
6 

14 

73 


17 
14 
24 
14 
20 
16 
22 
25 
21 
27 
20 
15 

235 


C  0) 

o  > 


14 
10 
26 
16 
16 
13 
21 
23 
25 
27 
18 
10 

225 


21 


P=< 


17 

12 

5 

14 

15 

17 

10 

8 

5 

4 

12 

21 

140 


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12 


METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES,    BRITISH    COLUMBIA. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Vancouver — Latitude,  N.  49°  17' ;  Longitude,  W.  123°  5'. 

Height  above  Sea,  195  feet. 


Month  . 


January . . 
February . 

March 

April  .... 
May  . 

June 

July 

.\ugust .  .  . 
September 
October  . 
November 
December 

Year .   . 


Barometeb  at  .S2  ° 


-^^ 
c'-- 


29 

«7 

30 

29 

69 

30 

29 

86 

30 

30 

03 

30 

29 

90 

30 

29 

91 

30 

29 

90 

30 

29 

99 

30 

29 

90 

30 

29 

90 

30 

29 

75 

30 

29 

95 

30 

29-87 


Extremes. 


Max.    Min. 


.)-44 
3  08 
3-30 
3-47 
3  10 
317 
3- 18 

m 

3-24 
324 
3-24 
)  52 


30  52 


in. 

28-93 
29-29 
29-27 
29-72 
29  52 
24  45 


28-93 


45  6 


Temperatubk. 


Mean. 


51-9 


54-2 


40-3 


47-25 


Extremes. 


Max.   Min. 


78-7 


3-7 
23  0 
28 
27 
33 


3-7 


Relative 
Humidity 


84 


71 


77 


Cloudiness. 


64 


55 


59 


Precipitation. 


56-61 


10-30 
T 
1-70 


1-25 


19-25 


in. 
6  21 
815 
4-31 
1-30 
3.76 
1G9 
2-45 
1-43 
2-23 
706 
15-66 
4-29 


58-54 


„  o 
P-r 


4-37 


Number  oi'  Winds 

From 

u 
3 

W.-s 

> 
< 

1 

a 

3 
S 

1 

m 

1.1 

a 

o 

1 

Number  of  Days 

Month. 

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W 

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X 

^ 

i 

1 

5 

Hi 

o 
O 

Is 

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ii 

o 
s 

CO 

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3 

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i 

£ 

3 

mis. 

mis. 

0 

0 

19 

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1 

3 

3 

s 

fi 

61 

40 

N  W 

1 

4 

8 

'>1 

'>1 

11 

in 

February 

0 

6 

19 

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9 

8 

4 

0 

5 

4-6 

15 

E. 

1 

f) 

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94 

4 

0 
0 

3 

n 

14 
6 

14 

1'' 

4 

1 

6 

8 
14 

7 
10 

8 

5 

4-6 
4-3 

15 
15 

S.W. 
W  -S  W 

7 
14 

13 
9 

11 

7 

14 

1' 

1 

17 

18 

4 

May 

0 
0 
0 

2 

3 
1 

4 
1 

7 

4 

8 

16 

14 

12 

10 

8 

1 
2 
1 
1 

11 

14 

9 

0 

5 

!) 

6 

13 

13 
13 
16 

8 
5 
8 
9 

4-7 
4-9 
3-9 
4-3 

15 
15 
10 
12 

s.w. 
w. 
w. 
w. 

9 
13 

12 
14 

10 
7 
5 
9 

12 

10 

14 

8 

17 
7 

15 
7 

.... 

1 

14 
23 
16 
24 

1 

1 

July 

1 

August 

1 

September 

b 

1 

11 

6 

1 

8 

12 

6 

12 

3-5 

15 

w. 

14 

8 

8 

11 

19 

October 

9 

1 

9.^ 

8 

0 

4 

4 

4 

16 

9.-H 

9 

E. 

3 

9 

19 

18 

13 

5 

0 

4 

^^ 

15 

0 

fi 

fi 

1 

5 

49 

12 

S  E  .W 

•> 

9 

19 

'3 

December 

1 

6 

22 

6 

2 

6 

4 

2 

13 

3-5 

12 

S.E. 

7 

3 

21 

IG 

4 

15 

7 

.... 



Year 

8 

36 

170 

145 

18 

85 

88 

81 

99 

4-3 

40 

N.W. 

1 

100 

93 

172 

185 

16 

1 

180 

16 

2 

2 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    BRITISH    COLUMBIA 


13 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Victoria — Latitude,  N.  48°  24';  Longitude,  W.  123°  19'. 

Height  above  Sea,  85  feet. 


Barometek  at  32°. 

Temperature. 

Relative 
Humidity. 

Cloudiness. 

Precipitation. 

Month. 

fl 

o 
3 

Extremes. 

Mean. 

E.xtremes. 

S 

% 

a 
o 
o 

% 

E 
d. 

% 

i 

z 

S 
id 

% 

i 
% 

S 

a. 
■a 



% 

o 

G 
02 

1 

c2 

Mai. 

Min. 

S 

lO 

d 

8 

d. 

X 

a 

>> 

3 

s 

Max. 

Min. 

(3 

in. 

in. 

in. 

o 

» 

o 

0 

o 

" 

o 

" 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

.January 

2970 

30-48 

28-89 

311 

341 

341 

36-5 

28-5 

32-5 

50-8 

7-4 

91 

83 

85 

85 

75 

83 

80 

79 

2-68 

5-75 

3  26 

1-05 

February , . . 

20  71 

30-09 

29-29 

390 

43-8 

43  7 

45-9 

36-8 

41-3 

53-5 

28-2 

92 

80 

80 

84 

71 

86 

81 

79 

2-17 

0-30 

2-20 

I  03 

March 

29-89 

30-37 

29-35 

38-5 

47-6 

48  2 

50-4 

36-9 

43  6 

55-8 

30-5 

92 

82 

80 

85 

59 

70 

60 

63 

0-73 

0-73 

0-28 

April  . .   . , 

30  07 

30-48 

29-73 

40-2 

52-5 

52-0 

55-2 

39-3 

47-3 

60  4 

32-0 

89 

63 

64 

72 

52 

56 

51 

53 

0-61 

0-61 

0-20 

May 

29  93 

30-21 

29  50 

44  1 

571 

56-9 

60-7 

43  6 

52  1 

71-7 

34-3 

91 

64 

65 

74 

56 

56 

53 

55 

0-90 

0-96 

0-34 

June 

29  95 

30-24 

29-49 

49-1 

63  5 

64-4 

67-4 

48-5 

58  0 

75  8 

42-2 

88 

58 

58 

68 

54 

43 

35 

44 

0-47 

0  47 

0-25 

July 

29-94 

30  17 

29-64 

52-2 

64-4 

63  6 

67-6 

51-6 

59-6 

78-0 

44-9 

90 

68 

68 

75 

48 

43 

39 

43 

0-92 

0-92 

0-55 

August 

29-93 

30-21 

29-66 

50-8 

65  2 

65-9 

68-9 

50-0 

59-5 

76-4 

44-3 

92 

65 

62 

73 

39 

39 

45 

41 

0-47 

0-47 

0-55 

September  . 

29-93 

30-26 

29-58 

490 

62-6 

61-1 

65-8 

48-3 

57-1 

80-9 

38-3 

94 

70 

74 

79 

41 

43 

44 

43 

0  79 

0  79 

0-46 

October  .... 

29-92 

30  27 

29  45 

47-2 

54-5 

52-5 

50  6 

44-2 

50-4 

68-6 

36-7 

95 

78 

83 

85 

66 

78 

80 

75 

2-31 

2-31 

0  78 

November . . 

29-77 

30  28 

29-09 

42  1 

46  8 

45-1 

481 

40-2 

44-2 

551 

25-4 

94 

83 

84 

87 

82 

74 

75 

78 

11-51 

11-51 

2-46 

December  . . 

29-97 

30-56 

29-08 

35-2 
43-2 

38-8 
52-6 

37-8 

40-0 

33-3 

36-7 

49-0 

23-6 

93 

92 

84 
73 

89 

74 

89 
80 

68 
59 

74 
62 

76 
60 

73 
60 

3-69 

0-75 

3-76 

1-37 

Year 

29-89 

30-56 

28-89 

521 

55-3 

41-8 

48-5 

80-9 

7-4 

27-31 

6-80 

27-99 

2-46 

Month. 


January. .  . 

February . . 

Marcli  . . . . 

■  April  .    . . . 

May 

June 

July 

August. . . . 
September. 
October  .  . 
November 
December. 

Year 


Number  of  Winds  from 


IS 

10 

11 

4 

3 

2 

1 

5 

8 

15 

16 

33 

126 


H 

H 

^ 

&■ 

z 

!^ 

m 

m 

X 

tf 

■^ 

12 

11 

5 

2 

3 

!i 

1 

3 

14 

6 

7 

3 

7 

2 

9 

10 

1 

3 

6 

15 

6 

3 

0 

5 

9 

23 

« 

6 

0 

0 

1 

i: 

30 

7 

2 

0 

2 

2 

11 

28 

5 

0 

0 

2 

1 

15 

34 

4 

2 

0 

1 

2 

18 

20 

3 

2 

2 

2 

2 

14 

13 

8 

2 

4 

8 

3 

9 

9 

5 

0 

4 

8 

5 

6 

11 

3 

2 

■-  7 

9 

1 

4 

4 

4 

0 

44 

67 

34 

109 

184 

76 

25 

u 


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mis. 
12 

9 

9 
11 
10 

9 
10 

9 

8 

7 

9 

9 


9-8 


mis 
32 
28 
28 
32 
24 
26 
24 
24 
28 
2.S 
32 
28 

32 


o3 

«  P 


S.W. 

S.E.-S.W. 

E.-S.E. 

S.W. 

S.W. 

S.W. 

S.W. 

N.-S.W. 

S.W. 

S.W. 

S.E. 

E. 

S.E.-S.W. 


Number  of  Days 


4 

9 

9 

11 

13 

14 

6 

10 

17 

8 

5 

6 

107 


O 


a  5 
2S 


o-a 
u  o 


24 
18 
16 
10 
11 

6 
10 
10 

7 
20 
22 
20 

174 


15 
21 
10 

131 


13 


12 
9 
22 
25 
21 
24 
24 
28 
23 
16 
9 
21 

234 


bfc 

a  a 


14 


METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES,  ALBERTA. 


Monthly  iind  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Banff — Latitude,  N.  oV  10';  Longitude,  W.  115°  34'. 

Height  above  Sea,  4,542. 


Month. 


January  . . . . 
February . . . 

March 

April 

May 

June 

July ■ 

August 

September.. 

October 

November  . . 
December  . . 

Year 


Baromkter  at  32°. 


11' 
134 
253 
316 
314 
411 
390 
395 
403 
366 
208 
36' 


25  306 


Extremes. 


Max.    Min. 


23-80   24  61 


Temperature. 


Mean. 


17 -39 


40-27 


44-54 


22-38 


33-46 


Extremes. 


85-1 


470 


Relative 
Humidity. 


Cloudiness. 


51-5 


60  5 


% 


51-5 
31  0 
53  5 
60-G 
78-0 
360 


56-6 


Precipitation. 


9  32 


8-70 


18  02 


00 
■60 
-22 
-35 
-32 
-45 
-74 
-59 
-58 


0  16 
0-53 

0-44 


1  00 


Number  of  Winds 

FRO^ 

W-3 

be  V 

® 
> 

< 

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S 

s 

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a 

i 

O 

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1 

Number  of 

Days. 

Month. 

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0 
0 
2 
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1 
1 
2 
0 
0 
0 
1 
0 

9 

'A 

9 
6 
9 
9 
6 
6 
2 
0 
3 
5 
8 
4 

67 

e4 
1 

2 
1 

0 
1 
6 
1 
0 
0 
0 
0 
2 

14 

2 
0 
2 
1 
0 
0 
3 

13 

0 
0 

1 
0 
2 
4 
5 
1 
2 
0 
1 
2 

18 

17 
25 
24 

14 

1.' 
16 

9 
19 
23 
25 
14 

7 

210 

9 
9 
4 
8 
8 
9 

11 

14 
7 

10 
7 

14 

110 

i 

2 
1 
0 

8 
3 
0 
4 
1 
2 
1 
1 
4 

27 

I 

22 
15 
19 
18 
24 
18 
25 
26 
22 
20 
27 
28 

264 

g 

o 

5 
5 
4 
4 
0 
9 

20 
9 

10 

15 
1 

14 

96 

>> 

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3 
I 

13 
12 

16 
11 
13 
14 

5 
10 

9 
12 

8 
11 

134 

>, 

5 
o 

13 
12 

11 
15 
18 

7 

6 
12 
11 

4 
21 

6 

136 

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t^  9 

16 
12 

9 
17 
15 
11 
12 

6 

8 
12 
22 

8 

151 

o 

16 

14 

10 

16 

2 

0 

0 

0 

0 

13 

26 

8 

105 

X 

0-0 
0-0 
00 
0-0 
0-0 
0-0 
0  0 
0-0 
00 
0-0 
00 
00 

0  0 

1 

15 
14 
20 
13 
15 
16 
16 
19 
21 
18 
4 
21 

192 

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0-0 
0-0 
00 
00 
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00 
0-1 
0-0 
0-0 
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2 

3 

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January      

Febniary    

March 

mis. 

mis. 

0 



0 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

0 

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April 

May   

1 

n 

0 

July 

August 

0 

5 

0 

October 

1 

November       

1 

Oecembor      

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1 

00 

0-0 

Year 

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a 

METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES,    ALBERTA. 


15 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Calgary — Latitude,  N.  51°  02' ;  Longitude,  W.  114°  02'. 

Height  above  Sea,  3,384  feet. 


Month. 


January .... 
February . . 
March  ..  •. . . 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August 

September . . 

October 

November . . 
December  . . 

Year 


Babometkb  at  32°. 


26-23 
26-22 


Extremes. 


Max.    Min 


26-35 


26-92 
26-72 
2G-82 
26-70 
26-62 
26-75 
26-71 
26-71 
26-79 
26-93 
26-84 
26-88 


26-93 


in. 

25-55 
25-87 
25-79 
26-04 
25-88 
26-18 
26- 12 
2614 
26-07 
25-96 
25-70 
25-88 


25 -55 


3-0 
5-2 
20-5 
22-6 
37 -1 
46-2 
50-7 
44-2 
41-2 
31-4 
15-8 
11-4 


26-9 


Temperatcbe. 


Mean. 


5-9 
14-8 
35-5 
381 
52 
63  6 
68-8 

0-5 
640 
44-7 
20  3 
15-3 


41-2 


3 

7' 

4 

1- 

8 

19- 

6 

21- 

8 

35- 

•5 

44- 

-2 

49- 

•4 

43 

-0 

40 

6 

30 

-5 

11 

-2 

6 

9 

94 

3 
11 
30 
32 
46 
56 
61 

59  0 
55-3 
40-5 
19-6 
13-9 


35-9 


Extremes. 


Max.    Min, 


84-5 


44 
35 
3 
10 
22 
36 
41 
33 
31 
19 
12 
23 


440 


Relative 
humiditv. 


% 


% 


% 


% 


CLOUniNE.SS. 


%  % 

27 

52 

51 

63 

56  .. 

45| 

52 

35 

45 

56 

58 

37 


48 


% 
56 
56 
59 
64 
67 
51 
46 
19 
36 
62 
53 
45 


51 


% 
42 
54 
55 
64 
61 
48 
49 
27 
40 
59 
56 
41 


49 


Precipitation. 


a 
'S 


10-4156-2 


S 


2  07 


16  03 


in. 
30 
12 
12 
22 
37 
88 
72 
29 
14 
36 
10 
30 


1  72 


Number  ok  Winds 

from 

i 

Number  of 

Days 

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5 

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3 

i 

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mis. 

mis. 

January 

12 

6 

0 

6 

1 

2 

13 

12 

10 

5-9 

12 

15 

4 

7 

7 

0 

24 

0 

0 

0 

0 

l^ebruary    . . 

3 

6 

? 

8 

1 

3 

19 

11 

n 

5-3 

8 

13 

7 

5 

5 

0 

93 

0 

'     0 

0 

0 

IVIarch 

7 
9 
6 

10 
9 
6 

4 
0 
2 

11 

5 
6 

3 

0 
0 

2 
5 
4 

5 
8 
3 

13 
23 
32 

7 
1 
3 

6-6 
9-4 
8-9 

9 
5 
6 

14 
15 
12 

8 
10 
13 

9 
15 
18 

9 
15 

8 

0 
0 
0 

22 
15 
12 

1 
0 

1 

0 
0 
6 

0 
0 
0 

0 

0 

May 

0 

3 

1 
2 

5 
8 
5 

6 
3 
2 

10 
11 
11 

2 
4 

4 

3 
3 

6 

2 
3 

2 

23 

25 
27 

6 
4 
3 

6-4 

7-8 
6-5 

10 
10 
14 

13 

9 

10 

7 
12 

7 

9 

10 

5 

0 
0 
0 

1 

0 

1 

20 
21 
26 

0 

1 

0 

1 
7 
1 

1 

0 

0 

0 

July 

0 

August 

1 

September     .   . . 

2 

5 

(1 

8 

3 

3 

4 

31 

4 

6-4 

Ifi 

9 

5 

5 

0 

0 

25 

0 

0 

0 

0 

October 

November    

4 
4 
3 

,s 

4 

7 
8 

1 

7 

1 

91 

M 

4-7 

q 

10 

19 

6 

6 

0 

9,5 

3 

0 

0 

0 

11 

4 

0 

H 

'3 

13 

8 

4-9 

8 

11 

11 

5 

5 

0 

95 

1 

0 

0 

0 

0 

5 

3 

2 

1 

38 

6 

70 

13 

14 

4 

4 

4 

0 

26 

1 

0 

0 

0 

Year 

56 

83 

24 

96 

29 

46 

57 

269 

72 

67 

.... 

120 

115 

100 

98 

59 

2 

264 

8 

15 

.1 

1 

16 


METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES,  ALBERTA. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Edmonton — Latitude,  N.  58'  33' ;  Longitude,  W.  113°  30'. 

Hegiht  above  Sea,  2,158  feet. 


Month. 


January . 
February 
March . . 
April  . . 
May. . . 
June . . 
July. . . 
August 
September 
October . . 
November 
December 

Year . . . 


Bahomkter  at  32° 


m. 

27-58 
27  55 


27-61 


Extremes. 


Max.    Min. 


27-33 


27  29 
27-16 
2716 
26-89 
27-17 


26-66 


TEMrERATURE. 


25-4 


Mean. 


39-3 


4il9 


45-9 


21-7 


33-8 


Extremes. 


Max. 


32-0 
42-0 
59  0 
56-0 
79  0 
82-0 
83-0 
880 
87-0 
760 
56-0 
43-0 


880 


Min. 


500 


Relative 

HUMiniTY. 


Clocdinkss. 


54 


% 

38 

52 

49 

71 

80 

54 

52 

48 

55 

74 

57 

54 


57 


% 
42 
57 
49 
63 
77 
55 
50 
44 
52 
65 
56 
53 


55 


Precipitation. 


m, 
00 
00 
00 

T. 

2-88 


85 
25 
89 
06 
14 
0-0 
00 


907 


in. 
4-9 
4-9 
11 
9-1 
0-8 
00 
00 
00 
00 
1-6 
12-3 
3  4 


38-1 


12-88 


a^ 
U 


in. 
20 
22 
05 
62 
72 
44 
56 
37 
04 
10 
40 
23 


0-72 


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3 
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Month. 

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02 

03 

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1 

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V 
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3 
1 

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3 

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Is 

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si 

3 

tx 

1  - 

January 

3 

5 

9 

2 

1 

4 

17 

13 

8 

5-2 



16 

6 

9 

7 

9 

0 

24 

0 

0 

0 

0 

February . . 

9 

5 

Ti 

1 

5 

•> 

16 

4 

6 

4-8 

5 

15 

8 

in 

1^ 

0 

18 

0 

0 

0 

0 

10 
9 

4 

1 
4 

8 

11 
4 

5 

10 

4 

10 

5 
0 
0 

3 
6 

7 

5 
5 
5 

10 
25 
14 

7 
3 
9 

7-4 
8-0 
7-1 

11 
4 
0 

15 
14 
13 

5 
12 
18 

5 

4 

10 

8 
0 
2 

0 
0 
0 

26 
26 

21 

1 

0 
3 

0 
0 

2 

0 
0 
0 

0 

0 

May 

0 

June 

2 
4 
4 

3 
5 
4 

5 

7 

13 
13 

5 

9 
2 

13 
9 
9 

5 

5 

10 

5 
13 
18 

7-1 
4-5 
4-1 



9 
10 
13 

11 
13 

1? 

10 
8 
f. 

11 

16 
10 

0 
0 
0 

1 
1 

0 

19 
17 
«1 

5 
1 
1 

11 
4 

0 
2 
0 

0 

July.. 

0 

Auf?ust 

September 

October 

1 

1 

0 

0 

7 

in 

11 

8 

19 

3-8 

q 

^? 

8 

0 

0 

m 

1 

0 

0 

0 

3 
2 

6 

8 

3 
3 

7 
6 

11 

6 

5 
4 

4 
3 

19 

27 

41 
3-0 

5 
7 

14 
12 

12 
11 

1 

9 

4 
10 

0 
0 

24 

21 

0 

1 

0 
0 

0 
0 

0 

November 

0 

3 

47 

8 
57 

2 
67 

6 

85 

34 

5 
72 

1 

106 

7 
108 

20 
154 

4-7 
5-3 

5 
94 

18 
156 

8 
115 

7 
98 

10 
64 

0 
2 

24 
268 

0 
13 

0 
19 

0 
2 

0 

Year 

1 

METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES,  ALBERTA. 


17 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Medicine  Hat— Latitude,  N.  50°  V ;  Longitude, 

W.  110°  37\     Height  above  Sea,  2,161  feet. 


Month. 


January . 
February 
March  . 
April  . . 

May 

June... . 

•July... 

August. 

September 

October. . . 

November 

December  . 


Barometer  at  32°. 


Year.. 


E.xtremes. 


27  03 
27-59 
27-65 
27-68 
27-58 
27-68 
27-64 
27-65 
27  66 
27-70 
27  64 
27-79 


27 -66 


Max. 


28-41 


Min. 


26 -DO 


32-2 


Tbmpbrature. 


Mean. 


19 
24- 
43- 
48- 
G5- 
74- 
80- 
85- 
77- 
58- 
35- 
22- 


46-4 


52-8 


1 

2- 

-1 

4- 

■0 

21- 

-6 

25- 

-2 

43- 

4 

51- 

-2 

56- 

-5 

53 

•9 

48 

-4 

32- 

-1 

16 

0 

3 

Extremes. 


Max.    Min 


29-5 


41-1 


950     390 


Relative 
hcmiditt. 


Cloudiness. 


50 


%   % 
58 


58 


% 
56 
61 
46 
59 
63 
51 
47 
30 
45 
58 
75 
61 


54 


Precipitation. 


« 


in. 

000 

005 

000 

T. 

213 

2-67 

1-69 

0-20 

0-42 

013 

000 

0-00 


7-29 


m. 
3-5 
3-0 
20 
3-0 
0-5 
0  0 
00 
0-0 
0  0 
00 
5-2 
8-0 


3-f 


25-2 


015 
0-05 
005 
0  15 
0  64 
0  00 
0-40 
0-20 
0-20 
0  05 
0-20 
0-30 


9-81 


0-64 


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M 

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03 

^ 

^ 
^ 

a 

3 

u 

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1 

o 
O 

1 

a 

6 

•&.5 

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0 

a 

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etc 

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50 

s 

< 

mis. 

mis. 

January 

February 

3 

2 

0 

2 

0 
4 

1 
0 

16 
5 

3 

9, 

10 
9 

8 
7 

21 
25 

4-3 
3-9 

8 
5 

10 

IS 

13 
5 

5 

5 

9 

5 

0 
0 

22 
23 

5 
2 

0 
0 

0 
0 

0 

1 

March   

2 

0 

8 

2 

8 

3 

10 

16 

13 

5-0 

9 

13 

9 

4 

4 

0 

27 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

1 

1 
3 

7 
15 

0 
4 

6 
12 

2 
10 

14 
23 

20 

8 

10 
16 

7-5 
4-9 

4 
4 

17 
17 

9 
10 

4 

10 

4 

1 

0 

0 

26 
21 

0 
0 

0 

4 

0 
0 

0 

May 

0 

June 

0 

1 

0 

0 

1 
0 

17 

20 

1 
1 

1 

10 
14 

14 

3 

6 

18 

31 

30 

21 

8 
7 
0 

20 
13 
25 

4-8 
4-9 
5-2 

9 
9 

18 

11 
13 
12 

10 
9 

1 

13 

8 
1 

0 
0 
0 

0 
0 
0 

13 

21 
27 

0 
0 
0 

6 
6 

1 

0 
0 
0 

0 

July 

August 

0 

0 

0 

0 

4 

3 

14 

IS 

19 

9 

23 

4-8 

13 

11 

6 

5 

0 

0 

23 

0 

0 

0 

0 

October 

1 

0 

7 

4 

11 

18 

12 

18 

22 

4-7 

3 

14 

14 

3 

0 

0 

28 

2 

0 

0 

0 

6 

(t 

6 

1 

15 

10 

11 

?.(i 

15 

51 

2 

11 

17 

4 

6 

0 

24 

2 

0 

0 

0 

December 

0 
16 

3 

10 

3 
99 

1 
19 

12 
137 

8 
101 

14 
204 

27 
160 

25 
228 

5-4 
5-0 



8 
92 

9 
156 

14 
117 

G 
68 

9 

38 

0 
0 

22 

277 

3 
14 

0 
17 

0 
0 

0 

Year 

1 

22476—2 


18  METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    SASKATCHEWAN. 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Battleford — Latitude,  N.  52°  41';  Longitude, 

W.  108°  20'.     Height  above  Sea,  1,592  feet. 


Month. 


January. . . 
February . . 

March 

April.    . . . 

May 

June 

J  Illy 

August . . . . 
September 
October . .  . 
November. 
December. 

Year.  . . . 


Barometer  at  32'. 


m. 
28-21 
28-19 
28-2-1 
28-23 
28-15 
28 -22 
28-16 
28  IG 
28-16 
28-22 
28-22 
28-32 


Extremes. 


Max.    Min, 


28-21 


m. 
27-34 
27-66 
27-68 
27-85 
27-37 
27-80 
27-82 
27-74 
27-73 
27 -65 
27-62 
27-70 


28-95 


27-34 


Temperatukk. 


Mean. 


25- 1 


7 

3 
23 
34 
61 
69 
73 
75 
69-7 


44  0 

17-3 

6-9 


40-339-2 


42  7 


20  5 
10-4 

7-8 
17  4 
38  9 
48 
54 
49 
42 
29 

5 

2 


21-7 


11 

2 
16 
26 
51 
60 
65 
63 
58 
39 
13 

3-9 


32  2 


Extremes. 


Max.    Min. 


08  0 


500 


Relative 
Humidity. 


g 

S 

S 

d 

p. 

" 

% 

% 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

89 

64 

71 

81 

63 

64 

87 

67 

68 

86 

45 

46 

89 

46 

48 

96 

65 

70 

96 

86 

90 

100 

100 

100 

94 

78 

81 

p,       ® 


% 

100 
100 
100 
100 

75 
69 

74 

59 

I 

6li 

i 

77j 

91 
100 


83i 


Cloddiness. 


S      S 


% 

31 

37 

48 

46 

37 

55 

39 

23 

42 

55 

47 

55 


43 


s 

% 

% 

32 

44 

41 

38 

45 

55 

31) 

27 

54 

46 

56 

53 

51 

46 

27 

36 

39 

36 

54 

56 

52 

55 

57 

53 

45 

45 

% 

36 
39 
49 
34 
40 
55, 
45 
29 
39 
55 
51 
55 


44 


Preoipit.\tion. 


3-57 
0-33 

0-!58 
0-33 
002 


9-20 


giN 


S 


0-22 

0  22 

0 

0  02 

0 

02 

0 

0-02 

0 

02 

0- 

0-04 

0 

04 

0- 

1 

49 

0 

2 

88 

1- 

3 

57 

1- 

0 

33 

0- 

0 

58 

0- 

003 

0 

30 

0- 

002 

0 

04 

0- 

0-07 

0 

07 

0- 

0-42 

9 

62 

1- 

•20 
-01 
•01. 
-02 
-78 
-68 
-24 
-14 
■38 
-25 
-02 
-02 


Month. 


January  . . 
February. 
March   ... 

April 

May     . . . 

June 

July 

August. . . . 
September. 
October.  . . 
November. 
December. 

Year . , 


Number  of  Winds  krom 


H 

P3 

^ 

^ 

^ 

H 

03 

CO 

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? 

!5 

2 

9 

12 

0 

0 

9 

14 

2 

15 

6 

0 

0 

6 

10 

4 

12 

23 

3 

4 

4 

26 

3 

3 

14 

2 

9 

4 

45 

2 

2 

40 

7 

4 

3 

25 

3 

2 

26 

2 

10 

2 

19 

3 

10 

24 

0 

4 

2 

21 

0 

0 

22 

2 

16 

9 

12 

0 

1 

17 

1 

10 

7 

33 

2 

7 

14 

2 

8 

5 

21 

0 

4 

22 

0 

6 

1 

18 

2 

2 

25 

0 

0 

2 

18 

23 

67 

245 

19 

71 

54 

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46 

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14 

7 

7 

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28 
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21 
30 
37 
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5 

3  7 

18 

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0 

8-4 

31 

N.W. 

2 

12-4 

40 

N.W. 

3 

11-9 

32 

N.W. 

5 

7-9 

22 

N.W. 

0 

7  0 

36 

S.E. 

2 

7-8 

28 

W. 

2 

7-6 

28 

S.E. 

2 

5-7 

20 

S.W. 

1 

4-4 

18 

N.W. 

0 

4-5 

24 

S.E. 

1 

7-2 

40 

N.W. 

23 

NusiBER  OF  Days 


17 
15 
12 
13 
11 
10 
12 
17 
13 

8 
11 

8 

147 


O 


7 
16 

5 
14 
15 
12 

2 

8 
14 
12 
12 

125 


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So 


28 
26 
29 
27 
24 
20 
23 
27 
26 
26 
27 
25 

308 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    SASKATCHEWAN. 


19 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Moose  Jaw — Latitude,  N.  50°  21'  ;  Longitude, 

W.  105°  35'.     Height  above  Sea,  1,759  feet. 


Barombtkr  at  32'. 

Temperatcbe. 

Relative 
hcmidity 

% 

Cloudiness. 

Pkf.cipitatio.n-. 

Month. 

r 

Extremes. 

j                    Mean. 

Extremes. 

S 
% 

S 

d. 

% 

% 

a 
% 

S 
d 

% 

S 

% 

c 

% 

1 

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c 

n 

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B 

a. 

X 

d 

g 

Max. 

Min. 

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a 

in. 

in. 

in. 

o 

" 

- 

in. 

in. 

in. 

n. 

January 

2801 

28 

78 

27-25 

4 

3 

1-9 

0 

7 

6-9 

10-9 

2-0 

41-5 

42-0 

92 

90 

92 

91 

36 

53 

39 

43 

0-97 

0 

97 

0 

40 

February . . . 

27-98 

28 

67 

27-43 

0 

5 

'9-9 

7 

6 

13-7 

2-9 

5-4 

39-5 

29-5 

98 

91 

96 

95 

45 

53 

55 

51 

0.17 

0 

17 

0 

06 

March 

28  02 

28 

55 

27-29 

15 

3 

290 

25 

2 

31-2 

13-3 

22-3 

50-5 

9-0 

96 

77 

88 

87 

68 

52 

55 

58 

0-22 

0 

22 

0 

03 

April 

2800 

28 

47 

27-57 

22 

6 

37-9 

35 

5 

410 

18-9 

29-9 

630 

1.-0 

89 

63 

66 

73 

55 

62 

64 

60 

002 

0-57 

0 

59 

0 

12 

May 

27-95 

28 

26 

27-42 

43 

9 

611 

59 

5 

64-4 

37-6 

51-0 

82-0 

15-0 

76 

47 

49 

57 

54 

69 

57 

60 

3-23 

3 

231 

40 

June 

2804 

28 

35 

27-63 

55 

7 

68-6 

68 

8 

73-3 

49-7 

61-5 

910 

330 

80 

55 

55 

63 

55 

55 

54 

55 

2-79 

2 

79  0 

53 

July 

27-98 

28 

35 

27-60 

60 

0 

72-9 

70 

9 

76-6 

54-9 

65-8 

93-0 

46-0 

88 

65 

70 

74 

60 

54 

53 

52 

0  52  .... 

6 

521 

90 

August .    ... 

28-01 

28 

37 

27-65 

154 

7 

71-0 

73 

3 

79-4 

50-7 

650 

96.0 

36-5 

85 

48 

53 

62 

27 

28 

16 

23 

2-05  .... 

2 

051 

45 

September. . 

2802 

28 

50 

27-59 

|« 

8 

69-8 

65 

0 

73-8 

42-9 

58-4 

89-0 

30-5 

85 

49 

55 

63 

30 

39 

31 

33 

0-36  .... 

0 

360 

23 

October  .... 

28 -OG 

28 

52 

27-57 

31 

1 

44-6 

43 

1 

50  7 

28-4 

39  6 

77-2 

80 

91 

61 

71 

74 

58 

52 

49 

53 

0-63.... 

0 

03  0 

38 

November . . 

28-02 

28 

64 

27-48 

16 

6 

26-2 

22 

5 

29-2 

11-8 

20-5 

590 

110 

92 

75 

86 

S4 

57 

69 

52 

59 

012  0-58 

0 

700 

20 

December  . . 

28-12 

28 

49 

27-44 

2 

28 

3 

5 

9-5 
41-9 

6 
39 

5 

8 

11-8 
4G-0 

3-7 
24-2 

40 

35  0 

21-5 

93 

89 

87 
67 

92 
73 

91 

77 

55 
49 

70 
55 

52 
48 

59 
60 

0-71 

0 
18 

710'1G 

Year 

28  02 

28 

78 

27-25 

35-1 

96-0 

42-0 

15-72:3-22 

941-90 

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Number  of  W 

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6 

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0 
0 

Oh 

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0 
0 

II 

c 

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1 

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1- 

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mis. 

January  

5? 

2 

13 

9 

1 

3 

19 

26 

16 

15 

8 

8 

9 

9 

22 

4 

S 

14 

7 

1 

9 

'  17 

IS 

IS 

9 

9 

10 

4 

4 

94 

March 

6 

1 
1 

7 

22 
17 

2 

9 

-      5 
1 

10 
1-< 

34 
41 

3 
2 

6 
6 

12 
11 

13 
13 

6 

6 
6 

25 
93 

1 

9 

April 

May 

1 

1 

1 
0 
2 
2 

0 
1 
4 
0 

23 

19 

6 

17 

28 
27 
29 
23 

0 

3 
0 

1 

2 

1 
4 
4 

9 
16 
21 
33 

28 

15 

17 

2 

2 

8 

8 

10 

1 

6 

8 

12 

22 

11 

11 

7 

6 

14 

11 

12 

3 

8 
16 
13 

9 

23 
14 
18 
22 

1 
1 

1 
2 
G 
9 

June 

July 

August 

3 

SeDtember 

<> 

1 

o 

?7 

0 

10 

23 

11 

13 

1 

17 

8 

5 

5 

25 

1 

4 

6 

14 

3 

2 
4 

5 
5 

7 

24 
21 
13 

3 

6 
1 

10 
5 
2 

17 
15 

14 

17 
21 

20 

7 

9 

14 

2 
1 
3 

11 
11 
10 

8 
5 

0 

12 
14 
16 

1 

8 

7 
8 

5 
8 

23 
23 

23 

2 

December 

4 

Year 

48 

22 

126 

247 

20 

49 

207 

250 

110 

9 

133 

101 

131 

100 

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I 

21 

5 

22476— 2i 


20 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    SASKATCHEWAN. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries   for  the  Year  1909,  Prince  Alberc — Latitude,  N.  53°  10';  Longitude,  W.  106°  0'. 

Height  above  Sea,  1,432  feet. 


Barometer  at  32°. 

Temperature. 

REL-iTIVE 

Humidity. 

Cloudiness. 

Precipitation. 

Month. 

Extremes. 

Mean. 

Extremes. 

S 
% 

% 

S 
o. 

% 

0) 

% 

S 
% 

S 
d 

% 

% 

a- 

% 

a 

i 

CO 

1 

Ej2 

Max. 

Min. 

S 

S 

s 

0 

Max. 

Min. 

ge5 

>< 

in. 

in. 

in. 

- 

° 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

January .... 

28 -45 

29-16 

27-90 

lfi-0 

8-S 

2-5 

21-3 

11-9 

23-0 

50-5 

31 

41 

36 

R. 

0-77 

0-77 

0-30 

February.  . . 

28  36 

28-88 

27-87 

7-0 

1-9 

91 

14-3 

2-6 

.30-0 

37 -0 

99 

96 

97 

57 

59 

■  58 

0-75 

0-75 

0-40 

March 

28-42 

28-87 

27-98 

12-6 

23-9 

28-1 

7-7 

17  9 

44  0 

180 

97 

93 

95 

75 

83 

79 

0  55 

0-55 

0-20 

April     

28-38 

28-80 

2S  00 

17-6 

31-4 

33  6 

13-1 

23-3 

45-0 

14-5 

98 

87 

92 

74 

77 

75 

0-93 

0-93 

0-30 

May 

28-33 

28-65 

27-71 

43-4 

58-8 

63-4 

35-G 

49-5 

80-0 

5-0 

87 

66 

77 

44 

58 

51 

0  58 

0-58 

0-31 

June 

28-39 

28-76 

27-92 

53-3 

66-7 

691 

46-7 

57-9 

86-0 

31-5 

92 

72 

82 

51 

58 

54 

4-34 

4-34 

1-35 

July 

28  33 

28-70 

27-82 

58-0 

70-5 

74-6 

54-6 

64-6 

85-0 

440 

88 

73 

81 

48 

47 

47 

3-90 

3-90 

1-21 

August 

28-35 

28-64 

27-86 

52-8 

69-0 

75-0 

49-5 

62-2 

87-5 

380 

91 

70 

80 

27 

36 

31 

1-18 

1-18 

0  66 

September. . 

28-32 

28-78 

27  93 

44-C 

600 

69  5 

41-9 

55-7 

84-5 

.27 -0 

91 

77 

84 

57 

39 

48 

1-37 

1-37 

0-95 

October 

28-38 

28-85 

27-85 

29- 1 

36-9 

47-3 

•29-4 

37-3 

75-C 

6  5 

95 

86 

90 

68 

72 

70 

0-77 

0-20 

0-97 

0-70 

November . . 

28-39 

2901 

27-90 

11  3 

18  2 

23-8 

5-9 

14-8 

55-0 

27-5 

98 

94 

96 

65 

79 

72 

1-40 

1-40 

0-60 

December    . 

28-47 

28-92 

27-80 

1-7 
251 

4-6 
36- 1 

101 

4  7 

2-7 

35-C 

280 

98 
94 

94 

82 

96 

88 

65 
55 

85 
61 

75 
58 

1-90 

1-90 

0-50 

Year 

28-38 

29 -IC 

27-71 

41  7 

20  3 

31-0 

87-£ 

50-5 

12  14 

6-50 

18-64 

1  35 

Month. 


January 

February. . . 

March 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August. . . . 
September 
October   . . . 
Noveml>er. 
December  . 

Year .. . . 


Number  oe  Winds  from 

W 

• 

c4 

^ 

^ 

iz; 

;z; 

K 

X 

X 

CO 

^ 

^ 

3 

2 

8 

2 

3 

I 

3 

6 

2 

3 

7 

2 

6 

3 

8 

4 

5 

5 

6 

4 

4 

0 

4 

7 

15 

2 

5 

2 

9 

2 

10 

8 

6 

1 

15 

10 

5 

1 

7 

5 

3 

2 

17 

5 

6 

3 

8 

6 

8 

3 

7 

10 

8 

2 

2 

5 

3 

0 

8 

6 

4 

3 

14 

8 

8 

0 

6 

8 

2 

1 

10 

7 

5 

1 

9 

3 

7 

7 

2 

4 

2 

G 

n 

1 

9 

6 

7 

7 

8 

4 

10 

6 

3 

6 

3 

10 

68 

29 

103 

59 

66 

41 

78 

77 

28 
19 
27 
5 
10 
10 
15 
14 
17 
24 
17 
10 

196 


be  o 


mls. 


5-0 


mis, 
16 
12 
12 
20 
20 
16 
16 
16 
12 
10 
12 
19 

20 


.S\1 


9^ 


E. 

E. 
N.E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

E. 

E. 

E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

N.W. 


Number  of  Days. 


100 


S  o 

2-c 


0-- 


9 
15 
21 
17 
11 
12 
11 

4 
13 
17 
19 
19 

168 


26 
22 
26 
24 
27 
19 
21 
28 
27 
28 
25 
21 

294 


bD  a; 
a  a 


12 


METKOEOLOGICAL   TABLES,    SASKATCHEWAN. 


21 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Qu'Appelle— Latitude,  N.  50°  30';  Longitude,  W.  103°  47'. 

Height  above  Sea,  2,115  feet. 


Bakomkter  at  32°. 

Temperature. 

Relative 

HOMiniTT. 

CLOUDINES.S. 

Precipitation. 

Month. 

o 

Extremes. 

Mean. 

Extremes. 

S 
eg 

% 

% 

a 

% 

a 
% 

S 

S 
% 

% 

1 

& 

o 
03 

i 

.si 

si 

Max. 

Min. 

«3 

a 

s 

1 

Max. 

Min. 

1 

in. 

in. 

in. 

" 

' 

" 

' 

« 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

January 

27  63 

28 

34 

26 

92 

4-9 

3-0 

6-9 

13-7 

3-4 

390 

32 

0 

80 

80 

80 

42 

49 

46 

0-76 

0 

76 

0-20 

February.  . . 

27-59 

28 

26 

27 

07 

21 

5-6 

10  6 

6-3 

2-2 

40  0 

35 

0 

79 

83 

81 

54 

61 

57 

0-54 

0 

54 

018 

March 

27-66 

28 

12 

27 

20 

13-3 

23-3 

27-3 

10-4 

18-8 

45-5 

14 

0 

91 

86 

88 

65 

62 

64 

0-52 

0 

52 

0-25 

April 

27-65 

28 

05 

27 

25 

210 

31-6 

36-4 

17-9 

27-2 

50-5 

1 

0 

87 

76 

81 

50 

66 

58 

1-78 

1 

78 

0-90 

May 

27-62 

27 

93 

27 

11 

41-4 

56-8 

60-0 

36-7 

48-3 

770 

12 

0 

78 

52 

65 

53 

53 

53 

3-93 

004 

3 

97 

2-60 

June 

27-70 

28 

03 

27 

29 

52-3 

65-3 

68-4 

47-8 

58-1 

83-0 

32 

0 

89 

64 

77| 

61 

51 

56 

2-26 

2 

26 

0-38 

July 

27-64 

28 

00 

27 

33 

58-1 

67-9 

72-6 

54-1 

63-4 

85-0 

44 

0 

91 

73 

82 

55 

61 

58 

7-25 

7 

25 

2-36 

August 

27-68 

27 

99 

27 

32 

541 

68-7 

74-2 

50-7 

62-4 

870 

37 

0 

89 

61 

75 

35 

21 

28 

3-96 

3 

96 

202 

September. . 

27-68 

28 

11 

27 

25 

45-4 

65-0 

70-5 

440 

57-2 

84-0 

26 

0 

90 

66 

78 

35 

47 

41 

0-08 

0 

08 

6-06 

October  .... 

27-69 

28 

16 

27 

.SI 

32  7 

42-2 

491 

29-3 

39-2 

78-0 

4 

0 

94 

82 

88 

62 

62 

62 

0-26 

002 

0 

28 

0-16 

November.  . 

27-64 

28 

20 

27 

10 

15-7 

21-2 

27-9 

10  8 

19-4 

570 

18 

0 

91 

87 

89 

60 

62 

61 

018 

1-06 

1 

24 

0-30 

December  . . 

27-71 

28 

02 

27 

16 

1-7 
27-4 

4  2 
37-4 

10-0 
42-8 

5-2 
23-0 

2-3 
32-9 

34-0 

30 

0 

87 

87 

88 
75 

87 
81 

57 
53 

63 
55 

60 
54 

0-00 

3  11 

3 

11 

0-60 

Year 

27-66 

28 

34 

26 

92 

87-0 

35 

0 

17-92 

7-83 

25 

75 

2-60 

>. 

Number  of  Winds 

FROM. 

X 

•^M 

Number  of  Days. 

i> 

> 

< 

1 

g 
3 
g 

cag 
C-3 

s 

s 

6 

Month. 

•^ 

12; 

H 

02 

03 

03 

^ 

o 

i 

0 

>> 

0 
Q 

_>^ 

0 
0 

■Bo 
Is 

0 
a 

'5 

w 

1 

1 

J' 

<U    0 

IS, 

p  a 
■a  2. 

tso 

i 
g 

< 

mis. 

mis. 

January , 

2 

4 

4 

7 

5 

15 

12 

13 

0 

n-9 

30 

S.E. 

4 

14 

8 

9 

6 

6 

25 

1 

1 

February 

4 

3 

4 

n 

2 

13 

6 

15 

0 

7-4 

20 

S.W. 

9 

6 

13 

6 

6 

22 

1 

1 

6 

4 

4 

g 

q 

4 

5 

20 

2' 

102 

'>^ 

N.W. 

S.E. 
S.- 

1 

H 

7 

18 

6 

K 

25 

4 
6 
3 

5 

9 

12 

3 
13 

11 

6 

11 

5 

7 
5 

2 
6 

7 

8 
0 

25 
12 
10 

0 
0 
1 

13-1 
10-6 

8-7 

44 
34 

24 

3 
3 

2 

6 
12 

13 
6 

in 

11 
13 

1'> 

10 
9 

11 

10 
1 

20 
21 

21 

May .          \ . 

1 

2 

1 

July 

3 

8 

5 

15 

6 

0 

2 

14 

0 

90 

24 

N.W. 
N.W. 

1 

8 

10 

13 

13 

18 

1 

10 



August 

September 

3 

0 

3 

1 

7 
3 

12 
14 

13 

8 

8 
9 

., 

9 

0 

6-9 
7-8 

IS 
24 

N.W. 
S.E. 

20 
15 

7 
9 

4 

11 

''O 

1 

8 

11 

12 

2 

1 

6 

2 

... 

28 

1 

2 
1 

5 

39 

5 
4 
3 

61 

1 

9 

7 
6 

109 

9 

10 

5 

87 

8 
8 

96 

5 

21 
17 
24 

192 

1 
1 

7 

8-2 
8-1 
9-2 

,  22 
20 
24 

S.E. 

S.E. 

N.W. 

8 
6 

9 

8 

14 

16 

4 
9 

1 

27 
'1 

1 

2 

November    

1 

7 
67 

5 

71 

2 

17 

9 
121 

8 
101 

14 
143 

13 
100 

13 
50 

18 
266 

7 

20 

Year 

9-3 

44 

N.W. 

6 

22  METEOROLOGICAL   TAULES,    SASKATCHEWAN. 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  tliu  Year  1909,  Swift  Current — Latitude,  N.  50°  20';  Longitude, 

W.  107°  45'.     Height  above  Sea,  2,439  feet. 


Month. 


Januarj'. .  . 
Febriiary.  . 

March 

April 

May 

June 

-Tuly 

August.  . . . 
Septemter . 
October  . . . 
November. 
December  , 

Year.  . . . 


Baromktku  .vr  32^ 


111. 

27-33 
27-29 
27-38 
27-38 
27 -33 
27-42 
27-37 
27-39 
27-39 
27-42 
27 -35 
27-45 


27-3; 


Extremes. 


Max.    Min 


28-08 
27  93 
27-86 
27 -84 
27-62 
27-72 
27-70 
27-75 
27-84 
27-86 
27-93 
27-89 


28-08 


27  07 


84 


26-67 


Tempkkatuuk. 


Mean. 


0-2 
3  6 
18-6 
22-9 
42-1 
53-2 
57-8 
53-5 
45-8 
31-3 
19-3 
5-4 


29-8 


fi    3- 

410- 

2  26- 

i 
0  36- 

9  58- 

4'67- 

9  71- 

7:73- 

5  65- 

43 

524 


44-2  40-7 


10-8 

7-7 

1-5 

44-0 

38 

0 

17-0 

0-7 

8-2 

480 

28 

0 

30-4 

161 

23-3 

49-0 

8 

0 

40-5 

20-6 

30-6 

610 

7 

0 

62-6 

39-0 

50  8 

820 

21 

0 

71-4 

49-1 

00-2 

88-0 

38 

0 

74-2 

55-3 

64-7 

88-0 

45 

0 

78-4 

51-2 

64-8 

91-0 

33 

0 

711 

44-3 

57-7 

89-0 

28 

0 

50-5 

29-9 

40-2 

74-0 

6 

0 

31-3 

15-6 

23-5 

58  0 

8 

0 

14-4 

0  7 

6-8 

39-0 

22 

0 

46-1 

260 

36  0 

91-0 

38 

0 

Extremes. 


Kel.\tive 
humiditv. 


% 
85 


85 


s 

S 

a. 

a. 

% 

% 

75 

83 

70 

72 

70 

81 

70 

70 

51 

56 

51) 

63 

66 

69 

52 

58 

54 

62 

64 

76 

72 

78 

80 

84 

66 

71 

74 


Cloudiness. 


% 
29 
35 
57 
42 
47 
47 
47 
21 
35 
39 
38 
33 


39 


% 
49 
51 
50 
52 
51 
48 
49 
21 
40 
52 
59 
55 


48 


% 
43 
56 
53 
54 
58 
48 
46 
23 
35 
44 
47 
35 


45 


% 
40 
48 
53 
49 
52 
47 
47 
22 
37 
45 
48 
41 


44 


Precipitation. 


M 


0-50 
0-24 
0-36 
0-45 


2  52 


16-98 


010 
0-36 
0-27 


2-28 


19-26 


aSi 


in 
26 
08 
12 
20 
82 
07 
04 
18 
30 
12 
12 
12 


2-07 


IMONTH. 


January.  . 
February. . 
March   . . . 

April 

May 

June 

-/uly 

August 

September, 
October . . . 
Novembei . 
DecemV)pr 

Year . . . , 


Number  of  -Winds  from 


69 


p4 

W 

^ 

^ 

^ 

W 

03 

zn 

cc 

?■ 

^ 

1 

2 

0 

10 

17 

38 

9 

7 

3 

0 

6 

9 

32 

8 

1 

2 

1 

16 

12 

20 

31 

5 

2 

0 

5 

10 

17 

25 

6 

15 

11 

9 

4 

18 

14 

5 

17 

8 

12 

2 

.    8 

11 

9 

4 

12 

9 

14 

16 

13 

3 

7 

6 

13 

25 

15 

9 

1 

3 

4 

15 

12 

18 

18 

3 

4 

2 

9 

10 

21 

15 

3 

7 

2 

9 

12 

23 

20 

0 

2 

5 

5 

16 

30 

20 

44 

68 

51 

118 

143 

256 

193 

10 

13 

4 

9 

7 

18 

13 

13 

15 

28 

11 

12 

153 


>-, 

>> 

•^s. 

t^ 

s 

•^> 

1^ 

<ii 

■z& 

> 

u   3 

W-3 

q 

«   g 

<».2 

g 

.2S 

2>^ 

> 

.°i 

< 
mis. 

fei 

e 

2; 

mis. 

1O-6 

32 

s.w. 

It 

6-8 

24 

w. 

1 

10-4 

26 

S.-W 

■  5 

10  9 

36 

N.W. 

2 

10-8 

32 

■w. 

3 

7-7 

24 

W. 

1 

7-3 

24 

N.-W. 

1 

7-9 

28 

s. 

3 

7-7 

26 

s. 

1 

6-9 

26 

N.W. 

2 

8-3 

26 

■w. 

3 

8-4 

30 

N.-W. 

1 

8-6 

36 

N.W. 

34 

Number  of  Days 


O 


15 

8 

10 

13 

9 

10 

9 

13 

9 

13 

13 

9 

12 

11 

24 

6 

16 

7 

12 

11 

10 

10 

14 

9 

153 

120 

n  <P 

0  > 

•^  0 

>^ 

T) 

=! 

u"-" 

0 

Ph- 

34 


26 
23 
23 
24 
22 
14 
18 
24 
23 
26 
22 
24 

269 


y,m 


24 


14 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    MANITOBA. 


23 


Monthly  aud  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Minuedosa — Latitude  N.  50°  15';  Longitude,  W.  99°  50'. 

Height  above  Sea,  1,690  feet. 


Barometer  at  32°. 

Temperati-ue. 

Relative 
Humidity. 

Cloudiness. 

Precipitation. 

Month. 

Extremes. 

Mean. 

Extremes. 

1 

.si 

1 

Min.  ; 

S 
t~- 

1 

l^ 

d 

s 

1 

a 

o 

c 
m 

o 

e  — 

Max. 

Min. 

1-- 

a 

>. 
3 

4A 

s 

Max. 

OS 

in. 

in. 

in. 

" 

« 

» 

" 

» 

" 

■> 

% 

% 

% 

% 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

January .... 

28  15 

28-78 

27-40 

5  7 

2-0 

7-3 

13-2 

2-90 

40-8 

.39-3 

41 

52 

36 

44 

0-02 

4-3 

0 

45 

0-30 

February . . . 
March 

28 
28 

10 
15 

28-78 
28-67 

27-56 
27-59 

4 
11 

4 
3 

2-0 
20-2 

10 
26 

3 
3 

10 

7 

3 

4 

000 
16-86 

270 
37-5 

34-5 
21-8 

61 
68 

60 
68 

50 
51 

57 
62 

18-5 
71 

1 
0 

85 
71 

0-60 

0-30 

April 

May 

28 
28 

11 
11 

28-57 
28-97 

27-61 
27-49 

20 
42 

9 
3 

31-5 
57-3 

36 
62 

9 

8 

18 
38 

4 
2 

27-67 
50-48 

48-4 
780 

6-6 
14-9 

48 
47 

52 
67 

59 
59 

53 

58 

0-06 
1-52 

15-4 
0-1 

1 

1 

60 
53 

0-94 

86 

67 

69 

74 

0-50 

June 

23 

17 

28-53 

27-74 

54 

1 

66-9 

73 

6 

47 

8 

60-70 

900 

31-8 

88 

68 

73 

76 

52 

62 

49 

54 

1  84 

1 

84 

0-72 

July 

28 

11 

28  42 

27-75 

57 

9 

71-0 

76 

9 

54 

0 

65-49 

86  6 

41-5 

91 

68 

72 

77 

51 

55 

51 

52 

311 

3 

11 

0-69 

August 

28 

16 

28-51 

27-78 

55 

2 

71-8 

79 

7 

51 

1 

65-44 

91-8 

29-5 

89 

56 

61 

69 

48 

43 

23 

38 

1-23 

1 

23 

0-74 

September. . 

28 

17 

28-46 

27-74 

44 

2 

63-0 

71 

8 

42 

4 

57 -11 

88-0 

32-0 

94 

52 

63 

69 

40 

39 

28 

36 

113 

1 

13 

0-89 

?8 

18 

28-68 

27-67 

31 

4 

410 

49 

8 

78 

(1 

.Sil-38 

82-9 

4-0 

46 

62 

56 

54 

0-27 

1-8 

0 

45 

0-25 

November.  . 

28 

15 

28-70 

27-^ 

16 

0 

22  3 

30 

6 

12 

0 

21-30 

55-0 

14-7 

54 

69 

46 

56 

010 

6-2 

0 

72 

0-72 

28 

19 

28-59 

27-57 

1 

R 

4-1 

11 

R 

5 

n 

3-30 

39-0 

390 

77 
53 

77 
59 

73 

48 

76 
53 

9-28 

12-2 

1 

22 

0-29 

— 

— 

Year 

28 

15 

28-97 

27-40 

27-1 

37-4 

44-8 

22-6 

33-74 

91-8 

3S-3 

65-6 

15 

84 

0-94 

Month. 


January . . , 
February.. 
March   . . . 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August .    . 
September 
October   . 
November . 
December. 

Year . . . . 


Number  ok  Winds  from 


S 


1 
1 
2 
5 
9 
9 
3 
1 
3 
0 
0 
0 

34 


34      11 


18 
6 

14 

14 
4 
5 
9 
9 
6 

12 
9 
7 

113 


Kg 


o 


24 
38 
28 
22 
23 
24 
28 
32 
39 
37 
36 
31 

362 


mis. 


> 

s 


6-3 


mis. 
24 
25 
27 
36 
23 
25 
35 
28 
30 
25 
28 
23 

36 


>> 

2> 

s 

•■SS 

rf  c 

ffl 

a 

3S 

ii 

"g 

o 

d 

Q 

:?; 

N.W. 

N.W. 

1 

N.W. 

3 

N.W. 

6 

S.E. 

W. 

1 

S.E. 

1 

N.W 

2 

W. 

4 

N.W. 

2 

N.W. 

1 

N.W. 

N.W. 

21 

Number  of  Days 


14 
7 
6 

10 
9 
7 

11 

18 

1 

12 

12 
3 

126 


11 

14 

18 

9 

12 

12 

10 

5 

6 

12 

14 

21 

144 


Is 


h  o 


8 

13 

7 

14 

9 

8 

13 

5 

6 

8 

10 

11 

112 


11 


65 


23 
15 
24 
16 
22 
22 
18 
26 
24 
23 
20 
20 

253 


fe 


16 


6CO 


< 


26 


24 


METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES,  MANITOBA. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Winnipeg — Latitude,  N.  49°  53' ;  Longitude,  W.  97°  7'. 

Height  above  Sea,  760  feet. 


Month. 


January 

February . . . 

March 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August 

September. . 

October 

November. . 
December  . . 

Year   


Baromktkb  at  32° 


29- 

29-: 

29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 

29-: 


29  17 


Extremes. 


Max.    Min. 


•33 

29- 

•21 

29  • 

•19 

29  • 

•15 

29 

•10 

29  • 

13 

29 

■08 

29  • 

■13 

29 

•15 

29  • 

•16 

29 

•21 

29 

■23 

29 

29-99 


28-32 


Temperature. 


299 


Mean. 


Extremes. 


38-3 


7 
10 
27 
.39 
64 
77 
80 
78 
70 
52 
33 

9 

459 


246 


35  28 


Max.  Min 


926 


45^0 
338 
18-5 

88 
20-0 
337 
440 
35-0 
298 
107 

60 
34-3 


450 


Relative 
hcmiditt. 


Cloudiness. 


7o 

47 
50 
62 
57 
37 
36 
41 
35 
34 
56 
54 
59 


47 


7 

/o 

42 
46 
54 
45 
46 
49 
50 
42 
37 
53 
54 
61 


48 


% 
43 
43 
57 
39 
54 
48 
47 
45 
36 
53 
45 
60 


48 


% 
44 
46 
56 
47 
46 
45 
46 
41 
36 
54 
50 
60 


48 


Precipitation. 


tf 


in. 
010 


12  64 


63 

7^6 
26-7 
145 


14 

8-4 

39-9 


07 

e 

0  7 
26' 
15^ 
12' 
15^ 
38' 

4-r 
oe' 

0  5- 
089 
3  99 


1048  23-12 


Sg 


20 
15 
06 
34 
41 
40 
GO 
67 
45 
15 
38 
74 


1-67 


Month. 


January . . . 
February. 

March 

April..    . . 
May    . .    . 

June 

July  ... 
August ... 
September 
October . . . 
November. 
December 

Year. .    . 


Number  op  Winds  from 


H 

H 

^ 

^ 

:2j 

?q 

S 

M 

ai 

m 

?■ 

'A 

9 

0 

2 

13 

8 

8 

11 

11 

14 

0 

3 

5 

7 

2 

12 

11 

11 

1 

5 

3 

9 

4 

24 

5 

12 

5 

4 

13 

4 

2 

1 

19 

7 

12 

13 

11 

3 

1 

1 

14 

15 

9 

3 

7 

7 

9 

2 

6 

6 

3 

4 

14 

i3 

4 

6 

11 

9 

4 

3 

18 

4 

1 

6 

8 

5 

2 

5 

18 

7 

6 

4 

10 

5 

0 

4 

12 

7 

1 

3 

22 

6 

0 

2 

1 

21 

2 

7 

13 

10 

4 

0 

10 

4 

1 

5 

24 

109 

40 

48 

125 

94 

41 

82 

154 

Q 


37 


!:X  CD 


11  6 


S.E. 

S.E. 

W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

N. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

S.E. 

N.W. 

N. 

S.E. 

N  W. 


Number  of  Dats 


11 

9 

7 
12 
12 
11 

7 

13 
17 

9 
12 

7 

127 


O 


11 

11 

8 

10 

14 

9 

18 

13 

10 

7 

5 

9 

125 


D 


16 

8 

5 

10 

6 

5 

3 

15 

13 

15 

113 


9 

11 

16 

14 

10 

8 

12 

7 

4 

8 

10 

19 

128 


W 


22 
17 
15 
16 
21 
22 
19 
24 
26 
23 
20 
12 

237 


©  o 


21 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    ONTARIO. 


25 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Haileybury — Latitude,  N.  47°  29';  Longitude,  W.  79°  39'. 

Height  above  Sea,  687  feet. 


Month. 


January 

February . . . 

March 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August 

September. . 

October 

November.  . 
December  . . 


Year.  . . . 


Barometek  at  32°. 


30  00 


Extremes. 


Max.    Min 


m. 
30-97 
30 -74 
30  40 


30-97 


29  03 


Tkmper.\tx.ire. 


Mean. 


5  !  s 


.35  1 


9] 
9-8 
227 
342 
49-4 
637 
65-3 
65-4 
52-8 
42-3 
33-4 
18-5 


33  4 


18 

9 

19 

3 

29 

6 

41 

7 

57 

1 

73 

1 

74 

7 

75 

8 

63 

0 

49 

6 

40 

6 

23 

0 

47 

2 

31 
3  2 
10-5 
23-6 
37-9 
500 
54-8 
54-9 
44-3 
34-9 
25-5 
12  9 


28-6 


7  9 
80 
201 
32  7 
475 
61-5 
64-8 
65-4 
53  6 
42  3 
331 
180 


379 


Extremes. 


Max.    Min. 


930 


33-4 


Relative 
hcmiditv. 


Cloudiness. 


% 
68 
60 
64 
69 
64 
56 
56 
48 
63 
74 
82 
85 


66 


65 


Precipitation. 


0-70 

0-38 

R. 

1-75 

2-54 

1-77 

4- 

1-70 

405 

2-27 

0-79 

0-27 


21  11 


15-9 
28-5 
29-9 
10  7 

30 

S. 


0-4 
10-2 
22-8 


121-4 


& 


§5 


33  25 


35 
67 
00 
56 
65 
82 
07 
76 
96 
43 
50 
63 


1-07 


Number  of 

Wis 

DS  FROM 

Direction  at  time  of 
Maximum  Force. 

Number  op 

DATS 

;= 
o 

> 

< 

o 

S 

3 
_S 
'A 
A 

% 

i 

d 

2; 

Month. 

^ 

H 
•^ 

H 

02 

OQ 

^ 

'A 

o 

i. 
5 

o 
>> 

■3 

1 

1 

1= 

o 

•■3 

i 

1- 

s 

5 

bo 

i 

3 

< 

January 

13 

0 

1 

8 

11 

2 

5 

14 

8 

II 

VII 

N. 

2 

9 

7 

15 

15 

17 

0 

16 

2 

0 

0 

2 

February 

9 

0 

3 

4 

5 

2 

7 

13 

13 

I 

V 

N.W 

0 

6 

9 

13 

16 

21 

0 

12 

1 

0 

0 

2 

March 

10 

2 

1 

5 

5 

1 

5 

22 

11 

II 

IV 

N.E.-N.W. 

0 

8 

7 

16 

16 

21 

0 

15 

1 

0 

0 

2 

April 

7 

15 
15 
11 
14 

0 

4 
4 
2 

1 

4 
1 
0 
3 
2 

3 
2 
3 

2 
5 

14 

15 

6 

9 

11 

4 

3 
8 
4 
5 

8 
3 
9 
6 
10 

7 
2 
3 
13 
3 

13 
17 
12 
12 
11 

II 
I 

II 
II 
II 

V 
IV 

IV 
IV 
IV 

N.W. 

N.E.-N.W. 

N.-W. 

Variable. 

N.-W. 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

6 

7 
7 
5 
8 

9 

8 

13 

16 

12 

15 
16 
10 
10 
11 

10 
13 

9 
17 

9 

11 

4 
1 
0 
0 

0 
0 
0 
0 

0 

20 
18 
21 
14 
22 

2 
3 
2 
3 
2 

0 
2 
4 
5 
1 

0 
0 

1 

0 
0 

1 

May 

3 

June 

0 

July  .. 

1 

August 

5 

September 

9 

1 

0 

3 

22 

3 

5 

12 

5 

II 

V 

N.W. 

1 

5 

17 

8 

20 

0 

0 

10 

1 

0 

0 

3 

October. 

5 

0 

0 

6 

16 

11 

7 

14 

3 

II 

IV 

Variable. 

0 

6 

6 

19 

14 

10 

0 

17 

3 

1 

0 

0 

November 

0 

4 

2 

5 

18 

7 

1 

18 

5 

II 

V 

W. 

1 

3 

8 

19 

16 

9 

0 

14 

2 

1 

0 

0 

December  

8 
116 

2 
20 

1 

18 

5 
51 

6 
138 

3 
53 

9 

75 

IS 
139 

10 
120 

II 

IV 

W.-S.E 

0 

2 

72 

4 
116 

25 
177 

16 
171 

21 
115 

0 
0 

15 
194 

0 
22 

0 
14 

0 

1 

0 

Year 

II 

VII 

N. 

4 

19 

26 


METEOEOLOGICAL   TABLES,  ONTARIO. 


Monthly  and  Annual  .Sumiuarie.s  for  the  Year  1909,  Kingston — Latitude,  N.  44°  13'  ;  Longitude,  W.  76°  29'. 

Height  above  Sea,  285  feet. 


B.-iBOSIKTEIl  AT  32°. 

Tempekaturk. 

Relative 
hu.miditt. 

Cloudiness. 

Pkecipitat'jn. 

itoNTH. 

d 

E.xtremes. 

Jlean. 

Extremes. 

.si 

o 

Max. 

Min. 

S 

ci 

QC 

% 

S 

% 

-• 

% 

% 

S 
% 

S 

CO 

% 

a 

CO 

% 

Pi 

% 

i 

o 
c 

1 

S 

c. 

>< 

1 

- 

in. 

in. 

in. 

o 

■= 

' 

" 

» 

= 

» 

' 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

.January 

29 

82 

30  47 

29 

11 

18 

9 

22-2 

29-2 

13-9 

21 

56 

41 

2 

9-2 

86 

81 

85 

84 

81 

69 

65 

72 

1-42 

10-6 

2 

48 

0-50 

February . . . 

29 

64 

30-26 

28 

94 

20 

8 

23-3 

30-1 

13-9 

22 

01 

43 

8 

11-4 

86 

78 

82 

82 

72 

63 

66 

67 

2  90 

130 

4 

20 

1-06 

March 

29 

54 

30  11 

28 

71 

23 

9 

291 

340 

20-3 

27 

17 

48 

5 

8-2 

85 

77 

83 

82 

66 

67 

53 

62 

1-89 

14-5 

3 

34 

1-57 

April 

29 

71 

30-32 

29 

26 

37 

1 

39-3 

471 

32-1 

39 

57 

57 

1 

17-4 

78 

69 

79 

75 

72 

62 

57 

64 

2-77 

1-6 

2 

93 

0-87 

May 

29 

62 

29-98 

29 

17 

50 

6 

52-9 

59-4 

45-5 

52 

49 

77 

0 

33-8 

77 

71 

74 

74 

72 

70 

79 

74 

4-35 

4 

35 

109 

June 

29 

67 

30  00 

29 

45 

60 

4 

63-7 

69-6 

54-9 

62 

24 

79 

0 

40-9 

77 

68 

75 

73 

66 

50 

67 

61 

111 

1 

11 

0-34 

July 

29 

61 

29-97 

29 

29 

64 

9 

66-6 

72-4 

58-2 

65 

30 

79 

8 

47-3 

75 

64 

73 

71 

63 

66 

58 

62 

3-60 

3 

60 

0-70 

Augu.st 

29 

72 

30  05 

29 

27 

65 

2 

68-5 

751 

59-3 

67 

23 

83 

7 

42-3 

76 

59 

70 

68 

56 

48 

46 

50 

2-98 

^ 

98 

1  18 

September .. 

29 

80 

3018 

29 

40 

57 

7 

59-3 

66-5 

51-9 

59 

18 

77 

6 

42-9 

84 

78 

85 

82 

54 

55 

43 

51 

3-92 

3 

92 

1  91 

October 

29 

73 

30  24 

29 

18 

43 

5 

47-1 

54-7 

38-5 

46 

59 

75 

9 

20-3 

81 

64 

78 

74 

69 

68 

54 

61 

211 

S. 

2 

11 

0-43 

November . . 

29 

86 

30-43 

29 

13 

37 

4 

39-9 

46-5 

32-6 

39 

56 

64 

0 

13-8 

82 

71 

79 

78 

87 

73 

61 

74 

3'55 

30 

3 

85 

1-71 

December  . . 

29 

61 

30-26 

29 

18 

21 
41 

8 
9 

23-3 
44-6 

28-2 
51-1 

17-9 
36-6 

23 

08 

45 

83 

2 

7 

5-9 

88 
81 

82 
72 

85 
79 

85 

77 

92 

71 

83 
65 

74 
60 

83 

65 

2-26 

8-6 

3 

12 

1-16 

Year 

29 

69 

30-47 

28-71 

43 

83 

11-4 

32-86 

5-13 

37 

99 

1-91 

Number  of  W 

NDS 

FROM 

1 
"x 

§> 

■ss 
.11 

(5 

s 

o 

Number  of  Days 

Month. 

2 
1 
1 
3 
1 
1 
8 
7 
1 
5 
2 
5 

37 

25 
20 
16 
16 
18 
11 
2 

8 
16 
10 
20 
13 

175 

1 
1 
2 
3 
2 
2 
0 

0 
0 
0 
2 

4 

17 

4 
3 
3 
5 
2 
2 
10 
12 
5 
4 
4 
1 

55 

2 
4 
0 
4 
0 
1 
1 
4 
1 
0 
3 
0 

20 

aj 

17 

7 

9 

11 

29 

33 

19 

14 

27 

15 

14 

7 

202 

i- 

6 
11 

10 

11 
4 
5 
6 
4 
1 

11 
4 

18 

91 

5 

9 

21 

7 

6 

3 

15 

12 

9 

16 

11 

14 

128 

"^ 

Q 

0 

0 

0 
0 
2 
1 
1 
0 

1 

0 
0 

5 

IB 

to® 

< 

3 

6 
4 

7 
6 
5 
4 
7 

12 

10 

7 

2 

1 

71 

3 
C 

5 

6 

9 

8 

7 

4 

15 

10 

10 

10 

9 

10 

3 

101 

>> 

•o 

o 
O 

19 
15 
16 
17 
22 
11 
14 
9 
10 
15 
18 
27 

193 

■ii 

S  o 

4)   T-l 

£^ 

17 
15 
17 
17 
14 
10 
17 
7 
11 
12 
16 
14 

167 

c 
c 
03 

9 
12 
16 

3 

K 
1 

1 

14 
13 
14 
13 
17 
20 
14 
24 
19 
19 
14 
17 

198 

5 

1 

ED 

si 

bo 

1 

3 

January 

February 

ml 

12 

11 

10 

12 

9 

8 

8 

6 

9 

7 

9 

7 

9 

s. 
3 
2 

7 
0 
1 
5 
5 
7 
C 
6 
5 
5 

4 

mis. 
28 
26 
24 
26 
28 
16 
18 
18 
25 
25 
26 
20 

28 

s. 

S.W. 

s.w. 

S.W. 

s.w. 

S.W. 
N.W. 

s. 

W. 

s.w. 

S.W. 

w. 

2 
1 
0 
4 
1 
0 
0 
0 

1 

-  2 
1 
0 

1 

March 

April 

May.  . 

3 

1 
2 

1 

1 

2 
1 
1 

?, 

11 

July 

August 

September 

1 
1 

1 

16 

2 

, 

4 
12 

56 

1 
2 
1 

5 

2 

November 

1 

1 

7 

\  ear  . 

S.-S.W. 

12 

18 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    ONTARIO. 


27 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  London — Latitude,  N.  42°  59';  Longitude,  W.  81°  13'. 

Height  above  Sea,  808  feet. 


Month. 


January .   . 

February. . 

Maruh 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August . . . . 
September. 
October  . . . 
November. 
December  . 


Year . 


Barometer  at  32°. 


29-95 


Extremes. 


Max.    Min 


30-63: 
30-54' 
30-45 
30  16 
29-80 
30-13 
30-37 
30-39 
30-44 
30-63 
30-65 
30-41 


30-65 


in. 

2917 
29-18 
29-45 
29-63 
29-69 
29-65 
29-58 
29-63 
29  73 
29-49 
29-42 
20-25 


29-17 


Tempkbatuue. 


Mean. 


9  29- 

0  29' 
32 


44-3 


52-2 


25-5 
270 
28-2 
41  4 
53-2 
66 -0 
68  2 
68-3 
57-3 
43-4 
410 
23-2 


45-2 


18-7 
19-1 
22  8 
32-1 
43-9 
546 
56  7 
56-8 
47-9 
35-2 
33-6 
17-7 


Extremes. 


Max. 


55-9 


36-6 


46-3 


60-5 
49-5 
46-0 
70-0 
84-5 
88-5 
90-5 
93-5 
89-5 
80-5 
68-5 
51-5 


93-5 


Min. 


14-5 
30 
11-5 
16-0 
290 
39-0 
42-5 
420 
30-5 
240 
15-5 
00 


14-5 


Relative 
HnsiiDiTr. 


% 
241 
24-4 
281 
38-7 
50-4 
61-4 
62-6 
627 
54-2 
400 
37-5 
21-6 

42-1 


% 
28-5 
28-8 
32-5 
43  1 
56  1 
66-3 
67'5 
68-2 
61-0 
47-6 
43-5 
25-2 


47-4 


% 
24-8 
26-5 
28-6 
39  0 
50-7 
62-7 
63-4 
63  5 
54-5 
41-7 
39-4 
22-5 


43  1 


44-2 


Clocdiness. 


58 


% 
65 
72 
64 
66 
45 
41 
50 
41 
45 
48 
53 
79 


% 
52 
64 
49 
60 
44 
35 
3 
38 
27 
61 
47 
71 


56  49 


% 
67 
74 
57 
64 
4: 
39 
35 
40 
38 
54 
54 
82 


54 


Pkeoipitation. 


m. 

1-52 

3-05 

2-38 

3-54 

4-61 

309 

0-97 

2-32 

0-49 

1-41 

4-25 

0-99 


28-62 


1 
18 
30 

132-8 


3-12 

5-78 

4- 

515 

4-64 

3  09 

0-97 

2-32 

0-49 

1-54 

613 

3-99 


41-90 


60 

66 
65 
20 
48 
81 
75 
85 
28 
28 
47 
68 


2-47 


Month. 


January, , 
February . . 

March .... 
April .  ... 

May 

June 

July 

August . . . 
September. 
October. . . 
November, 
December , 

Year. . . , 


Number  of  Winds  from 


53 

H 

^ 

^ 

z 

H 

en 

K 

cc 

P 

^5 

12 

6 

12 

0 

17 

22 

24 

6 

0 

18 

0 

20 

16 

19 

15 

0 

15 

0 

14 

8 

41 

0 

3 

23 

0 

24 

15 

25 

11 

8 

17 

0 

31 

18 

8 

20 

15 

21 

0 

9 

12 

13 

13 

2 

15 

0 

18 

15 

30 

15 

6 

21 

1 

11 

15 

21 

18 

7 

27 

0 

9 

12 

10 

13 

5 

21 

0 

22 

11 

17 

4 

6 

26 

0 

8 

10 

36 

3 

15 

6 

0 

25 

26 

18 

130 

73 

222 

1 

208 

180 

262 

X^ 


VI 

VI 

VI 

VIII 

II 

I 

III. 

I 

II 
I 

V 
VI 

VIII 


?s 


N.E. 
Variable. 

N.W. 

S.W. 
Variable. 

Variable. 

N.W.- 

N.E. 


N.E. 


N.W, 

S.W. 

s.w. 


o 


Number  of  Days 


0 

3 

5 

5 

8 

12 

16 

14 

16 

7 

16 

1 

98 


0 

5 

0  > 

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p^ 

0 

Ph- 

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w 

fe 

h 

H 

^A 

12 

14 

18 

13 

0 

13 

1 

1 

0 

9 

16 

18 

15 

0 

10 

1 

0 

0 

17 

9 

14 

12 

0 

17 

0 

1 

0 

12 

13 

14 

6 

0 

16 

2 

5 

0 

14 

9 

11 

2 

0 

20 

0 

2 

0 

13 

5 

10 

0 

1 

20 

0 

3 

0 

13 

2 

10 

0 

0 

21 

0 

2 

0 

13 

4 

5 

0 

0 

26 

0 

3 

0 

8 

6 

7 

0 

0 

23 

1 

1 

0 

13 

11 

10 

3 

0 

21 

2 

1 

0 

16 

8 

13 

4 

0 

17 

1 

1 

0 

10 

20 

17 

19 

0 

14 

0 

0 

0 

150 

117 

147 

74 

1 

218 

8 

20 

0 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 


28 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES,    ONTARIO. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Sumnaaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Ottawa — Latitude,  N.  45°  26'  : 

Height  above  Sea,  294  feet. 


Longitude,  W.  75°  42'. 


Barometer  at  32°. 

Temperaturr. 

Relative 
Humidity.        i 

Cloudiness. 

Pkecipi 

fATION. 

Month. 

'  Kxtremes. 

Mean. 

Extremes. 

, 

si 

r 

OO 

% 

CO 

% 

i 
% 

CO 

% 

£ 
a. 

% 

S 

p. 

00 

% 

i 

% 

a 
1 

5= 

o 

a 

1 

3  — 

Max. 

Min. 

00 

S 

00 

Max. 

Min. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

o 

o 

= 

■> 

' 

° 

■> 

in. 

in. 

ik. 

in. 

January 

February . . . 

29-88 

30-58 

29  06 

n-5 

13  6 

■n  3 

6-0 

13  67 

40-0 

16 

0 

78 

53 

65 

2'00 

13-6 

3  36 

0-50 

29 

68 

30 

32 

28 

92 

11-7 

16 

9 

24 

7 

7-8 

16 

28 

44 

0 

15 

0 

66 

60 

63 

1-21 

18-6 

3 

07 

0-45 

29 
29 

56 
75 

.50 
30 

07 
34 

28 
29 

78 
23 

21-1 
33  9 

27 
38 

6 
6 

32 
45 

9 
6 

16-7 
28-8 

24 
37 

82 
20 

43 
66 

0 
0 

3 
14 

0 
0 

51 

58 

53 
55 

52 
56 

1  38 
2-76 

22-4 
11-0 

3 
3 

62 
86 

1-48 

April 

88 

88 

-  T- 

88 

0-77 

May 

29 

67 

29 

99 

29 

27 

50-3 

54 

9 

61 

9 

440 

52 

93 

75 

0 

30 

0 

88 

87 

87 

58 

54 

56 

5-97 

S. 

5 

97 

1-40 

June 

29 

67 

30 

07 

29 

41 

61-2 

66 

2 

74 

5 

53-4 

63 

95 

86 

0 

40 

C 

80 

78 

79 

36 

47 

41 

2-37 

2 

37 

0-71 

July 

29 

62 

29 

99 

29 

25 

63-4 

67 

1 

74 

9 

57-5 

66 

18 

85 

0 

47 

0 

85 

84 

85 

51 

47 

49 

506 

5 

06 

115 

August 

29 

75 

30 

14 

29 

28 

61-9 

67 

8 

75 

7 

55-7 

65 

68 

87 

0 

43 

0 

89 

82 

85 

43 

43 

43 

306 

3 

06 

0-90 

September. . 

29 

82 

30 

33 

79 

44 

.52-6 

.57 

2 

65 

9 

47-8 

56 

82 

82 

0 

37 

0 

.53 

40 

46 

3-06 

3 

06 

0-69 

October 

29 
29 

74 
90 

30 

30 

25 
49 

29 

29 

27 

20 

110 
32-6 

44 
35 

4 

2 

52 

42 

6 
3 

36-9 
28-5 

44 
35 

75 
38 

74 
63 

0 
0 

22 

7 

0 
0 

56 
73 

47 
59 

51 
66 

113 
319 

S. 
6-7 

1 
3 

13 
86 

0-34 

November . . 

0-98 

December  . . 

29 

l!3 

30 

31 

29 

22 

17-8 
38-2 

... 

19 

7 

24 

4 

13-7 

19 

03 

35 

0 

10 
16 

0 
0 

75 
58 

57 
51 

66 
54 

R. 

180 

1 

80 

0-85 

86 

84 

85 

Year 

29 

72 

30 

58 

28 

78 

42-4 

49 

7 

33  0 

41 

39 

87 

0 

31  19 

90-3 

40 

22 

1-48 

Number  op  Winds 

FROM 

> 

< 

1 

> 
a 

3 
.§ 

'y. 
% 

%> 

*  a 
.11 

CO 

"o 
d 

Number  op  Days 

Month. 

13 

2 
1 
0 
3 
0 
1 
0 
4 
0 
0 
8 
17 

36 

'Z 

24 
Ifi 
4 
7 
2 
1 
1 
0 
5 
1 
7 
2 

70 

2 

2 

11 

12 

22 

7 

6 

5 

14 

11 

19 

9 

120 

1 
4 
5 
0 
1 
1 
1 
0 
4 
1 
0 
0 

18 

w 

0 
0 
2 
6 
4 
1 
4 
7 

10 
1 
4 
0 

39 

9 
5 
3 
6 
8 
9 
8 
11 
3 
6 
2 
8 

78 

8 

18 
19 
14 
24 
37 
38 
21 

8 
34 
10 
15 

246 

13 

10 

18 

11 

0 

1 

3 

8 

14 

7 

10 

11 

106 

■1 

3 

0 
0 

1 

1 
2 
1 
6 
2 
1 
0 
0 

17 

u 

rf 
a; 

O 

6 

5 

11 

8 

9 

11 

10 

13 

12 

9 

5 

6 

105 

>, 

T3 

O 

5 

1 

10 
12 
11 
10 

8 
15 
11 
13 

8 
12 

9 
10 

129 

1 
O 

15 
11 

9 
12 
14 

4 
10 

5 

10 
10 
16 
15 

131 

U 

a  V 
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£S 

CM 

14 
17 
12 
17 
18 

8 
17 

7 
12 

9 
13 

9 

153 

1 

10 

13 

11 

3 

17 
11 
19 
13 
13 
22 
14 
24 
18 
22 
17 
22 

212 

1 

05 

V 

1 

Ml 

i 

< 

mis. 
4-0 
4-2 
4-0 
4-6 
5-5 
5-1 
4-8 
6-6 
6  5 
6-6 
5-9 
5-6 

mis. 
13 
14 
13 
14 
15 
12 
12 
18 
12 
12 
12 
12 

N.E.- 
N.W. 

E.  W. 
N.W. 
N.E. 
S.W 
W. 
N.W. 
S. 

N.W. 

W.- 
N.W. 

N.W. 
S.W. 

April 

1 

May 

June 

6 
6 
3 
2 
2 

July 

August 

September 

October 

4 
9 

50 

2 

November 

Oecember    

4 

19 

0 

Year ■ 

5-3 

18 

S. 

0 

2 

METEOEOLOGICAL   TABLES,    ONTARIO. 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Parry  Sound— Latitude,  N.  45°  19' ;  Longitude, 

W.  80°  0'.     Height  above  Sea,  635  feet. 


29 


Month. 


January.  . 
February. 

March 

April  .... 

May 

June .... 

July 

August.  . . 
September 
October. . . 
Novembtr 
December. 

Year..   . 


Barometbr  at  32° 


Extremes. 


Max.    Min 


39|  30 

I 
20    29 


35j  29 

41 !  29 
33  29 
45  30 
18l  29 


29-2»|  3901 


28-32 


Temperature. 


eo  4 
61-3 
63-8 
527 
.39  0 
34  7 
19-1 

38-9 


Mean. 


20-7 


28 


201 
260 
35-7 
50-8 
63-6  75 
66-2177 
67-6,79 
56-4  66 


43  5 
36-7 
23-1 

42-5 


8110 


51-5 


32-5 


4200 


Extremes. 


Max.    Min 


90  0 


16 


Rela    vk 
Humidity. 


s 

S 

a 

s 

a 

a. 

00 

IN 

00 

% 

% 

% 

77 

78 

78 

77 

78 

84 

80 

76 

84 

78 

73 

79 

73 

64 

73 

75 

59 

70 

81 

64 

78 

79 

61 

77 

87 

74 

82 

88 

73 

85 

89 

74 

82 

92 

77 

82 

81 

71 

79 

% 

78 
79 
80 
77 
70 
68 
74 
72 
81 
82 
82 
84 


77 


Cloudiness. 


s 

S 

S 

c3 

d 

a 

00 

fM 

00 

% 

% 

% 

76 

74 

6D 

78 

73 

67 

65 

62 

44 

69 

61 

56 

58 

67 

58 

49 

37 

39 

45 

47 

52 

42 

38 

39 

65 

61 

41 

73 

70 

53 

69 

68 

48 

82 

78 

83 

63 

61 

54 

% 

72 
73 
57 
62 
61 
42 
48 
40 
52 
65 
62 
81 


59 


Precipitation. 


43 


9 
29 
22 

9 

2 

S. 
11 
58 

141 

5 
5 
0 
5 
0 

0 
0 

5 

2 

66 

4 

73 

2 

68 

3 

97 

2 

68 

1 

10 

3 

91 

1 

51 

4 

90 

4 

45 

2 

79 

G 

20 

41 

5f 

S  3 

"  o 


in. 
91 
18 
48 
73 
82 
43 
95 
83 
20 
97 
52 
60 


I  95 


' 

Number  of  Winds 

FROM 

1 

> 

S 

s 
a 

mis. 

■=■1 
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a 

J 

"S 

d 

Number  of  Days 

• 

Month. 

^ 

a 
•^ 

W 

CO 

w 

02 

^ 

^ 
^ 

3 

CD 

> 

mis. 

u 
A 

0 

3 
0 

p2 

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S 

0 

3 

1? 

'i 

"a 

p 
h 

3 

11 

i 

s 

9 

6 
7 
5 

5 

9 
11 

4 
3 

11 

3 

13 

10 

2 
3 

10-1 

24 
90 

N.W. 
S.E. 

6 
4 

4 
6 

21 

18 

11 
16 

6 
19 

20 
11? 

2 

February 

March 

q 

4 

6 

0 

8 

3 

6 

2 

16 

16 

7 

9 

IS 

S.E. 

8 

9 

14 

11 

10 

20 

April 

2 

6 

5 

4 

10 

7 
4 
8 
3 
5 

3 
3 
2 
2 
4 

18 

11 

4 

5 

9 

1 
3 
6 
8 
6 

12 
19 
10 
13 

8 

9 
10 
15 

9 
13 

7 
5 
7 
15 
3 

1 
1 
3 
3 
4 

9 
7 
6 
7 
6 

3 
6 
2 
2 
5 

22 
20 
16 
18 
16 

S.W. 

s.w. 
s.w. 

N. 
N.W. 

9 

8 

13 

13 

18 

4 
6 
9 
9 

5 

17 

17 

8 

9 

8 

14 
9 
6 

11 
4 

5 

1 

1 

16 
22 
24 
20 
27 

1 

1 

1 

4 
2 
1 
3 

May 

July 

August 

1 

September 

7 

6 

5 

14 

2 

K 

6 

9 

3 

7 

5 

16 

S.E. 

10 

6 

14 

10 

20 

2 

October 

8 

5 

2 

10 

1 

15 

3 

15 

3 

8 

9 

32 

S.W. 

1 

6 

6 

19 

10 

3 

21 

1 

1 

2 

November 

December 

7 
7 

78 

9 
13 

78 

4 
3 

35 

17 
10 

126 

3 
3 

43 

8 
8 

125 

1 
1 

78 

11 
15 

126 

0 

2 

41 

9 
g 

7 

22 
26 

s  w 

g 

r. 

15 

12 

4 

18 

S.E. 

1 

2 
105 

6 

77 

23 
183 

13 
127 

13 

51 

5 

18 
238 

1 
6 

14 

0 

Year            

8-2 

32 

S.W. 

2 

2 

_ 

30 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES,  ONTARIO. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  foi  the  Year  1909,  Port  Arthur. — Latitude,  N.  48°  27' ;  Longitude,  W.  89°  12'. 

Height  above  Sea,  644  feet. 


Month. 


January . . . 
February . . . 

^larch 

April 

May.. 

June 

July 

August 

September . . 

October 

November.  . 
December  . . 

Year 


Barometer  at  32", 


29-28 


Extremes. 


Max.    Min, 


in. 

29-96 
29  94 


29-9: 


in. 

28-81 
28-58 
28  58 


28-55 


3-3 
3-4 
lC-9 
27-0 
44-1 
55-3 
60-2 
59-9 
47-8 
37-5 
30-4 
12-8 


33-2 


Temperature. 


Mean. 


8-0 


39-9 


5-9 

2-0 

13-4 

2,21 

2.S6-6 

0473 

052-9 

9  55-0 

3j43-0 

9  340 

26-4 

8-3 


46-4 


27-6 


3700 


Extremes. 


Max.   Min 


410 
380 
46-0 
54-0 
800 
84-0 
85-0 
S50 
77-0 
65-0 
57-0 
43  0 


85-0 


370 


Relative 
Humidity. 


83 


09 


70 

75 
81 
80 


75 


Cloudiness. 


% 

58 

60 

53 

51 

47 

48 

50 

48 

49 

76 

77 

SO 


58 


% 
63 
64 
59 
66 
5G 
44 
62 
59 
41 
01 
79 
71 


60 


56 


% 
58 
61 
56 
61 
53 
46 
53 
51 
44 
69 
73 
71 


58 


Precipitation. 


16  18 


s 

m 

P 

in. 

in. 

10-9 

1 

20 

5  3 

0 

56 

6-6 

0 

66 

30 

0 

64 

1 

20 

0 

57 

5 

17 

3 

05 

2 

61 

1 

49 

18-6 

2 

63 

3-6 

1 

20 

480 

20 

98 

)0-23 

;o-22 

JO-21 

1016 

10-37 

0-24 

1-46 

iO-62 

117 

iO-72 

iO-82 

)0-63 


1-46 


Month. 


January 

February . . . 

March 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August 

September. . . 

October 

November. . . 
December.  . . 

Year 


Number  of  Winds  from 


80 


w 

a 

^ 

^' 

z 

H 

m 

M 

02 

;? 

^; 

8 

3 

0 

3 

2 

15 

22 

5 

3 

" 

3 

3 

10 

21 

9 

8 

4 

2 

0 

4 

26 

12 

4 

9 

3 

1 

7 

19 

17 

7 

11 

3 

2 

4 

10 

10 

11 

6 

1 

3 

7 

8 

3 

8 

4 

4 

5 

10 

12 

3 

12 

5 

6 

1 

8 

17 

5 

7 

7 

4 

3 

10 

17 

5 

6 

6 

6 

2 

7 

20 

6 

1 

8 

4 

4 

13 

14 

9 

2 

0 

0 

3 

13 

29 

92 

72 

64 

39 

29 

108 

215 

4 
0 
2 
1 
1 
6 
7 
4 
1 
3 
-  2 
0 

31 


l-t 


9-8 


mis. 
30 
28 
40 
32 
34 
22 
24 
20 
18 
34 
26 
36 

40 


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N. 


N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
W.-N.E. 
N.E. 

W. 
N.W. 

S. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

N.W. 


Number  of  Days 


10 

« 

10 

8 

14 

13 

13 

14 

13 

7 

6 

5 

119 


74 


O 


17 
12 
15 
16 
11 

8 
12 
13 

8 
20 
19 
21 

172 


13 
6 

101 


21 
23 
24 
22 
2i 
25 
19 
17 
23 
23 
17 
25 

264 


13 


METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES,  ONTARIO. 


31 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Port  Stanley— Latitude,  N.  42°  40';  Longitude,  W.  81°  13'. 

Height  above  Sea,  592  feet. 


Month. 


January . . 
February . 
March..  . . 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August . . . 
September . 
October  . . . 
November. 
December  . 

Year.  . . . 


Barometkb  at  32°.  i 


Temperature. 


^g 


E.vtremes. 


Max.    Min. 


98'  28 
99  28 
8l'  28 
88  28 
5G   28 


73;  29 

93   28 
05   28 


29-75   28 


Mean. 


29-38!  30  05;  28-01 


43-5 


45-9 


53-2 


Extremes. 


Max.   Min, 


19-1 
211 
241 
31-4 
43-9 
54-6 
57-2 
57-7 
48-9 
36-4 
33-8 
18-7 


37-6 


45-46 


840 


15-7 


Relative 
Humidity. 


85 


s 

S 

Q. 

CO 

00 

% 

79 

So 

79 

84 

71 

83 

73 

77 

G6 

77 

72 

79 

68 

77 

69 

78 

72 

83 

67 

83 

77 

85 

78 

86 

73 

81 

Clouiiixkss. 


% 

83 
84 
80 
77 
73 
78 
75 
79 
81 
79 
83 
84 


80 


% 
85 
87 
68 
70 
56 
I  63 
38 
40 
35 
64 
02 
91 


63 


s 

S 

o. 

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m 

00 

% 

% 

74 

65 

90 

73i 

65 

54i 

75 

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66 

50 

52 

37 

55 

44 

41 

51 

36 

60 

55 

1 

69 

45 

81 

81 

68 

57 

% 

75 
83 
02 
70 
62 
55 
43 
42 
41 
60 
59 
84 


61 


Precipitation. 


« 


in. 

1-37 

216 

1-69 

3-67 

557 

2-87 

1-79 

4-26 

105 

1  33 

4  03 

1-78 


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680   38-37  1  91 


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60 
79 
57 
79 
30 
83 
22 
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4 

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19 
12 

6 
18 

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16 

10 

5 

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13-6 

36 

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2 

6 

9 

16 

18 

14 

13 

4 
2 
2 
1 
3 
5 
7 

1 

1       5 

4 
4 
10 
0 
0 
2 
2 
8 

8 
13 
4 
6 
9 
9 
5 
11 

11 

13 

10 

10 

3 

4 

5 

13 

1 
1 
1 
0 
3 
0 
0 

1 

4 
6 
8 
5 
6 
4 
7 
5 

16 
11 
12 
15 
13 
13 
17 
6 

11 
12 
10 
19 
15 
19 
16 
11 

1 
0 
3 
0 
10 
4 
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15-6 
112-0 

8-7 
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71 
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48 
36 
20 
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8 
3 
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5 
7 
8 

6 
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19 

14 

5 

1 

10 
15 
18 

5 
2 
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6 

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2 

18 
14 

3 

5 

10 
11 

10 
11 

21 
19 

1 

5 

September 

October 

November 

g 

6 

17 

T' 

1 

1 

19 

6 

10 

4 

16 

17 

4 

.... 

13 

6 

December 

0 
56 

4 

44 

11 
94 

2 
84 

0 
25 

4 
52 

21 
177 

19 
107 

1 
31 

16-7 

48 

s.w. 

9 

2 
99 

3 

68 

26 
198 

20 
173 

18 
67 

1 

11 
192 

39 

34 

0 

Year 

12-2 

48 

s.w. 

40 

0 

32 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    ONTARIO. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Southampton — Latitude,  N.  44°  30' ;  Longi.  ude,  W.  81°  21'. 

Height  above  Sea,  6.56  feet. 


Babometer 

4.T  32°. 

Temperature. 

Rkl.\tivk 
Humidity. 

C 

LOUI 

)INESS. 

Precipitation. 

Month. 

Extremes. 

Mean. 

Extremes. 

a 

a 

1 

00 

% 

B 
a. 
m 

% 

e 

a. 

00 

% 

% 

6 
d 

00 

% 

S 

d. 

CO 

% 

a 

d. 

CO 

% 

% 

c 
CO 

o 

§S 

Max 

Min. 

S 

00 

C3 

£ 

00 
o 

■s 

Max. 

Min. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

January 

29 

36 

29 

92 

28 

64 

23 

7 

24 

5 

31 

9 

16-7 

24 

29 

56-8 

6-2 

90 

86 

89 

88 

94 

85 

70 

83 

4 

19 

33-6 

7-55 

1-89 

February . . . 

29 

19 

29 

79 

28 

47 

22 

5 

25 

7 

32 

9 

17-4 

25 

14 

460 

31 

89 

86 

88 

87 

90 

90 

83 

88 

1 

63 

29-5 

4-58 

0-86 

March 

29 

16 

29 

70 

28 

53 

27 

1 

29 

0 

34 

9 

22-3 

28 

61 

44-8 

61 

88 

77 

89 

85 

81 

56 

53 

63 

0 

28 

15-9 

1-87 

0-44 

April 

29 

28 

29 

80 

28 

73 

37 

9 

37 

3 

46 

7 

29-2 

37 

98 

65-5 

11-1 

76 

75 

83 

78 

72 

66 

67 

68 

4 

82 

9-4 

5-76 

1-30 

May 

29 

23 

29 

56 

28 

77 

49 

7 

50 

4 

58 

9 

40-4 

49 

65 

80-] 

29-1 

77 

73 

81 

77 

58 

61 

66 

62, 

3 

07 

1-5 

3  22 

1-28 

June 

29 

32 

29 

58 

29 

01 

61 

9 

61 

5 

72 

4 

.51-6 

62 

04 

87-9 

37-9 

73 

70 

78 

74 

46 

55 

39 

47i 

0 

70 

0-70 

0-38 

July..       .. 

29 

27 

29 

66 

28 

89 

64 

8 

C5 

8 

73 

6 

55-9 

64 

75 

85-4 

46-2 

78 

72 

80 

77 

47 

45 

46 

46 

3 

79 

3-79 

118 

August 

29 

36 

29 

65 

28 

98 

67 

1 

60 

6 

76 

3 

58-1 

67 

22 

86-9 

40-1 

77 

69 

81 

76 

53 

49 

48 

50 

0 

82 

0-82 

0-46 

September.. 

29 

42 

29 

76 

28 

98 

56 

9 

58 

5 

66 

9 

50-5 

58 

70 

90-5 

361 

77 

67 

76 

73 

62 

61 

38 

54 

2 

04 

204 

0-71 

October 

29 

36 

29 

88 

28 

73 

43 

3 

44 

6 

52 

5 

38-5 

45 

52 

77-3 

24-1 

77 

72 

78 

76 

73 

78 

67 

73 

2 

11 

0-5 

2  16 

0-67 

November . . 

22 

45 

29 

96 

28 

78 

38 

5 

39 

7 

49 

3 

61-5 

40 

41 

68-3 

5-1 

83 

75 

83 

80 

76 

68 

56 

57 

2 

86 

6-3 

3-49 

0-94 

December . . 

29 

20 

29 

78 

28 

54 

23 

8 

25 

6 

31 

8 

19-2 

25 

48 

47-8 

0-9 

92 

85 

91 

89 

91 

93 

87 

90 

1 

04 

47  6 

5-80 

0-85 

Year 

29-30 

29-96 

28-47 

43 

1 

441 

52-3 

35-9 

44  15 

90-5 

6-2 

81 

77 

83 

80 

70 

67 

60 

66 

27-35 

144-3 

41-78 

1-89 

Month. 


January . . . 
February 
March .... 
April   .... 

May 

June 

July  ... 
August ... 
September 
October . . . 
November 
December. 

Year. . . . 


Number  of  Winds  prom 


K 

H 

^ 

^ 

7Z 

?5 

W 

m 

02 

zn 

is 

a 

1 

10 

4 

9 

11 

12 

4 

10 

5 

10 

3 

9 

5 

11 

3 

10 

9 

8 

6 

3 

13 

15 

4 

14 

17 

3 

2 

7 

22 

5 

0 

2 

7 

3 

6 

9 

6 

20 

4 

7 

8 

4 

11 

1 

4 

20 

6 

5 

5 

3 

2 

1 

15 

14 

4 

14 

5 

2 

8 

• 

7 

5 

13 

7 

13 

16 

3 

3 

1 

12 

7 

7 

10 

19 

1 

3 

0 

25 

3 

4 

7 

15 

4 

8 

7 

20 

1 

3 

1 

4 

0 

13 

16 

7 

11 

3 

111 

51 

69 

61 

154 

130 

67 

96 

Q 

1 
0 
0 
2 
0 
1 
2 
2 
1 
0 
1 
1 

11 


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a 

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^ 

o 

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s 

Q 

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mis. 

mis. 

13-9 

36 

N.E. 

8 

13-2 

46 

aw. 

8 

11-3 

30 

N.W. 

5 

13-5 

40 

s. 

8 

8-7 

25 

s.w. 

1 

8-0 

20 

S.W. 

8-6 

25 

N.E. 

1 

7-4 

25 

N.W. 

1 

10-4 

28 

N.W. 

4 

12-2 

30 

S. 

2 

12-5 

36 

S. 

2 

13-7 

36 

N.W. 

6 

111 

46 

S.W. 

46 

Number  of  Days 


O 


2 

1 

8 

5 

6 

11 

13 

10 

9 

7 

8 

2 

82 


Pm 


o 


25 
24 

18 

20 

16 

8 

9 

10 
15 
24 
18 
28 

215 


o-c 


Co 


17 
17 
17 
16 
1.' 
8 

12 
8 
8 
17 
18 
23 

176 


14 
11 
14 
14 
16 
22 
19 
23 
22 
13 
12 
8 

188 


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METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES,  ONTARIO. 


33 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Stonecliffe — Latitude,  N.  46°  9';  Longitude,  W.  78'  6' 

Height  above  Sea,  557  feet. 


Month. 


January. . 
Febniary. 
March . 
April  . 
May  . . 
June . . 
July  . . 
August 
September 
October  . . 
November 
December 


Year. 


Babombter  at  32°. 


Extremes. 


Max.    Min. 


29  •.■?(; 


30- 19 


28-23 


.^•4 


Temperatcre. 


Mean. 


400 


49-5 


1-5 
3  2 
90 
23-5 
38-1 
17  0 
52-3 
51-7 
43-8 
33-4 
24-6 


210  8 


27-4 


Extremes. 


Max. 


38  ^U 


430 
39  0 
450 
60  0 

74 
93 


930 


Min. 


29 

0 

29 

0 

22 

0 

5 

0 

25 

0 

32 

0 

40 

0 

37 

0 

34 

0 

15 

0 

11 

0 

16 

0 

29 

0, 

Relative 
Humidity. 


CLOUniNESS. 


% 
32 
48 
26 
41 
50 
51 
45 
31 
51 
54 
50 
49 


44 


% 
35 
62 
48 
50 
54 
39 
40 
23 
33 
24 
28 
36 


39 


% 
46 
60 
55 
64 
64 
35 
51 
56 
45 
28 
48 
39 


49 


% 
38 
57 
43 
52 
56 
42 
45 
37 
43 
36 
42 
41 


44 


Precipit.\tion. 


m. 

0  63 

0-20 

004 

1-64 

303 

0  74 


20  09 


3  20 


27-93 


BJ3 


1-46 


Month. 


.January 

February 

March 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August 

September 

October 

November 

December 

Year 

22476—3 


Number  of  Winds  from 


w- 

K 

^' 

^ 

^ 

;?; 

H 

CQ 

02 

05 

^ 

•A 

t 

10 

0 

1 

5 

3 

11 

2 

6 

9 

5 

0 

3 

2 

12 

1 

3 

1 

2 

2 

7 

12 

18 

1 

7 

9 

2 

1 

9 

10 

7 

3 

10 

3 

1 

13 

9 

10 

0 

8 

0 

1 

3 

5 

19 

7 

7 

1 

2 

1 

1 

13 

5 

1 

1 

0 

1 

1 

16 

4 

7 

1 

2 

1 

0 

14 

0 

2 

0 

2 

1 

1 

1 

33 

1 

8 

0 

3 

1 

2 

1 

34 

0 

0 

1 

4 

1 

1 

1 

30 

1 

66 

39 

26 

13 

47 

46 

217 

25 

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d 

< 

y 

o 

fc 

mis. 

mk. 

4-6 

14 

w. 

4-5 

22 

w. 

5-5 

17 

w. 

5-6 

18 

N.E. 

3  9 

14 

S.W. 

4  3 

14 

N.W. 

5  6 

18 

N. 

1-8 

11 

N.W. 

2-2 

15 

N. 

3-5 

12 

N. 

5  2 

16 

W. 

3-5 

12 

E. 

40 

22 

W. 

0 

Number  of   Days 


O 


18 
9 
16 
12 
12 
12 
11 
20 
14 
22 
19 
18 

183 


8 
16 
11 
15 
15 

9 
10 

4 
12 

6 

9 
12 

127 


Ph- 


11 

8 

15 

11 

12 

12 

14 

18 

8 

16 

9 

8 

8 

14 

7 

15 

15 

148 

59 

< 

20 
13 
19 
16 
13 
22 
15 
22 
22 
23 
16 
16 

217 


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34 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,  ONTARIO. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Toronto — Latitude,  ■^.  43°  40';  Longitude,  W.  79°  24'. 

Height  above  Sea,  350  feet. 


MOXTH. 


January .... 

February . . . 

March, 

April  

May 

June 

July 

August 

September .. 

October 

November . . 
December  . . 

Year 


B.\RO»IETEU    AT    32°. 


2!) -54 


29  62 


Extremes. 


Max.    Min, 


30  32 
30  11 


3032 


28-68 


44-3 


Temperature. 


Mean. 


26-5 
26-6 
30-5 
39-8 
.53  3 
65-4 
671 
678 
578 
44-4 
39-7 
251 


45-3 


54-4 


377 


46-07 


Extremes. 


Max. 


57-0 
45  6 


95-8 


Min. 


Relative 
Humidity. 


8-7 


Cloudiness. 


% 

% 

% 

82 

87 

85 

78 

83 

58 

75 

71 

68 

61 

67 

44 

71 

37 

74 

39 

79 

43 

80 

52 

84 

69 

86 

80 

78 

59 

% 

58 
63 
32 
52 
76 
42 
46 
30 
42 
43 
58 
72 


61 


% 
72 
71 
45 
61 
69 
43 
41 
34 
42 
47 
67 
75 

55 


Precipit.wion. 


PS 


m. 

0-88 

1  62 

1-18 

4-89 

3-74 

1-20 

3-47 

1-33 

1-91 

117 

3-27 

1-49 

26-15 


7-7 


32  92 


0-16 
0-70 
0.55 
1-30 
0-96 
0  .58 
0-83 
0-87 
0-54 
0-44 
1-51 
0-95 

1-51 


Number  oe  Winds 

KROM 

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20 

1 

4 

1 

8 

5 

14 

7 

2 

16  3 

56 

N.E. 

8 

2 

11 

IS 

18 

10 

— 

13 

5 

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18 

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4 

S 

2 

7 

12 

5 

1 

15-9 

44 

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8 

4 

8 

16 

15 

11 

13 

2 

1 

28 
10 

2 

5 

9 
14 

0 
6 

2 

5 
3 

14 

10 

1 

1 

0 

14-1 
14-6 

39 
54 

E. 
E. 

7 
8 

13 

7 

9 

12 

8 
11 

12 
IS 

10 

5 

19 

12 

2 

2 

2 

April 

May 

12 

6 

17 

1 

J 

4 

12 

3 

6 

10  2 

30 

W.-E. 

2 

.5 

7 

19 

18 

2 

13 

1 

5 

June 

7 

6 

15 

0 

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12 

11 

3 

4 

9-4 

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1 

13 

11 

6 

i 

23 

1 

July      

^9 

4 

10 

1 

3 

6 

11 

11 

4 

8-7 

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N. 

o 

IS 

6 

16 

15 

2 

7 

1 

August , 

September 

October 

10 

6 

17 

2 

3 

10 

10 

1 

3 

q.9 

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1 

14 

15 

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5 

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1 

15 

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16 

0 

5 

B 

1'' 

0 

0 

105 

05 

W  -S 

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13 

q 

S 

11 

10 

13 

2 

6 

2 

1 

9 

25 

3 

1 

10-5 

26 

w. 

2 

11 

13 

( 

11 

1 

20 

2 

2 

November    

1? 

3 

15 

0 

3 

8 

14 

4 

1 

11-9 

38 

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2 

fi 

in 

14 

15 

3 

15 

5 

9 
166 

i 
47 

11 
138 

0 
IS 

1 
38 

8 
83 

27 
172 

2 
45 

0 
25 

171 

39 

E. 

13 

3 
109 

7 

118 

21 
138 

12 
158 

11 
53 

19 
207 

1 

22 

21 

Year 

12-4 

56 

N.E. 

56 

8 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    ONTARIO. 


35 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  White  River — Latitude,  N.  48'  35' ;  Longitude,  W.  85°  16'. 

Height  above  Sea,  1,252  feet. 


Barometer  at  32°. 

Temperature. 

Relative 
Hdmidity. 

CLOUniNESS. 

Precipit 

» 

ation. 

Month. 

^1 

o 

Extremes. 

Mean. 

Extreme.?. 

c3 

00 

% 

d 

d 

00 

% 

% 

a 

00 

% 

48 
57 
52 
56 
53 
40 
51 
48 
90 
81 
85 
60 

60 

a 
% 

a 

d 

CO 

% 
45 
34 
45 
48 
55 
40 
47 
41 
80 
66 
66 
60 

52 

s 
% 

47 
46 
48 
52 
54 
40 
49 
44 
83 
73 
75 
60 

56 

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03 

o 

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Min. 

a 

QO 

d 

a 

CO 

i 

13-8 

Max. 

Min. 

January 

in. 
28-67 

in. 
29  35 

in. 

2S07 

61 

2-6 

13 

15 
30 
39 
56 
73 
73 
73 
58 
47 
36 
20 

7 
9 
2 
2 
6 
6 
5 

q 

o 

0-06 
0-34 
15-42 
27  55 
44-52 
58-82 
60  46 
60-81 
48-50 
39-13 
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480 
470 
26-0 
20  0 
15-0 
27 -0 
350 
29  0 
200 
60 
100 
340 

in. 
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in. 
18-5 

in. 
210 

in. 

0-50 

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28 
28 
28 
28 
28 
28 
28 
28 
28 
28 
28 

53 
55 
6« 
59 
66 
61 
69 
74 
64 
71 
53 

29 
29 
28 
29 
29 
28 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 

18 
04 
98 
04 
03 
97 
00 
36 
21 
31 
22 

27 

27 
28 
27 
28 
28 
28 
28 
27 
28 
28 

81 
94 
06 
80 
36 
14 
36 
21 
81 
01 
14 

8 
6 
21 
41 
53 
57 
54 
43 
33 
26 
9 

6 
3 
6 
5 
8 
1 
5 
8 
3 
1 

4 

4 

23 
31 
49 
65 
66 
65 
51 
39 
29 
12 

2 

8 
2 
6 
1 
0 
6 
7 
8 

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5 

15 
0 
15 
32 
44 
47 
48 
38 
30 
21 
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2 
5 
9 
5 
0 
4 
3 
3 
9 
1 

32 
45 
48 
81 
88 
82 
87 
74 
78 
56 
53 

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0 
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25 
10 
31 
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1 
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1 
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1 
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2 

51 
00 
19 
53 
08 
03 
71 
02 
38 
14 
98 

0-90 

0 
0 
1 
3 
1 
2 
1 
3 
0 

09 
33 
08 
03 
71 
02 
21 
94 
08 

0-31 

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1-20 

n-70 

0-40 

July 

1-56 

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0-38 

0  54 

1 

12 
29 

7 
0 
0 

0-46 

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1-32 

0-08 

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63 

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4 

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13 

N.W. 

N.E.-S.E. 
W. 

2 

13 
9 
9 

6 
11 
10 

12 
10 
12 

12 

14 
14 

12 
9 
3 

16 
16 

17 

May 

.Tune 

2 

8 

1 

9 

8 

13 

9 

7 

3 

5-5 

16 

s.w. 

16 

7 

7 

10 

20 

July 

8 

3 

1 

0 

4 

11 

8 

4 

23 

5-1 

16 

w. 

11 

10 

10 

12 

19 

August 

4 

4 

1 

1 

2 

9 

3 

7 

31 

4-8 

20 

s.w. 

13 

10 

8 

15 

.... 

16 

September 

9 

8 

0 

3 

3 

U 

1 

3 

16 

5-n 

13 

N. 

10 

8 

12 

13 

17 



October 

5 

5 

0 

3 

10 

8 

4 

10 

17 

4-7 

16 

N. 

5 

6 

20 

14 

8 

17 

November 

2 

5 

6 

3 

8 

11 

1 

6 

18 

6-9 

21 

S.W. 

3 

8 

19 

19 

6 

11 

December 

9 
96 

5 
54 

2 

26 

3 
34 

1 
50 

5 

84 

2 
71 

15 
62 

20 
253 

4-7 
4-3 

16 

s.w. 

9 
116 

7 
110 

15 
1.39 

13 
176 

12 
90 

0 

18 
186 

1 

1 

0 

Year 

25 

N.E.-S.E. 

2 

0 

22476— 3J 


36 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES,    ONTARIO. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Woodstock — Latitude,  N.  43°  8';  Longitude,  W.  80°  47'. 

Height  above  Sea,  980  feet. 


Barometer  at 
Sea  Level. 

Temterati-re. 

Relative. 
Humidity. 

Cloi'diness. 

1 

Frecipit.wion. 

Month. 

Extremes. 

Mean. 

E.xtremes. 

.si 

¥ 

o 

Ma.\-. 

Min. 

B 
S. 

% 

d 

% 

% 

% 

% 

% 

o 

CO 

3 

Sj= 

S 

X 

s 

o 

s 

d 

S 

in 

in. 

in. 

« 

= 

% 

in. 

in. 

in 

in. 

January  .... 

30 

13 

30-74 

29-25 

23-6 

28 

4 

25-2 

321 

16-0 

24-1 

60-0 

14 

0      87 

77 

83 

82 

55 

81 

39 

58 

1-42 

7-8 

2 

20 

0 

44 

February.  . . 

29 

95 

30-83 

29-26 

24-0 

2S 

0 

25-8 

33-2 

171 

25-2 

500 

10 

0      84 

73 

82 

80 

75 

86 

50 

70 

2-22 

6-2 

2 

84 

1 

06 

March 

29 

91 

30-50 

29-22 

26  4 

31 

9 

28-1 

33  6 

20-7 

271 

43-0 

8 

0      80 

68 

80 

76 

61 

73 

39 

58 

1-41 

8-2 

2 

23 

0 

69 

April 

30 

01 

30-60 

29-42 

38-3 

45 

6 

40  4 

49-8 

311 

40-4 

680 

11 

0      81 

69 

83 

77 

60 

8G 

43 

61 

2-73 

9-8 

3 

71 

1 

10 

May 

29 

93 

30-29 

29-55 

52-2 

59 

6 

.52-7 

62-8 

42-5 

52-6 

80-8 

24 

0      79 

65 

87 

77 

55 

80 

55 

63 

4-34 

4 

34 

0 

87 

June 

29 

99 

.30-24 

29-65 

62-8 

71 

0 

65-2 

74  6 

54-3  64-4 

87-3 

37 

3      74 

64 

75 

71 

72 

76 

55 

68 

3  23 

3 

23 

1 

35 

July 

29 

94 

30-34 

29-56 

66-1 

74 

5 

68-4 

78-0 

55-9  670 

86-5 

44 

9      73 

54 

69 

65 

41 

69 

58 

56 

1-30 

1 

30 

0 

32 

August 

30 

02 

30-35 

29-63 

65-3 

76 

3 

67-9 

78-6 

56167-3 

920 

41 

0      76 

51 

70 

66 

51 

63 

53 

56 

1-08 

1 

08 

0 

53 

September. . 

30 

10 

30-39 

29-71 

55-0 

66 

1 

57-7 

68-9 

47  2 

58-1 

88-0 

31 

0      80 

60 

75 

72 

45 

67 

23 

45 

0-74 

0 

74 

0 

25 

October 

30 

07 

30-60 

29-47 

40-7 

51 

6 

44-7 

54-8 

34-8 

44-8 

77-5 

25 

0      83 

59 

79 

74 

42 

67 

58 

56 

1-28 

01 

1 

29 

0 

45 

November  . . 

30 

16 

30-65 

29-40 

.38-4 

45 

1 

40  7 

50-5 

31-9 

41-2 

66-5 

14 

0      84 

74 

79 

79 

67 

80 

47 

65 

3-90 

2-7 

4 

17 

2 

18 

December. . . 

29 

96 

30-48 

29-33 

21-4 

25 

3 

22-5 

29-2 

16-4 

22-8 

45-2 

4 

5      87 

78 
66 

86 
79 

84 
75 

97 
60 

89 
76 

77 
50 

88 
62 

0-80 

51 

1 

31 

0 

65 

Year 

3004 

30-83 

29  22 

42-8 

50-2 

44-9 

53-8 

35-3 

44-5 

920 

14 

0      81 

24-45 

39-9 

28 

44 

2 

18 

Number  of  Winds 

FROM. 

■5 

1 

a 
g 

=  1 

•^  s 
.11 

'g 

1 

Number  of 

DATS. 

Month. 

2; 

H 

72 

^ 

^ 
^ 

5 

3 

i 

5 

o 
O 

1 

■a 

o 

5 

it 

> 

i 

01 

■| 

i 

i 
^ 

o5 

etc 

1 

box 
s  s 

i3 

j 

< 

mis. 

mis. 

January 

1 

15 

5 

13 

4 

33 

4 

18 

0 

13  3 

30 

N.W. 

2 

4 

18 

9 

13 

8 

0 

18 

0 

0 

0 

February 

8 
5 
4 
5 

12 

13 

6 

9 

4 

7 
1(1 

18 

8 
13 
10 

3 

6 

7 
3 

24 
4 

20 
17 

12 

11 

8 

12 

14 
39 
22 
17 

IT 

0 
0 
0 
2 

15-2 
11-3 
14-6 
12-5 

39 
30 
48 
36 

W. 
N.W. 
S.W. 

W. 

3 

4 
2 

4 

14 

18 
18 
15 

11 

9 

10 

12 

9 
10 
13 
11 

5 
6 
4 
0 

0 
0 
0 
0 

19 

21 
17 
20 

0 
0 
0 
0 

0 
0 
0 
0 

0 
0 
0 
0 

May 

June         

6 
5 

12 
3 

11 
0 

6 

7 

3 
6 

15 

25 

19 
6 

16 
41 

2 
0 

9-2 

10-0 

36 
27 

E. 
N.W. 

3 
4 

22 
23 

5 
4 

10 
13 

0 
0 

0 
0 

20 
18 

0 
0 

0 
0 

0 
0 

July 

Aujfust 

4 

15 

12 

10 

2 

21 

11 

18 

0 

81 

24 

S.W. 

4 

21 

6 

4 

0 

0 

27 

0 

0 

0 

September 

11 

5 

10 

9 

3 

16 

16 

20 

fl 

10-1 

30 

S.W. 

8 

IS 

4 

7 

0 

0 

23 

0 

0 

0 

October 

4 

8 

4 

7 

1 

21 

19 

29 

2 

11-1 

30 

S.W. 

7 

l& 

8 

8 

1 

0 

23 

0 

0 

0 

November 

4 

7 

11 

15 

3 

24 

4 

20 

0 

12-4 

27 

S.W. 

0 

4 

16 

10 

12 

2 

,0 

18 

1 

0 

0 

December 

4 

4 

11 

10 

1 

22 

31 

10 

0 

13-7 

33 

S.W. 

4 

1 

9 

21 

6 

4 

0 

25 

0 

0 

0 

Year'' 

61 

109 

103 

115 

42 

242 

153 

264 

6 

11-7 

48 

S.W. 

27 

48 

208 

109 

116 

30 

0 

249 

1 

0 

0 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    QDEBEC. 


3? 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  S.  W.  Point  Anticosti — Latitude,  N.  49"  24' ;  Longitude, 

W.  63°  35'.     Height  above  Sea,  30  feet. 


Month. 


January . . . . 
February . . , 

March 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August 

September . . 

October 

November . . 
December... 


Year. 


Barometer  at  32°. 


29-85 


E.'itremes. 


Max. 


30-85 


Min 


in. 
29  13 
28-75 
29  20 
29  05 
29-43 
29-59 
29-36 
29-38 
29-33 
28-94 
29-17 
29  04 


28-75 


36-1 


Temper.\tcre. 


Mean. 


11  6 
11-5 
24-8 
31  1 
38-9 
47-9 
56  0 
581 
50-8 
43-4 
33-3 
26-8 

36-2 


s  1  s 


45-7 


28-1 


Extremes. 


Max.   Min 


36-92 


68  0 
570 
520 


80-0 


16-0 

18  ol 

5-o' 

10  5 

24  Oi 

■I 
32  0! 

44-0 

45-0 

35  5 

ISO 

14-0 

1-0 


180 


Relative 
Humidity. 


Cloudiness. 


% 
68 
66 
58 
45 
56 
3- 
60 
42 
70 
79 
67 
79 


61 


% 
55 
52 
63 
45 
58 
60 
60 
52 
5.3 
65 
58 
73 


58 


% 
65 
63 
63 
49 
61 
45 
63 
45 
62 
75 
66 
78 


61 


Precipitation. 


(S 


m. 

1-50 

0-26 

0-23 

0  33 

3-40 

3-41 

412 

2-75 

206 

7-28 

2-70 

1-20 


29-24 


1-52 


1-50 
0-24 
0-22 


43  0-22 


3076 


0-80 
100 
1-40 
100 
0-50 
2  10 
1-10 
100 


210 


Number  ok  Winds 

FROM 

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8 
£ 

1 

s  S 
.§1 

5 

1 

Month. 

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55 

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15 

S 
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u 

i 

o 

5 

■a 
I 
Q 

o 
to 

"i 

'I 

1 

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-a 

3 

i 

s 

< 

mis. 

mis. 

January 

12 

17 

11 

8 

^ 

6 

4 

10 

5 

8 

4 

9 

5 

13 

20 

9 

2 

12 

4 

19  1 

50 

N  W 

11 

q 

•\, 

IP 

14 

13 

17 

• 

9 
8 
5 
9 

3 

3 

0 

9 

4 
4 

16 

15 

1 
2 

19-4 
17-0 
18-5 
11-4 

54 
40 

N.W. 

N  E 

17 
14 

9 

7 

2 
R 

17 

18 

10 
1'> 

8 
11 

18 
It 

1 
1 

March 

April 

May 

9 

4 

0 

12 
8 

3 
0 

50 

N.W. 
N.W. 

10 

13 

6 

11 

s 

5 

w 

9 

1 

4 

50 

4 

8 

3 

20 

12 

19 

5 

J 

10 
5 

5 

7 

1 
7 

16 
21 

9 
9 

4 

2 

5 
3 

10 

8 

0 
0 

12-4 

1 

11-8 

39 

30 

S.E. 
S.E. 

4 
3 

15 

7 

6 

6 

9 

18 

6 
11 

24 
20 

4 

7 

July 

7 

y 

8 
5 

9 
2 

15 

25 

11 
3 

2 

8 

1 
0 

9 
6 

0 
2 

110 
12-7 

36 

40 

N.W. 

N .  W. 

1 
6 

16 

8 

3 

4 

12 

18 

7 
10 

24 

20 

3 

5 

September 

October  '. 

5 

15 

6 

11 

7 

0 

2 

15 

1 

17-3 

48 

N.W. 

12 

4 

3 

24 

13 

18 

7 

November 

11 
4 

106 

11 
31 

120 

2 
8 

C8 

14 
5 

158 

5 
1 

71 

4 
0 

30 

2 

4 

31 

9 
9 

129 

0 
0 

13 

lS-9 
17-3 

15-6 

56 
39 

N.W. 
N.E. 

13 
15 

110 

7 
5 

108 

4 
3 

49 

19 
23 

208 

11 
14 

128 

3 
8 

48 

0 

19 
17 

237 

2 

December 

37 

0 

0 

Year 

56 

N.W. 

0 

38 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    QUEBEC. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Bird  Rocks — Latitude,  N.  47°  51';  Longitude,  N   61°  8'. 

Height  above  Sea,  106  feet. 


Barometer  at  32°. 

Temperature. 

Relative 
hcmidity.       1 

c 

LOUIIINESS. 

Precipitation. 

Month. 

>,3 

o 

Extremes. 

Mean. 

Extremes. 

S 

00 

% 

a 
p. 

% 

s 

% 

1 

! 
s 

% 

s 

00 

% 
67 
55 
60 

s 

d, 
n 

% 
56 
57 
60 

3 

00 

% 
65 
60 
43 

% 

63 
57 
54 

a 
1 

o 

"3 

-  := 

~  o 

Max. 

Min. 

00 

S 

00 

■A 

Max. 

Min. 

P 

January   .    . 

in. 

29-82 
29-70 
29  53 

in. 

30-60 
30-39 

29-85 

in. 
28-66 

29  00 
28  84 

18-1 
16-2 
25-6 

190 

17-2 
24-8 

31-3 
30-9 
34  2 

91 
6-5 

181 

20-21 
18  69 
26  13 

48-9 
49  9 
49  9 

3  6 
6-7 
3-6 

in. 
010 
0-45 
0  80 

in. 
101 
10  7 

6-7 

in. 
1  11 
1  52 

1-47 

in. 
0-30 

February .  . 

0-97 

March 

0-50 

April  * 

1 

May  * 

June  * 

July 

August 

29-fi9 
29-77 
29  93 
29-60 
29-78 
29-40 

30-13 
30- 18 
30  31 
30  07 
30-25 
30-23 

29-10 
29 -.31 
29  45 
28-92 
29  13 
28-19 

56-2 
61  5 
56-6 
49 -0 
37  0 
30  3 

38-9 

54-7 
60-0 
56-3 
47-7 
36-5 
29-4 

38-4 

601 
70-8 
60  9 
55  7 
45-2 
36  9 

47-3 

48-9 
55-2 
50-5 
42-7 
30  3 
24-5 

31-8 

54-55 
03  04 
55-72 
49  17 
37-78 
30-68 

39-55 

68-5 
83-8 
C7-9 
70-8 
530 
450 

83-8 

42-2 
49-2 
39  2 
33  0 
22  5 
12  2 

i 

62 
43 

49 

62 
62 

72 

59 

61 
43 

48 
69 
55 
68 

58 

55 
36 
42 
53 
51 
64 

52 

59 
41 
46 
61 
56 
68 

56 

0-92 
1-48 
111 
2  72 
0-79 
0-62 

0-7 
10-7 

0-92 
1-48 
1  11 
2-72 
0-86 
1-69 

0-25 

n-60 

September.  . 

0-4? 

October  .... 

0-58 

November.  . 

0-'^5 

December  . . 

0  37 

Year 

29  69 

30-00 

28-49 

67 

Number  oe  Winds  from 

o 

1 

o 
•A 

< 

U 
(-> 

o 

a 

g 

«-8 

•B  S 

«  s 

.2  t 
q 

i 

d 

♦ 

Number  of  Days 

Month. 

16 

9 

12 

4 

1 
4 

f4 

2 

3 

10 

4 

5 
8 

6 
3 

2 

6 

7 
2 

5 

7 
4 

15 

16 

9 

H 
It 
O 

4 
5 
3 

OS 

s 

2 
5 

8 

T3 
O 

u 
>, 

■3 

Ah 

16 

14 

8 

O 

o 

13 

9 

11 

o  > 

■s  o 

IS 

10 

10 

9 

c 

10 
9 

-5 

21 
18 
18 

1 
1 

2 

etc 

.s§ 

bo 

'<5 

t 

January 

February 

March      .             

31 
2-9 
2-3 

7 
5 

N.W. 

x\.W. 

W. 

0 

10 

2 

1 
1 

May* 

4 

5 
1 
] 
2 
5 

55 

1 
4 
3 

8 

3 

11 

39 

■  11 
40 

6 
5 
8 
6 
6 
6 

54 

15 
7 
0 
5 
6 
5 

55 

15 

15 
17 
14 
10 

O 

88 

7 
8 
11 
8 
4 
7 

61 

8 
12 
12 
17 
24 
15 

128 

2 
2 
1 
2 
0 
0 

19 

July 

August 

September 

October 

2-4 
20 
2-6 
2.9 
3  3 
2-8 

2-7 

7 
5 
6 

7 
8 

E. 
N.E. 

W. 
S.W. 
N.W. 

S. 

4 
2 
3 
7 

10 
5 

49 

6 
15 
14 
6 
3 
2 

61 

12 
7 
8 
11 
20 
16 

112 

13 

9 
8 

14 
7 

13 

97 

9 

7 

7 

13 

10 

11 

86 

22 
24 
23 
18 
20 
20 

184 

10 
2 
2 
6 
2 

4 
30 

2 
3 

5 

8 

9 

2 

7 

35 

■ 

iJecember 

5 

Year 

8 

N.W. 

17 

*  No  reports  for  April,  May  and  June. 


METEOUOLOGICAL    TABLES,    QUEBEC. 


39 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  'or  the  Year  1909,  Father  Point— Latitude,  N.  48°  31';  Longitude,  W.  68°  19'. 

Height  above  Sea,  20  feet. 


MO.NTH. 


Janmiary. .  . 
Februaiy .  . , 

March 

April 

May 

June 

July.  .    . 

August 

SeptcMiiber. . 
Octuber  . . . . 
November.  . 
December  . . 


Barometer  at  32°. 


Year. 


29 -90 


Extremes. 


Max.    Min, 


30-871  28-97 


Te-mperature. 


Mean. 


351 


35  6 


1 
3 
5 

5 

5 

2 

3 

1 

6|42 

0:37 

8,26 

018 


43-6 


1^8 


3l» 


09 


Extremes. 


s 


76-7 


23-3 


Rel.\tive 
Hdjiiditv. 


80 
82 
84 
83 
83 
88 


87 


Cloudiness. 


84 


s 

S 

a 

1 

a 

S 

S 

D, 

p. 

® 

s 

<e 

a 

ci 

n 

CO 

QC 

CO 

00 

% 

% 

% 

% 

% 

% 

84 

81 

82 

67 

65 

54 

83 

80 

81 

68 

68 

51 

87 

85 

85 

76 

70 

60 

85 

83 

84 

57 

61 

49 

77 

86 

82 

65 

61 

62 

76 

86 

82 

61 

82 

58 

79 

88 

85 

71 

76 

75 

81 

89 

85 

52 

70 

47 

84 

89 

86 

82 

66 

57 

82 

88 

86 

70 

73 

71 

86 

86 

86 

75 

80 

69 

86 

84 

86 

93 

87 

77 

83 

85 

84 

69 

72 

60 

Precipitation. 


30-29 


m 


in. 
13-6 
10-7 
25-6 

3-8 


2-7 
14  7 
24-9 


96-00  39-89 


in. 
0-32 

•20 
1-40 

■36 
1  32 
1-42 

70 
101 
1-43 
110 

•54 

-52 

1-43 


Number  op  Winds 

from 

!>. 

12 

3 
O 

ffl  g 

a; 
> 
< 

111 
14-8 
27-2 
16  2 
12-4 
12-9 
12-8 
110 
14-9 
lC-6 
16-6 
191 

1 

S 

B 

•A 

o  S 
"^  2 

.11 

5 

to 

c 

o 

12; 

Number  of  Days 

Month. 

9 

4 

'  13 

16 

24 

5 

4 

7 

0 

s 

!J 
10 

109 

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4 
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19 
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20 
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13 
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17 
16 
16 

170 

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c 
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13 

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3 

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16 
16 
17 
19 
17 
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22 
15 
14 
14 
15 

195 

1 

B 

2 

36 
48 
60 
48 
38 
40 
32 
40 
48 
50 
39 
37 

w. 

N.W. 
N.E. 
W. 
N.E. 
S.W. 

s. 

S.W. 

N.E. 

N.W. 

W. 

N.E. 

4 

C 

10 

11 

6 

6 

5 

2 

9 

10 

10 

9 

88 

February 

March 

1 

April 

May 

3 

1 
1 
4 
2 
2 
1 
1 

15 

1 

2 

3 

July.. 

September  

October 

1 

G 

13 

60 

0 

December 

1 

6 

0 

Year 

15-5 

60 

N.E. 

2 

40 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES,    QUEBEC. 


Monthly  and  Aanual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Montreal — Latitude,  N.  45°  30';  Longitude,  W.  73°  35'. 

Height  above  Sea,  187  feet. 


Barometer 

\T  32°. 

TKMPKR.4TUKE. 

Relative 
HuMiorrv 

1 

C 

LOUIIINESS. 

Precipitation. 

Month. 

r-H     4, 

E.Ytremes. 

Mean. 

Exti 

ernes. 
Min. 

S 

CO 

"/ 

E 
ft 

CO 

% 

S 
a, 

tXi 

% 

i 
% 

s 

00 

% 

s 

d. 

% 

S 

% 

i 
% 

o 
en 

1 

Max. 

Min. 

a 

00 

d 
S 

Max. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

0 

» 

» 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

January. .  . . 

29 -DO 

30  65 

29  07 

12 

8' 

14 

1 
923  3 

7-2 

15-26 

42 

3 

17 

2 

89 

82 

86 

86 

74 

68 

.57 

66 

2-45 

21-3 

4-58 

0-82 

February.  . . 

29-70 

30-40 

28-78 

13 

1 

17 

124-3 

8-7 

16-49 

41 

2 

11 

1 

86 

74 

80 

80 

71 

60 

40 

57 

2-20 

18-6 

4  06 

1-27 

March 

29-58 

30-14 

28-88 

22 

5 

26 

7[31-4 

20-2 

25-78 

41 

8 

3 

6 

86 

73 

79 

79 

56 

50 

52 

53 

1-66 

22  9 

3  95 

0-84 

April     

29-80 

30-35 

29-23 

36 

0 

38 

9  45-3 

31-9 

38-58 

67 

0 

19 

4 

74 

65 

74 

71 

55 

68 

56 

60 

2-13 

90 

3-03 

0-59 

May 

29  69 

30  02 

29-27 

50 

6 

54 

761-3 

46-7 

53-98 

73 

6 

33 

5 

76 

58 

69 

68 

64 

66 

59 

63 

5-92 

0-1 

5  93 

1-22 

.June 

29  70 

30-10 

29-46 

63 

1 

66 

374-7 

57-1 

65-93 

86 

5 

44 

4 

68 

57 

69 

65 

48 

52 

42 

47 

1-63 

1-63 

0-59 

July 

29-65 

30  04 

29-20 

65 

8 

67 

5,74-8 

60-2 

67-52 

85 

1 

52 

0 

73 

60 

74 

69 

52 

57 

45 

51 

365 

3  65 

1-61 

August 

29-80 

30  18 

29-30 

65 

0 

67 

675-8 

58-7 

67 -21 

88 

3 

45 

8 

78 

59 

70 

09 

41 

45 

48 

45 

2-24 

2  24 

0  93 

September . . 

29-87 

30-30 

29-^3 

55 

6 

57 

865-4 

51-0 

58- 18 

79 

6 

42 

5 

84 

69 

79 

77 

61 

51 

33 

50 

4-96 

4 -96 

1-02 

October 

29-77 

30-27 

29-33 

44 

2 

46 

7  52  2 

41  2 

46  72 

73 

2 

24 

4 

83 

07 

76 

75 

63 

66 

46 

58 

0-89 

S. 

0-89 

0-32 

November.  . 

29-93 

30-56 

29-27 

33 

5 

36 

3  42-7 

30  4 

36  53 

59 

5 

10 

7 

84 

76 

81 

80 

64 

68 

55 

63 

3-12 

9-4 

4-06 

1-12 

December  . . 

29-66 

30-36 

29  26 

19  3 

.... 

21  0 

25  3 

17-2 

21-25 

36 

6 

2 

2 

83 
*0 

78 
68 

84 

77 

82 
75 

70 

60 

73 

60 

67 

50 

70 
57 

0-07 

13  2 

1  39 

047 

Year 

29-75 

30-65 

28-78 

401 

42-9 

49-7 

35-9 

42-79 

88-3 

17-2 

30-92 

94-5 

10  37 

1-61 

NU.MBER  OF  W 

INDS 

FROM 

1 

5 
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3 

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a; 

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bo 

o 

si 

II 

h3 

i 

mis. 

mis. 

January     

February 

March 

16 

5 

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n 

n 

7 

IS 

6 

9 

14-6 

16 

w. 

3 

9 

r; 

16 

19 

16 

1 

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3 

11 

o 

S 

1 

7 

12 

15 

5 

0 

17 
17 

R 

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8 

11 

4 

IS 

IS 

10 

15 

5 

5 

2 

4 

3 

20 

10 

13 

0 

2 

40 

s.w. 

9 

13 

r, 

13 

13 

12 

18 

3 
6 
2 

,  8 

10 

8 

7 
1 

3 
4 

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10 
4 
3 
2 

5 

9 

8 

12 

13 
17 
31 
13 

6 

3 

6 

16 

10 

11 

3 

10 

0 
0 
0 
0 

15 
12 
13 
11 

2 

9 
6 
6 

34 
34 
30 
22 

s.w. 

.s.w. 

s.w. 

w. 

5 

1 
3 

8 

7 

8 

13 

7 

7 

14 

15 

17 

8 

11 

14 

15 

9 

15 

4 
1 

16 
16 
21 
16 

1 

3 
1 
4 

June 

2 

July 

August 

September 

g 

'> 

1 

4 

12 

11 

17 

r. 

n 

q 

q 

90 

s.w 

13 

10 

R 

in 

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1 

6 

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s 

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14 

15 

f) 

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n 

19 

1 

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11 

8 

n 

15 

15 

?. 

4 

t 

5 
81 

1 

13 
4 

65 

1 

2 

1 

20 

1 

4 
4 

42 

8 
9 
0 

100 

18 
10 
14 

181 

19 

5 

29 

144 

10 

10 
5 

95 

0 
0 
0 

2 

12 
12 
15 

6 
9 
4 

34 

28 
36 

S.w. 

N.W 
S.\V. 

4 
2 
1 

10 
6 
5 

114 

5 
4 

6 

83 

16 
20 
20 

168 

7 

17 
14 

161 

24 
13 
17 

204 

November    

8 
14 

65 

o 
8 

10 

12 

2 

December 

1 

Year 

13  8 

50 

W. 

36 

2 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    QUEBEC. 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Quebec— Latitude,  N.  46°  48' ;  Longitude,  W.  71°  13'. 

Heiirht  above  Sea,  296  feet. 


41 


Baromkter  at  32°. 

Temperature. 

1 
d 

ELATIVE 

[dmidity 

Clocdiness. 

Precipitation 

Month. 

§ 
S 

Extremes. 

Mean. 

Extr 

emes. 
Min. 

S 
a 
m 

% 

E 

00 

% 

i 

s 
% 

g- 

00 

% 

S 

a. 

% 

g 
a. 

% 

1 

% 

c 
'5 
K 

in. 

o 

w 

in. 

3J 

1 

si 

,„  o 

Max. 

Min. 

ci 

CO 

d. 

B 
ci 

00 

a 

Max. 

CIS 

in. 

in. 

in. 

<■ 

o 

in. 

in. 

January . . . 

2!) 

78 

30  52 

29-04 

9 

0 

11 

9 

19] 

2 

9 

11-00 

38-2 

22-8 

79 

79 

83 

80 

67 

72 

71 

70 

0-i)7 

40-7 

504 

0-61 

February.  . . 

29 

56 

30-26 

28-65 

8 

0 

12 

9 

19-7 

3 

0 

11-36 

35-8 

16-0 

79 

82 

81 

81 

60 

64 

52 

58 

2-22 

34-4 

5-66 

2-08 

March..    ... 

■29 

46 

29-88 

28  93 

19 

3 

25 

2 

.30-1 

15 

5 

22-82 

40-4 

74 

83 

78 

84 

82 

57 

57 

62 

58 

0  11 

31-8 

3-29 

0-89 

April 

29 

68 

30-19 

29  01 

32 

5 

35 

3 

42-4 

27 

3 

34-82 

610 

16-6 

85 

71 

74 

77 

65 

63 

55 

61 

2-68 

8-3 

301 

0-90 

May 

29 

60 

29-95 

29-22 

47 

1 

49 

2 

5»-0 

40 

7 

49-35 

73-4 

31-6 

77 

66 

73 

72 

76 

76 

67 

73 

3-89 

0-3 

3:92 

0-95 

June 

29 

57 

29-95 

29-29 

58 

4 

61 

6 

73  0 

50 

4 

61  Tl 

85-4 

38  0 

76 

61 

72 

69 

57 

65 

64 

62 

3  25 

3  25 

0-97 

July 

29 

52 

29-95 

29-13 

02 

3 

65 

7 

74-4 

55 

7 

65-00 

85-2 

46-0 

81 

68 

73 

74 

60 

72 

63 

65 

3-44 

3  44 

0-55 

Augu-^t 

29 

07 

30-06 

29  17 

00 

6 

03 

9 

73-6 

54 

7 

64-13 

86-0 

36-8 

83 

65 

73 

74 

61 

54 

53 

56 

5-13 

5- 13 

1-61 

September . . 

29 

75 

30-22 

29-25 

52 

5 

55 

6 

63-4 

47 

3 

55-39 

77  6 

36-4 

88 

72 

82 

81 

60 

01 

53 

58 

6  40 

6-40 

16-0 

October 

29 

62 

30-11 

29  19 

41 

8 

45 

1 

51-0 

38 

0 

44-80 

71-5 

22-6 

89 

76 

84 

83 

70 

08 

71 

70 

2-20 

2  20 

0-77 

November... 

29 

80 

30-41 

29  07 

30 

8 

83 

3 

38-6 

27 

1 

32 -SS 

550 

120 

86 

80 

83 

83 

74 

80 

70 

75 

2-74 

9  3 

3  67 

0-51 

December. . . 

29 

61 

30-28 

29-10 

17 
36 

2 

7 

19 

4 

23  2 
47-2 

13 

8 

18-50 

400 

13-4 

82 
82 

81 
73 

85 
79 

83 

78 

77 
65 

69 
07 

80 
63 

75 
65 

R. 

19-9 

1-99 

0-78 

Year 

29 

64 

30-52 

28  05 

39 

9 

31-4 

39-32 

86-0 

22-8 

33-03 

139-7 

47-00 

208 

Month. 


January. . 
February . 
March .... 
April  .... 
May     . . . 

June 

July 

August 

September 
October..  . 
November . 
December . 

Year.    . . 


NUJIBER  OK   WiND.S   FROM 


2 
1 
0 
0 

0 
2 
3 
2 
0 
1 
1 
1 

19 


H 

H 

^ 

^' 

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H 

m 

cc 

cc 

is 

^ 

20 

2 

2 

1 

10 

19 

5 

17 

1 

0 

0 

15 

20 

2 

19 

3 

0 

0 

15 

20 

4 

19 

4 

6 

2 

4 

18 

6 

29 

5 

3 

1 

8 

8 

8 

11 

2 

1 

4 

23 

11 

6 

6 

1 

4 

2 

28 

14 

4 

15 

3 

3 

4 

16 

12 

7 

16 

1 

5 

3 

17 

8 

4 

9 

2 

3 

0 

27 

12 

8 

19 

1 

0 

2 

14 

13 

10 

12 

0 

0 

2 

32 

12 

3 

192 

25 

27 

21 

209 

167 

67 

be  0^ 

2> 


mis. 


13-9 


mis. 
54 
62 
55 
40 
35 
30 
25 
26 
41 
28 
47 
37 

62 


N.E. 

N.E. 

N.E. 
W. 

N.W. 

s.w. 

N.E. 
N.E. 

N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

N.E. 

N.E. 


O 


!z, 


Number  of  Days 


59 


23 
14 
16 
15 
21 
16 
17 
17 
14 
19 
23 
21 

216 


(li  ■ 


22 
20 
15 
13 
19 
14 
18 
10 
15 
10 
16 
13 

185 


16 
17 
12 
16 
13 
21 
15 
21 
14 
18 

180 


18 


bn 


1 
5 
1 
2 
2 
5 
2 
2 
1 

24 


42 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    NEW    BRUNSWICK. 


Monthly  and  Atmual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Chatham — Latitude,  N.  47°  3'  ;  Lorgitude,  W.  65°  29'. 

Height  above  Sea,  42  feet. 


B.\ROMETEK  .■iT  32°. 

Tempbratuke. 

Relative 
Humidity. 

CLOur 

I  NEBS. 

Pkecipitation. 

Month. 

E.Ktremes. 

Mean. 

B.\tremes. 

-si 

o 

Max. 

S 

00 
% 

g 

CO 

% 

CO 

% 

i 

a 

00 

% 

CO 

% 

QO 

% 

1 

% 

o 
c 
CO 

3 

Mux. 

Min. 

00 

2 
p. 

S 
a. 

00 

Min. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

= 

» 

o 

= 

•' 

o 

' 

■= 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

January 

30  08 

30 

84 

29  10 

6 

4 

12 

1 
5  22 

5 

1 

0 

11-79 

44-0 

22 

0 

72 

75 

75 

m 

64 

55 

56 

2-37 

24-8 

4 

85 

2 

06 

February . . . 

29-84 

30 

61 

28 

75 

8 

6 

15 

9  24 

4 

3 

6 

14  01 

45-5 

22 

5 

74 

75 

76 

75 

64 

67 

53 

61 

0-92 

16-8 

2 

60 

0 

82 

March 

29 -09 

30 

10 

29 

15 

23 

9 

27 

6  33 

8 

19 

4 

26 

59 

40-5 

5 

0 

81 

81 

80 

81 

05 

67 

48 

60 

2-48 

19-9 

4 

47 

1 

18 

April 

29-98 

30 

92 

29 

06 

34 

0 

35 

343 

9 

26 

5 

35 

24 

eo-0 

9 

5 

78 

81 

82 

80 

59 

55 

51 

55 

2-16 

22  0 

4 

36 

1 

2G 

May 

29-90 

30 

37 

29 

44 

48 

8 

47 

457 

5 

38 

6 

48 

06 

75-5 

30 

5 

75 

74 

80 

76 

51 

67 

6;j 

60 

2-42 

2 

42 

0 

47 

June 

29-85 

30 

14 

29 

58 

61 

3 

60 

8  73 

0 

50 

0 

61 

51 

87-5 

34 

0 

67 

64 

73 

68 

49 

69 

03 

60 

2 -go 

2 

96 

0 

80 

July 

29-80 

30 

27 

26 

32 

64 

5 

64 

7,74 

7 

55 

7 

65 

2; 

880 

44 

5 

78 

64 

80 

74 

61 

66 

55 

61 

4-40 

4 

40 

0 

60 

August 

29  93 

30 

32 

29 

38 

63 

3 

63 

974 

6 

54 

4 

64 

51 

S9  0 

38 

0 

77 

65 

78 

73 

45 

55 

36 

45 

4-77 

4 

77 

1 

34 

September. . 

30  07 

30 

47 

29 

59 

64 

8 

57 

067 

3 

48 

7 

58 

00 

78-5 

35 

5 

85 

72 

85 

81 

65 

65 

51 

60 

8-28 

8 

28 

3 

33 

October 

29-84 

30 

31 

29 

28 

44 

8 

45 

554 

4 

39 

9 

47 

14 

74-5 

28 

0 

85 

75 

86 

82 

64 

61 

57 

61 

603 

2-0 

0 

23 

1 

55 

November . . 

30-07 

30 

64 

29 

33 

34 

2 

36 

4'44 

1 

29 

4 

36 

77 

61-5 

14 

0 

80 

76 

81 

79 

63 

69 

70 

67 

3-46 

7-6 

4 

22 

0 

83 

December  . . 

29-71 

30 

63 

29 

07 

21 

4 

... 

23 

40 

0 

8 

2S 

7 

17 

4 

23 

02 

41-5 

8 

5 

79 
78 

81 
74 

79 

79 

80 

77 

76 

59 

75 
65 

62 
55 

71 
60 

0-97 
41-22 

29  0 

3 

87 

0 

67 

Year 

29 -89 

30-92 

28-75 

38 

8 

49 

9 

32 

0 

40 

99 

89-0 

22-5 

122-1 

53-43 

3-33 

Month. 


January  . . 
February. . 

March 

April .... 

May 

June 

July 

August 

September 
October. .  . 
November 
December. 

Year.  . . . 


Number  of  Winds  from 


H 

W 

^ 

^ 

'A 

•A 

S 

w 

M 

M 

!? 

K 

0 

1 

15 

0 

3 

9 

16 

14 

0 

3 

12 

1 

1 

4 

19 

15 

2 

5 

23 

0 

0 

3 

18 

10 

2 

8 

14 

1 

0 

11 

9 

12 

4 

5 

27 

1 

0 

10 

6 

9 

1 

4 

15 

1 

3 

10 

18 

8 

0 

3 

10 

2 

3 

15 

20 

9 

2 

2 

15 

2 

3 

9 

18 

11 

4 

0 

9 

4 

1 

18 

18 

3 

6 

0 

9 

2 

1 

13 

22 

7 

4 

3 

10 

1 

4 

14 

7 

16 

2 

9 

11 

2 

1 

10 

19 

8 

27 

43 

170 

17 

20 

126 

190 

122 

15 


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irJs. 

3  9 
14-1 

4-4 
4-6 
4-3 
4-6 
4-8 
3-9 
50 

4  9 
5-5 
4-9 

4-6 


mis. 
22 
10 
18 
20 
28 
25 
20 
18 
24 
16 
20 
26 

28 


6^ 

f  3 


N.W. 
N.W. 
E.-N.W 
N.W. 
N.W. 
S.W. 

W. 
N.E. 

E. 

W. 
N.W. 
N.E. 

N.W, 


Number  op  D.ivs 


94 


6 

5 

8 

9 

9 

15 

12 

10 

9 

6 

6 

5 

100 


O  Ph  ■ 


15 
15 
15 
11 
15 
11 
14 
~7 
14 
16 
19 
19 

171 


15 
13 
14 
13 
13 
13 
16 
13 
14 
16 
12 
17 

169 


16 
15 

17 

17 

IS 

1 

15 

18 

16 

15 

18 

14 

196 


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METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,  NEW  BRUNSWICK. 


43 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  tlie  Year  1909,  Fredericton — Latitude,  N.  45°  57'  ;  Longitude,  W.  66°  36'. 

Height  above  Sea,  164  feet. 


Barometer  at     , 
Sea  Level. 

Temperature. 

Relative 
Humidity. 

Cloudiness. 

Precipitatio.v 

Wo.VTII. 

Extremes. 

Mean. 

Extremes. 

.si 

1 
3 

' 

% 

S 
% 

S 
% 

i 
1 

% 

a 

% 

S 

a 

% 

E 
% 

i 

% 

o 
m 

S.C 

Ma.\. 

Min. 

E 

1 

6 

s 

Max. 

Min. 

X 

cS 

in. 

in. 

in. 

■> 

- 

- 

■= 

o 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

January 

30  14 

30-89 

29-20 

9-8 

19-7 

13-2 

24-2 

2-3 

13-2 

52-8 

270 

90 

76 

86 

84 

57 

60 

57 

.58 

2-95 

28-0 

5-75 

2-80 

February . , . 

29-91 

30-63 

28  72 

10-4 

22-2 

16-8 

26-5 

3-6 

15-1 

46-0 

230 

87 

71 

82 

80 

58 

70 

46 

58 

0-97 

14-0 

2-37 

0-90 

March 

2974 

30-21 

29 

07 

23-7 

34-3 

27-9 

35-1 

17-0 

26-0 

43  0 

7-8 

83 

69 

83 

78 

57 

73 

46 

59 

3  56 

11-5 

4-71 

2-02 

April 

3004 

30-62 

29 

36 

35-0 

441 

36  2 

45-7 

26-8 

36-3 

63-0 

11-5 

77 

61 

79 

72 

60 

60 

54 

58 

3-22 

9-4 

416 

1-80 

May 

29  94 

30-35 

29 

46 

49-9 

51-0 

49-3 

60  9 

38-8 

49-9 

76-0 

29-0 

70 

56 

72 

66^     61 

66 

60 

62 

2  11 

211 

0-61 

June 

29-92 

30-21 

29 

53 

610 

71  0 

61-3 

73-8 

48-3  61-1 

89  0 

28-5 

70 

55 

72 

66 

51 

62 

55 

56 

4-23 

4-23 

1-55 

July 

29-86 

30  23 

29 

34 

G4-5 

73-8 

62-4  75-4 

54  7 

65- 1 

88-0 

44  4 

81 

65 

82 

76 

.58 

68 

46 

58 

300 

3-00 

1-00 

August 

29-97 

30-39 

29 

48 

61-4 

74-6 

63-476-2 

j 

52-1 

641 

91-6 

43-2 

85 

60 

80 

75 

51 

56 

49 

52 

5  07 

5-07 

2-35 

September .. 

30  13 

30-54 

29 

55 

55-5 

65-4 

56-2  66-4 

j 

47 -0 

567 

75-8 

33-0 

90 

71 

89 

83 

75 

67 

52 

65 

10-95 

10-95 

3-62 

October 

29  92 

30-41 

29 

39 

45  1 

54-2 

46  1  54-8 

39-7 

47-2 

78 -0 

25-0 

87 

69 

85 

80 

53 

61 

53 

56 

5-58 

S 

5-58 

1-63 

November  . . 

30  14 

30-75 

29 

42 

34-0 

41-8 

36-2  44-3 

29  2 

36  8 

59-8 

180 

88 

76 

89 

84 

64 

64 

73 

67 

3  61 

1-1 

3-72 

1-54 

December  . . 

29-77 

30-70 

29 

17 

19-7 

20-2 

21-427-7 

14  4 

211 

43  3 

15-0 

93 

83 

84 
68 

89 
82 

89 

78 

78 
60 

75 
65 

61 
54 

71 
60 

0-63 

19-0 

2-53 

0  60 

Year 

29  96 

30-89 

28 

72 

39-2 

48-2 

40-9  50-9 

31-2 

41-1 

91-6 

27-0 

45  88 

83-0 

54-18 

3-62 

Month. 


Januai-y . . . 
February . . 
March  . . . 
April...    . 

May   

June 

July 

August. . . 
September 
October .  . . 
November, 
December 

Year. . . 


Number  of  Winds  from 


7 
12 
14 
15 

lo      21 


S 


3 

-8 

1 

6 

4 

8 

] 

9 

4 

7 

3 

6 

4 

10 

48 

123 

u 

9 
S 

15 

12 
9 

16 
4 
8 
7 

10 
2 

111 


34 


5 

10 

5 

18 

12 

2' 

23 

28 

26 

6 

2 

3 

105 


2 

14 

11 

5 

4 

7 

9 

4 

10 

23 

19 

22 

130 


35 
35 
36 
28 
20 
29 
27 
32 
17 
35 
34 
40 

374 


O 


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fr 

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CJ 

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ce 

m 

d 

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y 

p 

'A 

mis. 

mis. 

7-9 

27 

N.W. 

1 

10-5 

29 

N.W. 

3 

9-8 

27 

S.W. 

2 

9-4 

30 

S.W. 

1 

8-0 

20 

W. 

0 

6-7 

16 

S.W. 

0 

7-7 

22 

N.W. 

0 

9  4 

27 

W. 

1 

9-1 
9  5 

20 

N.W. 

0 

Number  of  Days 


5^ 

■a 

E 

MS 

U 

# 

!&c 

i 

to 

% 

o 

£S 

c 

<s 

-« 

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J2 

b£ 

FM 

CJ 

PH 

cc 

W 

t^ 

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H 

t-1 

17 

8 

11 

10 

0 

20 

1 

0 

0 

16 

7 

5 

3 

0 

23 

0 

0 

0 

17 

9 

9 

7 

1 

22 

0 

0 

0 

17 

8 

7 

4 

0 

23 

2 

1 

0 

23 

7 

8 

0 

0 

23 

0 

0 

0 

29 

0 

6 

0 

1 

24 

0 

2 

1 

27 

2 

14 

0 

0 

17 

0 

4 

1 

21 

5 

12 

0 

0 

19 

0 

1 

1 

IG 

10 

10 

0 

0 

20 

3 

0 

0 

17 

7 

10 

1 

0 

21 

0 

1 

0 

15 

12 

9 

7 

0 

21 

1 

1 

0 

17 

13 

8 

9 

0 

23 

0 

0 

0 

232 

88 

109 

41 

2 

256 

7 

10 

3 

44 


METEOEOLOGICAL   TABLKS,    New    BrUNSWICK. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Grand  Manan — Latitude,  N.  44°  47' ;  Longitude,  W.  66°  46'. 

Height  above  Sea,  49  feet. 


Baromktrr  at  32°. 

Tesipehatuek. 

Relative 
Humidity. 

Cloudiness. 

Precipitation. 

Month. 

0 

Extremes. 

Mean. 

Kxti-emes. 

% 

% 

g 

& 

% 

c 

i 
% 

a 

% 

g' 

a 
% 

c 

■A 

% 

d 

o 

1 

Max. 

Min. 

a 

c. 

o. 

i 

lA 

>1 

Max. 

Min. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

' 

» 

=■ 

- 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

January 

30 

03 

30-75 

28-92 

22-6 

25 

9 

35-8 

10-9 

26 

36 

51-8 

3-0 

89 

80 

83 

84 

74 

70 

05 

69 

4-61 

35-5 

8-10307 

February . . 

29 

83 

30-55 

28-68 

22  3 

26 

0 

33-5 

16  2 

24 

85 

58-8 

2-0 

82 

78 

81 

80 

70 

64 

50 

61 

2-56 

60 

3-16 

0  72 

March 

29 

65 

3011 

29-06 

30-2 

32 

6 

390 

26  3 

32 

04 

54  0 

11-5 

79 

73 

77 

70 

00 

68 

53 

60 

3-70 

71 

4-41 

1 

25 

April 

29 

90 

30  52 

29-27 

37  8 

37 

9 

45-3 

32-2 

38 

7!) 

54-0 

20  0 

79 

81 

84 

SI 

58 

05 

54 

59 

4-54 

13-2 

5-86 

1 

44 

May 

29 

87 

30-28 

29-44 

47-9 

47 

6 

56-1 

42-0 

49 

03 

68-6 

32-5 

84 

76 

76 

79 

64 

63 

59 

62 

209 

2-09 

0 

55 

June 

29 

86 

30  18 

29-51 

59-8 

57 

3 

68-2 

49-6 

58 

89 

83-6 

37-2 

78 

71 

81 

77 

54 

51 

43 

49 

1-06 

1-00 

0 

36 

July 

29 

81 

30  18 

29-29 

63-5 

60 

5 

70-3 

53-4 

61 

83 

80-6 

41-0 

75 

75 

82 

78 

53 

54 

49 

52 

2-851.... 

2-85 

0 

97 

August 

29 

93 

30  28 

29-39 

62-4 

61 

6 

70-8 

53-7 

62 

26 

Sl-6 

45-0 

'ss 

74 

82 

79 

50 

37 

44 

44 

215.... 

2-15 

1 

03 

SHptember . . 

.•iO 

06 

30-47 

29-55 

56-7 

55 

9 

63-1 

50-9 

57 

04 

69  6 

44-0 

K7 

88 

91 

89 

08 

64 

52 

61 

9-23:.... 

9  23 

3 

24 

October  .... 

29 

87 

30-38 

29-26 

49-5 

50 

1 

56-5 

44-3 

50 

39 

76-6 

30-0 

|83 

79 

83 

82 

65 

60 

49 

68 

3-85 

S. 

3-85 

1 

08 

November . . 

30 

06 

30  64 

29  31 

41-4 

41 

7 

48-1 

35-7 

41 

92 

58-0 

230 

'85 

82 

86 

84 

70 

'''' 

68 

72 

3-76 

2-8 

404 

1 

20 

December  . . 

29 

69 

30 -.54 

28-90 

27-2 

28 
43 

2 

8 

33  6 

22-3 

27 

99 

50-7 

5-0 

jSl 

[- 
|82 

76 
79 

81 
82 

79 
81 

75 
63 

71 
63 

05 

* 

54 

7b 

60 

0-S3 

12-7 

2  10 

0 

60 

Year 

29 

89 

30  75 

28-08 

43-4 

.... 

51-7 

36-9 

44 

33 

86-0 

3  0 

41-23 

77-3 

48-96 

3-24 

Month. 


January. . . 
February  . 
March    . . . 

April 

May 

June  

July 

August. . . . 
September 
October  . . . 
November. 
December. 

Year 


Number  of  Winds  krom 


63 


9 
5 
12 
9 
8 
3 
1 
0 


w 


93     37 


1 
6 
6 

62 


o 
5 
2 

4 
11 
20 
11 

5 
13 

3 

1 


111      87 


23 
21 
22 

20 
2(1 
10 
12 
18 
9 
12 
12 
28 

207 


11 

Cic  a; 

t> 

> 

< 

>> 

"5 

> 
'y. 

Diiection  at  time  of 
Maximum  Velocity. 

Number  of  Days 


2 
0 
1 
1 
3 
2 
2 
1 
3 
3 
6 

1 

28 


10 
16 
15 
9 
7 
9 
8 
7 

116 


16 

14 

14 

15 

14 

6 

9 

9 

15 

14 

20 

21 

167 


19 

8 

12 

18 

11 

8 

12 

7 

10 
10 

11 

7 
133 


a 


12 
10 
19 
12 
20 
22 
19 
24 
20 
21 
19 
24 

232 


60  a; 

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be 


10 


METKOEOLOGICAL    TABLES,    NEW    BRUNSWICK. 


45 


JMoNTHLY  and  Annua]  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  St.  John— Latitude,  N.  4-5°  17';  Longitude,  W.  66°  4'. 

Height  above  Sea,  116  feet. 


Barometer  .vt  32°. 

Temperatcbe. 

Relative 
Humidity. 

C 

LOUIiINESS. 

Precipitatiok. 

Month. 

Extremes. 

Mean.    • 

1 
Extremes. 

S£ 

§ 

1 

£ 

% 

CO 

% 

£ 

% 

1 

% 

% 

2, 

CO 

7 

/o 

CS 
% 

3 

a 

.5 

o 

"rt 

1 

S  c 

■1- 

Max. 

Min. 

a. 

s 

a. 

a 

i 

o 

Max. 

Min. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

' 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

January 

30-02 

30-78 

28-96 

17-9 

21-2 

30-8 

12-2  21-52 

53-3 

9-6 

81 

74 

82 

79 

56 

54 

55 

55 

0-92 

18-8 

2 

80 

0 

50 

February . . . 

29-79 

30-D3 

28-66 

17-8 

23-5 

30-9 

12  ■8-21 -84 

480 

7-3 

79 

73 

82 

78 

56 

66 

54 

59 

3-36 

16-9 

5 

05 

1 

19 

March 

29-62 

30  07 

29-04 

28-1 

31-7 

36-9 

24  0  30-42 

46-7 

70 

76 

67 

79 

74 

55 

63 

59 

59 

3  59 

9-6 

4 

55 

1 

11 

April     

29  94 

30  55 

29  21 

36-2 

37-2 

44-0 

30-9  37-48 

53-5 

18-5 

;    76 

68 

81 

75 

61 

58 

62 

60 

4-30  12-8 

5 

58 

2 

03 

May 

29  84 

30  29 

29-36 

48-8 

48  6 

5G-3 

41-8 

49  02 

69  0 

32  7 

69 

65 

75 

70 

55 

68 

60 

61 

2  15 

2 

15 

0 

74 

June 

29-83 

30  13 

29-48 

56-7 

56-4 

05-5 

50-0 

57  74 

79-5 

38-7 

74 

05 

79 

72 

43 

50 

62 

51 

1-75 

1 

75 

0 

44 

July 

29-79 

30-16 

29-24 

59-4 

59-3 

67-4 

54-1 

60-77 

80-2 

48-7 

84 

74 

87 

81 

59 

47 

60 

55 

2-61 

2 

61 

0 

56 

August 

29-89 

30-28 

29-38 

610 

62-1 

71-0 

55-2 

63-07 

81-8 

45-7 

79 

66 

81 

75 

45 

52 

35 

43 

2-86 

2 

86 

0 

89 

September . . 

30  04 

30-42 

29-51 

56-8 

570 

62  3 

51-9'.57-10 

67  0 

43-3 

85 

80 

88 

84 

66 

63 

57 

6S 

7-43 

i 

43 

1 

65 

October 

29  82 

30-31 

29-19 

48-2 

49-2 

54-7 

43  4  49  05 

72-9 

28-7 

79 

67 

77 

74 

54 

62 

45 

54 

4-36 

01 

4 

371 

04 

November . . 

30  02 

30-60 

29-28 

39  4 

40-!) 

46  8 

34  0  40-40 

57-8 

210 

78 

69 

80 

76 

57 

68 

73 

66 

5-12 

4-3 

5 

551 

41 

December  . . 

29-65 

30-54 

28  90 

24  1 
41-2 

26-3 

30-1 

20-8  25-47 

41-3 

3  5 

83 

!    79 

1 

77 

70 

84 
81 

81 

77 

74 
57 

71 
60 

64 
57 

70 

58 

0-82 

18-3 

2 

65 

0 

66 

Year 

29-85 

30-78 

28-66 

42-3 

49  7 

35  9  42-82 

81  8 

9-6 

39-27 

80-8 

47 

35 

2  03 

Month. 


.Tauuary. . . 
February. . 
March  .  . . . 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August. . . 
September 
October.. . 
November 
December 

Year... 


Number  ok  Winds  krom 


83 


11 


94 


3 

2 
1 
9 

101     14 
23 


33 

IB 

12 

7 

8 

0 

124 


14 

23 

19 

9 

11 

5 

4 

5 

2 

19 

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29 

158 


a -5 

2> 


Q 


mis. 
14 


3 

8 
0 
8 
7 
9 
8 

11 

12 

15-5 

13-8 

12-9 


mis. 
44 
40 
40 
39 


i> 


.a  is 


N.W. 

S.E. 
E. 

S.W. 
42  N.W. 
3o|  N.E. 

S.W. 

N.W. 

S.E. 

S.W. 

N.W. 

S.E. 


44 


N.W. 


O 


10 


12 

■  7 
9 
9 
8 
9 
9 

16 
8 

11 
6 
4 

108 


Number  of  Days 


O 


O 


So 


15 
15 
15 
16 
15 

i: 

10 

9 

18 
14 
18 
20 

"171 


16 
11 
10 
16 
17 
11 
14 
11 
14 
14 
15 
12 

161 


15 
17 
21 
14 
14 
19 
17 
20 
16 
17 
15 
19 

204 


1m 


40 


10 


46 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES,    NOVA    SCOTIA. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Halifax — Latitude,  N.  44°  39';  Longitude,  W.  63°  36'. 

Height  above  Sea,  88  feet. 


Barometkii 

^T  32". 

Temper.\tuke. 

Relative 
humidtty 

% 

C 

LOUniNESS. 

PRECiriTATION. 

Month. 

V 

2 

Extremes. 

Mean. 

Ext 

^emes. 
Min. 

a 

% 

% 

s 

% 

% 

i 

% 

% 

1 

o 

3 

o 

.si 

S-G 

Max. 

Min. 

g 

OS 

a 

H 

OS 

i 

Max. 

1 

in. 

in. 

in. 

<■ 

" 

in. 

in. 

in. 

n. 

January. . . . 

29-98 

30-73 

28-94 

20-9 

-23-0 

.32-5 

13-8 

23 -17 

53  4 

9-1 

88 

89 

89 

80 

57 

68 

3-06 

21-0 

516 

1 

89 

February . . . 

29-79 

30-52 

28-86 

21-5 

23-9 

32-4 

14-5 

23-41 

470 

10  5 

89 

91 

90 

70 

63 

60 

3-92 

9-6 

4-88 

1 

70 

March  .    ... 

29-60 

30-08 

29-14 

30-7 

30-8 

38-4 

24-9 

31-61 

47-0 

40 

87 

91 

89 

72 

63 

68 

3 -.56 

14-9 

5-05 

1 

32 

April.    

29-92 

30-56 

28-96 

379 

36-0 

46-2 

31-1 

38  65 

63-4 

20  6 

79 

85 

82 

68 

61 

64 

2-04 

19-5 

3-99 

0 

88 

May 

29  93 

30-26 

29-23 

48-7 

45-1 

56-2 

390 

47-88 

71  2 

31-2 

76 

83 

79 

70 

63 

69 

6-30 

6-30 

1 

81 

June 

29-84 

30-16 

29  49 

61-3 

.55-7 

71-8 

48-4 

60-14 

94-4 

36-2 

69 

80 

75 

61 

59 

60 

1-09 

1  09 

0 

35 

July 

29  81 

30-18 

29-35 

63  2 

59-1 

74-1 

53-8 

63-99 

871 

44-9 

84 

88 

86 

69 

63 

60 

304 

3  04 

1 

07 

August 

29-88 

30  27 

29  40 

64-4 

60-3 

74-7 

54-8 

64-74 

87-7 

44-7 

81 

88 

84 

57 

47 

52 

3-38 

3  38 

1 

60 

September  . 

30-06 

30-42 

29-62 

59-2 

58  0 

69-1 

51-7 

60-39 

78-8 

36  4 

90 

90 

90 

62 

49 

55 

5-93 

5-93 

1 

52 

October 

29-80 

30-24 

29-14 

49-8 

48-2 

■57-7 

42  9 

.50-30 

74-2 

29-8 

88 

90 

89 

67 

41 

54 

7-44 

0-1 

7-45 

2 

98 

November.  . 

30  00 

30-58 

29-42 

39-3 

39-5 

48-3 

33-1 

40-73 

62-6 

20-1 

82 

86 

84 

67 

66 

60 

4-87 

1-2 

4  99 

1 

43 

December  . . 

29-58 

30-47 

28  72 

28-0 
43-7 

28-3 
42-3 

34-1 
52-9 

23-8 
360 

28-97 
44  49 

46-4 

2  6 

88 
83 

8S 
87 

88 
85 

91 
69 

74 
59 

82 
64 

1.32 

15-5 

2-87 

0 

66 

Year 

29-85 

30-73 

28-72 

94-4 

10-5 

45-95 

81-8 

54-13 

2 

98 

Number  of  W 

NDS 

FROM 

>> 

5^ 

0.2 

Number  of  Days 

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3 

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IS 

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15 

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o 

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C    C 

■3.2 

5c 

mis. 

mis. 

January 

18 

15 

1 

1 

4 

7 

5 

10 

1 

12-0 

.35 

N. 

5 

6 

7 

IS 

20 

12 

11 

1 

1 

February 

19 

5 

3 

2 

4 

5 

9 

8 

1 

11-9 

33 

s.w. 

4 

4 

17 

17 

13 

1 

11 

27 

16 

6 
5 

1 
5 

-    5 
6 

5 

8 

4 

1 

4 
13 

10 
6 

0 
0 

11-8 
12-5 

25 
31 

s.w. 

E. 

1 
4 

6 
6 

6 
9 

19 
15 

16 
18 

8 
9 

15 
12 

2 

April 

1 

May 

17 

7 

1 

7 

14 

5 

6 

5 

0 

10  7 

30 

N.E. 

5 

4 

9 

18 

18 

13 

5 

2 

25 
10 

4 
2 

0 
1 

0 

1 

8 
14 

7 
12 

6 
10 

10 

12 

0 

0 

81 
8-9 

19 
26 

N.E. 

N.W. 

1 

5 
6 

10 
8 

15 

17 

10 

17 

20 
14 

July 

6 

August 

15 

7 

4 

2 

7 

10 

10 

5 

r-0 

29 

E. 

1 

13 

5 

13 

11 

20 

2 

4 

September 

3 

5 

4 

S 

6 

12 

12 

3 

99 

.30 

S.E. 

'> 

11 

14 

13 

17 

9 

9 

7 
9 

175 

6 
20 
16 

98 

2 
5 

29 

6 
3 

44 

0 
1 
1 

72 

10 

8 

1 

82 

9 

8 
2 

94 

23 

6 

24 

126 

0 
2 

1 

10 

9-5 
13-3 
12  1 

10-6 

28 
38 
43 

S.W. 
N.E. 
S.E. 

2 
5 
4 

13 

i 

1 
85 

6 
6 

82 

12 
17 
23 

198 

19 
14 
12 

185 

1 
4 
5 

52 

I 

12 
16 
19 

180 

1 

1 
1 

21 

1 

1 
9 

0 

December 

0 

Year 

43 

S.E. 

34 

1 

METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES,    NOVA    SCOTIA. 


47 


Mo.vTiiLY  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Sable  Island — Latitude,  N.  43°  .57';  Longitude,  W.  60°  6'. 

Height  above  Sea,  25  feet. 


Month. 


.Tamiary  . . . 
February.  . 

March 

April 

May 

.Tune 

.Tilly 

August.  . . . 
September 

October 

November. 
December. 

Year.  . 


Barometer  at  32' 


Extremes. 


Max.    Min. 


29-91   30-79 


28-48 


Temperature. 


Mean. 


45-2 


44  fi 


0 

2 

2 

8 

5 

0 

3  64 

0|68 

2i65 


Max. 


9:33 

i 
038 

3j46 

153 

658 


.50-2 


2  37 

I 
9  43 

4Jni 

959 
0,63 

o'ei 

I 
2  54 

9  44 

-o'3i; 


40-7i45-48 


Extreme.^. 


500 
47  0 
46  0 
51  0 
550 
66-0 
700 
75  0 
72-0 
67  0 
600 
470 

750 


Min. 


130 
130 
210 
250 
32  0 
39-0 
4*0' 
51-5 
52-0 
380 
250 
250 


Relath-e 
Humidity. 


130 


Cloudine.ss. 


7 
90 
86 
74 
85 
75 
71 
80 
64 
54 
80 
80 
92 


78 


% 
85 
85 
77 
74 
68 
65 
70 
5' 
50 
68 
85 
91 


73 


% 
77 
76 
66 
64 
74 
64 
69 
60 
37 
65 
69 
89 


67 


% 
84 
82 
72 
74 
72 
67 
73 
60 
47 
70 
78 
91 


73 


Prkcipit.\tiox. 


« 


40-32 


in. 
17-2 
11-6 
12-8 


31 


44-7 


44  79 


20 
18 
15 
96 
06 
18 
16 
59 
63 
23 
06 
74 


215 


Number  of  Wixd.s 

FROM 

>. 

■=1 

Number  of  Days 

§i- 

> 

< 

1 

03 

■fi 

.il 
F 

(5 

K 

I 

6 

Moxtii. 

^ 

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M 

CO 

^ 

^ 
•^ 

O 

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o 
O 

1 

"2 
o 

5 

n 

&  o 

Is 

§ 

CO 

1 

■| 

1 

1 

Si 
|co 

-a 

i 

mis. 

mis. 

January 

5 

16 

1 

7 

7 

6 

6 

14 

0 

21-4 

46 

N.W. 

19 

2 

5 

24 

12 

3 

19 

8 

February 

7 

5 

7 

2 

4 

10 

11 

10 

0 

21  5 

40 

s. 

16; 

1 

5 

22 

16 

8 

12 

6 

March 

April 

6 

4 
6 

5 
3 

S 
9 

5 
2 

6 

15 

18 

8 

9 

• 

10 

4 
2 

18-5 

20-0 

44 
44 

w. 

N.E. 

13 

lo' 

4 

8 
6 

19 
21 

17 
15 

7 

14 

q 

3 

15 

3 

May 

2 

7 

5 

8 

13 

12 

4 

10 

1 

15-3 

44 

E. 

4 

4 

7 

20 

12 

19 

14 

1 

3 
3 
2 

8 
0 
6 

2 

2 
7 

4 

8 
5 

9 

12 
6 

16 
26 
13 

6 

8 

11 

12 
2 

7 

0 

1 
5 

14-7 
14-7 
10  9 

30 
5B 
30 

N.E. 
S.W. 

N.W. 

6 
4 

1 

5 
4 
9 

7 
6 
8 

18 
21 
14 

11 
15 
11 

19 
16 
20 

16 
22 
15 

2 
5 

July 

August 

September 

3 

3 

8 

14 

6 

11 

9 

3 

3 

14-2 

32 

S. 

5 

14 

8 

8 

10 

20 

6 

1 

October.. 

2 

7 
5 

1 

11 

6 

8 
4 
6 

2 
4 
4 

9 

8 

1 

9 
4 

1 

14 

5 

12 

16 
17 
25 

1 
0 
2 

18-5 
23-3 
19-3 

48 
52 
44 

w. 

N.E. 
N.W. 

11 
19 
14 

3 
2 
0 

10 
7 
2 

IS 
21 
29 

19 
17 
20 

5 

.... 

1 

12 
13 
11 

5  , . . , 

3 

4 

.... 

Year 

50 

73 

58 

72 

82 

129 

112 

135 

19 

17-7 

52  N.E. 

122 

51 

79 

235 

175 

23 

1 

190 

111 

8 

0 

2 

48 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    NOVA    SCOTIA. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Sydney — Latitude,  N.  46°  10';  Longitude,  W.  60°  10'. 

Height  above  Sea,  35  feet. 


Barometer 

iT  32°. 

Temper.vturk. 

1 

% 

Relative 

■lUJlIDITY 

C 

LOUniNE.SS. 

Precipitation 

Month. 

.-.  a; 

?- 

o 

E.vtremes. 

Mean. 

Ext 

remes. 
Min. 

% 

S 
% 

§■ 

if 

% 

CD 

S 

d 

% 

s 
a 

% 

1 

1 

'A 

■B  B 

si 

Max. 

Min. 

S 

0^ 

s 

Max. 

'3 

in. 

in. 

in. 

" 

" 

■> 

' 

° 

» 

' 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

January. 

30 

01 

30 

78 

29 

04 

23 

1 

22-7 

30-7 

15 

2 

22 

96 

54-0 

4 

0 

87 

83 

84 

85 

85 

90 

71 

82 

1-70 

19-5 

365 

0 

98 

February .  . . 

20 

84 

30 

57 

28 

97 

20 

3 

20-6 

300 

10 

9 

20 

48 

49-5 

12 

7 

85 

83 

82 

83 

75 

81 

66 

74 

2-86 

130 

416 

40 

March 

29 

66 

30 

10 

29 

09 

.30 

3 

29-9 

36-3 

24 

2 

30 

25 

48-5 

7 

5 

85 

84 

82 

84 

74 

88 

61 

74 

3  17 

195 

5  12 

18 

April 

29 

96 

.30 

53 

29 

22 

36 

9 

36  7 

44-8 

30 

1 

37 

44 

67  0 

21 

0 

78 

69 

77 

75 

75 

76 

57 

69 

154 

80 

2  34 

Q 

52 

May 

29 

88 

30 

31 

29 

29 

46 

5 

43 -6 

53-4 

37 

0 

45 

20 

70-2 

29 

4 

71 

65 

78 

71 

82 

81 

60 

74 

4  22 

4-22 

34 

.June 

29 

88 

30 

20 

29 

59 

59 

6 

53  9 

68-7 

44 

6 

56 

63 

84-5 

32 

4 

67 

56 

75 

66 

66 

69 

65 

67 

2-56 

2-56 

12 

July 

29 

87 

30 

22 

29 

39 

63 

5 

61-6 

72-5 

53 

8 

63 

13 

860 

39 

4 

79 

66 

83 

76 

89 

72 

74 

78 

4-14 

4  14 

16 

August .    ... 

29 

94 

30 

30 

29 

48 

65 

3 

62  5 

73-4 

63 

8 

63 

60 

88-0 

38 

4 

79 

65 

85 

76 

65 

78 

53 

65 

4-00 

4  00 

26 

September . . 

30 

13 

30 

43 

29 

(57 

60 

9 

57-7 

68-2 

49 

0 

58 

61 

79-0 

35 

9 

78 

67 

84 

76 

64 

58 

41 

53 

307 

307 

34 

October 

29 

83 

30 

28 

29 

24 

51 

8 

51-8 

58-6 

44 

4 

51 

54 

68-5 

28 

9 

83 

75 

82 

80 

73 

80 

61 

71 

6-82 

6-82 

68 

November.  . 

30 

04 

30 

56 

29 

40 

40 

6 

40-5 

47-5 

34 

2 

40 

81 

67-5 

24 

9 

81 

76 

80 

79 

84 

82 

65 

77 

4-18 

70 

4-86 

06 

December  . . 

29 

59 

30 

43 

28  50 

32 
44 

0 
2 

33  1 

42-9 

36-5 
51-7 

28 
35 

2 
5 

32 
43 

37 
59 

44-5 

13 

5 

89 
80 

88 
73 

83 
81 

87 
78 

95 
77 

93 
79 

87 
63 

92 
73 

7-76 

290 

10-66 

2 

68 

Year 

29 

89 

30 

78 

28-50 

8S-0 

12 

7 

46  02 

960 

55  62 

2-68 

Number  of  Winds  from 

1 

> 

It 

.ri 

d 

Number  of  Days 

Month. 

-A 

5 

13 

4 

11 

10 

9 

4 

3 

4 

3 

4 

7 

77 

8 
1 
9 
6 
5 
7 
2 
4 
3 
1 
14 
8 

69 

4 
1 
2 
6 
3 
2 
3 
2 
2 
1 
1 
12 

39 

ai 

3 
4 
7 
1 
3 
2 
2 
4 
6 
5 
3 
1 

41 

2 
2 
2 
0 
2 
1 
2 
4 
2 
2 
2 
1 

22 

13 

8 

10 

10 

11 

20 
30 
12 
15 
18 
10 
1 

158 

5 

7 

3 

13 

9 

5 

8 

18 

12 

13 

9 

5 

107 

20 

17 

21 

11 

10 

7 

3 

5 

4 

13 

15 

12 

138 

'^ 
O 

2 

3 

4 

2 

8 

7 

8 

10 

12 

6 

2 

15 

79 

booj 
< 

i 

o 

3 

7 
6 
6 
7 
7 
5 
9 
14 
3 
5 
0 

72 

o 
O 
>^ 

1 

0 

1 

3 
2 

2 

1 
3 

2 

7 

1 
3 

26 

5 
O 

27 
21 
24 
21 
22 
21 
25 
19 
14 
21 
24 
28 

267 

■2  5 

1° 
P-I  ■ 

11 

13 
12 
12 
12 
9 
11 
14 
10 
19 
13 
19 

155 

i 

5 
7 
6 
4 

'3 
W 

1 

1 
2 

/ 

'3 
Pn 

20 
15 
19 
18 
19 
21 
20 
17 
20 
12 
17 
12 

210 

2 

1 

p 

a 
o 

't5 

i 

2 

< 

.January. 

ml 
5 
5 
5 
5 
4 
4 
4 
4 
3 
4 
5 
4 

s. 
7 
9 
1 
3 
5 
7 
1 
0 
9 
2 
9 
9 

mis. 
12 
22 
10 
12 
14 
12 
14 
10 
8 
14 
14 
20 

S.E.-N.W 

N.W. 

N. 

N. 
N.E. 

E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
S.W. 

a.Vj. 

S.W. 

N.E. 

February 

March 

1 

1 
1 

2 

1 

May 

•Tune 

July 

September 

October 

2 

i 

31 

4 

7 

6 

0 

Year 

4 

9 

22 

N.W. 

0 

1 

_ 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLEfcl,    NOVA    SCOTIA. 


49 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Yarmouth — Latitude,  N.  43°  50' ;  Longitude,  W.  66°  2'. 

Height  above  Sea,  65  feet. 


Month. 


January. . . 
P^ebruary . . 

March 

April   

May 

.Tune 

July 

.\ugust .... 
September . 
October. . . . 
November. 
December  . 

Year.  . ; . 


Barometer  at  32°. 


30- 
29- 

29- 
29' 

29-; 

29-1 

29- 

29- 

30 

29- 

30- 

29- 


29  89 


E.xtremes. 


Ma.\.    Min, 


01 

30 

■82 

30 

05 

,■50 

97 

30 

87 

30 

89 

30- 

8.5 

30 

93 

30 

07 

30 

87 

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05 

30- 

UG 

30- 

30-75 


in. 
29  19 
28-98 
29  03 
29  20 
29-40 
29-60 
29-34 
29  -43 
29-fiO 
29  44 
29-38 
28-69 


28-69 


440 


Tempeh.ature. 


Mean. 


42  5 


51-4 


19-1.27 
19-4  20 


27-5 
32  6 
40-8 
46  9 
51-6 
51-4 
50-7 
44-2 
34-7 
26-4 


371 


44-24 


Extremes. 


Max. 


52-4 
47-7 
48-5 
52  8 
54-6 
7i:f 
79-5 
76  3 
78  2 
72-7 
63-3 
461 


79  5 


Min. 


3-6 


Relative 
Humidity. 


% 
76 
78 
83 
81 
82 
83 
89 
86 
91 
85 
85 
85 


84 


% 


% 
80 
79 
85 
87 
87 
87 
95 
94 
95 
87 
87 
86 


Cloudine-ss. 


% 

78 
79 
84 
84 
84 
85 
92 
90 
93 
86 
86 
86 


87  85 


% 
85 
74 
57 
54 
66 
50 
53 
45 
57 
59 
72 
87 


63 


% 


% 
71 
55 
60 
58 
61 
32 
45 
46 
46 
50 
61 
95 


57 


% 
78 
64 
58 
56 
63 
41 
49 
46 
52 
54 
66 
91 


60 


Pkkcipitatiox. 


« 


in, 

1-79 

2-51 

4-20 

2-78 

5  06 

1-97 

3-44 

1-26 

415 

2-67 

4-89 

105 


35-77 


56-2 


41-39 


B  t; 


62 

70 
11 
75 
46 
89 
06 
78 
39 
90 
24 
56 


1-46 


NnSIBER  OP  WlNLLS 

KROSl 

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,    "5 

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Number  of  Da 

vs 

§>■ 

2> 
> 

< 

mis. 

§ 

> 

c 
inls. 

.11 

i 

"3 
O 

"o 

d 

Month. 

^ 

(4 

'A 

W 

W 
M 

aj 

^ 

E 
O 

5 

§ 

1 

o 
O 

II 

1? 

o 

'3 

X 

1 

1 

si 

be 

i 

s 

< 

11 

15 
19 
16 
10 

12 
t 

8 
5 
7 

14 

5 
5 
7 
q 

6 
3 
5 
3 
6 

5 
5 
1 
12 
11 

0 

1 

3 
4 

7 

9 
0 
q 

4 
13 
11 

6 

3 
3 

1 
1 
0 

11-5 

36 
36 
25 
24 

S.-N. 

S. 
S.E. 

W. 

N.E. 

3 

5 
3 

1 

3 
5 
9 
9 

q 

6 
10 

7 
7 
4 

22 
13 
15 
14 

18 

21 
16 
15 
16 
IS 

11 

12 
7 
3 

10 
12 
16 
14 

18 

3 

February  ...  > 

13 
11 
11 

q 

6 
4 
8 
4 

1 

March     .    .          .... 

1 
4 
5 

1 

May 

8 
3 

11 

2 
0 

2 

3 
2 

7 

2 
3 
3 

18 
14 
11 

12 
19 

8 

12 
12 

8 

2 
6 
6 

1 
3 
6 

7 
7 
5 

6 
4 

8 

26 
24 
20 

S. 

s.w. 

N.E. 

1 
.... 

10 
10 
15 

13 

12 

5 

7 

9 

11 

8 

13 

9 

22 
18 
22 

5 
12 
11 

July 

August. 

September , 

October 

9 

2 

in 

11 

11 

fi 

S 

7 

7 

6 

''1 

NW 

1? 

6 

1' 

13 

17 

13 
12 
21 

145 

1 

12 
9 

67 

4 
6 
5 

69 

4 
3 

2 

50 

7 
8 
0 

106 

3 

8 
2 

74 

16 
3 
3 

94 

14 

7 
18 

97 

0 

1 
2 

28 

10 
12 
11 

3 
4 
3 

30 
40 
22 

S. 

E. 

N.E. 

2 

4 

10 

4 

96 

7 

12 

4 

93 

14 

14 
27 

176 

13 
14 

18 

169 

2 
13 

48 

1 

18 
16 
13 

196 

2 

1 
1 

52 

0 

Year 

10 

0 

40 

E. 

19 



2 

50 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES,    PRINCE    EDWARD    ISLAND. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Charlottetown — Latitude,  N.  46°  14' ;  Longitude,  W.  63°  10'. 

Height  above  Sea,  38  feet. 


BAnOMKTKR   AT  32° 

TeMI'ER.VI'UKK. 

ernes 

Kelative 
Humidity. 

Cl-OUDINES 

i 
% 

Precipitation. 

AIOXTII. 

o 

s 

Extremes. 

Mean. 

Extr 
Max. 

% 

d 

CO 

% 

c 
% 

a 
% 

% 

7o 

'i 

5 

§ 
00 

3 

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Min. 

S 

C5 

s 

a 

C5 

X 

1 

>> 

? 

s 

Min 

5 

in. 

in. 

in. 

' 

<• 

% 

m. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

January.  .  . . 

30-02 

30 

70 

29  03 

16-1 

18-0 

26-4 

10-4 

18 

42 

49  0 

12 

0      89 

89 

-  89 

62 

60 

61 

1-49 

15-7 

306  0-82 

February.  . . 

29-81 

30 

61 

28-87 

17  0 

191 

27-6 

10-3 

18 

96 

44-0 

16 

0       89 

89 

89 

65 

56 

60 

2-35 

13-0 

3-65 

1-30 

March 

29-64 

30 

10 

29  2H 

27-2 

28-6 

34-5 

23-2 

28 

82 

450 

1 

0      86 

88 

87 

63 

73 

68 

1-44 

26-5 

4-09 

0-70 

April 

29  95 

30 

5(; 

29-24 

35-0 

34-8 

42-8 

29-3 

36 

08 

59-0 

21 

0      79 

84 

82 

57 

61 

59 

2-75 

14-5 

4-20 

060 

May 

29-87 

30 

32 

29-31 

471 

430 

54-5 

38-4 

46 

42 

72  0 

.30 

0      77 

83 

80 

69 

63 

66 

3  10 

3  10 

0  59 

June 

29-86 

30 

13 

29-57 

60-5 

56-2 

69-4 

50-5 

59 

94 

87-0 

37 

0      74 

81 

78 

51 

49 

50 

0-73 

0-73 

0  31 

■Inly 

29-81 

30 

21 

29-30 

65 -.'i 

62-8 

74-2 

58-2 

66 

20 

860 

49 

0      77 

84 

•  80 

71 

55 

63 

3  31 

3-31 

0-C6 

August.    ... 

29-92 

30 

29 

29  42 

67 -B 

63-5 

74-3 

58-1 

66 

21 

87-5 

45 

0      73 

83 

78 

47 

50 

48 

5-54 

5  54 

210 

September. . 

30-10 

30 

45 

29-59 

60-2 

58-3 

671 

53-2 

60 

16 

78-0 

41 

0      78 

83 

80 

64 

49 

56 

3-84 

384 

1-25 

October 

29-82 

30 

25 

29-18 

49-2 

489 

55-1 

45-1 

50 

07 

71-0 

32 

0       84 

84 

84 

80 

62 

71 

7-S7 

0-6 

7-33 

1  31 

November . . 

30 -06 

30 

60 

29-40 

3S-3 

38-8 

45-1 

33-5 

39 

29 

590 

21 

0       82 

84 

83 

76 

74 

75 

218 

2-4 

2-42 

0-49 

December  . . 

29  63 

30 

.52 

28-79 

27-4 

42-e 

.... 
. . . . 

27-8 
41-7 

31-9 
50-2 

24-4 
36-2 

28 

17 

44-0 

4 

0       90 

91 

85 

90 
83 

92 
66 

89 
62 

90 
64 

2-06 
36  06 

43-8 

6-44 

0  Ul) 

Year. 

29-87 

30 

76 

28-79 

43-23 

87-5 

16 

0       81 

m;  5 

47-71 

2-10 

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d 

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Month. 

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p4 

03 

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03 

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1 

1 
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5 

o 
CO 

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1 
1 

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a." 

i 

< 

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January    

16 

8 

3 

4 

1 

0 

0 
4 

9 

7 

8 

1' 

8 
8 

17 
11 

0 

9 

9-1 
9-5 

21 

s. 

s. 

6 
6 

11 

10 

14 

19 

13 

1'' 

8 

18 
16 

1 

17 

8 
15 

8 
9 
4 

2 
7 

3 

1 
3 

3 

6 
16 

11 
11 

4 

7 
7 
6 

11 
11 

0 
0 

1 

8-9 
8-2 
9  ? 

22 
22 
?3 

E. 

N.E. 
N 

7 
6 
7 

6 
13 

8 

18 
11 
16 

19 
15 
16 

12 
7 

12 
15 
15 

April 

May 

June   

2 
4 

10 
5 
1 
5 

4 
4 
5 
(i 
10 
14 

3 
0 
6 
2 
4 
6 

3 
3 

2 
4 
2 
6 

9 
10 
9 
8 
3 
3 

9 
19 

1.") 

12 

9 

4 

17 

14 

(i 

18 
21 
15 

n 

5 
5 
2 

9 
5 

5 
3 
4 
3 
3 
2 

7  3 
70 
6-2 
SO 
8-0 
10-1 

18 
20 
18 
18 
23 
28 

N.W. 
N. 

N.E. 
S.W. 

w. 

S.E. 

9 
6 
12 
9 
4 
3 

12 
9 
8 
6 
8 
9 

9 
16 
11 
15 
19 
18 

6 
11 
11 
11 
18 
16 

24 
20 
20 
19 
13 
14 

1 
1 

3 
3 
2 

1 
1 

1 

Jlilv 

August 

September 

1 
4 

November    

5 

16 

2 

3 

1 

1 

28 

6 

0 

9-2 

34 

w. 

1        0 

4 

27 

23 

16 

8 

Year 

96 

87 

40 

34 

84 

115 

155 

96 

23 

8-4 

34 

w. 

5      75 

104 

186 

171 

55 

0 

194 

2 

8 

0 

4 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    NEWFOUNDLAND. 


51 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Burin — Latitude,  N.  47°  0';  Longitude,  W.  55°  10'. 

Height  above  Sea,  27  ?eet. 


B.4ROMETKR  .\T  32°. 

Temperature. 

ernes. 

Relative 
Humidity. 

Cloudiness. 

Preoipitation 

Month. 

o 

Extremes. 

Mean. 

Exti 

S 

OS 

% 

s 

a. 
% 

OS 

% 

% 

e 

% 

S 
% 

S 

i 
% 

d 
1 

i 

00 

1 

Ma.-^. 

Min. 

a 

05 

Max. 

Min. 

January 

in. 

in. 

in. 

o 

" 

■> 

o 

o 

0        1         o 

- 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

February . . . 

20-79 
29-60 
29-90 
29-87 
29-85 

30-51 
30-17 
30  39 
30-2(1 
30  29 

29  02 
28-92 
28-99 
29-19 
29- 45 

23-2 
30  5 
35-1 
40-0 
50-0 

.... 

23  9 
30-3 
33  3 
39-1 
46-4 

31-4 
34  9 

40-2 
47-2 
57 -d 

16-3 
25-5 
29-6 
35  6 
41-9 

23-84 
30-^1 
34-88 
41-41 
49-45 

570 
420 
53  0 
55-0 
72-0 

2-0 
17  0 
24  0 
32  0 
35-0 

76 
80 
75 
57 
70 

.... 

.            .     . 

65 
79 
61 
61 

69 

70 
80 
68 
59 
69 

1-98 
4-29 
2-76 
4-44 
0-78 

20-0 

22-6 

1-1 

0  3 

3-98 
6  55 

2-87 
4  47 
0-78 

0-.59 

March 

1-45 

April  

May 

0-58 
108 

n  18 

.July 

*       * 

Octobbr  .... 

• 

35-8 

71 

67 

69 

5  mos.  only 

29-80 

30-51 

28-92 

34-6 

42-1 

29-8 

.35-95 

72-0 

20 

14-25 

44-0 

18-65 

1-45 

Number  op  Winds  from 

<D    C 

P 

mis. 

1 
> 

1 

>-> 

'o 

|> 

-II 
Q 

I- 

O 

Number  of  Days 

Month 

^ 

Izi 

H 

03 

X 

& 
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^ 

&' 
■^ 

S 
o 

Q 

o 
3 

a 

Oh 

o 
O 

C  ■1' 

■so 

|i 

o 

eg 

'oi 

1 

Is 

boo 
3 

1 

3 

mis. 

February 

11 
11 
10 
8 
13 

1 

i 

5 
8 

7 

1 
5 
3 
5 
3 

3 
0 
2 
2 
3 

10 
13 

8 

10 

10 

9 

4 

8 

11 
9 
2 

7 
7 
8 
8 

i 

5 
0 
5 
4 
6 

14-6 
131 
13-9 
10-2 
9-9 

44 
.•!0 
32 
38 
36 

S. 

S. 

S.W. 

N.E. 

N. 

7 
3 

7 
1 
2 

5 
3 
3 
6 

7 

6 

3 

10 

6 

4 

17 
25 
17 
19 
19 

14 
22 
11 

15 
9 

9 

14 

2 

1 

14 
9 
19 
13 
21 

1 
5 
3 
9 
11 

1 

12       7 

July 

October 

November 

53 

28 

17 

10 

50 

40 

39 

37 

20 

24 

29 

97 

71 

25 

0 

76 

29 

1 

0 

5  months  only 

12-8 

44 

S. 

20 

2 

22476— 4i 


52 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES,    NEWFOUNDLAND. 


Monthly  and  Annual  .Summaries  for  the  Year  1009,  Port  an  Basques — Latitude,  N.  '47°  35' ;  Longitu(]e, 

W.  59°  10'.     Hei.'ht  above  Sea,  27  feet. 


Barometer  at  32°. 

Temper.wure. 

emes. 

Relative 
huiiidity. 

Cloudiness. 

Pkecipitatio.v. 

Month. 

O 

E.\treme.s. 

ilean. 

E.-<tr 

S 

0: 

% 

s 

% 

5 

% 

% 

5 
0. 

% 

% 

5 
% 

pi 

0 

s 

in. 

rn 

il 

Max. 

Min. 

c3 

£ 

S 

Max. 

Min. 

January .... 

in. 

in. 

in. 

« 

in. 

in. 

in. 

iviarch 

29-62 
29-91 
29-85 
29-85 
29-85 
29-92 
30-11 
29-80 
30  01 
29-58 

30-14 
30-42 
30-27 
30  20 
30-26 
30-28 
30-46 
30-27 
30-61 
30-49 

29  00 
29-18 
29-26 
29-58 
29-29 
29-48 
29-63 
29  14 
29-40 
28-56 

28-3 
33-6 
42  0 
49-8 
55-2 
59-0 
.56-5 
49-3 
38-5 
32-0 

44-4 

27-8 
31  9 
.39 -1 
47-1 
53-9 
.56-4 
54-6 
47-9 
37-4 

32-5 
39-3 
47-4 
56-3 
60-2 
63-2 
60-3 
52-2 
43-4 
36  3 

49-1 

23-6 

28-1 
35-2 
42-7 
50-2 
.52-4 
49-4 
44-5 
32-4 
28-3 

38-7 

28  07 
33-73 
41-34 
49-49 
55-17 
57-81 
54-84 
48-34 
37-91 
32-27 

43-89 

44-0 
52-5 
56  0 
730 
71-5 
72-5 
670 
59-0 
55-0 
.50-0 

73-0 

12-0 
22-0 
29-5 
30 -0 
43-0 
420 
38  5 
29-5 
23-0 
13-5 

57 
78 
69 
56 
79 
68 
56 
77 
71 
85 

71 

67 
59 
65 
46 
71 
57 
56 
75 
74 
79 

66 

72 
69 
67 
51 
75 
62 
56 
76 
72 
82 

68 

1-37 
2-32 
4-40 
1-55 
4-83 
4-15 
4-21 
9-60 
4- 12 
1-95 

28-7 
12-2 

1-4 
23-4 

4-24 
3 -.54 
4  40 
1-55 
483 
415 
4-21 
9  00 
4-26 

4  29 

• 

0-9(1 

April   ...      . 

May 

.Tune 

.(uly 

August, 

September. . 
October  . . . 
November . . 

0-79 

0-70 

0-.33 
1   .53 

0-95 
1-05 
1-55 
0-7."> 

32-4 
42-8 

o-(;7 

Year.    . . . 

29 -85 

30  61 

28-56 

12-0 

38-50 

65-7 

45-07 

i-r.ri 

Number  of  Winds 

FROM 

< 

3 

=«  g 

.si 

s 

i 

6 

Number  of  Uats 

Month. 

^ 

p4 

1^ 

f4 
00 

CQ 

^ 

c 
Is 
0 

'Si 
3 

0 

5 

>-. 

u 

Ph 

>> 

0 
0 

0 1> 
■f.s 

i 

0 
s 
CO 

"3 

bo 

0 
PR 

bo  ^ 

cm 
3 

c 

* 

mis. 

mis. 

6 

9 

10 

4 

2 

■    4 

4 

7 

10 

13 

Marcli 

3 

6 

7 

(J 

3 

7 

17 

12 

27 

16 

104 

9 
9 

7 
1 
2 
4 
1 
4 
1 
7 

45 

7 
5 
18 
17 
31 
22 
16 
19 
10 
17 

162 

15 
11 

4 
8 
4 
3 
2 
1 
1 
0 

49 

1 

0 
3 

1 
3 
4 

8 
6 
9 
1 

36 

3 

4 

-    1 

2 

11 

•J 

0 
2 
1 
0 

26 

0 
6 

14 

10 

5 

15 

10 

11 

4 

9 

84 

23 
17 

8 

14 

3 

4 
6 
6 
6 
12 

99 

1 

2 
0 

1 
0 

1 

0 

1 
1 

0 
7 

16-7 
15-6 
15-0 
12-0 
10-8 
10-7 
10-9 
13  6 
16-3 
190 

14-1 

44 
48 
43 
33 
49 
53 
28 
.38 
04 
60 

S.E. 
S.E. 
N.E. 

E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

S. 

w. 

N. 
N.E. 

3 
5 
6 
9 
4 
8 
10 
3 
6 
2 

56 

8 
9 
10 
11 
8 
7 

10 
9 
6 
7 

85 

-20 
16 
15 
10 
19 
16 
10 
19 
18 
22 

165 

18 
13 
17 
10 
18 
20 
11 
23 
21 
23 

174 

16 

8 

13 

17 

14 

20 

13 

11 

19 

8 

9 

8 

132 

1 

5 
9 
14 
9 
5 
8 
8 
1 

60 

April 

May 

July    

-\ugust 

Sejrtember 

October.. 

1 

1 

1 

4 
17 

45 

0 

3 

P 

Year 

64 

N. 

68 

0 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    NEWFOUNDLAND 


53 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  St.  George — Latitude,  N.  48°  40';  Longitude,  "\V.  .58°  27'. 

Height  above  Sea,  2 1  feet. 


Month. 


.Tanu.ary  . 
February. 
Marcli. . . . 
April  . . . . 

May 

June 

July 

August. . . 
September 
Octoljer  . . 
November. 
December 

Year.  . . 


Bakometer  at  32°. 


r--     O 
O 


m 
29-94 
29 '83 
29  (iS 
29-94 
29-87 
29-85 
29-83 

29  95 
30-10 
29-75 

30  01 
29 -lis 


29-86 


Extremes. 


Max, 


m 

30  73 
30-53 
30  05 
30-18 
30-41 
30  IB 
30-38 
30-28 
30-49 
30-32 
30-65 
30-57 


30-73 


Min. 


28-67 


20 
17 
26 
32 
42 
50 
58 
59 
.50 
45 
37 
30  7 


39-3 


Temper.\tuke. 


Mean. 


19-8 
19-9 
29  9 
36-9 
46-8 
55-9 
64-6 
67-1J70 
60-5  65 
56-2,56 
45-4  49 
31  -9  33 


44-6 


11-6 
10-1 
220 
27-8 
36-4 
45-4 
53-4 
53-0 
47-2 
40-6 
31-4 
26-9 


49134-1 


Extremes. 


Max.    Min. 


41-56 


56-1 
44-6 
46-4 
55-6 
63-7 
72-4 
81-6 
76-7 
70-5 
64  0 
620 
47-6 


5-0 
4-5 
100 
19-4 
28-4 
34-8 
43-4 
49-5 
.39  0 
32-8 
24-2 
19-0 


81-6 


50 


Relative 
Humidity. 


Cloudiness. 


74 


%  1  %   % 


84 
85 
70 
68 
70 
55 
68 
56 
63 
77 
75 
83 


71 


72 


Precipitation. 


K 


m. 

0-23 

1-45 

0-09 

0-30 

1-01 

0-22 

1-14 

0-47 

0-96 

2  34 

112 

019 


9-52 


75-8 


2-73 


0-60 


2-48  0-86 

I 
2-80,0-60 

0-67:0-15 

1-01^0-18 

0-22  0  07 


114 
0-47 
0-96 


0-22 
012 
015 


2-34  0-31 
1-37  0-20 
0-910-35 


17100-86 


Nu.MBEn  of  Wind.s 

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p 

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1 
S 
g 

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IS 

a 

i 

la 
CJ 

'o 

6 

^; 

5 
4 

3 

1 

5 
4 
3 

Number  of  Days 

Month. 

3 
1 
0 
2 

3 
2 

4 
5 
1 
0 
10 
5 

36 

p4 

9 

1 
4 
4 
1 

7 
2 
3 
0 
1 
2 
10 

50 

9 
7 

IS 

11 

10 

6 

4 

14 

16 

6 

11 

16 

134 

f4 

5 
6 

11 
2 
6 
2 

3 
5 
3 
11 
3 
9 

66 

2 
2 
1 
3 
1 
3 
0 
0 
2 
3 
3 
1 

21 

6 
15 

4 
14 

3 

5 
17 

t 

10 
25 

16 

8 

130 

7 

2 
3 
3 

8 
10 
10 
4 
3 
3 
3 

61 

21 
19 
22 
21 
23 
27 
22 
18 
24 
13 
12 
10 

232 

5 

3 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

0 

V 

/ 

O 

0 
1 
1 
2 
6 
6 
'  1 
5 
o 

2 
1 
1 

28 

•a 

4 
3 

9 

7 

5 

11 

10 

17 

13 

7 

9 

6 

101 

■a 
o 
O 

.    27 
24 
21 
21 
20 
13 
20 
9 
1.-) 
22 
20 
24 

236 

it 

S'3 
!§•-" 

ffltH 

IS 
18 
19 
11 
18 

8 
15 

8 
14 
21 
15 
13 

178 

> 

§ 

16 

11 

17 

6 

2 
7 

59 

'S 

a. 

1 

1 

'1 

13 
10 
12 
19 
13 
22 
16 
23 
16 
10 
15 
18 

187 

a; 
1 

5FS 

< 

3 
3 
3 
3 
3 
3 
3 
3 
3 
4 
3 
3 

7 
4 
6 
5 
6 
5 
4 
5 
6 
i> 
7 

N.W. 
S.W. 
S.E. 
S.W. 

E. 
S.W. 
S.W.-S.E. 
E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
N.W. 
S.E. 

February 

March 

April 

7 

May 

3 

4 
1 
2 
4 

1 

July 

1 

September 

3 

November  .... 
December 

1 
22 

0 

0 

Year 

3 

7 

S.E.-S.W. 

25 

5 

54  METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    NEWFOUNDLAKD. 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  St.  John's— Latitude,  N.  17°  34' ;  Longitude,  W.  52°  42'. 

Height  above  Sea,  125  feet. 


Month  . 


•lanuar y . . 
February . 

March 

April 

May 

June 

•Tuly 

August.  . . 
September 
October  . . 
November. 
December 

Year.  . . 


Babombter  at  32  ° 


in. 

29  79 
29  65 
29-45 
29  73 
29-68 
29  69 
29  79 
29-79 
29-9' 
29-70 
29-82 
29 -.•i7 


29-70 


Extreme.^. 


Max.     Min. 


30  53 


28-40 


41-1 


Temperatukr. 


Mean. 


Extremes. 


40-3 


49-2 


17-5 
15-7 
26-3 
29  1 
35-6 
42-6 
52-9 
54^8 
47-6 
44  3 
33-0 
31-3 


35-9 


■S    iMax. 


24-62 
23  52 
30-91 
:i4-86 
42-61 
51  69 
61-59 
61-80 
55  07 
50  04 
38-90 
34  79 


42-53 


890 


Min. 


50 


Relative 
Humidity 


7  °/ 

/f>  /o 

78  81 

80  80 

87  j  91 

8?'  82 

1 

82;  80 

SO  82 

81  -  81 
85  83 
821  82 

84  83 
83  81 

85  82 

83'  82 


89 


85 


Cloudiness. 


%■ 
82 
70 
76 
75 
66 
62 
59 
63 
56 
68 
83 
86 


70 


a. 

■^ 

Oi 

% 

% 

72 

75 

68 

58 

73 

74 

76 

69 

58 

71 

61 

61 

54 

57 

51 

48 

54 

53 

66 

62 

76 

79 

79 

75 

66 

65 

Precipitation. 


12 


53-93 


72-8 


61-21 


316 


Number  of  W 

NDS 

Fro 

S 

o 

1 
> 

a 

'x 

"0-5 

Oj    0 

1«  § 
§.§ 

0 

'S 
0 
"0 
d 

Number  of  Days 

Month. 

/i 

p4 

■Ji 

^ 

h 

> 

< 

0 

"S 
0 
6 

1 

>> 

0 

3 

S  1^ 

•  -  0 
So 

Is 

5: 

0 

bo 

c 
S  0 

a; 
'i5 

1 

mis. 

mis. 

January 

6 

6 

11 
4 

3 

2 
13 

6 

21 
12 

1 

11 

5 

1 

0 

9-1 

30 

s. 
s.w. 

2 

1 

3 

8 

7 
5 

21 

15 

14 

17 

5 
10 

17 
11 

1 
1 

February 

9 

6 

.    , 

March 

17 
9 

4 
9 
1 

4 
4 
3 

3 

5 

7 

9 

7 
11 

11 
7 
3 

3 
5 
6 

4 

12 

9 

7 
2 
0 

8 
10 

S 

2 
6 
8 

28 
26 
'>4 

S.W. 

N. 
N.W. 

1 
1 
0 

3 

2 

6 

8 
11 

8 

20 

17 
17 

15 
12 

19 

4 

2 

16 

18 
1^ 

6 

4 
5 

April 

May 

14 

8 

7 
1 

2 
3 

2 
5 

4 
11 

13 

16 

14 
18 

4 
0 

0 

n 

7 
7 

1 

1 

26 

18 

N. 
S.E. 

1 
0 

6 
7 

11 

13 

13 

11 

13 

15 

2 

17 
16 

6 
1 

1 
1 

July 

August. 

6 

5 

6 

2 

6 

6 

15 

6 

10 

4 

9 

17 

W. 

0 

12 

6 

13 

14 

17 

4 

1, 

Septembor 

7 

3 

1 

4 

9 

14 

6 

5 

11 

6 

7 

■^3 

S.E. 

0 

11 

5 

14 

9 

21 

4 

4 

17 
18 

134 

3 

4 

16 

68 

1 
0 
2 

31 

5 
6 
2 

56 

8 
7 
3 

88 

23 
11 

144 

3 
2 
3 

83 

11 

8 
2 

77 

4 
5 
9 

49 

7 
8 
7 

5 
,1 

5 

25 
28 
40 

S.W. 

N. 

N. 

1 

2 

2 

5 
3 
3 

69 

10 
5 
4 

93 

16 
22 
24 

203 

15 
20 
21 

184 

16 
10 
10 

181 

6 

1 
9 

48 

November 

2 
4 

29 

1 
1 

DeceinbiT 

3 

0 

Year 

7 

9 

40 

N. 

11 

n 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    BERMUDA. 


55 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Prospect — Latitude,  N.  32°  17';  Longitude,AV.  64°  30'. 

Height  above  Sea,  lol  feet. 


Month. 


January .    . . 
February . . . 

March 

April 

May 

June 

July..    .. 

August 

8t'pteuiber  .. 

October 

November  . . 
December  . . 


Barometer  at  32°. 


Kxtremes. 


Max.    Min 


Year. 


29 

95 

30 

30 

05 

30- 

29 

83 

30- 

30 

08 

30- 

29 

93 

SO- 

30 

03 

SO- 

30 

oo 

30- 

29 

95 

.so- 

29 

92 

SO- 

29 

94 

SO 

29 

99 

SO 

29 

78 

SO 

29 

95 

30 

20 

49 

29 

67 

29 

41 

29 

51 

29 

58 

29 

68 

29 

51 

29 

61 

29 

71 

29 

64 

29 

37 

29  24 


29-24 


Temper.vtube. 


Mean. 

c 

^ 

A 

X. 

e8 

ri. 

c 

C8 

S 

" 

" 

" 

63 

9 

62 

5 

68-4 

59 

5 

62 

1 



60 

7 

670 

56 

8 

62 

5 

60 

8 

66-8 

57 

0 

65 

6 

62 

7 

69-7 

59 

8 

70 

7 

67 

5 

73-9 

64 

6 

77 

5 

74 

0 

80-7 

71 

5 

79 

3 

76 

9 

820 

73 

0 

79 

8 

76 

5 

83-9 

73 

0 

77 

3 

74 

8 

81-0 

71 

6 

73 

2 

70 

5 

78-1 

67 

4 

66 

2 

63 

9 

70-8 

60 

7 

61 

0 

59 

8 

66-7 

56 

3 

69 

9 

67 

5 

74-1 

64 

3 

Max. 


63  94 
61-89 
61-90 
64-77 
69  23 


69-17 


"Extremes. 


Min. 


870 


45-0 


Relative 
Humidity. 


% 
81 
77 
79 
77 
81 
83 
84 
81 
85 
80 
77 
78 


80 


2 

d 

d 

d 

Ci 

% 

% 

81 

76 

81 

78 

85 

87 

87 

87 

89 

79 

79 

80 

82 

81 


Cloudiness. 


i«      d      a     ^5 


% 
69 
66 
65 
02 
65 
59 
58 
57 
68 
65 
64 
75 


64 


G 

^ 

C14 

OS 

% 

% 

67 

62 

70 

58 

57 

54 

54 

55 

63 

60 

62 

74 

61 

Precipitation. 


c 

^ 

Ti 

& 

£ 

ff 

in. 

in. 

in. 

5 

38 

5 

38 

4 

26 

4 

26 

4 

94 

4 

94 

2 

06 

2 

06 

3 

82 

3 

82 

1 

40 

1 

40 

7 

46 

7 

46 

5 

82 

5 

82 

15 

70 

15 

70 

7 

66 

7 

66 

5 

22 

5 

22 

5 

44 

5 

44 

69-16 

69 

16 

as 
c  2 


6-58 


Number  of  Winds 

from 

3 

S 

> 

B 

'p. 

mis. 

c-r: 

1 
d 

Number  of  Days 

MOxNTH. 

S5 

H 
Z 

H 

03 

02 

^ 

^ 
» 

a 

0 

w-| 

> 
< 

mis. 

5 

0 
0 

% 

0 
0 

=  S3 
•2S 

;&= 

Is 

> 

0 

s 

1 

0 

^1 
3 

P 

January. . . 

3 

2 

20 
0 

12 
3 

4 

11 

2 

6 

7 
q 

6 

8 

8 
q 

0 
0 

16-8 

42 
3' 

N.W. 
N  W 

8 
6 

1 
9 

12 
1'' 

18 

14 

13 
13 

18 
15 

2 

Ti 

s 

March 

2 
2 

1 

2 
4 

7 
0 

3 

11 

6 

5 
19 
13 

5 

8 
6 

16 

5 

11 

16 
2 
4 

11 
7 
q 

2 
2 
5 

14 
13 
10 

7 
2 
(1 

30 
32 
''O 

S.W. 
N.W. 

s  w 

3 
3 

5 
4 
3 

9 
15 
1^ 

17 
11 
13 

17 
11 
11 

14 
19 
W1 

5 

Vjjril 

May 

1 

0 

34 
16 

9 
25 

g 

4 

1 

1 

I'i 

f) 

18 

s  w 

2 

16 

1'' 

q 

?1 

2 

1 

July    

0 
0 

1 

6 
7 
5 

29 

3 
12 
IS 
12 
23 

0 

98 

3 

5 

13 

16 
9 

2 

IS 

15 

0 

6 
6 
0 

1 
4 

4 
2 
3 

10 

8 

q 

0 
4 

7 

28 
16 

9.) 

S.W. 
S.W. 

S.E. 

1 

6 
4 
1 

16 

18 
17 

9 
9 

1-;^ 

16 

15 

15 
16 

8 

.... 

5 

8 
8 

September 

October 

4 

1 

5 

7 

14 

4 

in 

0 

''4 

S  E 

2 

16 

13 

15 

16 

3 

1 

6 
1 

84 

5 
0 

147 

1 
6 

66 

4 

5 

97 

3 
31 

94 

9 
12 

88 

2 
2 

27 

13 

16 

9 

8 

38 
46 

N.W. 

3. 

4 

7 

2 
0 

.32 

15 
11 

172 

13 
20 

161 

15 
23 

180 

0 

3 
3 

15 
8 

185 

0 

4 
3 

41 

6 

December 

Year 

12 

9 

46 

S. 

32 

0 

P^KT    II 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  from  Stations  of  the  Second  Class. 


MEITEOROLOGICAL    TABLES,    BKITISH    COLUMBIA. 


59 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Agas&iz — Latitude,  N.  49°  15';  Longitude,  W.  rjT  40'. 

Height  above  Sea,  52  feet. 


Tkmperatuke. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

C5 

iS 

s 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
DaUy 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Jlthly 
Mean. 

< 

13 

^ 

< 

a 

4 
2 
0 

.30  •! 

29-3 
30-6 
34  0 
33-6 
.37  0 
43-1 

8  <! 

50  '1 

55  n 

in. 
3-28 
5-38 
203 
4-22 
3-22 
2 -.36 
3  49 
2  33 
6-35 
5-49 
20-94 
2-10 

6 

11 

8 

8 

8 

12 

8 

4 

12 

11 

18 

5 

in. 

11-5 
3-0 
00 

February 

42  3 
.55-7 
61-9 
68-8 
73  4 

11 
21 
28 
31 
30 
27 
29 
33 
21 
18 
13 

7 

7 

3 

8' 

3 

5 

8 

^ 
4 

1 

6 

50 
71 
71 
78 
86 
83 
87 
88 
66 
60 
47 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

15 
30 
29 
30 
38 
41 
42 
35 
29 
25 
14 

0 
0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

35 
41 
42 
48 
48 
42 
45 
53 
37 
35 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

36 
44 
47 
.52 
58 
61 
61 
56 
48 
41 
32 

5 
8 
8 
9 
2 
4 
0 
9 
9 
4 
8 

March 

April 

May 

JunP 

July 

75  1      47  f. 

August 

September 

75-9 
73-8 
59-6 
50-5 
.39-6 

461 
40  0 
38  2 
32  4 
260 

October 

.... 

November 

2  0 
0-0 

1 
0 

. 

December 

33-0 

Year  

58-94 

35  91 

Z3 

OR 

88  0       50 

93  0 

47  42 

61-19 

111 

16  5 

7 

1 

1 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Alberni — Latitude,  N.  47°  20' ;  Longitude,  W.  124°  51'. 

Height  above  Sea,  300  feet. 


Month. 

Temper.\tube. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

i 

p2 

ai 

3 

3 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

< 

1 

s 
< 

CD 

45 

etc 

January 

35-7 
45-4 
55-3 
63  2 
65-6 
73-5 
77-3 
77-7 
74-6 
57-3 
44-9 
37-1 

22-6 
29-5 
30-3 
31-7 
38-9 
40-4 
45-8 
43  9 
45-1 
41-6 
32-6 
26  6 

13-1 

480 
550 
70  0 
74  0 

2-8 
170 
250 
220 
28  0 
350 
35-0 
35  0 
34-0 
30-0 
180 
12  0 

45-2 

29-2 
37-4 
42-8 
47-5 
52-2 
57  0 
61-5 
60-8 
59-9 
49-5 
.38  S 
31-9 

in. 
611 

10-45 
4-85 
0-47 
2-48 
1-70 
0  87 
2-20 
0-90 
6-22 

14-65 
5-91 

8 

16 

13 

4 

15 

8 

9 

7 

6 

17 

20 

7 

in. 
30-3 
16-2 
1-7 

14 
7 
3 

Ffebruary      

15 
25 
31 
26 
33 
31 
33 
29 
15 
12 
10 

9 
0 
5 
7 
1 
5 
8 
5 
7 
3 
5 

37 
45 
52 
57 
57 
54 
54 
62 
48 
36 
.    33 

2 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

March 

April 

85 
92 
89 
89 
96 
78 
54 
45 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

• 

1 

1 

July..                             

1 

3 

1 

October 

7-0 
7-2 

3 
5 

-I 

6 
10 

Year 

58-97 

35-75 

23 

22 

96  0 

2-8 

93  2 

47 -.37 

56-81 

130 

62  4 

32 

4 

60 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    BRITISH    COLUMBIA. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Athalmer — Latitude,  N.  51°  0';  Longitude,  W.  116°  0'. 

Height  above  Sea,  2,775  feet. 


Month. 

1 
Temperature. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

i 

r/i 

< 

2 

^  n 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean  , 
Daily    Max. 
Rangej 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

4J 

■  B 
< 

• 
1 
1 
2 

10 
13 
13 

7 

--^ 

1 

U 
i 

178 
3G-3 
49-3 
55-2 
(i9-3 
75-7 
7(1-4 
776 

o 

1-4 

14-0 
24-5 
290 
35-8 
40  S 
4.5-7 
410 

19-2      4fi-0 

.36-0 
12-0 
SO 
ISO 
20-0 
32-5 
330 
31-5 


82-0 
GOO 
BO  0 
48-0 

o 

8-2 
25  4 
36-9 
42-1 

in. 

0  03 

0  09 

0-.31 

0-21 

0-85 

1-31 

1-49 

1-11 

in. 
8-9 
4-2 
0-2 
1-6 

12 
3 
2 
4 

218 

4 

24-8 
26-2 
33-5 
34  9 
30-7 
36- 6 

480 
68-0 
660 
99-0 
94-5 
890 
950 

Marth 

April 

May 

.June 

.Tuly 

August 

September 

79-U     52-5 
62-0     58-2 
56  0      61  0 

1 

5 

4 

63  5 

59-3 

3 

1 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Babine  Lake — Latitude,  N.  55°  38'  ;  Longitude,  W.  126°  26'. 


ISIONTH. 

Temperature. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

1 

t 
o 

< 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

e 
< 

P 

< 

-J. 

a 

■in 

H 

January 

Kebruary 

0-5 
19-1 
41-1 
44-9 
56  6 
62-7 
67-9 
61-5 
57-9 
44-5 
24-9 
11-7 

18-4 
0-8 
18.6 
23-2 
31-7 
36-8 
41-6 
40-3 
361 
30-7 
11-2 
4-3 

17-9 
19-9 

29-0 
38-2 
54  5 
53-3 
711 
79-8 
80-2 
79-8 
740 
59-5 
440 
300 

42  0 

43  0 
1-5 

11-3 
261 
27-3 
33-2 
32-8 
26-5 
200 
13-7 
23  0 

71-5 
81-2 
53-0 
420 
450 
52-5 
46-9 
47-0 
47-5 
30-5 
57-7 
530 

9-5 

9  1 

29-8 

in. 

in. 
180 
12-8 
5-2 

8 
5 
3 

0-17 

1 

2 

2 

March 

April    .' 

May 

22 
21 
24 
25 
26 
21 
21 
13 
13 
16 

5 
7 
9 
9 
3 
2 
8 
8 
7 
0 

34 
44 
49 
.54 
50 
47 
37 
18 
3 

0 

1 

7 
8 
9 
0 
6 
1 
7 

1 

- 

2 

August 

September 

2-48 
1-58 
108 

17 

9 

10 

1 

270 
120 

7 

11 

6 

H 

NoveiiiluT 

December 

Year ... 

41  02 

20-56 

20  4fi 

80-2 

430 

12-32 

30 -78 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    BRITISH    COLUMBIA. 


61 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Bella  Coola— Latitude,  N.  52°  40'  ;  Longitude,  W.  12G°  5i'. 

Height  above  Sea,  150  feet. 


Tempebaturk.. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

i 

o 

1 

1 

s 

Mean  Mean 
Max.    Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

122 

11-0 
18  5 
210 
22-2 
23-8 
190 
15-2 
181 
131 
8-8 

n-2 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

4^ 

s 
< 

1 

S 
< 

1 

•S5 

r 

January 

February 

Marcli 

20 
32 
47 
53 
61 
6- 
09 
C3 
B3 
52 
30 
27 

8 
4 
1 
5 
5 
5 
0 
1 
5 
9 
7 
!) 

8-6 
21-4 
280 
31-9 
39-3 
43-7 
500 
47-9 
45  4 
39  8 
27-9 
16-7 

370 
45  0 
58-0 
060 
780 
84-9 
81-0 
82  0 
89  0 
670 
45  0 
420 

8-0 
3  0 
220 
240 
.•52  0 
33  0 
62  0 
320 
390 
26-0 
19  0 
70 

o 

450 
480 
36  0 
42  0 
460 
51-0 
190 
500 
500 
41  0 
260 
35  0 

14-7 
20-9 
37-9 
42-7 
50-4 

•w-o 

59-5 
55-5 
54-4 
46-3 
32  3 
22  3 

in. 

1-62 
106 
0-71 
2-57 
1-54 
1-72 
3-89 
4;  04 
716 
5-01 
2  09 

5 

5 

5 

10 

13 

14 

20 

16 

18 

9 

3 

in. 

29  0 

11-8 

1-7 

0-5 

9 
7 
5 
2 

April 

May 

June 

^ 

July 

Aufjust ! 

September 

1 

October 

November 

IS  2       9 

1 

Deiembei 

2-5 

2 

Year 

49  06 

33  43 

10  23 

890 

8-0 

970 

41-54 

31-41 

118 

43-7 

34 

1 

2 

MovTHLY  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Cape  Scott — Latitude,  N.  50°  48';    Longitude,  W.  128°  27'. 

Height  above  Sea,  20  feet. 


Month. 

TSMrEKATURK. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

0) 

1 

g 
O 

< 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

6 
<! 

January 

35-2 
41-6 

o 

24-4 
32-3 

10-8 
9-3 

470 
47-5 

O 

9-0 
20  0 

38-0 
27-5 

29-8 
370 

in. 

9-99 

11-37 

18 
25 

in. 

February 

April                                                           

May 

JiniH         .                                       .            

July 

September 

October .       

Deceu'ber 



Year                                                       

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METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    BRITISH    COLUMBIA. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Chilcotin  (Big  Creek) — Latitude,  N.  5i°  4-t' ;  Longitude, 

W.  123°  0'.     Height  above  Sea,  3,100  feet. 


Month. 

Temperature. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

i 

O 

1 

g 

£ 
s 

< 

2 

1 
1 
1 
1 

to 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

< 

January 

12!) 
27-8 
45-5 
49 -8 
.59  ■  1) 

14 

3 

19 

21 

29 

35 

40 

37 

36 

28 

9 

0 

s 
1 

6 
3 

S 
7 
7 
9 
6 
2 
1 
8 

o 

27 
24 
25 
28 
30 
33 
33 
30 
29 
20 
22 

7 
7 
9 
5 
1 
9 
2 
8 
0 

5 

7 

44 
40 
58 
63 
75 
84 
85 
80 
84 
B7 
47 
47 

0 
0 
0 

0 
0 

c 

0 

0 
0 
0 
0 

0 

480 
360 
^30 
70 
180 
25-0 
33  0 
25 '0 
250 
16  0 
120 
280 

96 
82 
61 
56 
57 
59 
52 
55 
59 
51 
59 
75 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

1 
15 
32 
35 
44 
52 
57 
53 
51 
38 
20 
11 

0 
5 
5 
6 

8 
7 
3 
3 

1 

p 

5 
6 

ir 

. 

in. 
80 
8  0 
20 

2 
6 

1 

April 

0 

1 
1 
1 
1 
1 
0 
0 

24 

30 

1 

05 

25 

10 

93 

33 

38 

4 

7 
6 
7 
8 
9 
2 
2 

04 

1 

1 

G9G 
73  9 
US- 
Co -6 
48-7 
31-8 
22-4 

2 

July 

1 

4 

Augvist 

SeptfUiber 

4 

5-5 

110 

8-0 

4 

7\ 

1 

24 

1 
1 



1 
1 

2 

21  « 

4 
13 

45 

48  05 

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27  38 

85  0 

480 

133 

0 

31  36 

7 

.58 

4-29 

11 

1 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Clayoquot  (Christie  School) — Latitude,  N.  49°  10' ; 
Longitude,  W.  125°  55'.     Height  above  Sea,  38  feet. 


Month. 

Temper.vturh. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

■3 

fa 

i 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

< 

1 

1 

a 

42  7 

28-4 

11-3 

48-5 
.52  0 
57  0 
75-0 
67-5 
74  0 
69  0 
70-5 
75-5 
650 
540 
50-5 

130 

35-5 

35  fi 

in. 

7  83 

13 
21 
18 

7 

8 
14 
11 
11 

8 
19 
22 

5 

in. 
7-8 
2-5 

5 

2 

44 
48 
55 
55 
63 
(J3 
64 
63 
56 
49 

9 
8 
3 
7 
6 
8 
7 
8 
4 
3 

12 

12 

4 

2 

4 

3 

15 

4 

16 

17 

4 

57 
48 
22 
91 
71 
21 
73 
63 
32 
83 
57 

34  0 
38 -4 
44-1 
49-2 
48  9 
46  0 
43-8 
37-2 
32-8 

21-3 
17  3 
19-5 
14-6 
15-8 
17-8 
12C 
12  1 
11-4 

27  0 
30  0 
380 

41  0 

42  0 
36  0 
34-5 
26-5 
23  0 

480 
37-5 
36  0 
28  0 
28  5 
39-5 
30  5 
27-5 
27-5 

44 
47 
53 
56 
56 
54 
50 
43 
38 

7 
1 
8 
5 

8 
<1 
1 
3 
5 

May 

1 
2 

2 
1 

... 

July 

August 

Septenil)er 

44  2 

4 
10 

54-43 

75-5 

107 

01 

157 

10-3 

7 

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63 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Cowichan  (Tzouhalem) — Latitude,  N.  48°  25' :  Longitude, 

W.  123°  44'.     Height  above  Sea,  170  feet. 


Temperature. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

"a 

i 

ai 
2 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean 

>> 

a 

Q 

12 
17 
12 

4 
14 

8 
10 

6 

6 
15 
20 

8 

132 

< 

1 

34  7 

O 

251 
33-9 
340 
34-7 
43  0 
47-7 
51-2 
490 
46  6 
41  9 
36-2 
29  3 

9fi 

c 

52  n 

o 

1  4 

51  1 

29-9 
39  6 
42  4 

in. 
5  63 

in. 
1     21-0 
30 

9 

1 

1 

February 

4.5 
50 
57 
62 
69 
71 
71 
68 
57 
4S 
39 

3 

7 
2 
4 

1 
8 
6 

1 
6 
1 
2 

11 
16 
22 
19 
21 
20 
22 
21 
15 
11 
9 

4 
7 
5 
4 
4 
6 

6 

_ 

0 

7 

y 

9 

54 
59 
64 
73 
80 
80 
82 
83 
67 
57 
51 

8 
2 
0 
0 
0 
0 
2 
5 
0 
8 
2 

27 
27 
27 
.33 
39 
42 
39 
33 
29 
19 
18 

0 
0 
0 
8 
8 
3 
5 
0 
5 
0 
0 

27 
.32 
37 
39 
40 
37 
42 
50 
37 
38 

8 
2 
0 
2 
2 
7 
7 
5 
5 
S 

5 
1 
0 
1 
0 
1 
0 
0 
3 
11 
5 

32 

67 
17 
72 
99 
26 
85 
67 
02 
91 
52 

March 

April 

45 
52 
58 
61 
60 
57 
49 
42 

9 
7 
4 
5 
3 
3 
8 
1 

1 

May 

June 

July 

August 

September .           

November 

December . 

33  2 

34  2 

4-5 

1 

2 

Year            ...                                          .         . 

"ifi 

S? 

39  38 

16 

•M 

S3 

5 

1 

4 

82-1 

47-85 

38 

73 

28-5 

12 

j 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Enderby — Latitude,  N.  50°  32' ;  Longitude,  W.  119°  17'. 

Height  above  Sea,  1,180  feet. 


Month. 

■rEMPKRATORE. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

i 

i 

s 

< 

Mean   Mean 
Max.  1  Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

< 

< 

1 

■in 
CM 

January 

o 

° 

" 

■> 

- 

in. 

in. 



June ._ 

July 

80-5 
77-6 
71-5 
55-1 
40-3 
27-2 

480 
43  6 
42;1 
36  2 
27  0 
17-4 

32-5 
340 
29-4 
18-9 
13-3 
9-8 

93  0 
90  0 
880 
670 
54-0 
380 

39-0 
320 
30  0 
25  0 
9-0 
40 

54-0 
58-0 
58-0 
42-0 
450 
34-0 

64  3 
60-6 
56-8 
45-6 
33  7 
22  3 

2-58 
0-78 
2-48 
1-26 
0-83 

8 

4 

13 

10 

9 

. 

September 

October 

10-3 
9-0 

4 

7 

1 

Year                                                         

1 

64 


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Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Glacier — Latitude,  N.  51°  14' ;  Longitude,  W.  117°  29'. 

Height  above  Sea,  4,072  feet. 


Month. 

Temperaturk. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

1 

i 

< 

CO 

.1 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean  [ 
Daily    Max. 

Range 

Min. 

Range 

Mtlily 
Mean. 

< 

s 
< 

05 

a 

■in 

1 

8-3 
251 
34-5 
37-4 
51!) 
63  5 
70  5 
63  3 
57-8 
41 -6 
32 -8 
19  9 

2  3 
15  1 
18  9 
23  1 
,Sl-8 
39-3 
42-6 
40-9 
40  1 
32  0 
22-2 

6-6 

10-6 
10-0 
15-6 
14-3 
20  1 
24-2 
279 
22-4 
17-7 
9-6 
10-6 
13-3 

34  0 

32-0 
150 

6-0 
110 
260 
32-0 
360 
33  0 
34-0 
25  0 

50 
11-0 

66  n 

3  n 

in. 

in. 
120-0 
780 
160 
36-5 
10-5 

16 
20 

7 
13 

4 

35 
44 
45 
66 
76 
80 
79 
73 
53 
37 
39 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

50 
38 
34 
40 
44 
44 
46 
39 
28 
42 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
n 

20 
26 
30 
41 
51 
56 
52 
49 
36 
27 
13 

1 

7 
2 

9 
4 
5 
1 
0 
S 
5 
(^ 

0 
3 

2 

1 
5 
2 

33 
05 
32 
97 

85 
22 

3 

7 
10 

6 
10 

8 

Apill                                                       

May 

July 

August 

September. . 

( )ctuber 

29  0 
119  0 

55-0 

8 
21 

lo 

50  0 

42-22 

25-86 

16-36 

SO 

n 

32  0 

112  1 

34  n* 

15 

74 

44 

464  0 

99 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Golden — Latitude,  N.  5V  IG' ;  Longitude,  W.  116°  55'. 

Height  above  Sea,  2,550  feet. 


Month. 

c 

Temperature. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

O 

CO 

1 

< 

J 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 

Min 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

-Min. 

Range 

Mtlily 
Mean. 

< 

1 

■a 

a 

o 

6 
9 
2 

1 

etc 

J  anuary 

11  4 

6-9 
10-9 
18-8 
25-7 
34  6 
42-3 
44-4 
410 
39-1 
320 
21-4 

0  6 

18  3 

380 
450 
57-0 
.59  0 
73  0 
830 
870 
85-0 
83-0 
61-0 
45  0 
370 

47-0 
21-0 

10 
180 
24-0 
32-0 
35  0 
31-0 
29  0 
25  0 

00 
22-0 

85-0 
66-0 
.58  0 
41  0 
490 

51  0 

52  0 
64-0 
54-0 
36  0 
45  0 
59-0 

o 

2-2 

in. 
0  10 

1 
1 
1 

in. 

33-5 

10-2 

1-5 
4-0 

29 
44 
48 
61 
70 
76 
74 
66 
49 
33 
16 

J 

0 
3 
3 
I 

4 
1 
6 
0 
0 
4 

18 
25 
22 
26 
28 
32 
33 
27 
17 
11 
15 

8 
2 

6 
7 
4 
0 
1 
5 
0 
6 
8 

20 
31 

37 
47 
56 
60 
57 
52 
40 
27 
8 

3 
4 
0 
9 
5 
4 
5 
9 
5 
2 
5 

0 
1 

09 
00 

March 

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May 

0 
2 

55 
24 
55 
18 
54 
25 
43 

3 
10 
7 
4 
5 
6 
6 

July 

August 

0 

' 

1 

380 
190 

9 

8 

7 

Year 

48 

41 

25  33 

23 

OS 

87-0 

470 

134  0 

36-86 

10 

93 

44 

106-2 

35 

3 

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65 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Hedley — Latitude,  N.  49°  35' ;  Longitude,  W.  120°  10'. 

Height  above  Sea, feet. 


January. . . 
February. 
March  .    . . 

April 

May 

June 

July 

Auguat.   . . 
September. 
October... 
November. 
December . 

Year  . 


Month. 


Tkuperatcrb. 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

19 
37 
51 
56 
65 
74 
78 
81 
76 
55 
40 
31 

1 
9 
5 
3 
6 
7 
8 
5 
6 
5 
7 
5 

2-7 
24-6 
28-4 
340 
41  0 
46  9 
49  8 
49  1 
45  6 
35  5 
27-3 
15-7 

o 

16 
13 
23 
22 
24 
27 
29 
32 
31 
20 
13 
15 

4 
3 

1 
3 
6 
8 
0 
4 
0 
0 
4 
8 

46 
46 
64 
65 
83 
88 
90 
92 
92 
69 
55 
44 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

26 
7 

20 
26 
32 
38 
41 
41 
36 
27 
9 
1 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

72 
39 
44 
39 
51 
50 
49 
51 
56 
42 
46 
43 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

10 
31 
39 
45 
53 
60 
64 
65 
61 
45 
34 
23 

9 
3 
9 
2 
8 
8 
3 
3 
1 
5 
0 
6 

55 

81 

33-38 

22 

43 

92  0 

26 

0 

118 

0 

44 

60 

Rain. 


13  51 


69 


Snow. 


a 


7-9 
30 


2  1 

2-8 


15-8 


24 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Hoi  berg— Latitude,  N.  50°  39';  Longitude,  W.  128°  18'. 

Height  above  Sea, feet. 


Month. 

Tkmpebatcbb. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

-2 

fa 

i 
e 

V  ^ 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

a 

a 

ID 

etc 

" 

» 

- 

" 

° 

° 

° 

in. 

in 

March ... 

April 

48-5 
53-8 
59-8 
59-6 
59-4 
60-1 
510 
431 
35  5 

35  4 
40  6 
43-6 
50-4 
501 
47-9 
44-2 
35-8 
30-7 

131 

13-2 

16-2 

9  2 

9-3 

12-2 

6-8 

7  3 

4-8 

61  0 
65-2 
760 
700 
69-6 
81-7 
60- 1 
51-4 
440 

30-5 
35  0 
38-3 
460 
440 
421 
380 
290 
22  0 

30-5 
30-2 
37-7 
240 
25-6 
39-6 
221 
22-4 
220 

420 
47-2 
51-7 
550 
54-8 
54  0 
47  6 
39-4 
33  1 

5-42 

601 

3-68 

517 

15-76 

7  73 

21-27 

22-60 

9-13 

19 
19 
17 
23 
26 
22 
26 
26 
14 

May 

June • 

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October 

Year 

22476—5 


66 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    BRITISH    COLUMBIA. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Ikeda  Bay — Latitude,  N.  52°  17';  Longitude,  W.  131°  7'. 

Height  above  Sea,  5  feet. 


Month. 


January . . 
February . 
March 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August.  . 
September 
October  . . 
November 
December 

Year. 


Tempeeattjre. 


Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min 

= 

o 

= 

o 

= 

3.3 

2 

241 

91 

440 

9 

5 

39 

9 

31  0 

8-9 

46  0 

20 

0 

44 

5 

33  6 

10  9 

54  0 

29 

0 

48 

6 

34-6 

140 

54  0 

29 

0 

51 

9 

401 

11-8 

58  0 

32 

0 

67 

2 

44  1 

131 

690 

39 

0 

62 

7 

44'5 

18-2 

70- 0 

40 

0 

62 

8 

450 

17-8 

700 

43 

0 

61 

42  3 

19  1 

700 

36 

0 

54 

38-3 

161 

620 

35 

0 

43 

32  3 

11-4 

490 

25 

0 

41 

31-4 

9  7 

48-0 

25 

0 

50 

12 

.36-78 

33  34 

700 

200 

Range 


Mthly 
Mean. 


34 
26 
25 
25 
26 
30 
30 
27 
34 
27 
24 
23 


500 


43  45 


Rain. 


107-89 


150 


Snow. 


s 
< 


in. 


58-2 
0.8 
0-2 


3  5 


627 


17 


O 


fe 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Kelowna  (Okanagan  Mission) — Latitude,  N.  49°  52'; 
Longitude,  W.  119°  29'.     Heiglit  above  Sea,  1,200  feet. 


Month. 

Tempkratuke. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

1 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

S 
<! 

1 

CO 

Q 

20  9 
380 
50  3 
57-6 
69-2 
78  1 
80  3 
78-8 
71  9 
55  2 
43-8 
30-7 

4-7 
23  6 
27-7 
32  3 
40-6 
48-8 
51  9 
481 
47  5 
37  7 
30-0 
20  G 

o 

16  2 
14-4 
22-6 
25  3 
28  6 
29-3 
28  4 
30-7 
24  5 

17  5 
13  8 
10-1 

o 

46  6 
47-0 
62-1 
68  0 
860 
92  0 
92  0 
88-0 
85  0 
65-0 
55-5 
41  0 

22  2 

68-8 
48-2 
45  vO 
47-9 
560 
52  5 
50  0 
49  0 
48.0 
370 
42-5 
32  0 

12  8 

in. 
0  04 

1 

3 
4 
4 
7 

11 
7 
2 
8 
6 

11 
1 

in. 
10  6 
9-6 

12 
8 

February 

1 

17 
20 
30 
39 
42 
39 
27 
28 
13 

9 

2 
1 
1 
0 
5 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

n 

30 
39 
45 
54 
63 
66 
63 
59 
46 
36 
25 

8 
0 
0 
9 
4 
1 
5 
7 
4 
9 
6 

0 
0 
0 

0 
1 
2 

0 

1 
1 
1 

r 

27 
21 
15 
93 
79 
35 
52 
81 
31 
00 

April 

May 

June                    .      .             ...                       ... 

2 
3 

3 

3 

July   

August 

September   

October 

B 

1 

2-2 
7-3 

4 
11 

November    .. 

December 

6 

Year 

56-2? 

31-46 

21-77 

92  0 

22  2 

114-2 

45  .34 

10  38 

65 

29-7 

35 

11 

1 

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67 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Ladner — Latitude,  N.  49°  5';  Longtitude,  W.  123°  4'. 

Height  above  Sea, feet. 


Month. 


January . . 
February 

March 

April 

May 

June 

July 

Au^st  . . 
September 
October . . . 
November . 
December . 

Year.. 


Temferatcre. 


Mean 
Max. 


34 
45' 
52- 
57 
58- 
66 
68- 
67 
67 
59 
49 
37  2 


55  39 


Mean 
Min. 


241 
350 
34-4 
35-8 
39  6 
47  7 
50  5 
48-6 
46  7 
43  2 
39  2 
29  1 


39  49 


Mean 
Daily 
Range 


15  90 


Max. 


87-0 


Min. 


4 
22 
30 
29 
33 
40 
44 
38 
30 
30 
20 
15  0 


40 


Range 


51 

30 

31 

32 

35 

4' 

35 

37-0 

480 

34  0 

370 

320 


830 


Mthly 
Mean. 


47 -44 


Rain. 


34-32 


6 
17 
9 
2 
11 
6 
7 
5: 

8 
15 
19 

6 


111 


Snow. 


S 


4  0 


0-5 


4-5 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Massett — Latitude,  N.  53°  58'  ;  Longitude,  W.  132°  9'. 

Height  above  Sea,  10  feet. 


Month. 

January 

February 

March 

April 

May 

June  ...    

July 

August . 

September 

October 

November 

December 

Year  

22476— 5J 


Temperature. 


Mean 
Max. 


34 

6 

22- 

40 

2 

29- 

47 

2 

35 

47 

8 

36 

56 

2 

41- 

61 

5 

47 

62 

1 

50 

62 

1 

49 

60 

8 

49 

52 

8 

42 

45 

4 

31 

42 

4 

31 

51  09 


Mean 
Min. 


38-79 


Mean 
Daily 
Range 


12  4 
10-7 
12  1 


12-30 


Max. 


Min. 


40 
50 
56 
57 
64 
69 
68 
70 
72 
00 
53 
47  0 


720     10  0 


Range 


620 


Mthly 
Mean. 


44-94 


Rain. 


36  53 


181 


Snow. 


ni. 

28-0 
4  0 
2  3 
10 


70 
26-5 


08-8 


31 


O 


20 


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I  o 


68  METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES,    BRITISH    COLUMBIA. 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Massett — Latitude,  N.  53°  58' ;  Longitude,  W.  132°  9'. 

Height  above  Sea,  10  feet. 


Month. 

Wind,  Direction  from 

Force  of  Wind. 

Clodded  Skt. 

•^ 

e4 

EC 

03 

^ 

2; 

3 

S 

d 

1 

% 

% 

% 

% 

January 

• 
February  

March 

19 

13 

4 

15 

0 

g 

1 

2 

0 

3 

1» 

4 

21 

2 

5 

0 

3 

0 

1 
0 

14 
4 

14 
1 

29 
18 

0 
1 

3 

15 

0 

18 

1 
3 

0 

0 

April 

May 

1 

13 

4 

17 

0 

4 

16 

7 

0 



4 

0 
0 

7 

17 

3 

8 
2 

7 

20 
24 
35 

0 
2 
0 

0 
0 
2 

8 

8 

12 

13 
9 
3 

0 
0 
0 

July 

August 

7 

9 

4 

30 

0 

3 

5 

2 

0 

1 
30 
12 

7 

10 
12 

5 
2 
0 

39 

9 

21 

0 

1 

0 

2 
5 
3 

2 
2 

14 

6 

1 
0 

0 
0 
0 

November 

December 

Year 

78 

127 

55 

278 

6 

50 

86 

50 

0 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Nelson — Latitude,  N.  49°  44';  Longitude,  W.  117°  25'. 

Height  above  Sea,  1,875  feet. 


Month. 

Tbmpebatdbe. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

IS 

1 

!0 

i 

2 

< 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 

Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 
42  0 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

S 
< 

s 

Q 

1^ 

3 

O 

24-6 

13  3 

11  3 

170 

o 

590 

189 

in. 
1-51 

6 

in. 
43-6 

16 

44-9 
53-0 
63-5 
71-9 
75-9 
77-4 
67-8 
54-1 
41-4 
27-8 

33-2 

34-4 
433 
481 
49  3 
47-6 
45-5 
371 
32- 1 
20  3 

n-7 

18-6 
20-2 
23-8 
26  6 
29-8 
22-3 
170 
9-3 
7-5 

57-0 
630 
81  0 
860 
900 
890 
850 
64  0 
510 
380 

250 
280 

35  0 
400 
41  0 
370 

36  0 
280 
140 

30 

320 
35  0 
460 
460 
490 
52  0 
490 
360 
370 
350 

391 
43  7 
63-4 
600 
62-6 
62-5 
56-7 
45-6 
36-7 
240 

057 
0-28 
0-99 
2-25 
4-57 
0-67 
2  43 
2-35 
6-95 

3 

6 

11 

10 

10 

3 

9 

11 

17 

50 
01 

2 

1 

May 

8 

July 

3 

August 

September 

October 

1 

1 

170 
17-5 

6 
10 

November ..                    

December .                          .... 



Year 

METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES,    BRITISH    COLDMBIA. 


69 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Nicola — Latitude,  N.  50°  9'  ;  Longitude, W.  120°  39'. 

Height  above  Sea,  2,120  feet. 


Month. 

Tkmpbbatube. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

a 

1 

i 

s 

CO 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

B 
< 

00 

1 

1 

1^ 

January  

11-7 
33-2 
441 
52-9 
62-2 
69-1 
72  3 
71-8 
69-8 
557 
40-3 
24- 1 

40 
19-7 
27-3 
31-6 
380 
43-9 
46-6 
45-6 
43  1 
34-4 
29-4 
11-4 

15-7 
13-5 
16-8 
21-3 
24-2 

25  2 
257 

26  2 
26-7 
21-3 
12-9 
12-7 

43  0 
510 
570 
660 
76  0 
880 
820 

83  0 

84  0 
680 
500 
49  0 

40  5 

o 

83-5 
430 
430 
43  0 
470 
51  0 
440 
480 
560 
450 
45-0 
550 

3  9 
26-5 
35-7 
42-3 
501 
56-5 
59-4 
58-7  1 
56-5 
45-1 
33-8 
177 

in. 
0-26 

2 

in. 

17-0 

11-8 

16 
8 

8 
14 
23 
29 
37 
38 
35 
28 
23 
5 
6 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
n 

March 

0-05 
0-30 
108 
0-81 
1-45 
0  19 
0-84 
0  11 
1-58 

1 
2 
4 
4 
5 
2 
5 
3 
6 

April 

May 

1-1 

3 

July 

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^ 

October              . 

November 

20 
4-8 

5 
4 

1 

Year 

50  60 

30  42 

20  18 

880 

40  5 

128-2 

40-51 

6  67 

34 

36-7 

36 

3 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  North  Nicomen — Latitude,  N.  49°  12';  Longitude, 

W.  122°  2'.     Height  above  Sea,  59  feet.  i 


Month. 


January.. 
February . 

March 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August.. . 
September 
October . . . 
November, 
December . 

Year. 


Tbmpkratube. 


Mean 
Max 


56-35 


Mean  ^^^^^ 
M>"-   ^ng^ 


39-55 


10-6 
111 
17-5 
20-1 
20-7 
22  7 
210 
22-6 
19-2 
13-7 
10-4 
120 


16-80 


Max. 


220 
51  0 
630 
69  0 
770 
83-0 
82-0 
83-0 
840 
70-0 
59  0 
49  0 


84-0 


Min. 


2- 
20- 
30 
30- 
33- 
41- 
43- 
43- 
40 
35- 
21- 
13 


2  0 


Range 


-0 

54 

•0 

31 

0 

33 

•0 

39 

-0 

44- 

-0 

42- 

-0 

39 

0 

40- 

0 

44- 

0 

35- 

0 

38- 

0 

36- 

86-0 


Mthly 
Mean 


27  2 


47-35 


Rain. 


S 


in. 

9  17 

7-15 

403 

1-47 

4-94 

1-24 

3  20 

2-33 

3-69 

8-63 

4-61 

5-85 


56-31 


152 


Snow. 


S 


9  0 
3-1 


3-3 


15-4 


O 


am 


70 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    BRITISH    COLUMBIA. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Pemberton  Hatchery — Latitude,  N.  50°  20';  Longitude, 

W.  122°  33'.     Height  above  Sea,  62.5  feet. 


Tempbrati:be 

Rain. 

Snow. 

i 

3 

1 

ai 

2 

s 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

S 
< 

1 

2 
< 

03 
>> 

January 

o 

201 

9-9 
23-8 
270 
29-5 
.S7-5 
44-4 
47-3 
470 
43  3 
40-8 
30  1 
18-7 

10-9 

410 
46  0 
55-0 
65  0 
76-5 
87-5 
880 
87 -0 
87-5 
63-0 
48  0 
370 

110 
4  0 
16-0 
22  0 
28-5 
33  0 
37  0 
36-0 
30-0 
290 
13  0 
4-0 

52-0 
420 
39-0 
43-0 
48-0 
54-5 
51  0 
51-0 
5T-5 
34-0 
35  0 
33  0 

15  0 
29  2 
36  4 
42-6 
50  8 
58-9 
61-4 
60-2 
54  9 
46-6 
34  0 
23  1 

in. 

0-19 

2-43 

1-33 

0  18 

102 

0-86 

1-09 

1-69 

2- 12 

2-92 

6-25 

1-88 

1 

8 

8 

2 

9 

5 

8 

7 

10 

12 

15 

5 

in. 

63-5 

14-0 

12 
5 

February 

34 
45 
55 
64 
73 
75 
73 
66 
52 
38 
27 

6 

8 
7 
0 
4 
5 
5 
6 
5 
0 
5 

10 
18 
26 
26 
29 
28 
26 
23 
11 
7 
8 

8 
8 
2 
8 
0 
2 
5 
3 
7 
9 
8 

March 

April 

May 

June 

1 

July 

September 

October 

November 

17-0 
0-2 

4 
1 

December 

Year 

62-97 

33-28 

18  99 

88-0 

11  0 

99  0 

42  77 

21  96 

90 

94-7 

22 

1 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Penticton — Latitude,  N.  49°  29' ;  Longitude, 

W.  119°  3.5'.     Height  above  Sea,  feet. 


Month. 


January. 

February .... 

March 

April 

Ma.y 

June 

Jnly 

August 

September. . . 

October 

November.  . . 
December . . 

Year 


Tempkratukk. 


Mean 
Max. 


Mean 
Min. 


Mean 
Daily 
Range 


57-19 


34  86 


11-9 
12-6 
24-3 
30  2 
28-6 
30-5 


22-33 


Max. 


44  5 
49  5 
65-5 
850 
870 
880 
89-5 
97  0 
83  5 
6fi  0 
.WO 
42-5 


97 -0 


Min. 


Range 


10- 
9 

20- 
22 
29- 
38 
41 
39 
32 
26- 
13- 
12 


10  0 


0 

54- 

5 

40- 

0 

45 

0 

63 

0 

58- 

0 

50 

0 

48 

5 

57 

■5 

51 

0 

49 

-5 

43 

0 

30 

107 -0 


Mthly 
Mean. 


17-9 
33  6 
40  0 
47  2 
54-0 
61-6 
64  4 
63-6 
58-6 
46-8 
38-1 
26-4 


46  02 


Rain. 


0  06 
2-75 
0-38 

0  05 
1-30 
1-12 
2-37 
0-39 

1  58 
0-83 
0-68 
0  24 


11-75 


58 


Snow. 


in. 
7  3 
3  3 


0  3 
5-0 


15  9 


10 


.2  ° 

ax 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES,    BRITISH    COLUMBIA.  71 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Princeton — Latitude,  N.  49°  29' ;  Longitude,  W.  120°  29'. 

Height  above  Sea,  1,900  feet. 


Month. 

January 

February 

March 

A  pril 

May 

June 

July 

Auffufi 

September 

October 

November 

December 

Year ... 


Tf> 

PERATUBK. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

i 
o 

.... 
7 

2 

i 

e 

< 

Meau 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

1 

S 
< 

o 

am 

13 
36 

47 
.54 

3 
1 
5 
7 
3 
4 
5 
5 
4 
5 
3 
3 

o 

8 
14 
18 
26 
.33 
40 
44 
40 
38 
27 
21 

9 

8 
0 
5 
3 

2 
fi 
8 
4 
0 
4 
6 

22  1 
22-1 
29  0 
28-4 
29  4 
32-2 
31-9 
36  7 
34  0 
26-5 
16-9 
14-7 

40 
50 
59 
68 
78 
86 
87 
91 
91 
70 
50 
39 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

49 

9 

4 

19 

22 

33 

33 

31 

27 

10 

4 

8 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

89  0 
59  0 
550 
49  0 
56  0 
53  0 
540 
600 
64  0 
600 
460 
470 

2  2 
251 
33C 
40-5 
48  6 
56  3 
60  6 
59  2 
55-4 
40-2 
29  9 
17-9 

in 
0 
0 
0 
0 
2 
1 
2 
0 
0 
1 
2 

35 
13 
13 
40 
14 
20 
16 
20 
73 
22 
70 

2 

3 
2 
5 
8 
11 
9 
1 
5 
6 
8 

in. 
18  3 
12  0 

15 

7 

0-2 
T. 

2 

fi3 

72 

V 

76 

7 

77 

1 

If. 

53 
38 

24 

4-6 
3-8 

4 
6 

7 

5 
7 

60 

52 

48 

25 

49 

26  99 

91 

0 

490 

140  0 

38-99 

11 

36 

38  9 

33 

10 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the' Year  1909,  Quesnelle — Latitude,  N.  52°  59';  Longitude,  W.  122°  30'. 

Height  above  Sea,  1,750  feet. 


Month. 

Temperature. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

99 

•3 
C5 

o 

si 

g 
s 
<! 

3? 

Mean 
Max. 

Mea.n 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly  j 
Mean 

fi 
< 

1 

Q 

< 

January 

February.    .      .                            

7  9 

14-8 
3  9 
20-6 
24-2 
330 
43-9 
450 
43-8 
39-2 
32-5 
11-8 
2-7' 

22-7 
21-8 
26-4 
28-4 
30-7 
29-3 
30  3 
25  3 
28-5 
19-2 
16-9 
17-5 

48  n 

41  0 

o 

89  0 

3  5 
14-8 
33-8 
38-4 
48-3 
58  5 
60  2 
56-5 
53-5 
42  1 
20-2 
11  5 

in. 

1, 

in. 
5-5 
70 

2  5 

4 

3 

2 

25 
47 
52 
63 
73 
75 
69 
67 
51 
28 
20 

7 
0 
6 
7 
2 
3 
1 
7 
7 
7 

9 

45 
61 
66 
SO 
92 
87 
83 
85 
68 
53 
40 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
n 

50 
1 
16 
22 
30 
35 
31 
29 
22 
10 
24 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
9 
0 
0 
0 
n 

95 
62 
50 
58 
62 
52 
52 
56 
46 
63 
64 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 



0 
0 
0 

1 
1 

0 

1 

2 

2 
0 
0 

13 
25 
42 
04 
53 
82 
50 
13 
49 
05 
05 

1 
2 
3 
6 
9 
8 
9 
14 

n 

1 
1 

April    

May 

June 

July 

August 

1 

2 

4 

1 

13-5 
20 

8 
2 

1 

Year                                                    

48 -57 

23 -82 

2475 

920 

500 

142 

0 

36  19 

10 

41 

65 

30  5 

19 

7 

72 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,  BRITISH    COLUMBIA. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Revelstoke — Latitude,  N.  51°  0' ;  Longitude,  W.  118°  6'. 

Height  above  Sea,  1,476  feet. 


Tkmpebatuke. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

i 

^ 

i 

3 
< 

a 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

a 

<! 

1 

a 
< 

1 

■in 
CM 

1 

January 

16 
33 
45 
51 
63 
71 
77 
74 
69 
51 
37 
21 

2 
1 
2 
5 
0 
5 
1 
6 
7 
2 
9 
7 

2 
21 
25 
29 
40 
45 
49 
44 
42 
37 
27 

8 

8 
1 
1 
5 
2 
0 
4 
0 
6 
4 
4 
1 

13 
12 
20 
22 
22 
26 
27 
30 
27 
13 
10 
13 

4 
0 
1 
0 
8 
5 
7 
6 
1 
8 
5 
fi 

39 
44 
55 
61 
73 
84 
89 
87 
86 
61 
50 
43 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

30  0 
90 
120 
210 
290 
380 
40  0 
36  0 
36  0 
300 
100 
100 

69 
51 
43 
40 
44 
46 
49 
51 
50 
31 
40 
53 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

c 

9 

27 
35 
40 
51 
58 
63 
59 
56 
44 
32 
14 

5 
1 
2 
5 
6 
2 
2 
3 
1 
3 
7 
9 

in. 
0-32 
1-52 
0-78 
7  94 

1 

7 

5 

11 

in. 
58-6 
51  0 
58-5 
10 

17 

16 

4 

4 

March 

May 

3-29 
2  32 
1-36 

12 
13 

7 

1 

July 

1 

August 

September 

October..... 

4-49 
2-77 

16 
12 

44-5 
36  2 

12 
9 



Year 

51  OK 

31  05 

20  01 

8<t 

n 

300 

119  0 

41 

05 

199-7 

62 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Rossland — Latitude,  N.  49°  5';  Longitude,  W.  117"  48'. 

Height  above  Sea,  3,400  feet. 


Month. 

Temperature. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

CO 

o 

i 

8 
o 

3 
< 

a 

^  s 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Renge 

Mthly 
Mean. 

a 

to 

1 

1 

■in 

CM 
3 

190 
313 
39-8 
47-8 
57  6 
67-2 
70  5 
720 
649 
49-9 
36  8 
22-6 

10  3 
23-7 
26-4 
30-1 
38-8 
46-2 
490 
46-9 
45  3 
35-8 
29  0 
16-5 

8-7 

7-6 

13-4 

17-7 

18-8 

21  0 

21-5 

251 

19  6 

141 

7-8 

6  1 

38  5 

16  ^ 

54  8 

14  7 

in. 
0  65 

3 
2 
3 
2 

12 
8 

10 
2 
6 
4 
7 
2 

62 

in. 
25-3 
44-8 
7-8 

13 
16 

4 

February 

40 
51 
57 
73 
77 
84 
83 
80 
63 
51 
34 

2 
2 
7 
5 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
5 
0 

e 

15 
21 
31 
37 
40 
40 
34 
30 
11 
2 

5 
7 
3 
0 
5 
6 
0 
3 
0 
0 
5 

23 
35 
36 
42 
39 
43 
43 
45 
33 
40 
31 

7 
5 
4 
5 
2 
5 
0 
7 
0 
5 
R 

27 
33 
38 
48 
56 
59 
59 
55 
42 
32 
19 

5 
1 
9 
2 
7 
8 
5 
1 
8 
9 
6 

0 
0 
0 
3 
1 
3 
0 
2 
2 
1 
0 

68 
98 
29 
75 
55 
35 
14 
82 
53 
15 
19 

May - 

June 

July 

10 

1 

1 

3 
5 

August . 

September ... 

October 

5-8 
34-5 
26  4 

2 
9 
9 

November 

1 

Year '. 

48  28 

33  17 

1511 

84 

0 

16 

3 

100-3 

40 

73 

17 

98 

145-6 

54 

8 

METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES,    BRITISH    COLUMBIA. 


73 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Salmon  Arm — Latitude,  N.  51°  0';  Longitude,  W.  119°  25'. 

Height  above  Sea,  1,245  feet. 


Tbmfbratdre. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

1 
1^ 

i 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

g 
< 

1 

1 

13 

3 
7 

10 

12 

10 

4 

10 

12 

9 

2 

93 

S 

no 

1 

January 

18 
35 
47 
55 
66 
77 
81 
80 
71 
54 
42 
26 

5 
0 
8 
6 
8 
3 
0 
7 
0 
6 
5 
5 

6  4 
22-8 
26-9 
331 
40-8 
49  1 
52-7 
48-2 
461 
39-3 
30  6 
19-3 

12 
12 
20 
22 
26 
28 
28 
32 
24 
15 
11 
7 

1 
2 
9 
5 
0 
2 
3 
5 
9 
3 
9 
3 

480 
470 
59  0 
69  0 
81  0 
91  0 
94  0 
900 
890 
67  0 
540 
380 



270 

"70 

160 

25  0 

320 

41  0 

44  0 

380 

370 

30-5 

150 

3  0 

75' 0 
540 
430 
440 
59  0 
50-0 
600 
520 
52  0 
36-5 
390 
35.0 

12-4 
28-9 
37-3 
44  3 
53-8 
621 
66-9 
64-5 
58-6 
470 
37-5 
22-9 

in. 

002 

1-27 

0.37 

0-31 

0-90 

2-26 

3-22 

0  50 

2  16 

110 

1-73 

0  24 

in. 
31-3 
18-5 
2-2 

8 
7 
4 

February  

March 

April. 

May 

1 

3 
7 
2 

.Tune 

.... 

July 

August 

September 

October 

9-6 
12-8 

2 
5 

4 

November 

December 

1 

6 

Year 

54 

78 

34-61 

20'17 

940 

27  0 

121-0 

44  69 

14  08 

74  3 

26 

13 

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Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Steveston  (Garry  Point) — Latitude,  N.  49°  21';  Longitude, 

W.  123°  17'.     Height  above  Sea, feet. 


Temperature. 

Rain. 

Snow! 

1 

1 

3 
< 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Dailj 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean 

S 

< 

r. 

1 

< 

cn 

January .                                  

350 
44  2 
47-6 
540 
59  8 

66  1 
68.4 

67  6 
63  4 
55  2 
47-3 
38-4 

23  6 

o 

11  4 
10-2 

12  7 
16  7 

o 

51  n 

20 
23  0 
29  5 
290 
33-5 
390 
41  0 
380 
310 
29-5 
20  0 
16  5 

o 

49  0 
28-5 
240 
300 
34-5 
400 
340 
350 
41-0 
34-5 
340 
32-5 

29  a 

in. 

2R't 

12 

21 

12 

6 

14 

7 

9 

7 

7 

16 

20 

8 

in. 
90 

5 

February 

33 

34 
37 
42 
47 
49 
46 
46 
41 
36 
28 

9 
9 
3 
0 
7 
7 
8 
5 
9 
6 
5 

51 
53 
59 
68 
79 
75 
73 
72 
64 

5 
5 
0 
0 
0 
5 
0 
0 
0 

39 

41 
45 
50 
56 
59 
57 
54 
48 
41 
33 

1 
3 

6 
8 
9 
1 
2 
9 
5 
9 
5 

4 
1 
0 
1 
1 
1 
0 
0 
3 
2 
2 

68 
97 
55 
80 
21 
23 
67 
89 
71 
53 
98 

March 

2 

April 

May 

17 
18 
18 
20 
16 
13 
10 
9 

8 
4 

1 

8 
9 
3 
7 
9 

July 

August 

■ 

October 

1 

No  vena  ber 

54  0 
49  0 

December         

0-5 

1 

6 

8 

Year 

53  92 

,S9 

12 

14  80 

79  0 

2  0 

770 

46 

51 

25 

06 

139 

9-5 

6 

74 


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Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Fort  St.  James  (Stuart's  Lake) — Latitude,  N.  54°  28'; 
Longitude,  W.  124°  12'.     Height  above  Sea,  2,280  feet. 


Temperature. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

i 

m 

£ 
N 

i 

2 

3 
■< 

2 

^  z 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean 

S 
< 

1 

e 

m 

a 

etc 

3 

H 

January 

February 

3 
19 
40 
44 
58 
66 

fin 

63 
60 
49 
31 
19 

6 
2 
0 
8 
1 
8 
1 
8 
5 
6 
2 
6 

23  0 
2  9 

26 
22 
20 
22 
27 
30 
29 
25 
24 
19 
22 
24 

6 
1 
4 
1 
4 
5 
0 
1 
3 
8 
5 

9 

O 

36 
42 
50 
51 
72 
81 
78 
76 
68 
65 
49 
43 

4 
0 
0 
5 
0 
5 
0 
5 
5 
0 
0 
0 

o 

.50 
52 
9 
11 
21 
27 
30 
29 
21 
11 
19 
39 

5 
5 
5 
5 
0 
0 
0 
5 
0 
0 
0 
0 

86 
92 
59 
40 
51 
54 
48 
47 
47 
54 
68 
82 

9 
5 
5 
0 
0 
5 
0 
0 
5 
0 
0 
0 

o 

9 
8 
29 
33 
44 
.51 
54 
51 
48 
39 
20 
7 

7 
2 

8 
7 
4 
5 
6 
3 
3 
7 
0 
5 

in. 
. .     . . 

6 
1 
5 
9 
5 
14 
10 
7 
1 
1 

in. 
10  6 
161 

7  5 
19 

7 

11 

2 

2 

March 

April   

19 
22 
30 
36 
40 
38 
36 

6 
7 
7 
3 
1 
7 
9 

0 
0 

0 

1 

0 

1 
1 

0 
0 
0 

37 
05 
22 
25 
49 
86 
31 
91 
04 
11 

2 

3 

May 

1 

1 

July 

5 

August 

September 

1 

4 

29  8 
8-7 
4-6 

3-5 

15-3 

9  6 

3 

8 
8 

1 

2 

4 

11 

I"" 

4 

Year 

43  Sfi 

19  .Sfi 

24  ."SO 

81  5 

52  5 

134  0 

31  fil 

6 

61 

58, 

64-4 

41 

11 

1 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Summerland — Latitude,  N.  49°  57' ;   Longitude,  W.  119°  0'. 

Height  above  Sea  1,100  feet. 


January. . . . 
February. . , 

March 

April 

May 

June ... 

July 

August 

September . 
October.  . . . 
November.  . 
December.  , 


Month. 


Temperature. 


Mean 
Max. 


19 

5 

5 

36 

5 

24 

48 

8 

30 

55 

0 

34 

65 

0 

42 

74 

2 

50 

78 

0 

53 

77 

8 

52 

71 

9 

49 

54 

8 

38 

42 

4 

30 

28 

2 

17 

54  34 


Mean 
Min. 


3 
■2 

1 
•5 
•2 
■3 

9 
■9 
•9 
■8 
•3 
•8 

35  85 


Mean 
Daily 
Range 


14 

12- 

18- 

20 

22' 

23-9 

24-1 


18-49 


Max. 


43  0 
48  0 
63  5 
650 
81  5 
880 
900 
93  0 
89  0 
65-5 
54  0 
400 

930 


Min. 


Range 


180 
50 
200 
260 
32  0 
44-5 
44-0 
400 
36  5 
28  5 
130 
7  0 

180 


1110 


Mthly 
Mean. 

« 

12 

1 
4 

30 

4 

39 

5 

44 

7 

53 

6 

62 

3 

65 

9 

65 

4 

60 

9 

46 

8 

36 

3 

23 

0 

45 

10 

Rai.n'. 


10-27 


34 


Snow. 


S 


m. 
10- 1 
6-5 


3-3 


19  9 


17 


.3 


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75 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Swanson  Bay — Latitude,  N.  50°  37';  Longitude,  W.  136°  .5.3', 

Height  above  Sea, feet. 


Month. 


January . . 
February . 
March .... 

April 

May 

June  . .   . . 

July 

August. . . 
September 
October  . . 
November. 
December 

Year 


Temperature. 


Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

" 

c 

o 

o 

29 

7 

20-4 

9  3 

49-0 

37 

4 

261 

11-3 

55  0 

44 

5 

32-2 

12  3 

53-0 

47 

4 

32  5 

14-9 

58-0 

53 

4 

38-5 

14-9 

63  0 

GO 

4 

45-8 

14  6 

72-0 

60 

0 

49  9 

10  1 

780 

58 

2 

49  7 

8-5 

770 

57 

3 

48-9 

8-4 

76  0 

48 

8 

41-6 

7-2 

570 

40 

0 

31  8 

82 

50-0 

34 

3 

26  2 

81 

440 

17 

62 

36-97 

10-65 

78-0 

Min.    Range 


3-0 


33  0 


81  0 


Mthly 
Mean 


25  1 
31  7 


42-30 


Rain. 


169-10 


212 


Snow. 


S 


114-0 

22-5 

9  5 

6-0 


2-5 
34-8 
11-8 


201  1 


57 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Tobacco  Plains  (Elko) — Latitude,  N.  49°  11';  Longitude, 

W.  1  U°  5'.     Height  above  Sea,  2,684  feet. 


Tempbbatube. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

s 

3 
< 

sS 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

e 
< 

>> 

Q 

1 

p 

° 

= 

- 

0 

o 

o 

» 

in. 

in. 

January 

21  3 

7-7 

13  6 

47 -0 
490 
60  1 
63-1 

270 

4  0 

16  0 

22  0 

74  0 
530 

14-5 
31  3 
381 

0-60 
0  17 
0-18 
1-28 

6 
1 
2 
6 

21-5 
8-5 
1-0 
2-0 

8 
8 
2 
3 

1 

February 

37 
46 
£2 

1 
2 
2 

25 
30 
31 

6 
0 
0 

11 
16 
21 

5 
2 
2 

March 

44 
41 

April 

41 

6 

May , 

62 
74 
79 
80 
71 
54 
41 

3 

4 
7 
7 
6 
3 
0 

42 

49 
51 
47 
46 
38 

0 
0 

1 
3 
1 

1 

20 
25 
28 
33 
25 
16 
8 

3 
4 
6 
4 
5 
2 
3 

76-1 
89- 1 
94-1 
920 
891 
70-1 
53-1 

29  0 
38  0 

47 
51 
53 
56 
53 
43 
44 

52 
61 
55 
64 
58 
46 
3R 

2 
7 
4 
0 
9 
2 
8 

1-85 
1-30 
3  19 
T. 

1  24 
1-35 

2  65 

9 
10 
8 
1 
6 
7 
9 

] 

? 

July 

41 

'•36 

36 

27 

9 

0 

0 

0 

0 

1 

August 

1 

September 

1 

October 

1 

November 

32  7 

10  0 

5 

2 

December  . .    

24 

5 

14-6 

9 

9 

440 

4 

0 

48 

0 

19  5 

0  31 

2 

16-0 

5 

1 



Year 

53-78 

34  60 

19  18 

94  1 

270 

121-1 

44-19 

14  12 

67 

59  0 

31 

1 

3 

8 

76 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES,    BRITISH    COLUMBIA. 


Monthly  and  Aanual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Vernon  (Coldstream  Ranch): — Latitude,  N.  50°  14';  Longitude, 

W.  119°  15'.     Height  above  Sea,  1,575  feet.  , 


Month. 


January. . . 
February. , 

March  . . . , 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August  . . . 
September. 
October... . 
November. 
December . 

Year  . 


Temperatchk. 


Mean 
Mav. 


54  17 


Mean 
Min. 


Mean 
Daily 
Range 


33  13 


2104 


Max. 


950 


Min. 


300 


Range 


36  0 
450 
340 


1250 


Mthly 
Mean, 


43-65 


Rai.v. 


e 


012 
014 
037 
0-88 
176 
2-92 

0  77 
1-90 

1  38 
0-63 


10-87 


62 


Snow. 


in. 
8-5 
7-3 
0-3 
0-5 


7-3 

8-0 


31-9 


23 


O 


a  3 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Wilmer — Latitude,  M.  50°  34';  Longitude,  W.  116°  14'. 

Height  above  Sea,  feet. 


Tempebatche. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

i 

o 

EC 

o 

i 

< 

I  5 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

a 
< 

1 

e 

° 

■> 

■> 

" 

■> 

» 

in. 

in. 

February 

March 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August! 

] 

54  3 

40-6 

30-4 
70 

1-15 
0-45 

138 

4 
2 
6 

69-7 
51  2 
36-2 
13  1 

39  0 

30  0 

24-6 

0-9 

30-7 
21-2 
11  6 
12-2 

87 -0 
63- 0 
490 
330 

30  0 

20-0 

0-0 

200 

570 
43  0 
49  0 
53  0 

1 
2 

1 

October 

3-8 
4-5 

3 
3 

November 

December 

* 

Year 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    BRITISH    COLUMBIA. 


7.7 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Winter  Harbour— Latitude,  N.  50°  32' ;  Longitude, 

W.  128°  3'.     Height  above  Sea, feet. 


Tkmpkratuhe. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

1 

1 

1 

< 

•-  r. 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 

Mean. 

< 

1 

S 

1 

^2 
etc 

£1 

H 

J*nuary 

February 

O 

34-9 
41-6 
45-4 
49  2 
541 
59-2 
62-3 
60-2 

o 

25  2 

32  5 
.34  5 
37  3 
40-3 
43-8 
50  0 
48-5 

9-7 
91 
10-9 
11-9 
13-8 
15-4 
12-3 
11-7 

490 
47  0 
640 
590 
590 
700 
700 
68  0 

O 

110 
250 
30  0 
300 
350 
390 
420 
420 

380 
22  0 
240 
29  0 
240 
31  0 
280 
260 

300 
370 
39  9 
43  2 
47-2 
51-6 
561 
54-4 

in. 

6-97 

11-85 

12  65 

217 

5-39 

5  02 

500 

15-62 

12 
24 
18 
6 
15 
12 
17 
19 

in. 

18-3 
0-5 
31 

7 
1 
5 

March 

April 

May 

jMni^ , 

July 

August 

September 

October 

November 

47  0 
39-5 

35  4 
31  0 

11  6 

8-5 

560 
51  0 

25  0 
21  0 

31  0 
30  0 

41-2 
35-2 

15-00 
6-.S4 

23 
9 

2  5 

2 

Year 

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METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES,  ALBERTA. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Alix — Latitude,  N.  52°  24';  Longitude,  W.  113°  10'. 

Height  above  Sea,  feet. 


Month. 

Temperature. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

O 

1 

1 
1 
3 

& 

2 

s 

01 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

6 
< 

< 

January                            

o 

7  B 

16-7 

24 -3 

40'0 

550 

95  0 

4  6 

in. 
Onn 

0 
0 
0 

1 

10 
10 

11 

5 
2 
3 
0 
0 

in. 
9-5 
40 
3-8 
9-2 

S. 

6 
4 

5 
6 

2 

February 

16 
36 

41 
58 
67 
71 
71 
67 
49 
26 
18 

7 
3 
4 
3 

2 
1 
2 
4 

1 
7 
9 

6 
10 
20 
38 
48 
52 
45 
39 
27 
6 
0 

9 
9 

7 
7 
1 
4 
7 
2 
2 
1 
6 

23 
25 
20 
19 
19 
18 
25 
28 
21 
20 
19 

6 
4 
7 
0 

1 

7 
5 
2 
9 
6 
5 

50 
56 
57 
76 
79 
80 
85 
79 
69 
54 
43 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

n 

50 
22 

4 

25 
37 
44 
33 
27 
13 
22 

3 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

100 
78 
63 
51 
52 
36 
52 
52 
56 
76 
46 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

4 
23 
31 

48 
57 
61 
58 
53 
38 
16 
9 

9 
6 
0 

5 
6 
7 
4 
3 
1 
4 
1 

0 
0 
0 
3 
2 
2 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

00 
00 
04 
70 
07 
69 
48 
39 
25 
00 
00 

... 

1 
4 

18 
10 
11 

May 

2 

2 

July 

4 

?. 

September           

5-7 

5  8 

100 

3 
3 

5 

4 
10 

1 
45 

Year 

44 

3 

22 

1 

22-2 

850 

55 

0 

140  0 

33  2 

9 

62 

42 

48  0 

34 

10 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Athabasca  Landing — Latitude,  N.  54°  43';  Longitude, 

W.  113°  17'.     Height  above  Sea,  1,650  feet. 


Month. 


January  . . 
February  . 

March 

April . .    . . 

May 

June 

July 

August . . . 
September 
October . . . 
November. 
December 

Year  . 


Tkmpbratukb. 


Mean 
Max. 


62 

70 
74 
71 
69 
47 
20 
16-7 


44  2 


Mean 
Min. 


16- 1 


Mean 
Daily 
Range 


31-3 
31  1 
29-3 
25- 1 

276 
28-8 
28-8 
33-9 
348 
22  0 
23-2 
20-8 


281 


Max. 


88  0 


Min. 


49-5 


Range 


85-, 

75', 

81- 

68 

57  •■ 

60 

53- 

68- 

65 

71- 

93 

79' 


137  5 


Mthly 
Mean. 


5 

12 

5 

2 

0 

22 

0 

25 

0 

48 

0 

56 

0 

60 

0 

55 

0 

52 

0 

36 

0 

9 

0 

6 

30  2 


Rain. 


S 


in. 
000 
00  0 
000 
000 


000 
00  0 


811 


34 


Snow. 


S 


52  2 


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79 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Bon  Accord — Latitude,  N.  5V  5';  Longitude,  W.  113°  24'. 

Height  above  Sea, feet. 


Temperature. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

i 
"a 

o 

1 

i 

< 

, 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

S 
< 

B 
< 

a 

1 

January s.»s 

February 

March 

0 
12 
32 
37 
59 
70 
72 
69 
67 
47 
20 
15 

9 
1 
1 
3 
8 
0 
7 
7 
4 
4 
6 
9 

17-9 

50 

11-4 

17-7 

37  1 

44  6 

48-6 

42-6 

38-5 

27-7 

4-1 

0  1 

18 
17 
20 
19 
22 
25 
24 
27 
28 
19 
16 
16 

8 
1 
7 
6 
7 
4 
1 
1 
9 
7 
5 
0 

9 

31 
40 
19 
50 
76 
80 
80 
82 
79 
73 
53 
44 

0 
0 
2 
9 
6 
6 
4 
6 
5 
2 
9 
9 

46  7 
310 
130 

1-8 
22  4 
36-2 
37-2 
28-9 
290 

80 
21  1 
24-7 

77 
71 
62 
52 
54 
44 
43 
53 
50 
65 
75 
64 

7 
0 
2 
7 
2 
4 
2 
7 
5 
2 
0 

q 

8 
3 
21 
27 
48 
55 
60 
56 
53 
37 
12 
7 

6 
5 
8 
5 
5 
8 
7 
2 
0 
6 
4 
9 

in 
0 
0 
0 
0 
4 
2 
2 
0 
0 
0 
0 
R 

CO 
00 
00 
00 
61 
39 
44 
75 
22 
09 
00 

0 

0 

0 

0 

10 

10 

19 

9 

13 

7 

0 

1 

in. 

8-3 
4-8 
4-5 
170 
5  0 

7 
13 

n 

20 

1 

April 

May 

4 

June 

July 

4 
16 

August . . .-.    . 

5 

September 

2 

October 

2  3 

150 

5-3 

8 
21 
16 

November 

Year 

4?. 

8 

22-7 

?1 

4 

826 

46-7 

35-9 

32V 

10 -."iO 

69 

57-2 

97 

SI 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Cardston — Latitude,  N.  49°  12';  Longitude,  W.  113°  18'. 

Height  above  Sea, feet. 


Month. 

January   

February . , 

March     

April 

May 

June  

July   

August   

September 

October     

November 

December \ 

Yew 


Temperature. 


Mean 
Max. 


Mean 
Min. 


Mean 
Daily 
Range 


20 
32 
43 
41 
55 
75 
71 
71 
74 
70 
46 
23 


52-2 


280 


24-6 


Max. 


780 
45  0 


90  0 


Min. 


46  0 


Range 


Mthly 
Mean. 


94- 
87- 
59 
50- 
54- 
48- 
40- 
58- 
50- 
57- 
92 
75- 


440 


0 

8- 

0 

19 

0 

32 

0 

31 

0 

45 

0 

62 

0 

61 

0 

58 

■0 

57 

0 

55 

0 

32 

•0 

12 

400 


Rain. 


S 


in 
0  00 


10  51 


16 


Snow. 


S 

<1 


in. 
200 

5  0 
7  0 

39  0 

6  0 


14  0 

180 


109  0 


36 


5 

U    h 

P 


80 


METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES,  ALBERTA. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Didsbury — Latitude  N.  51'  40';  Longitude,  W.  114°  9f. 

Height  above  Sea,  3, 300  feet. 


MONTB. 


January 

February 

March 

April 

May 

June 

July 

Au^Bt 

September 

October 

November j 

December 

Year ... 


Temperatdre. 


Mean 
Max. 


48-6 


Mean  *JT 


231 


25  5 


Max. 


840 


Min. 


540 


Range 


104 
95 
60 
58 
62 
44 
42 
54 
56 
58 
58 
72 


1380 


Mthly 
Mean. 


41 
10  6 
30 
30 
45 
56 
61 
58 
55 
41 
20 
16 


35-8 


Rain. 


a 


14  10 


44 


Snow. 


a 


25 

40 

90 

145 

13-4 


14  0 
3  5 
80 


68-9 


26 


Temperature  op  the  Aib. 

Wind,  Direction  krom 

Month. 

s 

d 

S 
ci. 

M 
(6 

a 

0 

i 

s 

1^ 

s 

i 

1 

0 
0 
2 

0 
0 
0 
3 

1 
1 
5 
0 
0 

12 

ii 
n 

5 
4 

1 

5 
3 
4 
3 
0 
3 
1 
0 

34 

2 
6 
4 
2 
4 
2 

6 
0 

1 
3 
1 
4 

34 

p4 

1 
6 
2 
0 
1 
8 
2 
1 
0 
0 
7 
1 

29 

1 
0 
5 
0 
5 
6 
5 
2 
4 
1 
4 
3 

36 

6 
4 

0 
0 

1 
1 
2 

4 

8 
7 

10 
4 

47 

0 
3 
1 
0 
4 
0 
1 
5 
3 
1 
0 
4 

22 

13 

3 

12 

26 

9 

9 

7 

14 

12 

11 

7 

13 

136 

1 

o 

o 

' 

■> 

° 

" 

= 

" 

' 

X 

f. 

March 

April 

1 

1 

May       



2 

1 

July 

1 

1 

1 

October                               

0 

0 

2 

Year                       

15 

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81 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Eckville — Latitude  N  52°  23';  Longitude,  W.  114°  22'. 

Height  above  Sea,  3,000  feet. 


Temperature. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

•3 

O 
< 

CD 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

e 
< 

a! 
1 

to 

a 

■is 

cm 

3 

January 

6-2 
16-2 
33-7 
42-6 
576 
69-7 
71-6 
71-7 
69-6 

21-7 

13-8 

4-8 

172 

31  7 

380 

43-8 

33  9 

30-4 

21-4 

1-8 

4-7 

27  9 
30  b 
28-9 
25  4 
25-9 
27-8 
37-8 
39  2 
39  2 

450 
42  0 
47  0 
610 
740 
790 
820 
84  0 
830 
730 

61  0 
560 
280 
60 
170 
260 
28  0 
240 
180 
10  0 
25  0 
280 

1060 
980 
750 
550 
57  0 
53  0 
540 
60  0 
650 
63  0 

730 

7-8 
12 
19  2 
29-9 
44-7 
53-8 
57-7 
52  8 
50  0 

10  2 

in. 
000 
000 
0  00 

0  00 
1-72 

1  72 
2- 72 
0-64 
0  30 
0  80 
000 
0  00 

5 
6 
8 
6 
5 
6 

in. 
8-5 
8-8 
4  0 
2-5 

s. 

6 
6 
8 
2 
2 

February 

March  ...    

April 

May 

June 

July 

August 

.... 

September 

October 

10 
30 

4-8 

1 
2 
6 

November 

250 

December 

29-7 

450 

Year  

15  2 

840 

61  0 

145  0 

7-90 

36 

32  6 

33 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Ft.  Vermilion — Latitude,  N.  58°  27';  Longitude,  W.  116°  3'. 

Height  above  Sea, ■  feet. 


Month. 

Temperature. 

R.4IN. 

Snow. 

-2 

I 
fe 

< 

7 
7 
8 
6 
3 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean 

1 
< 

1 

*3 

B 

1 

u 

3 

E-i 

January 

1 

12  0 
1-5 
26-5 
320 
60  2 
73  4 
73  3 
60-8 
61-7 

33-8 
25-8 
1-2 
3-2 
34-1 
440 
47  0 
41-9 
35-9 

21-8 
24  3 
25-3 
28-8 
26- 1 
29-4 
26-3 
27-9 
25-8 

140 
230 
450 
470 
81  0 
890 
870 
870 
800 
700 

570 
580 
260 
30  0 
130 
290 
39  0 
290 
210 
100 

71-0 
810 
710 
77'0 
680 
600 
480 
580 
590 
600 

22  9 
13-7 
13-8 
17-6 
47  2 
58-7 
60  1 
55-9 
48-8 

in. 

0  00 

000 

000 

000 

206 

0  97 

2-43 

1-96 

1-25 

5 
2 
6 
6 
5 
4 

in. 
7-9 
20 
7-3 

11-5 

9 
3 

4 
5 

February 

March 

April .      .    . 

Mav..    . 

2 

1 

July 

2 

rr 
i 

5 

4 

August 

rfeptPiJiber 

? 

4  6 

5 

350 

410 

760 

0  00 

S. 

5 

10 

Year 

22476—6 


82 


METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES,  ALBERTA. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Halkirk  (Emsburg) — Latitude,  N.  52°  17';  Longitude, 

W.  112°  10'.     Height  above  Sea,  feet. 


Month. 


January. . . 
February  . 

March 

Aiiril    .    . 

May 

June 

July 

August 

September. 
October.. . . 
November 
December . 

Year  . 


Tbmper.\ture. 


Mean 
Max. 


471 


Mean 
Min. 


22-8 


Mean 
Daily 
Range 


23-8 


Max. 


890 


Min. 


440 


Range 


Mthly 
Mean. 


82  0 
75 
70 
65 


450 


35-2 


Rain. 


E 
< 


18 


51     51 


Snow. 


S 


m. 
8-9 
31 
3-6 
1-5 
0-4 


3-9 
0-3 
2-9 


24-6 


34 


19 


sec 


29 


25 


Temperature  ok 

THE   AlB. 

Wind,  Direction  from 

Month. 

n 

a 

d 

>< 

1 

1 

i 

>> 

u 

i 

•1 

i5 

2 

0 

1 
1 
1 
0 

2 
3 
2 
4 
2 
4 

0 
1 
0 
0 

1 

2 

e4 

CO 

7 

8 

12 

3 

11 

10 

0 
0 
2 

0 
0 

m 

8 
10 
4 
4 
4 
6 

0 
0 
2 

1 
0 
0 

12 

6 

8 

17 

12 

8 

S 

3 

- 

= 

n 

= 

■= 

= 

- 

° 

n 

February 

March    ...      .    

0 

0 

April 

0 

0 

June  

n 

July 

1 

0 
0 
0 
0 

1 
5 

1 
5 
4 

2 
0 
0 

1 
2 

6 

6 

10 

10 

2 

0 
0 

1 

0 
0 

6 
8 
5 
4 
6 

2 
0 
2 
2 
2 

13 
11 
12 

8 
15 

0 

September 

.. 

October..           

0 

0 

0 

Year 

.... 

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83 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Gleichen — Latitude,  N.  50°  59';  Longitude,  W.  112°  54'. 

Height  above  Sea,  2,952  feet. 


Month. 

TKMrERATURE. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

1 

i 

3 

< 

am 

3 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

S 
< 

1 

1 

a 

15-9 
22-6 
41-8 
45-9 
GOH 
710 
75-4 
80-6 
74-7 
54  0 
30-9 
220 

n-7 

27-6 
30-7 
27-5 
300 
27-5 
30  0 

47  0 

480 

470 

110 

20 

16  0 
300 
370 
280 
230 
120 

17  0 
280 

95-0 

21 

in. 

000 

000 

000 

000 

517 

1-86 

795 

20-7 

008 

0-27 

000 

000 

0 
0 
0 
0 
9 
3 
11 
3 
1 
2 
0 
0 

In. 
40 
2  3 
30 
70 

S. 

3 
2 
4 
6 
1 

8 
14 
15 
33 
41 
47 
39 
35 
24 
6 
2 

1 
3 
9 
1 
0 
2 
4 
0 
3 
9 
1 

47 
62 
66 
75 

85 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

94 
73 
68 
59 
55 
47 
63 
66 
65 
77 
80 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

1 
2S 
30 
46 
56 
61 
60 
54 
39 
18 

9 

2 
1 
9 
9 
0 
3 
0 
9 

2 
9 
9 

March 

May                    

July 

28-2     84 

?, 

41-2 
39  7 
29  7 
240 
241 

91 
80 
77 
60 
52 

September , 

2-8 
40 
80 

1 
2 
4 

November .,               

Year 

49-6 

It 

H 

30  0 

91  0 

480 

131 

n 

34  6 

17-40 

33 

311 

23 

1 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  High  River— Latitude,  N.  50°  35';  Longitude,  W.  113°  53'. 

Height  above  Sea,  3,394  feet. 


Month. 


January 

February 

March 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August 

September  .    .      

October 

November - 

December 

Year 

22476—6^ 


Temperature. 


Mean  Mean 
Max.    Min. 


48  3 


210 


Mean 
Daily 
Rangi: 


26-7 


Max. 


26 

4 

48 

28 

5 

50 

23 

7 

69 

23 

8 

60 

23 

5 

75 

27 

0 

85 

27 

8 

87 

35 

8 

88 

35 

0 

85 

27 

2 

73 

20 

3 

56 

21 

9 

51 

880 


Min. 


440 


Range 


1320 


Mthly 
Mean. 


35  0 


Rain. 


S 


5-58 


39 


Snow. 


S 


in. 
5-3 

2  5 

3  5 
130 

1  4 


3  9 

7-7 


37  3 


40 


84 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    ALBERTA. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Hillsdown — Latitude,  N.  52°  14';  Longitude,  W.  113°  29. 

Height  above  Sea,  2,806  feet. 


Month. 

January 

February 

March 

April 

May 

June 

July. 

August 

September 

October 

November 

December 

Year 


Temperature. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

i 

Is 

i 

1 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

< 

DC 

Q 

i 

6 
<: 

1 

1 

■> 

' 

° 

■> 

O 

0 

" 

in. 

in. 

9  7 
16  9 

13-8 

235 

43  0 

52  0 

360 

140 

5  0 

95  0 

20 

000 
000 
0  00 
000 

0 
0 
0 
0 

9-8 

8-0 

10-5 

8-3 

8 
9 
7 
9 

4 

4 
14 
20 

2 
0 
3 

21 
21 
22 

1 
9 
1 

40 
56 
60 

7 
0 
0 

76 
70 
65 

7 
0 
0 

6 
24 
31 

3 
9 
3 

35 
42 

i) 
4 

3 
2 

1 

60 

2 

37 

3 

22 

9 

80 

0 

250 

55 

0 

48 

7 

2-76 

14 

20 

1 

3 

1 

7 

70 
72 

5 

7 

43 
49 

9 
1 

26 
23 

6 
6 

83 
81 

2 
0 

33  0 

400 

50 
41 

2 
0 

57 
60 

2 
9 

2-92 
4-41 

16 
11 

? 

2 

4 

71 
69 

48 

4 
3 
9 

41 
37 

28 

6 
2 

5 

29 
32 
20 

8 
1 
4 

84 
81 
72 

0 
0 
0 

320 
20  0 
100 

52 
61 
62 

0 
0 
0 

56 
53 
38 

5 
3 
7 

0-84 
0-47 
0-65 

6 
5 

7 

6 
2 
1 

4 

60 

4 

3 

26 

0 

8 

8 

17 

2 

55 

0 

21  0 

76 

0 

17 

4 

000 

0 

6-5 

6 

1 

1 

23 

3 

3 

2 

20 

1 

44 

0 

210 

65 

0 

13 

2 

0  00 

0 

10 

9 

1 
10 

1 
21 

4.'> 

6 

22 

2 

23 

4 

84 

0 

52  0 

136 

0 

33 

9 

12  05 

59 

52  ] 

53 

18 

Tkmper.\turk  of  the  Air. 

Wind,  Direction  from 

1 
Month. 

=! 

s 

'A 

1 

i 

s 

1 
3 
0 
0 
0 
0 

f4 
1 

H 
4 
4 
2 
3 

0 
1 
0 
0 
0 
0 

1^ 

w 

9 

9 

20 

6 

17 

18 

ai 

0 
3 
6 

2 
2 

7 

m 

5 
7 
0 
5 
8 
6 

1 
1 
0 
0 
0 
0 

izi 

21 
11 
16 
36 
27 
21 

S 

January 

o 

° 

' 

' 

' 

- 

^ 

» 

24 

February 

12 

March 



16 

April 

May 

June   

" 

6 

5 

July 

August 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

4 

1 
0 
9 
10 
8 

51 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

1 

8 

4 

14 

14 

8 

127 

2 
3 
4 
4 

7 

40 

24 

17 

6 

9 

3 

90 

0 
0 
0 

1 

0 
3 

18 

.  25 

23 

17 

25 

240 

9 

September 

11 

October 

November 

6 
5 

December -. 

....... 

11 

Year 

112 

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85 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1 909,  Islay- 

Height  above  Sea,  — 


-Latitude,  N.  — ° 
—  feet. 


-' ;  Longitude,  W.  — ° 


Month. 

Tksiperatl'ke. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

1 
"a 

0 

& 

1 
s 

< 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min.   Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

S 

1 

< 

i 

3 

January 

3-8 
26  2 
36  3 
631 

16-6 

1-2 

14-8 

36  6 

20-4 
250 
21  5 
26-5 
28-6 
32  3 
31-9 
34-2 
13  6 
24-7 
10-2 

31  0 

' 

810 
530 
52  0 
620 
620 
400 
RIO 

- 

in. 



0 
0 

0 

5 

'     2 

4 

1 

in. 

0  5 

5-5 
S. 

February. 

50 
15 
2 
15 
24 
46 
22 
26 
15 
30 
30 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

6 
13 
25 
49 
63 
65 
62 
52 
34 
10 

6 

4 

7 
5 
9 
1 
4 
2 

5 
9 
1 

7 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
2 
0 

00 

00 
00 
77 
60 
00 
01 

1 
3 

March 

33 
50 
77 
86 
85 
83 
81 
50 
45 
25 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

n 

April 

May 

June .                 ...           

1 
774!     48-8 

July 

81-5 
78-2 
69-6 
41-7 
22-4 
11-8 

49  2 
46-3 
35-4 
281 
2  3 
1-6 

August 

September 

October 

0'     55  0 
0      35  0 

R. 

20 

4  3 

130 

3 
3 

1 

0 
0 

75  0 

55-0 



Year 

42  7 

20-3 

22  4 

86  0 

50 

0 

136  0 

31 

5 

3  38 

12 

25-3 

11 

• 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Lethbridge — Latitude,  N.  49°  42'  ;  Longitude,  W.  112°  51'. 

Height  above  Sea,  2,961  feet. 


January. . . . 
February. . 

March 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August 

September. 
October... . 
November . 
December . 

Year  . 


Month. 


Temperature. 


Mean 
Max. 


20 
31 
46- 
47- 
60- 
73 


Mean 
Min. 


5 
6 
18 
23 
37 
47 
52 
48 
44 
30 
13 


Mean 
Daily 
Range 


25 
25 
28 
24 
23 
26 
26 
32 
29 
29 
23 
19 


531 


26-9 


26-2 


Max. 


50 
62 
68 
65 
79 
90 
91 
92 
88 
78 
60 
50 


92  8 


Min. 


40 
26 
9 
8 
21 
37 
43 
34 
32 
16 
15 
21 


40  4 


Range 


133-2 


Mthly 
Mean. 


400 


Rain. 


6-11 


Snow. 


in. 

4-9 

2-8 

3-7 

15-1 

I8-7 


5  2 
5-4 

55  8 


4/    C 


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METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES,  ALBERTA. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Experimental  Farm,  Lethbridge — Latitude,  N.  49°  43'; 
Longitude,  W.  112°  51'.     Height  above  Sea,  2,960  feet. 


Month. 

T3MPEHATDRE. 

Rais. 

Snow. 

n 

i 

i 

< 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

< 

05 

1 

0 
0 
0 
0 
9 
10 
JO 
1 
6 
4 
0 
0 

40 

S 
< 

■oil 
am 

X, 

18  fi 

hi 

24 
25 
24 
25 
24 
25 
27 
38 
34 
29 
24 
22 

0 
3 
3 

8 
1 
9 
9 
6 
2 
1 
7 
2 

488 

45  4 

o 

94-2 

6  6 

in. 
0  00 
000 
000 
0  00 
3  29 
0-82 
1-54 
0-08 
J)  47 
0  37 
0  00 
000 

6-57 

in. 
3  0 
20 
50 
0  7 
14 

6 
4 
6 
6 
4 

February 

31 
44 

45 
59 
?0 
77 
81 
74 
58 
37 
24 

4 
3 
9 
2 
5 
0 
5 
9 
6 
0 
9 

B 
20 
20 
36 
44 
49 
42 
40 
29 
12 

2 

1 
0 

1 
1 
6 
1 
9 
7 
5 
3 
7 

56 
65 
68 
76 
84 
90 
91 
87 
75 
61 
49 

2 
6 
2 
9 
5 
8 
0 
9 
5 
4 
4 

28 
3 
3 
24 
34 
39 
29 
26 
10 
17 
28 

5 
5 

0 

8 
5 
8 
6 
8 
4 
4 
4 

84 
62 
65 
52 
50 
51 
61 
61 
65 
78 
77 

7 
0 
2 

1 
0 
0 
4 

1 
1 
8 
8 

18 
32 
33 
47 
57 
63 
62 
57 
44 
24 
13 

8 
1 
0 
1 
6 
0 
2 
8 
0 
6 
8 

April                        

1 

May.. 

f. 

^ 

July 

October .                         

11 
0  5 

14 
10 

December .... 

Year     ... 

52 

0 

24 

q 

27 

1 

91 

0 

45-4 

130 -4 

38 

4 

13-7 

49 

5 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Pakan — Latitude,  N.  54°  00';  Longitude,  W.  112°  31'. 

Height  above  Sea,  feet. 


Month. 


.Tanuary . . 
February . 
March..    . 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August.  . 
September 
October. . . 
November 
December 

Year.. 


Te.mpkr.\tuue. 


Mean 
Max. 


439 


Mean 
Min. 


17-2 


Mean 
Daily 
Range 


32  2 


267 


Max. 


Min. 


Range 


310 
40  0 
430 
650 
74  0 
800 
86  0 
840 
800 
730 
550 
42  0 

860 


Mthly 
Mean. 


32  0 
300 

600 


146  0 


12  7 

0  3 

20  0 

26  7 

48  3 


30  6 


Rain. 


in. 
000 
0  DO 


909 


42 


Snow. 


E 


4-8 
3-2 
82 

S. 


11-5 

13- 7 

6-8 

56  0 


O 


0)  o 

am 


Wind,  Direction  from. 


z 

W 

a3 

^ 
m 

^ 

6 

7 

10 

6 

9 

13 

4 

3 

5 

4 

6 

4 

9 

14 

5 

3 

5 

4 

13 

8 

13 

6 

3 

6 

8 

3 

11 

5 

5 

12 

5 

9 

5 

8 

10 

4 

- 

7 

10 

9 

2 

1 

9 

7 

16 

5 

9 

S 

1 

6 

10 

6 

4 

14 

9 

8 

3 

3 

7 

3 

7 

13 

10 

2 

3 

3 

6 

7 

6 

14 

13 

6 

5 

6 

6 

6 

16 

9 

8 

6 

4 

11 

8 

6 

9 

9 

3 

4 

5 

6 

6 

7 

12 

11 

5 

7 

52 

62 

102 

68 

113 

127 

84 

67 

4 
5 
4 
2 
2 
8 
4 
6 
2 
1 
6 
3 

47 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES,    ALBEllTA. 


87 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Peace  River  Landing — Latitude,  N.  56°  15';  Longitude, 

W.  117'  15'.     Height  above  Sea feet. 


Tempkbaturk. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

i 

ai 

S 

3 

2 

it  ^ 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean 

< 

1 

S 
< 

1 

3 

H 

January 

9-3 

8-2 
38-5 
391 
63-7 
72-7 
75-8 

32-3 

18-8 
7-9 
14-7 
356 
42-5 
47  0 

o 

230 
270 
30  6 
24  4 
281 
30  2 
28-8 
26  7 
29-7 
20-2 
17-2 
21-2 

300 
41  0 

560 
51  0 

• 

86  0 
920 

20-8 
5-3 

in. 

000 

000 

000 

Oil 

2-65 

1-35 

1-54 

1-71 

102 

0  70 

000 

000 

2 
8 

7 

^1 
9. 

8 

2 

in. 

120 
50 
1-5 
70 

6 
2 
5 
2 

February .    . . 

1 

550     170 

720     2.'<-2 

2 

560 
790 
870 
86  0 

50 
220 
30  0 
.•«in 

61  0 
570 
57 -0 

26-9 
49-6 
676 

May 

June 

— 

1 

1 

July 

50  0»    61-4 

i 
500     56-4 

530     51-9 

620     38-6 
890       80 

B 

August , , 

t 
69-71     43  0 

800'     300 
790     260 
760     140 
53  0     360 
520     40  0 

1 

September 

66-7 

48-7 

16-6 

9-4 

37  0 

28-6 

0-6 

U-8 

October 

20 

18-0 

40 

1 

10 

2 

1 

November 

920 

1-2 

3 

Year 

41-7 

161 

25-6 

870     56-0 

143  0 

28-9 

90-8 

44 

49-5 

28 

1 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Pincher  Creek^Latitude,  N.  49°  0';  Longitude, W.  114°  4'. 

Height  above  Sea,  3,750  feet. 


Month. 


January. . . 
Febniary. . 

March 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August. . . . 
September. 
October . . , 
November. 
December.. 


Mean 
Max. 


Year 


Temperature. 


Mean 
Min. 


48-5 


Mean 
DaUy 
Range 


3 
10 
18 
19 
34 
43 
48 
43  3 
43-2 
33  3 
16-2 

8-3 

26  3 


18 
18 
22 
22 
W 
25 
23 
32 
25 
20 
18 
16 

22  2 


Max.    Min. 


Range 


880 


480 
300 
10 
50 
240 
300 
36-0 
300 
30  0 
220 
140 
26  0 

480 


136  0 


Mthly 
Mean 


374 


Rain. 


B 


11-85 


Snow. 


S 


m. 

28-4 

16-9 

6-2 
54-6 

2-7 


4-5 
0-4 


43  !  113-7 


O 


.1 
®  o 

.2 


88 


METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES,  ALBERTA. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Red  Deer  (town  police) — Latitude,  N.  52°  16' ;  Longitude, 

W.  113°  49'.     Height  above  Sea,  2,795  feet. 


Month. 

Temperature. 

Rain 

Snow. 

J 
la 

O 

1 

i 

< 

3 

Wind,  Direction  from 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

4i 

< 

to 

a 

E 
< 

a 

^ 

W 

CO 

CD 

&■ 

^ 

^ 

S 
O 

= 

- 

- 

" 

43-6 
19-5 
6  5 
200 
33  0 
400 
29-5 
230 
14  5 
24  0 
260 

" 

. 

in. 

in. 

February 

18 
37 
44 
60 
70 
73 
74 
71 
77 
26 
21 

7 
6 
4 
6 
9 
7 
2 
5 
5 
7 
1 

9 
11 
19 
36 
43 
49 
39 
34 
14 
4 
1 

1 
5 
4 
0 
4 
5 
7 
9 
5 
9 
1 

27 
26 
25 
25 
27 
24 
34 
36 
63 

8 
0 
0 
5 
5 
2 
5 
6 
0 

46 
59 
63 
77 
85 
83 
88 
86 
77 
55 
46 

6 
5 
5 
0 
0 
0 
0 
5 
5 
0 
fi 

90  0 
79  0 
570 
570 
52  0 
430 
59-5 
C3-5 
63  0 
790 
72-5 

4-8 
21-5 
31  9 
47-7 
57-2 
61-6 
56-9 
53-2 
38-4 
15-8 
100 

0  00 
000 
0  00 
2-8S 
209 
3  10 
0  43 
0-59 
0  00 
000 
0  00 

0 
0 
0 
8 
6 
6 
4 
3 
0 
0 

0 

10  0 

4-5 
13  0 

5 
2 
3 

1 
3 
2 
4 

6 
2 

8 

0 

1 

0 

1 

7 
10 
10 

6 

0 
3 
0 
0 

5 
3 

1 
6 

6 
0 
0 
4 

4 
4 

10 
3 

n 

March. 

3 
3 

1 

6 
3 
5 
3 
1 

1 

April 

n 

May 

0 

June 

July 

2 

0 

2 

0 
0 

0 
0 

6 
0 

1 

1 

5 
3 

7 
9 

5 
6 

0 
0 

October 

0-7 
0  9 

7-0 

6 
3 

7 

2 
0 
5 

0 
3 
5 

0 
0 
0 

8 

9 

15 

0 

2 
1 

0 
2 

0 

0 

I 
0 

5 
2 

5 

n 

November 

21  8 
2-2 

... 

0 

0 

— 



— 

•       Year 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Threehills  Creek — Latitude,  N.  51°  30';  Longitude, 

W.  113°  11'.     Height  above  Sea,  feet. 


Month. 


January. .   . . 
February.   . . 

Maroh 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August 

September  . 

October 

November . . . 
December . . . 


Year 


Temferaturb. 


Mean 
Max. 


460 


Mean   ^ean 

Min.    gaily 

Range 


30  2 
24-4 
27  0 
274 
26- 1 
25-9 
25-9 
357 
36  6 
251 
19-7 
211 


18-9,    271 


Max. 


89-0 


Min. 


560 
51-5 
16-5 
5-5 
17-5 
320 
370 
280 
230 
110 
240 
240 

66  0 


Range 


Mthly 
Mean. 


98-0 
88-0 
78  0 
56  5 
61  0 
49-5 
46  0 

61  0 

62  0 
62  0 
800 
68  0 

145  0 


32-5 


Rain. 


a 


11  32 


Snow. 


6 


in. 
40 
6-2 
8-8 
7  3 
01 


4-6 
4-3 
0  9 


36-2     67 


6 

7 
10 
7 
2 
1 


33 


METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES,  ALBERTA. 


89 


Monthly  and  Annual  Sutnniaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Ranfurly  (Waitefield) — Latitude,  N.  53°  29' ;  Longitude, 

W.  1 1  r  38'.     Height  above  Sea,  2,000  feet. 


January. 
February. . 

March 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August 

September  . 
October . . . . 
November  , 
December . , 


Month. 


Year 


Tbmferaturk. 


Mean 
Max. 


1 

9 
27 
35 
60 
69 
73 
73 

70  3 
48  2 
21-6 
16  7 


Mean 
Min. 


5j    23 

0-u 

6i      5 


42  3 


Mean  | 
Daily  j 
Range 


Max, 


2     22 
21 


18-8 


23  5 


900 


Min. 


Range 


52  0 


64-9 


Mthly 
Mean. 


142  0 


30  5 


Rain. 


S 


0  13 
0  W 


U-49 


94 


Snow. 


63  6 


.1 
-a: 


8 

10 

10 

6 

2 


36 


Month. 


January , . 
February . 
March. .    . 

April 

May 

June ... 

July 

August ... 
September 
October  . . 
November 
December  , 

Year. 


Wind,  Direction  krom 

Force  of  Wind. 

CLounKD  Set. 

^ 

^ 
2 

K 

a: 

aj 

^ 

O 

si 

B 

B 

2 

B 

0. 

1 

6 

4 

6 

15 

4 

1 

3 

0 

1 

4 

13 

11 

1 
9 

1 
6 
3 
8 
9 
7 
3 
8 
9 
3 

12 
12 
12 
10 
22 
14 
14 
6 
8 
10 
19 
11 

14 

13 

23 

8 

6 

6 

9 

6 

14 

14 

13 

15 

2 
2 
3 
3 
6 
1 
0 
2 
2 
4 
4 
4 

12 
6 
1 
6 
5 

11 
6 
6 
2 
1 
4 
1 

12 

12 

8 

11 

10 

12 

12 

19 

21 

18 

8 

9 

22 
13 
20 
19 
24 
11 
12 
9 
21 
14 
10 
28 

12 
13 
19 
12 
13 
26 
28 
38 
18 
20 
10 
11 

% 

49 
48 
53 
59 
53 
44 
37 
28 
22 
53 
55 
61 

% 
39 
41 
45 
53 
56 
40 
41 
29 
32 
48 
47 
67 

% 
21 
46 
26 
47 
53 
47 
36 
24 
17 
46 
39 
45 

% 
36 

45 

41 

., 

54 

44 

38 

27 

24 

49 
47 

58 

68 

67 

150 

141 

33 

61 

152 

203 

220 

47 

45 

37 

43 

90 


METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES,  ALBERTA. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Wetaakiwin — Latitude,  N.  62°  58' ;  Longitude,  W.  113°  23'. 

Height  above  Sea,  2,480  feet. 


Month. 


January. . . 
February. . 

March 

April 

May 

.June 

July 

August. . . . 
September 
October . . . 
November . 
December . 

Year  . 


Tempekatuke. 


Mp.an 
Max. 


45-3 


Mean 
Min. 


21-3 


Mean 
Daily 
Range 


Max. 


240 


850 


Min. 


47  0 


Range 


132  0 


Mthly 
Mean. 


33  : 


Rain. 


11-45 


39 


Snow. 


m. 
5-5 

3  4 
5-8 

4  6 


0-2 
7-2 
5-2 


31  9 


40 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES,    SASKATCHEWAN 


91 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Broadview — Latitude,  N.  50'  23' ;  Longitude,  W.  102'  33'. 

Height  above  Sea,  1,960  feet. 


Month. 

1 

1 

Tempebatdbk.                           j 

Rain. 

Snow. 

J 

fe 

2 

3 
< 

a: 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Etange 

Ma.x. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthlyj 
Mean. 

S 
< 

1 
< 

i 

.Tanuarv 

» 

O 

■> 

•O 

« 

- 

-       : 

in. 

in. 

Mareh 

April 

1 

May 

64  5 
75-8 
80-9 
84-4 
74-5 
50-6 

360 
46-8 
51-5 
51  1 
42  6 
25  4 

28-5 
29  0 
29  4 
33  3 
31-9 
25-2 

86  0 
920 
950 
990 
940 
79  0 

8  0 
360 
40  0 
330 
280 

70 

780 
560 
55  0 
660 
660 
720 

1 

50  2 

61  3 

66-2 

67-7 

58-6 

380 

150 
0-80 
103 

4 
5 

S. 

July 

August 

September 

October 

December 

Year 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Cannington  Manor — Latitude,  N.  49°  43'  ;  Longitude, 

W.  102°  2'.     Height  above  Sea,  2,064  feet. 


Tkmpebatube. 

y 

a. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

3 

3 

1 

ai 

S 

s 

< 

in 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mth 
Mea 

< 

00 
1 

S 

< 

1 

is 

3 
.£3 

January, 

6  8 

13-7 
61 

8-5 
19  1 
35-9 
451 
51-0 
48-7 
38-8 
251 
10  7 

5-3 

o 

20-6 
26-3 
28-5 
26-8 
31-6 
34  2 
310 
41-4 
44-8 
34-7 
24-4 
17-4 

45  0 

o 

470 
390 

o 

92-0 

o 

3  4 

7-0 

227 

32 -s 

in. 

in. 

February 

20 
37 

45 
67 
79 
82 
90 
83 
59 
35 
12 

2 
0 
9 
5 
3 
1 
1 
6 
8 
1 
1 

46 
48 
64 
85 
98 
96 

104 
94 

101 
67 
40 

0 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

March 

_ 

100      580 

April    . 

6-0 
13-0 
37  0 
410 
320 
22  0 

6-0 
150 
270 

580 
720 
610 
550 
72  0 
720 
95  0 
82-0 
670 

May 

61 
62 
66 
69 
61 
42 
22 
3 

7 
2 
5 
4 
2 
4 
9 
4 

June 

July 

August 

September 

October 

November 

December 

Year 

51 -fi 

21  5 

301 

104 

0 

470 

151-0 

'«> 

5 

92  METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    SASKATCHEWAN. 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Chaplin — Latitude,  N.  50°  27';    Longitude,  W.  106°  39'. 

Height  above  Sea,  2,202  feet. 


Month. 


.January. . . 
February. . 
March  . . . . 
April  .... 

May 

June 

July 

August 

September. 
October . . . 
November 
December . 

Year 


Temperature. 

Rain 

Snow 

t» 

W 

ND, 

Direction 

IROM 

1 

£ 

s 

< 

»   0 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Eange 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

< 

2 
< 

1 

2; 

V5 

Ed 

a: 

i- 

1 

' 

o 

" 

° 

■> 

c 

» 

in. 

in. 

7-6 

14 

0 

21 

6 

40 

0 

46 

0 

86 

0 

3 

2 

0 

00 

9  0 

6 

1 

3 

2 

2 

1 

3 

0 

3 

3 

16 

1 

10  0 

8 
8 

4 
8 

18 
18 

4 
1 

35 

48 

0 
0 

40 
18 

0 
0 

75 
66 

0 
0 

0 

17 

8 
8 

0 
0 

00 
00 

70 
60 

5 
8 

1 

0 
2 

4 
0 

1 

0 

5 
6 

0 
0 

5 
2 

5 
1 

8 
20 

0 

26-9 

6 

0 

40  3 

17 

2 

23 

1 

61 

0 

1 

0 

62 

0 

28 

8 

0 

24 

1 

50 

9 

7 

2 

0 

7 

2 

3 

0 

1 

3 

14 

0 

63- 1 

38 

2 

24 

9 

81 

0 

18 

0 

63 

0 

50 

6 

2 

65 

11 

S. 

1 

4 

2 

0 

1 

5 

10 

0 

1 

3 

!1 

0 

70-4 

47 
54 
48 

7 
3 

2 

22 
18 
28 

7 
8 
5 

86 
88 
91 

0 
0 

0 

33 
43 
32 

0 
0 
0 

53 
45 
59 

0 
0 
0 

59 
63 
62 

0 
7 
5 

4 
6 

1 

02 
50 
67 

16 
15 
12 

11 
13 
12 

0 
2 
0 

5 
6 
1 

1 

2 
0 

7 
9 
6 

0 
0 
2 

6 
0 
9 

] 
5 
4 

10 
7 
9 

n 

73- 1 
76-7 

1 
1 

3 
5 

0 

0 

720 
51  5 

26 

9 
2 

32 
25 

1 
3 

90 

78 

0 
0 

27 
4 

13 
25 

0 

0 

63 

74 

0 

0 

55 
38 

9 

8 

1 
0 

17 
32 

7 
6 

2 
2 

4 
2 

3 

1 

0 
4 

0 
0 

1 
6 

7 
6 

0 
0 

3 
2 

3 
3 

16 
10 

0 

10 

1 

0 

312 
13-2 

9 
6 

3 

1 

21 
19 

9 
3 

60 
41 

0 

0 

0 
0 

73 
66 

0 
0 

20 
3 

2 
6 

0 
0 

05 
20 

1 
1 

69 

12  0 
140 

8 
9 

47 

2 
2 

14 

5 
0 

31 

0 
2 

21 

4 
2 

68 

2 
1 

5 

3 
0 

35 

4 

0 

35 

10 
24 

155 

0 

1 

3 

44-7 

21 

8 

22 

9 

91 

0 

46 

0 

137  0 

33-2 

16 

HO 

540 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Crescent  Lake — Latitude,  N.  50°  59';  Longitude,  W.  102°  32'. 

Height  above  Sea,  1,658  feet. 


Month. 


January. . . 
February. 

March 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August  . . . 
September 
October . . . 
November . 
December . 

Year  . 


Temperature. 


Mean 
Max. 


72 

74 

68-8 

51  9 

275 

18-5 


42  2 


Mean 
Min. 


M«an 
Daily 
Range 


18 

8 

22- 

12 

7 

20- 

6 

2 

19 

14 

3 

20 

33 

5 

26 

46 

2 

23 

51 

5 

21 

48 

0 

26 

38 

7 

30 

24 

5 

27 

5 

2 

22 

9 

7 

18 

18-9 


23  3 


Max. 


Min. 


390 

31  0 
39  0 
510 
81  0 
840 
840 
850 
800 
750 
560 
420 


850 


45  0 


Range 


Mthly 
Mean. 


130  0 


30-5 


Rain. 


c 
< 


in. 
R. 

000 

000 

R. 

1  98 

201 

5-82 

1-51 

018 

001 

0  24 

000 


11-75 


45 


Snow. 


64-9 


59 


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METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    SASKATCHEWAN. 


93 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Esterhazy  (Fairfield)— Latitude,  N.  50°  39';  Longitude, 

W.  102°  4'.     Height  above  Sea, feet. 


Month. 


January. . . 
February. , 

March 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August  . . . 
Septembsr 
October  , . 
November 
December . 

Year  . 


Temperature. 


Mean 
Max 


42  4 


Mean 
Min. 


18  0 


Mean 
Daily 
Range 


28-5 
20-5 
200 
20-4 
251 
24-4 
226 
28-2 
31-7 
25-4 
24  2 
21-9 


24  4 


Max. 


Min. 


48  0 


900 


49  0 

.S7  0 

240 

4  0 

2  0 


49  0 


Range 


Mthly 
Mean. 


139  0 


9-6 

4  2 

13-9 

26  3 

47-5 


30  2 


Rain. 


S 


in. 

0- 

0- 

0 

0- 

2- 

2- 

4- 

1- 

0- 

0 

R. 

000 


116  1 


Snow. 


a 


in 

4-5 
14-3 
13  7 
20-6 

0-5 


60 
19  6 
170 


96  1 


a 


®  o 
ceo 

3 


Wind,  Direction  prom 


W 


13 


O 

5 
6 
4 
1 
1 
3 
2 
6 
1 
2 
3 
3 

37 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Estevan— Latitude,  N   49°  12';  Longitude,  W.  103°  4'. 

Height  above  Sea,  1,858  feet. 


Month. 


January. . . 
February. . . 
March  .... 

April 

May 

June.    

July 

August. ... 
.September 
October . . . 
November . 
December . 

Year. 


Temperature. 


Mean 
Max. 


46  5 


Mean 
Min. 


25  3 


Mean 
Daily 
Range 


200 
17-4 
15-9 
19-2 
20-8 
21"- 1 
19-6 
29  6 
280 
26-4 
20  1 
15-7 

21-2 


Max. 


Min. 


39 

0 

39- 

36 

0 

27 

42 

0 

5 

61 

0 

7 

79 

0 

13 

88 

0 

34 

93 

0 

42 

94 

0 

36 

83 

0 

31 

83 

0 

1 

62 

0 

9 

35 

0 

20 

94  0 


•0 
0 
•0 
■0 
0 
0 
•0 
■0 
0 
0 
•0 
•0 

390 


Elange 


Mthly 
Mean. 


133  0 


35-9 


Rain. 


in. 

R. 

0  00 

R. 

R. 

5-64 

1-29 

105 

0-78 

0-51 

002 

R. 

R. 

9-29 


Snow. 


m. 
3  5 
1-5 
10 

160 


10 
40 
5  0 

32  0 


COQ 


Wind,  Dirkcwon  from 


;^ 

H 

03 

zc 

02 

^ 

^ 
^ 

0 

1 

4 

4 

5 

5 

3 

8 

2 

3 

5 

1 

3 

3 

f? 

3 

3 

1 

5 

3 

4 

1 

1 

11 

1 

1 

2 

3 

4 

3 

5 

10 

2 

3 

9 

2 

1 

4 

4 

2 

2 

3 

3 

7 

0 

5 

2 

0 

0 

1 

2 

10 

2 

7 

3 

2 

1 

2 

2 

4 

2 

4 

5 

3 

0 

0 

3 

5 

3 

6 

4 

3 

0 

1 

5 

2 

4 

6 

1 

8 

2 

3 

4 

0 

5 

7 

4 

4 

5 

0 

4 

1 

6 

2 

6 

6 

18 

19 

48 

43 

39 

53 

45 

59 

94 


Meteorological  tables,  Saskatchewan. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Fond  du  Lac  (Lake  Athabasca) — Latitude,  N.  59°  22' ; 

Longitude,  W.  110"  0'.     Height  above  Sea,  690  feet. 


Month. 


January . . . 
February. . 

March 

April 

May 

June.    ..    . 

July 

August 

September 
October. . . . 
November. 
December . 

Year. . 


Tempehatdrb. 


Mean 
Max. 


29-3 


Mean 
Min. 


Mean 
Daily 
Range 


10  6 


18 


Max. 


Min. 


50 
10  0 
430 
430 
800 
810 
800 
830 
690 
64  0 
370 
25  0 


83  0 


4  0 
35-0 
460 


560 


Range 


Mthly 

Mean. 


0     29  7 


139  0 


24-3 

4-8 

51 

41  0 

54  1 

59-8 

54-9 

45-3 

31 

4-5 

7-4 


20  0 


Rain 

Snow. 

be 

si 

■s 

s 
•< 

QO 

ll 
p 

JZ 

■*3 

s 
< 

1 

1 

< 

1 
Q 

in. 

in. 

000 

8  0 

2 

1 

2 

0-00 

0.8 

1 

11 

000 

S. 

3 

13 

000 

S. 

3 

13 

0-73 
0-66 
1-46 
201 

H 

s. 

1 

3 
12 
1? 

7  4 

1 

4 

7 

1 

0-96 
008 

4 
3 

1 

000 

5-5 

2 

2 

000 

40 

2 
15 

— 

3 

— 

5  90 

40 

257 

Wind,  Direction  prom. 


'^ 

15 

f4 

03 

to 

&■ 

0 

4 

10 

0 

0 

0 

11 

5 

2 

7 

4 

0 

0 

0 

5 

4 

0 

5 

14 

1 

0 

0 

1 

0 

0 

0 

5 

0 

0 

0 

8 

3 

0 

4 

11 

1 

0 

0 

5 

0 

1 

2 

10 

0 

1 

0 

6 

0 

0 

1 

11 

2 

1 

1 

6 

0 

1 

3 

4 

1 

3 

1 

8 

0 

4 

1 

10 

3 

0 

0 

6 

2 

0 

1 

8 

5 

1 

1 

4 

3 

0 

7 

2 

1 

1 

1 

4 

6 

1 

9 

5 

1 

0 

1 

3 

4 

9 

44 

94 

15 

7 

5 

67 

27 

1 

6 
10 

14 

10 

10 

9 

10 

4 

8 

8 

7 

97 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Glaslyn  (Jackfish). — Latitude,  N. 

W.  — °  — '.     Height  above  Sea, feet. 


— ' ;  Longitude, 


Tbmpkhatdre. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

i 

2 

t  '■ 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

< 

1 

Q 

e 

J 

i 

4ii 

January 

_• 
4-8 

30-9 

18-7 

2  1 

5  3 

31-8 

39-7 

479 

41-6 

3/.-3 

23-6 

2-3 

~80 

261 
23-2 
28  5 
27-2 
28-5 
30-3 
2fi  4 
32-3 
33-2 
20-8 
22  0 
19  6 

330 

_ 
580 

520 

320 

13  0 

50 
220 
37  0 
210 
150 

3  0 
270 
350 

91  0 
S60 
760 
58  0 
720 
61  0 
480 
690 
690 
710 
770 
C9-0 

17-8 
71 
121 
18  9 
460 
54-9 
61  1 
57-7 
51-9 
340 
13  3 
1'8 

in. 
0  00 

6 
7 
11 
5 
3 
4 
2 

38 

in. 

4-5 

40 

16  5 

11-5 

7 

5 

8 

10 

February 

March ' 

4 
26 
32 
60 
70 
74 
73 
68 
44 
24 
11 

5 
4 
5 
3 
0 
3 
9 
5 
4 
3 
6 

34 
44 
45 

77 
83 
85 
90 
84 
74 
50 
34 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

0 
0 
0 
1 
1 
3 
0 
0 

1 

0 
0 

00 
00 
00 
27 
09 
41 
83 
35 
04 
34 
00 

3 

April  

May 

June 

1 

July 

3 

1 

9 

September 

October 

7  0 

70 

160 

4 
5 
8 

2 
2 

November , . , 

; 

December   .        ....            

Year 

40 

5 

14  0 

26-5 

90 

0 

~5S0 

1480 

27  2 

« 

33 

66-6 

47 

METEOSOLOGICAL   TABLES,    SASKATCHEWAIJ. 


95 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Grenfell,  (Brownhill) — Latitude,  N.  50°  23  ;  Longitude, 

W.  102°  53'.     Height  above  Sea,  1,957  feet. 


Temperature. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

X 

00 

i 

i 

<! 

fcfe 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

1 
< 

i. 

Q 

E 

< 

CD 

s 

- 

- 

- 

= 

■> 

o 

o 

in. 

in. 

January 

5-6 

14-6j    20-2 

350 

420 

77-0 

4  6 

R. 

1 

70 

3 



2 

February   . .    

13-3 
29-4 

6-4      l<)-7 

10-7     18-7 



SCO 
44  0 

34  0 

80 

70  0 
.52  0 

3  4 

200 

000 
008 

1 

80 
HO 
28-5 

5 
5 

5 

1 
1 

April 

May 

61-4 
74-6 

38-2 
550 

23-2 
19  6 

810 



860 

13  0 
430 

680 


430 

49-8 
64-8 

2-81 

8 

2 

June 

July 

709 

12 

1 

August 

75-5 
72  3 

50  7     24  8 
42  8     29-5 

87  0 
840 

35  0 
260 

520 
58  0 

63  1 
57-5 

2-45 
0-29 

7 
4 

September 

October 

51-4 

29  O;     22-4 

800 

70 

730 

40-2 

0  43 

5 

10 

1 

3 

November     

29-4 

11  1      18-3 

540 

15  0 

690 

20-2 

000 

19-5 

6 

3 

11  7 

1-8 

13-5 

300 

230 

53  0 

5  0 

000 

8  0 

5 

5 

Year 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summariea  for  the  Year  1909,  Hubbard  (Drumague),— Latitude,  N.  51°  5';  Longitude, 

W.  103°  24'.     Height  above  Sea,  feet. 


January . . . 
February . . 

March 

April  ...    . 

May 

June 

July 

August .... 
September 
October . . . . 
November . 
December . . 


Month. 


Year 


Temperature. 


Mean   Mean 
Max.  j  Min. 


50 
7-2 
23-3 
34-2 
58-4 
66  9 
71-7 
72-3 
670 
479 


107 


210 
12-7 

4  7 
13  2 
34-5 
45-5 
51-3 
48-7 
40  3 
24-5 


91 


Mean 
Daily 
Range 


19-8 


Max.    Min.   Range 


400     260     6G  0 


800 
70  0 
570 
49  0 
650 
520 
47  0 
52  0 
580 
680 


Mthly 
Mean. 


80 

2-7 

14  0 

23-7: 

46  5 

I 
56-2 

61-5 

60-5' 

53  6 

36  2 


0-8 


Rain. 


a 


m. 

000 

000 

000 

000 

1  24 

3-61 

8-69 

1-54 

0-23. 

R. 


000 


Snow. 


m. 
6  0 
50 
20 
80 
0  0 


30 


9  0 


&^ 


©  o 
CM 


96 


Meteorological  tables,  Saskatchewan. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  year  1909,  Humboldt — Latitude,  N.  52°  12';  Longitude,  W.  105°  9'. 

Height  above  Sea,  feet. 


Month. 

Tkmperature. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

i 

"3 

CD 

o 
p 
< 

J 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 

Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Bange 

Mthly 
Mean. 

00 

1 

< 

w 

p 
Eh 

- 

= 

o 

■> 

- 

1     in. 

in. 

.... 

59-8 
697 
73-9 
75  0 
74-9 
43  4 

35-6 
44-7 
.51-7 
47  5 
41  9 
25-8 

24-3 
2'.  0 
22  2 
27  5 
.33  0 
17  6 

780 

84  0 

85  0 
890 
880 
72  0 

19  0 
320 
410 
37  0 
26  0 
60 

59  0 
52  0 
440 
520 
62  0 
66  0 

47  6 
57-2 
62-8 
61  3 
58-4 
34  6 

1-75 
210 
4-37 
0  71 
0  00 

5 
8 

15 
6 
0 

July ..   .• 

August                   

.. 

o 

September 

October 

S 

December      



Year 

.    .    . 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Indian  Head — Latitude,  N.  50°  28';  Longitude  W.  103°  40'. 

Height  above  Sea,  1,924  feet. 


Month. 

Temperatdrk. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

1 

1 

i 

e 

OD 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Win. 

Mean 
Da.ly 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean 

c 
< 

1 

S 

< 

Q 

CM 

c 

January 

February                   .    . 

7-9 
127 
28  9 
37-7 

15 

8 

10 

18 

36 

48 

53 

50 

43 

26 

7 

7 

t 

0 
1 
5 
9 
2 
9 
6 
4 
8 
4 
8 

23  6 
20-7 
18-8 
19-4 
24-7 
221 
20-7 
25- 1 
28'9 
23-7 
21  1 
18-4 

40  0 
35-0 

47 
36 
11 

1 
11 
34 
43 
38 
29 

2 
20 
30 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

87 
71 
54 
55 
70 
52 
47 
53 
57 
77 
77 
63 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

3 
2 
19 
28 
49 
59 
64 
63 
57 
38 

1 
3 
5 
2 
3 
3 
3 
1 
8 
6 

in. 
R 

000 

2 

2 

U 
11 

2 

in. 
70 
6  0 
20 

14.0 
0  3 

7 
6 
4 
8 
1 

43 
66 
81 
86 
90 
91 
86 
79 
57 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
n 

0 
0 
2 
2 
4 
3 
0 
0 
0 
0 

00 
13 
92 
30 
89 
58 
14 
14 
16 
00 

April 

May    .           ...              

2 
3 

61 
70 
74 
76 
72 
50 
28 
10 

6 
3 

6 

7 
3 
5 
5 
6 

<> 

1 

July 

August 

September 

S 

8 

0-5 

9  3 

120 

1 
4 
7 

17  9 
1-4 

December 

Year 

44 

8 

?.?. 

0 

22  3 

91  0 

47 

0 

138 

0 

33  2 

14 

2fi 

44 

511 

38 

1 

Mrteorological  Tables,  Saskatchewan. 


97 


Monthly  and  Annual  SunimaricB  for  tlie  Year  I'JOO,  Indian  Head— Latitude,  N.  50°  28';   Longitude,  W.  103°  40'. 

Height  above  Sea,  1,924  feet. 


.lanuiry . . . 
February  . 
March  . . . . 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August 

September. 

October 

November. . 
December. . 


Month. 


Year. 


Temper.* TIRE  of  the  Aib. 


5o 
30 
16 

26-9 
48-5 
57-8 
63-2 
61  5 
52  9 
340 
14  9 
1-2 


1-6 
8-9 
200 
350 
59  2 
67-5 
72-8 
71  6 
70-6 
49  3 
25  9 
9  1 


30-6     41-5 


3-9 
3-6 
22  0 
2G-4 
47  0 
50-9 
64  1 
62  7 
55-6 
36-4 
18-3 
1-7 


32-8 


2 

3 

1 
29 
51 
61 
66 
65 
59  7 
39  9 
19-7 

3  2 


35  0 


Wind,  Direction  from 


29 


63    I 


I 


I 
8: 

i 
7 

6 

6 

I 
25     17 


73 


14 
19 

12  11 
. . . .      21 

10       2 

13  3 

4I      8 
I 

128    134 


9 
13 
20 

9 
13 

6 
10 
15 

8 
17 
17 
21 


158 


19 

10 
7 
7 
1 
8 
9 

14 

21 

11 

11 
6 


124 


5 
8 
4 
3 
3 
9 
5 
9 
8 
11 
4 
5 


74 


32 
23 
3fi 
44 
19 
10 
26 
19 
29 
31 
31 
39 


O 


339 


4 

5 

7 

46 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  fur  tlie  Year  1909,  Kamsack — Latitude,  N.  51°  30';  Longitude,  W.  101°  52'. 

Height  above  Sea, feet. 


:Month. 

January 

February 

March 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August 

September ...    , 

October 

November 

December 

Year 

'  22476—7 


Tempek.^ture. 


Mean   Mean 
Max.    Min. 


42-5 


261 
19  2 

76 
14  6 
33-2 
46-8 
52-6 
47  9 
.'«9  4 
25-6 

1-5 
120 


17-7 


Mean  [ 
Daily    Max. 
Range 


24-8 


90 


Min. 


54 

45 

25 

0 

8 

30 

39 

31 

27 

3 

25 

45 


540 


Rangi 


86 
77 
64 
47 
72 
54 
45. 
59 
54 
72 
78 
80 


ilthly 
Mean. 


•0 

11- 

0 

6 

•0 

17- 

■0 

24- 

•0 

47- 

0 

59 

■0 

63 

•0 

61- 

144  0 


•/ 
9 
•7 
■9 
•7 
4 
9 
•7 
54  7 
37 -Sj 

13  4 

-        t 
l-4i 


301 


Rain. 


Q 


11-98 


35 


Snow. 


< 


in. 
2  0 
2-5 
80 

17-5 


2  0 

8-0 

150 


550 


24 


98 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES,    SASKATCHEWAN. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Lloydminster — Latitude,  N.  53'  18';  Longitude,  W.  110°  0'. 

Height  above  Sea,  •  feet. 


Month  . 

TKMrERATUFlK. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

^ 

5 

< 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

1 

Max.    Mm. 

j 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean 

S 

< 

1 

j 
January 

February                   ....                    ...         ...  - 

2-3 

5-9 

24-4 

33-1 

22-8 

12-6 

2-8 

14  1 

20-5 
18-6 
21  6 
19  0 

24  0 
335 
36  0 
50  3 

510 
39  0 

17  0 



4  6 

750 
72-5 
53.0 
54-9 

12  5 

3-4 

13-6 

23-6 

in. 

in. 

OPO 
000 
000 



1-9 

12-5 

15 

7 
8 
8 

.... 

March 

April 

May 

July.       .                     

722 

71-8 
67-9 
45  9 
246 
14-9 

49  6 
42-4 
33-6 
25-8 
70 
4  3 

22-6 
29-4 
29-9 
20  1 
17-6 
19  2 

81-4 
86-4 
850 
75-6 
47-6 
40-5 

42-8 
30  5 
231 
1-5 
26-2 
24-8 

38-6 

61-9 
741 
73  8 
65-3 

60-9 
571 
530 
36  8 
15-8 
5-3 

5-56 
0-88 
0  09 
0-26 
014 
000 

13 

12 

8 

1 

2 

3 

• 

3 

1 

6-5 
40 
3  0 

5 

6 

12 

Year 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Melfort — Latitude,  N.  52°  47';  Longitude,  W.  104°  30'. 

Height  above  Sea, feet. 


MOiNTU. 

Tkmperati;rb. 

Rain-. 

S.vow. 

S 

o 

c 

i 
< 

(» 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean  j 
Daily  j  Max. 
Rangej 

Min. 

R-^'«K 

< 

< 

1 

sec 

•Tanuary 

- 

- 

30  0 



470 

77-0 

- 

in. 

in. 

March 

. 

May 

June 

July 

— 

August 

42-7 

274 

4-5 

6-7 

27  i 

18  4 
19-6 
15-8 

83  0 
740 
510 
300 

25  0 

10 

290 

340 

53  0 
75  0 
80  0 
640 

58-4 

36-6 

14  3 

12 

September 

701 

45-8 

241 

91 

0  74 
0-26 
0  00 
0-00 

4 
2 

2  5 
S. 
70 

4 
2 
3 

OctobfT 

November .... 



Year 

MFTEOROLOr.ICAL    TABLES,    SASKATCHEWAN. 


99 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  fnr  the  Year  1909,  Meota  (Prince) — Latitude,  N.  51°  0';  Longitude,  AV    108°  20'. 

Height  above  Sea,  1,700  feet 


Tempekatlre. 

I     Rain. 

Snow. 

1 

i 

i 

o 

< 

1 
1 

1 

1 

i 

Mean 
Max. 

Tir Mean 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

H 
<! 

33 

■5 

1 

■^3 

am 

1 

January. 

February 

4-5 

S-2 

25  n 

33  9 

64  2 
72  4 

O 

J' 
12 

5 

12 

3f; 

44 

2 
8 
1 
9 
4 
7 
4 
9 
7 
6 
8 
4 

O 

22  7 
210 
20-8 
21  0 
27-8 
27-7 
25  6 
34-5 
34  0 
23-2 
21  6 
16-5 

O 

240 
370 
390 
500 
79  0 
850 
890 
970 
850 
760 
520 
350 

.57  0 
440 
180 
30 
190 

26  0 
400 
260 
190 

40 
350 

27  0 

81 
81 
57 
5^5 
60 
59 
49 
71 
66 
72 
87 
62 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

n 

15 
2 
15 
23 
50 
58 
63 
61 
52 
37 
13 
0 

9 

3 
5 
4 
3 
5 
2 
1 
7 
2 
6 
9 

in. 

000 

000 

000 

000 

1-46 

2-25 

1-96 

0-52 

0-32 

015 

5 

7 

1 

4 
4 
2 

in. 

10-5 
4-5 
6  0 
9  5 

3 
5 
6 
5 

March 

April 

May 

June 

2 

1 

July 

August. 

7(>  0      50 
78-4      43 

3 
3 

September 

October 

November 

1)9  7 

48-8 

24-4 

!)1 

35 

25 

2 

7 

5-9 
9-5 
3-8 

49  5 

2 
3 

2 

20 

1 
3 

2 
1 
1 
5 

29 

Year 

42-2 

17 

5 

24-7 

97  0     570 

1540 

«l 

9 

6-66 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Moosomin — Latitude,  N.  50°  0';  Longitude,  W.  101°  37'. 

Height  above  Sea,  1,884  feet. 


Month. 


January.  . . 
February. . . 

March 

April 

May 

June 

July 

Audust 

September  . 
October . . . . 
Noaember .. 
December . . 


Year 


Temperature. 


Mean 
Max. 


Min. 


Mean 
Daily 
Range 


5-6 

11 

9  3 

7 

26-5 

fl 

35  5 

20 

59  3 

37 

67-9 

4G 

74-2 

54 

75-8 

51 

70-2 

42 

49  2 

28 

26-6 

10 

8-2 

4 

42-4 


■7 
•1 
■5 
■0 
0 
o 
6 
6 
•2 
0 
3 
2 

231 


Max. 


17 -3 

16  4 

17  0 
15-6 
22  3 
21-4 
19-6 
24-2 
280 
21-2 
16-3 
12  4 

19-3 


400 
33  0 
390 
550 
770 
860 
86  0 
910 
83  0 
81  0 
560 
31  0 

910 


Min. 


410 
32  0 
13  0 

8  0 


410 


Range 


132  0 


Mthly 
Mean. 


31 

11 
180 
27-7 
48-1 


32-7 


Rain. 


2-92 
lo4 
4-67 
0-51 
0-75 
0-39 
000 
0  00 

10-78 


30 


Snow. 


8-5 
01 


S. 


9-6 


OJ  o 

am 


Wixi),    DlRKCTIOX    FROM 


a 

CO 

m 

4 

2 

5 

1 

2 

2 

2 

1 

2 

0 

0 

0 

4 

C 

8 

3 

7 

1 

9 

0 

1 

4 

5 

3 

49 

17 

^ 

^ 

OQ 

'i 

•^ 

5 

7 

7 

2 

12 

5 

2 

7 

0 

1 

6 

1 

12 

0 

13 

9 

3 

4 

16 

59 

96 

3|  0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 


22476-7i 


100 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES,    SASKATCHEWAN. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Suniinarios  for  the  Year  1909,  Muenster  (St.  Peter's  Monastery) — Latitude,  N.  52°  0'; 

Longitude,  W.  105°  0'.     Height  above  Sea,  1,870  feet. 


Month. 

TEMrKU.\Tl'KK. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

Wind, 

DiEECTION 

FROM 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Rangti 

Mthly 

Mean. 

t 

< 

>, 

o 

a 
< 

i 

& 

g 
< 

•Z 

U 

■rj 

?i 

& 
"^ 

1 

o 

» 

o 

» 

o 

o 

o        - 

in . 

in. 

0-5 
50 

19  4 

19-9 
17 -fi 

32  0 
230 

490 
39  0 

81  0 
620 

9-5 
3-8 

:  R. 

000 

1 

4  0 
20 

5 
1 

5 
3 

1    3 

0 

3 
4 

0 
0 

3 
3 

3 
0 

11 

9 

3 
1 

5 
11 

0 

February 

12 

B 

0 

March 

24-8 

7 

0 

17-8 

370 

220 

59  0 

15-9 

!   0-00 

20 

1 

3 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

12 

0 

19 

0 

April 

33  8 

14 

4 

19-4 

480 

30 

51  0 

24  1 

0-00 

2  0 

3 

9 

4 

0 

0 

0 

2 

0 

15 

0 

May 

June 

July 

August 

61  fi 

37 

5 

21  1 

79  0 

120 

670 

495 

170 

3 

1 

4 

0 

11) 

n 

8 

(I 

0 

9 

0 

706 

4(1 

1 

215 

810 

320 

490 

59-8 

1-90 

3 

0 

9, 

7 

0 

8 

0 

0 

16 

0 

73-4 

.-iR 

fi 

16  8 

92  0 

440 

480 

65  0 

7-94 

7 

1 

5 

0 

4 

0 

0 

0 

1 

0 

25 

0 

74  1 

47 

7 

26-4 

880 

350 

,53  0 

60-9 

0  15 

3 

2 

0 

8 

0 

0 

0 

14 

0 

9 

0 

71-5 
460 

3!) 
24 

6 

9 

31-9 
21  1 

84  0 
74  0 

290 
40 

55  0 
70  0 

55-5 
35-4 

0-35 

0-25 

3 

1 

0 

1 

10 

8 

2 

7 

0 

0 

0 
0 

18 
15 

0 
0 

0 
0 

0 

October 

0-5 

2 

1 

0 

November 

December.   .! 

23 '4 

5 

7 
6 

17  7 

!510 

280 

790 

14  5 

R. 

1 

05 

■> 

1 

4 

13 

1 

0 

0 

11 

0 

n 

1 

12  4 

9 

22  0 

31  0 

26  0 

.57  0 

14 

000 

26 

70 

7 
21 

• 

4 
25 

17 

73 

0 
27 

0 
6 

1 

20 

9 
102 

0 
4 

0 
109 

0 

— 

— 

Year 

41-4 

20 

1 

21  3 

920 

49  0 

141  0 

307 

12-29 

180 

1 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Pen.sc  (Gate.sgarlli)— Latitu  le,  N.  50°  '20'  ;  Longitude, 

W.  105°  0'.     Height  above  Sea,  1,879  feet. 


Month. 


January. .  . . 
February. . . 

March 

April 

May 


June 

July 

.-Vugust. 
September. 
October  . . . 
November. 
December . 

Year  . 


Mean 
Max. 


Tempkuatukk. 


>  r  Mean 
M  Daily 
^"'-   Ranie 


43-9 
62 -8 
686 
74-3 
77-3 
73-6 
52  fi 
28-9 
11  3 


20-3 


27-6 
24-8 
27  0 
23-6 
30  9 
36-2 
26  5 
24  4 
18-0 


Max. 


64  0 
79  0 
850 
890 
91  0 
880 
800 
,56  0 
32  n 

91  0 


Min.   Range 


49  0 


Mthly 
Mean 


140  0 


276^ 
50-4 
551 
62  5 

fil-8 
55 -Si 
39-3 
16-7 
2-3 


Rain. 


S 


m. 
0  00 
0  00 

0  00 
012 
4  05 
2  30 
6  99 

1  7113 
0  14!  3 


0  51 
0  12 
0  00 

15-94 


Snow. 


m. 

S. 
S. 

s. 

5  5 


8-8 
170 

31  3 


23 


Wind,  Dikkction  from 


fd 

Ed 

^ 

^ 

^ 

■^ 

f^ 

a: 

CO 

CO 

!S 

•Z 

3 

0 

7 

2 

0 

3 

5 

11 

0 

1 

8 

1 

2 

4 

7 

5 

0 

1 

5 

3 

1 

4 

9 

8 

8 

2 

1 

4 

0 

0 

0 

15 

3 

1 

7 

12 

2 

0 

0 

6 

0 

0 

2 

10 

4 

1 

5 

8 

0 

1 

3 

10 

1 

1 

8 

7 

2 

1 

2 

10 

2 

4 

2 

8 

1 

2 

0 

i 

1 

8 

6 

5 

1 

1 

1 

11 

1 

3 

5 

8 

4 

0 

3 

,    6 

2 

0 

5 

10 

5 

0 

5 

8 

1 

1 

2 

9 

27 

10 

44 

84 

17 

29 

54 

100 

METEOROtOGlCAL   TABLES,    SASKATCHEWAN. 


101 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Regina — Latitude,  N.  50°  27';  Longitude,  W.  104°  37'. 

Height  above  Sea,  1,885  feet. 


Month. 

Temperatire. 

Rai 

s. 

Snow. 

i 

'a 

hM 

i 

s 

< 

t"  s 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min.    Range'Mthly 

! 

< 

1 

< 

X 

a 

11 

« 
.)  anuary 

5-9 
10  9 
27-8 
38-6 
(il  6 

19-9 

9-4 

7-3 

17  6 

ii7-1 

25  8 

39  0 
380 
39  0 
60  0 

7<in 

o 

520 

350 

130 

10 

90 

31-0 

430 

340 

250 

20 

150 

290 

o 

91  0 
730 
520 
610 
700 
54  0 
450 
580 
640 
760 
740 
720 

O 

70 

0-8 

17  6 

2S1 

in. 
R. 

2 

in. 

1-3 

•    2-9 

5-9 

7-6 

S. 

5 
11 

6 
7 

1 

20 
20 
21 
24 
22 
20 
26 
31 
25 
22 

3 

5 
0 
5 



1 

1 

1 

1 

March 

R. 

n-58 

1 

4 

10 

15 

17 

11 

2 

4 

2 

Apiil 

May 

493  j     2  96 
596       2-24 

.June 

710i     48-2 

s\     S5  0 

July 

74  1 
70  2 
72-7 
51-7 
2!I0 
9-5 

53-9 
50  0 
41  0 

260 
(i-8 
8  4 

2 
2 
7 
7 

0, 

880 
92  0 
890 
780 
59  0 
43  0 

640 
63  1 

56-8' 

38  8 

17  9 

0  6 

7-52 
3  26 
014 
0-45 
0-27 
000 

.A.ugust  . .    

1 

Septemlier 

October 

0-5 
40 
6-5 

3 

4 
5 

1 

2 

17  9 

Year i 

441 

20  9 

23  2 

92  0 

520 

144  0 

32  5 

17-42 

68 

28-7 

42 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Saskatoon — Latitude,  N.  52°  15' ;  Longitude,  W.  10G°  30'. 

Height  ahove  Sea,  1,571  feet. 


Month. 

Tesipekatube. 

Rain. 

S.NOW. 

4 

1 

3 

i 

£ 
< 

Mean 
Max. 

MeAn 
Min. 

Mean 

Daily    Max. 
Range 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean 

e 
< 

£ 
< 

(3 

■in 

o 

OR 

20-7 

111 

70 

191 

38  9 

51-4 

56-3 

50-4 

43  0 

28-4 

5  2 

5-7 

19-9 
16-4 
16  9 
16 -5 

o 

35  0 
300 
37  0 
54  0 
770 

480 
— 
37  0 

11  0 

20 

220 

390 

470 

30  0 

240 

80 

280 

230 

o 

830 
67  0 
480 
.560 
550 
450 
370 
560 
650 
670 
82  0 
580 

o 

10-7 
2-9 
15  4 
hi 
50-7 
61-2 
65-2 
63-9 
57-7 
38-7 
15  1 
2-8 

in. 
000 
i     000 
000 
000 
2  39 
1-76 
6- 14 
0-23 
0-57 
1-54 
002 

7 
12 
12 
6 
5 
5 
1 

in. 
8  0 
3-2 
4  5 
1-5 

5 
3 
4 
2 

February 

5 
23 

35 
62 
71 
74 
77 
72 
49 
25 

n 

3 

9 
6 
5 
1 
0 
4 
5 
0 
0 
3 

March 

2 

April 

May 

•Tune 

23 
19 
17 
27 
29 
20 
19 
17 

6 

7     840 

7  84  0 
0     92  0 
5!     89  0 
6     750 

8  54  0 

10 

July 

13 

August 

September                                          

5 

October ....         

01 
7-5 
7-5 

1 
5 

5 

1 

1 

1 

November 

Year 

42 

2 

21-8 

29-4i     w.n 

480 

140  0 

320 

12  65 

48 

32-3 

25 

102 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES,    SASKATCHEWAN. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Waseca — Latitude,  N.  53"  6'  ;  Longitude,  W.  109°  29'. 

Height  above  Sea, feet. 


Month. 


January.. . 
February. . 

March 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August  . . . 
September. 
October  . . . 
November, 
December  , 

Year 


Mean 
Max. 


Temperature. 


41-7 


Mean 
Min. 


18-4 


Mean 
Daily 
Radge 


23 
20 
19 
21 
25 
27  8 


23  3 


Max. 


Min. 


Rauge 


36  0 


490 
37  0 
200 

5  0 
20  0 
31  0 
380 
28  0 
200 

5  0 
24-0 
22-0 


8G0'     49  0 


Mthly 
Mean. 


135  0 


300 


Rain. 


in. 

0-00 

000 

000 

100 

1-20 

2-89 

3-93 

0G8 

R. 

0  00 

R 

000 


9  70 


29 


Snow. 


S. 
S. 
10 
S. 


7-5 
50 
2  5 


Ifi  0  19 


Wind,  Direction  from 


42 


1 

11 

1 

8 

2 

4 

3 

9 

7 

3 

11 

7 

3 

4 

6 

6 

13 

5 

8 

6 

1 

10 

5 

5 

61 

78 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaiies  for  the  Year  1909,  Yorkton — Latitude,  N.  51°  11';  Longitude,  W   102°  29'. 

Height  above  Sea,  1,633  feet. 


Month. 

Temperature. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

a 
& 

o 
< 

n 

vS 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 

Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

1 
< 

1 

< 

a 

January 

74 

71 

191 
13  5 

26-0 
20-6 

40  0 
330 

44  0 

.35  0 

840 

5  8 

in. 

in. 

February 

680;       3  2 

April...' 

May 

Jnne 

35-2 
609 

13-2 
.35-9 

220 
250 
24-9 

22  7 
271 

27-8 

49 'O 

78  0 
83  0 
86 -0 
880 
Sl-0 

40 
10  0 
34  0 
450 
320 
300 

450 
680 
49  0 
410 
560 
510 

24-2 
48-4 
59-4 
G3-4 
62-8 
55  3 

2  60 

2'76 
7-78 
0T.6 
0-25 

(i 
8 
12 
4 
2 

1 
718      46-9 

July 

74-8 
76  3 
69-2 

52- 1 
49-2 
41  4 

September  .    

October . 

Year 

J 

METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES,    MANITOBA. 


103 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Almasippi — Latitude,  N.  49°  14';  Longitude,  W.  99°  20'. 

Height  above  Sea, feet. 


Month. 

Temperature. 

Rain. 

S.vow. 

C5 

1 

i 

3 
< 

3 

t  b 

Mean 
Ma.x. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max.    Min. 

Bange 

Mthly 
Mean. 

B 
< 

1 

1 

a 
Eh 

January 

February ■ 

70 
9-9 
21-5 
390 
64  1 
72-8 
77-6 
78!) 
720 
567 
35-3 

11 

7 
8 
21 
36 
50 
53 
51 
43 
29 
13 

9 

9 
6 
9 
9 
5 
7 
8 
2 
7 
7 
9 

18 
17 
12 
17 
27 
22 
23 
27 
28 
27 
21 
15 

9 

8 
9 
1 
2 
3 
8 
1 
8 
1 
7 
6 

o 

46 

28 
35 
60 
81 
87 
83 
96 
88 
93 
63 
30 

0 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

41  0 
31  0 
170 
70 
160 

33  0 
400 

34  0 
290 

70 
150 
320 

87  0 
59  0 
520 
53  0 
650 
540 
43  0 
620 
59  0 
860 
780 
620 

2-4 
10 
1.0  1 
30-5 
50-5 
61-7 
657 
65-4 
57-6 
43  2 
24  5 
1-9 

in. 

000 

000 

000 

0-47 

3  22 

2-54 

2'48 

1-57 

0  34 

0  33 

000 

000 

2 
9 
13 
6 
7 
3 
3 

43 

in. 
13  9 
18-5 
28-6 
17  0 
S. 

5 
8 
8 
7 
1 

March 

May 

5 

June 

5 

July ! 

7 

August 

1 

6 

1 

October . 

8-5 

9-5 

320 

3 

5 

7 

November 

1 

9-7       •') 

Year     

454     23 

(> 

21  7 

96 

0 

41  0 

137  0 

34-6 

10-95 

127  0 

44 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Aweine  (St.  Albans) — Latitude,  N.  49°  42';  Longitude, 

W.  99°  33'.     Height  above  Sea,  1,180  feet. 


Month. 

Tkmperatcke. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

CD 

"a 
O 

3 

^ 

i 

3 
< 

3 
5 
1 

1 
1 
5 
8 
4 
3 

it  i 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

S 
< 

1 

S 
< 

1 

cm 

s 

E-c 

January 

9 
12 

29 
40 
68 
77 
84 
86 
75 
52 
32 
10 

9 
9 
7 
6 
4 
6 
6 
4 
4 
9 
5 
4 

14 

8 

7 

20 

33 

49 

56 

52 

44 

29 

10 

5 

9 
4 
2 
8 
2 
5 
4 
7 
5 
1 
8 
3 

24 
21 
22 
19 
28 
28 
29 
33 
30 
23 
21 
15 

8 
3 

5 

8 
1 
1 
1 
7 
it 
8 
7 
7 

42 
39 

.  48 
59 
85 
97 
97 
97 
93 
89 
57 
27 

0 
5 
0 
5 
0 
0 
0 
5 
0 
0 
5 
0 

40 
28 
19 

7 
14 
33 
42 
30 
32 

4 
14 
40 

5 
5 
0 
0 
5 
0 
5 
5 
0 
5 
5 
5 

82 
68 
67 
52 
70 
64 
54 
67 
61 
84 
72 
67 

5 
0 
0 
5 
5 
0 
5 
0 
0 
5 
0 

2 
2 

18 
30 
52 
63 
70 
69 
59 
41 
21 
2 

5 
3 

5 
7 
3 
6 
0 
6 
9 
0 
7 
R 

in. 
Oil 
000 
0  00 
0  03 

2 
•> 

in. 
9-5 

7-2 
17-5 
26-8 

0  8 

7 
13 

15 
12 

1 

March 

April    

May ,                  

2-701       9 

2 

2 

June 

2  31 

0-91 

1-43 

0-78 

0-36 

R. 

0-00 

10 
11 
6 
6 
2 
2 

3 

July.    ... 

3 

August 

September 

October 

2-6 

9-7 

15-3 

2 

12 
17 

1 

December .                                             .... 

2 

Year 

48 

^ 

*>? 

•^ 

•"i 

0 

97 

1 

40 

'i 

1380 

35-8 

8-63 

50 

89-4 

79 

1 

104 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    MANITOBA. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Berens  River — Latitude,  N.  52°  18';  Longitude,  W.  97°  23'. 

Height  above  Sea,  710  feet. 


Month. 


January. . . , 
February. . . 
March  .    . . 

April 

May.    .       , 

June 

.(uly 

-A  ugusi. ... 
Septemlier. 
October . . . 
November  . 
December. 

Year 


Tkmper.\ture. 


Mean 
Ma.x. 


Mean 
Min. 


0  4 

2  9 

249 

31  6 

i.  5U-3 

72-7 


735 
6C  0 
481 
27-4i 
10  1 


27  0 
19  G 
7'7 
9-5 
.S3 -5 
490 


547 
46  3 
32  2 
11-7 
6-4 


Mean 

Daily 
Range 


27 
22 
17 
22 
22 
23  7 


18  9 

197 

15-8 

13 

16-5 


Max. 


34  0 
29  0 
41 
49 

84 
85 


Min. 


Range 


Mthly 
Mean. 


93  01     48  3 


141  3 


19  6 
1-9 


Rain. 


8-43 


Snow. 


in. 

110 
5  5 
50 

150 
90 


20 

7-5 

3(i0 


91  0  31 


^i 


Wind,  Direction  from 


H 

H 

^ 

^ 

55 

H 

CO 

CO 

n 

^ 

a 

4 

3 

3 

n 

1 

4 

2: 

9 

17 

7 

3 

3 

2 

8 

4 

« 

9 

7 

2 

G 

5 

7 

28 

2 

7 

9 

2 

4 

0 

13 

3 

10 

5 

24 

2 

2 

2 

5 

17 

8 

7 

9 

4 

4 

7 

23 

1 

10 

4 

3 

7 

10 

17 

3 

3 

8 

2 

9 

6 

13 

2 

1 

7 

3 

8 

0 

13 

0 

2 

5 

38 

95 

52 

116 

34 

71 

54 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summarie.H  for  the  Year  1909,  Birtle — Latitude,  N   •'30°  2.5';  Longitude,  W.  101"  1'. 

Height  above  Sea,  1,70.3  feet. 


1 
Month. 

Tkmper.\turk. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

'eg 

o 

^ 

-  si 

3 

r  ^ 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 

Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

< 

1 

£ 

1 

o 

- 

- 

" 

KiO 
45  0 
420 
35  0 
290 
9  0 

" 

* 

in. 

in. 

February 

G4-2 
72-8 
750 
78-5 
70  6 
49-2 

37-7 
47-5 
i53-2 
51-9 
41-8 
283 

2(i-5 
25-3 
21-9 
20-7 

28-8 
20-9 

7S  0 
88  0 
8(i0 
930 
84  0 
79  U 

02  0 
53  0 
440 
590 
550 
70  0 

51  0 
601 
G41 
65-2 
56-2 
.■i8-8 

April 

May .                             ■            

3  98 
115 
2-72 
1-74 
102 
0  53 

8 
7 
11 
5 
3 
1 

July 

August 

September 

S. 

1 

Year     

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    MANITOBA. 


105 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Brandon — Latitude,  N.  49°  51' ;  Longitude,  W.  99°  57'. 

Height  above  Sea,  1,176  feet. 


Month. 


January  . . . 
February  . . 

March 

April 

May   

June-    .... 

July 

August  . . . . 
September  . 
October. . . . 
November  . 
Decernljer. 

Year. . . 


Oil 


300 


Temperatuke  of  thk  Air. 


p.m. 


G  3 


43  0 


p.m. 


1-8 
3G  4 


Mean. 


2  2 


3G  G 


Mean   Menu 
Ma.\.    Mill. 


10 
27 
39 
G4 
74 
78 
82 
74 
53 
32 
10 


40  3 


Mean 
Dailv 
Hanpt 


15-9 

lib 

5  1 

IS  3 

35-5 

44-4 

52  9 

50-5 

40-5 

25  2 

7C 

8-5 


20  3 


Mean. 

Max. 

° 

o 

23-5 

22-4 

221 

21  5 

29  1 

29 

25 

31 

34 

27 

24 

18 


2U  0 


33  2 


39-9 
29  9 


95-5 


Min. 


50-4 


Wind,  Dirkction  from 


45 


W 

02 

CO 

i- 

^ 
^ 

17 

1 

13 

0 

25 

11 

2G 

20 

1 

7 

0 

18 

2 

30 

2G 

1 

11 

0 

10 

0 

45 

19 

7 

9 

1 

12 

11 

25 

M 

6 

5 

0 

7 

1 

9 

31 

3 

11 

4 

10 

10 

11 

19 

2 

21 

5 

14 

1 

28 

14 

3 

14 

3 

11 

9 

33 

15 

2 

15 

G 

13 

0 

38 

11 

3 

12 

2 

11 

4 

43 

26 

2 

5 

0 

16 

5 

35 

9 

5 

9 

0 

6 

4 

56 

241 

3C 

132 

21 

153 

58 

379 

0 
6 
0 
1 
21 
0 
1 
0 
0 
1 
0 
0 

30 


Month. 

Force  of  Wind. 

Clouded  Sky. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

1 

i. 

o 

< 

EC 

6 

OS 

A^ 

^ 

rt 

S 

i 

o 

e 

■  i-< 

i 

O 

c 
>-* 

^5 
a-ti 

H 

January 

_ 

II 

I 
* 
I 

II 

I 
I 
I 
I 

II 
I 
I 
I 

% 

50 
GO 
GO 
50 
50 
40 
50 
40 
40 
60 
GO 
70 

% 
50 
60 
60 
50 
60 
60 
60 
40 
30 
50 
60 
GO 

% 
50 
40 
50 
50 
iJO 
50 
60 
30 
30 
40 
60 
60 

% 

50 
50 
60 
50 
50 
50 
60 
40 
30 
.% 
00 
60 

0  00 
0  00 

2 
8 
9 
10 
2 
3 
2 

1 

37 

11  0 
9  0 
13  0 
10  0 

3 
5 
4 
4 

February 

March 

0 
0 
2 
2 
3 
0 
1 
0 
0 
0 

00 
11 
53 
62 
20 
38 
03 
47 
17 
no 

April 

May 

2 

June 

2 

1 

July    

August 

September.    

October 

10 
140 
270 

1 
5 

7 

November 

December 

Year .'   

50 

60 

60 

60 

10  51 

850 

29 

106 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES,    MANITOBA. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Carberry— Latitude,  N.  49°  5'i' ;  Longitude,  W.  99°  20'. 

Height  above  Sea,  1,258  feet. 


\  Month 

Temperature. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

i 

s 

< 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Mm. 

Kange 

Mthly 

Mean. 

< 

a! 

a 

S 

1 

T3  ^^ 
CM 

January 

o 

10 

5-8 

25-7 

3.5  2 

O 

20  7 

lG-2 

50 

13-4 

0 

19  0 
220 
20-7 
21-7 

o 

400 
300 
400 
54-0 
72  0 
810 
78-0 
93  0 
87-0 
85-0 
.50  0 
320 

0 

56  0 

0 

9G  0 
740 
GO-0 
550 
490 

no 

4C0 

740 
G90 
85  0 
79  0 
87  0 

lOS 

5-2 

15-3 

24-3 

581 

50-9 
34  5 

13-4 
2-6 

in. 

0  02 

000 

R. 

000 

1-80 

22-0 

0-95 

0-G8 

0-41 

0-24 

0-42 

0  00 

1 

1 

7 
G 
7 
3 
1 
2 
1 

in. 

6  0 
130 
17-2 
12-5 

CO 

2 
4 
6 
2 

1 

February 

44 
20 

1 
23 
40 
32 
19 
18 

0 
29 
55 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

« 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

1 

1 

March 

April 

M.ay 

2 

June 

o 

July 

080 

70  G 

51-2 

29-9 

9  9 

48  3 

.-il  1 

17  9 

31 

15  2 

19-7 

39-5 
33  3 
.S3  0 
25  1 

2 
4 

2 

3 

Aiigust 

September 

2-0 

GO 

28-0 

] 
4 
G 

1 
1 

1 

October 

November 

Year 

32-8 

6-7 

201 

930 

5«  0 

149  0 

19-8 

6-72 

29 

90  7 

26 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summai-ieK  for  the  Year  1909,  Carman — Latitude,  N.  49°  31' ;  Longitude,  W.  98°  0'. 

Height  above  Sea,  872  feet. 


Month. 

Tempkratiirr. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

i 

4 

ai 
2 

5 

5 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Uuily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

< 

E 

CM 

January 

° 

« 

° 

•■ 

- 

" 

47-6 
OOG 
610 
65-4 

55-4 
40-9 

in. 

in. 

February 

March 

' 

. 

2-89 
2-35 
1-77 
1  26 

o-.si 

0  10 

8 
7 
6 
8 
3 
3 

32  0 
4G-4 

4!) -9 
49  4 
39  5 
26  G 

31  i 

28-5 
28-4 
.32-2 
317 
28  7 

80  0 
S7'0 

86  0 
93  0 

87  0 
SGO 

150 
30  0 
400 
.38-0 
30  0 
50 

65  0 

.57-0 
46  0 
55  0 
57  0 
SIO 

May 

03-2 

74-8 
78'2 
81-5 
71  2 
55-3 

Tuly 

1 

2 

AugiiHt     . 

S. 

4 

September 

October 

December 

4 

707 

40-6 

30  1 

93  0 

50 

88-0 

55-7 

8-68 

35 

S. 

METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES,    MANITOBA. 


107 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Cypress  River — Latitude,  N.  49°  33';  Longitude,  W.  99°  3'. 

Height  above  Sea,  1,232  feet. 


Month. 

Tempeb.^ture. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

si 

g 

< 

Mean  Mean 
Max.  '  Min. 

Mean 
Daily 

-Max.  ,  Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

+3 
S 
-5 

< 

1 

4^ 

a-Ji 
SI 

= 

- 

■> 

- 

o 

in. 

in. 

February '. 

March y 

50-7 
58-9 
6:)1 
GO  9 
57-2 
40  9 

April 

May 

«l-8 

77-8 
811 
71-5 
51-8 

39-5 
43-8 
52-3 
52-7 
42-8 
30  0 

22-2 
30  2 
25-4 
28-8 
28  7 
218 

780 
890 
87  0 
900 
850 
870 

IGO 
300 
330 
36  0 
30  0 
80 

620 
590 
540 
.54-0 
550 
79  0 

308 
214 
1  62 
2-41 
0  67 
0  31 

10 
4 
8 
7 
3 
2 

June 

July 

A  ugust 

September ... 

October 

01 

November ....... 

i 

34 

1 

— 

Si.x  montlis 

09  6 

43  5 

26-2 

90  0 

8  0 

820 

56-6 

10-23 

01 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1908,  Hillview — Latitude,  N,  49°  .55';  Longitude,  W.  100°  33'. 

Height  above  Sea,  1,400  feet. 


Month. 


Janviary. . . 
February .. 
March    .    . 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August. . . . 
September 
October.  . . 
November. 
December. 

Year. . 


Tempkkature  of  the  .\in. 


260 


p.m. 

' 

0 

7 

6 

8 

24 

4 

36 

3 

61 

1 

69 

6 

74 

4 

77 

8 

71 

8 

50 

2 

28 

5 

5 

5 

42 

3 

p.m. 


Mean, 


4 

2 

^ 

1 

3!       0 

10 

i;    10 

28 

8 

29 

49 

8 

50 

61 

3 

61 

65 

1 

65 

65 

4 

01 

57 

9 

58 

38 

2 

39 

20 

5 

20 

0 

4 

1 

32  3 


33  2 


Mean 
Max. 


35 

8-7 
25  7 


71  0 
75-(i 
79-4 
73 '3 
.50-8 
293 
7-1 


42  4 


Mean 
Min. 


13  0 

11  3 

6-2 


Mean 
Daily 
Range 


17-1 
19-9 
19-5 


49-4 
55-2 
52-4 
42  5 
28-5 
11-6 
52 


21-7 
20-5 
27  0 
307 
22  3 
17-7 
12-3 


21-6     20  9 


Mean. 


51 

1-3 

16  0 


60-2 
65-4 
65  9 
57-9 
39-6 
20  5 
10 


320 


Max 


?S,0 
280 
380 


90  0 
86  0 


940 


Min. 


420 
380 
210 


380 
45  0 
310 
29  0 
80 
14  0 
.35  0 


42  0 


Wixn,  Direction  from 


35 


H 

m 

^ 

10 

4 

11 

1 

15 

6 

46 

0 

14 

14 

1 

4 

4 

47 

5 

14 

3 

0 

7 

5 

56 

10 

3 

0 

0 

9 

0 

34 

4 

38 

7 

3 

13 

2 

22 

14 

10 

20 

5 

9 

8 

11 

13 

11 

12 

14 

13 

5 

10 

10 

13 

12 

17 

9 

1 

20 

4 

10 

13 

4 

20 

11 

22 

7 

1 

14 

11 

6 

10 

26 

2 

13 

11 

3 

10 

2 

41 

11 

3 

5 

3 

9 

14 

44 

90 

140 

128 

62 

124 

74 

385 

0 
0 
0 
0 
2 
2 
9 
5 
4 
11 


36 


108 


METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES,  MANITOBA. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Hillview — Latitude,  N.  49°  55';  Longitude,  W.  100°  33'. 

Height  above  Sea,  1,400  feet. 


i 

FoitCE  OF   WlXD. 

Clouded  Sky 

Rai.v. 

Snow. 

1 

Month. 

1 

t 

s 

1 

be 

1; 

S 
< 

•-'    C 

ca 

B 

d 

« 

- 

S- 

1 

1 

a 

t— 1 

i 

1 

% 

% 

% 

% 

January 1 

February  

4(1 

40 

30 

40 

0  00 

60 

2 

50 

m 

30 

40 

0 

00 

8'0 

3 

— 

March     

fiO 

50 

40 

50 

0 

00 

110 

4 

I 

0 
3 

00 
95 

8 

170 
10 

3 

1 

2 

May    

June 

40 

50 

40 

40 

1 

T 

30 

40 

30 

30 

2 

79 

5 

.... 

2 

30 
30 

40 
20 

10 

30 
20 

2 
0 

22 
44 

8 
4 

1 

i; 

11 

August 

September 

3 

20 

20 

20 

20 

0 

44 

3 

(J 

1 

4 

October  .    

I 

30 

30 

30 

30 

0 

16 

2 

20 

1 

2 

4 

November 

40 

40 

'       40 

40 

0 

00 

170 

5 

5 

1 

70 

60 

60 

60 

0 

00 

30 

220 

9 

7 

1 

Year 

40 

40 

30 

40 

q 

SO 

84  0 

2S 

Monthly  and  Annual  Suramarits  for  tiie  Year  1909,  Morden — Latitude,  N.  49°  11';  Longitude,  W.  98'  6'. 

Height  above  Sea,  978  feet. 


Month. 


.Tanuary. .  . 
February. . . 
March  .    . . . 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August 

September  . 
Octoljer  . .  . 
November  , 
December . . 


Year 


Tempehatcre. 


Mean 
Max. 


74  0 
53  4 
37-2 
11-6 


47-3 


Mean 
Min. 


24-4 


Mean 
Daily 

Range 


22-9 


Max. 


Min. 


Range 


880 


56 
54 

57' 
65 
51 
42' 


0  57  0 
0 
0 
0 


94-0      410 


81- 
78 -i 
68-1 


35  0 


Mthly 

Mean. 

o 

0-6 

2-5 

18-5 

30-4 

500 

63  1 

67-2 

G7-7 

58-9 

40-7 

26  4 

4-5 

1 

35-8  1 

Rain. 


a 


in. 

000 

000 

000 

0  03 

3-93 

](i2 

302 

096 

0-38 

0  42 

R. 

000 


10  96 


65 


Snow. 


70 
5-9 
9  0 
195 
1-3 


1-7 

90 

19-7 


73- 1 


68 


CD 


METEOROLOGIC  \L    TABLES,    MANITOBA. 


109 


INIoNTiiLV  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Oakbank— Latitude,  N.  49°  57'  ;  Longitude,  W.  96°  42'. 

Height  above  Sea,  800  feet. 


Month. 


January 

February 

March 

■April 

May 

J  une 

July 

August 

September  . . . . 

October 

Noveujber  . . . . 
December 

Year 


Tempehatuiie. 


Mean 
Ma.\. 


Mean 
Min. 


Mean 

Daily 
Rangt 


5  1 
90 
271 
36-5 
01  y 
72-4 
76-4 
74-9 
67-7 
49-7 
30-8 
8-5 


43  3 


24-6 


IB 
18 
18 
15 
22 
22  9 


18-7 


Max 


36  0 
277 
400 
56  0 
79-5 
85-5 
82  3 
890 
820 
803 
59  0 
230 


890 


Min. 


48-7 


Range 


84 
67 
03 
52 
60 
52 
40 
52 
50 
68 
70 
55-0 


137- 


Mthly 
Mean. 


3 

0 
IS 
28 
50 
60 
65  1 
63 


34  0 


Rain. 


R. 

000 

000 

R. 

1-20 

1-92 

2-95 

3-24 

0-75 

0  22 

0  00 

000 


10-28 


37 


Snow. 


50 
7  0 

21  0 

S. 


7-6 

60 

23  0 


89-6 


O  i&^ 


p 

IS 


Wind,  Direction  from 


» 


2 

3 

1 

3 

2 

2 

2 

1 

5 

3 

0 

2 

3 

3 

3 

4 

3 

2 

3 

3 

3 

4 

2 

4 

29 

34 

7  4 

4  1 

6  3 

7  2 

I 

0  1 

1 

7i  1 


MoNTHLV  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Pierson — Latitude,  N.  49'  11  ;  Longitude,  W.  101°  5'. 

Height  above  Sea,  1,531  feet. 


Temperature. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

i 

O 

a. 

o 

S 

2 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

S 

< 

1 

a 

cm 
H 

January 

■> 

•> 

■> 

<■ 

- 

<■ 

in. 

in. 

Fel.iruary 

March 

April 

May 

62-2 
74-2 
76-4 
81-7 
730 
52-4 

381 
48-8 
■  54-3 
51-4 
40-6 
27-4 

241 
25-4 
22-2 
30-4 
32  4 
25  O 

76  0 
90  0 
89  0 
930 
850 
840 

11  0 
350 
420 
280 
280 
100 

650 
550 
470 
650 
570 
740 

50- 1 
61-5 
65-4 
66-5 
56-8 
39-9 

3-69 
1-70 
3  03 
000 
0  05 
0-40 

10 
10 

7 

1 

1 

.T\nie 

July 

1 
1 
1 

August 

Seiiteniber 

November 

December 

700 

43-4 

26-6 

93  0 

100 

830 

56-7 

8-87 

29 

110 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLE.S,    MANITOBA. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Pipestone — Latitude,  N.  49"  34';  Longitude,  W.  100°  58'. 

Heiglit  above  Sea,  1,400  feet. 


Month. 

Temperatcuk. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

i 

"3 

O 

1 

i 

< 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

< 

a 

< 

Q 

■Scg 

■> 

■> 

- 

- 

' 

= 

in. 

in. 

April 

Way 

59-6 
74  2 
77  4 
82-4 
74-5 
541 

32  2 
49  1 
55-3 
51-7 
42-3 
27  9 

27-4 
250 
22- 1 
307 
32  2 
26-2 

80  0 
920 
89  0 
97  0 
880 
83  0 

50 
39  0 
450 
32-5 
29  0 
11-0 

750 
.53  0 
45  0 
64-5 
590 
720 

45  9 
61-7 
663 
67  1 

58-4 
410 

2-82 
148 
3-45 
0-40 
0-37 
0-58 

9 
8 
9 
3 

5 
2 

July 

1 
1 
1 

1 

, 

September  .    

October 

1 

70-4 

431 

27-3 

970 

50 

920 

56-7 

910 

3fi 

1 

! 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Portage  la  Prairie  -Latitude,  N.  49°  56';  Longitude, 

W.  98°  17'.     Height  above  Sea,  830  feet. 


Month. 

Temperature. 

R.MN. 

Snow. 

'a 

S 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Da'ly 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

< 

1     - 

01 

4-^ 

•January 

■> 

" 

■> 

o 

- 

in. 

in. 





May 

r.0-8 

73  7 
77  5 
77-6 
69-2 

.W'7 

38  2 
51-2 
571 
55-4 
44] 
31-8 

22-6 
22-5 
20  4 
22  2 

251 
190 

79  0 
875 
830 
870 
850 
860 

200 
39  0 
48-5 
440 
35  0 
120 

590 
48  5 
34  5 
430 
500 
740 

49-5 
62  5 
67-3 
66-5 
5fi-6 
41-3 

1-44 
2  70 
4-18 
202 
0  58 
0  10 

10 
7 
7 
6 
4 
2 

June.  ....        

•Tuly 

September 

October 

682 

46  3 

21  9 

875     120 

75-5 

573 

11  08 

36 

METEOROLOGICAL    TABLKS,    MANITOBA. 


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Monthly  and  Annual  Suiniuaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Portage  la  Prairie  (2) — Latitude,  N.  49°  57';  Longitude, 

W.  98'  17'.     Height  above  Sea,  830  feet. 


ISroXTH.                                            ' 

1 

Temperature. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

i 

3 

1 

i 
< 

5t  S 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Elange 

Mthly 
Mean. 

< 

1 

S 
< 

a 

•I.'tiuiary 

81 
7-6 
25-8 
39  3 
641 
730 
76-7 
76  .-? 
70  1 
520 
33-2 
8-7 

o 

12- 1 

20-2 
181 
16-8 
160 
24-9 
22  5 
20  1 
20-8 
24  4 
200 
17-8 
12  7 

•O 

430 

o 

400 
28  5 
20  0 
120 
180 
370 
480 
430 
35  0 
120 
110 
320 

83  0 
61-5 
580 
46  0 
620 
52  0 
350 
430 
500 
750 
680 
58  0 

2  0 

in. 
0  00 

....  1 

in. 

10 
9 
23 
39 
50 
56 
55 
45 
32 
15 
4 

5 
0 
3 
2 
5 
7 
5 
7 
0 
4 
0 

33 
38 
58 
80 
89 
83 
86 
85 
87 
57 
26 

0 
0 
0 
0 

» 
0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

1 
17 
31 
51 
61 
66 
65 
57 
42 
24 

2 

5 
4 
3 
7 
7 
7 
9 
9 
0 
3 
4 

0 
0 
0 

1 
2 
3 
1 
0 
0 
0 
0 

00 
00 
07 
69 
74 
91 
68 
63 
16 
00 
00 

i 

....1      7-8 

....'j     10-3 

1  i      50 

9 

7 
6 

March 

April 

May 

8 
7 
7 
5 
2 
2 

July 

August 

September 

October 

1 . .   . , 

0-8 

20 

21-8 

3 
5 
9 

39 

November . .           .... 

Year           .                       . .              

44  6 

25 

1 

19-5 

890 

400 

1290 

31-8 

10 

88 

32 

47-7 

1 

1 

1 

Monthly  and  Annual  .Suinuiaries  for  tin;  Year  lHUi),  Swan  Iliver — Latitude,  N.  52°  6'  ;  Longitude,  W.  lOT  15". 

Height  above  Sea,  1,112  feet. 


Month. 

Tempkhatlre. 

Raik. 

Snow. 

& 

1 

s 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

< 

a 

1 

etc 
3 

.Tanviary 

1-9 

8-5 
29-2 
35-9 
64-9 
1     73-2 
77-5 
77-8 
720 
49  4 
270 
81 

20-2 

15- 1 

7-4 

13-3 

37  0 

46  2 

530 

50-0 

41  6 

30  1 

9-7 

8-3 

183 
237 

29  0 
290 

o 

480 
470 
270 
140 
140 
28  0 
440 
360 
280 
100 
22  0 
46  0 

77  0 
760 
780 
64  0 
710 
580 
500 
550 
580 
71  0 
780 
710 

110 
3  3 
21-8 
24  6 
50  9 
59  7 
65  3 
63  9 
56-8 
39-7 
18  3 
0  1 

in. 
0  00 
0  00 
0  00 
000 
0  73 
2  21 
3-67 
2  57 
0-49 
0-49 
0-80 
0  00 

1 

9 
12 
6 
3 
4 
1 

in. 
0  0 
0  0 
00 

S. 
10 

February. , 

March 

1 
218     .510 

22  5 
27-9 
26  9 
24-5 
27-8 
30-4 
19-3 
17-3 
16-4 

500 
850 
860 
94'- 0 
91  0 
860 
&10 
560 
25  0 

1 
1 

May 

1 

July 

1 

Sci)teinber 

40 
00 
S. 

1 

\ 

9 

Year  

43-5 

20-4 

231 

940 

480 

142  0 

32-2 

10  96 

36 

5-0 

12 

112 


METEOROI.Or.ICAL    TABLES,    MANITOBA. 


Monthly  and  Aunual  Suminaries  fur  the  Year  1009,  Treheine— Latitude,  N.  40°  36';  Longitude,  W.  98°  40. 

Height  above  Sea,  1,212  feet. 


Temi'Kkatuke. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

o 

i 

i 

o 

3 
< 

CO 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

S 
< 

1 

< 

ii 
1 

January 

1-8 
5-8 
22-U 
35  4 
58-7 
72-3 
77-3 
79-2 
73-8 
53-9 
35-4 
8-6 

14-2 
9-2 
6  9 
201 
361 
4'i0 
53  6 
51-7 
43  2 
29-6 
12  7 

(    '  1 

15-9 
150 
15-7 
15-3 
22  7 
26-3 
23-7 
27 -5 
30-6 
24  3 
22 -7 
16  3 

400 
320 
35  0 
520 
76-0 
870 
85  0 
91  0 
880 
860 
590 
29  0 

o 

430 
33  0 
20  0 

60 
150 
290 
400 
37  0 
320 

50 
190 
400 

830 

6-2 

in. 

in. 
60 
40 
00 
00 

1 

-     1 

Feliruary 

65 
55 
46 
61 
58 
45 
54 
56 
81 
78 
69 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

1 
14 
27 
47 
59 
65 
65 
58 
41 
24 

0 

7 
7 
7 
4 
2 
4 
5 
5 

0 

5 

1 
1 

March 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August 

00 

00 

250 

Decembei 

6 

1 

Year     

43-7 

22-4 

21-3 

91  0 

430 

^^i 

0 

33- ll 

350 

8 

1 

MoNTULY  and  Annual  Suiniuaiies  fur  the  Year  1909,  Virden — Latitude,  N.  49°  51';   Longitude,  W.  100°  35'. 

Height  above  Sea,  1,414  feet. 


TESrrEEATUHE. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

C5 

o 

Et4 

i 

5 
< 

4 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

< 

X 

1 

5 
< 

1 

s 

- 

o 

" 

» 

o 

in. 

in. 

February 

March 

April 

39-5 
47-4 

48  0 

49  7 
39-2 
25  6 

26  9 
251 

27  7 
30  6 
34-8 
29  1 

860 
91  0 
840 
94  0 
870 
850 

1-17 
118 
1-75 
040 
0-20 
R. 

4 
3 
7 
3 
1 
2 

S. 

1 

May 

65-3 
72-6 
76-3 
80-3 
740 
54-7 

200 
370 
36  0 
29  0 
280 
120 



660 
540 
480 
650 
590 
730 

52  4 
600 
62-4 
650 
56-6 
40- 1 

June 

July 

September 

s. 

October , 

2 

December 



.Six  months 

50.5 

41-7 

28-8 

940 

12  0 

820 

56  1 

1 

4  70 

20 

s. 

3 

METKOROLOGICAL  TABLES,    ONTARIO. 


113 


Monthly  auJ  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Agincx)urt — Latitude,  N.  43°  47';  Longitude,  W.  79°,  16'. 

Height  above  Sea,  590  feet. 


Mo.NTH. 


.January,. 
February, 
March  . . . 
April  .  ,  ,  , 
May  ,    , . . 

.June 

July 

August.  . 
September 
October , . 
November 
December 

Year 


Tempehatube. 


Mean 
Max. 


31-8 
31  5 
33  8 
4'JO 
623 
76-2 
78-5 
81-4 
71-8 
55-3 
487 
30  2 


Mean 
Min. 


54  2 


Mean 
Daily 
Range 


Max.    Min. 


•36-2 


18  8 
15-9 
12-3 


18  0 


97  0 


100 


Mthly 
Mean, 


56  0 
58  0 
40  0 
480 
48  0 


107  0 


45-2 


Rain. 


in. 

0  85 
1-89 
105 
4-54 
310 
l!i9 
4  53 

1  06 
1-31 
104 
308 
1-45 


25  89 


87 


Snow. 


S. 
0-9 
13  0 


562 


40 


O 


11 


20 


15 


ceo 


18 


Month  , 

Wind,  Direction  from 

Veloc 

ITV  OK 

Wind. 

Clouded  Sky, 

Z 

^ 

-/. 

^ 

i 

■a 

08 

S 

=3 

s 

d 

t 

.(.iMuary    

February 

% 

7o 

% 

% 

A-pril     ." 

May 

•lune 

July 

August 

.September 

October 

6 

25 

6 
13 

1 

2 
1 

0 

5 
5 

19 
2 

20 
23 
20 

0 

7 

2 
2 
0 

26 
16 

15 

7 

1 

2 

4 

0 

!) 

27 

27 

20 

39 
20 

28 

5 

18 

4 

10 
8 

1 

0 
0 

1 

3 

9  2 
100 

11  7 

12  5 
140 

10-7 

12-2 

11 -.7 
13-5 
15-4 

12  0 

12-3 

12-5 
12-5 
U  2 

- 

November 

December 

51 

13 

84 

11 

65 

48 

131 

45 

5 

1 

22476—8 


114 


METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES,  ONTARIO. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Alton — Latitude,  N.  43°  50';  Longitude,  W.  80°  5'. 

Height  above  Sea,  1,250  feet. 


Month. 


.January  . 

Febr\iary . 
March 
April  .... 

May 

June 


.July 

August 

September  . 
October.     . . 
NoveiiiVier 
December.  . 


Year . 


■Tkmprratuke  of  the  Air. 


2  p.m. 


20 

1 

19 

6 

21 

2 

34 

1 

47 

9 

59 

1 

60 

3 

59 

5 

50 

3 

37 

2 

35 

1 

18 

8 

38-6 


9  p.ra. 


50-8 


Mean. 


39 


Mean 
Max. 


220 
23  4 
25- 1 
37-8 
.50-5 
63-6 
G6  0 
66  3 
54  3 
40-8 
37  4 
197 


42-2 


29  0 
29 

31  9 
46-9 
60 -9 
74  7 
77  7 
78- 1 
67  4 
51  1 
46  1 
27-6 


51 


Mean 
Min. 


Mean 
Daily 
Piangf 


291 


18-2 
19-1 
19-6 
215 
24  0 
26  7 
28-3 
287 
267 
22  3 
18-9 
17-4 


22-6 


Mean. 


Max. 


404 


Min. 


900 


19  0 


Wind,  Direction  from 


1^ 

55 

f4 

Oj 

^ 
m 

^ 

8 

2 

14 

11 

16 

16 

26 

10 

5 

10 

0 

19 

11 

26 

14 

5 

10 

5 

5 

5 

44 

3 

1 

21 

4 

13 

3 

44 

14 

2 

21 

3 

11 

3 

32 

16 

1 

19 

0 

9 

15 

28 

15 

0 

0 

5 

27 

6 

38 

14 

0 

14 

5 

16 

8 

33 

13 

2 

11 

7 

14 

11 

29 

17 

3 

8 

2 

19 

11 

32 

8 

2 

14 

2 

26 

10 

25 

5 

2 

18 

3 

13 

18 

32 

137 

25 

160 

47 

188 

117 

389 

3        0 


32 


Month. 

FoiicK  OF  Wind,    i 

Clouiiki)  Skv 

Rai 

\'. 

Snow. 

t 
Is 

2 

1 

fi 
3 
4 

4 

g 

3 
< 

Ji 

■N 

cs 

^ 
t^ 

5 

i 

< 

1 

*: 
c 

< 

i 

« 

7 

10 

9 

(i 

1 

January 

n; 

IS 

in 

1-5 
1-6 
1-5 
13 
1-2 
13 
1-4 
1-4 
19 

2  4 
26 
2-5 
2' 5 
2-5 
21 
2  1 
1-8 
20 
2-3 
2-2 
2  6 

19 
20 
1-8 
20 
1-8 
1-4 
1-4 
1-2 
1-5 
1-6 
1-6 
18 

% 
72 
74 
50 
55 
42 
22 
26 
20 
37 
41 
02 
61 

57 
49 
30 
46 
36 
15 
23 
17 
29 
37 
40 
.57 

% 
49 
.')9 
22 
37 
39 
21 
2li 
19 
24 
.38 
43 
52 

% 

59 
(il 
.■54 
46 
39 
19 
25 
19 
30 
39 
48 
57 

119 
1  31 
050 
3  SO 
2-66 
T2G 
4-67 
2-64 
2-37 
1-23 
403 
1  35 

3 
4 
1 

8 
9 
6 

12 
7 
7 
9 

10 
2 

in. 

9-75 
1900 
20 '.50 
12  25 

3-80 

March 

1 

4 

May 

Jtine 

July 

1 

3 

6 

4 

1 

1 

2 

October 

1-80 
1-50 
8-50 

3 
2 
5 

1 

2 

6 
8 

28 

December 

2 

Year 

1-5 

2-3 

1-7 

47 

36 

36 

39 

27  07 

78 

77-10 

43 

20 

METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES,  ONTARIO, 


115 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Bancroft — Latitude,  N.  45°  1';  Longitude,  W.  77°  50'. 

Height  above  Sea, feet. 


Month. 


January  . . 
February . . 
March   . . . 

Aijril   

May 

June 

July .... 
August .... 
September. 
October.  . . . 
November . 
December 

Year. . 


Tkmperatcre. 


Mean 
Ma.x. 

Mean 
Min. 

a 

■> 

24-7 

8-9 

26-3 

6  1 

330 

121 

43-8 

251 

fiO  7 

37  5 

77-5 

48-5 

75-3 

51-4 

774 

50  5 

65-9 

41-5 

53  0 

32-7 

43  9 

26-3 

25-4 

107 

50  6 

29-3 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 


Max. 


24  4 
20  3 
17-6 
14-7 


21-3 


40  O 
46  0 
450 
61  0 
770 
89  0 
850 
91  0 
880 
800 
68  0 
420 


Min.  R^ngeMtMy 


260 


91  0 


260 


117  0 


40  0 


Rain. 


in. 

R. 

R. 

R. 

R. 

2-54 

0-90 

5- 

5-82 

2  09 

1 

1-49 


20-50 


23 


Snow. 


in. 

I  s. 
s. 
s. 

s. 


C5 


Monthly  and  Annual  Sumtnaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Barrie — Latitude,  N.  44°  23';  Tx)ngitude,  W.  79°  41'. 

Height  above  Sea,  839  feet. 


Month. 


.Tanuary 

February 

.March 

.Vpril 

.May 

.Tune   

July 

August 

September 

October 

November  

December 

Vear 

22476— 8J 


TEMPER.4TURE  OF  THE  AlR. 


7  a.m. 


2  p.m. 


IS  4 

19-3 

20-9 

32- 

467 

59-4 

fil 

61-2 

51 -1 

38-5 

34-2 

IS 


38-6 


9  p.m. 


20 

20 

24 

34 

48 

61 

62 

63 

54 

42 

35  7 

21-5 


Mean. 


47-5     40  9     42-0     502 


Mean 
Max. 


20-7 

281 

21-2 

290 

24-8 

30  7 

35  5 

44-2 

50-4 

59-9 

63-6 

74  3 

04  9 

74-8 

05-7 

75-8 

55-6 

64  4 

42-9 

50-9" 

36-7 

43-4 

21-8 

271 

•  f        I  Mean 

"™"  loaily  IMean. 


Max. 


15-5 
14-8 
131 
15-4 
18-7 
21-9 
18-8 
19-3 
16-9 
14  7 
130 
10-2 


34-2 


160 


42-2 


Min. 


900 


11  0 


Wind,  Direction  from 


8 

4 

12 

16 

9 

5 

13 

13 

11 

14 

7 

10 


122 


1^ 

H 

03 

^ 

^ 
Z 

10 

3 

U 

12 

7 

5 

20 

9 

9 

7 

12 

8 

3 

20 

5 

6 

5 

2 

7 

2 

43 

7 

10 

14 

7 

5 

2 

20 

2 

13 

6 

10 

7 

7 

20 

4 

11 

6 

2 

8 

3 

27 

1 

3 

3 

12 

6 

5 

27 

9 

8 

7 

6 

4 

2 

17 

4 

6 

11 

8 

10 

6 

21 

0 

4 

7 

6 

19 

9 

15 

5 

9 

9 

14 

12 

4 

20 

13 

3 

8 

6 

18 

11 

15 

69 

85 

94 

97 

111 

59 

265 

17 
12 
11 

9 
19 
24 
23 
27 
13 
19 
10 

9 

193. 


116 


MKTEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    ONTARIO. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Siiinniaiios  for  the  Year  1909,  Barrie — Latitude,  N.  44°  23';  Longitude,  W.  79°  41  . 

Height  above  Sea,  S39  feet. 


Month. 

FoRCK  OK  Wind. 

Cloudi 

SI)  Sky 

i 

Rain. 

s        & 
<      o 

Snow. 

i 

i 

to 

C 

1^  c 

a 

c3 
I'. 

5 

S 
< 

d. 

>> 

Q 

ex 
Sl 

.iiinuary ... 

21 

25 

2-2 
20 
1-9 
2-0 
1  4 
0'8 
1-2 
0-8 
1-3 
1-8 
1-8 
2-4 

85 
81 
65 
64 
67 
37 
40 
41 
55 
59 
69 
81 

% 
96 
79 
59 
63 
61 
39 
51 
35 
57 
62 
66 
75 

% 
72 
72 
46 
55 
60 
.39 
41 
33 
40 
53 
62 
78 

% 

78  i 
77 
56 
61 
59 
38 
44 
36 
51 
58 
66 
78 

in. 
1  45 
0-44 
0-35 
3-77 
212 
1-43 
606 
3-43 
•2  98 
1  94 
2-88 
0  68 

6^ 

7 

4 

12 

14 

1 
7 

14 

8 

10 

14 

11 

3 

in. 
14-5 
25-2 
291 
7-3 
10 

10 
19 

17 
7 
3 

6 
6 
2 

4 

1 

1 
2 

February 

2 
2 
2 

2 

1 
1 
0 
3 
1 
3 
1 
4 
5 
6 
1 

3 
3 
2 
2 
2 
2 
2 

2 
2 

1 
2 
9 
3 
2 
5 
1 
3 
4 

March .          .... 

2 

1 

Ai>ril 

May ...                           

1 
1 

.June 

1 

July 

August    ....           ..                       

1 

7 

September 

ll       3 

Octubei'    

0-7 
10-3 
281 

4 

6 

21 

2        1 

November 

2  0 
2-5 

1 

1 

1 

Year    

1-7 

2  5 

1-6 

61 

60 

54 

58 

27  53 

110 

110-2 

87 

14 

10 

7 
■ — i— 

21 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Beatrice — Latitude,  N.  45°  8';  Longitude,  W.  79°  20'. 

Height  above  Sea,  800  feet. 


Month. 


January . . 
February . 

March 

.A-pril 

May  .    ... 

.Tune 

July  ...  . 
August. . . 
September 
October.  . 
November 
December 

Vear 


8  a.m. 


Tempe«.\ture  of  the  Air. 


2  p.m. 


15 

2 

13 

6 

17 

9 

30 

0 

44 

7 

56 

0 

59 

6 

59 

1 

48 

0 

38 

0 

33 

5 

16 

7 

360 


8  p.m. 


46-4 


Mean. 


18-5 


39-5 


Mean 
Max. 


Mean 
Min. 


18- 

17- 

24- 

34 

50- 

62- 

63- 

63' 

53- 

41- 

35- 

20- 


0 

27- 

•7 

27- 

•2 

31- 

3 

43- 

•0 

60- 

■6 

74 

•7 

74 

■2 

75 

•1 

64 

5 

50 

•4 

43 

•2 

26 

40-3     500 


Mean 
Daily 
Range 


13 
26 
40 
53 
55 
.54 
44 
34 
28 
14 


32  0 


Mean. 


17-8 
19-4 
18-2 
167 
200 
21  5 
18-4 
210 
19-7 
15-6 
15-5 
12-2 


180 


18- 
18- 
22- 
35- 
50- 
64- 
65- 
64- 
54 
42' 
36- 
20- 


410 


Ma.x. 


4 

42- 

0 

43- 

8 

40- 

0 

60- 

3 

76- 

0 

85' 

•0 

83- 

•8 

84- 

■7 

85- 

■4 

75- 

1 

65- 

■7 

40- 

850 


Min. 


180 


Wind,  Direction  from 


'^ 

55 

f4 

aj 

72 

^ 

•a 

7 

0 

1 

16 

14 

4 

4 

23 

7 

2 

0 

12 

10 

4 

2 

21 

8 

0 

0 

8 

7 

3 

0 

34 

5 

0 

0 

15 

16 

5 

2 

18 

8 

0 

2 

8 

7 

10 

0 

15 

6 

2 

2 

5 

6 

3 

9 

17 

4 

0 

0 

1 

18 

5 

1 

25 

7 

0 

0 

5 

15 

3 

0 

9 

8 

0 

^ 

13 

12 

2 

1 

7 

6 

1 

0 

5 

10 

15 

1 

22 

5 

1 

0 

20 

10 

2 

0 

24 

4 

0 

I 

9 

3 

13 

3 

17 

75 

6 

7 

117 

134 

69 

23 

232 

24 
26 
33 
29 
■J3 
40 
.■59 
54 
46 
33 
22 
43 

432 


METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES,  ONTARIO.  117 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Beatrice — Latitude,  N.  45°  8';  Longitude,  W.  79°  20'. 

Height  above  Sea,  800  feet. 


.lamiary. . . . 
February. . . 

March    

A  pril 

May 

June 

.Inly 

August.. . . 
September 

October 

November 
December . 

Year . . 


Month. 


Force  ok  Wind. 


1-4 
11 
0-8 
l-fi 
0  4 
0-4 
0-7 
0() 
0-7 

in 

13 
0 


0  9 


t> 

1- 

3 

1- 

9 

0- 

0 

r 

7 

0- 

8 

0 

1 

0 

5 

0 

5 

0 

7 

1 

S 

1 

2 

1 

1-8 


0  8 


Ci.oi'DEii  .Sky. 


59 


59 


52 


68 
62 
55 
59 
59 
28 
49 
42' 
52 
63 
64 
77 


57 


Rain. 


S 
< 


27-63 


Snow. 


S 


in. 

1400 
22-50 
22-50 
15-50 

2-50 


2-50 
13  00 
37  50 


130  00 


P 


a 


51 


2,      3 

ll.... 
ll       1 


12 


IMoNTHi.v  and  Annual  .Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Birnam — Latitude,  N.  4.3°  2'; 

Height  above  Sea,  600  feet. 


Longitude,  W.  81"  55'. 


Mo.NPH. 


January .. .  . 
February. .  . 

Marcli 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August 

September  . 
October .... 
November.. 
December . . 

Year  . . 


'rEMi'KllATUIiK. 


Mean  Mean 
Max.  I  Min. 


Mean  I 
Daily    Max. 

Range 


32-01  20 
;51-3  20 
34  5i     24 


.50 -1 

H2-2 

7-1-0 

780 

77- 

68  2 

53  1 

48-8 

27-4 


531 


38  0 


15-1 


Min. 


Range 


600! 
480 
440 
690 
80-0 
850 
880 
91-0 
880 
77 -0 
67  0 
52  0 


91  0 


12  0 
0-0 
10  0 
17-0 
300 
41-0 
420 
43  0 
31  0 
27-0 
110 
50 


12  0 


103 -0 


Mthly 
Mean. 


45-6 


Rain. 


28-43 


90 


Snow. 


14  00 


89 


50 


UO 


05 


il 

1 

o 

-u+s ' 

a> 

• 

C«l, 

hn 

p 

ti 

o 

xi      1 

O 

i^- 

< 

Wl.Mi,    DlllKCTION    FROM 


P  !  -<. 


14 


34 


137 


W 


47 


83 


43 


90 


9 

10 

14 

10 

9 

6 

2 

1 

6 

18 

4 

14 


103  103 


lo:  4 


97 


118 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES,    ONTARIO. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Bloomfield — Latitude,  N.  43°  59'  ;  Longitude,  W.  77°  21'. 

Height  above  Sea,  260  feet. 


.January. . . . 
February. . , 
March  .... 

April 

May 

June 

July 

Auffust  . . . . 
September  . 
October . . . . 
November . 
December.. 


Month. 


Year. 


Temperature. 

R.\IN. 

Snow. 

X 

3 

ai 
g 
< 

s-  C 

VIean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

< 

73 

Q 

< 

' 

° 

o 

» 

" 

= 

<■ 

in. 

in. 

30 

5 

15-6 

14 

9 

48 

9 

0 

57 

0 

23 

1 

103 

6 

8-0 

3 

1 



31 
33 
47 

5 
5 
6 

IG  0 
21  1 
31-8 

15 
12 
15 

5 
4 

8 

46 
40 
61 

13 
4 

18 

0 
0 
0 

59 
36 
43 

0 
0 
0 

23 
27 
39 

7 
3 
7 

1-34 
015 
307 

3 
1 

7 

3  0 
8-5 
2  0 

2 
4 

1 

1 

60 
75 

76 
78 
(i8 
54 

7 
2 
8 
5 
4 
9 

434 
52-9 
57-1 
56-8 
50-2 
38 -5 

17 
22 
19 
21 
18 
16 

3 

3 
7 
7 
2 
4 

72 
90 
85 
89 
84 
77 

33 
39 

48 
42 
36 
20 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

p 

39 
51 
37 

47 
48 
57 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

52 
64 
67 
67 
59 
46 

1 
1 
0 
7 
3 
7 

3-41 
0-39 
3  06 
3  21 
1-66 
2-85 

8 
2 
9 
5 
6 
6 

', 

4 

.... 

1 

2 

1 

4S 

1 

32-4 

15 

7 

70 

13 

0 

57 

0 

40 

3 

2-8& 

7 

2  0 

1 

29 

3 

18-0 

U 

3 

44 

9 

5 

53 

5 

23 

7 

1-94 

2 

10  0 

3! 

1 

.... 

52 

9 

361 

16 

8 

90 

130 

103 

0 

44 

5 

1 

24-93 

62 

33-5 

14 

1 

8 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Brantford — Latitude  N.  4.3°  10' ;  Longitude  W.  80°  21'. 

Height  above  Sea,  750  feet. 


Month. 


January. . 
February . 
March . . . . 

April 

May 

June 

.July 

August. . . 
September 
October . . 
November . 
December. 

Year . . 


Tempekatuke. 


I  Mean 

Max. 


Mean 
Min. 


32 

3 

33 

5 

35 

6 

51 

6 

64 

2 

77 

1 

81 

7 

80 

6 

69 

9 

54 

4 

49 

4 

28 

7 

54 

9 

15-7 
171 
21-5 
31-8 
43-4 
55- 1 
55-8 
54-2 
451 
33  2 
30-6 
17-3 


351 


Mean 
Daily 
Range 


19-8 


Max. 


93  0 


Min. 


200 


R«"^eej.^ 


1130 


24  0 
25-3 
28-5 
41-7 
53-8 
66  1 
68-7 
67-4 
57' 5 
43-8 
400 
230 


45-0 


Rain. 


S 

-rl 


1-19 
3-29 
1-30 
4-21 
4-53 
108 
202 
2' 49 
111 
1  53 
40-5 
1-58 


28-38 


Snow. 


g 


43-5 


16 


17 


29 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    ONTARIO. 


119 


MoVTHLT  and  Annual  .Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Bruce  Mines — Latitude  N.  46'  18'  ;  Longitude  W.  83'  55'. 

Height  above  Sea,  595  feet. 


-    .Month. 

• 

Tempera  TURK. 

Raix. 

Snow. 

C5 

1 

. 

< 

I 

.... 
. . .  ■ 

3 

^  C 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Mill. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

a 
< 

Q 

■  S 

< 

EC 

1 

1     24  0 

8-4 
7» 
11-7 
25o 
38-4 
478 
51  1 
540 
43  2 
34  5 
30-3 
13  7 

15  e 

18-3 
24  7 
16-8 
21-8 
27  1 
270 
24-5 
22  1 
17-2 
11  5 
13  7 

39  U 
420 
45  0 
550 

85  0 
90  0 

86  0 
90  0 
780 
680 
57  0 
48  0 

19  0 

16  0 

9  0 

60 

23  0 

36  0 

400 

330 

310 

180 

3  0 

19  0 

58  0 
580 
54  0 
490 
620 
54  0 
460 
570 
470 
50  0 
.54  0 
67  0 

16-2 
170 
240 
33-9 
49  3 
61-4 
64-6 
66-3 
54-3 
43  1 
36  0 
20-5 

in. 
0  67 

4 
2 
1 
5 
6 
6 

in. 

70 
190 
28-8 
20-8 

20 

5 
6 
8 
9 
3 

February 

Marcli 

26 
36 
42 
60 
74 
78 
78 
65 
51 
41 
27 

1 
4 
3 
2 
9 
1 
5 
3 
7 
8 
4 

0 
0 
1 
0 
0 
2 
3 
2 
2 
1 
0 

92 
02 
97 
91 
86 

May 

1 

3 
3 

July     ...              

85i     1 1 

4 

August 

September 

( )ct<)ber 

76 
84 
48 
59 
80 

7 

9 

12 

11 

3 

1 

9. 

^ 

5-6 

50 

24  0 

6 

2 

11 

1 

2 

2 

3 

r 

Year   .. 

50-5 

30  5 

20  0 

90  0 

19  0 

109  6 

40  5 

19 

67 

77 

112-2 

50 

13 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Chatham — Latitude,  N.  42"  23'  ;  Longitude  W.  82    1: 

Height  above  Sea,  595  feet. 


MnsTii. 


7  a.m. 


•J  anuary .  . . 
February. 

March 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August . . . . 
September . 
October  . . . 
November. 
December. 

Year.  . 


2511 
25  4 
2S  ■  S 
3S  2 
50  9 
62-5 
64-5 
63-9 
548 
42  (I 
3S  3 
19  :i 


12  8 


Tfmi'EH.^tikk  ok  tae  Ami. 


p.m. 


9  p.m. 


Mean. 


20-5 
26-9 
29  8 


45-2 


20-9 


440 


Mean 
Max. 


Mean 


35  2 
35-3 
41-4 
54-9 
68-2 
79  8 
84-3 
S5-4 
74-2 
579 
53  9 
30-2 


58-4 


Mean 


•  •■        D.aily 


391 


13-5 
11-6 
14-3 
20  1 
22  3 
22  3 
25  3 
26-2 
24-3 
20 
17-9 
12-8 


19-3 


Mean.  Max.    Min. 


48-8 


64  Oj 
52-ol 
51  OJ 
760 
860 
940 
930 
960 
900 
820 
700 
590 


32  0 

250 

200 

20 


9601      80 


Rain. 


25-39     54 

i 


Snow. 


a 


C'X. 


16  5 

17  0 


40 


20 
110 


.50-5 


13 


120 


METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES,  ONTARIO. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Clinton — Latitude  N.  43°  32'  ;   Longitude  W.  81°  37'. 

Height  above  Sea, feet. 


Month. 


January. . . 
February. . 
March  . . . . 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August.  .  . 
September 
October . . . 
November 
December . 

Year  . 


Tempbkatuke. 


Mean 
Max. 


51-8 


Mean 
Min. 


18-7 


35-5 


Mean 
Daily 
Range 


16  3 


Max. 


Min. 


90  0 


Range 


100 


Mthly 
Mean. 


100  0 


430 


Rain. 


< 

in 

2 

16 

1 

21 

1 

85 

4 

20 

2 

05 

2 

95 

C 

90 

1 

71 

3 

01 

2 

10 

3 

87 

0 

78 

32 

79 

103 


Snow. 


S 


in. 
10-5 
200 
19-4 

7-8 
2-5 


4'7 

8-2 

48-9 


122  0 


54 


11 


17 


Wind,  DuiECTioN  krom 


51 


13    4 
810 

76 


117 


CO    \> 


6 

41 
14 

6 

7 

7 
12 

7 
10] 


971 


6 

13 

10 

9 

9 

21 

7 

14 

11 

9 

2 

19 

4 

29 

7 

19 

4 

13 

8 

19 

6 

9 

14 

5 

88 

179 

u 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Cockburn  Island — Latitude,  N.  45°  57';    Longitude, 

W.  83°  18'.     Height  above  Sea,  610  feet. 


Month. 

TKMPEli.\TURK. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

i 

6 
2 

c 

< 

am 

3 
J2 

Wind,  Dibection  fbom 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

< 

4J 

s 

< 

1 

3 

2 
5 
1 
0 
4 
4 
2 
5 
7 
6 
8 

47 

6 
7 
0 
3 
3 
2 
3 
1 
3 
3 
2 
5 

9 

8 
8 
12 
5 
5 
1 
2 
2 
0 
6 
8 

66 

5 
1 
0 
10 
8 
2 
3 
5 
7 
9 
8 
5 

63 

m 

5 
5 

« 

7 

9 
5 
8 

12 
8 
9 

15 
5 

94 

7 

6 

5 

3 

5 

11 

12 

5 

6 

11 

7 

5 

83 

15 
6 

7 
8 
9 

7 
5 
3 
6 
3 
13 

87 

8 

14 

21 

9 

8 

fi 

13 

,15 

10 

8 

7 

8 

127 

•3 
o 

January 

26-5 
26  3 
32  7 

10-7 

15  8 
18-7 

410 

10  0 

120 

70 

80 

240 

340 

43  0 

.36  0 

32  0 

190 

80 

30 

51  0 
55  0 
520 

180 
16-9 
21-9 
33-5 
47-3 
60-8 
66  4 
670 
55  2 
429 
36-9 
23-6 

in. 
004 

1 

0 
0 
6 
6 
3 
7 
6 
8 
12 
6 
2 

56 

in. 

2-5 
13  0 
250 
21  9 

6-4 

3 

5 
8 
8 
4 

4 

February.    

7 
11 
25 
37 
48 
.54 
55 
46 
35 
30 
18 

6 
0 
3 
4 
3 
1 
0 
2 
3 
6 
5 

43 
45 
57 
80 
90 
89 
87 
80 
74 
60 
46 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

n 

0 
0 
2 
1 
0 
3 
2 
2 
3 
1 
0 

00 
00 
.38 
61 
68 
41 
27 
92 
13 
70 
64 

March 

21 
16 

in 

25 
24 
23 
18 
15 
12 
10 

7 
4 
8 
0 
6 
9 
0 
2 
5 
2 

1 

2 
1 

10 

April 

May 

41 
57 
73 
78 
78 
64 
50 
43 
28 

7 
2 
3 

7 
9 
2 
5 

1 
7 

49 
56 
56 
46 
51 
48 
55 
52 
49 

0 
0 
0 
0 

0 
0 
0 

n 

3 

2 

7 
15 
•^0 

June 

July 

2 
1 

1 
2 

11 
15 

August 

September 

10 

October 

3 

q 

November 

13-3 
190 

5 
9 

6 

December 

3 
22 

5 

1 

6 

Year     .. 

50-2 

31-7 

18-5 

900 

120 

102  0 

40-9 

18 

78 

1011 

42 

119 

METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES,  ONTARIO. 


121 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Copper  CliflF — Latitude,  N.  46°  30';  Longitude,  W.  80°  59'. 

Height  above  Sea, feet. 


January.. 
February. 
March... . 

April  ... 


May. 
.June . 

.rtily  . 


August 

September  . 

October 

November .. 
December . 

Ye.ir  . . 


Mo.NTH. 


Mean 
Max. 


Tkmperature. 


Mean;^J«.^° 

Min.    g'^'ly 
Kange 


22-7 

240 

30 

43  6 

600 

76-9 

77-8 

700 

64  3 

50-3 

41-6 

25-5 


497 


0  5 
0  4 
0  ti 
25-4 
39  9 
51-2 
D.'j-e 
55-6 
44  5 
33  7 
26  8 
12-3 


29-6 


25  7 

22  5 

23 

19 

16 

14 

13 


201 


Max. 


91  0 


M-.   R-geiM^Jy 


24 
30 
12 

2 
22 
39 
47 
36 
3.5 
18 

2 
15 


30  0 


62 
69 
52 
52 
57 
51 
41 
55 
49 
57 
62 
66 


11 
11 
20 
34 
50 
64 
66 
67 
54 
42 
34 
18 


1210     39-6 


Rain. 


15-48 


54 


Snow. 


m. 

0-95 

1-55 

2-50 

900 

1  00 


500 
12-50 


32-50 


O 


33 


f^ 


etc 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summarie.s  for  the  Year  1909,  Cottam — Latitude,  N.  42°  7';  Longitude,  W.  82°  4.5'. 

Height  above  Sea,  606  feet. 


MONJ-Il. 


-January.. . . 
February.  . 
March  ...   . 

April 

May 

.Tune 

.July 

August 

September. . 
October . , . 
November .. 
December . . 

Year  . . 


Tkmpeb.\tuke. 


Mean  IMean 
Max.  '  Min. 


Mean  I 
Daily  [  Max. 
Range' 


58  3 


35-8 


19 
16 
19 
23 
25 
22 
26 
27 
25 
25 
22 
15 

22  5 


Min. 


62  0 
52-9 
55  0 
720 
80  0 
91  0 
92-0 
94-0 
860 
77-0 
660 
56-0 

94-0 


13  0 


Ransre 


750 
54-0 
42  0 
56  0 
580 
510 

50  0 
52-0 

51  0 
5.S0 
460 
65  0 

107 -0 


Mthly 
Mean,  i 


471 


Rain. 


< 


37-38 


Snow. 


8  0 

18-2 

8-2 

4-8 


100 


•J9-2 


19 


f^ 


11 


s 


Wind,  Direction  kro.m 


12 

10 

21 

19 

27 

23 

30 

27 

19 

22 

14 

15 

T 
239 


m 

CO 

^ 

"A 

0 

7 

2 

22 

'■> 

8 

2 

3 

9 

4 

11 

5 

13 

1 

0 

9 

1 

7 

4 

20 

0 

0 

12 

4 

10 

5 

9 

1 

1 

10 

5 

2 

6 

11 

0 

0 

1 

10 

14 

2 

10 

0 

0 

6 

0 

12 

3 

11 

0 

0 

10 

3 

16 

2 

4 

0 

.2 

3 

7 

21 

2 

6 

0 

0 

2 

6 

12 

5 

14 

1 

2 

1 

4 

23 

11 

5 

0 

4 

0 

11 

8 

0 

16 

8 

12 

70 

57 

15S 

54 

127 

13 

122 


METEOEOLOGICAL  TABLES,  ONTARIO. 


Monthly  and  Aniuuil  Summaries  for  tlie  Year  1909,  Elora— Latitude,  N.  43°  41';  Longitude,  W.  80"  24. 

Height  above  Sea,  1,274  feet. 


Month. 

Temper.^tvrk. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

S 

i 

< 


Mean 
Ma.\. 

■v,          Mean 

Max.  1  Mill. 

i 

Range 

Mtlily 
Mean. 

< 

< 

CO 

1 

.laiUKtry 

Kebnuirv 

i .  . .  . 

"  ■ 

° 

" 

O 

■= 

" 

\ 
in. 



in. 

:.l;ircli 

19  1 
200 
250 
25-4 
28-4 
23-7 
20-2 
17-9 
12  2 

63 -.0 
790 
91  0 
860 
920 
91  0 
80-5 
660 
490 

90 
27-5 
35  0 
43  0 
380 
31  0 
21  0 
80 
0  4 

April 

M.-iy 

Jvine 

48-6 
61  0 
75-4 
77-9 
81-3 
(19-4 
.53  0 
(8-3 
28  0 

29  8 
41  0 
50-4 
52  5 
52-9 
4.5  7 
32-8 

30  1 
15  8 

.54 '5 
51-5 
560 
430 
54  0 
600 
59-5 
580 
53  0 

39  3 
510 
62-9 
65-2 
671 
57-0 
42-9 
39-3 
21-9 

4-.3G 
2-91 
1-53 
4-91 
2<)0 
1-54 
2-80 
3  91 
1  06 

14 
10 

9 
10 

6 

7 
11 
11 

3 

July 

Angvist 

J 

15  5 

6 



Year 

Monthly  and  Annual  .Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Haliburton — Latitude,  N.  45°  1'  ;  Longitude,  W.  78"  28'. 

Height  above  Sea,  1,050  feet. 


MoNTfl. 

Tkiipebatiikk. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

1 

i 

o 

s 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 

D.iily    Max. 
R;inge 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 

Mean. 

1 

1 

SI 
t-t 

.January 

February 

25  -5 

17  ^ 

41 -n 

19  II 

(iOO 

ifi  ri 

in. 

in. 

28 
34 
45 
63 
78 
75 
78 
66 
51 
44 
27 

8 
5 
9 
6 
5 
8 
5 
4 
9 
1 
1 

8 
12 
25 
37 
46 
51 
49 
43 
31 
27 
12 

0 
7 
3 
5 
2 
0 
1 
4 
9 
4 
5 

20 
21 
20 
26 
32 
24 
29 
21 
20 
16 
14 

8 
8 
6 
1 
3 
8 
4 
0 
0 
7 
i; 

44 
42 
64 
81 
90 
86 
90 
89 
75 
65 
40 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

19 

8 

0 

27 

32 

36 

32 

29 

11 

4 

5 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

630      18-4 
500!     236 

130 
30 

1 
1 
1 
1 

April 

May '. 

64  0 
54  0 
58  0 
500 

58  0 

35-6 
.50-5 
62-4 
63-4 
63-8 

5-70 
214 
1-50 
7-23 
2-31 
3 -.54 
215 
1-22 
016 

9 
5 
3 

15 
4 
9 
5 
5 
1 

3 

1 

■Tuly.    .    

August 

September 

60  0      .54  9 
(i4  II      41-9 
610      35-8 

450     19-8 

1 

* 

1 

1 

8  0 

1 

1 

6 

.... 

Vear 

51 

•^9 

4 

22-3 

90 

0 

19 

n 

1 
1090     40-6 

25  95 

56 

24  0 

5 

1 

METEOROLOGIGAL   TABLES,    ONTARIO. 


123 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Hamilton— Latitude,  N.  43"  16';  Longitude,  W.  79°  54'. 

Height  above  Sea,  303  feet. 


Tempebature. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

X 

o 

i 

ai 
1 
-5j 

re 

s 

it  '- 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

< 

05 

>-. 

3 
1 
2 
8 

11 
8 

11 
8 
8 

10 

13 
3 

86 

< 

i 

CM 
3 

34  9 
34-5 

20  0 
21-6 
25-4 
341 
45  8 
57o 
59  8 
59-9 
514 
38  0 
360 
21-3 

140 
12  9 
11-4 
16-3 
18-9 
19  0 
211 
190 
16-4 
15-8 
11-3 
8-2 

61  0 
50  0 
470 
70  0 
85  0 
910 
90  0 
950 
880 
720 
68  0 
41  0 

6  0 

67-0 
57 -5 

27  9 

in. 

0-62 

1  32 

0-22 

403 

5-43 

1  73 

2-82 

1  96 

1-24 

157 

4- 12 

202 

in. 

1     6  0 

2  3 

110 

8-6 

2 

1 
6 
2 

February 

7 

12 
18 
33 
44 
50 
45 
41 
25 
18 

4 

5 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

28 
31 
42 
55 
67 
70 
69 
59 
45 
41 
25 

0 
1 
3 
3 
0 
3 
4 
6 
9 
7 
4 

March 

3C 
50 
64 
7,6 
80 
78 
(i7 
53 
47 
29 

8 
4 
7 
5 
9 
9 
8 
8 
3 
5 

35 
52 
52 
47 
40 
EO 
47 
47 
50 
45 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

April 

May 

0 

June ...           

1 

July 

6 

August 

9 

September 

November 

December 

50 

3 

Year 

54 

fi 

39-3 

15-3 

950 

■7 

F) 

10? 

n 

46-9 

2708 

32-9 

14 

11 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Kakabeka  Falls — Latitude,  N.  48°  29';  Longitude, 

W.  89°  26'.     Height  above  Sea,  feet. 


Month. 


■January . . . 
February. . 

March 

April  . .    . . 

May 

.June 

July..   .. 
August. . . . 
September 
October . . 
November 
December . 

Year   . 


Tempek.vtuuk. 


Mean 
M.ax. 


47-4 


Mean 
Min. 


21  1 


Mean 
Daily 
Range 


28-5 
32  7 
27-9 
24-2 
281 
31-9 
28-6 
25-9 
30-6 
21-7 
17  8 
177 


26-3 


Max. 


390 

39  a 
550 
580 
85  0 
900 
880 
88-0 
830 
800 
57  0 
410 


900 


Min. 


480 


Range 


Mthly 
Mean. 


870 
78  0 
75  0 

63  0 
68-0 

64  0 
510 
53  0 
60  0 
720 
610 
60  0 


1380 


0-8 

2-8 
18  3 


34-3 


Rain. 


in. 
0-35 


1-66 
102 
0-53 


16-48 


70 


Snow. 


S 


in. 

217 

20-8 

5-8 

1-3 


5-5 

140 

3-8 


72-9 


47 


14 


ceo 


19 


124 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES,    ONTARIO. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  ike  Year  1909,  Kenora — Latitude,  N.  49°  48';  Longitude,  W.  94°  32'. 

Height  above  Sea,  1,102  feet. 


JklNTH. 

Te.MI'KK.VIURK. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

1 
"si 
e 

... 

C 

3 

i 

g 

< 

3 

^1 

Mean 
Ma.\. 

Mean 
Mill. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthlj 
Wean. 

4i 
S 
< 

< 

a 

J.anuary 

February 

Martli 

7  0 

1     115 

9  2 

16-2 

lS/1 

38  0 
29  •  0 
43  0 
580 

44-0 

37-0 

140 

30 

82  0 
liCO 
57-0 
550 

— 
11 

2  3 

17-9 

25-4 

in. 
000 
0  00 

0 
(1 

in. 
60 

8-5 

4 

27-5       8-2'     19-3 
33'7       17  (!i      IB  7 

000       0 
0  00       0 

5 

1 
1 

April 

M.iy 

.June 

i 

1 



Jnlv 



August 



t 

October .               ....                                   

44  1 
29-3 
10  9 

SS's!     10-8 

78-0 
52  0 
35  0 

14  0 

2  0 

270 

640 
54  0 
620 

38-7 

24-2 

5-9 

000 
2i2 

0 
2 

2 

Xoveniber .. 

190 

0-8 

10:3 
10  1 

160 
17  0 

5 
4 

2 

i 

Vear 

, 

Monthly  and  Annual  Suuimariea  for  the  Year  1909,  Kinmount — Latitude,  N.  44°  45';  Longitude,  \V.  7X    .'^8'. 

Height  above  Sea,  920  feet. 


Month. 

1 

Tempkhatuke. 

Rain. 

1 
.Snow. 

Is 
0 

1 

< 

Mean 
Max. 

. ,        I  Mean 

Max. 

Min. 

^-.eMtHJ;V 

< 

1 

S 

1 
1 

•Jaiiuarv  .. 

25-0 

72 

17s 

39  0 

21  0 
200 
160 

60 
25  0 
320 
360 
32  0 
27  0 
130 

80 
^•0 

60  0;     16  1 

in. 

0(M)l       0 

in. 

February .... 

March      

27 
31 
44 
61 
77 
76 
76 
65 
51 
42 
25 

3 
2 
4 
0 
3 
1 
3 
8 
4 
2 
0 

3 
8 
25 
38 
46 
49 
49 
42 
30 
24 
8 

7 
3 

7 
1 

4 

2 
0 

23 

22 
18 
23 
30 
26 
27 
^3 

6 
9 
7 
0 
6 
7 
1 
8 
2 
2 
9 

43 

42 
64 

79 
88 
86 
88 
87 
74 
61 
40 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

c 

63  0 
580 
700 
54  0 
560 
50  0 
560 

60  0 

61  0 
53  0 
690 

15 
19 
35 
49 
62 
62 
62 
53 
40 
33 
16 

5 
8 
1 
6 
0 
8 
8 
9 
8 
1 
6 

0 
0 
4 
2 
1 
5 
4 
2 
2 
5 
0 

00 
00 
64 
00 
04 
77 
88 
67 
58 
20 
00 

0 
0 
9 

t 

2 

10 

4 

5 
5 
2 
0 

■ 

April 

May 

July 

August 

September 

2      21 

0  18 

1  16 

225 

December 

7 

Year     

50-3 

27-7     22 

6 

KR 

n 

290 

1170 

39 

0 

W! 

78 

44 

22-5 

7 

METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES,    ONTARIO. 


125 


MoNTHL\  anil  .Viiimal  Sumiuaiios  for  l.lie  Year  1909,  Lakefield — Latitude,  N.   11°  'Ifi;  Loiigidnle,  W.  78°  15'. 

Height  above  Sea,  850  feet. 


Month. 

Temperatuke. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

i 

1 

i 

s 

< 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

S 
< 

CO 

Q 

6 
2 
0 
9 
9 
2 
14 
8 
4 
4 
7 
0 

S 

■in 

etc 

January 

27- 1 

11-8 
11  S 

15-3 

440 

100 

540 

194 

in. 

1-53 

0-78 

000 

2-81 

2  21 

0-65 

5-69 

2  91 

0-94 

1  87 

2-48 

0  00 

in. 

9-8 

17-8 

301 

00 

2-4 

... 

7 
7 
8 

1 

2 

February. 

29 
36 
47 
66 
78 
78 
76 
6,5 
53 
46 
28 

3 
2 
6 
5 
3 
6 
4 
7 
5 
9 
6 

18 
16 
17 
22 
22 
20 
17 
17 
16 
16 
13 

0 

2 

9 

1 
7 
2 
8 
1 
4 
3 

9 

45 

45 
CO 
84 
94 
92 
88 
81 
74 
66 
44 

0 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

0 

15 
3 
12 
32 
41 
49 
42 
36 
23 
7 
10 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

(1 

0 
0 

60 
42 
48 
52 
53 
43 
40 
45 
51 
59 
54 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

20 
25 
38 
55 
67 
68 
07 
.57 
45 
38 
21 

3 
1 
7 
4 
0 
5 
5 
2 
3 
7 
6 

17 
29 
44 
55 
58 
58 
48 
37 
30 
14 

0 
7 
4 
6 
4 
G 
6 
1 
6 
7 

.... 

May 

July 

.... 

Auffust. 

Septeinbt3r 

October 

0-6 
18-4 

November 

1 
10 

.f)? 

6 

34 

8 

17  S 

94  n 

15  0 

109 

0 

43 

7 

21-87 

65 

851 

36 

.Monthly  and  Annual  Suminarie.s  for  the  Year  1909,  Lake  Temagarai — Latitude,  N.  47°  5' ;  Longitude, 

W.  80°  5'.     Height  above  Sea,  968  feet. 


Month. 

Tbmpkbature. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

CO 

1 

i 

o 

CM 

Wind,  Direction  from 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

< 

5C 

1 

S 
< 

1 

\z. 

[^ 

02 

^ 

^ 
^ 

O 

.TanuiLiy 

Kebruary. 

' 

» 

•> 

« 

» 

- 

<■ 

in. 

in. 

.... 

April . 

May 

July 

August 

711 

74-8 

54-6 
56- 1 

165 

18-7 

83-0 
870 

43  0 

.•57  0 

40  0 
50  0 

62  9 

f.5-5 

4  02 
1-74 

S 
8 

1 

4 

1 
0 

6 
4 

0 
0 

4 
5 

0 
4 

10 

7 

1 
0 

9 

8 

0 
3 





— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

Year   

126 


METEOKOLOGICAL   TABLES,    ONTARIO. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Sumtnaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Lome  Park — Latitude,  N.  43°  32';  Longitude,  W.  79°  37'. 

Height  above  Sea,  feet. 


Tempbratore. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

0 

3 

t 

< 

tri 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

3, 

1 

.1  anuai'v 

33 -S 
330 
35-8 
300 
61-3 
79-1 
79-4 
811 
70-9 
55G 
48-5 
30  S 

17-3 
18-2 
21-9 
31-7 
41  1 

53  1 
55-6 

54  6 
46-9 
35  4 
3i,0 
18-6 

10  5 
148 
13  9 
18  3 
20-2 
260 
23-8 
26-5 
240 
20-2 
16-5 
12 '2 

690 

o 

120 
100 
2  0 
13  0 
290 
37  0 
45  0 
420 
360 
210 
12  0 
100 

710 

25-6 

in. 
098 

6 

5 

4 

16 

12 

5 

10 

3 

5 

9 

8 

3 

86 

in. 
12-5 
120 
11-6 

2  0 

4 

7 

7 
1 

February 

47 
47 
67 
75 
92 
90 
97 
88 

0 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

n 

57 
45 
54 
46 
55 
45 
55 
52 
54 
56 
57 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

25 
■  28 
40 
51 
66 
67 
67 
58 
45 
40 
24 

6 

9 
9 
2 
1 
5 
9 
9 
5 
3 
7 

1 

1 
4 
3 
0 
4 
0 
0 
1 
3 
1 

94 

75 
27 
48 
54 
80 
17 
58 
63 
33 
03 
74 

30 

Marcli 

April 

May 

.Tune ... 

.I.ily 

August 

September 

October 

November .... 

75  0 
680 
470 

S. 
3-5 

2 

2 

December 

3 

Year 

54-9 

35-5 

19  4 

970 

120 

109 

0 

45 

f, 

41  6 

23 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Madoc— Latitude,  N.  44°  30';  Longitude,  W.  77°  29'. 

Height  above  Sea,  575  feet. 


.January.. . 
I'Vbrnary. . 
Marcli  .... 

.^Iiril 

May 

Junc^ 

.hily 

August.    .  . 
September 
October . . 
N()\'enib.  V 
Decern  her . 


Month. 


Year 


TEMl'ERATURi,. 


Mean 
Max. 


26-6 
28-3 
,33  3 
470 
61-2 
77  7 
77-6 
79-5 
67-7 
54-4 
46-1 
26-2 

521 


Mean 
Min. 


11 

10-5 

17  2 

.30  1 

421 

.51-8 

55-9 

.54-4 

47-8 

35-5 

29-2 

14-5 

33-4 


Mean 
Daily 
Range 


14  9 
17-8 
1(1-1 
16-9 
191 

25  y 

21-7 
25  1 
19-9 
18-9 
10-9 
117 

18-7 


Max. 


42  0 
45  0 

43  0 
640 
790 
lil-o 
8S0 
91  0 
86  0 
770 
67  0 
39  0 

910 


Min. 


130 


Range 


,53  0 
58-0 
41  0 
53  0 
.50  0 
.53  0 
45  0 
59  0 
55  0 

57  0 

58  0 
49  0 

104  0 


Mthly 
Mean. 


42-8 


Rain. 


a 


1-74 
2-30 
2  13 
3-65 
3-89 
0-61 
C12 
1-07 
1-60 
1()4 
3-90 
1  16 

29-80 


Snow. 


a 


in. 

70 

17-0 

28  0 

9-8 

1-2 


1-5 
19-5 

84  0 


12 


ceo 


28 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES,    ONTARIO. 


127 


MoNTHTr  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Midland — Latitude,  N.  44'  44';  Longitude,  W.  79°  53' 

Height  above  Sea,  750  feet. 


Month. 

TEMPER.4TURE  OF  THE    AlR. 

- 

Rain. 

Snow. 

e 

4 
5 

2 

i 

i 

< 

.1 

a. 

d 

1 

S 

< 

to 

1 

a 
< 

1 

sec 

.)  anuar.v 

February 

March 

20  1 
20  1 
25-7 
34-9 
49  3 
63  3 
68-5 
69-2 
58-7 
41-3 
37-4 
21-8 

271 
28-6 
38-9 
44-3 
61-7 
77-5 
76  7 
77-4 
67-6 
54  6 
46-5 
27  9 

22!) 

233 

BSO 

10  nl 

in. 

in. 

14-25 
18  05 
2500 
15-50 

9 
9 

9 
2 

22 
27 
36 
49 
64 
69 
68 
60 
44 
39 
24 

6 
8 
0 
8 
5 
5 
0 
8 
1 
8 

q 

28-5'    500 
301      .•>20 
37-8I     600 
52-6     800 

0 
8 
15 
32 
45 
55 
50 
40 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

c 

0 

11 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August 

September'. 

October 

5  13 

1-69 
0-95 
400 
302 
301 
1-85 
2-20 

8 

8 

! 

3 

lOi 

5 

S 

6 

8 

67  5 
710 
70-6 
620 
460 
40-9 
24-9 

900 
890 
900 
92  0 
78  0 
700 
520 

1 
3 

1 

1 
3 

20 

25  0 
7  0 
70 

10  50 
51-00 

2 
16 

2 

1 

1 

7 

Year     

42-.5 

52-4 

44-3 

45-9 

920 

100 

21 -85 

56 

134-75 

47 

13 

MoNTHLV  and  Annual  Summaries  for  tlie  Year  1909,  North  Bruce — Latitude,  N.  44°  23';  Longitude, 

W.  81°  25'.     Height  above  Sea,  feet. 


Month. 

Temperatuhe  of  the  Air. 

Wind,  D 

RECTION 

YROi 

Rain. 

Snow. 

71 

5 
5 

1 

i 
< 

00 

7  a.m. 

2  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

Mean. 

Max. 

Min. 

8 

11 

1 

8 

1 

2 

1 

3 

12 

6 

10 

3 

66 

13 
3 
3 
8 
2 
0 
0 
1 
6 
0 
4 
8 

48 

5 

9 

9 

4 

21 

14 

0 

10 

3 

0 

16 

21 

112 

02 

8 
5 
2 
10 
1 
0 
9 
1 
•     6 
3 
2 
4 

51 

05 

24 
21 
9 
12 
21 
19 
21 
24 
21 
26 
27 
13 

238 

15 
11 
16 
12 
14 
29 
14 
13 
7 

11 
10 
21 

173 

10 
16 
21 
11 
10 
12 
23 
32 
18 
23 
13 
14 

203 

'A 

10 

8 

32 

25 

23 

14 

25 

9 

17 

24 

7 

9 

203 

a 
"d 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

1 

0 

1 

c 

< 

Q 

< 

1 

.January. . . 
February. 

o 

22 
22 
26 
36 

48 
.^)7 
59 
.511 

5:? 

41 

a-1 

23 

G 
5 
(i 
(i 
2 
1 
2 
0 
1 
2 

0 
3 

o 

27 
27 
33 
45 
58 
73 
74 
77 
68 
51 
44 
27 

1 
1 
4 
1 
4 
3 
2 
8 
2 

4 
8 
6 

23  0 
23  9 
27-3 
.S7-3 
48-3 
.57-7 
60-7 
60  6 
55-3 
44  2 
37  3 
24 -0 

23  !) 
24-4 
28-6 
38-9 
.50-8 
61  4 
03-7 
64  5 
58-0 
45-2 
38-6 

60  0 
43-0 
41-0 
G5-0 
78-0 
.S5  0 
850 
90  0 
930 
730 
69-0 

O 

4-0 
0-0 

14  0 

15  0 
31  0 
43  0 
500 
45-0 
32-0 
25-0 

4-0 
4  0 

in. 

2-30 

185 

0-28 

4-07 

2-76 

0-75 

4  04 

1  23 

206 

2-73 

3-70 

0-46 

3 
2 
2 

11 
9 
3 

11 
8 
8 

18 

11 
2 

in. 
19  0 
11-3 
12-0 
2  5 

10 

13 

10 

2 

1 

April 

May 

.Iu!ie..    . . 

1 
2 

.... 

July...    . 

10 

.\ugust 

September. 
October.  . . 

2 

1 
247      50-0 

43-1 

23 

10 

4 

1 

Year.... 

40-3 

50-7 

41-6 

43-6     93-0 

4-0 

26-23 

89 

87-9 

58 

13 

128 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,  ONTARIO. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Suumiaiies  fur  tlie  Year  1909,  North  Gower — Latitude  i^  8';  lyjugitudo,  W.  75°  43'. 

Height  above  Sea,  feet. 


Month. 

TKMPEEATUliE. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

M 

la 

^ 

s 

< 

si 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 

Daily  ,  Max. 
Range  i 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

< 

*5 

S 

X 

1& 
? 

i 



° 

" 

° 

in. 

in. 

April 

May                                                   .           

June , 

July 



31-4 
25o 
231 
2.')  1 
19-7 

940 
94  0 
800 
740 
600 

3t0 
35  0 
200 
7-5 
10  5 

600 

59  0 
00  0 

66  5 
70-5 

061 

.59-7 
47  4 
37 -8 
20  8 

0-67 
1-70 
000 
021 
0-30 

4 
6 
0 
2 

1 

August 

Septeml^er 

81  S 
72-4 
60-4 
.-)(!■  4 
30  7 

50-4 

4(;-9 

37  3 

25-3 
110 

4 
4 
6 

1 

2 
1 

1 





Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  L909,  Orillia— Latitude  N.  44°  37';  Latitude  W.  79°  24'. 

Height  above  Sea,  775  feet. 


Month. 

Temperatdke. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

CO 

-i 

o 

2 

1 

i 

4 
2 

ll 

Si 



Wind,  Direction  from 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 

Me.an. 

< 

P 

a 

1 

O 

4 
3 
5 

1 

4 
3 

0 
2 
0 
1 
1 
4 
4 
1 
3 
2 

25 

p4 

1 
3 
0 
2 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

1 
0 
0 

1 

2 
0 

" 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

4 

a; 

4 
4 
3 
7 
5 
1 
0 
3 
3 
1 
2 
3 

30 

02 

0 
3 
9 
11 
10 
2 
9 
3 
5 
4 
5 
1- 

04 

cc 

4 
4 
3 
2 
5 
7 
3 
4 
2 
6 
8 
4 

52 

1 
4 
5 
4 
3 
3 
1 
2 
1 
4 
1 
1 

30 

9 

7 
22 
12 

8 
12 
17 

!) 
14 
13 
10 
17 

150 

.lanuary, ...'.... 
February 

301 
30-2 
33  7 
46-4 
62-8 
78-5 
77-4 
70  4 
06-5 
53  3 
40-6 
29  6 

12-5 
11-5 
17-5 
29-5 
42-7 
52-9 
r>6  9 
56-3 
48-4 
35-7 
29-3 
100 

17  0 
18-7 
10-2 
16-9 
20  1 
25 -6 
20  0 
201 
181 
17-6 
17-3 
13-6 

450 
44  0 
420 
610 
800 
90  0 
890 
90  0 
800 
740 
600 
43  0 

15  Oi     600 

° 

21-3 
20-8 
25  6 
37-9 
52-8 
65-7 
67  1 
66-3 

in. 
0  00 

0 
0 
0 
5 
9 
■    4 
9 
8 
5 
3 
3 
0 

in. 
50 
60 

18  0 
60 

1 

15 

1 

6 

30 

38 

47 

40 

37 

19 

5 

U 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

590 
43  0 
!55-0 
500 
52-0 
420 
500 

0 
0 
3 

2 

<5 
6 

i     ^ 
2 

1 
1 
0 

00 
00 
09 
14 
84 
41 
43 
34 
38 
78 
nn 

0 

1 

.'Vi.ril 

May ..   . 

1 

r, 

1 

1 

.Inly 

August 

September . 

5 
3 

1 
1 

0 

490     57-9 
550      445 

3  0 
410 

1 

8 

... 
1 

1 

•> 

fSl   fi 

38-0 

22-8 

1 

Di'CeinlHT.. 

— 
nl    .f-a-o 

5 

0 

"1           ' 

0 

0 

10 

52-6 

34  1 

18-5 

90  0 

150 

1050 

43-4 

21  41 

46 

790 

22 

16 

MKTKOROr^OniCAL    TABLES,    ONTARIO. 


129 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Otonabee — Latitude  N.  44°  20';   Longitude  W.  7S°  IS' 

Height  aliove  Sea,  674  feet. 


Month. 


January ... 
February... 
March .... 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August ... 
September. 
October  . . , 
November  . 
Deceuibi/r  . 

Year.  . 


Tli:MPEI!.\TtHK. 


21-7j 
270 
32-3 
45  0 
551 
76-7 
760 
78-2 
68-2 
52-8 
44-2 
25-7 


38  8     50-5 


220 

21-9 

22-4 

22-9 

27-8 

27-7 

37-(i 

38-5 

53-9 

52  1) 

Gl(» 

U5-9 

65  5 

66-8 

680 

68-8 

58-7 

59  0 

43  1 

44-7 

38-4 

390 

21-8 

22-4 

43  e 

44  1 

80 
15  0 

20 
150 
350 
420 
500 
440 
3S0 
250 
10  0 

50 


900     15  0 


WiN'll,    DlKECTlON   FROM 


39 


2: 

H 

30 

« 

&■ 

^ 
^ 

4 

27 

10 

0 

12 

15 

20 

11 

10 

7 

0 

13 

23 

1.3 

1 

16 

0 

0 

9 

36 

22 

3 

23 

7 

9 

7 

15 

24 

0 

12 

9 

16 

9 

3(1 

9 

0 

19 

5 

6 

13 

37 

6 

2 

0 

9 

1 

27 

18 

33 

1 

18 

14 

5 

16 

15 

19 

14 

6 

13 

4 

18 

16 

17 

6 

1 

14 

5 

18 

37 

13 

10 

13 

6 

7 

26 

9 

13 

2 

20 

2 

0 

16 

33 

20 

53 

165 

96 

53 

184 

295 

209 

Rain. 


in. 

1 

1 
21 

0 

67 

1 

21 

2 

46 

2 

23 

0 

97 

3 

84 

2 

21 

0 

79 

1 

83 

2 

99 

1 

15 

21 

56 

58 


Snow. 


S 


in. 
11-5 
12  0 
16  0 
60 


1-5 
100 


630 


17 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Owen  Sound — Latitude  N.  44°  34'  ;  Longitude  W.  80°  55'. 

Height  above  sea,  597  feet. 


Month. 


January.  .    . 
February  .  . 
March.  . . . 
April      ... 

May 

June 

July 

August. ,    . 
September. . 
October  . . . . 
November . . 
December  . . 


Year 


Temperaturk.. 


Mean   Mean 
Max.  i  Min. 


30  2 


18G 
161 
20  0 
31-8 
39  6 
490 
54-7 
54-7 
47-6' 
35  0 
32-5 
lS-9 


Mean 
Daily 
Range 


26  8 
2II-3 
18  7 
16  G 
l?-4 


Max. 

Min 

Range 

» 

<• 

■= 

49  0 

3 

0 

0 

480 

4 

0 

52 

0 

420 

2 

0 

40 

0 

05  0 

14 

0 

51 

II 

800 

30 

0 

50 

0 

900 

36 

0 

54 

0 

91  0 

V: 

0 

46 

0 

92  0 

39 

II 

53 

0 

92  0 

34 

0 

58 

0 

760 

23 

0 

.53 

0 

67  0 

I 

0 

63 

0 

48  0 

2 

(1 

4G 

0 

920 

4 

0 

96 

0 

Mthly 
Mean, 


24-4 

23  6 

27 

39 

50 

62 

G7 

fi8 

57 

44 

40 

25 


Rain. 


e 


1-61 
0-86 
000 
4-40 
2-40 
0-60 
5 '77 
2  10 
303 
2-67 
4-27 
046 


53-8     34-9     18-9     920       40     960     443    28-17  93     1933  79        0       7       0     22  98   12218   141    166   166  61    322   1 


Snow. 



— 

i 

II 

1 

& 

0 

g 

3 

-.J 

Q 

a 

r^ 

<! 

H 

in. 

16 -5 

7 

15 

15 

4 

29 

33 

9 

2 
4 
2 

1 

2 

2 

5 

1 

2 

1 
1 

3 
2 
7 
4 
2 
1 

1 

0 

7 

2 

16 

0 

5 

1 

85 

8 

30 

79 

0 

1 

7 

0 

22 

193 

3 

Wind,  Direction  from 


P£| 


19 

24 
5:     32 

6i   3: 


22476—9 


130 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES,    ONTARIO. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Paris — Latitude,  N.  43°  12'  ;   Longitude,  W.  80°  25'. 

Hei"ht  above  8ea,  840  feet. 


Month. 

TlOlPEUATURK. 

Ratn. 

Snow. 

1 

to 

1 

i 

2 
< 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

« 

2 
3 
4 
10 
10 
8 
8 
7 
7 

11 

10 

2 

4^ 

< 

1 

January    

February  

March 

April 

May 

35  7 
33  8 
^     35  3 
53- 1 
64  6 
77-9 
82-1 
85-2 
62-4 
49-9 
44.3 
280 

19-3 
18-6 
23-5 
32  3 
44  0 
54-9 
56  7 
56  8 
481 
36  C 
31  7 
18  0 

16  4 
14-9 
11-8 
20  8 
20-6 
23  0 
25-4 
28  4 
14  3 
13-9 
12  0 
100 

60 
47 
45 
69 
83 
89 
92 
98 
94 
72 
63 
47 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

160 
60 
120 
16  0 
31  0 
41  0 
450 
440 
34  0 
240 
150 
60 

76  0 
530 
33  0 
.53  0 

52  0 
480 
470 
54  0 
600 
480 
480 

53  0 

275 
26  1 
29-4 
42  7 
54-3 
66-4 
.69  4 
710 
55-3 
42  9 
380 
23  6 

in 
0 
2 
2 
3 
4 
2 
1 
3 
0 
1 
4 
2 

32 
06 
00 
78 
94 
10 
70 
88 
93 
90 
46 
27 

in. 

190 

10  0 

9  0 

6-5 

6 
7 
3 
2 

^ 

0 

4 

July 

* 
August 

September 

October 

6 

? 

? 

1 

0  5 

7-5 

1 
3 

December 

Year 

54  3 

36-7 

17-6 

98 

0 

160 

114  0 

45  5 

?n 

S4 

82 

52-5 

22 

?f> 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Pelee  Island — Latitude,  N.  41°  50'  ;  Longitude,    W.  82°  39". 

Height  above  Sea,  585  feet. 


Month. 

Tempekatckk. 

Rai 

M. 

o 

3 

4 

6 

10 

10 

Snow. 

i 

i 

.... 

-1 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

E 
< 

a 
< 

1 

am 

0 

•Tanuary 

February 

March 

32  6 
30  5 
35-2 
46  6 
'     .57-9 

23-9 
21-8 
27-1 
371 
49  1 
63  4 

8-7 
8-7 
81 
9  5 
8S 
89 

590 
440 
45  0 
59  0 
67 '0 
81  0 

00 
100 
170 
220 
36  0 
.50  0 

59  0 
340 
280 
370 
31  0 
31  0 

28-3 
26-2 
31  2 
41-9 
.53-5 
67-9 

in. 

2-70 
216 
4  19 
4  09 
2-71 

in. 
14.0 
11  0 
4  0 

4 

2 

1 

April 

•Tune 

July 

723 

i 

65  3 
51-8 
51-4 
32-9 

- 

August 

September 

( )ctubcr 

56  9 
42-5 
41  7 
22-5 

8-4 

9  3 

9-7 

10-4 

75  0 
650 
650 
550 

39  0 
340 
30  0 

40 

36  0 
31  0 
35  0 
510 

611 

47-2 
46-6 
27-7 

1  01 

2  23 
2-37 
1  94 



3 

4 
3 
5 

.... 

December 

7  0 

2 

Year 

23-40 

48 

360 

9 

MK.1E0R0LU(iICAL    TABLES,    ONTARIO. 


131 


MoNTHLV  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Peterborough — Latitude,  N.  H'  17';  Longitude,  W.  78"  19'. 

Height  above  Sea,  722  feet. 


Temi-ek.\tukk. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

o 

1 

i 

i 
s 

3 
< 

J. 

Mean  Mean 
Max.  1  Min. 

Mean 
Daily 

Ringe 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

20  8 
20  5 
26  <i 

1 

< 

>> 

< 

1 

1^ 

ff  a!iuary 

28-6 
2!)n 
.33  4 

13  1 
n  2 
18-6 
2!) -4 
4.S-2 
53- 1 
34-9 
541 
4C  1 
.■i3  6 
270 
13  2 

15-5 
18-7 
14-8 

18  3 

19  7 
22-8 
231 
24-7 
20-6 
21-1 
181 
15-3 

430 
47  0 
40  0 
680 
77-0 
870 
87-0 
920 
89  0 
800 
680 
420 

0 

100 
18  0 

0  0 
100 
280 
39  0 
470 
360 
300 
180 

60 
120 

53  0 
650 
400 
580 
450 
480 
40  0 
560 
590 
62  0 
620 
540 

in. 
1-67 
205 
0-85 
416 
2-65 
078 
4-70 
-   1-51 
0-72 
2-48 
2-89 
060 

4 
4 
2 
6 

10 
4 

11 
5 
5 
7 
7 
1 

66 

in. 

8-5 

16-5 

32  0 

50 

01 

4 

6 

12 

2 

1 

February 

1 
1 

April 

May 

June 

47-7 
62  9 
75-9 
780 
78-8 
G(;-7 
54  7 
451 
28  5 

38 
53 
64 
66 
66 
56 
44 
36 
20 

5 

1 
5 
4 
4 
4 
2 
1 
Q 

1 

July 

3 

' 

9 

September 

1 

October 

S. 
0-4 
19  0 

1 
2 
8 

November 

December 

— 

Year 

52-5 

33  1 

19  4 

920 

ISO 

1100 

42  S 

25  06 

81-5 

36 

1 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Point  Clark— Latitude,  N.  45°  5' ;  Longitude,  W.  81°  44'. 

Height  above  Sea,  595  feet. 


January  . . 
February   . 

March 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August . .  . 
September , 
October .... 
November.. 
December. . 


Year. 


Month  . 


Temperature  op  the  Air. 


21  3 
25-6 
30 -4 
39-7 
47-8 
58-5 
62  2 
62  n 
.57  7 
42-0 


24 

28' 
■Si 
49 
58' 
75- 
80' 
81 
70 
52- 


25-7 


29-8 


20  9 
241 
29-6 
37 -8 
43-4 
.53-8 
62  0 
.59-5 
561 
44-6 


25-6 


21-9 

25-5 

31 

41-2 

48-4 

60-4 

66.6 

659 

60-2 

460 


26-7 


45 
45 
51 
71 
76 
90 
99 
102 
90 
79 
62 
51 


2  0 

5  0 

200 

22  0 


324 


Wind,  Direction  fkom 


16 


100 


25 


394 


48 


155 


30 


22476— 9A 


132 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    ONTARIO. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Point  Ciark — Latitude,  N.  45°  5';  Longitude,  W.  81°  44'. 

Height  ahove  Sea,  595  feet. 


roiicE  OK  Wind. 

Clouded  Sky 

Rain. 

Snow. 

Month. 

d 

1 

a 

Hi 

■6 

& 

< 

as 

4i 

e 

OS 

■in 

ceo 

% 

% 

% 

% 

in. 

in. 

.Tanuary   

February 

2  S 

2-8 

3-3 
37 

31 
30 

31 
33 

35 
39 

32 
34 

1  50 

2 
-1   2 

7 
9 

1 

3 

•i 

3 

"i 

0 

75 

Maich 

2 

7 

2 

7 

2-8 

26 

27 

28 

27 

0 

35 

1 

S. 

3 

. 

April 

2 

8 

3 

0 

31 

34 

35 

36 

35 

3 

30 

5 

5 

2 

May 

2 

7 

2 

9 

30 

35 

38 

36 

36 

1 

57 

3 

4 

3 

2 
3 

5 
0 

2 
•> 

5 

q 

2-6 
29 

30 
26 

30 
27 

29 
29 

30 

27 

1 

00 
4? 

2 
3 

2 

7 

July 

August 

3 

s 

0 

3 

o 

32 

23 

23 

23 

23 

1 

06 

3 

6 

3 

September 

October 

4 

R 

4 

t) 

50 

39 

37 

52 

43 

1 

30 

3 

14  . 

4 

8 

4 

9 

5-5 

51 

44 

51 

49 

1 

45 

3 

18  .. 

... 

4 

1 

4 
5 

1 
1 

5-3 
5-8 

42 
54 

32 

46 

48 
54 

41 
51 

0 

70 

1 

13 
14 

December 

5  4 

22  00 

7 

Year 

3  .'i 

3  .') 

3-9 

35 

34 

38 

36 

15 

40 

28 

22  00 

7 

102           1 

n 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Port  Burwell — Latitude,  N.  42°  39';  Longitude,  W.  80°  55' 

Height  aiiove  Sea,  592  feet. 


•Tanuary. . 
February . 
March  .  . 
April  .  . .  . 


M 


:iy- 


June 

July 

August.   . 
Septenilicr-. 
October. . . . 
November . 
December . 

Year  . 


Month. 


Temperature. 


Mean 
Max. 


Mean 
Min. 


527 


Mean 
Daily 
Range 


Max. 


9  3 


141 


46-5 
410 
480 
600 
760 
800 
830 
84-0 
78  5 
75-0 
630 
50-5 

84-0 


Min. 


Range 


11 

8 

0 
0 

11 

5 

15 

5 

32 

0 

41 

5 

44 

0 

42 

0 

34 

0 

25 

5 

14 

0 

1 

0 

11 

0 

575 
49  0 
36  5 
44-5 
44  0 
38-5 
39  0 
420 
44-5 
49-5 
480 
51-5 

950 


Mthly 
Mean 


45  7 


Rain. 


S 


32-56 


I 


Snow. 


in. 
100 
8-0 
12-3 

5-0 


S. 
50 
14-5 

54-8 


0!    K 

■c  « 

C32 


15 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    ONTARIO. 


133 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Port  Hope — Latitude,  N.  43'  56';  Longitude,  W.  78°  20'. 

Height  above  Sea, feet. 


Month. 

Xempkratube. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

.2 

fa 

& 

s 

en 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

S 
< 

< 

a 

CM 

January . .                                         

32  2 

15-4 

16-8 

460 

70 

53  0 

23  8 

in. 

in. 

1 

2 

1 

March                . .                                         

35  1 
49  0 
620 
74-8 
77-3 
78-4 
71-6 
53  9 
47  9 
30  1 

20-4 
.31  0 
41-7 
53  2 
54-2 
54-4 
46  0 
;«  0 
28  2 
13  4 

14-7 
180 
20-3 
21  6 
23- 1 
240 
25-6 
19-9 
19-7 
16-7 

44  d 
570 
800 
85-3 
860 
89  0 
84  0 
780 
600 
540 

30 
160 
23  0 
380 
450 
400 
360 
21  0 
100 

80 

410 
410 
570 
47-0 
410 
490 
4S0 
57  0 
500 
62  0 

27-7 
400 
.51-9 
64-0 
65-7 
6G-4 
58-8 
43-9 
380 
21-7 

R. 

2-77 
3-40 
0-58 
4-43 
4  04 
1-07 
218 
3-30 
2-23 

2 

8 
7 
2 
8 
4 
4 
3 
4 
1 

43 

1-5 

S. 

4 
1 

May 

... 

July 

September 

1 

200 
400 

1 
4 

December 



Year 

24  00 

7-50 

12 

1 

1 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,   Roiiville — Latitude  N.  45°  15'  ;  Longitude  W.   78"  57'. 

Height  above  Sea,  1,038  feet. 


Mo.VTH. 

TEMPERATCnE. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

1 

i 

o 

< 

2 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

< 

1 

e 
< 

1 

■in 
am 

January 

Febi-uary 

24-4 
261 
33  2 
43- 1 
61-2 
74  0 
73-4 
760 

86 

15-8 
211 
22-4 
18-5 
23  6 
28-6 
21-3 
25  0 
20-7 
17  V) 
171 
130 

460 

200 

660 
730 
580 
60  0 
530 

16-5 
15-6 
220 
33-8 
49-4 
597 
62-7 
63-5 
54-3 
43  4 
.36-5 
19-3 

in. 

000 

000 

R. 

000 

1-44 

0  53 
5-55 
2-20 
4  50 

1  90 
2 -.30 
R. 

0 
0 
1 
0 
7 
3 

17 
6 

14 
9 
5 
1 

63 

in. 
8-0 
8-0 

15-0 

4 
5 

0 

5 
10 
24 
37 
45 
52 
51 
44 
34 
27 
12 

0 
8 
6 
6 
4 
1 
0 
0 
4 
9 
8 

48 
43 
59 
79 
85 
85 
88 
85 
73 
65 
40 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

25 
15 

1 
26 
34 
41 
33 
33 
18 
06 

S 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

April   

May ■.    

3 

1 

.July 

0      440 
0      550 
0      E20 
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.52  3 
450 

25-8 

1 

2 

6 

0 
0 

590 

480 

70 
11-0 

4 
3 

4 

5 

December                ...             

2 

Year     

49-9 

29 

5 

20-4 

88 

0 

25 

0 

1130 

39-7 

18-42 

49-0 

21 

1 

134 


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Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Sarnia  (Sykeston) — Latitude,  N.  42"  59' ;  Longitude, 

W.  82"  24\     Height  above  Sea,  586  feet. 


Month. 


January. . . 
February. . 

March 

April 

May 

June 

.Tuly 

August.. . . 
September, 
October. .  - . 
November 
December , 

Year. .  . , 


TsMrERATURE  OK  THE  AlR. 


25-0 
23  3 
25-7 
35  6 


31 

2 

27 

5 

27- 

31 

i 
1 

28 

7 

27- 

36 

4' 

31 

1 

31 

48 

1 
5 

40 

1 

41 

62 

2 

52 

9 

54 

74 

0 

61 

9 

64 

78 

1| 

67 

2 

69 

74 

1 
9 

1 

65 

3 

67 

68 

8 

58 

2 

59 

52 

sl 

43 

4 

44 

47 

2 

40 

3 

41 

26 

S' 

23 

0 

23 

41-4     52  6     45-C 


46  0 


74  0 
66  1 
520 


900 


40 


Wind,  Direction  from 


n 

6 
13 

9 

9 
13 
20 
15 
11 

0 
12 

1 

120 


p4 
If, 

P^ 

03 

00 

^ 

0 

6 

3 

22 

5 

5 

10 

5 

3 

6 

15 

4 

9 

9 

2 

2 

4 

4 

7 

12 

6 

2 

1 

10 

12 

8 

3 

13 

2 

1 

3 

9 

11 

7 

5 

4 

0 

0 

13 

2 

4 

1 

0 

0 

2 

17 

7 

1 

4 

0 

0 

2 

11 

8 

1 

4 

3 

1 

5 

9 

4 

6 

7 

2 

0 

0 

14 

'12 

11 

4 

0 

3 

' 

22 

3 

6 

4 

0 

8 

6 

1 

22 

17 

5 

20 

25 

48 

149 

93 

82 

72 

o 


Rain. 


64 


12-47 


33 


Snow. 


S 
< 


in. 

6-3 
15-5 


60 


20 


29-8 


10 


C5 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Schreiber — Latitude,  N.  48°  50';  Longitude,  W.  87°  15'. 

Height  above  Sea,  feet. 


Month. 

Temperature. 

R.\IN. 

Snow. 

i 

C5 

OS 

1 

0 
p 
< 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 

Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

a 
< 

i 

< 

J, 

EH 

J.anuary . .                                                            

" 

- 

° 

' 

° 

» 

in. 

in. 

February 

March 

April 

May ... 

June 

July 

August 

September 

37-7 
58-8 
690 
71-9 
69-5 
57-7 
45  5 
37  2 
20-7 

18-9 
36-3 
43-5 
46-8 
49-8 
380 
320 
23-7 
6-9 

18-8 
22  5 
25'5 
25  1 
19-7 
19-7 
13-5 
13-5 
13-8 

50  0 

78  0 
790 
810 

79  0 
6S-0 
00  0 
500 
44  0 

6  0 
11  0 
32  0 
300 
300 
230 
19  0 

10 
160 

440 
67  0 
470 
510 
490 
450 
47-0 
51  0 
600 

28  3 
47-5 

118 
0-62 
0  92 
2  3Q 

1 
3 
6 
11 
14 
9 
i 
8 
4 

4 

2 

1 
3 
5 

2 

56 
59 
59 
47 
38 
■30 
13 

2 
3 
3 
9 

8 
5 

S 

3 
3 

2 
2 

2 

26 
10 

60 
83 

95 

3 
2 
2 
6 
2 

19 

60 

3 

December . 

13 

Year  

19  07 

63 

6  0 

3 

11 

METfiOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    ONTARIO. 


135 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Shelburne — Latitude,  N.  44°  5';  Longitude,  W.  80°  47'. 

Height  above  Sea, feet. 


Month. 

TEMPEBATrRE 

R.ilN. 

Snow. 

OS 

"3 

i 
s 

3 
< 

t"    U 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
DaUy 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

1 

S 

00 

1 

January 

February 

March 

i 

o 

" 

in. 

in. 

April 

May 



July 

- 

9 
15 
13 

2 

Septenibfr  ...                                       .... 

64-4 
49-7 
443 
25  9 

45  8 
33-9 
300 
14(i 

18-6 
15-8 
14-3 
11-3 

87  0 
73  0 
630 
44  0 

33  0 

200 

7  0 

80 

540 
530 
560 
.'52  0 

551 
41-8 
37  1 
20  2 

2- 17 
2  39 
3-84 
0-41 

9. 

October 

November 

December 

6  5 
34-5 

4 

14 

2 
4 
1 

7 

2 

1 
3 

1 

1 

Year 

i 

8-84 

39 

410 

38 

3 

1 

1 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Stoney  Creek --Latitude,  N.  45°  13';  Longitude, 

W.  72°  4.5'.     Height  above  Sea,  292  feet. 


Month. 


January 24 

February  '  26 

March  2.S 

April 36 

May I  48 

•June 59 

July I  63 

August j  62 

September I  53 

October 40 

November 40 


Tempbratube  or  the  Air. 


a.m.  2  p.m.  9  p.m 


December . 


Year. 


24 


42-5 


52-6 


Mean. 


Mean    .Mean 


•  Mean 


44-9 


Max. 


27 
28 
30 
41 
52 
64 
68 
68 
59 
45 
41 
25 


46-2 


35  4 

34 

36 

51 

62 

74 

80 

79 

70 

56 

48 

31 


■.,        Dally  Mean. 
Mm.    13 

Range 


55-3 


34  6 

20  7 

381 


15 

13 

11 

17 

18 

18  5 

22-4 

22  1 

21-6 

19-4 

140 

10  9 

17-2 


Max.    Min. 


27 

28 

3C 

42 

.53 

64 

69 

68 

60 

46  3 

41-6 

26  2 

467 


970 


130 


Wind,  Dirkction    from 


fA 


12 

2 

9 

2 

12 

7 

3 

2 

9 

12 

3 

0 

5 

28 

7 

1 

14 

34 

1 

0 

1 

35 

3 

2 

8 

14 

4 

1] 

23 

26 

0 

1 

6 

22 

2 

3 

2 

17 

2 

0 

15 

22 

3 

0 

2 

17 

1 

0 

09 

236 

38 

22 

20 
33 
15 
25 
17 
46 
34 
27 
11 
32 
32 
15 

307 


45   10 


269   8(1 


O 


136 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    ONTARIO. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Stoney  Creek — Latitude,  N.  45°  13';  Longitude,  W.  72°  45'. 

Height  above  Sea,  292  feet. 


Month. 


■January. . . 
February . . 
March    . . 

April 

May 

.Tune 

July  .  . .  . . 
August..  . 
September 
October .  . 
November 
December 

Year.. 


Force  of  Wind. 


3 

2 

2 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

2  0 

19 

2-8 


2-2 


s 


2-6 


2-4 


Clocded  Sky. 


63 
67 
39 
47 
25 
25 
23 
11 
34 
26 
35 
54 


37 


65 
59 
33 
52 
26 
30 
32 
17 
38 
26 

3: 

58 


39 


52 
58 
24 
51 
42 
26! 
35 
26 
44 
29 
43 
63 


41 


60 
61 
32 
50 
31 
27 
30 

is: 

I 
39 

27 

38 

58 


Rain. 


39 


3 


0 

65 

2 

20 

1 

56 

4 

24 

5 

03 

2 

78 

1 

92 

1 

17 

0 

81 

1 

22 

3 

54 

0 

28 

25 

4( 

f)7 


Snow. 


in. 
130 

6-7 
17-7 

30 


'Q 


10 
172 


58-6 


a 


f^ 


18 


26 


11 


CD    O 

IS 


10 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Stratford — Latitude,  N.  43°  23';  Longitude,  W.  81°  0'. 

Height  above  Sea,  1,191  feet. 


Month. 


January.. . 
February. . 
March  . . . . 

Ai>ril 

May  .     . . . 

June 

July 

August. .  . . 
September. 
October . . . 
November 
December 

Year 


Temperatuee. 


Mean 
Max. 


,,       'Mean 
M^-Da^Ma. 


52-4 


34-4 


180 


56  0 
47  0 
40  0 
63  0 
810 
860 
860 
90  0 
820 
750 
650 
46  0 


90  0 


Min. 


Range 


Mthly 
Mean. 


100 
10 
7-0 
160 
270 
370 
430 
40  0 
290 
23  0 
130 
130 


130 


103  0 


43-4 


Rain. 


28-21 


64 


Snow. 


S 
< 


m. 
19-3 
140 
16-5 
9-5 


0-8 

3-8 

30-3 


94-2 


47 


O 


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ccc 


MjJTEOEOLOGICAL   tables,    ONTARIO. 


137 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Toronto  Island — Latitude,  N.  43°  40' ;  Longitude, 

W.  79'  24',     Height  above  Sea,  feet. 


January.. . 
February. . 
Marcli  .... 
April  .    .    . 

May 

June 

July 

August 

September 
October . . . 
November . 
December  . 


Month. 


Mean 
Max. 


Tkmpkratukk. 


Mean 
Min. 


Year :      52  1     37-4     147     95-0       70   1020     44-7 


Mean 
Daily 
Range 


14-3 
13  2 
12-2 
13  5 
15-4 
17-3 
187 
15-8 
15-9 
14-6 
13  4 
11-3 


Max. 


52  0 
450 
450 
600 
780 
850 
880 
950 
800 
72-0 
600 
46  0 


Min. 


Range 


Mthly 
Mean 


26 
26 
30 
39 
49 
60 
63 
68 
57 
46 
40 
27 


Raik. 


Snow. 


pR 


Monthly  and  Annual  Suiumarics  for  the  Year  1909,  East  Toronto — Latitude,  N.  43°  35';  Longitude, 

W.  79°  18'.     Height  above  Sea,  feet. 


Month. 

Tkmperatdrk. 

Rai.v. 

Snow. 

ID 

o 

.... 

03 

2 

o 

< 

-  i 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

< 

!0 

a 

S 
<! 

1 

4ii 

January.                                                        

.32-4 
32  5 
35  8 
4G-7 
60-8 
73-7 
77-4 
79  3 
69-8 
540 
47  1 
31-5 

17-4 
180 
21  7 
30-8 
43  3 
53  7 
55  •« 
571 
48-1 
35-2 
308 
17-5 

15  0 
14-5 
14  1 
15!l 
17  5 
20  0 
21-8 
22-2 
21-7 
18-8 

16  3 
140 

560 
440 
490 
620 
810 
860 
910 
96  0 
880 
74  0 
60  0 
490 

60 

~110 

40 

14  0 

62  n 

24-9 
25-2 
28-8 
38-8 
52  1 
637 
66-5 
68  2 
590 
44-6 
39  0 
24  5 

in. 
0-85 

3 
4 
6 

11 

10 
6 

12 
4 
8 
5 

10 
2 

in. 

17-8 
9-9 
81 

6 
5 
4 

February 

55 
45 

48 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

1 
1 
4 
3 
1 
2 
0 
1 
0 
3 
1 

86 
51 
62 
32 
09 
82 
91 
01 
85 
24 
58 

April 

8 

May 

30  0      51 
410      45 

45  0      46 
41-0      -V. 

S. 

1 

2 
3 

July 

1 

6 

August 

September  ...          

S 

37  0 
20  0 
12-0 
100 

51 
54 
48 
59 

.... 

1 

2 

October  . 

1 

S. 
12-5 

4 
5 

December .     .                                  . .           

3 

1 

Year 

53-4 

35-8 

17-6 

960 

11  0 

107  0 

44-6 

93 

63 

81 

48-3 

25 

?5 

138 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES,    ONTARIO. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Uplands — Latitude,  N.  45'  -18';  Longitude,  W.  79°  25'. 

Height  above  Sea,  feet. 


Month. 


Jan\iary. 
February, 
March.. 
April    . 
May  . . . 
.June. . 
July.... 
August. 
September, 
October . . , 
November 
December . 

Year  . 


TKAirKRATUKE. 


Mean 
Max. 


27 

5 

27 

1 

.33 

1 

44 

0 

60 

1 

74 

5 

76 

1 

77 

3 

64 

3 

50 

2 

46 

7 

27 

3 

50 

7 

Mean 
Min. 


26-5 


Mean 
Daily 
Range 


23-2 
26  6 
24-5 
22  0 
24  9 


Max. 


Min. 


Range 


480 
430 
46  0 
60  0 


24-2 


87  0 


28 
23 
14 
16 
18 
29 
.35  0 
25-7 
25-7 
100 
2  0 
15  0 


28-5 


115-5 


Mthly 
Mean. 


15-9 
13  8 
21-4 
33  0 
477 
59-5 
62  2 
62-2 
52  5 
40  4 
361 
18-9 


38  G 


Rain'. 


m. 

0-84 

115 


15-64 


70 


Snow. 


13-5 
32  5 
34-5 
200 


15-6 

7-5 

12-5 


136  1 


56 


Wind,  Dikection  kkom 


12 

8 

11 

12 

12 

14 

13 

8 

7 

12 

10 


121 


K 

h" 

^ 

^ 

Z 

H 

03 

03 

GO 

tJ 

JS 

0 

7 

0 

15 

2 

15 

1 

0 

6 

0 

13 

1 

22 

1 

0 

7 

1 

9 

2 

18 

1 

1 

7 

2 

8 

1 

19 

2 

0 

8 

1 

6 

1 

23 

"0 

0 

8 

1 

5 

0 

22 

0 

0 

3 

0 

6 

0 

26 

0 

0 

4 

0 

12 

0 

27 

0 

0 

2 

0 

15 

0 

6 

0 

0 

2 

1 

8 

1 

24 

2 

1 

4 

1 

13 

0 

22 

0 

4 

0 

3 

2 

10 

8 

2 

5 

58 

10 

112 

18 

232 

9 

o 


10 

5 

13 

8 

11 

10 

14 

11 

0 

12 

9 

0 

103 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Ursa — Latitude,  N.  44°  54';  Longitude.  W.  78°  18'. 

Height  above  Sea, feet. 


Month. 

Temi'Kr.a.tdre. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

'a 

0 

i2 
1 

ai 
S 
< 

C 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

4J 

s 
< 

1 

< 

i. 
a 

3 

8 
12 

1« 

January ..                                  

23-4 
26-3 
29-3 
40-3 
47-6 

7-2 

5  5 

12-7 

30  6 

36-8 

16-2 
20-8 
16  6 
9-7 
10-8 

38  0 
400 
420 
610 

560 

19-0 
19-0 
7  0 
19  0 
27  0 

57-0 
590 
49-0 
32-0 
290 

15-3 
15-9 
21-0 
35  5 
42  2 

in. 
1-39 

4 

in. 
8  0 
3-37 
4-10 

1 

March 

0-64 
3-97 
3-23 

2 
9 
8 

2 

3 

July 

.  .  . 



1 

— 

Year 

8-23 

23 

15-47 

23 

a 



METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES,  ONTARIO. 


139 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Wallaceburg — Latitude,  N.  42°  35' ;  Longitude,  W.  SS"  24'. 

Height  above  Sea,  feet. 


Month. 

Tempebature. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

i 

;£ 

i 

< 

-i 

Mean 
Max. 

^  r       ^  Mean 

mS.\i>-'>- 

Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

< 

i 

a 
< 

1 

January , 

36  7 
35-4 
39-2 
55  3 
71  0 
78-5 

1 

1 

217     ISO 

o 

600 

540 
470 
730 
80  0 
870 

40 

.w  n 

29  2 
28-4 
32-2 
44  1 
58  6 
67-6 

46-5 
45-7 
22-4 

in. 

000 

000 

000 

1-73 

3-46 

1  15 

304 

0 
0 
0 
7 
8 
4 
3 

in. 

6  0 
180 
0  00 

50 

1 
1 
0 

1 

•Jl-4 
25-2 
32-8 
46  3 
50-6 

140 
150 
22-5 
24-7 
21-9 

20     56-0 
12  0     35  0 
190     54  0 
290     510 
420     450 

1 

250     .570 

27  0     420 

20     57  0 

April 

May 

.lulv.. 

August 

September 

October 

55-4 
52-4 
26  9 

i 

820 
690 
55- 0 

092 

li 

375 
38-9 
17-8 

17-9 

13  5 

91 

169       8 
2-66       5 
0-95       3 

1 
1 

November 

8-3 

6 

Year 

Monthly  and  .Vnnual  Suinuuiries  for  the  Year  1909,  Welland — Latitude,  N.  42°  59';  Longitude,  W.  79°  17'. 

Height  above  Sea,  577  feet. 


January .. . 

February. . 

March 

.\pril 

M.ay 

June 

July 

August 

September  . 
October . .  . 
N()vember ., 
December . . 

Year  . 


Month. 


Temperature. 


Mean 
Max. 


33 

34 

35 

53 

64 

76 

79 

80 

71 

53 

50  3 

31  0 

55-4 


Mean 
Min. 


58  8 


51 
37 
34 
20 


38  0 


Mean  j 
Daily  |  Max. 
Range 


13  6 
13  5 
12-8 
20-9 
19-8 

20  9 

21  3 
215 
20-2 
16  6 
161 
10-7 

17-4 


Min. 


54 

49 

46 

68-i 

7S-( 

88-1 

89- 

93  - 

89- 

75 

65- 

52- 

930 


■0 
0 

■0 
0 
0 

•0 
0 

■0 

■0 
0 
0 
0 

14  0 


0 

14 

0 

7' 

0 

9- 

0 

14 

0 

32 

0 

43 

0 

44 

0 

45 

0 

40 

0 

23 

■0 

21 

•0 

2 

Range 


107  0 


Mthly 
Mean. 


46  7 


Rain. 


■4J 

c 

0(3 

< 

a 

108 

1  55 
1-50 
2-42 
4  54 
0  64 
2-29 

0  91 

2  00 
209 

3  13 

1  31 

23 -46 


7 
8 
5 
11 
11 
4! 

n! 

81 

I 

lOi 

I 

10! 

11 

5 

101 


Snow. 


S 


in. 
19  0 

8-5 
18  0 
111 

11 


40 

40 

13  3 

790 


SCO 


140 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    ONTARIO. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Windsor — Latitude,  N.  42°  20';  Longitude,  W.  83°  4'. 

Height  above  Sea,  625  feet. 


Month. 


January  .. 
February. . . 

March 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August 

September  . 
October . .  . 
November., 
December . . 

Year  , . 


1'kmpekature. 


Mea 
Max 

1 

Mean 
Min. 

o 

0 

35 

2 

22  1 

34 

0 

21-4 

38 

2 

25-7 

53 

3 

33  9 

G4 

9 

40-8 

75 

0 

58  C 

79 

5 

61-6 

80 

G 

63  0 

69 

0 

51-7 

54 

7 

39-4 

52 

9 

38-6 

31 

4 

18-9 

55 

7 

40-1 

Mean 
Daily 
Rani'e 


Max. 


60 
50 
50 
74 
79 
86 
80 
92 
83 
74 
68 
56 


15-6 


92  0 


Min. 


Range 


0  0 


60  0 


920 


Mthly 
Mean. 


28 -C 
27 
32 
43 
55 
66 
70 
71 

60  4 

47  1 

45  8 

■25-2 

47  9 


Rain. 


a 


•47 
■00 
•31 
•01 
•28 
06 
04 
•75 
■02 
■54 
■90 
■81 


37  19 


Snow. 


S. 
0  5 
10-5 

42-5 


20 


O 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES,    QUEBEC. 


141 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Abitibi — Latitude,  N.  48°  43';  Longitude,  W.  79°  22'. 

Height  above  Sea,  feet. 


Tempe 

tiTURE  OF  THE  A[l(. 

VViNTi,  Direct 

ION 

•ROM 

7  a.m. 

2  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

Mean. 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Mean. 

Max. 

Min 

izi 

H 

p4 

oj 

02 

^ 

^ 

« 

1 

- 

o 

o 

o 

» 

o 

o 

o 

= 

.January 

40 

4  7 

12 

0-8 

12  4 

12  2 

24  e 

0  1 

35  0 

46 

0       11 

2 

12 

17 

4 

'1 

10 

9 

February 

5-4 

9 

0 

1  2 

1-5 

13 

6 

13 

9 

27-5 

0 

2 

34  0 

40 

0       IJ 

3 

6 

11 

5 

4 

18 

12 

11 

March 

7-9 

^5 

3 

15  1 

15S 

■^7 

4 

2 

3 

251 

14 

8 

400 

19 

0       28 

4 

4 

n 

3 

0 

1' 

18 

13 

April 

21-9 

;w 

8 

27  3 

28-3 

.SS 

6 

17 

6 

210 

28 

1 

520 

5 

0      15 

1 

13 

10 

91 

4 

9 

8 

f) 

May 

38-2 

52 

2 

45  9 

45-6 

.-,5 

5 

35 

0 

20-5 

45 

9, 

780 

21 

o'      27 

1 

11 

5 

9 

4 

'1 

4 

IX 

Juno 

49  5 

64 

8 

58-9 

580 

08 

8 

46 

2 

22  G 

57 

5 

800 

32 

1 
o\      23 

0 

5 

6 

7 

8 

25 

8 

8 

.July 

579 

08 

7 

63  5 

63  4 

71 

S 

54 

3     17  s 

6S 

1 

820 

C 

0     99 

2 

1 

1 

10 

g 

21 

21 
13 

14 

9 
11 

7 
6 
0 

August.. 

58  2 

70 

1 

62  1 

631 

72 

n 

54 

H 

17  4 

63 

s 

850 

Sfi 

0!      18 

\ 

5 

10 

18 
28 

5 
4 

September 

47  0 

56 

6 

51  4 

51  6 

59 

0 

44 

6 

144 

51 

8 

790 

33 

0      23 

4 

2 

5 

October 

37  0 

44 

6 

40  3 

40  5 

46 

6 

35 

2 

11-4 

40 

9 

740 

15 

0      14 

0 

2 

7 

28 

10 

10 

17 

5 

November ' 

27-2 

m 

9 

29  0 

29  0 

34 

9 

22 

0 

12  9 

28 

4 

540 

5 

0       11 

,S 

9 

4 

25 

8 

16 

14 

0 

December 

IIG 

15 

1) 

13  0 

13  7 

18 

5 

5 

6 

12-9 

12 

0 

410 

17 

0       12 
0     225 

7 
28 

13 

78 

2 

84 

13 
184 

4 
03 

10 
197 

.'<2 

157 

0 

Year 

28-9 

40 

0 

341 

34-3 

43 

3 

24-3 

190 

33 

8 

85  0 

46 

79 

Month. 

January 

February ". . 

March 

April 

May.    

June .    . 

July 

August 

.September 

October      

November 

December 

Year 


Force  of  Wind. 


7  a.m.  2  p.m, 


II 
II 

I 
II 

I 

II 
II 
II 
II 
II 
III 
III 


9  p.m. 


II 


II 
II 
II 
III 
II 
III 
III 
III 

II 
III 
III 
III 


III 


II 

I 
II 
II 

I 

II 

III 

II 

III 

II 

III 

in 


II 


Cloi'ded  Sky. 


7  a.m. 


68 


2  p.m, 


71 


9  p.m 


53 


Mean. 


64 


Rain. 


4i 

s 

< 

in. 

000 

0  00 

000 

2  81 

2  21 

1-83 

519 

4-64 

5-39 

462 

1-78 

000 

28-47 

80 


Snow. 


a 


21  0 

155 

20  5 

8  0 

0-5 


1-5 

70 

310 


105  0 


53 


142 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    QUEBEC. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Anticosti  (Heath  Point) — Latitude,  N.  49°  G' ;  Longitude, 

W.  61°  42'.     Height  above  Sea,  .30  feet. 


Month. 


Jannary. . . 
February. , 
Marcli..    . . 

April 

May 


.Tune 

July  .... 
August. .  . . 
September. 
October . . . 
Noveniber 
December  . 

Year.. 


Tkmper.vture  ok  the  Aib. 


9- 

7-2 
21  6 
2.S  5 
37-8 
4!l  7 
54  2 
58-9 
52-9 
43  9 
33-7 
27  fi 


35-5 


14-5 
13-3 
27-3 
32  6 
40  1 
,'52  ■  5 
56-3 
61-5 
55-3 
45-7 
35 -5 
29  0 


38-6 


34-9 


360 


Wind,  Direction  ksom 


'<? 


166 


122 


14 

8 
17 

5 

2 
17 
12 
10 

2 
18 

117 


4 
11 

fi 
10 

2 

16 
16 

15 
20 
■)     13 

91     12 
0       0 

91    125 


11 
4 
9 
1 

24 
18 
17 
13 
17 
15 
15 
8 

168 


181 


Force  of  Wind. 


Ill 
II 
III 
III 
II 
II 
II 
II 
II 
III 
III 
III 


II 


a 


III 
III 
III 
IV 
II 
III 
II 
II 
III 
II 
III 
III 


III 


III 
II 
III 
II 
II 
II 
II 
II 

in 
II 
III 

IV 


III 


Rain. 


in. 

1-51 

1-40 

003 

1  20 

2-76 

0  23 

414 

2-64 

1-83 

5  10 

1-40 

1-26 


23-50 


Snow. 


6-2 
11-8 
12-4 
007 


S. 


OR 


377 


23 


O 


97 


"sot 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Anticosli  (West  Point) — Latitude,  N.  49°  52';  Longitude, 

W.  64°  32'.     Height  above  Sea,  .30  feet. 


TempkB.vtcrk 

OE  THE  .\IR. 

Wind,  Direction 

I'RO.M 

Force  of  Wind. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

aa 

Month. 

S 

1 
O 

1 

8 
g 

< 

t-   C 

CI 

<1> 

•^ 

p4 
2; 

S 

ai 

02 

&■ 

N 
Z 

8 

Q 

D. 

g 

a. 

05 

a 

1 

S 
< 

■in 

3 

H 

= 

- 

o 

■= 

in. 

in. 

January 

February 

8-1 
7-2 

\l'> 

10  5 

101 

16 
9 

11 
11 

9 
12 

3 
6 

12 

6 

4 

5 

10 
3 

28 
32 

0 
0 

III 
III 

III 
III 

III 
III 

0-42 
015 

1 
1 

365 

47-5 

13 
12 

2 

1 

11 

6 

11 

1 

10 

2 

20-7 
28 -2 
.39  9 

26 
33 
44 

7 
9 
7 

24 
31 
40 

7 
1 
6 

24 
31 
41 

2 
1 
4 

7 

4 

12 

28 
4 
15 

20 
10 
19 

3 
6 
6 

1 
25 
15 

0 
4 
o 

0 

5 
5 

34 
32 
19 

0 
0 
0 

III 
III 
II 

III 

TIT 
II 

III 

ITT 
II 

0-21 
014 

2-89 

1 

3 

12 

12  0 
7-5 

9 
5 

2 
2 

0 

Aiirii 

2 

May 

5 

47 -6 
.i6-5 
.58  1 

55 
62 
64 

2 
0 
) 

50 
66 

58 

2 
9 
4 

.50 
58 
.50 

8 
1 
7 

3 
1 
6 

10 

7 
8 

3 

9 

11 

14 
2 

2 

16 
41 
19 

4 

6 

11 

11 
9 

5 

30 

0 

II 
II 
II 

TIT 
III 
III 

IT 
IT 
II 

2-93 
2- 08 
1-82 

10 
9 

8 

1 
0 
0 

4 
7 
2 

•Inly  ..    ... 
.August 

18   0 

31 

0 

September  . . 

Octnbi-r 

5')  2 

53 

K 

50 

0 

51 

5 

4 

7 

10 

ti 

31 

4 

r, 

<>9 

n 

II 

III 

HI 

357 

n 

1 

4 

41 -8 

43 

8 

43 

1 

4'^ 

9 

16 

?n 

13 

3 

17 

1 

3 

?0 

0 

III 

III 

III 

6  27 

12 

0-4 

1 

3 

4 

November  .  . 

32  0 

34 

1 

33 

7 

33 

4 

25 

8 

14 

7 

14 

1 

10 

11 

0 

III 

III 

IV 

1-86 

8 

13-5 

4 

2 

■     4 

December . . , 

25-2 

26 

9 

25 

3 

25 

7 

19 

16 

32 

6 

0 

1 

10 

9'0 

1  ■ 

III 

III 

III 

0  9» 

3 

29  0 

10 

0 

3 

Year 

34-6 

390 

se-i 

36  fi 

122 

145 

161 

64 

197 

43 

77 

i 
266   n 

III 

III 

III 

23-28 

80 

146-4 

54 

14 

35 

METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES,    QUEBEC. 


143 


Monthly  and  Annual  Sumtnarie.s  for  the  Year  1909,  Bicquet— Latitude,  N.  iS°  25';  Longitude,  W.  68°  53'. 

Height  above  Sea,  feet. 


Month  . 

1 
Temperature  ok  the  Air. 

WlM., 

1 

Direction  kkom 

1 
Force  ok  Wind. 

Rain 

Snow. 

C5 

1 

8 

< 

m 

g 

■3: 

1 

^ 

a 

a 

M 

t  •  •  • 

2; 

1 

2 
1^ 

S 
< 

i 

.J 

e 
< 

CM 

.a 

Eh 

January 

Febniarv 

° 

° 

° 

.... 

in. 

in. 

March ,,    .... 

351 
43  fi 
51-5 
•58  G 
34-8 
48  6 
43-2 
3*1 

A  pril 

30-2 
40  0 
4.T  9 
520 
49-8 
46-2 
40-4 
31-3 

31-8 
400 
461 
50-7 
49-6 
45  3 
10-7 
31-5 

32  4 
40-9 
47-4 
530 
50  8 
46-4 
412 
32  1 

1     '' 

4 

1 
0 
0 
0 
13 
7 

25 
,  69 
25 
19 
33 
24 
21 
23 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

0 
0 
0 
0 

1 

0 
0 
3 

4 

0 
1 
4 
1 
3 
2 
1 

3 

4 
1 

42 

15 

7 

2 

4 

30 
6 
52 
17 
38 
40 
39 
18 

■  14 
6 
5 
4 
3 
10 
15 
28 

1 
4 
5 
7 

2: 

6 

1 
6 

_ 

Ill 
II 
II 
II 

II 
II 

II 

III 

III    III 

11  '  II 

II  1  II 

III    '■     TT 

0-50 
1-95 
0  31 
5- 10 
3-65 
411 
0-32 
110 

2 

7 

4 

14 

11 

10 

7 

i 

3-5 

2 

7 
3 
1 
1 
1 
2 
2 
2 

2 
6 
6 
7 
11 
6 
9 
6 

.... 

May 

June.. 

.lulv 

August 

September 

October  . 
November 

II 
III 
III 
III 

I 

III 
III 
III 

36  00 

7 

December 

.... 

lear    

. 



Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Brorae — Latitude,  N.  45°  iC  ;  Longitude,  W.  72°  36'. 

Height  above  Sea,  678  feet. 


Month. 


January . 
February 
March. ,  . 
A  pril .... 

May 

June 

July..  .  . 
August ... 
September 
October  . 
November. 
December. 

Year . . . 


Tkmperati.'re  ok  the  Air. 


13-8 
12  7 
17-5 
35-4 
49  5 
59 


1  p.m. 


7  p.m. 


20 
21 
29 
43 
58 
73 
71 
72 
63 
50 
40 
22 


37-8 


47-1 


42  2 


Mean. 


Mean 
Max. 


16  9 
17-8 
24-5 
3!)  1 


42  3 


24 
24 
30 
45 
59 
72 
73 
74 
65 
51 
41 
23-7 


48-9 


Mean 
Min. 


9-3 
5-9 
11  6 
28-9 
42-7 
50  0 
54-7 
511 
45-8 
35-7 
27  4 
13-8 

31  4 


Mean 
Daily 
Range 


17-5 


Mean. 


40-2 


Max. 


16 

7 

44 

0 

15 

4 

46 

0 

21 

2 

42 

0 

37 

0 

64 

0 

51 

3 

77 

0 

61 

2 

84 

0 

64 

1 

86 

0 

62 

7 

88 

0 

55 

6 

80 

0 

43 

7 

79 

0 

34 

6 

63 

0 

18 

8 

37 

0 

880 


Min. 


30 

0 

23 

0 

9 

0 

15 

0 

28 

0 

31 

0 

39 

0 

31 

0 

30 

0 

14 

0 

4 

0 

14 

0 

30 

0 

Wind,  Direction  kroji 


5 
2 
4 

n 

12 

14 
20 
24 
13 
12 
13 
9 

139 


10 
12 

7 

15 
27 
11 

9 
13 
15 
12 
10 

4 

145 


■A 

^' 

10 

43 

9 

5 

45 

3 

2 

65 

1 

6 

34 

4 

8 

20 

8 

21 

33 

4 

20 

33 

5 

13 

27 

3 

7 

33 

9 

7 

56 

1 

14 

33 

5 

14 

50 

0 

127 

472 

52 

R 

Rain. 

Snow. 

tn 

a 

t 
< 

u 

S 

< 

03 

S 

< 

SI 

in. 

in. 

0 

0-59 

8 

10  0 

8 

0 

0-26 

1 

160 

7 

0 

R. 

3 

10-5 

8 

1 

2-51 

10 

3  0 

8 

1 

0 

5-60 

13 

11 

1 

4 

4 

2-59 

7 

4 

0 

2-73 

12 

3 

0 

2  17 

11 

2 

0 

540 

12 

0 

2-37 

8 

10 

4 

2 

1-39 

8 

50 

11 

0 

R. 

1 

90 

6 

7 

25-67 

94 

55-6 

53 

14 

144 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES,    QUEBEC. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1009,  Cape  Chatte — Latitude,  N.  49°  6' ;  Longitude,  W.  G6°  45'. 

Height  above  Sea   feet. 


TKMrERATl'BE  OK  THE  AlK. 

1 

Wind,  Direction  kkom 

FORC 

E  Of  Wind. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

E 
I- 

^1 

i 

;z; 

■a 
o 
O 

'i 

S^ 

15 

e4 

aj 

^ 

i 

3 

S 
a. 

B 

1 

S 
< 

CO 

Q 

cm 

3 
J! 

•> 

» 

0 

= 

! 

in. 

in, 

.Taiuiary 

8'6 

11-8 

10  7 

10-4 

1      2 

9 

5 

0 

0 

7 

29 

1 

40 

I 

I 

I 

0-21 

1 

110 

6 

1 

February. . . . 

8-2 
211 
30-7 

n  2 

24-4 

90 
230 
31-5 

9  3 
22  ■  9 
32  2 

1 

4 
9 

1 
0 
2 

13 
29 
12 

0 

1 

0 

1 

0 
2 

2 
0 

8 

38 
32 

27 

1 
0 
4 

27 
27 
26 

II 
II 
II 

II 
III 
II 

I 

II 
II 

460 

26-5 
2  0 

11 

8 

1 

2 
3 
3 

March  ...    . 

0-21 

1 

April 

35 

0 

2 

May 

42-5 

45 

] 

43  5 

43-7 

.  3 

2 

22 

0 

0 

2 

18 

0 

46 

I 

I 

I 

0  35 

3 

20 

1 

1 

4 

2 

.Tune 

52-5 
GO-7 
59-1 

56 
62 
62 

7 
6 
1 

54-2 
60-3 
59-3 

54-4 
610 
59-9 

0 
1 

1 

3 

0 
2 

13 
16 
15 

0 

1 

0 

1 
1 
0 

3 

10 
3 

52 
33 

47 

18 
1 
1 

0 
30 
24 

II 
II 
II 

I 

II 
II 

I 

I 
I 

3-84 
109 
2-83 

5 
7 
3 

0 
0 

1 
5 
6 

1 

July 

1 

August 

September  . . 

.52-8 
42-2 
32-7 

53 
43 
34 

6 

8 
0 

51-8 
43-2 
34  4 

52-5 
43- 1 
.33-9 

0 
3 

6 

0 
4 

5 

15 

8 
17 

0 
0 
0 

3 
0 
1 

16 
16 
10 

30 
37 
34 

3 

7 
5 

23 
18 
12 

II 
II 
II 

II 
II 
II 

II 

I 
I 

1  10 
1-29 

2  02 

3 
4 
6 

1 
5 
6 

3 
6 
2 

Octoltr 

60 

2 

November . . . 

December . .  . 

249 

25 

8 

24  7 

250 

S 
38 

26 
54 

S 
173 

0 
2 

2 
11 

6 
83 

31 



408 

2 
43 

JO 
283 

II 

III 

I 

33 

10-5 

7 
36 

5 
27 

4 
31 

5 

Year 

36  3 

38-8 

371 

37-4 

II 

II 

I 

12  94 

104  0 

1 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Cape  Magdalen — Latitude,  N.  49    16' ;    Longitude, 

W.  65°  20'.     Height  above  Sea,  93  feet. 


Temperatukj 

oi'  the  Air. 

Wind, 

Direction  from 

FORC 

E  OF  Wind. 

Rain. 

Sn'iw. 

in 

Month. 

.t 

2 

S 
d 

Oi 

5 

a 

fa 

aJ 

&■ 

a 
■« 
o 

6 

S 

d 

s 

05 

< 

1 

< 

■X 

1 

o 
O 

1 

I 

3 
< 

etc 
H 

' 

" 

o 

■> 

in. 

in. 

January 

71 

12-4 

9-6 

9-7 

1 

2 

1 

5 

10 

3 

3 

57 

11 

1   III 

III 

III 

0 

00 

0 

11-9 

9 

4 

.... 

February  

80 

12-3 

11  7 

10-9 

0 

0 

10 

3 

6 

1 

4 

46 

14 

III 

III 

III 

0 

00 

0 

40-3 

16 

6 

1 

March 

211 

24-8 

237 

23-4 

5 

0 

It 

5 

2 

0 

1 

47 

19 

II 

in 

II 

0 

05 

1 

61 

15 

1 

April 

31- 6 

34  6 

32  3 

32-7 

1 

2 

5 

3 

22 

3 

6 

39 

9 

III 

III 

III 

1 

00 

I 

3-9 

6 

5 

May 

421 
53  7 

43-8 
56  0 

40  7 
.53-9 

41-9 
54-4 

3 
5 

0 
1 

7 
3 

11 

4 

21 
13 

1 
6 

2 
5 

31 
41 

17 
12 

II 
III 

II 
III 

II 

1 

n  i 

0 
2 

99 
36 

10 

11 

0-4 

2 

2 
1 

(i 
2 

June 

1 

July 

61-2 

63  3 

591 

60-7 

2 

1 

4 

5 

24 

5 

5 

26 

21 

III 

III 

III 

2 

19 

17 

1 

.      5 

•^ 

5 

August 

So]>tenib(_'r. . . 

GO-5 
520 

61  5 

.55-8 

57  7 
.52-7 

.59-3 
53-3 

2 
1 

0 
3 

3 
6 

4 

6 

14 

27 

3 

7 

9 
6 

35 
22 

23 

12 

II 
III 

HI 
m 

I 
II 

4 
2 

37 
18 

6 
14 

1 
1 

3 
4 

3 
2 

October 

42  1 

44  0 

428 

42-9 

7 

4 

3 

3 

12 

0 

8 

45 

11 

iii: 

IV 

II 

4 

11 

11 

1-6 

3 

8 

6 

November. .  . 

32  1 

35  2 

.32-8 

33  2 

3 

2 

5 

2 

20 

1 

1 

43 

13 

III 

in 

III 

1 

67 

11 

OS 

6 

5 

1 

December  . 

24-7 

26-3 

24-9 

25-2 

5 
35 

10 
25 

13 

74 

2 
53 

8 
'l79 

0 
30 

1 
51 

44 
476 

10 

172 

III 

III 

III 

1 

47 

6 

88 

2-3 

12 

0 

5 
32 

10 

Year 

36-4 

39-2 

36-8 

37-3 

III 

III 

II 

20 

39 

67  3 

69 

5 

METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES,    QUEBEC. 


145 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Clarke  Oity — Latitude,  N.  50°  10' ;  Longitude,  W.  66°  25'. 

Height  above  Sea,  — —  feet. 


Month. 


January . . 
February . 

March 

April 

May- 

June 

July 

August 

September 
October  . . , 
November 
December  . 

Year.. 


Temperatubb. 

! 

Rain. 

Snow. 

OB 

1 

i 

s 
< 

2 
0 
1 
2 
0 
1 
0 
0 
1 
3 
9 
4 

23 

V'iND 

DiKECTIO.N 

KBOIU 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Me.'in 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

1    < 

* 

< 

"A 

5 

4 

2 

6 

10 

2 

3 

2 

2 

5 

10 

10 

61 

'A  tA 

10 
2   0 
6    2 
6   2 

2  3 
5   0 

5  6 
1    3 

6  0 

V 

3  0 

3    0 
4317 

0 
0 

1 
3 
0 
1 
1 
4 
0 
0 
1 
0 

11 

4 
3 
5 
2 

7 
7 
7 
11 
10 
2 
1 
4 

63 

0 
0 

1 

4 
3 
6 
6 
4 
2 

0 
0 
0 

26 

Z 

19 

19 

13 

5 

6 

8 

3 

6 

9 

17 

10 
121 

i 

O 

o 

130 

14-8 
32-6 
41-8 
53-5 
66-4 
701 
74-9 
57  n 
48-8 
34-9 
25-3 

11:3 

9-4 
11  6 
19-8 
33-8 
41-6 
52  0 
49  2 
42  2 
34  7 
201 
14-5 

24-3 
24-2 

21  0 

22  0 
19-7 
24-8 
181 
25  7 
15-7 
141 
148 
10  8 

410 
33  0 
440 
530 
71  0 
770 
780 
880 
690 
670 
48  0 
41  0 

38  0 
330 
220 

70 
270 
280 
440 
370 
31  0 
230 

0  0 
110 

790 
66  0 
680 
460 
44  0 
490 
340 
510 
380 
44-0 
480 
520 

0-9 
2-7 
221 
30-8 
43-6 
54  0 
610 
621 
50  0 
41-7 
27-5 
19  9 

in. 
1     0-50 
0  00 
0-40 
0-20 
2-94 
5.<«3 
G-87 
1-68 
10  15 
4(i(i 
4-64 
0  90 

1 

0 

1 

2 

4 
10 
16 

7 
15 

fl 
10 

5 

in. 
230 
49-5 
190 
14-5 
1-5 

6 
7 
4 
5 
2 

0 

ri 

0 

0 

n 

1 
6 

1 

n 

0 

0 

0 

2  0 
23  5 
26-3 

1 
6 
4 

35 

n 

0 

3 

4 

8 

0 

44-5 

24  9 

19-6 

880 

380 

1260 

34  7 

3827 

80 

159-3 

0 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  MacDonald  College — Latitude,  N.  45°  27' ;  Longitude, 

W.  73°  59'.     Height  above  Sea,  feet. 


January. . 
FeOruary. 
March  . . . 
April  ... 
May 


June 

July 

August 

September. 
October ... 
November ., 
December . 


Month. 


Trmpebaturk. 


Mean 
Max. 


19  9 
23-2 
30-6 
44-5 
62-7 
76-7 
777 
79-9 
67-5 
55-9 
41-2 

20  9 


Year i      505     33(1     169     920     840   IIGO     421 


Mean 
Min. 


Mean 
Daily 
Range 


14-9 

14  6 
134 
14-7 
18-2 
23  3 
20-4 
24-9: 
19-0, 

15  4l 
131 
10-8 


Max. 


43  2 
460 
41- 5 
690 
73  0 
881 
90-9 
920 
831 
755 
01-5 
37-2 


Min. 


24  0 

13  0 

1 


Range 


Mthly 
Mean. 


Rain. 


25  07 


103 


Snow. 


in 
5-2 
00 
00 
00 
0  0 


00 
00 


5-2 


fi, 

o 

1=^ 

03    Q 


22476—10 


146 


METEROLOGICAL   TABLES,    QUEBEC. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Perce — Latitude,  N.  48'  31' ;  Longitude,  W.  64°  12'. 

Height  above  Sea,  50  feet. 


Month. 


January  . . 
February . . 

March 

April 

May 

June..    . .  . . 

July 

August. . . . 
September . 
October  . . . 
November  . 
December 


Year. 


TE.MrEH.VrfKE. 


Mean 
Ma.K. 


20  7 


30-3 
379 
49-5 
62-C 
68  1 


MeanlJ^T 


2-4 


leo 

250 
35-7 
4G-6 
52-5 


61-1! 
49 -SI 


29-7 


47 '9 
39  5 


20-4 


Max. 


18-3     401 


14  3 
12  9 
13-8 
160 
130 


13-2 
10-4 


9  3 


38-9 
50-4 
64-8 
72  4 
7C  fi 


Min. 


15  3 


71-S 
65 -9 


39-7 


3  5 
11  9 
270 
4f,  6 
45  3 

37-7 
30  3 


f'^n.elMtHy 


55-4      11-6 


42-4 
38-5 
37-8 
31-8 
31- 


34  1 
35-6 


2-9 


231 
31-5 
42-6 
54(; 
GO -3 

54-5 
44-7 


250 


Rain. 


39-49 


Snow. 


S 


2 

13- 

6 

16- 

3 

24- 

4 

6- 

12 

1- 

11 

12 

13 

12 

16 

1- 

11 

6- 

8 

29- 

110 

99- 

71 


t^  B 

ti 

^ 

?r 

s 

r' 

^ 

e 

f^ 

-<i 

H 

7 

2 

3 
3 

2 

1 

.... 

5 

1 

1 

4 

1 

3 

4 

5 
2 

4 

13 

33 

2 

WlXIS    DiHElTlON    I'llOM 


138 


6 
7 

13 
fi 
9 
3 
8 
9 
6 

12 


93 


38  39 


119 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Roberval  Mill — Latitude,  N.  48°  31';  Longitude,  W.  72°  13'. 

Height  above  Sea,  352  feet. 


Month. 


January.. . . 
Feliruary . . . 

March 

April 

May 

June  .   . . . . 

July 

August 

September . 
October . . . . 
November  . 
December.. 

Year  . . 


Tempkr.\ture  of  the  Air. 


2  1 

13 

141 

46  5 
53-8 
68-2 
63  2 
547 
41  G 

12-3 


3  0 

60 

230 

54  0 
56  7 
73-3 
70-5 
60-4 
480 

16  3 


3-5 

5-5 

20  G 

491 
55-8 
704 
68-2 
573 
45-8 

13-9 


20 

3  '.I 
19  6 

497 
55-5 
70  5 
G7-5 
57-4 
45-3 

141 


Wind,  Direction  from 


^5      K 


4 
2 
0 

15 

10 
1 
6 
2 
0 
0 
0 


O 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    QUEBEC. 


147 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Shawinigan  Falls — Latitude,  N.  46°  34' ;  Longitude, 

W.  72°  43'.        Heiffht  above  Sea,  feet. 


Month. 

TE.MrKH.VTUHE. 

Rain. 

Snow.  . 

1 

ai 

£ 

< 
— 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

2 

< 

ft 

i 
< 

CO 

a 

SCO 

c-i 

» 

° 

^                    0 

in. 

in. 

. .     . 



0-56 
1-27 
2-78 
1^54 
1-62 
4-98 
1-52 
1-57 
000 

2 
8 
8 
8 
8 
11 
6 
5 
0 

00 
0-0 

0 
0 

April         .           .           

42-7 
62-8 
69  9 
74-9 
73-8 
63-6 
50-7 
35-8 
21  3 

23-7 
42-1 
48-6 
49- 1 
48-4 
42  2 
32-2 
20-9 
8-5 

200     59-0 
210     710 
21-3     830 

70 

520 
.33  0 
490 
47  0 
520 
420 
670 
46  0 
62  0 

327 
52-4 
59-2 
62  0 
Gil 
52-9 
41-4 
28-4 
14-9 

1 

May 

38 
34 
40 
37 
33 
12 
3 
19 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

Juue 

9 

July 

August 

September.                               

25-8 
25-4 
21-4 
18-5 
14-8 
127 

87  0 
890 
750 
79  0 
490 
430 

3 

1 

1 

October 

20  0 

1 

Year                             .             

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Sherbrooke — Latitude,  N.  45°  32';  Longitude,  W.  72°  5'. 

Height  above  Sea,  6:;0  feet. 


Month. 

January 

February .... 

March 

April    

May 

Juno 

July 

August i . ,    . 

September ...    

October 

November 

December 

Year 

22476—10^ 


Temperature. 


Mean 
Max. 


24-6 
25-9 
31-4 
45  2 
.59  1 
73-7 
73-8 
751 
65  6 
52-2 
430 
24-6 


Mean 
Min. 


3-5 
3d 
11-2 
28-7 
421 
52  1 


Mean 
Daily 
Range 


Max. 


Min. 


T,  Mthly 

^°g«Mean. 


257 
14-3 
12-3 
14-7 
.30  0 


16  4 


49  5     30-9     18-6     905     25  7   1162     402     2905    110 


Rain. 


Snow. 


n 


in. 
21  0 
23-4 

261 

101 

4-6 


0-4 
15-2 
24-3 


125  1 


O 


s 


148 


JIETEOROLOKICAL    TABLES,    QUEBEC. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Suniinaiies  for  the  Year  1909,  Whitefish —Latitude,  N.  — °  — ';  Longitude,  W.  — "  — '. 

Heiglit  above  Sea,  feet. 


Month. 

Tk.mpkhati'RE. 

Rafn. 

Snow. 

i 

-J 

1 

i 
< 

"J .  - . 

-1)  o 

ja 
H 

1 

\VlNI..S 

Direction 

FHOM 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Ma.\-. 

340 
32  0 
40  0 
510 
780 
85  0 
8G  0 
S(!  0 
820 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

< 

S 
< 

1 

12 

6 
7 

11 
5 

12 
3 
0 
3 
4 

f4 

0 

2 
2 
1 
0 
5 
8 
2 
1 

2 
3 

4 
10 
6 
1 
0 
4 
4 

0 
3 

1 
1 
2 
2 
0 
2 
C 

a5 

6 

1 
0 
3 
3 
0 
1 
4 
9 

3 
0 

0 
2 
4 
3 
b 
1 

5 
-4 
1 
3 
4 
12 
7 
3 
0 

3 

1 
4 
0 
0 
2 
1.2 
8 
4 

O 

January 

February .   . . . . 
March 

o 

104 
!     14-0 
27-3 
40  7 
55  5 
(i9  « 
715 

72  y 

59  4 

16-7 
20-4 
1-2 
12-3 
29-5 
38-3 
45-7 
40  « 
37  4 

... 

o 

271 
31  4 
28  5 
28-4 
2U0 
31  3 
25  8 
20  3 
220 

54 
48 
36 
18 
15 
25 
29 
27 
24 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

880 
80  0 
760 
690 
030 
600 
57  0 

3  2 
3  2 
131 
26-5 
42-5 
54  0 
58  n 

in. 

in. 

7 
r, 

April     

May 

1-42 
3  38 
400 
4-49 

8 
14 
13 
19 

1 

1 

1 

3 

7 
o 

June 

•July 

1 

0 

August 

i          j 
o'    5'.)o!   ma 

n 

September 

0 

580 

48-4 

1 

1 

October 

November 

December 

.... 

- 

— 

— 

- 

Year 



METEOIlOLOr.irAL    TAHLES,    NEW    liULNSWirK. 


149 


AIo.VTiiLV  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Dalliousie — Latituile,  N.  48    4';  Longitude,  W.  62°  22'. 

Height  above  Sea,  39  feet. 


Month. 

Temperature  of  the  .\ir. 

Wind,  Direction  kbom 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 

Daily  |Mean. 
Kange 

Max. 

Min. 

la 

K 
a 

s 

zA 

tc 

^ 

w 

^ 

a 

3 

o 

o 

o 

O 

o 

e 

.Tanimry 

38-3 

3  6 

34  7 

210 

5.5  0 

250 

0 

0 

5 

1 

0 

1 

17 

0 

7 

February 

41-3 

4-2 

37  1 

22-7 

69  0 

15  0 

2 

1 

8 

0 

0 

n 

14 

0 

3 

April ..                  

44-5 
53-6 
701 
72-3 
73-7 
63-4 

180 
29-6 
40-5 
53-3 
54-2 
46-8 

2C  5 
240 
29-6 
290 
19-5 
16-6 

31  3 
41-6 
55-3 
62-8 
63  9 
55- 1 

550 
690 
820 
83  0 
90  0 
750 

60 
230 
250 

39  0 

40  0 
320 

0 
1 
0 
0 
0 
0 

1 

0 

1 

0 
0 

n 

12 

14 

4 

13 

9 

9 

1 

2 

2 
1 
0 
0 

0 

1 

0 
0 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

11 
10 
18 
9 
8 
12 

3 
2 
0 
0 

1 
0 

'?. 

May.                                                             

2 

4 

.July                                             .     .                           

8 

12 

September 

9 

October 

52  2 

40  3 

11  9 

46  3 

74  0 

30  0 

0 

0 

8 

0 

0 

1 

18 

0 

o 

November 

39  2 

29  2 

100 

34-2 

50  0 

130 

0 

] 

8 

0 

0 

0 

17 

0 

4 

30  1 

20-4 

9  7 

25-2 

440 

0  3 

1 

0 

8 

1 

0 

1 

18 

0 

2 

Year 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Moncton — Latitude,  N.  46°  9' ;  Longitude,  \V.  64°  45'. 

Height  above  Sea,  50  feet. 


Month. 


.Tan  nary  . . 
February . 

March 

Ajjril  .... 

May 

June 

July 

August .  . 
September 
October. . . 
November 
December 

Year. 


TemperaTobk. 


Mean 
Max. 


26 

4 

28 

1 

35 

8 

44 

2 

58 

3 

73 

3 

74 

7 

73 

5 

66 

9 

54 

6 

>5 

7 

30 

1 

51 

0 

Mean 
Min. 


52  0 
47 -9 
38  6 
29  3 
15  1 


31  8 


Mean 
Dailj 
Range 


Max. 


24 

22 

15 

15 

20 

24 

20 

21 

19 

160 

16  4 

150 


19-2 


.56-5 
52-5 
450 
600 
73  0 
89-7 
870 
89-5 
790 
730 
67  0 
40-5 


Min. 


Range 


89-7     23-0 


112  7 


Mthly 
Mean 


41-4 


Rain. 


35-91 


85 


Snow. 


m. 

15-5 

150 

4-6 

5-7 


0-5 
300 


71-3 


28 


Pa 


S  ° 
sec 

3   iJ 
<!   if-' 


VViNii,  Direction  krom 


27 


A, 
/3  CC 


01  2 


1    0 


39  21 


19  21 


211 


210 


22  6r> 


13) 


150 


METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES,  NEW  BRUNSWICK. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Point  Escuminac — Latitude,  N.  48°  7';  Longitude, 

W.  66°  27'.     Height  above  Sea, feet. 


Month. 

Rain. 

S.xow. 

00 

1 

i 
s 

09 

u  1 

<1 

1 

a 
< 

CO 

Q 

etc 
s 

in. 
1  97 

2 
4 
,? 
4 
6 
8 
10 
11 
6 
7 
6 
2 

in. 

19-9 

17-5 

15'5 

14-4 

5 
6 
5 
3 

0 
0 
0 
2 
0 
2 
3 
6 
5 
2 
1 

14 
27 
94 
05 
93 
67 
32 
49 
97 
.59 
37 

April                                                              ....                                                        . .                      

Julv 

1 

2 

August 

2 
5 

2 
12 

0-1 

1-4 
181 

1 

2 
5 

?S 

71 

09 

8R-9 

27 

2 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  tlie  Year  1909,  Point  Lepreaux — Latitude,  N.  45°  4';  Longitude, 

W.  66°  28'.     Height  above  Sea,  30  feet. 


Month. 


January . . 
February . 

March 

April 

May 

June  .... 

July 

August . ; . 
September 
October  . . 
November 
December. 

Year.. 


Temperatcre  of 
THE  Am. 


38  9 


25- 1 
23-8 
34-7 
41-5 
520 
60-0 
63-2 
63-7 
59-3 
55-9 
431 
28-6 

46-1 


41  2 


21-6 

22' 

24-7 

23- 

32  0 

31- 

370 

37 

45-3 

46 

51-5 

53 

56  7 

57 

570 

58 

54-4 

55 

48-5 

50 

3!)  8 

40 

26-4 

26 

■0 
■5 
■7 
■4 
■5 
•2 
•9 
•4 
•3 
•1 
0 
■4 

41-9 


WiKD,  Direction  froji 


17 

3 

12 

11 

10 

7 

1 

8 

6 

12 

8 

20 

115 


20 
9 

10 
5 
6 
4 
0 

12 
3 
8 

26 

16 

119 


2 

4 

11 

16 

18 

6 

13 

10 

17 

2 

1 

0 

100 


9 

7 

19 
18 
19 
19 
10 
20 

9 
16 

1 

155 


5 

■5 

8 

4 

6 

28 

20 

9 

16 

18 

5 

0 

124 


O 


19 

0 

33 

0 

25 

0 

10 

0 

10 

0 

11 

1 

15 

0 

17 

0 

5 

0 

22 

0 

14 

1 

41 

0 

222 

2 

Force  of 
Wind. 


Ill 
IV 
III 
III 
II 
II 
II 
II 
II 
III 
III 
IV 

III 


III 
IV 
III 
III 
III 
II 
II 
II 
II 
III 
IV 
IV 

III 


III 

IV 

III 
III 
II 
II 
II 

IT 
II 
III 
III 
IV 

III 


Clouded  Sky. 


% 
61 
59 
60 
64 
62 
42 
57 
54 
75 
71 
72 
79 

63 


% 
52 
58 
57 
55 
50 
38 
46 
45 
65 
61 
67 
63 

55 


% 
54 
49 
50 
53 
50 
43 
59 
43 
57 
59 
78 
65 

55 


% 
50 
55 
5fi 
58 
51 
41 
54 
47 
66 
64 
72 
69 

58 


Rain. 


36-50 


Snow. 


19  0 

200 

5-5 

5-5 


0-5 
70 

57-5 


23 


16 


52 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    NEW    BRUNSWICK. 


151 


Monthly  and  Annual  Suimnaries  for  the  'Year  1909,  St.  Stephen — Latitude,  N.  45'  11';  Longitude,  W.  67'  16. 

Height  above  Sea,  35  feet. 


Month. 

Tempeeature. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

J 

1 

1 

s 
<* 

1 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

e 

1 

3 

1 

1 

.Taiuiary 

25-5 
28-3 
36  9 
47  6 
61-8 
755 

9-7 
6-6 
19  5 
2!)  3 
39-5 
45  8 

15-8 
21-7 
17-4 
18-3 
22  3 
29-7 

530 
480 
45  0 
630 
790 
89-5 

130 
280 
10 
160 
30  0 
25  0 

660 
760 
460 
470 
490 
64-5 

17-6 
17-4 
28-2 
38-4 
507 
60-7 

in. 
2-43 

4 
3 
4 
7 
9 
4 
4 
4 

10 
9 
5 
1 

in. 
34-5 
14-5 
14  5 
7-5 

8 
3 
4 
3 

February 

March 

3 
4 
3 

1 
2 
1' 
2 
X 
2 
3 
1 

16 
37 
47 
51 
16 
03 
42 
41 
11 
37 
86 

April                                         

1 

May 

1 

4 

July 

67-7 
55-8 
460 
29  (> 

44  7 
38-5 
300 
17  0 

230 
17-3 
16  0 
12-6 

770 
79-5 
590 
43  0 

310 
22  0 
150 

46  0 
57  5 
44  0 

56-2 
47-2 
38  0 
23  3 

3 

2 
1 

1 

December 

1 
140      ^7  0 

70 

3 

6 

1 

Year 

Sfi 

30 

64 

780 

21 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Sussex — Latitude,  N.  45^  38';  Longitude,  W.  05''  38'. 

Height  above  Sea,  69  feet. 


Month. 


January.    . . 
February .  . . 

March 

April   

May 

June 

July 

August 

Septem\x)r . . 

October 

November . , 
December  . . 

Year . . . 


Temperature. 


Mean 
Max. 


49-7 


Mean 
Min. 


31-8 


Mean 
Daily 
Range 


16 
16 
12 
13 
20 
24 
23 
20 
19 
16 
11 
11 

17-9 


Max. 


90-5 


Min. 


260 


HangeK 


44-0 
66  0 

116-5 


151 
15 '5 

28-r 

35-4 
480 
57-6 
63  3 

620 

1 

.57  o! 
47  3 
37-3 
22-0 

40-8 


Rain. 


a 
<; 


38-50 


Snow. 


14-0 

15-0 

50 


10 
251 

60-1 


14 


i>  c 

-u  -If 

etc 

3 


Winds,  Dikkction  from 


^ 


2 
0 
1 
1 
1 
0 
0 
2 
2 
3 

IS 


w 
z 

H 

02 

CO 

^ 

3 

0 

2 

2 

2 

0 

6 

2 

1 

1 

1 

5 

1 

5 

5 

0 

4 

1 

3 

3 

6 

1 

1 

0 

1 

6 

4 

6 

8 

0 

0 

0 

8 

2 

1 

1 

0 

0 

0 

i) 

2 

1 

0 

0 

0 

0 

13 

2 

1 

2 

1 

1 

0 

4 

2 

2 

3 

0 

2 

0 

10 

2 

2 

6 

0 

1 

0 

6 

3 

5 

5 

0 

1 

2 

7 

1 

5 

7 

0 

1 

0 

2 

6 

1 

43 

3 

13 

7 

75 

28 

41 

13 
9 

f 

11 
11 
16 
14 
19 
11 
8 
7 
11 

137 


152 


METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES,  NOVA  SCOTIA. 


Mo>fTHLY  and  Annual  Suniniarie.s  for  the  Year  1909,  Parr.sboro' — Latitude,  N.  45°  23'  ;  Longitude,  W.  64'  19'. 

lleij'ht  above  Sea,  40  feet. 


I 

Temperature. 

Kain. 

Snow. 

SO 

c 

1 

< 

i 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

< 

1 

£ 

1 

1^ 

January 

20  G 
28-3 
360 
43  4 
58-3 

8-5 

6-5 

200 

27-5 

33  9 

181 
21-8 
160 
15-9 
24-4 

550 
500 
450 
620 
720 

80 
190 

5-0 
150 
27  0 

630 
69  0 
500 
470 
45-0 

176 
17  4 
280 
35-4 
461 

in. 

in. 

February 

March . 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August 

720 
67-4 
55-0 
48  1 
30-8 

51  1 
48-1 
38-7 
."0-3 
16-4 

20-9 
19-3 
16-3 
17-8 
14-4 

790 
78-0 
69  0 
GOO 

480 

41-9 
320 
27-5 
15  0 
6  5 

380 
460 
41-5 
45  0 
54-5 

61-6 
57-7 
46-8 
39-2 
23-6 

0-70 
4  61 
1-75 

4 

7 
5 

September 

October 

November 

Year 

Monthly  and  Annual  Suiniuaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Port  Hastings — Latitude,  N.  45°  39';  Longitude, 

W.  61°  22'.     Height  above  Sea,  45  feet. 


Month. 


January . . 

February . 
March. . . . 
April  .... 

May 

June 

July 

August . . . 
September 
October  . . 
November 
December 

Year . 


Temperature. 


Mean 
Max. 


Mean 
Min. 


25-9 
29'7 
431 
44 -3 
460 
53  3 
59  2 
73  G 
6r-4 
48-8 
41-4 
350 

47-3 


340 


Mean 
Daily 
Range 


Max. 


13-3 


45  0 


86-0 


Min. 


0-0 


Range 


860 


Mthly 
Mean. 


19-9 
23-2 
36- 1 
36-7 
39-4 
46-9 
52-6 
'63-5 
57-9! 
43  71 
373; 
30-51 

40-71 


Rain. 


6 


24-40 


Snow. 


10-5 
3-0 


3  0 
12-0 

28-5 


<u  o 
•a  4S 


Wind,  Direction  kbom 


18   0 
0 


11 
6 
1 
4 
1 
1 
1 
2 
6 
2 

61 


3 

1 
12 
12 
16 

9 

io 

16 
It. 
16 

110 


80 


0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    NOVA    SCOTIA. 


153 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  .Sable  Island — Latitude,  N.  43'  r>8'  ;  Longitude,  W.  59'  46'. 

Height  above  Sea,  25  feet. 


Tempebaturk  ok  the  Air. 

WIN 

D,  Direction 

KROM 

Force 
Wind 

OF 

Rain 

Sno\ 

CO 

1 

1 

7  a.m. 

2  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

Mean. 

:?; 

w 

^ 

09 

^ 

^ 

■z 

6 

s 

a 

5 
a. 

Si 

S 
< 

S 
< 

■is 

am 

• 

o 

■> 

- 

in. 

in. 

.January 

;  31-7 

33 

2 

31-4 

31  9 

4 

24 

0 

17 

10 

7 

0 

31 

0 

II 

II 

III 

3-67 

7 

s. 

3 

1 

18 

February  .... 

30  2 

30 

7 

300 

30  3 

5 

14 

0 

7 

5 

14 

0 

39 

0 

II 

11 

IIT 

407 

7 

s. 

7 

3 

10 

March 

33-9 
37-4 

36 
41 

1 
3 

33-8 
38  3 

34-4 

5 
2 

12 
16 

0 
0 

11 
15 

4 
2 

24 

19 

0 
0 

37 
33 

0 
0 

I 
II 

II 
II 

II 
III 

4-23 
1-71 

7 
4 

s. 

2 

1 
3 

15 
18 

April 

38 

8 

May 

42  5 
49  9 
57 -8 

47 
55 

4 
4 

42  3 
49  3 
56-9 

43 
51 

6 
0 

8 

3 

5 
0 

9 

13 

4 

0 
2 

10 

2 

12 

7 
7 

s 

29 
34 
41 

0 
0 

S5 
27 
27 
13 
34 

0 
0 
0 

11 
II 
I 

II 
II 
I 

II 
II 
I 

1-71 
1  85 

5 
4 

3 

1 

1 
1 
1 
0 

32 
32 
17 
13 

7 

June 

July 

August . .    . . 

61  4 
60-5 

68 
65 

1 

7 

ei  5 
58-8 

63 
61 

1 
0 

* 
2 

20 
6 

1 
0 

19 

17 

5 
9 

3t 

22 

0 
0 

0 
0 

I 
II 

I 
II 

I 
I 

1-22 
3  41 

3 
3 

September. . . 

October 

55-2 

57 

7 

515 

55 

5 

5 

5 

0 

14 

3 

10 

0 

56 

0 

III 

III 

III 

3-78 

6 

3 

5 

November  . . . 

47-3 

48 

9 

471 

47 

6 

4 

33 

0 

9 

2 

17 

0 

25 

0 

III 

III 

III 

2-95 

3 

s. 

1 

4 

12 

December. . . . 

37-7 

38 

7 

37  6 

37 

9 

6 

44 

29 
185 

0 

4 

9 
142 

1 
63 

7 
255 

0 
0 

42 
399 

0 
0 

III 
II 

III 
II 

III 
II 

204 

4 

0-5 

1 

2 
21 

5 
184 

Year 

45-6 

48 

9 

451 

46 

2 

33-64 

56 

0-5 

14 

MoNTHLv  and  Annual  yuminaries  for  the  Year  1909,  White  Head — Latitude,  N.  45°  15' ;    Longitude,  W.  61°  8'. 

Height  above  Sea,  20  feet. 


MON'l'H. 

Temperature  ok  the  Air. 

Wind,  Dirkctiox  khom 

Force  of 
Wind. 

Rain 

. 

Snow. 

•3 

9 

^ 

i 

2 

»• 

7  a.m. 

2  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

Mean. 

'A 

18 
15 
19 
19 
19 
13 
3 
9 

8 
19 
17 

166 

9 
7 
9 
6 
4 
2 
1 
4 
6 
0 
18 
10 

76 

e4 

9 
6 
3 
7 

17 
7 
8 

11 
6 
1 
4 

12 

91 

CO 

9 

7 

16 

13 

9 

5 

8 

« 

15 

10 

3 

5 

108 

6 

5 

2 

6 

7 

17 

22 

10 

17 

15 

9 

0 

116 

15 
15 
20 
26 
28 
37 
46 
47 
30 
34 
21 
8 

333 

6 
9 
8 
3 
2 
0 
2 
1 
1 

14 
4 

12 

62 

21 

20 

16 

10 

7 

7 

1 

2 

2 

11 

12 

29 

138 

3 

0 

c 

0 
0 
0 
2 
2 
1 
0 
0 
0 
0 

5 

S 
t^ 

III 
III 
III 
illl 
II 
II 
II 
IJ 
'III 
III 
IV 
III 

III 

s 

Q. 

III 
III 
III 
III 
III 
III 
II 
II 
III 
III 
III 
III 

III 

P. 

05 

IV 

III 
III 
III 
II 
II 
III 
II 
III 
III 
III 
III 

III 

< 

§■ 

O 

2 
5 
4 
4 
7 
5 
9 
5 
5 
11 
7 
3 

67 

B 
< 

i 

Q 

2 
2 

2 

CM 

January 

o 

23-3 

o 

25  4 

24  0 

24-2 
22  9 
30  1 
34- 1 
40-5 
49  4 
54  9 
61-2 
58-8 
51-5 
40-8 
32  0 

in. 

116 

2-02 

1-82 

1  79 

3-45 

1  29 

4-77 

2-84 

3-87 

3-88 

518 

1-86 

in. 

12  0 
1-6 
1-9 
3  5 

February 

March  

April ..    

May    

21 
28 
32 
39 
47 
63 
59 
67 
50 
39 
30 

7 
6 
6 
5 
9 
8 
6 
2 
2 
8 
5 

24 
33 

37 
44 
53 
57 
65 
62 
54 
42 
33 

6 
3 
3 
2 
8 
9 
2 
6 
1 
6 
1 

22 
29 
33 
39 
48 
.53 
60 
57 
50 
40 
32 

6 
3 
2 

2 
0 
9 
0 
8 
9 
3 

9 

2 
2 
2 
1 
0 
1 
1 
0 
5 
4 
2 

22 

4 

6 

10 

10 

21 

10 

4 

4 

2 

2 

77 

June 

July 

August  .     . 

170 

11 

September. . . 

October 

November . . . 

— 

Year .... 

40 

4 

44 

5 

41  0 

417 

33-93 

36-6 

151 


METEOROLOr.ICAL   TABLES,    NOVA    SCOTIA. 


Monthly  and  Annual  jjuaimaries  for  tlie  Year  1909,  Windsoi' — Latitude,  N.  44°  59';  Longitude,  W.  64°  6'. 

Height  above  Sea,  90  feet. 


Month. 

January 

February 

March 

April 

May 

Jvme  

July 

August 

September 

October , 

November 

December 

Ye.ir 


Temperaturk. 


Mean 
Max. 


53-2 


Mean 
Min. 


14-2 
13  3 
23-5 
29!) 
39-0 
490 
550 
53-7 
50  1 
418 
33- 1 
23G 


35-5 


Mean 
Daily 
Range 


15  y 


2]  0 

22-4 
19-5 
IG  0 
14-7 
100 


17- 


Max. 


52-i 
49' 

68- 
75- 
89- 
88' 
88- 
81- 
73- 
07- 
47- 


Min. 


0 

4 

0 

9 

5 

2 

0 

18 

5 

29 

0 

33 

0 

44 

0 

39 

0 

33 

0 

28 

0 

17 

0 

3 

89-0 


•0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
•5 
•0 
•0 
0 
0 
0 
•0 

90 


Range 


Mthly 
Mean. 


980 


44-4 


Rain. 


S 


1-27 


33  70 


123 


Snow. 


a 


834 


33 


Or 

C5 



V 

3 

1 
4 
2 
2 
0 
1 

1 
2 

1 

14 

I 

2 
2 
1 
2 
2 

1 
1 

12 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    PRINCE    EDWARD    ISLAND. 


155 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Hamilton — Latitude,  N.  46°  25';  Longtitude,  W.  G3°  48'. 

Height  above  Sea,  feet. 


Month. 

Temperature. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

i 

'3 
0 

1 

1*4 

i 
< 

Wind   Direction  from 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

3 
< 

1 

< 

1 

4 
2 
9 
3 

2 
5 
2 
2 

0 

1 
2 
2 
5 
2 
2 
0 

K 

0 
2 
2 
3 

8 
1 
1 

7 

03 

0 

1 
0 
3 
0 

° 
0 

1 

5 
6 
3 

1 
8 
5 
6 
2 

to 

2 
2 
2 
5 
3 
11 
13 
8 

13 
12 

12 
10 
3 
6 
6 
9 

c 

2 

1 
3 
2 
0 
1 
2 

3 

January 

24  0 
25-3 
32  7 
40-6 
52-2 
68-7 
74-2 
72-2 

7-2 
S-4 
21-7 
27-2 
38-4 
49-8 
565 
55-4 

168 
16  9 
11  0 
13-4 
13-8 
18-9 
17-7 
168 

GOO 
450 
400 
580 
740 
82-5 
830 
870 

120 
160 
30 
17  0 
270 
400 
490 
480 

720 
610 
370 
410 
470 
42- 5 
340 
39  0 

15-6 
16-8' 
27-2 
33  9' 
45-3 
593' 
65-3 
63-8 

in. 
1-12 
1-94 
2 -.52 

2  75 

3  04 
0  98 
3-62 
512 

4 
6 
5 
6 
9 
6 
8 
7 

in. 
140 
13  0 
160 
13-5 

3 
5 
6 
6 

1 

February 

n 

n 

April 

May 

0 
0 

June 

n 

July 

n 

August 

0 

September 



October 

November 

.... 

.. 

_ 

December    

- 

- 

- 

- 

_ 

Year 

1 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909   Summerside — Latitude,  N.  4G°  10' ;  Longitude,  W.  C.''>°  51'. 

Height  above  Sea,  feet. 


Temi'er.wure. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

"3 

C5 

1 

i 

0 
5 
-1^ 

V 

'iNIi 

DiREC 

TION 

FROM 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

S 
< 

1 

D 

4J 
2 
< 

1 

7 
8 
4 
4 

.I? 

5 
1 

7 
5 
5 
5 
2 
0 
0 

f4 
&■ 

4 
6 

7 
4 
5 
2 
2 
2 
4 

f4 

1 
4 

5 

1 
3 
2 
4 
1 
0 

ai 

2 

2 
0 
4 
1 
2 
2 
3 
3 

3 

1 
1 
2 
1 
6 
6 
1 
3 

1 
0 
1 
4 
5 
8 

5 

8 

8 
7 
8 
3 
4 
2 

8 

12 

8 

7 

7 
2 
7 
5 
3 
3 
7 
4 

J 
rt 
0 

January  

0 

25-7 
26-7 
33  4 
42;6 
540 
68  3 
72-4 
72-5 
65-9 

4-9 
6-9 
21-3 
271 
38-7 
501 
56-7 
56-6 
50-9 

20  8 

520 
460 
47  0 
560 
740 
840 
82  0 
85  0 
730 

15  0 
22  0 

-10 

150 
.30-0 
360 
440 
390 
36  0 

670 
68  0 
480 
41  0 
440 
480 
380 
460 
370 

15-3 

in. 

2  11 
4-45 
34  7 

3  13 
2  17 
1-46 
2-35 
6-88 
3-25 

3 
4 
5 
7 
8 
9 
9 
13 
12 

in. 
170 
240 
110 
5-5 

0 

February  

19 
12 
15 
15 
18 
15 
15 
15 

8 
1 
5 
3 
2 
7 
9 
0 

16 
27 
34 

46 
59 
64 
64 

.-.8 

8 
3 
8 
4 
2 
5 
5 
4 

n 

March 

0 

April 

May 

1 

1 
1 

1 

0 

9 

June 

3 
1 

1 

0 

July 

0 

August 

0 

September 

1 

1 

0 

October ... 

November 

' 

December 



— 

— 

- 

- 

- 

Year 

156 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES,    NEWFOUNDLAND. 


Monthly  and  Amiiial  Suniniaries  for  tlie  Year  1909,  Cape  Norman — Latitude,  N.  51°  38';  Longitude  W.,  55°  52'. 

Heiglit  above  Sea,  ■  feet. 


Month. 

Temper.\turi 

OK  THE  Air. 

Wind,  D 

IREC 

noN 

FROM 

Force  of 
Wind. 

Raln. 

( 
Snow. 

J 

CCZ2 

7  a.m. 

2  p.in. 

9  p.m. 

Mean. 

2i 

f4 

m 

^' 

S 

3 

18 

(N 

-4J 

s 

1 

c 

< 

1 

i 

e 
1  — 

1 

1 

I 
< 

° 

» 

» 

" 

in. 

in. 

.laniiary 

79 

8-9 

8-4 

S-4 

17 

10 

1 

n 

5 

15 

11 

28 

0 

III 

III 

III 

0-27 

o 

21-8 

13 

1 

. 

February ... 

C-4 

9-7 

72 

7G 

4 

11 

2 

15 

2 

15 

6 

29 

0 

III 

III 

IV 

0  00 

o' 

26- 1 

13 

2 

4 



March 

24-3 

27-6 

250 

25-5 

3 

28 

6 

21 

0 

7 

2 

26 

0 

III 

III 

III 

0-46 

3j 

29-8 

17 

1 

4 

2 

April 

25  5 

32  0 

270 

27-9 

7 

16 

4 

9 

2 

15 

9 

28 

0 

IV 

IV 

III 

0-81 

2 

10  1 

9 

7 

5 

May 

33  6 

37-8 

35-2 

35  5 

13 

28 

2 

21 

1 

7 

8 

13 

0 

III 

II 

III 

2  62 

12 

8-8 

9 

1 

10 

Jane . .    . 

42-4 

48-6 

42-1 

43-8 

10 

13 

1 

10 

6 

6 

18 

26 

0 

III 

III 

II 

1-27, 

0 

8 

July 

500 

55-4 

50  5 

51-6 

1 

20 

5 

7 

1 

2 

27 

30 

0 

III 

II 

m 

4-66 

10 

14 

Augu.st    

50-7 

5fi  6 

51-4 

52-5 

2 

21 

6 

11 

1 

1 

34 

17 

0 

III 

III 

III 

5-88 

12 

6 

2 

September . . . 
October 

50  3 

553 

51-3 

52-0 

4 

1(i 

n 

fS 

1 

7 

48 

M 

0 

TV 

TIT 

TV 

239 

1 

3 

5 

36-9 

42-3 

37  9 

38-8 

15 

21 

2 

8 

3 

9 

19 

16 

0 

III 

III 

III 

516 

17 

0-3 

1 

2 

5 

2 

November 

27-9 

31-7 

29  5 

29-7 

18 

17 

1 

12 

6 

15 

1 

20 

0 

III 

IV 

IV 

1-64 

T 

200 

6 

2 

4 

2 

December. . . . 

26-9 

29  5 

27-8 

28-9 

4 

98 

56 
257 

15 
45 

9 
134 

0 

28 

0 
99 

0 
183 

9 

251 

0 
0 

IV 
III 

IV 

III 

IV 

III 

3 -72 

9 

87 

140  12 

2 
12 

4 

05 

1 
23 

Year 

31  9 

30  1 

32-8 

.33-4 

28-88 

130 -9  SO 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Point  Amour — Latitude,  N.  51°  28' ;  Longitude,  W.  56°  51'. 

Height  above  Sea, feet. 


Month. 


January. . . 
February . . 
March.  . . . 
April  ...    . 

May 

June 

July 

August 

Se])ten'ber 
October  . . 
November . 
December  . 

Year  . . 


Temper.\ture  of  the  Air. 


2  p.m. 


4(i 
5-3 
23-6 
25  1 
35-7 
440 
490 
50-8 
47-1 
407 
29 -9 
27-4 

32  0 


9  p.m. 


5  3 
6-8 
250 
28'1 
387 
48-0 
0O8 
53-8 
51-4 
45-1 
33  4 
291 

34-6 


33-7 


Mean. 


Winii,  Direction  frcm 


4(i  1 


33-51      44 


31 
21 
53 
33 

4«| 
31 
37 
31 
20 
35 
32 
54 

424 


11 
29 
20 
20 
33 
29 
41 
51 
24 
21 
3 

293 


34 

35 

1 

25 

6 

1 

7 

5 

10 

16 

15 

17 

172 


FOBCE  OP 

Wind. 


a 
1 

S 

C4 

III 

III 

III 

II 

II 

II 

II 

II 

II 

I 

I 

I 

II 

II 

I 

II 

II 

III 

II 

II 

II 

II 

II 

III 

II 

II 

ITT 
III 
III 
II 
II 
I 

II 
II 
II 
II 
II 
III 

II 


Rain. 


b 
< 


in. 

0-10 

R. 

R. 

R. 

1  24 

3-37 

3  47 

2-33 

306 

4-10 

1-69 

315 

22-51 


Snow. 


S 


in. 

250 

17-2 
9-2 
11 

S. 


1-4 
1-2 

551 


22 


63 


METE0ROL0GIC-\L    TABLK.S,    NEWFOUNDLAND. 


157 


MoNTHi.v  ari'l  Annual  Suiuinarie.s  for  the  Year  1009,  Point  Uiclic — Latitude,  N.  50°  42';  Longitude,  W.  57' 

Height  above  Sea,  35  feet. 


Month. 

TEMrKRATlRE   OFTHE  AlR.                          WlXD,    DiBECTION    FBOJl 

Force  of 
Wind. 

Rain 

Snow 

X 

3 
3 
2 

1 
2 

05 

1 

s 

.a 

7  atn. 

2  p.m.O  p.m. 

Mean. 

S5 
27 

'A 

9 

7 

24 

10 

13 

3 

2 

4 

G 

12 

.12 

26 

14 

12 

IT 

5 

0 

1 

ai  i  CO 
1      13 

CD 

9 

8 

9 

19 

17 
41 
48 
48 
51 

18 

5 

23 

18 

10 

13 

6 

(1 

7 

is 

4 
G 
2 

7 
4 
11 
4 
2 
0 

0 
0 
0 
0 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

d 

II 
II 
III 
II 
II 
II 
|n 

;    II 
II 

d 

II 
II 
II 
II 
I 

11 
11 
II 
II 

a> 

II 

11 

III 

III 

I 

II 

I 

S 

!» 

a 
1 

2 
1 
5 

8 

4 
7 
6 
5 

^-     1 

S 

< 

. 
in. 

190 

30-5 

22-5 

■      7-5 

3-0 

r. 
>> 

oi 

a 

6 

7 
7 
7 
3 

s 

82 

99      113 

10-2 

in. 
0  40 
0-22 
0  20 
0-90 
3-30 
0-74 
2  90 

February 

Marcli 

April 

68       93     117 

1 

22T,     270     26-7 
25-6     30-9     32-9 
3G-2      39  3      40-3 

9  9 
25-8 
30-6 
39  0 
49-8 
57-8 
58-5 
521 

28 
6 

8 
1 
0 

0 
2 

5 

2 

10 

13 

1 
4 

1 
5 
2 
6 

May 

June 

July 

August 

32i      4 
5       0 
23       5 
32       7 
22       1 

46-9     30-9 
50  0      .-.7-7 

50-7 
58-7 

48  e 

ry.i  1    59  1 

51-9     53-9 

II  '      4-70 

6 
2 

II 

1-41 

October 

November . . . 

31-8 
291 

34  7 
30-9 

35-5 
30-6 

34  4 
30  3 

27 
11 

10 

25 

10 
39 

4 
2 

20 
3 

8 
1 

7 
10 

3 
2 

1 

0 

IV 

III 

IV 
III 

III 
III 

1  40 

000 

2 
0 

10 
38-2 

2 

7 

4 
4 

1 
2 

Year .... 

■ 

1 

1 

158 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES,    YUKON. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Oarcross  —  Latitude,  N.  60°  11';  Longitude,  W.  134°  34'. 

Height  above  Sea,  2,171  feet. 


Month. 


.January.  . 
February . 

March 

April 

May 

.June 

.July 

Augu.st. . . 
September 
October. . . 
November 
December 

Year . 


Tkjipeuatukk. 


Mean 
Max. 


33-i 


Mean 
Min. 


15  2 


Mean 
Daily 

Range 


Max 


Min. 


18-6 


760 


^-Mut'z 


25-0 

SO 
400 

3a  0 


560 


132  0 


21-7 
7'6 
180 
25-8 
42  7 
49 

52-9 
49-9 
43-9 
31-8 
2-8 
5-4 


24-5 


Rain. 


47 


Snow. 


40 

3  8 

12-3 

3-3 


120 

10-5 

9  2 

40 


59  1 


35 


METKOROLOGICAL  TABLES,  ONTARIO. 


159 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Aurora — Latitude,  N.  4-3'  57' ;  Longitude,  W.  79'  24.'. 

Heiarht  above  Sea,  S86  feet. 


January 

February.    . 

March 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August 

September  . 
October . .  . 
November.. 
December . . 

Year  .. 


^rnMH. 


TEMPEB.n-LIlE. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

1 

■n 

£ 
< 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 

Range 

Max. 

Min. 

RAnge 

Mthly 
Mean. 

3 

< 

E 

< 

1 

30 

n 

14 

G 

15 

4 

51-5 
460 
47-7 
66-6 
78  6 
88-9 
88-7 
92  G 
840 
75  8 
62  9 
440 

8 

8 

60-3 
61-3 
46-2 
55  8 
49-6 
51-6 
457 
57-4 
52-8 
58-8 
60-2 
52  0 

22-3 
21-9 
25-5 
38-3 
52-0 
641 
65-6 
GG  3 
56-6 
431 
36-4 
220 

ir 
0 

94 

3 
3 
1 
9 

9 
4 

10 
5 
7 
4 
8 
3 

66 

in. 

8-9 
16-2 
20-2 

3  0 

5 
6 

7 
2 

30 

7 
8 
6 
6 
5 
2 
7 
7 
0 
9 
5 

13 
17 
20 
41 
51 
53 
53 
45 
33 
LG 
15 

1 
3 
0 
4 

17 
IG 
18 

?1 

6 
5 
6 
2 
8 
3 

7 
2 

9 
1 
0 

15 

1 

10 

29 

37 

43 

35 

31 

17 

2 

8 

3 
5 
8 
0 
3 
0 
2 
2 
0 
7 
n 

0 
0 
4 
2 
1 
5 
2 

2 
0 
3 
0 

90 
40 
00 
21 
31 
85 
18 
04 
81 
56 

qq 

33 

47 

? 

fi;i 

Tff 

7     24 
9     23 
0     26 

1 

5     22 

7!l 

3 
1 

67 

- 

1 

53 

4.'i 

1 
8 
5 

19 
19 
13 

2-3 
14-3 

3 

8 

28 

• 

25  19 

527 

32 

q 

19 

8 

92-6 

15-3 

107-9 

42-8 

64  9 

31 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Coldwat;n- — Latitude,  N.  44°  38';  Longitude,  W.  79°  40'. 

Height  above  Sea,  600  feet. 


Month. 


•January .. 
February. 
March  .. . . 

,Vpril 

May 

June 

July 

August.  . . 
September 
October . . . 
November 
December . 

Year  . 


TEMPERATlRi.. 


Mean 
Ma.v. 


Mean 
Min. 


Mean 
Daily 
Range 


8-9i  21 

12-8,  21 

13  71  19 

26  4;  18 

30  0  27 

42-61  34 

48-9'  28 

48 -71  29 


6i     38-4,     28 


52-9 


26  1;     27 


24-8 
13-9 


28-4 


24-5 


Max.    Min. 


51-0 
470 
42  0 
58-0 
760 
88-0 
880 
88-0 
90-0 
770 
69  0 
450 


900 


200 


Range 


Mthly, 
Mean. 


71-0 
47  0 
400 
53  0 
520 

59  0 
530 
590 
G40 
65-0 

60  0 
57  0 


110  0 


40-7 


Rain. 


< 


23-94 


54 


Snow. 


g 
< 


m. 
3  8 
15-8 
16  0 

80 


5-8 
57-8 


107  2 


.32 


160 


METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES,  ONTARIO. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Suaunaries  for  the  Year  1909,  (iravenhurst — Latitude,  N.  44°  54';  Longitude,  W.  79°  20'. 

Height  above  Sea,  770  feet. 


Month. 


-Faiiuary  . . 
February . 
March  . ,  . 
April  ... 

May 

June 

■Tuly 

August . . . 
September 
October.  . 
November 
December. 

Year . 


Tempkhature  of  the  Air. 


7  a.in. 


38-2 


2  p.m.  9  p. Ill 


22  7 
230 
29( 
39  7 
579 
72-5 
72-7 
73  6 
62-8 
49  2 
41  2 
33  0 


47-4 


40  4 


Moan. 


41  6 


Mean 
Max. 


28-5 
28  5 
32-6 
43  0 
60  5 
75  3 
75-5 
71)  1 
65  1 
51 -3 
44-4 
28  3 


50  8 


Mean 
Min. 


Mean 
Daily 
Range 


30  1 


20-7 


Mean. 


Max. 


404 


870 


Min. 


22-2 


Wind,  Direction  from 


9 

12 
10 
14 
15 
19 
18 
14 
15 
17 
15 


164 


1^ 

N 

CC 

^' 

fe5 

2 

9 

30 

11 

4 

13 

11 

6 

6 

20 

9 

4 

9 

14 

1 

8 

9 

5 

2 

20 

15 

3 

9 

19 

8 

2 

14 

8 

2 

5 

14 

12 

6 

15 

2 

4 

9 

* 

9 

3 

15 

7 

4 

8 

5 

17 

4 

10 

11 

2 

21 

9 

12 

5 

9 

5' 

2 

9 

12 

20 

6 

7 

11 

0 

3 

7 

19 

11 

8 

16, 

2 

9 

16 

20 

2 

7 

9 

4 

6 

15 

14 

12 

6 

18 

32 

102 

160 

156 

61 

133 

127 

4 
10 
21 
17 
23 
24 
15 
12 

9 


Force  of  Wind. 

CLOunED  Sky 

Rai 

\. 

Snow. 

as 

Month. 

S 

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s 

d 

5 

S 

OS 

i 

< 

CO 

< 

1 

q 

i 
■3 
0 

i 

1 

3 

% 

% 

% 

% 

in. 

January 

III 

III 

III 

74 

67 

60 

67 

2 

38 

7 

12  0 

12 

7 

1 

February 

March : 

1       11 

III 

II 

72 

59 

52 

64 

1 

19 

5 

17'5 

It 

5 

1 

II 

III 

II 

5(1 

52 

40 

49 

0 

49 

2 

220 

12 

4 

1 

\,.ril..                                 .            

III 
II 
I 

III 
II 
II 

II 

I 
I 

63 
43 
31 

56 
59 
29 

46 
50 

55 
51 
29 

3 
1 
0 

44 
68 
59 

11 
9 
4 

200 
0-8 

7 
1 

9 
1 
3 

.... 

3 

May.                                                         

?, 

June 

1 

1 

July 

11 

I 

III 
II 

II 
I 

39 
38 

44 

35 

40 
28 

41 
34 

7 
9, 

53 
90 

15 
8 

4 

1 

8 

5 

Septemlwr 

II 

III 

II 

48 

54 

30 

44 

2 

80 

8 



4 

3 

•   1 

October .     .                  

II 
II 
II 

III 
III 
III 

II 

IT 
III 

55 
57 
75 

55 
65 
66 

49 
43 

72 

53 
53 
71 

1 
2 
0 

37 
94 
66 

6 

12 

5 

10-7 
11-5 
35-3 

6 

5 

18 

3 

4 
4 

49 

2 

1 
4 

6 

1 
1 

13 

1 

December 

Year 

II 

III 

II 

54 

53 

46 

51 

27 

97 

92 

129-8 

74 

21 

METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES,  ONTARIO. 


161 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Guelph— Latitude,  N.  43"  33' ;  Longitude,  W.  80°  16'. 

Height  above  Sea,  1,050  feet. 


Temperature. 

!     Raix. 

Snow. 

1 
C5 

^ 

< 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Range 

Mtbly 
Mean. 

< 

< 

1 

January 

30  5 

16-4 

0 

14-1 
14-3 
11-2 
17  6 
18-2 
20-7 
21-6 
22-4 
19  3 

580 
480 

12-0 
70 

700 
55-0 
34-0 
540 
51-0 
550 
42  5 
52-0 
630 
52-0 
540 
520 

106-0 

23-5 
24-7 
271 
40  2 
53-1 
64-9 
67-2 
67  5 
58-2 
43-5 
39  2 
22-5 

in. 

1-78 
1    1-07 

5 
4 

■     ;  ■-| 

in. 
4-3        1, 
2-oj      4 
7-8       6' 
3-3       2 

February 

31-9     17-6 
32  7:     21-5 

49  0     314 

1 

G2-2      44C 
75-3     54-G 
780     56-4 
78-7     56-3 
C7-8     48-5 

March 

41-0;     7-0 

66  ol     12  0 

i 
0-41        li 

4  20      14 

!    3-381     12 

:            1 

j  1  a3    11 

4-82i     11 
0-90       8 

April 

May 

June 

Julv 

800 
93-0 
86-5 
93  0 
940 
750 
650 

29-0 
38-0 
440 
41  0 
31  0 
23-0 
11  n 

1-0 

1 

August 

1 

1 

September 

019 

0-97 
12^ 

11 

Q 

OU,       3 

October .^ 

1 
51-4     35-5;     15  9 

46-7     31-7     15-0 

280.     171      10  9 

Xoveniber 

5-2       6 
3  2     12 

December ! 

430       90 

j 

0-88'       4 

Year 

.52-7      .Vr9i     16-8 

940      V^-0 

44-.'! 

■'<]  1".     'x:      -r  (1     411 

1 

Monthly  and  Annual  Sumraariea  for  the  Year  1909,  Huntsville — Latitude,  N.  io    19';  Longitude,  W.  79°  S'. 

Height  above  Sea,  975  feet. 


Month. 

1                            Temperature. 

Raix. 

1 

Snow. 

>    a> 

■3 
,0 

c 

4 

.1 

SfeS-M.. 

K»n.<^K: 

<    i  a 

g 

1 

.Taniiaiy 

February 

23-9 
27  4 
32  3 
43-4 
59-8 
74-4 
74-3 

63  3 

71 
4  6 
12-3 
26-0 
39-8 
50-5 
54-3 

43' 7 

16-8 
22  8 
20-0 
16-9 
200 
23-9 
20  0 

iu  r. 

42-0 
64-0 
54-0 
600 
75-0 
84  0 
84  0 

17  0 
15  0 

.59  0      15  5 

i 
79-0/     16  ol 

in. 

in. 

March 

30     57-0 
00'     fiO-0 

22-3 
34-9 
49  S 

April    

280 
33  0 
44  0 

aso 
ino 

40 

so 

470 

.... 

June. .    .              ....             

51-0     62  4 
40  0      64  3 

.-J7  01    .V?  :. 

640      41   II 

70-0    ^^o  : 

530      111  3 

....1 

.Tuly 

An^u.it • 

September 

October 

49  8 

.340'     15-8!     740 

'      \ 

45-5 

25  8 

1             1 
25-8      It-Ti     74(1 

i 

12  7      13-1 

45 -C 

47-3 

i         ! 
283     lani    iwn 

17-0 

102  0     S7sl 

1 

1 



22476—11 


162 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES,    ONTARIO. 


Monthly  anrl  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Lake  Talon — Latitude,  N.  46°  15' ;  Longitude,  W.  78°  48'. 

Height  above  Sea,  feet. 


.hiitiiary .. 
KfluMKiry. 
Mardi.. . . 
April...    . 

May 

-Tutit^.  .  . . 


.Tilly  .  . 

August. . . . 
SRptember 
October  . ,  . 
November . 
DcL-einber.. 


Montr. 


Temperature. 


Mean 
Max. 


Year 


18  9 
21-2 
31  0 
42  4 
50 -9 
78  1 
761 
760 
61  6 
49-6 
41-5 
24o 


48' 


XT iMean  | 

*Jf?"   D.aily  !  Max.  !  Min. 
*^'"-  'Range 


3 

3 

15-6 

1 

4 

19  8 

11 

6 

19-4 

23 

7 

187 

37 

1 

228 

47 

7 

30  4 

51 

9 

24-2 

50 

7 

25-8 

42 

8 

21  8 

32 

4 

17  2 

25 

0 

16-0 

13 

6 

10-9 

28 

4 

20-3 

40-: 
•5!     32 
si     27- 

■o:    13' 
o:     ■2-1 

■0      12' 


■2     300 


Range 


Mthly 
Mean. 


0 

59  2 

■5 

45-7 

0 

56-5 

■2 

576 

0 

63  0 

0 

67  0 

■0 

540 

HI 
11  3 
21-3 
331 
48-5 
62  9 
64  0 
63-6 
53  7 
410 
33  2 
19  1 


1 
119-2     38  6     18-22 


Rain. 


II 


Snow. 


780 


37 


O 


22 


sec 


21 


19 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Lindsay — Latitude,  N.  44°  20';  Longitude,  W.  78°  45'. 

Height  above  Sea,  872  feet. 


Month. 


January. . 
February . 
March  ... 
April  .... 
May 

.lune 

July    ...    . 

August.  . . 

September 

October 

Xovember 

December 

V^ear 


8  a.m.  2  p.m. 


Tkmpekature  of  the  Am. 


9  p.in. 


40^ 


23  3 

24  4 
31-5 
43  4 
59-8 
75-2 
74-2 
75-6 
64-7 
50  0 
42-1 
25-4 


19 -I 


21-4 
21-7 
26-4 

36  1 
50-3 
63-2 
63-5 
63  9 
55  1 
42-1 

37  1 
21-5 


41-9 


Mean. 


JMean 
Max. 


21-0] 
21-7' 
26-8! 
37 -7| 
52-6| 
66  O] 
66-1] 
66-7' 
.57-6' 
43  4 
37-9 
22  i; 


43-3'     52-8 


Mean 
Min. 


Mean 
Daily 
Range 


33-5 


Mean. 


19-3 


43-2 


Max. 


91-9 


Min. 


300 
160 

10 
11-9 
24  0 
34-8 
46  7 
400 
32-9 
34-6 

60 
120 


30  0 


Wind,  Direction  from 


77  31 


H 


53 


13j 
7, 
Si 

18 
7 
3 
2 
7 
9 
3 

10 

12 


99 


122 


144 


6  15 


86 


218 


13 
18 
14 
14 
19 
28 
28 
34 
28 
34 
13 
22 

265 


METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES,  ONTARIO. 


163 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Lindsay — Latitude,  N.  44°  20' ;  Longitude,  W.  78°  45  . 

Height  above  Sea,  872  feet. 


Force  of  Wi.nd. 

1 

Clouded  Skt 

Rain. 

Sxow, 

MON-TH. 

. 

1 

3: 

0 

05 

to 

0 

i 

a 

2 

00 

s 

a. 
at 

S 
I     * 

Si 

OS 

< 

Q 

B 
< 

>> 

Q 

1 

i 

% 

% 

% 

.  in. 

in. 

.fanuary 

II 

85 

76 

73 

78 

2 

66 

8 

11  0 

9 

3 

4 

February            , .                                       ... 

I 

II 
II 

78 
64 
74 

77 
60 

79 

78 
66 

97 
14 
62 

5 

4I 

1 

13! 

300 
31-6 

a. 

15 

13 

4 

2 
2 
4 

2 

1 

March 

April 

65         57 

3 

:; 

Mav 

*  ' 

I 

I 
I 

58 
45 
54 

73         7-2 

68 

43; 

51 

6 

12 
22 
33 

16 

6, 

14' 

5  Oi          3' 

1 

1  ... 

.1 

49 

57 

35 
42 

2 

JiUy 

5 

August    . . 

I 

38 

47 

38 

41 

9 

38 

7 

1 

3 

September 

I 

I 

53 

62 

44 
46 

53 
56 

2 

1 

64 
75 

12 

8 

1-8;            4 

1 

October '. 

f)0         61 

5 

1 

November . 

II 
11 

67,        64 
84;        74 

63 

82 

65 
80 

3 

1 

46 
93 

13: 

6i 

4  2           ."> 

1 
3 

17 

5 
5 

1  Jecember 

.32-5 

17' 

...j.... 

Y^ar    

II 

63; 

1 

04 

57 

01 

34  22 

112 

122-4          711 

" 

1 

18 

Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Lucknow — Latitude,  N.  13°  56';  Longitude,  W.  81°  30. 

Height  above  Sea,  908  feet. 


.January. . . 
February  . 
March  .    . . 

.ipril 

May 

.June 

July 

August. . . . 
September. 
October . . . 
November . 
December . 


Year 


Month. 


Tkmperatikk. 

Raix. 

Snou  . 

X 

Mthly 
Mean. 

■3 

i 

s 

<! 

S§ 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min. 

Riinge 

« 
< 

4J 
< 

00 

P- 

0 

■> 

- 

«    , 

« 

' 

in. 

in. 

29-9 

16  3 

13 

6 

57 

5 

4 

0 

61 

5 

23  1 

1     1 

73 

4 

18  3 

17 

1 

1 

30' 7 

16  4 

14 

3 

45 

8 

1 

6 

47 

4 

23-6 

1 

19 

4 

28-7 

18 

2 

1 

32  2 

18-7 

13 

5 

38 

« 

2 

8 

36 

0 

25-4 

0 

68 

8 

21-8 

16 

2 

47-3 

28-9 

18 

4 

65 

0 

9 

9 

55 

1 

38  1 

4 

60 

14 

94 

5 

3 

3 

60-5 

39  8 

20 

7 

79 

1 

27 

2 

51 

9 

50-2 

2 

96 

11 

1-9 

1 

3 

1 

4 

73-7 

49-4 

24 

3 

86 

4 

.S3 

8 

52 

6 

61-6 

1 

49 

6 

3 

4 

76-2 

52  3 

23 

9 

86 

7 

40 

0 

46 

7 

04  3 

4 

74 

10 

1 

1 

'.1 

78-3 

53  8 

24 

5 

90 

<i 

39 

0 

51 

9 

661 

i     0 

88 

6 

2 

1 

4 

67-5 
520 

44-4 
35  5 

23 
16 

1 
5 

91 
77 
66 

5 
7 
6 

26 
'>4 

0 

62 

^13 

5 
4 

560 
43-7 
38-5 

2 

25 

77 

10 

14 

3 

1 

65 

5 

1 

47-4 

■29-7 

17 

7 

5 

0 

61 

6 

4 

10 

10 

8-5 

3 

1 

1 

28-1 

17  1 

11 

0 

46 

7 

13 

7 

60 

4 

22-6 

0 

83 

3 

64-5 

21 

1 

1 

520 

33-5 

18-5 

91-5 

~137 

100-2 

42-8 

29 

22 

110 

159-6 

86 

17 

10 

28 

lU 


164 


MRTROROLOC.IC.^L    T.^HLES,    OXTARIO. 


Monthly  and  Annual  Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Meaford — Latitude,  N.  44°  37';  Longitude,  W.  80°  -M'. 

Meiijlit  above  Sea,  600  feet. 


^TONTH. 

Temperature. 

Rain. 

i 

Snow. 

2 

1 
2 

& 

S 

S 

3 
< 

ll 

CM 

3 
JZ      ■ 

H 

Wixri,  Dtrkction  from 

Mean 
Max. 

feiS.- 

Min. 

H-«^|K 

1 

I\ 

<       Q 

1 
1 
0 
2 
2 
1 
7 
0 
3 
2 
0 
0 

19 

2 
5 
7 
9 
8 
3 
4 
5 
5 
7 
2 
3 

60 

0 
2 
3 
5 
4 

' 

1 
2 
2 
1 
7 
3 

33 

■A 

2 
2 
1 
0 
1 
0 
2 
4 
1 
0 
2 
2 

17 

aj 

3 

0 

0 

3 

1 

8 

12 

12 

5 

6 

14 

4 

68 

m 

5 
9 

11 
6 

10 
6 
4 
5 
8 
8 
2 

6 



80 

9 
5 
7 
0 
2 
3 
0 
0 
0 
3 
0 
10 

39 

9 
4 
1 
5 
3 
4 
0 
2 
1 
3 
1 
3 

36 

30  8 

17  8     130 
161     12-5 
18-3     13  8 
29-3     15-8 
407      15-8 
.")07      Ifl-S 

58  0 

1-01     .57-0     24-3 

in. 

1 
</. 

000 

000 

4-26 

1  93 

0-57 

6-23 

3-29 

302 

1  99 

277 

R. 

3 

9 
7 
2 

13; 

5| 

7 

10 

1 

in. 
101 

n 

28 
32 
45 
oG 
70 
74 
7.') 
65 
49 
46 
30 

6 

1 
1 
5 
5 

1 

0 
6 
9 
9 
4 

SO 
40 
64 
73 
88 
8() 
88 
88 
73 
67 
47 

0 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

20      48-0 

22-4 
25-2 
37-2 
487 
60-6 
661 
66  6 
57-4 
440 
39-8 
25-8 

40 
0-8 

8 

10 

1 

1 

0 

March 

April  .         .    . 

3  0 
100 
32  0 
38-0 
480 
460 
3S0 
250 
10  0 

50 

37  0 
540 
410 
50  0 
380 
42  0 
50-0 
480 
570 
420 

1 

1 
2 

1 

0 

.Mny 

0 

.Inly 

575 
58-3 
49-2 
381 
327 
21-3 

i:'2 

167 
16  4 
11-8 
14-2 
91 

1 

1 

SfiptPinber 

5 

1 

November 

December 

10 

1 
9 

40 

8 

] 

2 

3 

2 
0 

Year 

1     50 

5 

35-8 

147 

88 

0 

1-0 

89-0 

43-2 

67 

13 

Monthly  and  Annual  .Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Port  Dover — Latitude,  N.  42°  47';  Longitude,  W.  80°  13'. 

Height  above  Sea,  635  feet. 


MOSTH. 

i 

Temperature. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

-a 

1 

i 

£ 

3 
< 

a>  o 

sec 

Wind,  Direction  from 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 
Min. 

Mean 

Daily    Max. 
Range 

Min. 

Range 

Mthly 
Mean. 

< 

P 

4i 

S 

< 

o 

5 

11 

13 

5 

2 

15 

6 
3 
4 
1 
0 
2 
2 
3 
2 
0 
2 
1 

26 

1 
4 
6 
1 
4 
6 
3 
4 
5 
1 

2 
44 

4 
3 
10 
5 
3 
5 

45 

m 

3 

3 

0 

4 

6 

3 

3 

1 

5 

3 

1 

2 

"~ 
34 

02 

4 
1 
0 
4 
1 
2 
5 
3 
3 
3 
8 
1 

36 

3 
3 
0 

f 

7 
6 
3 
6 
5 
6 
2 
4 

52 

&■ 

3 
7 
5 
3 
4 
3 
5 
7 
2 
8 
4 
10 

61 

7 
4 
6 
5 
5 
3 
9 
3 
4 
8 
5 
7 

66 

3 

31  7 
31  2 
35  6 
490 
60-5 
72-2 
74-9 
76-4 
680 
52-9 
48-6 
29-5 

18-4 
18 '6 
22-6 
32  5 
44  2 
55-3 
.57-5 
58-4 
497 
36-8 
35-8 
19-5 

13-3 
12-6 
130 
16  5 
16  3 
169 

57  1 

14  4 
9-4 
9-2 

15  1 
29-5 
41-5 
46-5 
43  1 
35  0 
24- 1 
15-2 

50 

71  ^ 

25  0 

in. 

1-60 

2-22 

1-85 

3-55 

5-50 

1'90 

2-63 

3-61 

0-85 

175 

4-40 

271 

10 

i 

6 

14 

15 

8 

8 

8 

6, 

9 

12 

4 

in. 
10  0 
20-8 
19-2 
10-3 
0  9 

0 

42 
46 
70 

78 

5 
1 
5 
5 
2 
5 
1 
5 
4 

0 

51 
.36 
55 
49 
41 
37 
42 
48 
51 
47 
49 

9 
9 
4 
(1 
7 
0 
0 
5 
3 
0 
2 

24 
29 
40 
52 
63 
66 
67 
58 
44 
42 
24 

9 
1 
8 
4 
8 
2 
4 
9 
8 
2 
5 

0 

1 

3 
4 
5 

7 
3 
3 

.... 
1 

26 

0 

\liril 

0 

May 

1 

1 

0 

Jiilv 

17-4I    9.% 

0 

180 
18-3 
16  1 
12-8 
10-0 

85 
83 
75 
62 

0 

September 

October 

November 

December 

0 

10-8 

3-3 

16-6 

2 

2 
14 

1 

1 

0 

44  2 

3 

0 

Year 

52-5I    -'i7-4 

15  0 

851 

14-4 

90 

5 

45 

n 

32-57 

107 

91-9 

54 

2 

METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES,  ONTARIO. 


165 


Monthly  and  Anmial  .Suiniuaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Renfrew — Latitude  N.  45°  26' ;  Lonj,'itude  W.  76°  3'J'. 

Height  aljove  Sea,  -116  feet. 


1 

TK.MrEltAl'LUK. 

Raix. 

SNOW. 

fe 

2> 

i 

Mean 
Max. 

Mean 

Min. 

Mean 
Daily 
Range 

Max. 

Min.   Range  ^l^!;|,y 

< 

1 

< 

1 

15 

13 

13 

3 

2 

24-4 

2-2 

0-7 

no 

26-3 
42-3 
510 
54-8 
526 

o 

22-2 
28-7 
25-4 
20-9 
19-2 
29  4 
24-4 
29  fi 

45  0 
470 
480 
67  0 
780 
95  0 
940 
960 

1 

.         i         o 

24  fll     6901      1.^-3 

in. 

1-57 

0-.30 

0'65 

2-72 

3-79 

102 

4-69 

1  53 

2-60 

]]6 

0-88 

0  00 

3 

1 

2 

7 

18 

4 

18 

7 

10 

10 

12 

0 

in. 
15-7 
29-8 
30-4 
6  5 
0  6 

28 
3G 
47 
61 
80 
79 
83, 
70 
56 
44 
25 

0 
4 
2 
5 
4 
2 
.2 
0 
1 
7 
6 

20 
4 
13 
28 
34 
41 
3() 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

670 
52  0 
540 
50  0 
610 
530 

13-7 
23-7 
36-7 
51-9 

65  7 
670 

April     

May 

Juno 

.,. 

July 

August 

600     67-4 
640'    574 
65  «     44  6 
720     34o 
560     17o 

44  7     25  3 
330     231 

93  0,     29 
82- Oi     17 

i 

October ] 

Nuvcin'oL-r 

December 

24-2 
9-4 

20  .^j 
-16 -2 

640 
42  0 

8 
14 

16  2 
199 

6 
13 

i 

.■>3  0      29  3i     23-7 

.960 

•?A 

0 

( 
1200      411 

20-91 

92 

119  1 

65 

Monthly  and  Annual  Suiuniarie.s  for  the  Year  1909,  Uxbridge — Latitude,  N.  44°  5';  Longitude,  VV.  79'  24'. 

Height  above  Sea,  350  feet. 


Month. 


January. . . 
Feliruary. . 
March  . . . . 
April  . .    , . 

May 

June 

July 

August. . . . 
September 
October . .  . 
November 
December . 

Year  . 


TEMl'ERATlltK. 


Me*n  Mean 
Ma.\.    Min. 


Mean 
Daily 
Range 


26 

0 

14  7 

27 

1 

14-8 

31 

9 

17-8 

46 

5 

30  1 

61 

5 

41-8 

76 

9 

52-4 

75 

8 

55  1 

77 

7 

54-4 

66 

3 

471 

51 

5 

34-8 

44 

4 

30-9 

28 

4 

15-9 

Max.    Min 


R-^e|ei^ 


11  3 

12o 

I 

141 

'16  ■4! 

19 -71 

24-5: 

20-7 

23-3 

19-2 

16-7 

13  5 

12-5 


ol-2j     34-2     17-0 


47  0 
45  0 
410 
67  0 
78-0 
890 
890 
91-5 
880 
730 
640 
430 


91-5 


58  0 

59  0 
450 
550 
490 
500 


440 

65 

5 

55-5 

66 

0 

580 

.56 

7 

550 

43 

1 

580 

37 

7 

550 

22 

2 

Rain. 


< 


14  0 


105O|     42-71    23 


4 
3 

11 
2 
12 
4 


Snow. 


e 

< 


S-5 

190 

22  0 

4-0 

2-0 


9 

7!       4-0 

3I      130 


J; 


44,     78il    72-5 


0)  ^ 


401, 


166 


METEOKOLOQICAI,    TABLKS,    NOVA    SCOTIA. 


Monthly  and  Annual  .Summaries  for  the  Year  1909,  Truro — Latitude,  N.  45°  22';  Longitude,  W.  6o°  18'. 

Height  above  Sea,  77  feet. 


MuNTIl. 


Temperature  of  tae  Ath. 


Jiiiiuai-y I     16 


I'^Rbru.'it-y . . 

M;ircli 

April 

May 

.Time 

.Tilly 

August. .  . . 
September. 

October 

November. 
December . 

Year . . 


1  p.m. 


9  p.ui. 


Mean. 


407 


497 


41-8 


43 


Mean 
Max. 


Mean 
Min. 


53-4 


10 
!) 
22 
29 
37 
45 
54 
52 
47 
39 
30 
20 


33-3 


Mean 
Daily 
Kange 


20-1 


Mean. 


Max. 


43-3 


o7  3 
50-7 
52-4 
69  5 
74-8 
84-8 
900 
£4  5 
83-5 
76-2 
68-4 
440 


Min. 


900 


230 


Wind,  Direction  from 


18 

6 

17 

13 

15 

11 

2 

4 

7 

5 

20 


126i 


fit 

p4 

w 

02 

^ 

^ 
■^ 

12 

6 

3 

7 

11 

10 

19 

11 

3 

5 

7 

14 

16 

10 

6 

3 

(J 

3 

19 

13 

8 

13 

8 

6 

6 

23 

6 

12 

13 

8 

3 

13 

16 

3 

16 

4 

1 

2 

16 

.31 

10 

4 

5 

0 

3 

17 

34 

10 

3 

8 

4 

3 

9 

14 

21 

8 

5 

3 

15 

11 

23 

5 

1 

0 

4 

8 

11 

30 

16 

8 

11 

4 

3 

14 

12 

5 

14 

20 

3 

2 

« 

20 

20 

15 

108 

47 

59 

114 

247 

135 

118 

12 
11 
3 
6 
11 
16 
22 
20 
11 


131 


Month  . 

Force  ok  Wind. 

h 

3I.0DDED  Sky. 

Rain. 

Snow. 

J 

1 

1    -  ■  ■ 

1 

i 
s 

3 
< 

no 

g 

a 

s 

CO 

s 

< 

1 

S 

f 

.Tanuary 



% 

77 
('.6 
66 
G3 
69 
56 
71 
58 
70 
G8 
75 
93 

% 
73 
66 
66 
69 
71 
BO 
63 
55 
63 
68 
74 
96 

% 
66 
71 
70 
72 
66 
48 
61 
48 
50 
62 
73 
82 

% 

72 
68 
67 
68 
69 
52 
65 
54 
61 
66 
74 
90 

in. 
2-4fi 

i\ 

in. 
24-4 
13-5 
14-2 
9-9 

14 

^^ 

10 

1(1 

...       ■ 

2 

2 
1 
3 
0 
4 
4 
4 
6 
3 
0 

15           6 
12          8 
86           9 
67         16 

861          6 

....        1 

2 

1 

April 1 

1 

May .      . 

1 

.f  unn 

2 
4 
>2 
7 
3 

1 
1 

.Tuly 

96 
97 
00 
14 
79 
86 

15 
13 
12 

19 
12 

8 

4 

2 

October 

0-3 

21 

31  9 

2 

■     5 
19 

4 
5 

10 

November    .   .              ... 





1 
22 

4 

69 

68 

64 

67 

37 

R4 

130 

96-3 

71 

7 

P^RT    III. 


Bi-hourly  and  Hourly  Temperature  and  Barometric  Pressure  during  the  Year  1909. 


Temperature  — 

At  Victoria,  B.C _ page  168 

Regina,  Sask "  192 

Winnipeg,  Man "  202 

Toronto,  Ont "  226 

Montreal,  Que "  250 

Quebec,  Que "  262 

Pressure — 

At  Victoria,  B.C "  274 

Toronto,  Ont "  298 

Montreal,  Que "  322 


168 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

Temperature  at  Victoria,  B.C.  (l"20th  Meridian  Standard  Time),  for 


DAT. 

1 

Horn  F 

NDING 

1  a.nj. 

2  a.m. 

3  a.m. 

4  a.m. 

5  a.m. 

6  a.m. 

7  a.m. 

8  a.m. 

• 

9  a.m. 

10  a.m. 

11  a.m. 

Noon. 

o 

o 

o 

» 

. 

o 

o 

« 

o 

o 

1 

35-5 

356 

357 

35-9 

35 

9 

35 

4 

35 

0 

35 

0 

35-3 

36  1 

36-8 

36-9 

O 

;«  3 

35-3 

30  0 

36  3 

36 

4 

36 

2 

3() 

2 

36 

4 

37-0 

38-0 

.39  0 

39-8 

3 

43  4 

42-8 

41-2 

40-2 

39 

9 

40 

0 

40 

3 

40 

7 

41-7 

42-8 

43-0 

440 

4 

387 

38  0 

37-4 

35  3 

34 

2 

33 

2 

33 

0 

32 

9 

32  3 

32  1 

31  3 

30-8 

5 

17-9 

176 

170 

16-0 

15 

I 

15 

4 

16 

0 

16 

7 

17-3 

18-2 

19-3 

20-8 

C 

20-3 

20-1 

20  0 

19-4 

18 

3 

18 

0 

17 

2 

IB 

9 

16  6 

16-6 

16-7 

16-7 

7 

11!) 

117 

11  3 

11-1 

9 

4 

9 

3 

9 

3 

H 

5 

9  8 

9-9 

9-9 

9-8 

.s. .  . 

10  2 
14-3 
17-8 

10  .■! 
14  7 
17-5 

10-4 
150 
17-.? 

10  7 
15-3 
171 

11 
15 
17 

0 
6 

1 

11 
15 

17 

0 
6 

1 

11 

(I 

U 
15 

18 

0 
6 

2 

U-4 
16-2 
18-9 

12  3 
16-5 
19  3 

13-2 
16-9 
20  0 

14  5 

;i 

15  5 

180 

10 

18 

1 

21-0 

11 

200 

19-9 

19  9 

19-8 

»19 

7 

19 

3 

19 

0 

18 

1 

19-5 

20  4 

210 

21-9 

12 

151 

15  3 

16  S 

18-0 

19 

0 

19 

8 

20 

3 

21 

2 

21-6 

22-3 

23  9 

25-8 

13 

25  4 

25-3 

250 

250 

24 

8 

25 

0 

25 

9 

27 

0 

28-0 

29  0 

300 

30  8 

14 

270 

26  0 

26 -9 

271 

27 

2 

27 

3 

27 

7 

27 

6 

28-8 

28-8 

29-0 

290 

15 

31-5 

31-7 

31-1 

31-2 

31 

0 

32 

0 

41 

5 

42 

3 

43  1 

43  5 

45  0 

47  1 

16 

3n-8 

380 

36-8 

34-8 

34 

0 

32 

3 

32 

0 

31 

3 

330 

36  0 

40  0 

41-0 

1- ! 

4lifi 

46  S 

16  1 

45  1 

45 

0 

45 

1 

44 

o 

44 

1 

44-1 

45  0 

48-1 

47-8 

18.. 

IJ  II 

41   s 

12  0 

42  1 

42 

o 

■42 

2 

42 

1 

42 

0 

41-9 

42-2 

43-0 

43-5 

19 

43  !l 

44  3 

44 

9 

45-5 

46  o 

40 

(> 

46 

3 

36 

2 

46  3 

46-6 

480 

50  6 

20 

400 

39-9 

39 

8 

39  4 

38 

5 

37 

2 

36 

0 

3E 

9 

35-3 

35-5 

39-5 

41-3 

21 

340 

341 

34 

1 

342 

34 

8 

34 

7 

35 

1 

35 

i 

36-0 

36-3 

36  7 

36-8 

22 

3fi0 

36- 1 

37 

0 

34-8 

33 

0 

32 

0 

31 

9 

33 

1 

35-5 

37  0 

380 

39-1 

23 

36- 1 

36-4 

35 

8 

34-5 

34 

3 

35 

0 

34 

5 

33 

2 

33  0 

34-3 

35-8 

36-6 

24 

30-9 

30-2 

30 

3 

31-0 

31 

0 

31 

8 

32 

0 

34 

5 

36-9 

37-2 

37-5 

37-9 

25..    .    .. 

38-2 

38-3 

38 

3 

38-2 

38 

0 

38 

0 

38 

6 

38 

7 

39-0 

391 

40-5 

41-8 

2(3 

350 

35-9 

35 

9 

35-9 

36 

3 

36 

7 

36 

8 

36 

9 

37-0 

38-5 

40-3 

400 

27 

38-5 

3", -6 

38 

0 

40-3 

39 

0 

37 

5 

37 

0 

37 

0 

36-5 

38-5 

39-8 

41  0 

28..     .... 

30  1 

30  3 

29 

9 

29  3 

30 

7 

31 

0 

31 

2 

31 

8 

32-3 

34-1 

370 

38-6 

20 

41-9 

42  0 

42 

0 

42-0 

42 

5 

42 

3 

42 

2 

42 

4 

43  0 

43-1 

433 

44-0 

.'10 

43-5 

43-5 

43 

3 

43 -0 

42  0 

41 

0 

40 

8 

40 

7 

40-0 

42  0 

■14-5 

45  0 

3! 

41-4 

40-2 

39 

9 

37-8 

37  0 

40 

0 

41 

5 

42 

0 

42-8 

43  8 

44-8 

45-0 

Mean 

31-71 

31  55 

31-45 

31-17 

30-94 

30-92 

31-23 

31-46 

31-94 

32-74 

33-93 

34-74 

METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

each  Hour,  during  the  Month  of  January,  1909. 


169 


lluL  i(  I'Jnuinc: 


Mean. 


1  p.m.  2  p.m.  3  p.m.  t  p. iii.  ;i  p. m.  (i  p.m.  7  p.m.  .8  p.ii 


30  4 
401 
43-7 
300 
22-8 
16-7 
!P0 
150 
18-7 

21  !) 

22  8 
2ti-8 
30-7 
30  0 
450 
41-4 

40  7 
43  0 
4!)  0 
42  0 
37  2 
39-2 
37-8 
38-2 
430 
39-ft 
42-9 

41  0 
15  0 
40- 1 
45-2 

3507 


35-8 
40  9 
43-7 
29-2 
23!) 
17  1 
SO 
15  3 
IS  !l 
22- 1 
23  1 
■2i;-'.l 
311  4 
300 
451 
42-3 
•10  5 
42  7 
47  11 

42  2 
38-3 
39-2 
38  1 
33S 

43  1 
.39  S 
43  0 
41-8 
45  0 
45  0 
45-4 

35  18 


34-4 

41-8 
43  0 
28-8 
237 
170 

8-5 
15  1 
l.s  9 
22  0 
23-5 
20  9 
31) -4 
.30  0 
45  0 
43  2 
40  0 
42  8 
40  9 
42-7 
39-4 
38  9 

38  II 

39  0 
42-9 
400 
42-4 
41-5 
•15 -6 
15-5 
45  0 

35  12 


3     I 

9 

9 

6 

0 

5 

3 

8 

y 

8 


23-2 

2I> 


42  0 
41  3 

45  5 
45  11 
45  0 

34-69 


,34-2 
42  0 


14  0 
18-9 
21-0 
220 
20-2 
31-3 
28-8 

42  0 

43  0 
43  5 

42  1 
4.V3 
41  () 
411  2 
37-5 
30  0 
38-5 
40  8 
38-3 
40  3 
400 
45  0 

43  0 
45  0 

33-95 


34  5 
42  0 
40-8 
24-1 
22-4 
14-5 
10-0 
13  9 
18-9 
20-8 
20  1 
20  2 
31  9 
281 
•12  0 

42  3 

43  0 
42  2 
44-5 

40  0 
39  9 
.-SO  1 

35  1 
38-2 
38-1 
385 
38-5 
40- 1 
413 

41  8 

44  4 

33-46 


I  p.m. 


33  11 


35  0 
43  1 
40  0 
21-6 
22- 1 
14  0 
10  1 
13  9 
18-7 
20  1 
16-0 
25  1 
31  3 
29-8 
40  1 
13  0 

42  0 
42-5 

43  1 
381 
37  1 
35  0 
34  1 
38- 1 
38-3 
38-3 
35-3 
41-4 
43-7 
43- 1 
45  0 

32-87 


10  p.m. 


32-87 


U  p.m. 


35  2 
43-3 
39  5 
20  0 


22 

13 

10 

13 

18 

20-1 

13-4 

25-8 

29  3 


31 

40 

45 

42 

42 

40 

30 

38 

35 

34 

38 

38 

38 

31 

41 

43 

43  0 

■15  1 

32-70 


26 
28 
31 
40 
45 
42 
42 
40 
34 
38 
34 
34 
38 
38 
.38 
31 


Mid- 
night. 


14  3 
ISO 
20  1 

15  1 


41  7 
43-4 
43  0 
45  0 

32-60 


35  2 
43-4 
391 
18-8 
21  0 
12-2 
10  0 
14  2 


8 
0 
0 
9 

28-3 

31 

40 

46 

42 

43 

40  0 


34 
37 
36 
33 
38 
38 
3S 
30 
41 
13 
42 
45 

32-40 


35 

38 

39 

55 

41 

33 

29 

01 

19 

85 

16 

30 

;( 

91 

12 

S3 

17 

19 

19 

.59 

19 

.50 

23 

02 

28 

03 

28 

89 

39 

83 

39 

67 

44 

77 

42 

4 

45 

20 

38 

e9 

.36 

93 

.36 

13 

35 

23 

35 

91 

39 

48 

38 

04 

37 

87 

30 

69 

43 

47 

43 

03 

43 

15 

I 


32-83 


170 


METEOROtOOICAL    TABLES. 

Temperature  at  Victoria,  B.C.  (120th  Meridian  Standard  Time),  for 


Hour  Endinc 


UA¥. 


I  a.m.  2  a.m.  3  a.m.  '4  a.m.  5  a.m.  6  a.m.  7  a.m.     i     S  a. m.  '.1  a.m.  10  a.m.        11  a.m.    ;   Noon. 


K. 

fl. 
10. 
11. 
12. 
13. 
14., 
15.. 
16.. 
17.. 
18.. 
10,. 
20.. 
21.. 
22.. 
■2X. 


26. 


28. 


Mean  . 


ibO 
460 
41-8 

Sir  2 

37  S 

34  6 

35  0 
34  0 

41  0 

40  I 
33  2 
31  1 
31-8 
368 
441 
45  3 

42  7 
44-8 
447 
3it  7 
331 
38-7 

41  2 
41-2 
351 
:550^ 
421 
37-9 

.Si)  04 


44  11 
46S 
41-8 
300 

35  0 

36  0 
34-8 

34  3 
40-9 
40  2 
32  8 
,30  8 

31  7 
3S(i 

43  8 
45-8 
42  2 
43-8 

44  3 
39  3 

32  5 

38  8 
41-2 
41-8 

35  0 
.35  1 
42  1 

37  3 

39  04 


44  8 
47  9 

41  0 

38  3 
38 -7 
36-9 
34  1 

34  8 

39  8 
39  9 
32  0 
29-9 

31  :, 

39  J 
43  0 
460 

42  0 

43  5 
43-3 
39  1  I 
.31-6  ' 
39  1 
411 
42-2 

35  0 
36-5 
42  0 
37-2 

38-96 


44  9 
47  0 
41-3 
37 -9 

38  0 

37  3 
34  1 
348 
.38-9 

39  7 
32  0 
29 '8 
317 
39  3 

42  9 
46  0 
417 
43-8 

43  2 

38  8 
31(1 

39  1 
41-2 
43-5 
35-8 
;!8-5 
419 
373 

38  98 


44-2 
47  2 
41-9 
,37-4 

.38  0 
39  0 
34 -8 
34  1 
39  ■  0 

38  0 
31  0 
29  4 
31  ,S 

41  2 

42  9 
46  3 
40-8 
44  2 

43  3 
37  5 
30(1 

39  •  3 
41  3 
44-6 
36-5 
4(1  9 
41  5 
37  9 

.39  08 


44  0 

47  0 
41  0 

36  0 

37  0 
.39  0 
33-8 

34  0 

38  7 
.37  9 
29 -8 

28  8 
31  ■  3 

41  0 

42  3 
46  1 

40  0 
44  3 

43  4 
37(1 

29  3 
38  8 

41  2 
43  8 

35  8 
408 
41   0 

36  n 

.38  57 


43  (i 
46  7 
40  2 

36  3 
37 -2 

39  0 
337 
.34  5 

38  0 

37  9 
29  2 

28  4 
3(1-3 
410 

42  5 
46  0 

40  0 

44  3 
430 
3(i  •  U 

29  0 
.38  0 

41  4 

43  1 
35-2 
4(1  0 

39  8 
37  0 

38-26 


43  8 
46  0 
39  7 
.36-2 
37-3 
39  1 
34  8 

36  1 

37  0 
37-9 

28  3 
2S-7 
29-7 

12  :; 

13-1 
460 
42  0 

44  3 

41  0 
.35  1 

29  4 
39  0 

42  0 

43  2 
36  0 
40-2 
39-7 
39  3 

38-47 


45  0 

46  4 
39  8 
37  3 
38-5 
.39  4 
.36  (I 
3()  9 

39  -  0 
37  9 
32  (I 
2.S  ;i 

.•!1  1 

44  (I 

44  0 
46  7 
43  2 

45  0 
41  3 

:i7  3 

31-0 
41  (I 
43  0 
43  3 
400 
41-8 
41-3 

40  2 

39  69 


45  9 
46-9 

40  8 
39-5 
39-6 
39  9 
.37-3 
38-9 

41  1 
37  8 
35  0 
29  2 
.■il  8 
44  3 
4."r8 
4()-.s 

44  0 

45  3 
41-8 
38-5 
34  0 

42  1 

43  8 

44  0 
41  7 
421 
42-8 
40-7 

40-76 


46  3 

48  5 

42  0 
41-8 
40  9 
40  3 
41-0 

40  0 

41  3 
39  0 
37  3 
.30  4 
32  8 
45-0 

47  8 
47-5 
47-8 
47  (1 
41  8 
41  0 
4(1  0 
43-1 
45-0 
45-3 
43-7 

43  (I 

44  (I 
41  3 

42-32 


47  0 

49  8 

43-8 
43-8 

40  3 
42  0 
42-8 

41  0 
41-6 

41  3 
38-8 
31  8 
.34-8 

47  8 
.50  0 

50  0 

48  3 
47  8 

42  1 
42  8 

42  S 

43  1 
46-2 
45-5 
45  0 

44  8 
45-0 
41  9 

4»-64 


METEOKOLOGICAL    TABLES. 

each  Hour,  during  the  Month  of  February,  1909. 


171 


Hofii  Emiin(; 

1 

M«an. 

1  i-n.. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

(i  IMII. 

7  p  m. 

S  p  in. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Mid- 
night. 

0 

o 

^ 

- 

^ 

- 

■> 

o 

" 

» 

= 

o 

47-2 

47  1 

47  0 

46 

7 

46  0 

45  3 

45  0 

45 

0 

45  0 

44  9 

442 

43  7 

45  27 

19  0 

4.S  0 

40  3 

46 

1 

46  0 

44  0 

42  4 

42 

2 

42  1 

41  8 

41  7 

41  7 

45  73 

44  1 

44-2 

44-0 

43 

8 

43 

0 

42  2 

42  0 

41 

o 

40-8 

39  3 

.39  0 

39-3 

41  01 

43!) 

43-5 

43  1 

43 

2 

43 

1 

42-8 

42  0 

40 

8 

40  1 

4(t  0 

39  3 

37  1 

40  07 

39 -8 

40  3 

40  4 

39 

8 

39 

6 

39  7 

38-0 

36 

2 

35  0 

34  S 

34  0 

.34-3 

;     'x>  1.)$. 

44  0 

44-8 

45- 0 

44 

7 

43 

8 

42  1 

41  0 

40 

2 

.39 -8 

38  8 

37-6 

36  1 

40-(l2 

429 

43  2 

43  0 

42 

9 

42 

3 

41  0 

39-3 

38 

8 

37  0 

35-3 

34  8 

33  9 

37-78 

42-3 

43  1 

43  8 

43 

0 

42 

2 

41-0 

40  0 

.38 

2 

39-8 

40  0 

40  7 

4(1  9 

38 -68 

42  6 

42  6 

42  8 

42 

5 

42 

0 

40  9 

39  8 

39 

4 

40  0 

40-0 

40  3 

400 

40-4-2 

43  8 

44-8 

44  1 

43 

0 

41 

4 

40  0 

38  8 

37 

3 

36  9 

36  9 

36  3 

.35  S 

39  45 

39  'I 

40  1 

40  1 

,.  39 

9 

38 

8 

37  0 

&5-0 

33 

0 

31  3 

31-6 

31  3 

31  1 

.-54  19 

31-3 

31   1 

31   2 

31 

4 

31 

3 

31  0 

.■?r9 

31 

8 

31  7 

31  8 

.31-7 

31 -(i 

30  03 

3.J  7 

3ii  4 

:«;  7 

30 

9 

37 

0 

34-3 

XV  \ 

34 

1 

35-5 

37-1 

37  8 

37  4 

!       33-f5 

49  0 

49  9 

49  9 

47 

8 

44 

8 

44-2 

■44-3 

44 

1 

44  5 

44  0 

44  0 

441 

43  79 

.")0  8 

50  S 

49  2 

48 

9 

48 

5 

471 

47-2 

47  3 

46  0 

44-8 

45-1 

45  3 

45  97 

52- 1 

52  3 

51-8 

.50 

8 

50 

1 

48-2 

47  0 

45 

8 

448 

44  0 

43-0 

42-8 

47  ■  13 

48-8 

501 

49  9 

49 

0 

48 

3 

46-8 

45-5 

45 

0 

446 

44  3 

45-2 

45-4 

1       44-90 

49  0 

49- 1 

49  1 

49 

0 

49 

7 

48  0 

46  0 

45 

0 

44  0 

43  2 

43  2 

44  3 

45  74 

41  3 

41  6 

41  0 

40 

1 

40 

1 

40  0 

411  0 

40 

0 

40  0 

400 

40  0 

39-9 

41  55 

43  1 

44  0 

44-2 

44 

2 

44 

0 

42  2 

40  5 

39 

1 

37  8 

37  0 

36  0 

34  5 

3!|-.53 

44  8 

45  0 

45  0 

44 

2 

43 

5 

42  1 

40  8 

40 

1 

398 

39  9 

39  0 

38-7 

37-36 

43  0 

42  7 

42  0 

41 

2 

41 

1 

41  1 

41  1 

41 

1 

41  2 

41  2 

41  2 

41  3 

40  70 

47-8 

48  1 

48  2 

48 

0 

47 

3 

460 

440 

43 

0 

42  0 

41  8 

41  1 

41-3 

43  03 

47  2 

47-3 

4li'li 

45 

5 

45 

9 

45-3 

44  0 

43  0 

41  0 

39  0 

37  2 

30-1 

■13  30 

46  0 

46-9 

47  1 

46 

8 

46 

0 

451 

44  3 

43  8 

42  5 

41  4 

39 -n 

371 

40  87 

1 

45  3 

45  7 

45  9 

45 

7 

45 

1 

44  2 

44  1 

43  2 

42  5 

42  2 

42  0 

41  9 

j       41-94 

46  2 

46  9 

46  S 

46 

7 

46 

0 

43  1 

41  0 

39-4 

39  0 

.39  0 

38-2 

38- 1 

42  23 

43  3 

44  0 

44  1 

44 

0 

43 

0 

41-5 

39-8 

39-1 

38  8 

38-1 

37-7 

38-4 

[ 

39  86 

44-44 

44-77 

44-56 

44  14 

43-57 

42  36 

41-35 

40-64 

40  12 

39-75 

39  33 

.39-00  j 

40  87 

172 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

Temperature  at  Victoria,  B.C.  (120th  Meridian  Standard  Time),  for 


HoLH  Ending 


Uav. 


1  a.ui.         2  a.ni.      ,   3  a,.m.     I     ■!  a.m.         5  a.m.         (i  a.m.         7  a.m.         8  a.m.         !)  a.m.         lu  a.m.        11a.m.       Noon. 


1.... 

2. .    . 

3.... 

4. .    . 

5.. 

ti.... 

7. . . . 

8.,    . 

!). 
HI.,    . 
11.    .. 
12. ,  .  , 

la 

u..  . 

15 

16..    .. 
17.. 
IS..    .. 

1!) 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

2.5..... 

2() 

27 

2t< 

2!l 

3o;.  .. 

31 

Mean . 


38  4 
40  3 
44  1 
410 
35  2 
388 
32  t; 
41-7 
33-2 
34  0 
34  S 

39  0 
38-8 
43-1 
34  2 
3o  2 
10- I 
37  0 
39-8 
38-4 
43  1 
3(i-2 
37  1 
380 
38-8 
38 -8 
43- 1 
4G0 
42  0 
450 
4()-2 

39- 15 


38  7 
.39  3 
44  0 
41-4 
340 
38-2 
325 
41-8 
32-8 
.33  7 
34  1 
.39  0 

39  ■  0 
43  3 
33  8 
.34  3 
39-8 
38  0 
39-8 
38-0 
42-9 
35-3 
3(>-7 
36-7 
38  1 
37-7 
42-5 
45-5 
41  G 
450 
4B  1 

38  82 


38-8 
39  1 
441 
40-2 
340 
38-0 
33-2 
41-7 
.32  4 
33-8 
33-9 
390 
400 
42-8 
34  0 
34  0 
391 
39'8 
39 -8 
370 
420 
338 
35 -5 
35-9 
37-2 
371 
42  5 

44  9 
41  3 
•14 -3 

45  7 

38  ;55 


39  0 
38- 1 
440 
38-9 
.33  0 
37'8 
340 
41-7 
320 
34-2 
33  0 
.39  0 

40  1 
42-7 
33  0 
38  3 
39-2 
40-1 
39-9 
.36  (i 

40  5 
33  0 
3G  3 
.35 -8 
361 
.36  2 
42  3 
44  6 

41  2 
44  0 
45-8 

38-40 


39-9 
38-3 
43-8 
.39  (I 
33  0 

38  0 
35  5 
41  9 
32  0 
35  3 
32  5 

39  0 

40  8 
42-8 
32  0 
40  0 
39-1 
411-6 
39  8 
36 -7 
387 
32-3 
37-8 

35  2 
35-5 

36  0 
43  0 
43-8 

43  0 

44  0 

45  7 

38-55 


40  0 
38-7 
13  3 
37-4 
33-7 
37  9 
36  3 

41  9 
32  3 
35-6 
32  2 

39  0 

40  4 
42-3 
311 
40-3 
38-8 
40  8 
39  5 
37-9 
37-7 
32-2 
38-2 
34-8 
361 
360 
43-8 
43  0 

43  9 

44  0 
45- 1 

38-52 


411 
38-7 
43-5 
37-3 
33  1 
38-2 
38-2 
41-9 

36  0 

37  0 
35 -0 
39-1 
40-7 
420 
31-0 
.39  0 
.30  0 
41  2 

38  9 
330 
36-5 
32-4 
371 
380 
37-5 
3G-5 

44  5 
43-8 
14 -0 
45-0 

45  0 

39  07 


41-9 
400 
43-8 
380 
36-3 
,39-9 
38-9 
42-5 
39-9 
39  •  2 
38-5 
39-2 
411 
42-0 
31  0 
43-8 
42-5 
42  1 
38-7 

41  0 
430 
33-3 

42  3 
42  0 
42-0 
400 
45-8 
45 -1 

44  1 
46 -R 

45  0 

40-95 


42-3 

42  3  I 

45-8 

39-5  i 

390  ' 

40-7  ! 

40-8  I 

43-0     ! 
I 
41-3 

42-0  ; 

41  3 

40  0 

43  2 
43-5 
400 
44-8 
44-2 
43-2 

41  1 
42-5 
45 -0 
400 
48  3 
46  8 
46-5 
460 
48-5 
46  3 
45-8 
48-0 
4G  8 

43-50 


42-8 
43-1 
47-5 
40  8 

40  0 
41-8 

41  1 
43  1 
42-3 
43-8 
42-8 
41-2 
42-2 
45-1 

43  5 
45  9 
43-8 

44  0 
420 
43-7 
47-0 

45  0 
43-8 
490 
48-0 
49-5 
49  3 
46-8 
48-7 
48-3 
48 -3 

44-88 


43-5 
43-5 
48 -1 
42-0 
41-8 
44  0 
43  0 

43  0 
45-7 
45-2 
440 
42-8 
448 
48-0 
46  0 
48-3 
441 

44  8 

44  0 

45  0 
48-5 
18-5 
51-9 
.53-5 
49-8 
520 
50-6 
47-4 
49-2 
51-2 
19  0 

46  56 


44  0 
l> 

50-0 
43-6 
42-8 
45-1 
44-5 
43  7 
461 
46-8 
45-2 
43  6 

45  0 
50  0 
490 
490 
45  0 

45  8 

46  0 
45-8 
50-0 
49-9 
.52-1 
55 -2 
50-2 
53-8 
51-6 
50  0 
49-8 
51-3 
50  8 

47-72 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


173 


each  Hour,  during  the  Month  of  March,  1909. 


HOIR 

•iNDtNG 

Me.'in. 

1  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Mid- 
night. 

„ 

= 

° 

= 

« 

" 

- 

<- 

o 

= 

« 

» 

45-ri 

44  9 

44  4 

44  0 

42  6 

41-3 

40  9 

41  0 

41  0 

41(1 

41  2 

41  2 

41  (W 

40 -(i 

470 

47  0 

46-0 

46  0 

45  2 

44-3 

44-7 

45  3 

45  7 

45  2 

44  3 

43-08 

-.1-0 

.51  0 

49  .S 

48-7 

15-0 

43  3 

42  9 

43  1 

43  1 

42-S 

41-7 

41-2 

45  23 

441 

45  4 

45  7 

44  8 

42  0 

40(1 

.39  8 

.39  4 

3S-5 

37  5 

36-5 

.36-1 

40  37 

44-2 

45  1 

461 

467 

46-0 

44  II 

42  :■. 

410 

40  1 

39-8 

39  2 

.391     j 

39-57 

46  8 

47-9 

48-8 

49  (1 

48 -.S 

41 -.3 

42  0 

41  0 

38-0 

3(1  2 

34  (> 

33  2 

41-27 

4fi  2 

46-3 

45  0 

450 

43-8 

43-1 

42-8 

42-7 

42  9 

43  0 

42  1 

41  8 

40 -(>8 

4.-,  5 

46  9 

45-5 

441 

43  1 

42  5 

410 

.38-8 

37  5 

3C  4 

.36  0 

350 

41-66 

48  3 

47  2 

47  1 

47-0 

46  9 

44 -0 

42  0 

38-8 

.37-3 

.35  5 

34-3 

34  6 

39-54 

47-6 

4.S  3 

48  4 

47-6 

47  4 

46  0 

43  0 

41  0 

40  0 

37  7 

:!(•.  4 

.36-' 

40  84 

4.=) -3 

45  3 

45-8 

45  3 

45  0 

43  1 

41  0 

39  8 

.37  2 

38  0 

39  5 

3!.  1 

39-64 

44  7 

44  9 

45  3 

45 -n 

44  3 

43 -S 

43  0 

42  8 

42  1 

40  1 

39  (1 

37-8 

41.36 

45 -r> 

4C-U 

46  7 

46-9 

46  1 

45  7 

44 -.S 

44  3 

44  0 

43  9 

43  8 

43  6 

43 -.31 

."H)  9 

51  2 

51-1 

:50-S 

50  0 

48  0 

45  (1 

42  2 

40  5 

39-8 

.36  0 

35  2 

44-50 

53  5 

.54 -0 

.54  5 

.54-2 

.54  0 

.52  0 

49  0 

43  5 

41  2 

39-2 

37  (1 

36  1 

11  95 

4!»-7 

49-7 

49-6 

48  1 

47  0 

45  3 

44  3 

43-8 

42  9 

41-9 

11  0 

40-(! 

43  19 

46  (1 

47  1 

47-3 

47  5 

47-2 

46-2 

44  0 

410 

38  5 

37  7 

.37  3 

37  7 

42-23 

46  2 

46-4 

4i;-ii 

15  9 

45-8 

15  2 

44  5 

43  2 

42  () 

411 

■111  1 

39  9 

42  (i5 

48-0 

48-9 

48  7 

■17-5 

47  0 

45  0 

42  0 

40  0 

39-0 

38  8 

38-5 

38  5 

42  13 

47  0 

47  3 

47(1 

46  r, 

46  9 

46  II 

440 

42  0 

42  0 

43  3 

43 -S 

43-6 

42-50 

.52  0 

.53  1 

53-2 

.53-2 

53  1 

51  5 

490 

45  5 

42-5 

400 

37  8 

370 

45  12 

53  0 

53 -n 

53-1 

52-8 

.52  0 

48-2 

45  0 

42-3 

41  0 

39-2 

.38-2 

.381 

41-99 

52-3 

.53  (J 

53  9 

.53  2 

.53  0 

51  8 

49-5 

48  0 

45  5 

43-3 

40  3 

39  4 

45-22 

55-3 

55  7 

55  0 

.53-0 

.52  0 

49  2 

47-2 

46  3 

45  5 

44  7 

42  5 

40  4 

45.32 

.50-0 

49  9 

.511  1 

5"  II 

r<o  0 

48-1 

46  0 

44  1 

42  3 

41  3 

39  d 

39-2 

43  61 

54-0 

.54  0 

.54-8 

.54  0 

51   8 

49  (1 

48-7 

48  3 

47  0 

45-8 

44  0 

43-6 

45-61 

52-3 

.51-1 

49  3 

50  0 

.50-2 

498 

48  5 

47  5 

47   1 

46-9 

46-5 

40  3 

47  22 

53-0 

.53-8 

.53-5 

.52 -S 

.51-5 

49  0 

46  0 

45-0 

44  2 

43-3 

43  (1 

42-2 

46-85 

.52-3 

.52-9 

52-8 

53  3 

.53-3 

47-4 

44-8 

43-1 

42-1 

42  8 

44  0 

44 -8 

46  23 

53- 1 

.52-7 

52  9 

52  7 

52  0 

49  3 

4S  0 

47-8 

47  0 

47-() 

46-6 

46-4 

48-01 

51-2 

52  1 

52  0 

510 

.50  0 

47-3 

44-8 

43  6 

43  1 

42  1    . 

41  0 

40-8 

46-61 

49  05 

49  42 

49-40 

48  93 

48-19 

46  34 

44  .52 

4309 

41-95 

41-15 

40-20 

39  77 

43-19 

174 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

Temperature  at  Victoria,  B.C.  (120th  Meridian  Standard  Time),  for 


Hour  Ending 

Day. 

1  a.m. 

2  a.m. 

3  a.m. 

4  a.m. 

5  a.m. 

6  a.m. 

7|  a.m. 

8  a.m. 

9  a.m. 

10  a.m. 

11  a.  111. 

Noon. 

« 

■> 

= 

- 

>- 

o 

■ 

, 

o 

o 

1 

40  .S 

40  3 

40 

2 

39 

9 

39  0 

39-8 

41 

0 

43 

0 

44 

8 

46 

3 

47-2 

48-3 

t> 

41  1 

41 

1 

40 

1 

40 

5 

41- 1 

40-4 

40 

2 

41 

0 

45 

0 

47 

2 

490 

51-0 

3 

350 

33 

8 

33 

4 

33 

0 

32 -3 

32  2 

34 

0 

39 

5 

43 

0 

41 

5 

47-3 

48-4 

4 

38-7 

39 

1 

39 

0 

40 

0 

40-3 

40  0 

40 

2 

41 

8 

43 

0 

44 

3 

46 

8 

47-3 

.-) . 

43  9 

43 

3 

42 

2 

41 

8 

40  1 

40-2 

41 

8 

43 

2 

45 

8 

.  ^fi 

8 

47 

9 

.50-0 

6 

42  0 

:v.) 

„ 

37 

0 

35 

S 

34  8 

34-0 

36 

0 

42 

0 

47 

5 

49 

0 

50 

8 

5211 

7 

35  0 

34 

1 

S3 

0 

32 

S 

32-8 

32-4 

40 

0 

45 

0 

49 

0 

50 

5 

52 

8 

.54  S 

S 

37  0 

3G 

0 

35 

2 

35 

I 

35-1 

34  9 

41 

0 

48 

0 

52 

5 

51 

8 

57 

0 

59  2 

!) 

44-8 

46 

8 

46 

9 

46 

6 

46-8 

46  1 

46 

1 

47 

0 

48 

8 

50 

3 

51 

3 

.52  0 

lu 

1 

4M() 

39 

3 

39 

0 

38 

0 

37-8 

37  0 

38 

0 

42 

0 

49 

9 

51 

4 

54 

8 

.55  1 

11 

39  4 

39 

2 

38 

5 

37 

4 

37-0 

41-5 

45 

0 

48 

0 

50 

5 

51 

8 

52 

0 

52-5 

12 

46  1 

4fi 

" 

46 

1 

46 

0 

46  0 

47  2 

4K 

9 

49 

1 

50 

0 

51 

9 

53 

0 

.53  7 

13 

4fill 

46 

0 

46 

1 

46 

1 

460 

45-9 

47 

0 

47 

1 

50 

0 

52 

6 

53 

0 

53  S 

H 

42  7 

42 

5 

42 

II 

42 

0 

428 

42-8 

44 

3 

46 

5 

46 

5 

47 

0 

46 

9 

46-6 

15 

43  G 

43 

3 

42 

S 

42 

9 

43-9 

43  3 

43 

8 

45 

3 

50 

0 

50 

3 

51 

8 

.52  0 

10 

41  1 

40 

9 

39 

i 

39 

8 

40-5 

40  5 

41 

S 

43 

1 

44 

7 

45 

2 

46 

8 

47  0 

17 

38  8 

37 

3 

35 

3 

33 

2 

32  1 

32  0 

32 

8 

37 

0 

47 

0 

48 

0 

49 

0 

49  y 

KS. . 

."4  ■  1 

34 

0 

.32 

5 

32 

7 

32-5 

35  0 

41  0 

47 

0 

50 

0 

51 

9 

53 

3 

54  9 

I'.i 

.■?:i  9 

37 

0 

36 

3 

35 

2 

33  9 

33  1 

36 

II 

45 

0 

50 

5 

53 

8 

54 

0 

54  II 

21) 

420 

43 

0 

42 

8 

42 

1 

41  6 

41  0 

39 

2 

40 

8 

47 

8 

50 

5 

.52 

3 

54  0 

21 

44-2 

43 

8 

43 

0 

37 

0 

360 

34  7 

36 

0 

41 

5 

50 

5 

.52 

8 

53 

5 

53-4 

22 

430 

42 

1 

40 

0 

40 

0 

39-8 

38-7 

38 

6 

40 

0 

49 

1 

M 

0 

52 

5 

520 

23 

44-2 

44 

8 

45 

0 

45 

1 

45- 1 

44  9 

45 

5 

46 

9 

50 

0 

52 

8 

53 

5 

54  0 

24 

46-7 

4(i 

6 

46 

0 

45 

0 

45  1 

45-2 

46 

3 

46 

9 

47 

0 

46 

3 

47 

0 

47-8 

25 

46-7 

46 

3 

46 

3 

46 

3 

46-8 

46-9 

47 

J 

48 

5 

49 

1 

52 

0 

54 

8 

56- 1 

2K 

441 

44 

0 

43 

8 

43 

^ 

44  0 

44  5 

45 

8 

46 

9 

48 

0 

48 

9 

49 

9 

.50-8 

27 

43  9 

43 

1 

43 

2 

43 

0 

42  9 

430 

44 

5 

46 

4 

49 

8 

51 

8 

54 

0 

55-7 

28 

45-6 

45 

4 

45 

1 

45 

0 

450 

44-7 

44 

7 

46 

4 

47 

5 

49 

5 

53 

0 

65-9 

29 

44-2 

43 

0 

41 

6 

39 

1 

38  0 

37-7 

41 

0 

46 

0 

52 

0 

54 

3 

.55 

7 

570 

:» 

46  9 

45 

8 

45 

2 

44 

1 

440 

44  1 

48 

5 

58 

0 

55 

8 

.58 

0 

58 

8 

58-8 

Mean 

42  OS 

41 

58 

40-91 

40-31 

40  12 

40  12 

41-89 

44-95 

48 

50 

.50-15 

51-66 

52-60 

METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


175 


each  Hour,  during  the  Month  of  April,  1909. 


Hour 

ENDixt: 

! 

Mean. 

1  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

0  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Mid- 
night. 

= 

-. 

" 

o 

<- 

" 

- 

- 

»"' 

" 

- 

49  5 

."xiu 

49 

0 

47  6 

47-1 

40-9 

40  0 

43  3 

42-8 

42  3 

41  8 

41-3 

44  11 

51  S 

SIH 

51 

■^ 

.50  4 

49-8 

48-11 

40  0 

43-5 

41  0 

39  1 

38-3 

37  0 

44-40 

48-8 

49  0 

48 

9 

49-0 

46-8 

45  3 

44  S 

43  1 

42  0 

41  0 

400 

39-0 

41  42 

48-8 

48  9 

48 

3 

48-1 

480 

47  0 

400 

44-9 

44  8 

44  7 

44-S 

44  3 

44-13 

51-4 

.51  0 

50 

0 

48-8 

47-8 

47  0 

45  5 

45  3 

45 -0 

44  9 

44-8 

43-5 

45-50 

54-1 

54-7 

54 

9 

.55-9 

54  0 

49  ■  0 

45  8 

43-3 

410 

39-3 

.■58  4 

37 -U 

44  47 

56  7 

.57  n 

.58 

4^ 

58-0 

.57-8 

56  0 

53  U 

50-0 

45  0 

41  5 

4(1  3 

39  0_ 

40  00 

610 

(>2  3 

63 

0 

69  0 

55  1 

52-8 

51  0 

48-3 

46  0 

44  7 

44-0 

44  2 

48  22 

52-7 

51  0 

48 

3 

49-7 

50-8 

.50  6 

490 

470 

45  0 

43  9 

43  0 

42  0 

47-77 

IjU  a 

57S 

58 

7 

.58-9 

.59  1 

53  0 

.51  5 

480 

40  0 

45  3 

43-0 

41  0 

1       47-55 

53-8 

,53  il 

54  1 

54  1 

.53  0 

51  5 

49- 1 

49  4 

49  3 

48-7 

17-11 

40-3 

47  05 

54  5 

.54  3 

53  3 

.530 

52 

3 

49-2 

480 

47-8 

47  2 

47  0 

40-8 

46  5 

49-33 

53  0 

52  4 

51-8 

51-3 

.50 

0 

480 

45 -S 

43-8 

43  2 

43  0 

42  5 

42-4 

47-81 

47-3 

480 

480 

47-5 

45 

5 

45  (1 

14  II 

43  3 

43  0 

43  0 

43  I 

43  3 

44  09 

53  0 

.53  S 

,53-5 

53-9 

.-.1 

0 

49  0 

4li-0 

44  2 

42  7 

42  () 

41  3 

411 

46-82 

49-3 

50-0 

4!l  S 

19  I 

48 

3 

47-8 

45  0 

42  (i 

42  0 

41-8 

11   II 

40  0 

44  OS 

520 

52C 

51  3 

54-1 

53 

5 

51  0 

47-0 

44  0 

42  3 

400 

.38  0 

30-1 

43  22 

55-0 

50  0 

.57-5 

50  1 

55 

(1 

49  9 

48  8 

47  9 

40  0 

45-0 

43-7 

43  0 

45  95 

54  3 

.54  0 

.57  s 

59  0 

58 

0 

.55  0 

49-0 

45  1 

44  3 

44  II 

43  9 

43-8 

46  ,54 

551 

.55  0 

54  5 

54-3 

53 

4 

.52-7 

52*2 

49  3 

48  0 

40  4 

45  S 

45  0 

47-87 

53  5 

53  7 

53  8 

.59  0 

60 

0 

58  0 

,54-0 

51  2 

485 

46  7 

44 

8 

43-7 

48 -05 

.50  0 

50  9 

.51-7 

51-5 

50 

8 

50-4 

490 

47  6 

470 

401 

45 

1 

443 

46  47 

54-9 

55-3 

55-2 

53  8 

53 

3 

53  2 

.51-8 

50  0 

48-8 

46  9 

40 

9 

46-8 

49  53 

480 

48-5 

48  .-i 

48  2 

^7 

9 

47  0 

47  7 

47»3 

47-0 

40 -0 

4i; 

8 

40  6 

46  93 

56-2 

,55  0 

53  0 

52  0 

49 

3 

48  i; 

48  0 

40  2 

45  1 

45  (1 

44 

S 

44  6 

48-97 

50-4 

49-7 

50-3 

50  2 

49 

1) 

18  4 

4H-S 

45  9 

45 -0 

44  0 

44 

2 

44-1 

1      46-84 

55-8 

55  0 

52-5 

52  3 

49 

0 

49-8 

480 

40  0 

45  8 

45  5 

45 

2 

4.5,-2 

48-03 

570 

680 

58-3 

•57-7 

65 

0 

.54-9 

52  0 

48-2 

460 

44-8 

44 

8 

44  6 

49-55 

691 

59  0 

59  ■  1! 

58-4 

50 

0 

52  1 

51  7 

49-8 

48  1 

47-2 

47 

0 

46  9 

49-35 

58-7 

58  1 

.57  0 

55  9 

52 

8 

51  3 

49  0 

47-8 

46  7 

40  7 

45 

8 

45  1 

.50  75 

53  41 

53 -59 

53-50 

53 -20 

52  01 

50  30 

48 -.38 

46-49 

45  15 

44  26 

43-50 

42  92* 

46  73 

176 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

Temperature  at  Victoria,  B.C.  (120th  Meridian  .Standard  Time),  for 


Hour  Endi.ng 

_ 

DAT. 

1  a.m. 

2  a.m. 

3  a.m. 

4  a.in. 

5  a.m. 

6  a.m. 

7  a.m. 

8  a.m. 

9  a.m. 

10  a.m. 

11a.m. 

Noon. 

" 

" 

<■ 

« 

» 

o 

- 

« 

= 

o 

o 

1 

420 

*    40-2 

30-1 

38-7 

37  G 

.37-2 

39-0 

43-0 

540 

.57-3 

00-0 

61  (1 

44-9 

440 

42-5 

41-8 

41-3 

40-8 

4G  0 

490 

59  0 

02-0 

04-8 

66-8 

1        47-0 

4G1 

40-7 

4(i-9 

47-5 

40-8 

52  0 

.58-0 

64-3 

64-8 

63-8 

64-0 

4 

459 

45-8 

45-0 

43  9 

4-5  2 

43  0 

44  3 

45  0 

47  0 

494 

50-5 

51-3 

52-9 

5 

43  0 

42  8 

42-4 

42-3 

42  0 

42-0 

45-5 

47-5 

50  0 

50-0 

51-3 

() 

45  0 

45  0 

44-8 

44-5 

44-0 

45  0 

45-8 

47-0 

49  8 

52  0 

53  1 

53  3 

7 

1         43-2 

42  8 

42 -0 

42-8 

42-5 

42-0 

43-8 

45-5 

53-0 

55  0 

58-3 

57-11 

8 

40-5 

.39  2 

380 

370 

37-1 

37  1 

4(1-0 

46  0 

56  5 

57-8 

560 

530 

9 

47-5 

47  2 

47  2 

47  2 

40-9 

40-8 

470 

46-8 

53  0 

54-8 

55-8 

56-9 

10 

44-4 

44-3 

44  7 

44-7 

44-8 

44  8 

44-3 

44-0 

44  II 

44-0 

44-8 

40 -C 

11 

420 

42  0 

42  0 

420 

41-9 

43  1 

45  5 

47 -0 

48-3 

52  0 

55  0 

.53  0 

12 

45-8 

45-1 

45  0 

45  1 

45-8 

45-9 

48-0 

48-3 

52  0 

-   54-5 

54-5 

,55-0 

13 

4S-7 

48-7 

48-4 

48-4 

48-2 

48-7 

49-8 

.50  1 

.5]  0 

52-3 

,55-5 

57 -0 

14 

43  1 

42  1 

41-3 

40-8 

40-2 

41-5 

45-5 

49 -n 

53-5 

54-5 

.57-1 

.56-8 

15 

478 

47  1 

n;  9 

41.; -8 

40-0 

40  5 

40- 8 

470 

48-0 

52  0 

.54-0 

.53-3 

10 

45-9 

45-8 

45-8 

45  S 

45-9 

40-2 

48-0 

500 

52-2 

52-5 

.53-5 

55  2 

17 

440 

44  1 

44-8 

44-9 

45-0 

45  2 

48  0 

50-0 

51-5 

53-3 

.58  0 

59-2 

18 

47  (1 

40  S 

4<;  0 

it'.-o 

45-5 

40  (1 

47  5 

.50  0 

5V5 

50  0 

50  -  8 

.57-3 

l!l 

45  0 
42-3 

44  8' 
41  7 

44  0 
41-0 

43  3 

39  5 

43  () 
38-5 

438 
40-7 

45-5 
44-0 

48-3 
48  0 

51-2 
51-3 

53-0 
53-5 

53-!) 
54-2 

513 

20 

50  0 

21. .' 

399 

380 

370 

36-0 

.34-9 

35-0 

37-5 

43-5 

53-0 

54-8 

55-1 

56  0 

22 

44-1 

43-2 

41  5 

38-0 

37  0 

.39  0 

43-0 

520 

55  5 

56-8 

570 

58-1 

23 

40-3 

400 

46-2 

44-8 

43  1 

440 

51  0 

55  0 

58-8 

59-0 

00-3 

00-6 

24 

40-7 

45  (i 

45-0 

42-8 

42  0 

44  1 

50-5 

54-4 

.59  0 

00  8 

00-0 

01-0 

25 

480 

47-3 

4(i  S 

4IJ-3 

45-8 

400 

49-0 

.53-0 

55  5 

59-0 

62-5 

02-5 

2li 

49-3 

500 

49  0 

48-8 

49  0 

49-0 

.51-0 

.53-0 

57-5 

58-8 

61-3 

61-2 

2- 

53  0 

52-9 

.52-0 

1 

.50-8 

.51-1 

51-7 

52-8 

.52  9 

53  5 

55-5 

59-0 

59-0 

28 

49  2 

49  2 

48-8     i 

48-8 

48-5 

48-8 

.52-0 

54-5 

58-0 

61-2 

61-5 

62  0 

29. .      . . 

500 

49G 

49-0 

48-9 

49  3 

50-5 

52-8 

.55  0 

58-3 

59 -0 

59-8 

587 

.SO 

50-8 

500 

.50  0 

50 -0 

50-0 

50-2 

520 

54-5 

58  0 

58  1 

58-6 

59-1 

31 

.50-8 

50-8 

50-9     i 

50-9 

51-3 

52-3 

54-0 

56-3 

00-0 

02  0 

64-8 

65-2 

Mean    . . . 

45-91 

45-43 

44-93 

44-47 

44  - 10 

44-73 

47  10 

49-80 

53-93 

55-69 

57  16 

57-51 

METEOROLOGICAL    TABLEb. 


177 


each  Hour,  during  the  Month  of  May,  1909. 


Hour 

SNniNG 

Mean. 

1  p.in. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Mid- 
night. 

• 

o 

o 

" 

' 

o 

= 

o 

o 

- 

= 

0 

63 

5 

64 

7 

65 

0 

64  3 

61 

0 

58 

0 

57 

0 

52 

5 

51  0 

48 

1 

46 

0 

45-0 

51-05 

69 

0 

70 

2 

63 

3 

63  3 

64 

0 

63 

3 

62 

5 

56 

5 

550 

53 

0 

48 

9 

48  3 

55  01 

65 

0 

67 

2 

67 

9 

66  9 

65 

0 

57 

2 

54 

0 

.52 

1 

511 

50 

0 

47 

0 

46-8 

55  88 

53 

2 

52 

9 

51 

8 

520 

51 

9 

49 

9 

47 

4 

45 

6 

44  1 

44 

0 

43 

3 

43  1 

47  20 

54 

4 

55 

2 

55 

2 

54  1 

51 

8 

49 

0 

47 

2 

46 

9 

45-8 

45 

2 

45 

: 

45  0 

47-77 

54 

3 

55 

5 

54 

5 

53  9 

53 

0 

51 

3 

47 

5 

46 

0 

44  8 

44 

i" 

44 

3 

44-0 

48-49 

57 

0 

57 

0 

55 

9 

55-5 

54 

8 

53 

6 

51 

0 

49 

0 

45  5 

44 

0 

42 

0 

41  6 

48-95 

53 

0 

53 

2 

53 

3 

53  6 

53 

7 

50 

8 

49 

0 

48 

8 

480 

47 

9 

47 

8 

47  6 

47-70 

56 

2 

55 

3 

48 

3 

48-5 

48 

0 

47 

9 

47 

0 

46 

6 

46-3 

46 

2 

45 

8 

450 

49-011 

46 

8 

47 

2 

47 

9 

48-2 

48 

3 

47 

1 

46 

2 

45 

9 

44  9 

44 

« 

44 

0 

42-1 

45-34 

54 

5 

57 

0 

56 

2 

54-2 

52 

5 

.50 

0 

49 

0 

48 

0 

47-1 

46 

4 

45 

9 

45-7 

48-35 

58 

9 

59 

1 

57 

5 

57  0 

55 

8 

54 

3 

.54 

0 

52 

8 

520 

50 

0 

49 

0 

48-9 

51-47 

57 

3 

58 

3 

58 

1 

581 

57 

2 

53 

5 

52 

0 

50 

0 

49  0 

48 

0 

47 

4 

45  0 

51-72 

57 

8 

57 

0 

57 

5 

56  0 

52 

5 

52 

8 

52 

1 

51 

0 

49-8 

49 

2 

-   48 

8 

48-8 

49  95 

54 

8 

53 

3 

52 

9 

51  0 

51 

0 

51 

0 

50  0 

49 

2 

47  5 

47 

0 

46 

1 

4S  0 

49-27 

56 

8 

57 

6 

58 

2 

56-5 

54 

0 

54 

0 

53  0 

51 

8 

500 

47 

5 

47 

0 

45-2 

50  77 

60 

2 

60 

0 

60 

1 

590 

58 

8 

58 

0 

65-5 

53 

0 

,52-2 

50 

8 

49 

8 

47-3 

52-20 

56 

6 

57 

0 

57 

4 

60  1 

58 

0 

55 

0 

52-3 

51 

5 

500 

48 

0 

47 

0 

46  0 

51-60 

54 

9 

55 

0 

55 

1 

550 

54 

8 

53 

3 

510 

47 

0 

44  0 

43 

4 

43 

0 

42-8 

48  72 

56 

0 

57 

0 

57 

0 

52  0 

50 

4 

48 

8 

47-7 

47 

0 

460 

44 

8 

43 

0 

40-8 

47-55 

57 

7 

57 

7 

56 

8 

56  6 

57 

3 

56 

1 

530 

50 

0 

48  0 

46 

9 

45 

8 

450 

47  98 

60 

0 

59 

7 

69 

6 

59-7 

59 

4 

59 

2 

56'C 

53 

5 

51  0 

49 

U 

47 

8 

46-9 

51  12 

61 

6 

61 

2 

61 

0 

610 

61 

0 

59 

0 

560 

53 

0 

51  0 

48 

0 

47 

2 

470 

53-40 

63 

0 

63 

9 

63 

5 

ei  2 

61 

2 

62 

7 

608 

57 

5 

550 

53 

8 

51 

0 

49-2 

54-78 

61 

5 

59 

0 

59 

0 

59  0 

59 

5 

58 

0 

56  1 

55 

5 

55  0 

51 

1 

50 

6 

,50  0 

54  00 

63 

8 

66 

5 

(53 

0 

63  2 

62 

0 

60 

0 

56  4 

55 

3 

54  0 

53 

0 

53 

5 

53-5 

55-94 

60 

0 

60 

4 

62 

0 

57  3 

59 

0 

59 

0 

56  0 

55 

2 

540 

.53 

5 

52 

0 

49-8 

55- 12 

62 

6 

63 

0 

66 

8 

63  0 

60 

2 

59 

2 

57-8 

56 

8 

,55  0 

53 

8 

52 

0 

51  0 

55-99 

63 

0 

64 

0 

64 

0 

58  2 

58 

9 

57 

5 

.56-0 

55 

0 

53  1 

52 

8 

51 

8 

51-0 

55-26 

59 

3 

58 

7 

56 

6 

561 

56 

n 

54 

0 

52-8 

52 

8 

50  0 

50 

0 

49 

9 

.50  2 

53-65 

68 

5 

70 

0 

71 

8 

720 

75 

0 

60 

8 

580 

57 

0 

56  0 

55 

8 

55 

1 

55  0 

59-35 

58 

75 

59  15 

58  62 

.57  63 

56 

97 

54 

98 

5304 

51-38 

49-88 

48  73 

47  67 

46-89 

51-44 

22476—12 


178 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

Temperature  at  Victoria,  B.C.  (120th  Meridian. Standard  Time),  for 


DAT. 

Hour  Ending 

1  a.m. 

2  a.m. 

3  a.m. 

4  a.m. 

5  a.m. 

6  a.m. 

7  a.m. 

8  a.m. 

9  a.m. 

10  a.m. 

11  a.m. 

Noon. 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

<. 

0 

o 

o 

- 

» 

1 

54 

8 

53 

1 

52 

3 

52 

1 

52 

5 

54 

0 

56 

3 

56 

9 

59 

2 

58 

0 

67 

0 

57 

3 

2 

53 

0 

51 

5 

50 

0 

40 

1 

48 

5 

49 

0 

51 

0 

55 

5 

58 

3 

59 

6 

61 

0 

61 

5 

3 

45 

5 

44 

8 

43 

6 

43 

0 

42 

4 

43 

3 

48 

0 

58 

0 

62 

0 

63 

8 

64 

8 

64 

2 

4 

49 

9 

49 

1 

46 

5 

45 

0 

45 

0 

46 

0 

49 

9 

54 

0 

60 

8 

61 

8 

63 

5 

65 

0 

5. 

1   48 

3 

47 

8 

46 

9 

46 

4 

45 

8 

46 

5 

51 

0 

67 

5 

61 

5 

62 

0 

62 

9 

63 

0 

6 

50 

5 

49 

7 

48 

0 

47 

8 

46 

5 

47 

3 

49 

0 

56 

0 

62 

5 

63 

5 

65 

3 

66 

0 

7 

48 

2 

47 

0 

46  0 

45 

0 

44 

5 

45 

7 

50 

0 

59 

0 

66 

5 

67 

8 

70 

0 

70 

6 

8 

50 

3 

48 

4 

46 

8 

46 

7 

47 

5 

48 

9 

54 

0 

61 

5 

67 

0 

69 

0 

70 

0 

70 

5 

9 

51 

0 

49 

2 

J8 

7 

48 

1 

47 

9 

48 

2 

50 

5 

.56 

0 

63 

0 

65 

5 

66 

0 

67 

0 

10 

52 

0 

50 

0 

49 

0 

48 

1 

47 

5 

48 

2 

51 

0 

56 

5 

59 

0 

60 

5 

63 

0 

65  2 

11 

56 

3 

55 

0 

54 

9 

54 

7 

54 

1 

55 

7 

56 

8 

61 

0 

60 

8 

61 

0 

59 

3 

60 

8 

12 

51 

8 

51 

3 

51 

2 

50 

9 

50 

8 

51 

7 

52 

5 

54 

0 

58 

0 

58 

0 

59 

0 

60 

7 

13 

47 

2 

45 

5 

44 

0 

43 

0 

43 

0 

44 

8 

50 

0 

56 

5 

62 

6 

05 

0 

66 

9 

68 

0 

14 

62 

4 

52 

9 

53 

3 

53 

0 

52 

8 

53 

3 

56 

0 

58 

8 

62 

0 

63 

1 

63 

4 

64 

1 

15 

51 

0 

51 

3 

51 

8 

51 

8 

51 

8 

52 

6 

54 

5 

56 

8 

58 

5 

61 

3 

63 

0 

64 

4 

16 

53 

9 

53 

9 

54 

0 

54 

1 

64 

1 

54 

1 

.55 

0 

57 

8 

60 

0 

62 

1 

66 

1 

66 

3 

17 

55 

0 

52 

2 

51 

8 

51 

3 

51 

0 

52 

5 

55 

0 

58 

5 

64 

0 

64 

2 

66 

0 

66 

2 

18 

50 

8 

50 

0 

49 

3 

49 

0 

48 

6 

49 

0 

53 

0 

.59 

5 

65 

0 

67 

3 

68 

2 

67 

8 

19. 

53 
50 

1 
6 

52 
50 

8 

1 

52 
49 

0 

8 

52 
49 

4 
8 

53 
49 

2 
8 

54 
51 

0 
0 

58 
52 

0 

5 

62 
56 

8 
0 

67 
59 

0 
1 

67 
60 

2 
5 

67 
60 

1 
8 

67 
61 

o 

20 

9 

21 

50 

9 

51 

0 

51 

0 

51 

0 

51 

1 

51 

9 

52 

5 

54 

0 

58 

0 

59 

9 

60 

2 

60  1 

22. 

51 

0 

50 

6 

50 

0 

49 

8 

4fl 

9 

50 

3 

53 

0 

55 

0 

61 

0 

62 

0 

62 

0 

63-1 

23 

52 

0 

51 

3 

50 

7 

50 

1 

49 

8 

50 

0 

50 

2 

50 

9 

54 

0 

55 

6 

58 

0 

60  0 

24 

.52 

2 

52 

4 

51 

2 

51 

1 

51 

0 

51 

7 

54 

0 

67 

8 

60 

8 

61 

6 

62 

9 

63  1 

25 

1 

45 

5 

44 

5 

43 

2 

42 

2 

42 

2 

47 

0 

53 

0 

57 

1 

64 

0 

57 

5 

62 

5 

65  6 

26 

51 

9 

52 

1 

51 

2 

51 

3 

52 

4 

53 

3 

55 

0 

60 

0 

61 

2 

62 

0 

64 

5 

64  5 

27 

49 

5 

49 

5 

49 

6 

49 

7 

50 

0 

50 

2 

52 

5 

64 

0 

54 

0 

54 

2 

56 

0 

56-8 

28 

47 

5 

47 

2 

47 

5 

47 

7 

47 

6 

48 

5 

52 

0 

56 

0 

62 

2 

62 

8 

64 

8 

660 

29 

49 

0 

48 

5 

47 

9 

47 

0 

48 

5 

49 

0 

50 

9 

54 

0 

58 

2 

68 

0 

62 

4 

62-5 

30 

55 

8 

55 

8 

55 

5 

55 

2 

55 

2 

55 

7 

57 

0 

64 

7 

66 

1 

64 

8 

66 

6 

67-2 

Mean 

51  03 

50-28 

49  09 

49  21 

49  17 

50  11 

52-80 

57-20 

60-84 

6200 

63-41 

04  15 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


179 


each  Hour,  during  the  Month  of  June,  1909. 


Hour 

Ending 

Me-an. 

1  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

1 

i     6  p.m. 

7p.m 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Mid- 
night. 

o 

» 

° 

■> 

o 

» 

« 

» 

• 

" 

0 

o 

o 

59-9 

61-1 

63  1 

62-3 

62  8 

61  5 

591 

56  0 

1         .55-0 

54  9 

54-0 

53-7 

56  95 

62  5 

630 

63  8 

63  7 

62  8 

580 

55-0 

52-5 

50-6 

49  5 

47-2 

46-8 

55  14 

65' 2 

64  5 

65  0 

65-8 

KJ-O 

61-2 

580 

570 

55  0 

.53  0 

52  0 

51  0 

55-67 

63-3 

63  2 

62  8 

1 

62  2 

62  0 

580 

55-0 

52-0 

51-0 

500 

49-3 

490 

'       54-76 

63-8 

63  8 

62-8 

62-9 

63  0 

.58  0 

58-6 

54-0 

52-8 

52-6 

52  3 

51-3 

55  ■  67 

67-5 

67  0 

69-2 

70  0 

69-0 

67  0 

620 

58-5 

53  0 

51  0 

500 

50  0 

;      57-76 

750 

73-6 

71  3 

70-5 

72-5 

700 

65  0 

62-5 

60  2 

60  3 

57  0 

.54-5 

60  .53 

71  0 

71-5 

75-9 

750 

72-0 

69-0 

66-5 

61-3 

580 

58-5 

59  0 

54-0 

61-35 

60-6 

70-8 

68-5 

66-5 

64  0 

61  8 

61-0 

.58-5 

55-2 

55-1 

53-6 

53  5 

58-30 

670 

72-5 

74-2 

74-1 

70  5 

71  0 

68-0 

650 

60-0 

.58  0 

56-2 

55-6 

60  09 

61-8 

61  7 

61-9 

62-3 

63-5 

60  0 

57-5 

56-8 

55-9 

.54-8 

53-8 

53  5 

.58  08 

60  8 

61-7 

61  4 

62- 1 

62-8 

61-5 

58-0 

53  0 

50  0 

48-8 

481 

47-8 

.55-25 

69-8 

69  0 

65-2 

65-0 

650 

64-1 

62- 0 

60-7 

60  0 

59-0 

55-0 

53-2 

57-68 

657 

66-7 

63-0 

600 

62-0 

62-2 

60-0 

59  0 

54-4 

54  1 

52-4 

51-2 

58  16 

62-8 

63-1 

64-9 

64-2 

63-5 

63  0 

59-3 

58-0 

54-3 

541 

537 

53-8 

57-65 

63-6 

65  0 

63  6 

63  3 

63  0 

61  6 

61-0 

59-5 

58-1 

58-2 

570 

55-8 

59-17 

66- 1) 

63-8 

64  0 

64  1 

63-8 

63  0 

61-5 

60-0 

570 

54-0 

52-4 

51-7 

58-71 

660 

65-3 

68-5 

68  0 

670 

650 

61-8 

61  0 

56  0 

54-3 

54  0 

53-6 

59  08 

67  2 

67-2 

66  8 

670 

67  0 

64  0 

580 

54-8 

53  0 

52-6 

51  5 

51-1 

59-46 

62  1 

60-9 

60-3 

59-0 

58-2 

58-2 

57 -0 

55-0 

53  8 

53  0 

52-1 

.51-0 

55  52 

64-5 

64  3 

64-5 

61  0 

61-8 

57  3 

56-3 

55-8 

55 

0 

54-2 

53  8 

530 

56 -.38 

65  0 

65  9 

630 

59-0 

57-1 

57-8 

570 

56  0 

55 

5 

550 

53-8 

,52-8 

.56-48 

63-8 

64  0 

630 

610 

59-2 

59-4 

580 

55-8 

54 

1 

52-8 

521 

52- 1 

55-32 

65  0 

65  2 

670 

67  5 

65  0 

63-5 

60-0 

54-8 

52 

0 

50-5 

48-5 

47  0 

57-33 

700 

700 

70  0 

&5-8 

650 

60-8 

60  0 

.57-0 

55 

2 

541 

52-8 

521 

56-13 

63  0 

64  3 

64  6 

64  .-) 

63  0 

60  0 

560 

55-0 

53 

1 

52-8 

510 

50-3 

57-37 

588 

57-8 

57  2 

56  3 

56  3 

560 

55  0 

53-8 

52 

0 

51  0 

49  7 

48-8 

53-24 

67  0 

65-0 

68-0 

71-8 

67-5 

67- 1 

64  5 

.58  0 

54 

0 

52-0 

50-8 

50  0 

57-69 

660 

69  0 

73-5 

73  9 

73-8 

70  0 

660 

620 

57 

0 

66-6 

56  5 

.56  0 

.59-01 

68-8 

690 

(i8-0 

681 

67  3 

64-8 

610 

57  8 

56 

0 

53  5 

52-5 

51-8 

60  72 

65-42 

65  66 

65-83 

65  23 

64-51 

62-49 

59-94 

57-37 

54  91 

53-94 

52-74 

,51-87 

57-49 

22476—121 


180 


METEOROLOtJirAL   TABLES. 

Temperature  at  Victoria,  B.C.  (120th  Meridian  Standard  Time),  for 


Hour.  En[)Ing 


DAT. 


1 

2..  . 

3 

4 

5 

6... 

7 

8 

9 

10..  .. 

11 

12 

13 

14. ... . 
15..  .. 

16 

17...  . 

18 

19..  .. 

20 

21 

22 

23. ... . 

24 

25 

26 

27.. 
28. . . . 

29 

30 

31 

Mian. 


1a.m.    2  a.m.    3  a.m.    4  a.m.    ">  a.m.    6  a.m.    7  a.m.    8  a.m.    9  a.m.    10  a.m.   11a.m.   Noon 


51-2 

48  0 

56-4 

51  3 

53-5 

54  0 

56-0 

53  0 

56  2 

54 

53 

53 

49 

48 

53 

55 

52 

52 

48 

58 

51 

59 

53 

55 

55 

52 

55 

56 

51 

57 

55 


53-68 


51 
4.-) 
56 
51 
54 
54 
55 
52 
55 
54 
53 
52 
48 
48 
53 
54 
50 
52 
47 
55 
50 
58 
52 
55 
.55 
52 
55 
66 
52 
54 
.55 


.52  93 


50 
45 
56 
50 
^3 
53 
55 
52 
55 
55 
54 
52 
48 
46 
53 
53 
50 
52 
47 
55 
49 
57 
51 
54 
55 
52 


55  8 
55-8 
51-4 
52-2 
54  0 

52-62 


50 

9 

45 

3 

57 

0 

50 

6 

53 

0 

.53 

3 

55 

o 

52 

9 

54 

5 

55 

1 

54 

8 

52 

0 

47  1 

46 

6 

53 

6 

53 

0 

50 

0 

51 

8 

46 

9 

54 

3 

49 

8 

56 

0 

51 

2 

54 

0 

54 

9 

52 

7 

55 

5 

55 

5 

51 

2 

.52 

1 

55 

0 

52-43 


49 
45 
57 
49 
54 
53 
55 
53 
53 
55 
54 
52 
46 
46 
54 
52 
49 
50 
46 
54 
49 
55 
51 
54 
54 
53 
55 
56 
52 
51 
54 


52-24 


50  0 

47  5 


£>& 
50 
55 
52 
55 
55 
53 
55 
54 
52 
46 
46 
54 
52 
49 
50 
47 
55 
49 
55 
51 
54 
55 
53 
55 
56 
54 
53 
54 

52-63 


55 
53 
56 
5(! 
58 
53 
57 
56 
56 
57 
56 
55 
49 
50 
55 
55 
50 
53 
50 
57 
52 
58 
53 
.55 
55 
54 
57 
57 
56 
57 
57 


.56  5 


55-02 


52 
55 
56 
59 
56 
60 
57 
58 
56 
55 
58 
62 
57 
59 
58 

58  01 


65 
68 
60 
65 
65 
52 
60 
59 
6(1 
59 
60 
63 
64 
64 
60 
62 
62 
62 
63 
62 
67 
66 
67 
61 
57 
56 
59 
62 
60 
65 
62 


67 

71 

63 

67 
I 

62 
53 
63 
62 
60 
.59 
61 
66 
66 
66 
61 
64 
64 
63 
66 
85 
68  7 


67 
67 
60 
58 
57 
65 
63 
60 
67 


62  10 


65  2 


63-83 


68  3 
71-5 
650 
68-2 
61  0 
55  2 

65  1 
660 
62-8 
60  1 
61-8 
600 

66  0 
67-3 
64  3 
640 
66-2 
64-3 
69-0 
68  0 
691 
68-8 
69-0 
64-7 
590 
610 
63  0 
63-5 
66-0 
66-5 
65-3 

64-84 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


ISl 


each  Hour,  during  the  Month  of  J  uly,  1 909. 


HoDR  Endini 

Mean. 

1 

1  p.ni. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Mid- 
night. 

o 

o 

o 

o 

" 

= 

" 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

70 

0 

68  8 

67-9 

67-3 

66 

3 

63 

5 

58 

2 

55 

3 

53 

0 

52 

0 

50 

0 

49 

6 

58 

92 

73 

5 

77-5 

71  0 

69-8 

70 

5 

70 

5 

66 

5 

61 

0 

GO 

8 

60 

0 

58 

0 

56 

9 

61 

37 

70 

0 

70-9 

70-5 

70  0 

09 

0 

6G 

0 

60 

7 

56 

4 

54 

0 

53 

2 

52 

8 

52 

6 

60 

62 

67 

5 

67-5 

68  0 

680 

68 

7 

65 

3 

59 

0 

56 

0 

53 

1 

53 

0 

53 

0 

53 

1 

59 

27 

03 

5 

6G1 

62  3 

62  0 

61 

2 

59 

0 

57 

0 

55 

2 

55 

0 

55 

0 

54 

5 

54 

3 

58 

43 

56 

3 

56-2 

56 

0 

551 

56 

0 

56 

2 

57 

0 

56 

8 

56 

3 

5G 

1 

55 

9 

55 

9 

54 

93 

62 

5 

62  1 

62 

0 

591 

r>9 

1 

58 

0 

56 

3 

50 

2 

55 

8 

54 

0 

52 

8 

52 

6 

57 

8(! 

66 

9 

060 

65 

8 

64-8 

62 

3 

61 

8 

GO 

0 

57 

0 

55 

0 

54 

0 

56 

2 

50 

5 

58 

78 

58 

0 

560 

55 

0 

56  0 

56 

2 

55 

0 

54 

6 

55 

0 

56 

0 

55 

9 

55 

3 

55 

0 

56 

42 

58 

3 

57-8 

57 

0 

.56-2 

55 

8 

55 

2 

55 

0 

55 

0 

54 

0 

53 

9 

53 

8 

53 

7 

56 

16 

65 

0 

65  0 

65 

5 

65  1 

65 

0 

65 

0 

63 

0 

60 

0 

56 

0 

53 

8 

.53 

2 

53 

1 

1   58 

90 

63 

0 

63  0 

63 

0 

63  0 

63 

0 

59 

0 

57 

5 

56 

0 

54 

0 

52 

1 

51 

2 

50 

3 

57 

18 

67 

0 

69-2 

68 

3 

66-2 

66 

0 

65 

0 

60 

5 

56 

0 

55 

0 

53 

0 

51 

9 

50 

2 

57 

41 

69 

G 

69-2 

68 

0 

671 

65 

0 

63 

5 

64 

7 

64 

0 

GO 

0 

55 

5 

54 

0 

53 

3 

58 

54 

67 

5 

65-3 

61 

0 

590 

59 

5 

62 

8 

63 

0 

60 

3 

59 

0 

58 

0 

56 

8 

56 

0 

58 

87 

65 

0 

66  0 

64 

0 

61  0 

63 

0 

61 

0 

60 

0 

58 

0 

56 

9 

54 

4 

53 

0 

52 

6 

58 

36 

C3 

0  • 

60-5 

61 

0 

61  0 

61 

0 

GO 

0 

57 

0 

50 

5 

55 

0 

53 

5 

53 

2 

53 

1 

56 

52 

G5 

2 

65  0 

65 

9 

641 

63 

2 

65 

0 

62 

0 

59 

0 

55 

0 

52 

5 

50 

0 

49 

0 

57 

89 

72 

0 

69- 1 

70 

6 

67  3 

66 

8 

03 

0 

50 

1 

59 

2 

58 

0 

56 

8 

56 

8 

56 

0 

58 

51 

67 

8 

670 

66 

4 

66-7 

65 

8 

63 

5 

61 

0 

58 

3 

.  57 

0 

54 

5 

53 

0 

.52 

3 

60 

31 

71 

8 

73  8 

73 

0 

73  7 

73 

0 

72 

3 

72 

0 

08 

0 

61 

0 

.59 

2 

58 

1 

57 

8 

62 

35 

67 

2 

67  1 

67 

3 

680 

68 

0 

67 

0 

64 

3 

61 

0 

58 

0 

50 

5 

55 

0 

53 

8 

61 

72 

68 

8 

681 

66 

6 

66  4 

06 

2 

05 

8 

63 

5 

01 

0 

58 

0 

57 

0 

55 

8 

55 

3 

60 

27 

65 

0 

65-3 

64 

0 

63-8 

64 

0 

GO 

0 

56 

0 

54 

5 

54 

2 

54 

2 

54 

5 

55 

8 

58 

49 

66 

3 

631 

63 

0 

62-2 

61 

0 

59 

9 

58 

3 

56 

5 

55 

3 

54 

8 

54 

3 

53 

8 

57 

82 

67 

3 

69-2 

69 

0 

63-7 

62 

0 

GO 

6 

GO 

0 

59 

0 

58 

9 

58 

1 

57 

5 

57 

0 

58 

64 

60 

0 

60-2 

61 

2 

630 

62 

0 

58 

8 

57 

0 

55 

8 

57 

0 

58 

3 

58 

2 

57 

3 

58 

64 

62 

8 

63  0 

63 

0 

62-2 

65 

0 

61 

8 

59 

0 

58 

2 

58 

2 

67 

8 

57 

0 

55 

8 

59 

G6 

63 

0 

68  0 

68 

1 

66-5 

64 

0 

61 '0 

59 

3 

57 

0 

57 

2 

58 

3 

60 

9 

60 

1 

59 

72 

67 

0 

66-2 

04 

2 

64-3 

63 

0 

61-8 

02 

4 

03 

3 

63 

0 

59 

1 

57 

1 

50 

2 

60 

41 

66 

3 

671 

67 

3 

670 

OG 

0 

03-5 

00 

0 

56 

5 

55  0 

54 

3 

54 

I 

53 

8 

59 

67 

65-89 

65  75 

65  03 

64  18 

63-79 

62-28 

00  03 

5813 

56-59 

55-45 

54-77 

54-28 

58 

81 

182 


METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES. 

Temperature  at  Victoria,  B.C.  (120th  Meridian  Standard  Time),  for 


Day. 

HouK  Ending 

1  a.m. 

2  a.m. 

3  a.m. 

4  a.m. 

5  a.m. 

6  a.m. 

7  a.m. 

8  a.m. 

'9  a.m. 

10  a.  m. 

11  a.m. 

Noon. 

o 

o 

o 

» 

» 

o 

» 

= 

» 

■= 

' 

= 

1 

5i-8 

54-7 

.53-8 

.53  0 

52-8 

52-5 

53-5 

55 

0 

600 

62  0 

66 

3 

64 

2 

2 

52-7 

521 

51-8 

51-3 

52  5 

53  5 

56-5 

57 

0 

58-0 

60  0 

62 

5 

61 

0 

3 

551 

55-8 

55-9 

55  2 

55-3 

560 

58-5 

60 

8 

620 

62-2 

60 

5 

64 

0 

4 

520 

51-8 

51-8 

51  6 

51-8 

52  3 

53-5 

56 

2 

60  0 

61  0 

61 

5 

61 

9 

5 

512 

51-2 

,50-3 

50  1 

48-8 

50  3 

530 

55 

5 

63  8 

64 

0 

64 

8 

65 

6 

C 

477 

46-9 

46-5 

45-5 

45  0 

45- 1 

47  0 

51 

0 

65-0 

67 

0 

68 

3 

68 

2 

7 

49-5 

48-2 

47-5 

46-5 

45-8 

45  7 

470 

49 

0 

590 

65 

8 

69 

8 

70 

0 

8 

52-8 

520 

510 

51  0 

50  8 

50  3 

51-8 

65 

0 

610 

64 

0 

65 

7 

66 

3 

9.       ... 

53  0 
53-3 

511 

52-8 

50'8 
510 

500 
50  1 

51-0 
49  5 

51-8 
49-3 

52-5 
50  6 

55 
53 

0 
5 

65  3 
60-0 

66 
64 

0 

1 

69 
61 

2 
2 

69 
61 

5 

10 

3 

11 

52-3 

51-6 

51  3 

50-8 

49  0 

48  3 

500 

51 

4 

500 

62 

0 

65 

5 

67 

8 

12 

52  C 

.52  0 

51-8 

520 

52  0 

521 

53-2 

54 

5 

61-8 

61 

5 

61 

8 

65 

0 

13 

58-0 

570 

56- 1 

560 

55-8 

55-8 

57  0 

59 

0 

60  0 

61 

3 

62 

2 

63 

0 

14 

53  8 

540 

54  1 

54  2 

53  3 

53-3 

.5.1-2 

67 

5 

60-3 

60 

0 

60 

1 

62 

0 

15 

52  2 

51-8 

50-2 

50-6 

511 

51-5 

52-3 

54  2 

60-0 

62 

5 

63 

3 

64 

0 

16 

53-2 

530 

52-3 

.51-6 

51  '2 

51  3 

.55  0 

57  5 

61  0 

63 

0 

65 

5 

66 

5 

17 

49-8 

490 

47-8 

470 

46-6 

47  2 

520 

600 

660 

70 

0 

72 

5    • 

68 

8 

IS 

50  8 

50' 8 

50  2 

50  9 

49-5 

49  c) 

50-0 

55  0 

650 

71 

0 

72 

0 

72 

6 

1!) 

54  0 

i 

58  5 

52-8 
58-3 

52-2, 
571 

52  1 
57  0 

51-5 
56-3 

.51  0 

55-8 

51  5 
55-8 

54  5 

56-8 

64  0 
58-5 

69 
60 

3 

8 

68 
61 

0 

5 

66 
63 

0 

20 

0 

21 

52-3 

51-8 

51-2 

511 

.51  0 

,50-2 

51  0 

82  6 

540 

58 

5 

61 

0 

62 

0 

22 

54  2 

53  0 

52-3 

53-3 

53  5 

53  5 

53-8 

550 

57  6 

58 

8 

58 

0 

59  2 

23 

51-8 

49-7 

480 

46  7 

45-8 

450 

44-8 

46  0 

530 

67 

6 

64 

5 

65 

1 

24 

55  1 

550 

54-8 

54-8 

54-9 

54  2 

53  5 

.55  0 

59  0 

60 

8 

65 

0 

65 

0 

26 

.57  2 

56-2 

56  0 

55  9 

55  3 

54  2 

54  8 

55  3 

56-8 

57 

0 

59 

0 

62 

0 

26 

56  1 

55-3 

550 

54-8 

54  0 

54  0 

54-8 

56  0 

58-5 

59 

5 

61 

4 

62 

3 

27 

51-8 

51  1 

50-8 

49-5 

47«l 

470 

50  0 

.52  0 

61  0 

63 

0 

64 

3 

65 

1 

28 

48  0 

47-8 

470 

470 

.52  3 

53  0 

54  5 

56  0 

61-5 

65 

5 

66 

5 

67 

2 

29 

511 

50-2 

49-3 

491 

48-6 

48  0 

51  0 

53-5 

58-0 

63 

7 

65 

8 

68 

8 

30 

500 

.50-2 

500 

46-8 

45  5 

45  0 

46  0 

46  5 

54-0 

64 

0 

66 

5 

67 

7 

.31 

49-8 

490 

48-0 

48-0 

470 

46-9 

47  0 

50-0 

66  5 

61 

5 

66 

0 

67 

0 

Mean 

52 -73 

52  13 

51  48 

51  08 

5079 

50  76 

52  13 

54-39 

69  89 

62-82 

64-52 

65-23 

METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

each  Hour,  during  the  Month  of  August,  1909. 


183 


Hour  Ending 

Mean. 

1  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

0  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Mid- 
night. 

- 

» 

" 

- 

• 

° 

" 

Q 

» 

o 

. 

o 

o 

63 

1 

04 

8 

66 

0 

66 

2 

66 

0 

62 

8 

59 

3 

57 

0 

65 

0 

53 

8 

53 

2 

53 

0 

58 

45 

60 

0 

61 

0 

61 

0 

69 

5 

58 

0 

58 

1 

58 

5 

57 

8 

57 

8 

57 

7 

57 

3 

56 

1 

57 

15 

65 

0 

62 

5 

63 

0 

71 

0 

70 

0 

66 

2 

61 

0 

59 

1 

57 

0 

55 

0 

52 

8 

52 

5 

59 

85 

64 

8 

65 

3 

65 

3 

64 

1 

64 

2 

64 

0 

59 

0 

55 

0 

53 

5 

53 

3 

62 

5 

51 

8 

57 

43 

60 

2 

66 

3 

66 

9 

66 

0 

65 

9 

65 

0 

01 

0 

57 

0 

53 

3 

52 

0 

50 

0 

48 

8 

57 

79 

66 

S 

66 

2 

67 

5 

68 

8 

68 

8 

67 

2 

05 

0 

00 

0 

55 

8 

53 

8 

52 

0 

50 

7 

57 

74 

71 

8 

09 

8 

69 

0 

68 

5 

66 

0 

68 

5 

50 

5 

57 

6 

58 

5 

57 

8 

55 

6 

64 

0 

57 

80 

67 

8 

65 

5 

67  5 

63 

2 

63 

0 

62 

4 

61 

0 

60 

0 

59 

0 

50 

8 

56 

8 

55 

0 

58 

70 

67 

2 

67 

0 

67 

0 

64 

8 

64 

2 

00 

0 

57 

0 

55 

2 

56 

5 

57 

0 

55 

1 

53 

8 

68 

75 

61 

8 

62 

0 

65 

5 

66 

2 

62 

2 

60 

5 

57 

5 

56 

5 

68 

1 

57 

8 

56 

0 

64 

0 

57 

28 

66 

5 

68  4 

OS 

0 

05 

2 

62 

5 

00 

0 

57 

5 

56 

3 

58 

2 

68 

2 

56 

5 

53 

3 

57 

73 

69 

0 

70 

5 

71 

2 

70 

2 

69 

0 

64 

5 

60 

0 

60 

2 

60 

6 

60 

1 

59 

8 

59 

2 

00 

19 

65 

0 

65 

2 

65 

2 

65 

2 

66 

0 

64 

0 

59 

5 

57 

3 

57 

2 

66 

8 

66 

7 

55 

5 

59 

78 

69 

0 

67 

0 

60 

8 

67 

8 

05 

0 

62 

0 

57 

3 

50 

0 

55 

0 

54 

3 

53 

0 

51 

8 

58 

45 

05 

5 

66 

8 

67 

8 

67 

4 

65 

0 

62 

8 

69 

0 

57 

9 

66 

1 

55 

0 

56 

1 

54 

7 

58 

23 

69 

0 

70 

3 

70 

5 

68 

8 

07 

5 

65 

0 

03 

0 

02 

1 

58 

0 

55 

0 

51 

8 

50 

8 

59 

70 

69 

5 

71 

0 

71 

0 

69 

5 

69 

5 

69 

0 

04 

0 

61 

0 

57 

0 

.55 

1 

52 

6 

51 

8 

59 

90 

73 

0 

73 

5 

73 

2 

73 

1 

72 

6 

70 

0 

64 

0 

61 

0 

56 

5 

55 

1 

51 

2 

54 

1 

61 

13 

72 

2 

73 

0 

75 

3 

75 

2 

68 

0 

02 

5 

62 

0 

57 

0 

56 

7 

57 

3 

60 

0 

59 

3 

61 

06 

63 

1 

04 

0 

65 

8 

65 

2 

63 

8 

01 

0 

57 

5 

55 

5 

53 

5 

53 

0 

52 

8 

52 

5 

58 

63 

64 

5 

65 

8 

66 

8 

66 

8 

66 

0 

60 

0 

59 

0 

57 

8 

57 

0 

65 

0 

54 

1 

54 

2 

57 

23 

61 

0 

61 

8 

63 

5 

63 

5 

62 

2 

62 

0 

60 

0 

57 

0 

54 

0 

62 

8 

51 

7 

61 

8 

56 

81 

66 

8 

66 

9 

65 

0 

62 

0 

61 

0 

60 

1 

59 

8 

57 

0 

56 

3 

56 

0 

55 

2 

56 

0 

55 

82 

64 

5 

65 

5 

68 

0 

67 

0 

67 

0 

65 

0 

59 

8 

58 

8 

57 

3 

56 

5 

56 

1 

56 

1 

59 

53 

63 

6 

63 

0 

60 

0 

58 

1 

58 

4 

58 

0 

56 

8 

50 

2 

66 

8 

55 

8 

56 

0 

66 

2 

57 

40 

64 

8 

63 

8 

6.S 

2 

63 

1 

63 

0 

58 

5 

56 

0 

54 

5 

63 

1 

62 

8 

52 

2 

52 

1 

57 

45 

67 

5 

67 

3 

67 

1 

66 

6 

66 

0 

64 

0 

61 

5 

59 

6 

64 

0 

51 

0 

49 

0 

48 

5 

57 

28 

69 

7 

72 

0 

74 

3 

75 

5 

76 

0 

74 

1 

62 

0 

58 

0 

50 

3 

55 

5 

53 

0 

52 

0 

60 

20 

71 

5 

72 

2 

71 

0 

62 

5 

67 

0 

63 

0 

59 

0 

67 

5 

55 

0 

53 

8 

52 

6 

51 

6 

58 

09 

70 

0 

67 

8 

69 

2 

67 

0 

66 

1 

63 

0 

59 

0 

50 

6 

54 

8 

52 

7 

51 

8 

61 

0 

56 

68 

70 

0 

713 

72 

8 

71 

5 

70 

2 

67 

0 

61 

0 

59 

5 

57 

0 

54 

8 

53 

5 

52 

6 

58 

25 

66 

78 

67  02 

07-56 

66-76 

65-81 

63-23 

59-79 

57-82 

56  25 

55-23 

54 

09 

53 

34 

58 

40 

184 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

Temperature  at  Victoria,  B.C.  (120th  Meridian  Standard  Time),  for 


Hour  Ending 

DAT. 

1  a.m. 

2  a.m. 

3  a.m. 

4  a.m. 

5  a.m. 

6  a.m. 

7  a.m. 

8  a.m. 

9  a.m. 

10  a.m. 

11  a.m. 

Noon. 

- 

o 

» 

o 

o 

» 

« 

= 

o 

. 

0 

o 

1 

52  1 

50-8 

49-8 

49-2 

48-9 

49 

0 

.51-0 

52-5 

61-5 

67-9 

72 

0 

73 

8 

2_ 

51  9 

51-8 

50-8 

50  0 

49  9 

49 

8 

51  0 

52-5 

63  0 

67  2 

70 

0 

71 

8 

.3 

52-3 

51  0 

50  2 

50  0 

49-8 

49 

5     i        50  0 

51  0 

53  5 

61  0 

07 

5 

68 

0 

4 

51  5 

50-8 

50  2 

50  0 

50  1 

50 

2     '         51-8 

55  5 

70  0 

740 

75 

0 

73 

5 

5 

56-6 

56- 1 

54  0 

33-8 

53 

8 

53 

0     j         53-8 

5G-0 

66 

5 

670 

71 

5 

73 

0 

G 

.■JS  8 

530 

.52  0 

51-8 

50 

8 

50 

0             50  0 

51  5 

55 

0 

63  0 

68 

6 

69 

2 

7. 

51  3 

51  1 

50  9 

50-8 

50 

8 

51 

3     '         53  5 

54-5 

59 

0 

58-0 

57 

0 

58 

0 

S 

55G 

560 

56-8 

55- 1 

55 

0 

55 

U     :         56  5 

58-0 

GO 

5 

61 -S 

63 

0 

65 

5 

9 

54-3 

550 

552 

.55  1 

55 

9 

55 

8 

55-8 

58-1 

59 

0 

61-1 

63 

8 

63 

2 

10 

53-7 

.53  3 

53- 1 

52-6 

52 

2 

52 

3 

52  4 

53-0 

55 

0 

57  0 

59 

3 

60 

8 

11 

470 

461 

45-3 

44-8 

43 

3 

43 

0 

44  2 

47-0 

54 

0 

570 

60 

0 

63 

5 

12 

52-4 

520 

51  0 

50  1 

DO 

0 

49 

0 

50  0 

52  0 

5S 

0 

59-5 

64 

1 

62 

2 

13 

53  1 

.52-2 

52-6 

52  6 

53  0 

53 

0 

52  3 

52-5 

56 

0 

59-5 

64 

0 

65 

0 

14 

471 

46  6 

460 

450 

44  0 

43 

8 

44  0 

46-5 

52 

5 

52-5 

55 

0 

58 

3 

15- 

46-8 

460 

45- 0 

44  5 

43 

3 

42 

9     i         438 

46  0 

52 

0 

58  5 

64 

5 

67 

0 

16 

48- 1 

47-8 

47-5 

47  0 

46 

2 

46 

6     i         47  5 

50-5 

5G 

0 

600 

65 

0 

66 

0 

17 

51-8 

51-2 

51  0 

50-7 

50 

7 

50 

7     '[         50-2 

50-8 

53 

5 

55-5 

56 

5 

60 

0 

18 

47-2 

460 

44-3 

438 

43 

4 

43 

8     j         44-5 

45-5 

48 

5 

517 

54 

5 

i56 

0 

19 

1 

51-6 

51-3 

512 

51  1 

51 

0 

51 

0 

51-1 

51-7 

52 

2 

52-3 

53 

0 

53 

8 

20 

512 

51-8 

520 

51-9 

51 

5 

51 

5 

51-5 

51-9 

54 

3 

54-8 

55 

0 

56 

0 

21 

52  0 

.51-8 

51  4 

51-2 

51 

0 

50 

9 

50-7 

50-8 

53 

5 

54-1 

55 

5 

59 

0 

22 

50 

8 

50-8 

50-9 

.50-9 

50 

6 

50 

« 

.50-8 

52-2 

54 

5 

56  0 

57 

5 

58 

5 

23 

40 

4 

46-6 

46  6 

480 

48 

5 

49 

1 

49-8 

50-8 

54 

G 

55  5 

59 

0 

62 

8 

24 

52 

5 

52  4 

51-2 

50  0 

48 

3 

48 

4 

50  5 

52-5 

54 

3 

55-8 

59 

2 

61 

0 

25 

51 

3 

51-2 

.51  1 

511 

51 

0 

51 

(1 

.    51  0 

51-5 

53 

8 

55  3 

57 

0 

61 

0 

26 

46 

0 

44-5 

430 

42  0 

40 

2 

40 

0 

39  0 

410 

45 

5 

.50  0 

55 

0 

58 

0 

27 

43 

0 

41  9 

40  8 

40  0 

39 

0 

.39 

0 

390 

40-0 

43 

5 

53-5 

58 

5 

G2 

3 

28 

47 

9 

480 

47  7 

47-9 

47 

5 

48 

3 

49-5 

.50  0 

52 

5 

55-5 

59 

6 

62 

0 

29 

53 

1 

53  3 

.53  5 

54-7 

55 

7 

55 

9 

56  0 

55-8 

56 

O 

56  8 

59 

0 

57 

1 

30 

49 

7 

49  7 

49  3 

48  9 

48 

5 

48 

8 

49-2 

50-5 

53 

0 

54  0 

55 

5 

56 

8 

Mean 

50  77 

50  34 

49  81 

49-49 

49  13 

49 

11 

49-68 

51  07 

55-38 

58  21 

61-17 

61-77 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

each  Hour,  during  the  Month  of  September,  1909. 


185 


HouK  Ending 

Mean. 

1  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Mid- 
night. 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

790 

80-8 

77 

1 
0 

75'5 

73 

1 
0 

67  1 

67  1 

60  8 

57  5 

55  0 

53- 

8 

52 

8 

61 

57 

73-6 

741 

73 

7 

73- 1 

71 

5 

65-5 

62-0 

56-5 

55-0 

550 

53 

1 

52 

2 

60 

21 

70  5 

72  2 

70 

0 

711 

70 

0 

65-4 

60-0 

56-7 

56  0 

54-8 

52 

5 

52 

1 

58 

65 

700 

70-4 

71 

5 

72  4 

73 

1 

72-8 

680 

65-8 

62-0 

60-2 

59 

2 

57 

8 

62 

76 

74-6 

751 

74 

0 

74  4 

72 

0 

66  0 

58-2 

57  0 

570 

55  8 

54 

8 

54 

1 

62 

00 

670 

G4-8 

03 

2 

620 

62 

0 

57  0 

62-5 

61-5 

570 

.55-5 

53 

5 

52 

5 

57 

80 

600 

70-8 

70 

I 

71-2 

69 

3 

680 

660 

59-1 

57-3 

58  0 

57 

1 

57 

2 

58 

76 

69-2 

65  0 

04 

5 

64  0 

61 

5 

61  2 

59-5 

58  9 

.57 -0 

55-1 

55 

0 

55 

I 

59 

33 

65-2 

650 

62 

0 

.58  0 

56 

2 

560 

56-0 

.56-3 

57  1 

55  8 

54 

0 

53 

8 

57 

82 

63  0 

621 

61 

a 

61  2 

60  2 

56  5 

54  0 

52-8 

51-8 

51  8 

51 

4 

49 

5 

55 

45 

02-5 

62-5 

61 

4 

62  0 

61 

0 

570 

55  6 

55  0 

54-3 

52-8 

52  3 

52 

5 

53 

50 

01-5 

61  2 

65 

0 

64-8 

64 

0 

60  0 

57  0 

55  2 

53-5 

53-1 

.53 

0 

53 

1 

56 

32 

650 

64-2 

62  5 

60  0 

55 

0 

53  2 

51-8 

50-6 

49  8 

49  0 

48 

2 

47  8 

55 

12 

60-8 

61  0 

58 

0 

550 

53 

0 

52-9 

520 

50-6 

49-9 

48  3 

47 

2 

47 

0 

50 

71 

690 

71-3 

72 

8 

73-6 

72 

0 

630 

59  0 

55-2 

52  5 

52 

0 

50 

0 

49 

0 

55 

82 

650 

60  1 

57 

1 

56-8 

58 

2 

55-5 

54-0 

52-5 

52-2 

52 

2 

52 

0 

51 

9 

53 

99 

62-8 

600 

60 

3 

60  8 

60 

5 

57  5 

54  0 

.53  0 

51  3 

51 

0 

49 

3 

49 

0 

54 

17 

611 

59  0 

56 

5 

541 

32 

5 

52-2 

54  0 

.54-2 

54  0 

53 

8 

52 

4 

51 

9 

51 

04 

53-8 

54-5 

53 

5 

52-2 

bl 

6 

51-2 

50  8 

50-8 

50-8 

50 

7 

50 

8 

51 

0 

51 

79 

570 

57-5 

68 

0 

.■=7  0 

56 

1 

550 

53-2 

53-1 

52  5 

52 

6 

52 

1 

52 

1 

53 

72 

61-3 

58  5 

57 

5 

56-5 

53 

0 

52-3 

51-2 

51-3 

51  2 

51 

1 

51 

0 

50 

0 

53 

20 

610 

62 

0 

61 

•2 

61  3 

60 

0 

56  0 

.52-5 

51-8 

50  1 

49 

0 

47 

3 

46 

5 

53 

87 

63  r. 

G3 

S 

64 

8 

67  0 

65 

■9 

65- 1 

61-3 

60  U 

58-5 

56 

3 

55 

0 

53 

5 

56 

35 

600 

57 

5 

56 

3 

55  9 

55 

0 

52-2 

52  0 

52  1 

52-1 

52 

0 

51 

8 

51 

7 

53 

57 

61-7 

61 

7 

61 

8 

59-5 

56 

■0 

53-2 

52  1 

51-5 

50-8 

49 

8 

48 

8 

48 

3 

53 

81 

590 

59 

4 

58 

0 

570 

56 

■1 

54  8 

51-8 

490 

47-5 

46 

0 

45 

0 

41 

0 

48 

82 

65-8 

67 

2 

65 

0 

61  0 

59  0 

56  5 

.54  0 

51  9 

50  8 

.50 

1 

49 

3 

48  0 

50 

80 

63  3 

60 

0 

59 

0 

587 

58-5 

58-4 

54-4 

53-2 

53  1 

,53 

1 

52 

8 

52-8 

53 

90 

57-2 

57 

3 

57 

2 

56-6 

550 

53-8 

52-0 

51-4 

5]  0 

50 

7 

.50 

2 

50-0 

54 

55 

58-3 

58 

6 

i        '' 

5 

590 

570 

560 

54-5 

54-5 

53-8 

53 

0 

52 

8 

51-6 

53 

44 

64  06 

63  92 

6311 

62-39 

60  94 

58-38 

56  35 

54-71 

53-58 

52  79 

51-86 

51-29 

55 

43 

186 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

Temperature  at  Victoria,  B.C.  (120th  Meridian  Standard  Time),  for 


Hour  Ending 

Day. 

1  a.m. 

2  a.m. 

3  a.m. 

4  a.m. 

5  a.m. 

6  a.m. 

7  a.m. 

8  a.m. 

9  a.m. 

10  a.m. 

11  a.m. 

Noon. 

o 

o 

o 

= 

o 

■> 

- 

o 

o 

O 

o 

o 

1 

'50-5 

500 

500 

50 

0 

49 

9 

50 

5 

60 

9 

51 

3 

53 

5 

55 

5 

57 

0 

58 

0 

2 

50  9 

50-9 

50-8 

50 

7 

47 

0 

45 

8 

44 

8 

44 

3 

40 

0 

54 

0 

57 

6 

60 

5 

3 

44-3 

43  6 

43  1 

42 

8 

42 

0 

41 

1 

40 

5 

42 

0 

46 

5 

51 

3 

55 

0 

57 

8 

4 

50-8 

50  6 

50-3 

51 

1 

52 

0 

52 

3 

52 

1 

52 

1 

53 

5 

54 

9 

56 

7 

62 

0 

5 

52-5 

53 

0 

530 

53 

3 

54 

0 

54 

1 

53 

0 

52 

1 

54 

5 

55 

1 

58 

5 

59 

9 

G 

51-8 

51 

1 

51  0 

50 

8 

49 

2 

49 

0 

48 

3 

49 

0 

50 

5 

51 

2 

52 

5 

53 

5 

7 

46  0 

44 

5 

44  1 

44 

3 

43 

0 

41 

3 

38 

0 

39 

0 

44 

0 

47 

5 

51 

0 

53 

5 

8 

451 

45 

1 

46  0 

46 

0 

46 

0 

45 

8 

45 

1 

45 

2 

40 

0 

46 

8 

47 

1 

48 

5 

9. 

51-2 
51  8 

51 
50 

8 
2 

52-2 
48-2 

52 
51 

1 
0 

52 
52 

1 
0 

52 
52 

2 
3 

52 
52 

3 
3 

52 
54 

2 
0 

52 
56 

0 

1 

51 
56 

5 

8 

56 
02 

0 
0 

57 
05 

0 

10 

0 

11 

483 

48 

1 

480 

47 

2 

48 

1 

48 

0 

47 

3 

48 

8 

51 

0 

54 

5 

58 

0 

60 

5 

12 

56-5 

57 

2 

57-7 

57 

4 

57 

2 

56 

0 

53 

8 

53 

1 

53 

1 

53 

3 

53 

8 

54 

0 

13 

49-2 

49 

2 

49-2 

49 

2 

50 

0 

50 

0 

50 

0 

51 

0 

51 

3 

52 

0 

55 

0 

58 

0 

14 

43  3 

42 

0 

41  1 

40 

6 

40 

0 

39 

3 

38 

8 

39 

6 

45 

5 

48 

0 

52 

5 

56 

8 

16 

430 

42 

8 

42  9 

43 

0 

44 

0 

44 

2 

44 

8 

45 

3 

47 

0 

50 

0 

52 

5 

54 

0 

16 

47  0 

47 

0 

45-5 

44 

3 

45 

0 

45 

0 

44 

0 

42 

8 

44 

0 

47 

0 

50 

0 

52 

5 

17 

39-5 

39 

6 

39-4 

39 

3 

39 

0 

38 

0 

38 

2 

39 

1 

45 

0 

47 

0 

51 

5 

53 

0 

IS 

430 

43 

1 

435 

43 

0 

42 

3 

42 

1 

41 

2 

41 

0 

41 

5 

44 

0 

49 

0 

50  8 

19 

49  9 

49 

5 

49-8 

50 

1 

50 

3 

50 

1 

49 

7 

50 

3 

52 

5 

53 

8 

55 

8 

56 

9 

20 

49-8 

49 

8 

49-8 

49 

7 

49 

6 

49 

0 

48 

3 

48 

4 

49 

5 

50 

2 

51 

0 

52 

2 

21 

47  0 

47 

3 

48-1 

48 

2 

48 

1 

47 

9 

47 

2 

47 

3 

48 

0 

49 

8 

52 

8 

55 

0 

22 

499 

50 

1 

50-5 

50 

8 

51 

0 

51 

0 

51 

0 

51 

6 

52 

0 

53 

1 

56 

0 

57 

5 

23 

50-3 

50 

9 

500 

50  0 

50 

8 

.50 

1 

50 

2 

50 

7 

50 

8 

50 

8 

50 

5 

50 

3 

24 

45-5 

45 

2 

435 

43 

0 

43 

2 

43 

5 

43 

3 

43 

5 

44 

8 

46 

0 

47 

5 

49 

0 

25 

46-6 

46 

6 

46-7 

46 

8 

47 

0 

47 

1 

47 

3 

47 

8 

48 

5 

49 

5 

51 

0 

52 

3 

26 

41-8 

41 

8 

41-6 

41 

2 

41  0 

41 

0 

41 

7 

42 

3 

43 

8 

45 

0 

47 

0 

49 

0 

27 

43  3 

44 

1 

44-7 

45 

0 

45 

5 

45 

7 

45 

9 

46 

0 

46 

0 

46 

2 

46 

7 

47 

2 

28 

440 

44 

0 

43-3 

43 

7 

44 

7 

45 

0 

45 

5 

45 

7 

46 

0 

46 

3 

47 

8 

48 

7 

29 

460 

45 

3 

45  9 

46 

1 

46 

3 

46 

7 

47 

1 

47 

1 

47 

1 

47 

8 

49 

2 

49 

5 

30 

42-5 

42 

3 

42-3 

42 

3 

41 

3 

40 

0 

40 

0 

41 

7 

43 

5 

44 

3 

46 

0 

47  5 

31..  ..  .. 

45-0 

44-8 

45  0 

47 

0 

4(i 

0 

45 

8 

45 

0 

44 

9 

45 

3 

45 

8 

46 

0 

47-5 

Mean 

47 -30 

47  14 

47  01 

47 

10 

47  02 

47  09 

46 

37 

46-75 

48-35 

49-97 

52-36 

54-13 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

each  Hour,  during  the  Month  of  October,  1 909. 


187 


Hour  Ending 

Mean. 

1  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Mid- 
night. 

o 

= 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

= 

o 

o 

58-8 

58-8 

59 

1 

52 

0 

53 

5 

52-3 

52-3 

52-2 

52  0 

52-0 

51 

8 

.50 

8 

53-45 

63  C 

62  2 

61 

1 

60 

7 

58 

0 

53-2 

51-5 

49-3 

48 

0 

46-8 

45 

5 

44 

8 

5200 

59  8 

58 

0 

56 

5 

52 

0 

52 

0 

52-0 

57-5 

57-8 

54 

2 

54 -5 

54 

0 

51 

8 

50-42 

61  0 

61 

9 

02 

2 

62 

0 

57 

5 

55  0 

530 

51-5 

51 

2 

51-2 

52 

0 

.52 

5 

54  56 

59  0 

59 

9 

59 

0 

57 

0 

54 

1 

54  0 

53  8 

53  9 

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9 

53-7 

52 

5 

52 

1 

54-83 

54-8 

.55 

1 

54 

0 

53 

0 

52 

0 

49-7 

48-2 

47-8 

47 

8 

47  3 

46 

8 

40 

7 

50-40 

540 

50 

1 

54 

0 

52 

0 

50 

0 

48-8 

48-2 

47-8 

47 

S 

47 

3 

47  0 

45 

8 

47  29 

50-5 

52 

3 

52 

8 

52 

8 

52 

1 

51-5 

50  0 

49-9 

49 

8 

49 

8 

49 

3 

.  51 

0 

48-52 

630 

65 

0 

65 

0 

60 

8 

58 

5 

56  0 

55  3 

55-5 

54 

3 

54 

0 

53 

0 

52 

9 

55-25 

66'5 

67 

2 

67 

0 

66 

0 

63 

8 

60-3 

560 

53-5 

51 

5 

51 

3 

50 

0 

49 

0 

50- 11 

630 

63 

5 

60 

0 

59 

8 

58 

0 

56-5 

55-0 

54-8 

55 

0 

55 

3 

55 

2 

55 

8 

54-15 

540 

53 

0 

53 

0 

52 

7 

52 

0 

50  3 

49-9 

49  2 

49 

3 

49 

3 

49 

2 

49 

1 

53  09 

59-5 

60 

1 

60 

3 

68 

8 

53 

0 

550 

.53-1 

52-2 

51 

0 

48 

0 

46 

5 

45 

2 

52  00 

57-3 

57 

8 

58 

2 

55 

0 

51 

8 

500 

48-0 

46-2 

44 

3 

44 

0 

43 

6 

43 

6 

40-97 

56-8 

57 

2 

57 

2 

55 

5 

52 

0 

49  7 

48-3 

47-8 

48 

1 

48 

1 

48 

0 

47 

8 

48-75 

54  7 

55 

0 

54 

5 

53 

6 

53 

0 

50  0 

46  3 

435 

42 

1 

41 

0 

40 

2 

39 

7 

46-99 

54-3 

55 

1 

55 

8 

55 

4 

54 

3 

52  0 

46-5 

45-5 

44 

0 

43 

1 

42 

8 

42 

9 

45  86 

51  1 

51 

2 

51  1 

50 

3 

49 

8 

48-3 

48-2 

480 

48 

0 

48 

3 

49 

3 

49 

i 

46  58 

5<  0 

58 

7 

58 

0 

56 

1 

54 

1 

52-3 

51  1 

51-3 

51 

2 

50 

0 

48 

2 

48 

8 

52-35 

52  8 

54 

0 

54 

8 

53 

8 

52 

0 

50-8 

49-8 

49-2 

48 

8 

47 

8 

47 

2 

47 

0 

50-22 

5C  0 

56 

2 

66 

3 

54 

3 

54 

0 

.53  1 

.51-5 

50  6 

49 

6 

49 

3 

49 

G 

49 

8 

50-71 

59  3 

59 

0 

59 

0 

.\S 

8 

56 

5 

56-0 

53-8 

52-8 

51 

i 

51 

7 

51 

5 

50 

2 

53  53 

500 

50 

1 

50 

1 

50 

1 

51 

0 

500 

490 

48  8 

48 

8 

48 

1 

47 

1 

46 

3 

49-78 

.50  8 

51 

2 

50 

8 

49 

0 

47 

8 

46  7 

46  1 

46  0 

45 

9 

46 

0 

46 

2 

46 

2 

46-28 

521 

52 

0 

51 

9 

51 

3 

50 

8 

49-8 

480 

471 

45 

2 

44 

0 

42 

7 

42 

0 

48-09 

53- 1 

53 

0 

51 

8 

51 

0 

49 

0 

46-3 

44-8 

42  9 

41 

8 

41 

8 

42 

0 

42 

8 

44-90 

481 

48 

1 

47 

9 

47 

2 

4G 

0 

45-3 

45  3 

45  0 

45 

0 

44 

9 

44 

4 

44 

0 

45-73 

49  8 

50 

1 

50 

0 

49 

3 

49 

0 

48-8 

48-8 

48-7 

48 

2 

48 

0 

47 

5 

47 

2 

47 -09 

49  2 

48 

9 

48 

5 

48 

1 

47 

3 

47-0 

46  0 

45-8 

45 

7 

45 

3 

44 

0 

43 

3 

46-80 

48  5 

49 

5 

49 

0 

48 

0 

47 

0 

46-8 

46-8 

46-8 

46 

8 

45 

3 

45 

0 

45 

3 

44-94 

1 

49  5 

50  0 

W) 

1 

48 

8 

46 

5 

46-1 

46-1 

46-2 

46 

0 

45 

5 

45 

1 

44 

i 

46-30 

55  45 

55-81 

55-45 

54 

05 

52-63 

51-08 

49  94 

49  34 

48-61 

48  15 

47  65 

47-38 

49-84 

188 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

Temperature  at  Victoria,  B.C.  (120th  Meridian  Standard  Time),  for 


Day. 

Hour  Ending 

1  a.m. 

2  a.m. 

3  a.m. 

4  a.m. 

6  a.m. 

6  a.m. 

7  a.m. 

8  a.m. 

9  a.m. 

10  a.m. 

11  a.m. 

Noon. 

= 

o 

o 

o 

o 

<■ 

o 

o 

= 

0 

o 

•> 

1 

45 

0 

45 

0 

44 

3 

44 

5 

44 

0 

44 

1 

44 

G 

45-0 

46 

2 

47 

1 

47 

8 

48 

0 

2. 

51 

0 

51 

0 

51 

3 

51 

5 

51 

0 

50 

5 

50 

2 

500 

50 

4 

51 

2 

51 

6 

51 

8 

3 

49 

9 

49 

8 

49 

8 

49 

8 

49 

3 

49 

1 

48 

8 

48-6 

48 

8 

48 

9 

49 

8 

50 

5 

4 

40 

8 

41 

0 

41 

0 

41 

0 

40 

8 

40 

7 

41 

1 

41  2 

42 

5 

44 

0 

40 

0 

47 

8 

5.. 

38 

7 

38 

6 

.^8 

0 

37 

2 

36 

9 

37 

3 

38 

5 

39  1 

39 

5 

43 

0 

47 

5 

49 

0 

S. 

38 

0 

37 

5 

36 

7 

36 

5 

36 

6 

38 

0 

40 

0 

41  5 

43 

0 

44 

4 

46 

1 

47 

1 

7 

48'2 

48 

2 

47 

9 

47 

0 

46 

2 

46 

0 

45 

9 

46-0 

47 

0 

48 

5 

49 

0 

51 

3 

8 

47 

3 

47 

3 

47 

2 

47 

0 

46 

1 

45 

5 

45 

5 

44  1 

45 

0 

47 

5 

48 

3 

51 

2 

9 

4G 

5 

46 

0 

46 

0 

45 

9 

45 

9 

45 

5 

45 

6 

45-8 

47 

8 

48 

6 

50 

p 

51 

8 

10 

43 

8 

43 

9 

43 

9 

44 

0 

44 

0 

44 

1 

44 

2 

44  7 

44 

8 

44 

8 

45 

0 

45 

6 

11 

41 

0 

40 

5 

39 

8 

39 

0 

38 

2 

40 

0 

42 

5 

43  0 

44 

0 

■  45 

8 

47 

8 

49 

1 

12 

42 

2 

42 

3 

42 

3 

42 

2 

42 

5 

42 

7 

43 

3 

43-8 

43 

2 

43  6 

44 

3 

46 

0 

l.S 

40 
35 

0 
8 

39 

35 

3 
6 

38 
35 

8 
3 

38 
.35 

6 
3 

39 
35 

0 
3 

39 
35 

0 
2 

39 

35 

2 
3 

39  3 
36-0 

39  G 

40 -0 

40 

38 

2 

5 

41 
39 

0 

14 

36 

3 

37 

5 

8 

15 

28 

7 

28 

7 

28 

2 

27 

8 

26 

9 

26 

8 

27 

2 

280 

29 

5 

32 

3 

36 

0 

39 

2 

16 

33 

9 

34 

0 

34 

0 

34 

0 

34 

1 

34 

2 

34 

5 

35-5 

38 

0 

39 

0 

40 

0 

40 

8 

17 

40 

5 

40 

6 

40 

0 

39 

1 

39 

5 

40 

2 

40 

0 

40-8 

41 

0 

42 

3 

43 

3 

44 

0 

18 

46 

0 

46 

3 

40 

6 

46 

9 

47  1 

47 

2 

47 

2 

47  5 

48 

2 

48 

5 

50 

0 

.52 

8 

19 

48 

5 

47 

0 

47 

2 

46 

5 

46 

1 

45 

1 

44 

5 

44  0 

43 

2 

43 

1 

44 

0 

47 

3 

20 

44 

2 

44 

0 

43 

8 

43 

0 

42 

5 

42 

6 

42 

7 

431 

42 

8 

43 

1 

44 

3 

45 

2 

21. 

40 

7 

41 

0 

41 

1 

41 

0 

40 

5 

40 

1 

39 

« 

39-9 

41 

0 

42 

2 

44 

8 

45 

8 

22 

44 

2 

44 

3 

45 

0 

45 

1 

46 

0 

40 

2 

46 

9- 

46-8 

45 

3 

50 

0 

52 

8 

53 

8 

23 

49 

2 

49 

2 

49 

5 

49 

8 

49 

4 

50 

8 

51 

3 

.51-4 

51 

2 

51 

7 

51 

5 

51 

8 

24; 

43 

7 

43 

9 

43 

8 

43 

8 

43 

5 

43 

0 

40 

5 

40-5 

42 

1 

42 

8 

44 

0 

44 

0 

25 

38 

6 

38 

6 

38 

7 

38 

8 

38 

8 

38 

6 

38 

7 

38-6 

38 

0 

39 

1 

39 

0 

40 

G 

26 

38 

G 

38 

3 

38 

0 

37 

0 

36 

0 

35 

7 

36 

1 

36-5 

38 

0 

38 

9 

40 

5 

41 

9 

27 

41 

3 

41 

3 

41 

2 

41 

1 

41 

0 

41 

0 

40 

3 

40  G 

42 

3 

43 

0 

43 

6 

44 

0 

2S 

46 

8 

47 

1 

47 

8 

48 

0 

48 

2 

48 

8 

49 

3 

49  7 

50 

0 

50 

4 

50 

8 

50 

9 

29 

51 

3 

50 

6 

49 

8 

49 

1 

48 

7 

48 

6 

48 

0 

47-5 

46 

3 

46 

3 

47 

0 

47 

0 

.% 

40 

2 

40 

2 

40 

1 

40 

1 

40 

0 

39 

7 

39 

2 

39  6 

40 

5 

42 

5 

43 

3 

43 

7 

Mean 

42-82 

42  72 

42  57 

42  35 

42  14 

42-21 

42  36 

42-66 

42-88 

44-34 

45-58 

46 

76 

METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

each  Hour,  during  tue  Month  of  November,  1909. 


189 


Hour  Ending 

Mean. 

1  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  ]t.  III. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

S  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Mid- 
night. 

o 

o 

o 

^ 

o 

° 

■= 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

48  0 

48- 1 

48 

3 

48 

4 

48 

9 

49-0 

49 -1 

49 

49 

6 

50 

0 

50 

0 

50-5 

47 

27 

51-5 

50-9 

50 

1 

49 

9 

49 

5 

49 -"J 

502 

50 

2 

49 

2 

49 

3 

49 

8 

49  8 

50 

49 

o3-5 

540 

52 

5 

51 

0 

M 

1 

48-3 

470 

46 

0 

44 

2 

42 

3 

41 

8 

41  3 

48 

55 

481 

480 

47 

5 

46 

8 

45 

6 

44-7 

430 

43 

1 

41 

' 

40 

8 

39 

5 

39-0 

43 

11 

48-3 

48  5 

48 

2 

47 

0 

46 

0 

45-1 

44  0 

43 

8 

41 

5 

40 

8 

39 

8 

38-7 

41 

87 

48-5 

49-2 

49 

2 

48 

5 

47 

0 

45-8 

45  2 

46 

1 

46 

9 

47 

1 

47 

2 

47-7 

43 

91 

51  0 

50-8 

50 

3 

49 

0 

48 

0 

47-5 

40-5 

46 

0 

46 

5 

47 

2 

47 

6 

47  6 

47 

88 

52-9 

52-9 

52 

3 

51 

2 

51 

0 

49  7 

48-8 

48 

0 

47 

2 

47 

1 

47 

0 

46-9 

48 

21 

51  5 

51  0 

50 

0 

49 

8 

48 

5 

48  0 

47 -0 

46 

9 

46 

8 

45 

8 

45 

2 

44-3 

47 

50 

46-8 

47  0 

46 

8 

46 

5 

46 

0 

45-3 

45  0 

44 

3 

44 

1 

43 

8 

43 

0 

41-9 

44 

72 

495 

18-5 

47 

5 

47 

0 

46 

0 

43-2 

42-0 

41 

8 

41 

9 

42 

0 

42 

1 

42  1 

43 

51 

46  2 

450 

44 

0 

43 

5 

42 

8 

42  0 

41  9 

41 

3 

41 

2 

41 

2 

41 

0 

40-7 

42 

88 

40-9 

40  8 

40 

0 

39 

2 

38 

1 

380 

37  5 

37 

1 

36 

8 

36 

5 

36 

1 

3R-1 

38 

80 

39-8 

39-8 

39 

0 

38 

2 

37 

0 

35- i 

33  5 

32 

2 

31 

1 

30 

0 

29 

2 

290 

35 

44 

39-5 

39  3 

39 

2 

38 

9 

38 

3 

35-8 

33  5 

Xi 

0 

32 

9 

33 

3 

33 

7 

33-2 

32 

91 

40-7 

40-5 

40 

6 

40 

3 

40 

0 

39-6 

39  1 

39 

0 

.•iS 

9 

38 

9 

39 

1 

400 

37 

86 

44-2 

44-3 

44 

0 

44 

0 

43 

8 

43  3 

43  5 

43 

9 

45 

0 

45 

0 

45 

5 

46  1 

42 

66 

630 

52-8 

52 

2 

52 

1 

52 

2 

518 

51  5 

51 

0 

51 

0 

50 

6 

49 

9 

49-3 

49  65 

47  2 

451 

45 

0 

44  1 

44 

2  . 

45-0 

44  3 

44 

0 

43 

8 

43 

9 

43 

8 

43-8 

45 

05 

45-8 

460 

46 

0 

45 

5 

44 

o 

43  4 

42-8 

47 

6 

41 

5 

40 

5 

39 

8 

40  0 

43 

31 

45  3 

45-4 

45 

0 

44 

8 

44 

6 

44-8 

44  9 

45 

0 

45 

0 

4J 

6 

44 

1 

44-2 

43 

15 

53  3 

53-2 

53 

0 

52 

5 

52 

0 

51  0 

50-6 

50 

0 

49 

9 

49 

3 

•49 

1 

491 

49 

14 

52  5 

52-8 

52 

2 

51 

0 

48 

0 

46  3 

46-0 

45 

2 

45 

1 

44 

3 

44 

0 

43-7 

49 

08 

441 

440 

44 

2 

44 

3 

43 

0 

41  2 

40  3 

40 

0 

40 

0 

39 

9 

39 

0 

38-8 

42 

27 

400 

39  8 

39 

9 

39 

0 

as 

0 

38  0 

38-7 

38 

2 

38 

0 

37 

9 

37 

3 

38-4 

38 

72 

42-8 

43  2 

42 

6 

42 

2 

42 

1 

42  0 

40-8 

40 

1 

40 

1 

40 

6 

41 

0 

41-2 

39 

76 

43-8 

42-8 

42 

3 

42  4 

42 

8 

42-8 

43  0 

43 

6 

44 

3 

45 

0 

45 

5 

461 

42 

71 

51  0 

510 

50 

8 

50-8 

50 

7 

50-4 

50-3 

50 

11 

50 

0 

50 

2 

51 

3 

51-7 

49 

84 

47-7 

470 

45 

2 

44-8 

44 

0 

44-1 

43-0 

41 

5 

40 

5 

40 

2 

40 

2 

40-2 

45 

75 

•8 

43  7 

43 

2 

42-2 

40 

8 

40  5 

40-1 

40 

7 

40 

* 

8 

39 

0 

40 

0 

40  4 

41 

02 

47  02 

48-85 

46-37 

45-83 

45  11 

44  41 

43  77 

43 

39 

43  18 

42  90 

42  75 

42-73 

43-90 

190 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

Temperature  at  Victoria,  B.C.  (1 20th  Meridian  Standard  Time),  for 


Hour  Ending 

Day. 

1  a.m. 

2  a.m. 

3  a.m. 

4  a.m. 

5  a.m. 

6  a.m. 

7  a.m. 

8  a.m. 

9a.r 

n. 

10  a-m. 

11  a.m. 

Noon. 

o 

0 

o 

o 

= 

= 

o 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

1 

39-6 

39 

1 

39 

1 

39  0 

38 

8 

38 

9 

38 

-7 

38  6 

39 

0 

89 

0 

38  8 

40-5 

2 

32  0 

31 

8 

31 

2 

31  0 

31 

0 

30 

8 

31 

-5 

33- 1 

33 

0 

33 

0 

34-0 

35  0 

3 

27  9 

27 

6 

27 

1 

26-8 

26 

0 

26 

0 

25 

•8 

25-0 

24 

3 

27 

0 

31-0 

31-8 

4 

26  5 

26 

2 

26 

0 

26-8 

27 

0 

27 

0 

27 

■0 

271 

27 

8 

28 

5 

30-5 

31-8 

5 

30-8 

30 

7 

30 

3 

30  2 

30 

7 

30 

2 

30 

1 

30-0 

29 

3 

29 

4 

31  5 

32-2 

6 

30-5 

32 

5 

32 

9 

33  0 

33 

0 

33 

0 

32 

8 

32  8 

32 

7 

33  2 

33  0 

33-8 

7 

331 

33 

3 

34 

0 

35  0 

35 

1 

35 

1 

36 

0 

36  3 

36 

5 

38 

2 

39  1 

40-5 

8 

360 

36 

8 

37 

3 

37-8 

38 

2 

38 

7 

38 

5 

39  5 

39 

6 

39 

8 

39  9 

41  2 

9. ,  ..... 

41-4 

41 

0 

41 

0 

41-2 

41 

0 

40 

0 

39 

2 

40  0 

40 

2 

40 

5 

43  5 

44  3 

10 

411 

41 

0 

41 

8 

42  0 

42 

9 

43 

0 

43 

0 

43  0 

43 

2 

43 

8 

44-5 

46  0 

11 

420 

42 

0 

42 

0 

43-4 

43  8 

41 

8 

40 

8 

40-3 

40 

1 

41 

2 

42  0 

42-5 

12 

46- 1 

46 

2 

46 

2 

46-2 

46 

0 

46 

2 

46 

7 

46-8 

46 

9 

47 

2 

47-5 

48  0 

13 

43-3 

43 

1 

42 

9 

42-7 

42 

S 

42 

8 

42 

5 

42  4 

41 

8 

41 

8 

43  0 

44-8 

14 

33-8 

33 

8 

.32 

7 

35-5 

36 

3 

36 

1 

.35 

8 

36  2 

36 

7 

36 

9 

38  2 

39- 1 

15 

38-2 

38 

1 

38 

1 

37-8 

36 

5 

36 

6 

36 

9 

37  0 

37 

0 

37 

8 

38-8 

40  0 

16 

38-2 

37 

3 

36 

5 

36-8 

36 

8 

36 

8 

36 

5 

36  3 

36 

5 

35 

8 

37  8 

40  0 

17 

380 

37 

8 

36 

8 

36-5 

37 

3 

37 

2 

37 

0 

36  8 

37 

0 

37 

8 

38  3 

38-8 

18 

378 

37 

3 

37 

2 

370 

36 

2 

36 

0 

36 

0 

36  0 

36 

0 

.36 

1 

36  7 

37  0 

19 

37-4 

37 

2 

36 

8 

36  0 

35 

8 

36 

0 

36 

2 

36-2 

35 

6 

.35 

7 

36  5 

40-5 

20 

38-8 

37 

2 

37 

0 

36  5 

36 

1 

35 

0 

34 

8 

33-8 

34 

0 

32 

0 

33  0 

31-0 

21 

29-6 

29 

5 

29 

2 

29  1 

28 

8 

28 

5 

28 

7 

29  0 

30 

0 

30 

7 

34  0 

35-8 

22 

29-9 

29 

2 

29 

1 

29  0 

28 

4 

28 

5 

29 

0 

29  2 

29 

2 

31 

0 

33  0 

350 

23 

33-3 

34 

3 

34 

9 

34  9 

34 

6 

34 

5 

34 

1 

34  0 

34 

1 

35 

0 

350 

360 

24 

32-5 

31 

9 

31 

6 

31  6 

32 

5 

33 

0 

33 

1 

33-3 

34 

0 

35 

1 

36  2 

37-8 

25 

33-8 

S3 

8 

33 

9 

34  4 

34 

8 

34 

9 

35 

0 

35-0 

34 

7 

34 

8 

350 

35  8 

26 

36  3 

36 

3 

36 

3 

36  3 

36 

O 

36 

0 

35 

9 

35-0 

34 

5 

34 

9 

36  0 

38  3 

27 

31  0 

31 

0 

31 

1 

31  5 

31 

8 

31 

0 

31 

2 

31  7 

31  9 

31 

6 

32  0 

350 

28. ...... . 

33-6 

33 

5 

33 

1 

33  0 

33 

0 

32 

9 

32 

9 

33-0 

33-3 

34 

0 

35-5 

36  9 

29 

36-5 

36 

3 

36 

2 

36  2 

36 

9 

36 

9 

06 

6 

36-8 

36-9 

36 

9 

380 

39-0 

30. .  . 

342 

34 

8 

35 

0 

35  0 

36 

5 

36 

9 

38 

8 

39  2 

40-3 

40- 

8 

41  3 

40-8 

31 

36-3 

36 

1 

3.-) 

9 

35-8 

36 

0 

35 

0 

34 

6 

34  6 

34  0 

34 

0 

35  0 

35-1 

Mean  .  . . 

35  47 

35-37 

35-26 

35  42 

35  -  51 

35-33 

.35-34 

35  42 

35  49 

.35-92 

37 -05 

38-20 

METEOEOLOGICAL   TABLES. 

each  Hour,  during  the  Month  of  December,  1909. 


191 


Hour 

Ending 

Mean. 

1pm. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Mid- 
night. 

o 

o 

o 

o 

O 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

41 

2 

41 

1 

41 

0 

41 

0 

39 

0 

37 

3 

36 

0 

35 

8 

35 

0 

34 

1 

33-2 

32 

8 

38 

19 

36 

2 

36 

0 

35 

5 

35 

0 

34 

0 

33 

0 

32 

8 

32 

0 

31 

0 

30 

3 

29-5 

28 

8 

32 

.56 

31 

7 

31 

5 

31 

0 

30 

2 

29 

5 

28 

3 

27 

6 

27 

1 

26 

8 

26 

6 

26-8 

26 

9 

27 

92 

32 

0 

32 

1 

32 

1 

32 

0 

32 

0 

31 

5 

31 

0 

30 

8 

30 

5 

30 

6 

30-8 

30 

8 

29 

51 

33 

8 

34 

2 

33 

8 

32 

8 

31 

8 

31 

0 

30 

3 

30 

2 

30 

3 

30 

2 

30-2 

30 

1 

31 

00 

34 

2 

34 

1 

34 

0 

34 

1 

34 

9 

35 

0 

34  8 

34 

3 

34 

0 

M 

0 

33-0 

33 

0 

33 

44 

41 

2 

41 

o 

41 

2 

40 

8 

40 

6 

40 

0 

39 

9 

39 

9 

39 

8 

39 

0 

38-2 

36 

3 

37 

92 

41 

4 

41 

2 

40 

6 

40 

2 

40 

2 

40 

2 

40 

9 

41 

8 

42 

0 

42 

0 

41-9 

42 

0 

39 

90 

44 

0 

43 

8 

43 

5 

4o 

0 

■52 

8 

42 

1 

42 

4 

42 

8 

42 

6 

42 

2 

42-0 

41 

4 

41 

91 

45 

8 

45 

1 

45  0 

45 

0 

44 

0 

43 

1 

42 

0 

41  2 

41 

0 

41 

3 

41  2 

41 

7 

42 

98 

43 

0 

43 

8 

44 

2 

44 

4 

44 

8 

44 

9 

45 

1 

45 

3 

45 

8 

45 

9 

45-9 

46 

0 

43 

37 

47 

2 

46 

8 

46 

0 

45 

2 

45 

0 

45 

0 

45 

1 

45 

1 

45 

0 

44 

8 

44  2 

44 

0 

45 

97 

44 

9 

45 

0 

44 

5 

43 

5 

42 

4 

41 

2 

39 

8 

38 

8 

37 

5 

36 

3 

35  0 

34 

I 

41 

.53 

40 

8 

40 

9 

41 

0 

40  8 

40 

7 

40  0 

39 

8 

39 

3 

39 

2 

.39 

1 

38-5 

38 

5 

37 

90 

41 

0 

41 

4 

41 

2 

40-8 

40  0 

39 

3 

39 

0 

39 

0 

38 

8 

38 

9 

38-5 

38 

3 

38 

70 

42 

6 

43 

2 

42 

8 

42-0 

40 

1 

39 

2 

38 

2 

36 

5 

.36 

5 

.37 

4 

38  2 

38 

1 

38 

33 

38 

9 

39 

0 

39 

2 

39-2 

39 

0 

38 

8 

38 

7 

38 

8 

38 

6 

38 

4 

380 

38 

0 

38 

07 

37 

2 

37 

1 

37 

0 

37  1 

37 

1 

37 

0 

37 

0 

37 

1 

37 

2 

37 

3 

.37-2 

37 

2 

36 

60 

41 

2 

41 

t 

41 

0 

40 

8 

40 

0 

39 

0 

39 

0 

38 

0 

38 

2 

32 

8 

1 

38-2 

;« 

8 

37 

85 

37 

0 

37 

8 

37 

3 

36 

5 

35 

1 

33 

6 

33 

(1 

32 

0 

31 

8 

31  0 

30  0 

29 

9 

34 

34 

36 

3 

36 

8 

36 

9 

36 

6 

35 

0 

33 

5 

31 

2 

30 

5 

30 

8 

30 

8 

30  3 

.'lO 

0 

31 

73 

36 

0 

36 

0 

35 

9 

35 

3 

34 

0 

33 

0 

32 

0 

31 

0 

30 

3 

31 

1 

32  0 

32 

1 

31 

63 

35 

9 

35 

8 

35 

8 

35 

5 

35 

2 

35 

2 

35 

0 

35 

0 

35 

0 

34 

5 

33  6 

33 

2 

34 

76 

37 

9 

38 

0 

38 

0 

38 

0 

38 

1 

38 

1 

38 

0 

38 

1 

38 

0 

.37 

9 

37-6 

35 

3 

35 

65 

35 

8 

35 

8 

36 

0 

36 

2 

36 

8 

36 

8 

36 

T 
1 

36 

6 

36 

6 

36 

5 

36-3 

36 

3 

35 

51 

33 

1 

39 

2 

39 

2 

38 

9 

37 

5 

35 

0 

34 

0 

33 

1 

33 

0 

33 

1 

33  1 

32 

2 

35 

80 

36 

1 

36 

or 

35 

1 

34 

8 

34 

8 

34 

2 

3? 

0 

34 

0 

34 

0 

33 

9 

33-8 

33 

8 

33 

13 

37 

2 

37 

4 

37 

7 

37 

5 

37 

0 

36 

6 

36 

1 

35 

9 

36 

0 

36 

0 

36  2 

36 

5 

35 

20 

39 

8 

39 

« 

39 

1 

38 

6 

38 

0 

36 

8 

35 

5 

35 

0 

35 

0 

34 

2 

33  5 

33 

9 

36 

75 

40 

6 

40 

6 

40 

2 

40 

6 

40 

3 

40 

0 

40 

0 

39 

9 

39 

3 

39 

2 

39  0 

38 

0 

3S 

80 

36 

1 

36 

3 

36 

5 

as 

4 

35 

0 

32 

8 

32 

8 

33 

1 

33 

6 

33 

3 

320 

31 

3 

34 

06 

38 

90 

38-98 

38-78 

38-48 

37-89 

37  15 

.36-50 

36-39 

36  23 

.35-89 

35-74 

35-46 

36  50 

192 


MKTEOKOLOCICAL    TABLES. 

Bi-HOURLY  Readings  of  Temperature  at  Regina,  Saskatchewan,  for  the  Month  of  January,  1909. 


Day. 


l.v 

2 

3 

4 

."i 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

18 

14 

15 

IC 

17 

IH 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

26 

27 

28  

29 

30 

31 

Mean 


12.30 
a.m. 


-  2 
-14 

7 
-14 
-41 
-45 
-32 
-35 
-24 
-30 
-30 

-  2 
-12 
-25 
-20 

5 

-13 

21 

13 

33 

4 


23  0 

19  0 

2  0 


-30  0 
20 


2.3U 
a.m. 


713 


— Ki 
2 
—20 
-43 
—48 
-31 
-38 
—23 
—35 
—33 

2 

-12 

-17 

—18 

7 

—16 

29 

12 

39 

3 

24 

10 

8 

—  6 

10 

2 

17 

—13 

-32 

0 


-  7  79 


4.30 

a.m. 


0 
-13 

3 
-23 
-40 
-50 
-32 
-35 
-22 
-31 
-35 


2  0 


2  0 


7-44 


6.30 
a.m. 


0 
-10 

-  1 
-27 
-41 
-51 
-31 
-35 
-21 
-34 
-38 

-  3 

-  9 
-32 
-18 

19 

-  8 
35 

0 

38 

10 

28 

8 

9 

-  4 
10 

3 

15 

-20 

-19 

4 


—  7-23 


8.30 
a.m. 


-33  0 
-33-5 
-20  0 
-35  0 
-44  0 

-  4-5 
-100 
-29  0 

180 
13-5 

-  40 
38-5 

2  5 
35  0 
10 -5 
28-5 

4  0 
11  0 

-  10 
5-5 
4-5 

130 

-22  0 

-17  0 

50 


10.30 
a.m. 


12.30 
p.m. 


2.30 
p.m. 


—  7-44 


7-5 
—  6  0 


6 
-27 
-38 
-42 
-33 
—28 
-17 
—28 
—31 

-  5 

—  8 
—20 
-14 

5 


2  0 


25 

0 

10 

0 

29 

0 

14 

0 

.30 

0 

3 

0 

11 

0 

8 

0 

14 

0 

18 

0 

5 

0 

—21 

0 

-10 

0 

5 

0 

—  4 

42 

10  0 

-  20 
50 

-26  0 
-34  0 
-35  0 
-30  0 
-25  5 
-17  0 
-19  5 
-110 

-  5-5 

-  70 
-19  0 
-12  0 

-  90 
100 
170 
170 
20  0 
15  0 
31  0 

4  0 
200 
160 
19  0 
34  0 

00 
-19  0 

-  5  0 
110 


1-53 


11 
11 
3 
—29 
-32 
-35 
-32 
—26 
-19 
-18 
—10 


—15 
—10 

—  2 
11 
16 
22 
17 
16 
31 

4 
22 
23 
15 
39 

—  3 
—18 

1 
S6 


4.30 
p.m. 


110 

7-5 
2  0 


0-39 


-30 
-33 
-38 
-33 
-26 
-21 
-21 

-  9 
-10 
-10 
-16 

-  8 

-  9 
12 
15 
24 
15 
15 

ai 

0 
20 
22 

5 
38 

-  4 
-18 

1 
34 


1  11 


6.30 
p.m. 


8 
7 
—  3 
-33 
-39 
-37 
-33 


8-30 
p.m. 


-27  0 


6  0 


-  6 
14 
11 
27 
14 
14 
32 

-  5 
10 
21 

3 
23 

-  6 
-22 

0 
21 


—  20 
70 

—  5  0 
-40  0 
— 40  0 
-350 
-33  0 
-260 
-28  0 
-25-5 
-12  0 
—140 
— 15  0 
-20-5 

—  20 
— 10  0 

180 
10  0 
27  0 
100 
15  0 
260 

—  40 

—  20 
22  0 

10 

240 

— 10  0 

— 20  0 

00 

14  0 


10.30 
p.m. 


400   —  5-48 


t 
-10 
-38 
-43 
-34 
-33 
-24 
-30 
-27 

-  9 
-13 
-19 
-19 

0 
-11 
23 
14 
36 
7 
20 
18 

-  5 

-  2 


21  0 


Mean. 


—  6-37 


2  96 

—  2-71 
0  92 

-28-17 
-38-87 
—41-71 
-32-25 
—30  00 
-22  63 
-27-75 
-22-91 

-  7  16 
—11-25 
—21-66 
—12  00 

1-04 

2-71 

21-79 

16-67 

25-16 

12-12 

27-33 

306 

9-79 

9  29 

9-17 

16-79 

4  33 

—19  21 

-11  17 

11-58 


4-96 


METEOEOLOGICAL    TABLES.  193 

Bi-HOURLY  Readings  of  Temperature  at  Regina,  Saskatchewan,  for  the  Montli  of  February,  1909. 


8. 

0. 

10. 

n. 

12. 
13. 
14. 
15. 
16. 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20. 
21. 
22. 
23. 
24. 
25. 
26. 
27. 


Day. 


Mean  . . 


12.30 
a.m. 


5  0 

;!() 

8-0 
40 

3  0 

4  5 
-21  0 
— 24  0 
— 23  0 
-18  0 
-30 
— 28  0 


2.30 
a.ni. 


0 
3 

10 

1 

9 

4 

-25 

-25 

-23 

-19 

-10 

-29 


-28  0  I  —29 


-23  0 

— 14  0 

--  1-5 

70 

100 

18  0 

210 

200 

12-0 

-  20 

-12  0 

9  0 

8  0 

160 

20  0 


—  1  11 


-26 

—10 

-  2 

7 

9 

15 

18 

15 

12 

0 

—12 

11 

7 

15 
15 


4.30 
a.m. 


0 

0 

0  !       10 

5  I        0 
1 

11 

—  3 

-25 
-27 
-27 
-21 
-13 
—30 
—28 
—28 

—  5 

—  4 
9 


07 


7 

15 
12 
10 
12 
—  6 
—14 
15 
10 
15 
17 


6.30 
a.m. 


4  5 


8.30 
a.m. 


3- 13 


-24 
-30 
-31 
-]9 
-16 
-33 
-28 
-30 

-  6 

-  1 
8 
3 

14 
9 
8 

14 

-  3 

-  9 
17 
12 
15 
16 


70 


—  70 
4  0 

9-5 

20 

10-5 

—  6  0 
-23  0 
-300 
—30-0 
-17  0 

—  17  0 
—300 
—270 
—29  5 

—  3-5 
10 
8-0 
50 

.150 
120  i 

7-5 
150 

0  0 

—  80 
ISO 
140 
16  0 
150 


10.30 
a.m. 


12.30 
p.m. 


17 

-  6 

-22 

-24 

-15 

-11 

-17 

-20 

-18 

-15 

4 

6 

10 

U 

23 


2.30 
p.m. 


4.30 
p.m. 


23  0 


270 


3  30 


10-5  , 

10  0 

320 

90 

17  5 

—  6  0 

-19-5 

-20  5 

—10-0 

—  80 

-180 

-130 

-13-5 

-  8  0 

90 

80 

13-5 

150 

29-5 

1 

270  ! 

230 

260 

90 

80 

25-5 

22  0 

190 

21-5 

780 

11 

13 

38 

12 

14 

—  8 

-20 

—19 


—  00 


-  5 
-18 
—10 
—12 

—  4 
11 
10 
16 
22 
30 
27 
23 
27 
12 
12 
r3 
24 
21 
24 


100 

12  0 

36  0 

12-5 

12  0 

-110 

— 210 

—200 

—120 

—  5  0 

— 18  0 

— 11  0 

—13-5 

-10-5 

10  0 
90 

160 
170 
300 
275 
160 
25  0 
90 

11  0 
20  0 
22  0 

20  0 

21  0 


6.30 
p.m. 


7  64 


6 

10 

24 

13 

12 

-15 

-23 

-23 

-16 

-10 

-19 

-15 

-17 

-16 

4 

8 

15 

15 

30 

25 

13 

20 

7 

8 

15 

20 

18 

18 


8.30 
p.m. 


4-59 


3 

9 

12 

8 
8 
-17 
-20 
-23 
-17 

-  2 
-24 
-21 
-18 
-15 

-  1 
7 

15 
20 
29 
20 


7  0 


218 


10.30 
p.m. 


3 

3 

6 

4 

5 

-18 

-24 

-23 

-20 

-  3 
-27 
-25 
-23 
-16 

-  1 
7 

14 
20 
28 
20 
12 
3 

-  2 
9 
9 

19 
18 
13 


0-41 


Mean. 


2-80 
6  71 

17  75 
600 

10-62 

—  717 
— 22-33 
—24-25 
-19-46 
—11-50 
—16  75 

22  21 

-21-37 
—18-41 

-  0  29 
3  91 

11-71 

12  83 
23  13 
20  17 

13  87 
15-75 

2-75 

0  42 
16-68 
16-33 
17-25 
18-33 

1  90 


2-2476—13 


194 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

BiiiouRLV  Readings  of  Temperature  at  Regina,  Saskatchewan,  for  tlie  Month  of  March,  1909. 


0 

10. 
H 
12. 
13 
H. 
15 
IG. 
17. 
18 
1!). 
20. 
L'l. 


23... 
21 . . . 
25.    . 

26... 


28 
2!1 
30. 


D.XY. 


12  30 
a.m. 


2  30 
a"in. 


3-5 
12  0 
111  0 
IS  0 
21  0 

20  0 
30 
40 

200 
80 

—  60 

—  6  0 
5-5 
60 

150 
11  0 

—  10 
'    100 

21-5 
24  0 
3iO 
24  0 

21  5 
liiO 
23  0 
27  0 

0 


3  5 
9  0 


25 


13  5 

14  0 
27  0 
20  0 


4  30 
.a.m. 


fi.30 
a.m. 


Mean 


14  37 


9 
17 
24 
17 

4 

3 
14 

7 

—  9 

—  7 
5 
0 

14 
4 

—  1 
10 
19 
20 
31 
22 
23 
14 
22 
26 


26  0 
15  5 
18  5 
26  0 
ISO 


1311 


20 
120 

8-5 
18  0 

24  0 
130 

5-5 

5  0 
13  0 

6  5 
-12-0  j 

-  3-0  ! 
40 

-  80 
130  \ 

0  0 
-1-0  I 
9-0  j 

23  0 

IS  0 

330 

25  5 
240 
15  0 

21  0 
245 
25  0 

170 
200 

24  0 
170 


8.30 
a.ni. 


4-5 
15  0 

4  5 
18-5 
2o  0 

4-5 
8  0 

5  0 
120 

50 

-10  0 

0-5 

4-5 

-  90 
15  0 

-  4  5 
5  0 

140 
23  0 

lies 

35  0 

280 
230 
10  0 

20-0 

26  0 

25  0  ! 

180  ! 

i 

22-0  1 

25  0  ! 

20  5 


3 

^  2 
15 

0 

9 
17 
28 
26 
36 
28 
27 
20 
28 
25 
24 
22  0 
25-5 
27  5 
300 


10.30 
a.m. 


180 
16  0 
130 
250 

32  0 
5.0 

11  0 
150 
150 
11  0 

6  0 
13  0 
120 
11  0 
14-5 

9  0 
16  0 
230 

33  0 
350 
.31  0 
320 
280 
20  0 
26-5 
280 
270 
23-5 
30  0 
30  0 
35  ■  5 


12.30 
p.m. 


24  0 
23  0 
200 
300 
35  0 


6 
16 
21 
16 
15 
11 
16 
13 
17 
17 
14 
27 
28 
37 
38 
36 
32 
30 
35 
.36 
28 
30 
25 
.33 
31 
38 


2.30 
p.m. 


12-79       1302!       16  lOl      21-451      21-99 

1      I      !      ' 


26 
25 
27 
.30 
35 
10 
18 
24 
16 
15 
10 
18 
14 


4.30 
p.m. 


22  5 
20  0 
17  0 
28-5 
32  0 
37  0 
39 -0 
380 
30  0 
350 
35  0 
36-5 
28  5 
28-0 
27-0 
34  0 
32  0 
39  0 


26-76 


270 
26-5 
260 
23-5 

32  0 
10-0 
15  0 
225 
140 
130 

90 
130 
17  0 
22-0 
200 
14  0 
26-5 
310 
35  0 
.37  0 
320 
300 
31-5 
.35  0 
35  0 
27-5 
26  0 
26-0 

33  0 
33  0 
390 


25  .32 


6.. 30 
p.m. 


25 
22 
20 
24 
30 
.  6 

8 
18 
12 

9 
-  5 
11 
14 
16 
17 

8 
21 
27 
34 
34 
30 
30 
30 
28 
34 
27 
21 
24 
32 
30 
35 


8.30 
p.m. 


21-74 


20 

15 

19 

24 

28 

6 

6 

14 

6 

4 

-  6 

12 

16 

16 

14 

1 

10 

21 

29 

30 

30 

30 

26 

25 

31 

25 


21  0 

200 
290 
28-0 
320 


10.30 
p.m. 


1  0 


8  0 
180 
26-0 
32  0 


18-82 


Mean. 


15  16 

16- 79 

13-75 

22-83 

28-29 

8-79 

8-92 

12-96 

12-62 

8-29 

-  1-58 

6-88 

9-83 

8-79 

15  67 

6-08 

12-38 

20  04 

28-83 

29  42 

32  63 

28-41 

26-88 

23-91 

29-38 

26  46 

24  75 

20-63 

26-66 

27 -96 

29-58 


16-53!       18' 


3IETE0R0L0GICAL    TABLES. 

Bi-HOURLY  Readings  of  Temperature  at  Regina,  Saskatchewan,  for  the  Month  of  April,  1909. 


195 


(i. 

7.. 

8. 

0.. 
10.. 
11.. 
13. 
13.. 
14.. 
15.. 
16.. 
17. 
18. 
10.. 
20. . 
21.. 
22.. 
23.. 
24. 
25.. 
26.. 
27.. 
28.. 
29. 
30.. 


Dav. 


12.30 
a.  III. 


Mean. 


30  0 
&3  0 
2(i  0 
35  5 
22-5 
220 
22  0 
25  0 

24  0 
33  0 

25  0 
180 

10 
13  0 
25  0 

31  0 
300 
170 
20-0 
■J'.l  0 
20  0 

80 

20  0 

21  5 
39  0 
43  0 
200 
240 

22  0 
13  0 


2.30     ;     4.30 
a.m.     I     a.m. 


20  0 


5  0 
21  0 
27  0 
25  0 
380 
18  0 
23-5 
21  0 

0-5 


23-91i       22  08 


6.30 
a.m. 


22  5 
25 
29 
23 
15 
0 
10 
20 
31 
30 
18 


17  0 

150 

I 

22  5 

1 

1-5 
13  0  , 
20-5  [ 
25  0 
28-5  ! 
160 

23  0 
I'J  0 

3-5 


25-5 
25  0 

21  0 
280 
31  0 
28-5 

11  5 

24  0 
27-0 
30  5 

22  5 
110 

2-5 

12  0 

22  5 
29  0 

25  0 
22-5 
20  0 
17  0 
200 
10  0 
16-8 
350 
280 
240 
17  0 

23  5 
180 

7-5 


8.30 

a.m. 


10.30 
a.ni. 


12.30 
p.m. 


2.30 
p.m. 


44 
31 
33 
31 
35 
28 
23 
31 
35 
35 
24 
24 
10 
29 
37 
31 
26 
40 
43 
20 
27 
20 
23 
38 
40 
22 
20 
23 
21 
12 


20  22   21  17 


28-61 


34  0 


40 
40 
30 
46 
49 
24 
25 
25 
27 
41 
49 
25 
25 
23 
24 
27 


36 
42 
43 
38 
39 
32 
30 
38 
43 
46 
25 
25 
19 
37 
39 
40 
37 
53 
51 
28 
26 
30 
.31 
48 
55 
29 
30 
26 
26 
31 


34  0 
440 
42  0 


4.30 
p.m. 


41 
38 
28 
33 
40 
45 
46 
26 
20 
23 
39 
35 
43 
36 
53 
53 
28 
23 
31 
34 
•52 
60 


30  0 
33  0 
26  5 
250 
34-5 


3305   35  85   36  56   35  50 


32  0 
43  0 
410 
40  0 
400 

26  5 

35  0 
39-5 
450 

36  0 
25  0 
15-5 
22  0 
38  0 

37  0 
40  5 
35  5 
51-5 
47  0 

27  5 
22  0 
29  5 

34  0 
52  0 
590 
300 
330 
280 
250 

35  0 


6.30 
p.m. 


8.30 
p.m. 


31 
36 
36 
35 
35 
25 
33 
3S 
39 
32 
26 
10 
21 
34 
35 


35-0 


34  0 

47-5 
54  0 

28  0 

29  0 
27  5 
26  0 
.340 


32-43 


31 
31 
36 
29 
31 
23 
30 
28 
36 
25 
23 
6 
18 
24 
33 
33 
35 
31 
31 
19 


15  0 


26 
27 
40 
45 
21 
25 
24 
23 


25  0 


10.30 
p.m. 


16  0 


25 
33 
31 
38 
27 
29 
15 
11 
20 
23 
36 
43 
20 
24 
22 
21 
14 


27  50   2498   28  49 


Mean. 


32  04 
34  79 

32  58 

33  25 
32  38 
25  96 
25  21 
32  00 

34  91 

34  46 
23  75 
16  38 
12  42 
25  38 
31-58 
34 -.59 
32  45 

35  13 
34  66 
23  00 


21 
19 
25 
39 
43 
28 
24 
24 
22 


20-29 


29 
46 
25 
42 
50 
25 
16 
50 
62 


April  1st  fine  at  8  a.m.,  and  about  10  a.m. 
8  p.m.  :  estimated  precipitation  i  in. 


the  most  severe  wind,  rain,  sleet  and  snow  storm  of  the  seaeon  began  and  continued  until  about 


22476— 13i 


196 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

BiHOURLY  Readings  of  Temperature  at  Regina,  Saskatchewan,  for  the  Month  of  May,  1909. 


8... 

9.., 
10... 
11.. 
12.. 
13.. 
14. 
15.. 
16. 
17.. 

18  . 

19.. 

20  . 

21.. 

22.. 

23.. 

24. 

25.. 

2fi.  . 

27. 

28.. 

29. 

30. 


Day. 


K.30 
a.m. 


2.30 
a.m. 


Mean 


90 
21  0 
33  0 
350 
3fi0 
280 
25  0 
35  0 
350 
3G0 
46-5 
360 
400 
52  0 
300 
430 
.16  (1 
46  0 

42  0 
415 

49  0 
.50  0 

55  0 
45  0 

43  0 
42  0 

50  0 
49  0 

56  0 
54  0 
.53-0 


350 

360 

280 

25  0 

35  0 

350 

3G0 

46-5 

360 

400 

52  0 

300 

430 

46  0 

90 
20  0 

38  0 
340 
35  0 
29  0 
250 
340 
340 
390 
420 
400 

39  0 
490 
290 
400 
46  0 
45  0 
41  0 

40  0 


4.30 
a.m. 


6.30 
a.m. 


48 
54 
5» 
57  0 


40-71   4050 


90 
160 
30  0 
300 
350 
28-0 
27  0 

33  0 

34  0 
290 
42  0 
400 
400 
470 
22-5 
410 
42  0 
43-5 
420 
.37-5 
45  0 
500 
460 
3S0 

45  0 

46  0 
550 
48  0 

5ro 

560 
580 


100 
20  0 
32  0 
35  0 
35  5 
30  0 
31-5 
330 
360 

30  0 
440 
400 
400 
43-5 

31  0 
400 
45  0 


8.30 
a.m. 


10.30 
a.m. 


12.30 
p.m. 


39  02 


43  5 

45  0 

420 

50  0 

540 

520 

480 

450 

52  0 

56  0 

5 10 

580 

56  0 

59-5 

41-66 

27 

0 

32 

5 

47 

0 

65 

0 

40 

0 

41 

0 

47 

0 

35 

0 

47 

5 

43 

0 

46 

0 

39 

0 

43 

•0 

44 

-5 

50  0 
53-5 


58  0 


63  0 


50  23 


400 

36-0  j 

56-5  I 

76-0  1 

500 

52  0 

54  0 

40-0 

51-5 

600 

40  0 

42-5 

.50-0 

45  0 

550 

620 

.59  0 

52-0 

590 

66-5 

69-0 

70-5 

080 

60  0 

66  0 

57  5 

750 

700 

60-5 

.58-5 

73-0 


57 -2e 


2.30 
p.m. 


41  0 
41  0 
61-0 
79  0 
54-0 
54-0 
55-0 
46-5 
550 
62-5 
410 
450 
520 
480 
59-0 
63-5 
610 
54  0 
65-0 
69  0 
700 
70-5 
700 
69  5 
670 
72  0 
76-0 
770 
63  0 
590 
760 


42  0 
45-5 
620 
790 
55-0 
.55  0 
53-0 
53  0 
57  5 

64  0 
40-0 
470 
53  0 
50  5 
61  0 

65  -  5 
61-5 
.56  0 
65  0 
700 
70-0 
71  0 
720 
700 
66-0 
76  0 
78-0 
76-0 
(2-5 
.52-0 
760 


4  30 
p.m. 


60-53i      61-68 


6,30 
p.m. 


40-5 
420 
64-5 
720 
53-5 
550 
52  0 
520 
570 
620 
39  0 
46  5 
57 -0 
56  0 
60  0 
05  0 
59-0 
56-0 
05-0 
67-5 
710 
67-5 
700 
67  5 
62  0 
750 
750 
74  0 
60  0 
COO 
76-0 


60-63 


37-5 
37-0 
600 
63  5 


49 
46 
47 
51 
55 
58 
37 
45 
57 
54 
57 
60 
58 
55 
59 


8.30 
p.m. 


04  0 


57-69 


260 
370 
430 
50  0 
350 
410 
38-0 
38  0 
400 
450 
380 
420 
470 
43 -0 
500 
50  0 
53-5 
53-C 
50-0 
490 
550 
56  0 
540 
550 
450 
650 
58-0 
68-0 
55  0 
590 
65-0 


10.30 
p.m. 


Mean. 


35  0 


35 
37 
43 
35 
42 
49 
35 
45 
47 
50 
48 
44 
49 
55 
54 
52 
48 
44 
55 
54 
61 
55 
59 
54 


48-50 


44-89 


.MKTEOROLOGICAL    TABLKS. 

Bi  HOURLY  Readings  of  Temperature  at  Regina,  Saskatchewan,  for  the  Month  of  June,  1909. 


197 


7. 

8. 

9. 
10. 
11. 
12. 
13. 
14 
15. 
16. 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20. 
21 
22. 
23. 
24. 
25. 
26. 
27. 
28. 
29. 
30. 


U.\Y. 


Mean. 


12-30 
a.m. 


54 
52 
63 
12 
45 
50 
45 
49 
55 
SO 
51 
48 
.50 
48 
50 
62 
57 
'64 
65 
65 
60 
58 
49 
45 
39 
50 
50 
60 
64 
58 


53-28 


2.:«) 
a.m. 


4.30 
a.m. 


53 
48 
57 
40 
45 
50 
45 
48 
41 
44 
50 
46 
45 
47 
48 
59 
55 
62 
62 
65 
55 
.55 
52 
40 
32 
50 
50 
59 
60 
56 


■0  I 

-0  I 

-0 

-Oj 
-0 
0 

-0  I 
-0  I 

-oj 

■0 
0 

■ol 

■0  j 

-0 

■0 

-0 

•0 

■0 

0 ! 

■0  ! 
■0  j 

d 
-0 

0 

0 
■0 

0 
-0 

5 


56 
45 
49 
40 

47 
50 
45 
47 
40 
50 
48 
46 
45 
45 
49 
57 
54 
61 
65 
65 
53 
55 
47 
47 
31 
50 
50 
57 
56 
57 


50  65!   50-30 


6.30 
a.m. 


590 
510 

55  0 
45-0 
45  0 
440 
45-5 

52  0 
■170 
510 

53  0 
52-0 
60  0 
52  0 
55-0 
59  0 

58  0 
57-5 
65  0 
64-5 

59  0 

56  0 


53-41 


8.30 
a.m. 

10.30 
a  m. 

12.30 
p.m. 

2.30 
p.m. 

4.30 
p  m. 

6.30 
;).m. 

o 

o 

<■ 

o 

■> 

= 

71-0 

75  0 

77 

5 

780 

75 

0 

75  0  1 

71-5 

75  5 

76 

0 

77  0 

78 

0 

73  0 

65-0 

71  0 

65 

0 

64-0 

66 

0 

65  0 

53-0 

55-0 

60 

5 

60-0 

61 

5 

600 

45  0 

50  0 

50 

0 

50-0 

51 

0 

52-0  ; 

47  0 

480 

49 

0 

50-5 

49 

0 

48-0 

52-0 

54-5 

57 

0 

60-0 

60 

0 

57 -0 

59  0 

63-5 

64 

0 

64  0 

62 

0 

59-0 

57  0 

65  0 

70 

0 

72-0 

72 

0 

70  0 

63  5 

730 

78 

0 

78  0 

77 

0 

75  0 

67  0 

72-0 

76 

0 

76  0 

76 

0 

64  0 

61-0 

61-0 

65 

0 

750 

69 

0 

61-0 

63  0 

65-0 

65 

0 

70-0 

70 

0 

70  0 

65-5 

720 

76 

0 

760 

76  0 

73-0 

70  0 

80  0 

82 

0 

780 

8C-0 

75  0 

66-0 

715 

75 

0 

750 

75  0 

74-0 

60-5 

72  5 

79 

5 

81-0 

SS 

0 

80-0 

65  5 

79-5 

84 

0 

85-0 

84 

0 

84  0 

75-0 

800 

80  0 

82-5 

80 

0 

79  0 

03-5 

620 

655 

66  0 

64 

0 

66-5 

62  5 

62-0 

62-5 

65-5 

64 

0 

62-5 

58  5 

61-5 

650 

66-5 

68 

0 

64  0 

52  0 

57  0 

61-5 

63  0 

61 

5 

61  5 

55-5 

56-5 

56-0 

53-0 

.53 

5 

50  0 

53  0 

63-0 

64  0 

640 

63 

5 

01-5 

550 

64-0 

65 

0 

66-0 

68 

0 

680 

61  0 

64-5 

67 

0 

710 

69 

5 

66  5 

69  0 

74  0 

75 

0 

75-( 

75 

0 

75  0 

57  0 

655 

72 

5 

75-0 

75 

5 

09-5 

,670 

66-0 

79 

0 

76  5 

74 

0 

74  0 
67-43 

60-05 

66-00 

68-75 

69-78 

69 

37 

8.30 
p.m. 


64 
71 
50 
51 
50 
48 
51 
50 
63 
62 
65 
60 
60 
60 
65 
65 
70 
76 
72 
63 
60 
55 
50 
47 
55 
67 
65 
71 
62 
64 


60-47 


10.30 
p.m. 


58 
67 
46 
47 
50 

to 

52 
53 
56 
54 
64 
57 
50 


54  0 


Mean. 


46  0 
350 
53-0 
54-0 
600 
080 
59-0 
60-5 

56  11 


66 
65 
59 
51 
48 
48 
52 
55 
59 
63 
64 
58 
59 
62 
66 
66 
68 
72 
72 
64 
60 
59 
53 
49 
51 
59 


29 
-71 
■71 
•25 

33 
-29 
-04 

92 

00 
-00 
-33 

42 

42 
-04 
-17 
•54 
-25 

29 
-83 
-25 

33 
-54 

91 
-00 
-41 

a3 


60  66 
08-29 
63-91 
66-04 

60-55 


198  METEOROLOGICAL    TAULES. 

Bi-HOCRLY  Readings  of  Temperature  at  Regina,  Saskatchewan,  for  the  Month  of  July,  1 909. 


D.\T. 

12.30 
a.m. 

2.30 
a.in. 

4.30 
a.m. 

6.30 
a.m. 

8.30 
a.m. 

10.30 
a.m. 

12.30 
p.m. 

2.30 
p.m. 

4.30 
p.m. 

6.30' 
p.m. 

8.30 
p.m. 

10.30 
p.m. 

Mean. 

.  - 

» 

0 

o 

o 

o 

= 

0 

„ 

0 

0 

0 

1 

58 

0 

580 

59  5 

60-0 

67 

0 

70-5 

85  0 

86 

0 

78 

0 

75 

0 

68 

0 

66 

0 

69 

25 

2 

61 

0 

60-5 

59 

0 

580 

61 

5 

64  5 

68 

0 

70 

5 

70 

0 

69 

0 

58 

0 

54 

0 

62 

75 

3 

52 

0 

520 

52 

5 

55  0 

62 

0 

70  0 

71 

0 

74 

0 

72 

5 

71 

5 

67 

0 

64 

0 

63 

63 

4 

62 

0 

610 

59 

5 

64-0 

75 

0 

77  0 

80 

0 

80 

5 

70 

0 

69 

0 

63 

0 

64 

0 

68 

75 

5 

C5 

0 

620 

61 

5 

59-5 

67 

0 

71-0 

70 

5 

70 

0 

69 

0 

68 

0 

69 

0 

58 

0 

65 

87 

6 

55 

0 

570 

58 

0 

59-5 

61 

0 

65-5 

60 

0 

67 

0 

66 

0 

65 

5 

63 

0 

63 

0 

6i 

71 

- 

63 

n 

600 

61 

T 

63  5 

65 

0 

650 

67 

n 

74 

0 

72 

0 

57 
62 

0 

55 

0 

56 

0 

63 

or, 

8 

56 

n 

52  5 

53 

0 

550 

58 

(1 

650 

60 

fi 

60 

60 

"i 

5 

59 

n 

56 

0 

58 

O] 

!t 

52 

0 

51  0 

50 

0 

53-5 

61 

5 

64  0 

65 

0 

66 

0 

60 

0 

60 

0" 

55  0 

53 

0 

57 

58 

10 

45 

0 

450 

43 

0 

.50  0 

60 

0 

68-0 

68 

0 

68 

0 

68 

0 

60 

0 

60 

0 

59 

0 

57 

S3 

11      

58 

n 

580 

58 

0 

585 

59 

0 

60  5 

62 

0 

63 

n 

63 

0 

61 

n 

59 

ti 

60 

0 

60 

01 

12 

60 

0 

60  0 

60 

0 

59  5 

63 

0 

650 

68 

5 

70  0 

63 

0 

61 

5 

55 

0 

55 

5 

61 

75 

13 

54 

0 

54  0 

50 

5 

540 

60 

0 

60-0 

63 

5 

59 

0 

52 

5 

62 

5 

51 

0 

56 

0 

56 

67 

14 

56 

5 

55-5 

55  0 

56-5 

57 

5 

63-0 

63 

0 

62 

5 

60 

5 

65 

0 

67 

0 

55 

0 

60 

25 

15 

50 

0 

480 

45  0 

52  0 

62 

0 

67-0 

69 

5 

71 

0 

72 

0 

72 

0 

60 

0 

56 

0 

60 

38 

16 

51 

0 

49  0 

50 

0 

55  0 

67 

0 

75  5 

77 

0 

78 

0 

78 

0 

76 

0 

66 

0 

67 

0 

65 

79 

17 

62 

n 

62  0 

61 

>> 

650 

73 

5 

79-5 

81 
01 

r. 

84 

9 

80 

0 

78  fi 

75 
72 

0 

68  1 

72 
71 

51 

18 

67 

0 

620 

64 

0 

66  0 

66 

5 

700 

75 

0 

79 

0 

84 

0 

79 

0 

0 

69 

0 

12 

19 

63 

0 

600 

57 

0 

580 

68 

5 

72-0 

79 

0 

78 

0 

77 
73 

0 

77 
70 

0 

78 

0 

77 
54 

0 

70 

67 

SS 

20 

60 

0 

59  0 

61 

5 

63  0 

75 

0 

79-0 

80 

n 

77 
73 

ri 

n 

0 

60 

n 

n 

6' 

21 

53 

0 

53  0 

51 

0 

57  5 

61 

0 

69  0 

72 

5 

0 

73 

0 

70 

5 

60 

0 

55 

0 

62 

38 

22 

52 

n 

480 

47 

n 

52  0 

68 

0 

77-0 

79  0 

78 
82 

fj 

78 

0 

77 
79 

n 

68 

n 

58 

n 

65 

''1 

23 

68 

0 

55  5 

."iS 

0 

560 

68 

0 

76-5 

790 

5 

■  82 

0 

0 

68 

0 

65 

0 

68 

54 

24 

63 

0 

630 

63 

5 

65-0 

73 

0 

82-0 

86  0 

88 

n 

88 

0 

85 

(» 

72 

0 

70 

n 

74 

79 

25 

59 

0 

580 

55 

5 

67  0 

71 

0 

75  0 

770 
66  5 

56-5 
58  0 

80 

n 

n 

0 

65 

0 

57 

0 

67 

S" 

26 

50 

0 

550 
5.t5 
54-5 

54 
56 

0 
0 

58-5 
56-0 
550 

61 
56 
56 

0 
0 
0 

66-5 
56-5 
59-0 

66 

57 
.59 

0 
0 

0 

63 

58 
03 

0 
0 

0 

61 
58 
65 

0 
0 

0 

59 
55 
59 

0' 
0 
0 

57 
54 
55 

0 
0 
0 

59 

56 

79 

27 

55  5 
540 

17 

28 

54  0 

57  03 

29 

500 

460 

460 

.50-5 

64 

0 

700 

74-0 

73 

5 

73 

n 

73 

0 

73 

n 

60 

0 

62-75 

30 

58  0 

540 

53-0 

500 

67 

5 

76-5- 

78-0 

80 

5 

80 

5 

80 

0 

66 

0 

64 

0 

07-83 

31 

60-5 

600 

58  0 

62-0 

70 

0 

72-0 

73 

0 
37 

74 

0 

78 

0 

71 

0 

61 

0 

59 

0 

66-54 

56-89 

55-77 

55  19 

58-10 

64  KK 

69  42 

71 

72-58 

71 

18 

69  M\ 

63  •'">-'« 

60  '• 

64  1^^ 

METEOIiOLOGICAL   TABLES. 

Bi-HOURLY  Readings  of  Temperature  at  Regina,  Saskatchewan,  for  t.he  Month  of  August,  1909. 


199 


Day. 

12.30 
a.ir. 

2.30 
a.m. 

4.30 
a.m. 

6.30 
a.m. 

8.30 
a.m. 

10  30 
a.m. 

12.30 
p.m. 

2.30 
p.m. 

4  30 
p.m. 

6.30 
p.m. 

8.30 
p.m. 

10.30 
p.m. 

o 

Mean. 

o 

- 

= 

= 

= 

o 

■> 

= 

°  ~ 

o 

0 

1 • 

57 

0 

.MO 

530 

.58 

0 

710 

770 

80  5 

81  0 

81 

0 

77 

5 

700 

6fe0 

69  08 

*> 

69 

1   ^'' 

0 
0 

670 
490 

66-5 
480 

65 
60 

0 
0 

6G-5 
650 

65  0 
77  0 

68  0 
79  0 

74  0 
70  0 

72 

78 

0 
0 

71 
73 

0 
0 

620 
G4  0 

54  0 
-570 

6(;  67 

3 

G5  00 

4 

52 

j   63 

49 

0 
0 
0 

50-5 
60  0 

50  0 
62-5 
480 

55 
60 
49 

5 
0 
0 

770 
600 
60  0 

78  0 
63  0 

79  0 
65  n 

780 
02  5 
65  5 

77 
66 
65 

0 
0 
5 

73 

70 
65 

0 
0 
0 

70  0 
63  0 

630 
640 
490 

66  92 

5 

63  25 

G 

47 

0 

64 

5 

66 

0 

54 

5 

.56-92 

7 

47 
55 

0 
0 

47 
53 

0 
0 

47  0 

52 
53 

0 
0 

57  0 
64  0 

66 
71 

5 
0 

75 
73 

0 
0 

770 
75  0 

70 
74 

0 
5 

67 
73 

0 
0 

53 
63 

0 
0 

570 
610 

59  63 

8 

52 

5 

64  00 

9 

55 

0 

56 

0 

58 

0 

60  0 

60  0 

59 

5 

65 

0 

69  0 

6G  0 

(,9 

0 

61 

0 

59  0 

61-46 

10 

57 
69 
65 
CO 

5 
0 
0 
0 

57 
67 
H2 

0 
5 

n 

60 
63 
60 

58 

0 
0 
0 
0 

630 

67-5 
74  0 
730 
690 

70 
79 
79 

71 

0 
0 

0 

70 
84 
83 
79 

5 
0 
0 
0 

740 
77  0 
84  0 
83  0 

74 -5 

72 
76 

0 
5 

70 
70 
65 
68 

0 
0 
0 
0 

G9  5 
680 
64  0 
GOO 

67  13 

11 

67 
Gl 

(.2 

0 
0 
0 

77 
82 
83 

0 
5 

0 

72  67 

12 

SO  0 
79-5 

71  .58 

13 

GO  0 

69  46 

14 

53 

(I 

530 

54 
59 

0 
0 

56 
G2 

0 

70  0 
770 

80 
81 

0 
0 

85 
85 

5 
0 

84  0 
850 

85 
85 

0 
0 

820 
70-5 

OS 
68 

0 
0 

64  0 

65  0 

69  62 

15 

60  0 

58 

0 

71  29 

16 

650 

59 
51 

0 

5 

63 

48 

0 

0 

62 
51 

5 
0 

C5  0 
610 

74  0 
760 

79 

76 

0 
0 

SO  0 
77  0 

80 
79 

0 
0 

74  0 
760 

70 
62 

0 
0 

590 
.56  0 

89-21 

17 

55 

0 

64-29 

18 

53 

0 

54 

0 

50 

5 

5' 

5 

60  0 

73  0 

78 

0 

75  0 

72 

0 

750 

CO 

0 

550 

63  OS 

19 

1 

53 

0 

50 

0 

50 

0 

53 

0 

60  0 

72 

0 

77 

0 

780 

76 

0 

76  0 

64 

0 

550 

63-67 

20 

55 

0 

54 

0 

53 

0 

55 

0 

07  0 

78 

0 

86 

0 

91  0 

90 

0 

85  0 

78 

0 

620 

7117 

21 

60 
47 

0 
0 

60 
44 

0 
0 

62 
40 

0 
0 

63 

n 

550 
61  0 

56 
69 

0 
0 

61 
73 

0 
0 

650 
740 

65 
75 

0 
0 

62  0 
70  0 

54 
66 

0 
0 

500 
620 

59 -42 

22 

45  0 

60  .50 

23 

55 

0 

52 

0 

54 

0 

56 

0 

580 

62 

0 

60 

0 

56  0 

56 

0 

53  5 

49 

0 

44  0 

54  62 

24 : 

43 

' 

40 

0 

35 

5 

37 

0 

530 

65 

0 

70 

0 

710 

68 

0 

63  0 

62  0 

5G  0 

.55  3^ 

25 

49 

0 

57 

0 

48 

0 

48 

0 

600 

65 

0 

70 

0 

71  0 

72 

5 

020 

600 

520 

r-9-54 

26 I 

54 

0 

48 

5 

49 

0 

52 

5 

69  0 

81 

.0 

90 

0 

91  5 

85 

0 

Sl-5 

670 

62-5 

69  29 

27 

56 

0 

49 

50  0 

57 

0 

61  0 

62 

0 

65 

0 

66  0 

64 

0 

60-0 

500 

450 

57 -12 

28 

43 
37 

52 

0 
0 
0 

40 
34 
52 

0 
0 
0 

360 
35  0 
42  0 

40 
42 
16 

0 
0 
0 

480 
54  0 
620 

52 
56 
63 

0 
0 
0 

57 
68 
69 

0 
0 
0 

61-5 
740 
72  0 

62 
74 
68 

0 
0 
0 

Gl-5 
570 
620 

450 

57  0 

58  0 

400 
54-5 
50  0 

48-83 

29 

53 -54 

30 

58-00 

31 

47 

0 

44 

0 

380 

45 

0 

530 

65 

0 

71 

0 

740 
75  00 

70 

0 

640 
70-^7 

545 

490 

56  21 

54  42 

52  63 

51  40 

63  16 

69  39 

73  79 

73  98 

62  19 

57  22 

63  18 

200  '  METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

Bi-HOURLY  Readings  of  Temperature  at  Kegina,  Saskatchewan,  for  the  Month  of  September,  1909. 


Day. 

12.30 
a.m. 

2.30 
a.m. 

4.30 
a.m. 

6.30 
a.m. 

8.30 
a.m. 

10.30 
a.m. 

.  12.30 
p.m. 

2.30 
p.m. 

4.30 
p.m. 

6.30 
p.m. 

8.3( 
p.m 

) 

10.30 
p.m. 

Mean. 

0 

■> 

o 

0 

o 

o 

0 

o 

= 

o 

- 

1  

450 
52-5 

40-5 
490 

40  0 

40-0 
53 -C 

55  0 

71  0 
75  0 

79-5 
82-0 

80  0 

78  0 

76-0 
77-0 

60  0 

58  5 

55  0 

6000 

2 

45 

0 

65 

0 

87 

5 

78 

0 

54 

0 

64-71 

3 

50-5 
380 

50-0 
36  0 

50 
33 

0 
0 

550 
45-0 

GO 
.50 

0 
0 

64  0 

66  0 
68  0 

65 
66 

0 

0 

61 
65 

0 
0 

550 
53  0 

46-0 

41 

41 

0 

5 

65-29 

4 

CO 

0 

45 

0 

60  04 

5  

38  0 

36-5 

34 

0 

3G  5 

52 

0 

68 

0 

75  0 

74 

0 

73 

0 

65 

0 

54 

0 

47 

0 

54  33 

6 

43  5 

43-0 

39 

0 

■50  0 

58 

0 

72 

0 

77-0 

74 

0 

67 

0 

65 

0 

57 

0 

57 

0 

58 

54 

7 

51-5 
500 
590 

460 
470 
57  0 

42 
47 
54 

0 
5 

0 

450 
490 
42  0 

62 
63 
51 

5 
0 
5 

77 
74 
64 

0 
0 
0 

800 
85-0 
74-5 

85 
87 
75 

0 
0 
0 

82 
86 
75 

0 
5 
0 

78 
70 
69 

6 
0 
0 

60 
66 
54 

0 
0 
5 

55 
60 
53 

0 
0 
0 

63 
64 
60 

71 

8      

4-' 

9 

71 

10 

54  5 

500 

47 

5 

52  0 

68  0 

75 

0 

78  0 

83 

0 

80 

0 

73 

0 

69 

5 

68 

0 

66 

54 

11 

62-5 
54-5 
50  0 
1   41-0 
42  0 

600 
51  f. 
46  5 
38-5 
44  0 

52 
47 
42 
33 
45 

5 
0 
0 
0 
0 

570 
50  0 
47  0 
450 
46  5 

690 
53-0 
550 
48  0 

63 
55 
61 
54 
06 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

69-0 
55  5 
62  5 
61  0 
70  0 

72 
60 
66 
62 
71 

5 
0 
5 
5 
0 

76 
60 
61 
60 
70 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

64 
57 
50 
50 

68 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

58 
55 
46 
46 
.58 

0 
0 
0 
0 

0 

54 
52 
43 
44 

52 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

63 
54 
52 
48 

67 

]" 

12 

91 

13 

46 

14 

.54 

.54 

0 

13 

10 

520 

49  0 

47 

5 

43  0 

53 

0 

64 

0 

68-5 

72 

0 

71 

0 

65 

0 

55 

0 

50 

0 

.57 

50 

17 

500 
53  0 
39  0 

fOO 
49  5 
370 

53 
40 
36 

0 
0 
0 

550 
460 
34-5 

60 
61 
50 

0 
0 
0 

72 
64 
58 

0 
0 
0 

81-5 
56  5 
63-5 

84 
53 
6(i 

0 
6 
(i 

81 
49 
64 

0 
0 

0 

77 
48 
55 

0 
0 
0 

67 
47 
43 

5 
0 
0 

57 
46 
41 

0 
0 
0 

65 
49 
48 

(iO 

18 

88 

19 

92 

20 

41  0 

39  0 

37 

5 

450 

50 

0 

54  0 

54  0 

60 

0 

53 

0 

40 

0 

49 

0 

46 

0 

47 

38 

460 
35  0 
400 

460 
350 
360 

45 
35 

27 

0 
0 
0 

42  0 
32-3 
30  0 

48 
39 
39 

0 
0 

5 

56-5 

57-5 
510 
54  0 

56 
54 
57 

0 
0 
0 

55 
50 

58 

0 

6 
0 

46 
49 
60 

6 

g 

0 

41 
42 
40 

0 
0 
0 

38 
38 
37 

0 
0 
5 

48 
42 
43 

13 

22 

48 
51 

5 
0 

46 

23 

33 

B4 

34  0 
45  0 

32  0 
43-5 

31 
41 

0 

0 

30-5 
42  0 

46 

55 

0 

0 

70 

68 

0 
5 

740 
770 

74 

82 

0 
0 

71 

77 

5 
5 

54 
68 

5 
0 

48 
60 

0 
0 

47 

58 

0 
0 

61 
69 

04 

25 

79 

26  

56  0 
500 
550 
52  0 
49  0 

56  0 
52-0 
540 
51  5 
470 

48  0 
46  0 
55  0 
500 
45  0 

500 
42  0 
56-5 
50-0 
42-5 

00 
51 
67 
57 
51 

0 

0 
0 
5 
5 

64 
68 
70 

n 

62 

0 
5 
0 
0 

0 

72  0 
75  0 
78-5 
75-5 
75  0 

82 
76 
79 
76 
76 

0 
5 
0 
0 
0 

80 
75 
75 
73 
66 

5 
0 
0 
0 
0 

69 
65 

0 
0 

60 
56 
69 

61 
69 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

56 
56 

52 
57 
58 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

62 
69 
62 
61 
67 

79 

33 

28 

59  0 
66-0 
55  0 

50 

29      

71 

30 

16 

71-90 

69  08 

47-67 

45-73 

43  12 

45-15 

54  42 

64  33 

69-88 

61  26 

63  97 

50  43 

56  41 

METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

Bi-HOURLY  Readings  of  Temperature  at  Kegina,  Saskatchewan,  for  the  Month  of  October,  1909. 


201 


Day. 

12.30 
a.m. 

2  30 
a.m. 

4.30 
a.m. 

6.30 
a.m. 

8.30 
a.m. 

10.30 
a.m. 

12.30 
p.m. 

2.30 
p.m. 

4.30 

p.m. 

6.30 
p.m. 

8.30 
p.m. 

10.30 
p.m. 

Mean. 

o 

= 

o 

» 

» 

o 

= 

" 

o 

o 

= 

o 

o 

1 

57o 
400 

570 

55-0 
35  5 

48  0 
32-5 

.  44  0 

55  0 
610 

56-0 
62-5 

59-0 
670 

57-0 

65-5 

49  0 
52  0 

44  0 

41  0 
43  0 

51-88 

2 

38 

0 

45 

0 

44 

0 

48 

33 

3 

43  0 
480 

43 
46 

0 
0 

45  0 
44  0 

36  0 

470 

61 
54 

0 
5 

67-5 
660 

770 
730 

77  6 
72  0 

780 
69  0 

G5  0 
62-0 

50 
.56 

0 
0 

48-5 
.50  0 

57 

57 

63 

4 

30 

5 

47  0 
490 
480 
380 
200 

45 
44 
47 
35 

20 

0 
0 
0 
5 
0 

41  5 
460 
43  5 
330_ 
20-0 

38  0 
460 

48 
52 
49 
36 
41 

5 
0 
0 
0 
0 

69  0 
71-5 
53  0 

75-5 
750 
51-0 
50  0 
59-0 

77-5 
74-5 
50  0 
49  0 
520 

76  0 
720 

620 
550 
43  0 
370 
450 

50 
50 
43 
34 
39 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

44-5 
480 
430 
23  0 
35-5 

56 
56 
46 

• 

37 
37 

oi 

6 

91 

42 
32 
23 

0 
0 

5 

48 
45 
40 

0 
0 
0 

71 

8 

43 

50 

0 
5 

% 

9 

12 

10 

300 

30 

5 

25  0 

25 

5 

30 

0 

36 

0 

400 

400 

.39 

0 

32  0 

95 

0 

20  0 

31 

08 

11 

16  5 

19 

5 

24-0 

23 

0 

25 

0 

25 

0 

250 

23  0 

23 

0 

25  0 

27 

0 

21  0 

23 

08 

12 

210 

80 

30  0 

20 
5 

28 

5 
5 
0 

20-5 

2-5 

255 

16 

5 

19 
15 
32 

0 
5 
0 

.21 
31 
40 

5 
5 
0 

23-5 
40  0 
52  0 

26-0 
30  5 
52  0 

25 
37 
50 

5 
0 
0 

120 
31-0 
370 

9 
30 
30 

0 
0 
0 

9  0 
30  0 
30  0 

18 
22 
35 

66 

13 

5  0 

96 

14 

22 

0 

71 

1.5 

290 
250 

27 
23 

5 
0 

300 
21  0 

31 
24 

0 
0 

38 
34 

5 
5 

45 
45 

0 
5 

47  0 
470 

42-0 
46-5 

41 
41 

0 

5 

39-0 
36  0 

35 
42 

0 
0 

31  0 
320 

36 
34 

?? 

10 

•83 

17 

32  0 
19  5 
280 

31 
18 
24 

5 
0 
0 

25-0 
13-5 
30  0 

30 
20 
23 

0 
0 
0 

34 
25 
29 

0 
0 
5 

30 
39 
38 

0 
5 
0 

40  5 
450 
360 

40  0 
49-5 
45  5 

37 
,39 

0 

n 

35-0 
350 
39-5 

28 
33 
39 

5 
0 
0 

250 
310 
38  0 

32 
30 
.34 

•ffi 

18 

67 

19 

42  0 

37 

20 

34  0 

33 

0 

32  0 

32 

0 

34 

0 

38 

5 

40  0 

43  0 

39 

0 

360 

37 

5 

37 -0 

36 

33 

21 

35-5 
310 
30-5 
370 

35 
34 
30 
34 

0 
0 
5 
0 

34  0 
32-5 
30-5 
36-0 

32 
33 
31 
38 

0 
0 

0 
0 

45 
35 
33 

39 

0 
0 
0 
0 

45 
37 

33 
46 

5 
0 
0 

0 

46  0 
37 -0 
340 

52  0 

410 
35-0 

450 
52-5 

38 
35 
40 
50 

0 
0 
0 
0 

36  5 
34  0 
38-0 
40-0 

36 
34 
40 
33 

0 
5 

0 
5 

34  0 
33  0 
37  0 
32-5 

28 
34 

35 
40 

■>! 

22 

0.-, 

23 

''1 

24 

88 

25 

32- 0 
280 

31 
24 

0 
0 

28  0 
24  0 

31 
22 

0 
5 

34 

28 

5 

0 

45 
35 

0 
0 

45  0 
390 

450 
37  5 

41 

35 

0 

(1 

370 
34  0 

37 
31 

0 
0 

30  0 

31  0 

36 
30 

38 

26  

75 

27 

24  0 

21 

0 

17-0 

20 

0 

24 

0 

23 

0 

37-5 

43-0 

39 

0 

35  0 

30 

5 

29  0 

28 

58 

28 

26  0 

i?7 

0 

280 

24 

0 

m 

0 

40 

0 

420 

50-0 

41 

0 

370 

3-^ 

0 

280 

33 

75 

29 : 

260 
340 

25 

35 

0 

0 

23  0 
35  0 

24 
.35 

0 

5 

28 
36 

0 
0 

44 
37 

5 
0 

52-0 
10-5 

52  0 
560 

50 
35 

0 
0 

44  5 
350 

40 

3? 

5 

0 

39  0 
22-0 

37 
36 

38 

30 

OS 

31 

220 

9, 

0 

22-0 

18 

5 

22 

0 

38  0 

41-0 

520 

33 

0 

31  0 

31 

5 

31  0 

30 

33 

31-92 

30-81 

29-76 

29  24 

35 

57 

43-58 

47-77 

49-50 

45-21 

39  66 

36-27 

33-13 

37-70 

202 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

Abstract  of  the  Thermograph  at  Winnipeg,  Manitoba,  for  each 


Hole  E 

NDING 

Day. 

1  a.m. 

2  a.m. 

3  a.m. 

4  a.m. 

5  a.m. 

6  a.m. 

7  a.m. 

8  a.m. 

9  a.m. 

10  a.m. 

11  a.m. 

Noon. 

o 

o 

" 

° 

o 

= 

= 

0 

o 

o 

o 

0 

1 

-  40 

-  2  4 

—  1-7 

—  0-8 

00 

1-3 

20 

3  7 

5-5 

7-3 

8-6 

9-4 

2 

80 

7  4 

5-7 

40 

3-5 

1-8 

00 

—  2  0 

—  2  0 

—  0-8 

0-6 

20 

3 

-3-7 

-    10 

0-3 

1-6 

3-4 

50 

6-8 

7-5 

80 

8-7 

9-5 

10-2 

4» 

5* 

6* 

20 

0-7 

00 

-  1-4 

-  20 

—  3  4 

—  4-5 

-  60 

-  7-6 

-  7-8 

—  8-3 

—  9-5 

7*.   .  .. 

S* 

9   

-13-4 

—13  4 

—13  6 

-16  0 

-17  5 

-15-5 

-14-4 

-13  7 

-12-5 

-12  4 

-12  4 

—12  3 

10 

—16  0 

—16  5 

— 16-5 

—16  0 

— 160 

-17-4 

-18-5 

-22-8 

— 26  0 

-28- 5 

— 28  0 

-28-5 

11* 

12* 

13* 

14 

19 

0-7 

—  0-3 

—  lo 

-2-0 

-  2-3 

—  40 

-  7-6 

—  9-3 

— 10  0 

-  8-7 

-  7  4 

15 

-16  0 

-16  0 

— IG  0 

-16-2 

-16  3 

-lG-4 

-16  G 

-17-9 

— 19  0 

-19-5 

-17-3 

-13-7 

16t.     ... 

17t 

18     

260 

25-8 

25-6 

25-7 

25-6 

25-6 

25  7 

2G-3 

26-5 

270 

28-7 

30  5 

19 

15  5 
26-7 

140 
30-5 

140 
31-7 

13  8 
310 

13  3 
30  6 

12  7 
31  0 

9  0 
31-2 

11  3 
31-6 

11  4 
31  0 

12  0 
31  6 

15-7 
34  0 

146 

20 

360 

21 

17-8 

16  4 

15-7 

13  G 

12-6 

12  0 

HO 

110 

10  3 

100 

8-7 

9-8 

22  

20-7 
34  0 
21  0 

20-3 
340 

200 

26-6 
340 
18-6 

270 
34  2 
180 

27-3 
34-3 
16-7 

27-5 
34  0 
15-5 

28-0 
350 
14-7 

280 
35-4 
14  3 

28-8 
35-5 
140 

30  0 
35-7 
14  0 

32  0 
360 
14  7 

357 

23 

36  4 

24 

160 

25 

21-6 

19  7 

16-5 

15-5 

120 

100 

10  5 

11-6 

12-7 

12-8 

15-5 

190 

26t 

27  0 

26-4 

260 

25-8 

24-6 

24-3 

230 

27t 

28 

21-8 

21-5 

20  5 

20  0 

19-7 

19-6 

19  0 

20  0 

19-5 

17-7 

18  0 

19  6 

29 

0-6 

—  2  0 

—  40 

—  5  0 

-7-3 

-  80 

—  8-0 

-8-6 

-  9-8 

-10-2 

-10-7 

— 11  0 

30 

-17-5 

—IS -5 

-19-5 

-20-4 

—21  3 

—22-0 

-22-4 

-22-6 

-22  6 

-22-4 

—20-6 

-17  0 

31 

-  8-3 

-  6-5 

-  6-0 

-  60 

—  5-4 

-  4-3 

-  3  5 

-  3-3 

-  2-5 

—  10 

00 

3-4 

Mean. . 

i 
] 

1 

"  Out  of  order. 


t  Clock  .stopped. 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


203 


Hour,  during  the  Month  of  January,  1909. 


HocB  Ending 


1  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

3  p. HI. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Mid- 
night. 

o 

0 

o 

0 

o 

« 

" 

0 

" 

o 

» 

o 

9  5 

90 

90 

9-2 

9-5 

9-6 

10  0 

100 

10  0 

9-7 

9-7 

8-3 

30 

4-5 

4-7 

4  3 

1-7 

-  1-7 

-34 

-  3-8 

-  0-4 

—  0-8 

—  2  0 

—  2-5 

11-7 

12(1 

11- 0 

9  3 

8  0 

6-7 

50 

40 

1-8 

2  3 

2-4 

2-5 

-  9-4 

—10  0 

— 10  0 

^10  5 

-12  5 

— 13  0 

-13  2 

-13  4 

-13-4 

-13-5 

-13  4 

—13  3 

-13  4 

-120 

— U  0 

-10-3 

— U  2 

-12  0 

-13  3 

-100 

-15  8 

-15-8 

-15-8 

—16  0 

-16-5 

-20-5 

—210 
2  5 

-19  5 
40 

— 16  0 
40 

-17  3 
40 

-22  4 
4  0 

—22  0 

-22  6 

— 23  0 

-25o 

—30  0 

-32  7 

7-5 
-12  0 

4  0 
-14  3 

4  0 
-15-6 

4  0 
-15-3 

4  0 

-15-8 

3-7 

-16-2 

2  8 

-  7-5 

-  6-5 

-  5-0 

-  6  3 

—  9  3 

-16-5 

11-4 

—  !)-6 

—  80 

-  7  5 

-  7  0 

-  7  3 

—  60 

-  4-6 

-  3  5 

-  20 

-  0-7 

0  0 

' 

7-5 
34-5 

8-6 
37-8 

9-7 
29-8 

11-8 
23-6 

16-5 

19  S 

2-iO 
180 

200 

320 

34  0 

33  0 

33  G 

34;; 

16-4 

16  5 

17o 

IS  0 

16  6 

14  0 

14-3 

13-7 

14  4 

16-5 

20-6 

23  0 

24-3 

;«o 

40  0 

39-8 

39-6 

39-4 

38-7 

38-5 

34  5 

320 

27-7 

23  0 

20  0 

10-8 

13  0 

14-2 

15  7 

160 

16  0 

16-6 

15-7 

15-8 

16-3 

18  0 

19-8 

36  0 

35  3 

.35-5 

34  8 

34  8 

34  0 

33  0 

33  0 

3;^-5 

33-7 

33  7 

340 

360 

35  0 

30  0 

27  4 

26  0 

25-3 

24  7 

24  3 

24  0 

230 

22-4 

220 

Ifi  0 

IS  3 

18-3 

18-7 

20  0 

18-7 

17-7 

18-5 

190 

19-5 

20-3 

20-7 

220 

24  6 

20  0 

25-5 

24-3 

25-2 

25  3 

25  7 

26-5 

27-6 

278 

270 

21-3 
9  5 

21-5 
70 

21-8 

23- 0 

230 

230 

22  0 

21-3 

200 

18  0 

14  6 

11-5 

3  6 

-10  0 

—  SO 

—  60 

—  6-5 

-  80 

-9-7 

-10-5 

-12-5 

—13  6 

—14  3 

-15-5 

— 16  0 

-13-7 

— 13  0 

-120 

-12  3 

-11-5 

-10-6 

— 10  0 

-10  0 

-10-3 

-10-5 

—100 

— 10  0 

80 

14  0 

16  (1 

17  0 

17-2 

17  4 

180 

18-2 

19  4 

200 

19  6 

200 

1 

20i 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

Abstract  of  the  Thermograph  at  Winnipeg,  Manitoba,  for  each 


DAT. 

Hour  Ending 

1  a.m. 

2  a.m. 

3  a.m. 

4  a.m. 

5  a.m. 

6  a.m. 

7  a.m. 

8  a.m. 

9  a.m. 

10  a.m. 

11  a.m. 

Noon. 

« 

o 

o 

o 

" 

1 

<■ 

« 

■      « 

■= 

- 

■> 

1 

21 

5 

18-5 

17 

6 

15-3 

12  8 

10-2 

8-4 

7-5 

60 

7  0 

8-6 

10  0 

2 

6 

6 

5  4 

4 

0 

40 

1  0 

3  7 

3-5 

3-5 

40 

50 

4  0 

6-7 

3  

10 

0 

8-6 

9 

3 

9-2 

9-8 

100 

9-7 

100 

U  0 

12-0 

15  0 

18  0 

4 

21 

0 

21  0 

20 

8 

20-7 

20-2 

19-7 

18  0 

160 

16-6 

16-8 

17-8 

180 

5 

13 

5 

120 

9 

4 

8-5 

6-7 

00 

4-6 

50 

3-5 

50 

11-5 

It  6 

fi 

2 

0 

—  20 

—  2 

0 

-  20 

0-8 

20 

2  3 

2-6 

2-2 

3  4 

3-8 

4-5 

7 

—14 

6 

-16  0 

-16 

5 

-19-4 

-20  6 

—22  0 

-23  2 

-25  0 

-26  0 

—24-3 

-22-5 

-200 

8 

-21 

8 

-20-3 

—22 

0 

—22  4 

—24  0 

-25  0 

-26  5 

-27-3 

— 23  0 

-18  6 

-14  0 

-11-7 

9 

—14 

0 

-13-6 

-13 

5 

-13-5 

— 13  0 

-12  6 

—12  0 

-11-8 

-110 

—  9-5 

-  7  0 

-  6  0 

10 

-8 

4 

—  90 

—  9 

7 

— 110 

— 12  0 

-12-5 

—13-5 

-140 

-14-7 

-13  7 

-11  5 

-  70 

11 

-  7 

8 

-  9  5 

-11  3 

-  60 

-  40 

—  3  0 

—  2  0 

-  1-7 

-  0-5 

0-3 

1-2 

17 

12 

—12  6 

-15-5 

—18  0 

-19-7 

-20-5 

-21-2 

—22  3 

-22-4 

-22-5 

-21  4 

-20  0 

— 18  0 

13 

— 15-4 

-15  3 

—15  8 

— 16  0 

-18  0 

—18-4 

-17-8 

-17-6 

-17-6 

-18-5 

-16  5 

— 14  0 

14 

—11-0 

— 14  0 

-14  0 

-17  0 

—19  0 

—16  3 

— 18  0 

-18-0 

—18  0 

-18-6 

-20-4 

— 13  0 

15  

-10-6 

-12  0 

-16-6 

-17-5 

— 20  0 

—18-6 

-14-3 

-10-5 

-10  0 

—  50 

—  14 

3-5 

16 

90 

9  0 

9-3 

9-7 

9-8 

9-8 

10  0 

10  2 

10-4 

11-7 

140 

14-7 

17 

10 

-  14 

-  3-5 

-  6-4 

-  7-8 

-  9-3 

-  90 

—  60 

—  2-3 

3-5 

4-4 

9  3 

18 

170 

180 

18-7 

19-3 

19  0 

19  5 

19-7 

20  0 

20-0 

20-6 

21-4 

21-7 

19 

80 

7-8 

60 

3-7 

10 

10 

1-8 

20 

6  0 

12  0 

16  2 

19  0 

20 

260 

2B-3 

27  3 

27-5 

27-5 

270 

266 

26  6 

25-6 

26  0 

26  2 

26  0 

21 

220 

20-7 

20-4 

19-7 

18-7 

17-6 

16  6 

16  5 

16-6 

170 

17-3 

17  8 

22 

8-7 

11-6 

13  0 

13-8 

14-4 

15  0 

170 

170 

17  0 

17-6 

20  6 

25-3 

23 

196 

18-5 

18-7 

180 

17  0 

12  6 

190 

21-7 

186 

160 

14  0 

14  0 

24 

-  60 

-  6-7 

-  8  5 

-10-4 

1     —12  5 

—14  7 

-16  0 

-13  5 

-11  4 

-  8-9 

-  7  2 

-50 

25 

-11  0 

-13-4 

-14  0 

—14  0 

-11  5 

—  5  0 

-  40 

—  1-8 

2  0 

4  4 

8-5 

140 

2(i 

15  2 

150 

150 

15-3 

14  0 

140 

10-6 

13  0 

11  2 

15  3 

170 

16  0 

27   

-  4  0 

-  3-4 

—  3  2 

-  4  0 

-  7-5 

—10  0 

—11-4 

-14  0 

-13  5 

-10-6 

—  6-4 

—  1-4 

28 

6  0 

2-5 

2-2 

2  0 

2  0 

2  0 

1-8 

0  4 

-  1-3 

-  4  0 

-  3  7 

-  0  7 

Mean. . . 

2-5 

15 

0-5 

0  3 

—  0  2 

-  0-7 

—  11 

-  0  3 

0-2 

1-4 

3-5 

5-5 

METEOUOLOGICAL    TABLES 


205 


Hour,  during  the  Month  of  February,  1909. 


Hour  Ending 

1  p.m. 

2  p.iii. 

1 
3  p.m. 

i 
4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

1 
6  p.m.       ; 

7  p.m. 

8  i).m. 

'.)  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m.    . 

Mid- 
night. 

° 

o 

o 

0 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

■> 

■     \ 

° 

o 

U-6 

12-2 

12  4 

12  0 

12-3 

12  0 

11  3     i 

04 

8-3 

6-3 

6  6 

7-8 

90 

11-5 

120 

n-7 

11   4 

10  6 

10-3 

10  0 

10-0 

10  0 

10  0 

10  0 

190 

200 

21  3 

21-5 

220 

21  8 

21-5 

21  0 

20-5 

20  0 

18  4 

20-7 

180 

18  0 

17-5 

16-8 

16  7 

16  5 

15-5 

14  6 

14-0 

14  0 

14-0 

140 

180 

190 

19-2 

29  6 

19  3 

160 

12  0 

8-6 

8-0 

80 

8  0 

7'5 

5-4 

4-7 

40 

2  0 

0-3 

-  3  3 

-  0  0 

^  6  4 

-  8-4 

-11-3 

—14  0 

-14  5 

-19  6 

— 18  0 

-18  0 

-17-8 

~18  0 

-19-4 

-19-8 

-19-7 

—20-5 

— 22  0 

-22  0 

-21-5 

-10-5 

—10  6 

-11  0 

—110 

-U  3 

-12  0 

-13-7 

—14  2 

-11  0 

-14-0 

—13  8 

-14  0 

-  60 

—  4-6 

-  3  2 

-  30 

-  40 

-  4-6 

-  6  2 

-  6-4 

—  6  3 

-  70 

-  7-8 

-  7-8 

-  2-3 

n-3 

0  8 

10 

0-7- 

00 

—  0-5 

—  20 

-  3-7 

-  6  0 

-3-7 

-  4-3 

00 

-  2  0 

—  2  2 

—  3  4 

-  4-3 

-  8-0 

-10-3 

-10  4 

-  8-4 

-  80 

-  7-8 

-  8-5 

— 15  0 

— 13  0 

-110 

-10-6 

-10-3 

-10-4 

-12  0 

-12-5 

-13  5 

-14-5 

— 14  0 

— 14  0 

-100 

-  8-5 

-  7  6 

-  7  0 

-  6-8 

-  7-8 

-  8-5 

-  8-6 

—  9  0 

-  9-5 

-  9-6 

-10  0 

-14  0 

-  80 

-  5  5 

—  5-6 

-  5-7 

—  6  0 

-  80 

-10  0 

-12  0 

-15  0 

— 14  0 

— 14  0 

60 

70 

7-4 

8  0 

7  0 

70 

70 

8-3 

9-5 

100 

9-2 

90 

15  3 

15-6 

14-0 

12-4 

120 

80 

0  0 

75 

8-0 

7-4 

CO 

2  3 

130 

150 

16  3 

17-6 

180 

17o 

170 

16 -5 

160 

16-0 

160 

16  4 

21-7 

21  0 

20  0 

19  0 

180 

15  0 

12-8 

U-4 

100 

6  0 

50 

4-7 

210 

240 

26  0 

260 

25-7 

250 

24-6 

246 

24  5 

24  5 

24-5 

25-3 

25-3 

27-2 

27  0 

270 

270 

26  0 

25  3 

250 

240 

23-7 

23-7 

23  0 

17  0 

18  0 

16-6 

16  3 

16-4 

160 

150 

10  2 

9-3 

8-6 

8-3 

86 

28  0 

30  0 

.30  0 

29  7 

26-5 

24-5 

24-3 

24-2 

24-6 

26-0 

24-6 

220 

14  0 

14  5 

15  0 

15  0 

14  0 

120 

80 

5  3 

3  6 

0  0 

-  4-0 

—  4  6 

-  3-2 

10 

1-7 

1-2 

00 

—  1-3 

—  2-6 

-  4-3 

-  8-0 

-  9-7 

-11-7 

-11-3 

16  0 

18-5 

180 

.     18-6 

18-3 

16  5 

16  0 

150 

14  0 

13-4 

14-5 

14  6 

12-4 

11  o 

120 

120 

10-2 

9-3 

8-0 

40 

0  0 

—  20 

-  6  0 

-  80 

0-2 

50 

7  3 

'8-6 

8-8 

8'6- 

6  0 

3  4 

5  0 

6-4 

6-6 

6-0 

3-7 

0  0 

10  0 

10-3 

100 

9-6 

8-6 

8-6 

8-8 

9  2 

9  5 

9-6 

6-9 

8-4 

8-7 

8-9 

8-3 

VI 

5-4 

4-7 

41 

3  2 

2-7 

2  4 

•206 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

Abstract  of  the  Thermograph  at  Wiunipeg,  Manitoba,  for  each 


DVY 

Houn  Ending 

1  a.m. 

1 

2  a.m. 

3  .x.m. 

1 

4  a.m. 

5  a.m. 

6  a.m. 

7  a.m. 

8  a.m. 

9  a.m. 

1 

10  a.m. 

11  a  m. 

Noon. 

1 

2 

3  

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

19-0 
220 
100 
3-7 
60 
25  n 

—  0-5 
10-4 

4  0 
110 

8-2 
110 
20-6 
18  0 

2-2 

—  20 

o 

18-5 
22-6 
8-6 
3-5 
20 
23-7 

—  1-6 
105 

10 

80 

8-5 

110 

19-3 

15-3 

0-2 

-  1-5 

j         18-0 

1 

i         22-8 

6-5 

1-7 

-0-7 

23-6 
1-8 

10-6 

-  1-7 
6-7 
8-2 

11-3 
180 
13-4 
20 

—  1-6 

o 

150 

24-6 

68 

0-6 

—  1-7 
24-4 

5-7 
10  7 

—  3  5 
73 
6-8 

11-3 

18-6 

12-5 

40 

—  40 

80 

26-8 

6-2 

-  1-6 

-  20 
22  4 

70 
10  7 

-  3  5 
6  6 
6-5 
8-3 

18-6 
10  0 
45 

-  70 

5-7 

28  0 

4  3 

-  1-6 

-  30 
20-2 

7-6 
10-6 

-  4-5 
60 
7  6 
9  5 

17-3 
6  0 
4-7 

-  80 

3-4 

27  3 

20 

—  1-2 

—  2-6 
20-4 

80 
10-4 

—  4  6 
50 

11  0 
90 

16-5    . 
3  4 
60 
-10-2 

2-8 

27  0 

3  5 

3  0 

-  0-5 
23-3 

6  7 
11-2 

-  5  6 
7-8 

150 
9  5 

17  2 

2  0 

50 

-10-3 

5  0 

28-6 
10-0 
10  2 

7-4 
24  0 

8-5 

12-6 

-  1-5 

8-6 
18-4 
110 
16  0 

1-5 

8-3 
-10-5 

10  6 
300 
16-3 
15-7 

14  0 
25-7 
10  3 
140 

40 

9-5 

19  3 

15  0 
160 

3-5 

10  (1 

-  8-2 

16  6 
31-7 
19  0 
200 
19-2 
23  0 
11  7 
15-5 

9-5 
11  0 
222 
16  6 
18-5 

7-0 

14  0 

—  4  0 

o 

21  7 
35  0 
260 
23  5 
220 
23-0 

13  0 
17-5 

14  3 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15  

16     

17 

14  0 
183 
190 
18-3 
10-5 
ISO 
-  1-7 

18 

19  . 

21-4 
17  5 
16  0 
27-8 
32' 2 
32  3 
35  0 
26-3 

32  0 
24-2 

80 

33  7 
31  2 
22  4 

21-4 
160 
16  3 
27-6 
32-2 
320 
35  0 
26-3 
32  0 
240 
120 
340 
32  0 
20  6 

21-4 
12  0 
18-4 
280 
32  0 
320 
35  0 
21-6 
32  0 
23-8 
180 
340 
320 
19-2 

21  4 
So 
IS -2 
28  3 
320 
320 
35  0 
240 
31-7 
24-2 
19  0 
32  6 
31  7 
18-7 

21-5 
SO 
17  0 
29  5 
31-7 
32-2 
34  6 
23-8 
31-2 
250 
17-5 
320 
31  0 
18-2 

21  2 

7-.« 

21  0 

8  5 
16  0 
28-2 
31-5 
330 
350 
240 
30-7 
250 
13  3 
310 
28-2 
18-2 

21-8 

9-8 

21  2 

290 

32  0 

33  7 
35  0 
24  0 

30  7 
25-5 
13  7 

31  0 
270 
18-3 

23-6 
13  0 
25-5 
30-2 
32  4 

34  3 

35  0 
26-3 
31  6 
26-4 
18  0 
31  0 
31  0 
200 

260 
18-3 
29-0 

30  2 
33  0 
37  5 
35  5 
32 -5 
32  (1 
27  5 
30-7 
32  0 

31  0 
25  0 

2S  0 
22  0 
310 
32  0 

:)4  0 

36  0 
36  0 
35  0 
33-6 
2S-6 
240 
34  0 
.35  0 
28-5 

300 
26  0 

20 

21 

22  

23 

24 

25 

26 

27 

23 

29. ...7... 

30  

31 

17 
28 
31 
32 
.34 
24 
30 
25 
14 
31 
30 
17 

4 

2 

7 

5 

6 

0 

7 

0 

0 

5 

2    ■ 

8 

36  4 
34  0 
34  3 
36  0 
3ro 
380 

34  6 

30  0 
290 

31  5 

35  7 
31  7 

Mean. . . 

17-6 

170 

16-8    1        16  5 

1                   1 

160             15 

2 

15-2 

15-7 

17-9 

20-7 

22  9 

25-3 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


207 


Hour,  during  the  Month  of  March,  1909. 


Hoiii  Ending 

1  p.m. 

I 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m.       j 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

S  p.m. 

9  p.m.     1 

1 

10  p.m.    I 

11  p.m. 

Mid- 
night. 

o 

1 

o 

o 

o 

o 

= 

o 

o 

1 

.       o 

o 

23  0 

2.5  0 

260 

28  3 

27-5    j 

25-3 

22-5     1 

20-4 

19-0     ( 

21-0 

190 

20-0 

34  0 

320 

.30-2 

29-7 

28  6 

26  6 

23  0  : 

17  7    , 

16  0 

12-6 

12-4 

11  7 

26-2 

22  0 

21  7 

190 

17-5 

140 

11  7 

8-3 

6-5 

5-5 

7-2 

4  0 

2.5-7 

26-5 

25-2 

23  0 

21-7 

ISO     ' 

16  5 

11-4     '■ 

9  0 

6-5 

2  6 

2-0 

23-8 

25-3 

27  0 

26-7     1 

26  6 

27-5 

'JG-2 

26  0 

26  5 

27-6 

28-3 

28  0 

23-8 

24  0 

22-5 

21-6 

20  0 

19-4 

17-5 

140 

12-0 

10  0 

6-6 

3  7 

140 

14  0 

140 

14  0 

13  7 

12  6 

12  3 

120 

120 

110 

10-6  . 

10-5 

18  2 

16-2 

16  2 

16  0 

170 

15-3 

11  0 

!f8 

8-0 

5-8 

40 

17 

20  0 

220 

24  5 

25  0 

21  6 

23-7     1 

21-7 

17-8 

170 

170 

16-P 

14  0 

16-5 

17-6 

18-3 

18 -o 

18-3 

160 

12-6 

100 

9-0 

9-7 

8-0 

80 

17-6 

18  3 

18-5 

170 

14-6 

120 

9-7 

9  0 

8-5 

7-8 

10-2 

11-3 

21  0 

22  3 

22-5 

22  0 

22  3 

22  0 

20-7 

21  0 

210 

21-2 

21-4 

21-5 

■      200 

22-5 

23-5 

23-8 

22-3 

21-8 

20-6 

0 

20-2 

20-0 

20-0 

18-8 

18  6 

12-5 

14  6 

180 

190 

18  2 

16  3 

120 

12-2 

10-4 

6  0 

24 

1-0 

20-2 

21  3 

20  0 

21-4 

21  6 

20-8 

20-6 

14-7 

10-5 

6-6 

2  6 

1-8 

10 

1-7 

21-3 
21-2 



21  0 

230 

20-5 
23  0 

21-2 
22-2 

21-5 
18-2 

21  6 

30  0 

31-4 

280 

26  0 



25  6 

25-3 

16  4 

27-5 

30-5 

31  0 

310 

300 

280 

24  0 

220 

19-5 

19-5 

18-7 

17-5 

36  0 

35  0 

35  0 

350 

34-6 

34  4 

340 

34  0 

32  0 

30-0 

290 

28-3 

34-6 

34  0 

33  8 

33 -.5 

.33-3 

330 

320 

32-6 

320 

32  0 

32-4 

32-4 

35  0 

3i;-4 

36-6 

34  3 

33  2 

33-7 

330 

33-2 

330 

33-0 

330 

32-5 

35-8 

35-5 

350 

.35  3 

35-6 

35-7 

357 

3.5-3 

35  0 

35-0 

350 

35-2 

3.50 

34  4 

34  3 

34  3 

34  7 

XyO 

350 

32  0 

.30  0 

280 

280 

26  0 

38-4 

380 

37  5 

37  6 

.37  3 

36-4 

34  6 

34  2 

33  7 

320 

32  0 

32  0 

34  r. 

35-0 

340 

32  5 

.31  0 

27-2 

280 

27-4 

260 

250 

24  6 

24-2 

31  3 

.30  0 

29-5 

29  2 

28  0 

270 

20  6 

25-8 

25-7 

21-6 

170 

12-0 

330 

33-5 

33-5 

31-7 

31  6 

30-3 

330 

340 

33  0 

31  5 

320 

320 

34-5 

34  0 

33  0 

31  7 

300 

300 

30  0 

31-4 

31  7 

320 

32  0 

30  6 

34  0 

34  0 

.34  0 

34  0 

34  0 

31  0 

30-2 

28-0 

26  0 

24  0 

23-5 

230 

32  4 

34  0 

32  8 

33  5 

33  5 

! 

32  4 

32-7 

29-5 

280 

27-8 

26  5 

26-4 

260 

270 

27-4 

26-9 

26-4 

26-2 

241 

22  3 

211 

20-1 

190 

18  3 

208 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

Abstract  of  the  Thermograph  at  Winnipeg,  Manitoba,  for  each 


DAT. 


1 

2 

.S 

-1 

5 

6 

I        ' 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

'13  

14 

1.5 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

2Z 

21 

25 

26  

27 

38 

29- 

.•» 

Mean. . . 


1  a.m. 


26  5 

26  2 

aD-6 

34  6 

31  5 

34  3 

3S  0 

370 

34  5 

34  5 

300 

30  4 

30-2 

30  0 

200 

180 

22-7 

22  5 

26  3 

26-5 

3.5  0 

35  0 

30  0 

28-6 

18-5 

18  0 

20  0 

200 

30  5 

29-3 

35  0 

340 

36-0 

36  2 

31  5 

30-6 

330 

340 

32  0 

304 

24  0 

23  0 

25-7 

24  2 

15-4 

150 

23-4 

21  0 

31  5 

31  0 

36  0 

360 

18  0 

17  0 

22-3 

22-5 

34  0 

34  0 

W.  II 

.■54  6 

HocB  ENDrsc. 


3  a.m. 


28-9 


28  3 


24-6 
32  2 
34-2 
368 

34  5 
31-5 
30  0 
18-4 
22  0 
26-5 

35  0 

26  6 
18  0 
20  0 
27-5 

32  0 
36-2 
30-8 

33  7 
30  0 
22  0 
21-4 
15  0 
20-4 
.33  0 
360 
16-8 
24  0 

34  0 
33  6 

27  9 


4  a.m. 


20  8 
34  0 
34  0 
380 
34  0 
30-8 
29-6 
18-4 
220 
26  7 
34-8 
26-3 
180 
21-6 
25-7 
307 
36-0 
30-4 
33  0 
290 
210 
19-7 
14  6 


6  a.n>. 


8  a.m. 


9  a.m. 


27  6 


19 
32 
33 
38 
34 
30 
28 
18 
21 
27 
32 
24 
17 
22 
22 


30  0 
35-8 
30  0 

34-7 
300  I 
20  0 


18 
14 
21 
35 
36 
IG 
24 
31 
32 


270 


20 
.32 
32 
38 
34 

31  3 
28  4 
18-3 
20  4 
27  0 

32  0 
24  4 
10  B 
220 
22  0 

31  5 
35  8 
28-7 
36-0 
.30  0 
19  5 
160 
140 
22  0 
33-5 
3()  0 
16  5 
24  5 
34  0 

32  0 

270 


21  n 
32 -n 
30  0 
38  0 
33  0 


32 
27 
18 
20 
27 
31 
24 
16 
22 
23 
33 


36  2 
28-4 
37-5 
30  0 
20  0 
16  0 


27-3 


24  0 
32  0 
29  7- 
36-6 
32  6 

34  5 
25-6 
18  0 
21-7 
280 
32-7 
240 
16-2 
22-2 
25-3 

35  0 
39-0 
28-5 
39  0 
30  0 
22  0 
16-2 
22  0 


10  a.m. 


27 
33 
31 
35 
84 
38 
24 
18 
24 
29 
31 
24 
17 
24 
.30 
36 
41 
31 
40  0 

31 -a, 
250 
17  5 


23 
30 
34 
42 
18 
26 
30 
29 


5 

2 

0 

6 

6 

3  i 

2 

3 

0 

0 

5 

0 

6 

0 

0 

0 


32 
34 
33 
35 
35 
40 
24 
20 
26 


30  0 


37 
24 
18 
28 

a5 

35 
42 
32 
41 
31 
27 
18 
26 
34 
33 
47 
18 
29 

:« 

30 


11  a.Di. 


241 


29-7 


31  3 


35  3 
35-0 
34  6 

36  4 
36  3 
420 
24-7 

23  0 
27-7 
30-7 
360 

24  3 
20-0 
30  0 
41  0 
36-3 
45-0 
.34  0 
41  0 
33  7 
29  3 
19  3 
27-4 
34-5 
35  5 
50  5 
20-3 
32  0 
38  0 
32  4 

32  8 


Noon. 


36  n 
37-11 
36  0 

36  3 

37  4 
43  7 


26 

23 

28 

32 

36 

25 

21-7 

32  0 

43  4 

380 

46  0 

35  5 
43  7 
35-5 
31 -.S 
19  3 

2;)  8 

36  U 
39  0 
56-4 
24  0 
34  0 
10  0 
34  0 

34  6 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


209 


Hour,  during  the  Month  of  April,  1909. 


Hour  Esdixg 

1  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Mid- 
night. 

o 

o 

= 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

e 

37  G 

37 

6 

38 

0 

38 

4 

38 

o 

377 

380 

37 

2 

.37 

5 

37  5 

37  2 

36 

0 

37  6 

37 

6 

35 

0 

34 

C 

3t 

6 

34  6 

34  C 

34 

6 

34 

6 

34  6 

34-8 

35 

0 

38-0 

38 

2 

38 

6 

39 

4 

38 

8 

380 

38-4 

38 

8 

38 

4 

38-3 

38-3 

38 

0 

3C0 

36 

0 

35 

7 

35 

6 

35 

2 

35 

0 

34  8 

34 

5 

31 

5 

34  4 

31  5 

31 

5 

37  2 

37 

4 

37 

5 

37 

5 

37 

5 

38 

2 

36-3 

34 

6 

33 

0 

30-4 

290 

30 

0 

44  0 

42 

0 

41 

0 

41 

0 

41 

0 

40 

0 

38  0 

36 

0 

35 

6 

32  4 

32-0 

31 

0 

27  0 

26 

0 

26 

0 

26 

0 

26 

0 

26 

0 

260 

24 

0 

22 

5 

220 

21-3 

20 

5 

23-4 

24 

0 

25 

3 

25 

7 

25 

7 

25 

7 

25  5 

24 

0 

23 

8 

240 

22-7 

22 

7 

30  0 

30 

5 

31 

7 

32 

5 

33 

4 

33 

5 

335 

31 

7 

29 

4 

280 

263 

ffi 

t 

32-2 

^ 

5 

36 

5 

36 

3 

36 

2 

36 

0 

35  7 

35 

6 

35 

6 

357 

^6 

35 

0 

36-2 

36 

4 

36 

5 

36 

5 

36 

6 

36 

7 

36-3 

35 

3 

34 

7 

34  0 

33-7 

31 

4 

260 

27 

0 

28 

0 

28 

4 

28 

4 

27 

6 

261 

26 

3 

24 

0 

21-8 

21  6 

19 

0 

22  5 

23 

0 

24 

0 

24 

0 

24 

0 

24 

0 

240 

34 

0 

22 

5 

20-6 

19  7 

19 

0 

35  0 

37 

0 

37 

3 

37 

8 

38 

0 

38 

0 

38  0 

37 

6 

31 

7 

34  2 

34  0 

32 

0 

43-4 

43 

6 

43 

6 

43 

8 

438 

43 

5 

42  7 

41 

5 

40 

0 

39  0 

38-6 

36 

6 

397 

41 

0 

40 

3 

40 

2 

40 

0 

40 

0 

400 

39 

0 

38  0 

.36  6 

357 

35 

5 

480 

48 

5 

48 

fi 

48 

7 

48 

7 

48 

0 

46  0 

42 

0 

38 

3 

36  0 

34-0 

33 

5 

370 

38 

0 

38 

6 

39 

8 

40 

0 

40 

0 

40  0 

40 

0 

38 

2 

36  0 

32  5 

31 

5 

450 

46 

5 

46 

0 

45 

3 

44 

7 

44 

0 

437 

41 

7 

40 

3 

39  4 

34  0 

32 

3 

37  0 

37 

0 

36 

0 

32 

0 

33 

5 

30 

0 

28  5 

27 

5 

26 

2 

25  0 

24  6 

24 

2 

337 

35 

5 

37 

0 

36 

6 

35 

5 

34 

0 

320 

31 

7 

30 

6 

30-4 

30  2 

30 

0 

19  7 

19 

7 

19 

7 

19 

7 

19 

7 

19 

t 

19  7 

19 

5 

19 

2 

18-4 

180 

16 

0 

30  0 

31 

0 

31 

0 

31 

0 

31 

0 

31 

5 

31  5 

30 

7 

29 

0 

277 

26-0 

25 

3 

330 

38 

0 

38 

2 

38 

5 

38 

5 

38 

6 

39  0 

39 

0 

37 

5 

350 

32-6 

32 

0 

43  5 

48 

0 

50 

0 

52 

0 

52 

0 

51 

5 

49-7 

46 

0 

42 

5 

38  5 

36  0 

3;-> 

5 

ICO 

32 

0 

29 

5 

28 

0 

26 

2 

26 

0 

24  5 

22 

0 

21 

0 

20  4 

19  5 

18 

0 

240 

27 

0 

27 

8 

28 

0 

28 

5 

29 

0 

290 

27  G 

26 

0 

24-0 

24-0 

23 

7 

35  0 

35 

5 

34 

4 

34 

0 

34 

0 

at 

0 

340 

34  0 

34 

0 

31  0 

340 

34 

0 

42  0 

42 

0 

42 

0 

42 

1 

40 

0 

40 

8 

41  0 

40  6 

40 

0 

38-3 

37-8 

37 

5 

34  0 

31 

0 

33 

0 

32 

0 

32 

2 

31 

8 

31  0 

30  0 

30 

0 

29-8 

290 

28 

8 

35  3 

35  5 

35  5 

35-5 

35  4 

aoi 

34-9 

33  6 

32  4 

31  2 

30  2 

29-5 

22476— U 


2in 


MCTEORO LOGICAL   TABLES. 

Abstract  of  the  Thermograph  at  Winnipeg,  Manitoba,  for  each 


Day. 


1.. 
2.. 
3  . 
4.. 

5. . 
6  . 
7.. 


9. 
10. 
11. 
12. 
13. 
14. 
15. 
16* 
17* 
18* 
19* 
20 
21. 
22, 
23. 
24. 
25. 
20 
27 
•28. 
29. 
30. 
31. 


Mean. . 


1  a.m. 


28 
27 
25 
40 
48 
39 
32 
35 
29 
44 
38 
44 
41 
42 
47 
39 
38 


43-7 


HouH  Enuinq 


28 
26 
26 
41 
52 
38 
31 
34 
2G 
45 
36 
44 
40 
40 
46 
38 
36 


43  3 


3  a.m. 


4  a.m. 


28 
26 
26 
41 
52 
38 
31 
34 
26 
44 
36 
44  2 


42-7 


28 
25 
26 
41 
50 
37 
30 
34 
25 
43 
34 
44 
40 
40 
44 
35 
36 


421 


5  a.m. 


6  a.m. 


34  3 


47 
50 
43 
44 
49 
54 
41 
50 
45 
55 
58 
59 


41-4 


47 
49 
46 
47 
49 
55 
43 
46 
47 
55 
60 
62 


41-8 


7  a.m. 


47 
50 
53 
53 
50 
58 
52 
51 
52 
57 
62 
62 


44-6 


8  a.m. 


9  a.m. 


48 
56 
58 
58 
50 
60 
58 
56 
59 


58  0 
600 
640 


47-9 


50 
58 
63 
02 
59 
63 
63 
61 
64 
57 
68 
66 


50-5 


10  a.m. 


40  0 
38  0 
48-2 
46-2 


.50  0 


61-5 
520 


65 
65 
65 
62 
65 
67 
65 
09 
55 
71 
68 


530 


11  a  m. 


63 

56 
67 
67 
65 
62 
69 
63 
68 
72 
.55 
67 
72 


53-9 


*  Out  of  order. 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


211 


Hour,  during  the  Month  of  May,  1909. 


Hour  Ending 


1  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

S  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Mid- 
night. 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

■> 

^ 

o 

o 

- 

31 

8 

33 

0 

34 

0 

35 

8 

36 

0 

35 

3 

35 

2 

34 

0 

31-7 

300 

29  4 

28 

0 

38 

0 

37 

0 

37 

4 

38 

0 

37 

8 

37 

5 

35 

0 

32 

0 

30  4 

290 

27  8 

26 

0 

45 

2 

47 

0 

48 

0 

48 

3 

48 

6 

48 

6 

46 

0 

41 

0 

390 

38-6 

39 

0 

40 

0 

64 

0 

68 

0 

70 

0 

71 

5 

72 

4 

74 

0 

74 

0 

72 

0 

64  0 

60  0 

54 

0 

50 

5 

52 

0 

53 

5 

5H 

0 

56 

3 

52 

3 

49 

6 

47 

3 

46 

0 

44 

3 

44 

0 

42 

2 

39 

0 

45 

0 

50 

0 

52 

0 

52 

0 

50 

0 

46 

0 

44 

0 

40 

5 

38 

3 

35 

0 

33 

4 

30 

0 

4G 

3 

47 

0 

48 

0 

48 

0 

47 

0 

46 

0 

43 

J 

40 

4 

39 

3 

38 

0 

36 

0 

35  5 

42 

0 

44 

0 

45 

6 

44 

0 

40 

0 

39 

6 

36 

4 

34 

5 

33 

5 

32 

6 

32 

4 

32 

0 

42 

5 

44 

0 

45 

0 

47 

3 

48 

o 

49 

5 

49 

9 

49 

9 

49 

3 

47 

8 

46 

0 

45 

7 

50 

7 

51 

5 

.51 

6 

52 

0 

54 

0 

54 

3 

55  0 

54 

5 

51 

0 

48 

0 

46 

0 

41 

0 

50 

5 

49 

0 

47 

3 

46 

4 

46 

0 

46 

0 

45 

6 

45 

0 

44 

5 

44 

3 

45 

0 

45 

0 

55 

0 

55 

0 

55 

0 

54 

6 

54 

3 

54 

0 

54 

0 

53 

0 

51 

7 

49 

4 

47 

7 

43 

5 

54 

0 

55 

3 

5G 

0 

57 

0 

57 

0 

.56 

3 

55 

0 

52 

0 

48 

5 

45 

0 

43 

5 

43 

2 

54 

0 

55 

5 

56 

2 

56 

6 

57 

0 

56 

7 

54 

5 

50 

0 

48 

0 

47 

8 

48 

0 

47 

4 

50 

0 

50 

0 

50 

0 

50 

0 

50 

0 

50 

0 

50 

0 

48 

0 

46 

0 

43 

0 

40 

0 

38 

0 

52 

0 

52 

0 

52 

5 

53 

0 

53 

7 

53 

8 

53 

7 

53 

0 

60 

0 

47 

5 

42 

6 

40 

0 

G8 

6 

69 

0 

70 

0 

70 

0 

70 

0 

68 

0 

66 

0 

59 

0 

56 

2 

55 

0 

52 

0 

50 

3 

56 

2 

54 

3 

54 

5 

59 

7 

60 

5 

60 

6 

59 

0 

58 

0 

55 

5 

54 

0 

53 

5 

52 

7 

68 

5 

69 

3 

69 

3 

69 

2 

69 

4 

69 

4 

69 

0 

66 

0 

58 

0 

54 

0 

50 

2 

49 

3 

69 

5 

70 

0 

71 

0 

70 

8 

70 

0 

69 

7 

69 

5 

65 

3 

58  0 

55 

7 

53 

5 

50 

0 

66 

0 

67 

0 

56 

0 

50 

3 

50 

6 

51 

7 

5] 

0 

51 

0 

48 

5 

47 

0 

46 

0 

44 

0 

64 

0 

64 

0 

65 

0 

65 

0 

65 

0 

64 

6 

62 

4 

61 

0 

60 

2 

59 

3 

69 

0 

59 

0 

72 

0 

73 

8 

73 

4 

73 

4 

73 

5 

72 

4 

72 

0 

68 

0 

61 

0 

57 

0 

63 

7 

49 

4 

72 

6 

74 

2 

75 

3 

75 

8 

75 

7 

75 

7 

72 

0 

68 

0 

60 

0 

54 

0 

61 

7 

49 

0 

71 

7 

74 

0 

74 

0 

74 

3 

74 

6 

75 

0 

74 

0 

70 

0 

64 

0 

59 

0 

56 

0 

53 

5 

74 

0 

76 

2 

77 

6 

77 

5 

76  8 

76 

3 

73 

5 

72 

0 

65 

7 

60 

0 

58 

0 

57 

5 

58 

2 

60 

0 

62 

0 

66 

5 

69  5 

69 

6 

69 

5 

68 

5 

68 

4 

67 

0 

64 

2 

60 

0 

03  0 

fio 

0 

65 

5 

66 

0 

65-8 

64 

0 

63 

4 

63  0 

62 

0 

60 

4 

GO 

0 

59 

5 

750 

76 

0 

77 

2 

77 

8 

780 

78 

0 

77 

5 

75-0 

70 

6 

68 

0 

66 

0 

64 

0 

570 

58 

8 

58 

8 

58 

9 

58-8 

58 

3 

57 

2 

54  9 

61 

2 

49 

0 

47 

5 

45 

6 

22i76-r-U^ 


212 


METEOROLOGICAL^TABLES. 

Abstract  of  the  Thermograph  at  Winnipeg,  Manitoba,  for  each 


HoOB  Ending 


Cay. 


1  a.m. 


1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

<i 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14   

15 

IG 

17 

18 

VJ 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

Mean. . 


620 

55-5 
04  6 
520 
40-7 
47  6 
44-3 
51  0 


50  0 
52-5 
53-5 
58-2 
60- 7 
570 

55  0 


58-0 
52-2 
640 
51-0 
40  0 
47-4 
41-7 
48-5 
48-7 
45  0 
43'7 
60-5 
46-7 
380 
56-7 
580 
44-6 
63-2 
68  5 
OC-4 
660 
61  6 
57'6 
520 
48  6 
52  0 
520 
55-3 

70  m; 

56  0 
53-8 


3  a.m. 


57-0 
52  0 
62 -4 

48  0 
380 
47-5 
30-4 
47  6 

49  0 
45  0 
44  0 


58 
46 
37 
57 
57 
43 
60 
6S 
64 
65 
60 
56 
50 
47 
51 
49 
52 
70 
51 


.52-5 


4  a.m. 


56  0 
50  0 
61-5 
460 
39-2 
467 
380 
47  6 

49  3 
45  0 
43  0 
555 
450 
36-5 
560 

50  6 
420 
00  0 
6S0 
63- 7 
65-3 
59-5 
55-3 
49  8 
46-7 

51  3 
520 
550 
69  0 
49-6 

52  0 


6  a.m 


55-8 
48-2 
600 
45  5 
39  2 
44  0 
.37-7 
47  0 
500 
44-3 
42  6 
540 
410 
36  0 

54  6 
55-8 
41-8 

55  5 
710 
64  0 
66-5 
590 
540 
48-6 
46-2 
50-8 
52-4 
58-4 
680 
49-5 


51 


57 

51 

01 

45 

41 

44 

3S 

48 

50 

48 

44 

52 

43 

39 

59 

56 

44 

54 

75 

64 

00 

62 

55 

48 

48 

50 

53 

62  0 

68-5 

540 

52  9 


7  a.m. 


60 
56 
00 
47 
50 
51 
49 
53 
52 
58 
52 
.55 
49 
48 
63 
57 
56 
55 
78 
64 
67 
05 
59 
53 
49 
50 
54 
64 
69 
61 


57-2 


8  a.m. 


65 
54 
70 
48 
54 
52 
55 
53 
56 
.53 
58 
58 
52 
55 
68 
57 
64 
60 
80 
66 
68 
68 
61 
56 
53 
52 
56 
67 
69 
03 


600 


9  a.m. 


680 
68-7 
73-8 
50  3 


56 
53 
61 
58 
60 
57 
64 
56 
55 
60 
73 
56 
68 
65 
82 
66 
71 
69 
04 
57 
55 
53-5 
0 
700 
09-5 
C5-3 

63  2 


10  a.m.        11  a.m.       Noon 


68-6 
710 
76-5 
51  7 
57-8 
560 
637 
59  6 
63-2 
58-5 
660 
56  0 


56 
62 
76 
58 
71 
69 

84 

66 
74 
71 
65 
61 
57 
54 
56 
72 
08 
66 


64-6 


68 
72 
79 
54 
58 
59 
65 
60 
66 
60 
68 
56 
57 
66 
78 
58 
72 
72 
85 
71 
78 
73 
66 
62 
58 
66 
60 
73 
71 
67 


66  2 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


213 


Hour,  during  the  Month  of  June,  1909. 


Hour  Ending 


1  p.m. 

2  p.u 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  ii.m. 

11  p.m. 

Mid- 
nifiht. 

o 

o 

" 

- 

" 

■> 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

70-2 

70 

3 

69  0 

700 

690 

6,S 

0 

67 

6 

65  7 

63-2 

62  0 

62  0 

59  7 

760 

79 

■0 

79  2 

79-5 

800 

80 

0 

80 

0 

77 '5 

72  0 

68  0 

6S  0 

06  6 

800 

80 

5 

81  •« 

820 

82-2 

82 

0 

77 

0 

74  0 

09  0 

65  0 

59  5 

55-2 

580 

59 

3 

GOO 

610 

600 

57 

3 

58 

2 

56  0 

500 

49-5 

480 

43  0 

61  0 

62 

•6 

64-3 

63-7 

620 

56 

0 

50 

0 

48-6 

48  0 

480 

47-6 

47  5 

62  0 

63 

7 

65  0 

650 

66  0 

66 

0 

65 

4 

58-0 

52-5 

49-7 

480 

49-8 

680 

68 

0 

68-2 

68-6 

70  0 

70 

0 

60 

8 

660 

620 

570 

560 

54  0 

630 

63 

7 

620 

56-4 

57-2 

58 

0 

58 

2 

580 

.56  0 

54-5 

52'4 

51-8 

690 

70 

7 

70-7 

71-7 

720 

72 

5 

72 

4 

64-0 

59  0 

560 

51-7 

490 

62-6 

65 

8 

66-0 

660 

660 

66 

8 

66 

7 

65-7 

55-8 

500 

47  0 

45-2 

73  5 

75 

7 

810 

81  5 

820 

82 

0 

81 

8 

"Soo 

720 

62  0 

62-6 

62-0 

58-0 

58 

0 

580 

59  7 

590 

57 

0 

56 

4 

56-6 

56  0 

550 

49  3 

460 

61  0 

62 

0 

62-5 

(30 

630 

6,3 

0 

62 

0 

60  3 

520 

470 

43  2 

41-5 

700 

74 

0 

74-3 

75-3 

760 

76 

0 

75 

3 

.     740 

630 

5!r0 

58  6 

59  0 

80-7 

81 

5 

820 

82- 0 

820 

81 

7 

79 

0 

75-4 

73-7 

63-8 

640 

590 

60-6 

64 

0 

67  0 

680 

69  0 

69 

0 

69 

0 

67-8 

62  0 

586 

520 

s'o'o 

76  0 

76 

0 

76-3 

77  4 

780 

77 

6 

76 

0 

74  0 

73  (1 

72  0 

71-5 

71  7 

70  0 

81 

0 

82U 

84-3 

85  0 

84 

5 

84 

0 

81-6 

77  0 

74  0 

72  0 

71  0 

86  0 

85 

0 

85  0 

,85-0 

85-2 

84 

6 

82 

0 

80-0 

74  0 

70  0 

67  0 

t;6i) 

68  0 

67 

0 

69  3 

70-2 

71-5 

72 

4 

74 

6 

74-5 

73  5 

70  0 

68  0 

(i7-g 

790 

78 

4 

76-3 

750 

742 

74 

0 

74 

0 

72-8 

70  0 

68  0 

660 

64  0 

780 

79 

0 

790 

780 

740 

73 

0 

73 

0 

71  0 

070 

64-3 

61-4 

590 

68  0 

69 

0 

700 

69-7 

68-3 

68 

3 

67 

5 

'       64-6 

63  0 

60-5 

58  6 

580 

665 

66 

0 

65  0 

650 

660 

65 

0 

64 

6 

62-5 

580 

56  0 

550 

52-3 

60  0 

61 

0 

620 

62  2 

630 

63 

0 

62 

0 

60-4 

580 

56  0 

55  0 

54  0 

58-3 

59 

0 

62  0 

61-4 

600 

58 

7 

57 

6 

560 

55-7 

55-3 

54-6 

54() 

62  0 

64 

0 

65  0 

67  0 

670 

67 

0 

67 

4 

680 

66-2 

610 

61-5 

60  0 

770 

77 

6 

77-8 

77-8 

77-5 

77 

0 

77 

0 

76-7 

750 

72  0 

70-7 

70  0 

740 

78 

5 

78-5 

78-5 

78-3 

78 

0 

76 

0 

70-3 

64-7 

600 

566 

57  0 

70  0 

70 

0 

69  8 

69-8 

70-0 

70 

0 

70 

0 

71-6 

71  3 

64-4 

60-2 

54  0 

69  2 

69 

1 

70  9 

71-2 

71-1 

70-6 

66-8 

64-4 

63-7 

60-4 

58-3 

56  3 

214 


METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES. 

Abstract  of  the  Thermograph  at  Winnipeg,  Manitoba,  for  each 


Hour  Ending 


Day. 


1  .a.m. 


3  a.m. 


i  a.m. 


1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

n 

12 

13 

14 

15 

l8 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

26 

27..   ... 

28 

29 

30 

31  

Mean- 


54 
58  ■ 
48 
56 
60 
67 
60 
73 
70- 
62' 
60 
66 
05 
60 
62' 
58' 
68' 


61  2 


73 
70 
70 
00 
60 
65 
70 
67 
64 
68 


650 


62  0 
65  0 
64-5 

61  9 


70  0 
58  6 


.59 
66 
72 
67 
64 
08 
60 
64 
63 


52  0 
58-0 
460 
540 
58'0 
660 
65  0 
69-8 


5  a.m. 


62 
58 
45 
54 
57 
66 
67 
68 
07 
57 
59 
00 
64 
62 
61 
56 
64 
58 
04 
09 
67 
57 
56 
62 
69 
06 
63 
65 
58 


606 


59-9 


60  6 

62-8 

59-2 


53 

58 

47 

.57 

57 

67 

75 

68 

67 

58 

58 

66 

64 

64 

62 

56 

64 

58 

64 

09 

67  0 

59  3 

567 

62  4 

690 

00  5 


7  a.m. 


61 
57 
56 
60 
62 
68 
78 
70 
67 
63 
66 
60 
00 
64 
64 
64 
67 
63 
05 
69 
67 
64 
63 
67 
70 
66 
66 
64 
61 
64 
63 


59-9 


8  a.m. 


69  0 

70 

67 

67 

71 

74 

66 

68 

64 

64 

70 

70 


60  3 


660 


9  a.m. 


70 
59 
67 
69 
70 
71 
81 
70 
72 
70 
75 
71 
68 
66 
66 
72 
70 
71 
69 
69 
72 
70 
71 
78 
76 
67 
70 
65 
67 
73 
73 


67-7 


10  a.m. 


72 
02 
69 
72 
72 
78 
83 
70 
73 
71 
79 
74 
71 
67 
68 
75 
74 
74 
72 
70 
73 
72 
74 
80 
77 
72 
73 

0(; 

70 
75 
74 

707 


11  a.m. 


•6 

■0 

■0 

•0 

•5 

3 

3 

3 

■3 

■0 

■0 

■0 

■0 

•6 

•0 

■5 

■0 

0 

■4 

0 

■6 

0 

0 

■8 

■0 

0 

■6 

0 

■0 

•5 

770 

72-7 


74 
65 
70 
74 
74 
81 
84 
77 
75 
74 
SO 
70 
73 
08 
70 
76 
75 
76 
72 
73 
74 
73 
76 
81 
78 
76 
78 
6 
72 
76 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


215 


Hour,  during  the  Month  of  July,  1909. 


Hour  Ending 


1  p.m. 

2  p.  in 

3  p.in 

4  p.ni 

5  p.  m. 

G  p.m 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p. 

m. 

lip. 

11. 

Mid- 
night. 

o 

o 

" 

' 

o 

o 

0 

o 

o 

'■= 

O 

o 

76 

3 

76 

4 

76 

4 

78 

0 

78 

0 

78 

0 

77-4 

76 

0 

76-4 

72 

0 

68 

4 

62 

5 

07 

8 

66 

9 

70 

0 

70 

0 

70 

3 

70 

3 

70  0 

68 

0 

58  2 

55 

0 

52 

3 

50 

3 

71 

0 

72 

2 

72 

0 

73 

0 

75 

0 

75 

0 

740 

70 

0 

66-4 

64 

5 

64 

0 

61 

2 

77 

2 

77 

4 

72 

4 

77 

4 

77 

4 

77 

4 

770 

73 

4 

68-2 

66 

3 

64 

3 

64 

0 

78 

0 

80 

0 

78 

5 

78 

4 

78 

4 

77 

5 

76-5 

76 

0 

74-6 

74 

3 

74 

0 

71 

0 

85 

0 

87 

3 

88 

0 

88 

0 

88 

0 

87 

9 

85-7 

79 

0 

73-3 

71 

0 

69 

8 

68 

0 

87 

5 

88 

0 

88 

0 

88 

0 

88 

0 

86 

8 

85-6 

81 

7 

80 

0 

78 

« 

77 

3 

77 

3 

81 

3 

82 

0 

82 

0 

82 

0 

82 

0 

82 

0 

81  5 

78 

4 

77 

0 

76 

7 

75 

5 

74 

0 

77 

0 

77 

0 

78 

0 

78 

0 

78 

0 

77 

4 

76-6 

74 

0 

69 

8 

66 

5 

65 

5 

65 

0 

76 

0 

76 

2 

76 

6 

77 

3 

" 

3 

78 

0 

78-0 

78 

6 

77 

0 

67 

8 

66 

0 

65  0 

82 

0 

84 

0 

85 

2 

78 

0 

72 

5 

72 

4 

72-4 

72 

0 

71 

5 

69 

7 

68 

0 

67 '5 

80 

0 

81 

4 

82 

0 

82 

0 

81 

0 

73 

C 

70-4 

69 

0 

69 

0 

68 

3 

67 

5 

66-7 

72 

0 

72 

0 

75 

0 

68 

0 

68 

0 

68 

2 

660 

64 

5 

63 

0 

62 

0 

62 

0 

62  0 

68 

0 

69 

8 

70 

0 

71  6 

70 

4 

70 

7 

70-8 

70 

4 

66 

5 

64 

3 

64 

0 

63-7 

69 

7 

69 

5 

71 

2 

74-5 

76 

0 

76 

6 

780 

76 

2 

69 

0 

66 

0 

63 

0 

61-4 

78 

8 

80 

0 

80 

5 

81-7 

81 

6 

81 

7 

81-4 

81 

0 

78 

0 

76 

2 

75 

0 

73  0 

76 

4 

78 

5 

79 

4 

800 

80 

5 

80 

5 

80-0 

78 

0 

74 

0 

71 

3 

68 

0 

65-7 

79 

2 

80 

0 

82 

0 

82  0 

.82 

0 

82 

0 

81-8 

77 

4 

75 

3 

73 

0 

72 

6 

730 

n 

0 

74 

6 

74 

6 

75  0 

74 

4 

74 

4 

74-5 

74 

2 

74 

0 

73 

4 

72 

0 

700 

78 

3 

80 

0 

83 

3 

83 

4 

S3 

2 

82 

8 

80-8 

80 

0 

80 

0 

77 

5 

72 

0 

71-8 

78 

5 

79 

3 

79 

0 

78 

6 

76 

0 

74 

0 

72-6 

71 

0 

68 

2 

61 

4 

64 

0 

630 

75 

0 

77 

0 

•78 

0 

78 

0 

77 

7 

77 

7 

77-7 

77 

6 

75 

0 

66  6 

64 

5 

63  0 

79 

0 

79 

6 

80 

3 

81 

5 

82 

0 

82 

6 

82-7 

82 

0 

74 

0 

72 

4 

71 

0 

690 

84 

3 

84 

5 

85 

0 

84 

8 

84 

8 

85 

3 

84'6 

80 

6 

78 

0 

76 

4 

76 

" 

74-8 

82 

0 

84 

0 

84 

0 

84 

0 

83 

8 

83 

4 

80-3 

77 

6 

75 

5 

72 

6 

70 

2 

69-7 

78 

0 

82 

0 

82 

2 

SO 

3 

78 

4 

74 

3 

740 

69 

3 

68 

« 

68 

2 

66 

4 

66  0 

82 

0 

82 

8 

83 

0 

83 

0 

82 

0 

82 

0 

820 

81 

5 

80  0 

76 

0 

71 

8 

69  1 

68 

7 

78 

0 

78 

8 

78 

0 

77 

8 

7fi 

3 

75  7 

70 

0 

67  3 

66 

2 

65 

0 

63  5 

74 

0 

75 

3 

75 

8 

75 

9 

75 

9 

75 

0 

75-8 

75 

7 

710 

68 

0 

65 

3 

650 

79 

4 

83 

0 

83 

0 

82 

8 

84 

0 

85 

0 

82-7 

77 

8 

72  5 

70 

0 

68 

3 

67  2 

81 

0 

83 

0 

83 

0 

83 

0 

fiO 

4 

68 

0 

69  7 

70 

0 

69  0 

67 

3 

IK 

0 

65  ■  5 

75 

1 

765 

77 

1 

770 

76-2 

75-7 

750 

72 

8 

695 

67-3 

65-8 

64-5 

216 


METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES. 

Abstract  of  the  Thermograph  at  Winnipeg,  Manitoba,  for  each 


Hoi'R  Ending 


Day. 


1. 
2. 
3. 

4. 

5. 

6. 

7. 

8. 

9. 
10. 
11. 
12. 
13. 
14. 
15 
16. 
17 
18. 

m. 

20. 
21. 
?2. 
23. 
24. 
25. 
26 
27 
28. 
29. 
30. 
31. 


1  a.m.         2  a.m.         3  a.m.         4  a.m.         5  a.m.         6  a.m.         7  a.m.         8  a.m.         9  a.m.        10  a.m.        11a.m.       Noon 


63  0 

68  5 


620 
68  0 


60  4 

67  7 


59-3 
67  5 


58-8 
68  0 


58  0 
70  2 


69  5 
76-3 


73-5 
78  0 


68  4 
62  2 


6: 

62 
57 
62 
72 
71 
68 
77 
68 
71 
65 
71 
65 
61 

5; 

76 
60 
64 
69 
60 
76 


Mean. . . 


63  0 
61  S 
52  0 
63  4 
56  2 

65-4 


68  0 

62 

66 

61 

56 

62 

71 

70 

67 

76 

67 

70 

64 

70 

65 

58 

56 

76 

60 

64 

69 

60 


66  3 
62-4 
65-8 
59  0 


67  8 


68 
64 
69 
65 
58 
56 
74 
59 
62 
68 
60 
77 
60 
59 
52 
61 
49 


64  6 
630 

65  6 
58  8 
55-8 


61 
70 
69 
67 
74 
66 
68 
65 
69 


63  6 

58 
55 
72 
58 
62 
68 
60 
77 
58 


648 


640 


58  0 
52  0 
61  2 
47'6 

63-3 


64  0 
66  0 

64  8 
58  0 


55 

0 

59 

8 

70 

0 

69 

0 

66 

0 

73 

4 

67 

3 

67 

5 

65 

0 

68 

6 

62 

6 

56 

3 

55 

0 

71 

6 

57 

8 

62 

0 

67 

5 

60 

0 

77 

0 

56 

6 

56 

2 

52 

0 

60 

0 

46 

5 

62 

7 

64  0 
69  5 
64  0 
58  0 


63'0 
66-8 


59' 

77 

56 

56 

51- 

57  8 

45  0 

62  7 


79  3 


56 
57 
51 
61 
46 


63  8 


66-9 


69  9 


72-4 


74-5 


62  0 


76  1 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


217 


Hour,  during  the  Month  of  August,  1909. 


Hour  Ending 


1  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Mid- 
night. 

o 

« 

o 

= 

= 

» 

o 

o 

o 

o 

= 

79-5 

80 

4 

85 

0 

85-5 

85 

7 

860 

86 

0 

84 

2 

78  0 

73  6 

71  6 

69-8 

82  0 

84 
74 

0 

5 

84 
74 

3 
6 

75  3 

76 

0 

760 

76 

0 

72 

0 

70  0 

69  0 

08-6 

68  2 

83 

0 

83 

5 

83 

5 

81  0 

78 

0 

74  0 

70 

0 

68 

2 

67  5 

64 

0 

62-6 

62-5 

88 

4 

89 

0 

89 

0 

88-6 

73 

0 

70-6 

68 

4 

68 

5 

69-8 

69 

8 

68-8 

68  0 

76 

0 

76 

3 

76 

5 

77-2 

77 

3 

770 

77 

0 

74 

0 

69  0 

66 

0 

63  8 

63  0 

Gfl 

3 

70 

5 

73 

0 

73  0 

68 

5 

65-3 

64 

3 

64 

3 

63  0 

61 

5 

600 

58-2 

76 

0 

77 

0 

77 

2 

78-0 

78 

7 

79-3 

80 

0 

78 

0 

69  6 

66 

4 

64  0 

63  0 

82 

0 

83 

5 

83 

5 

83-6 

82 

6 

810 

78 

6 

76 

0 

75-5 

74 

0 

730 

72  0 

78 

5 

76 

4 

76 

0 

75-8 

74 

2 

740 

73 

0 

73 

0 

72-6 

72 

0 

720 

720 

80 

0 

80 

2 

80 

6 

80-5 

80 

5 

810 

82 

0 

75 

5 

72  0 

69 

8 

68  6 

68  0 

78 

3 

80 

0 

80 

3 

820 

82 

0 

82-3 

81 

8 

81 

0 

79-2 

78 

0 

780 

77  8 

76 

0 

77 

5 

69 

7 

70  0 

72 

0 

73  4 

73 

5 

74 

6 

73  0 

72 

8 

71  0 

70  0 

84 

0 

84 

4 

85 

n 

85-0 

85 

0 

84-8 

84 

6 

84 

0 

79-5 

78 

0 

74-5 

740 

80 

0 

80 

0 

8(.i  0 

800 

80 

0 

800 

79 

8 

75 

5 

70  5 

69 

7 

680 

66  4 

81 

0 

81 

7 

81 

6 

820 

81 

8 

81-8 

80 

2 

78 

5 

76-2 

75 

6 

74  0 

72-7 

75 

0 

77 

0 

77 

5 

77-6 

77 

8 

77  8 

76 

0 

70 

8 

68  4 

67 

0 

66  0 

65  3 

79 

4 

79 

5 

79 

3 

79  2 

79 

2 

79-2 

76 

2 

70 

6 

67 -8 

64 

3 

64  0 

63  4 

73 

7 

72 

0 

72 

0 

72  0 

72 

0 

71-7 

60 

3 

66 

5 

65  0 

63 

4 

60  0 

580 

74 

6 

76 

0 

77 

3 

78 

0 

78 

0 

780 

77 

8 

77 

0 

76-6 

76 

3 

76  0 

76  0 

90 

7 

92 

0 

86 

0 

80 

0 

74 

5 

74  0 

72 

3 

69 

0 

66  0 

63 

5 

62  0 

610 

76 

0 

76 

2 

76 

4 

76 

6 

76 

6 

784 

78 

0 

70 

5 

660 

64 

6 

64-6 

64  8 

79 

4 

81 

3 

81 

7 

81 

6 

81 

2 

80  0 

79 

G 

78 

0 

780 

76 

0 

72-3 

69-7 

73 

0 

74 

0 

7t 

0 

75 

4 

75  6 

75-6 

75 

0 

68 

0 

63-7 

61 

5 

60  0 

600 

79 

6 

80 

6 

79 

5 

79 

3 

79 

0 

78-5 

78 

0 

78 

0 

78-0 

78 

0 

77-8 

77 

82 

2 

83 

0 

84 

0 

84 

0 

84 

0 

840 

81 

8 

79 

0 

74-2 

71 

0 

67  0 

66-0 

79 

0 

78 

6 

78 

8 

78 

4 

78 

0 

730 

71 

2 

69 

0 

67-7 

65 

4 

640 

62  0 

63 

0 

64 

4 

66 

0 

65 

0 

65 

0 

640 

62 

0 

61 

0 

5!)0 

56 

0 

53  5 

520 

70 

0 

70 

6 

72 

0 

72 

0 

72 

0 

690 

66 

0 

64 

0 

6:i-4 

63 

4 

63  5 

63-5 

69 

2 

70 

0 

70 

0 

70 

0 

68 

4 

67-0 

64 

;i 

63 

5 

620 

61 

4 

60  0 

.58  0 

63 

0 

65 

0 

65 

4 

67 

0 

07  0 

67  0 

65 

7 

60 

0 

56-2 

55 

0 

54-6 

54-5 

77 

4 

78- 1 

78  1 

77 

8 

76-8 

76  1 

74 

9 

72  4 

70  2 

67  9 

66-4 

05  9 

218 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

Abstract  of  the  Thermograph  at  Winnipeg,  Manitoba,  for  each 


Day. 


8. 

9. 
10, 
11. 
12. 
13. 
14. 
15. 
16. 
17 
18. 
19. 
20. 


•22,* 

23* 

24. 

25 

26. 

27. 

28. 

29. 

:». 


1  a.m. 


o4-0 
620 
670 
580 
54-0 
58-6 
59-2 
62  2 
68-5 
5.''v3 
610 
740 
660 
58 '0 
62-5 
520 
58-2 
62-7 
60-6 
55-8 
52  0 


Hour  Ending 


2  a.m. 


520 
600 
66-2 
56-2 
54  0 
56  0 


51  0 


3  a.m. 


52 
58 
64 
54 
52 
54 
59 
62 
66 
51 
61 
73 
64 
54 
61 
56 
.56 
62 
56 
55 
51 


4  a.m. 


50 
56 
62 
54 
51 
54  0 


55  0 
62-7 


5  ;i.m. 


6  a.m. 


50 
56 
62 
52 
49 
52 
59 
58 
64 
48 
61 
72 
62 
52 
60 
49 
54 
62 
53 
.53 
48 


57  3 


7  a.m. 


550 
65  2 


9  a.m. 


10  a.m. 


11  a.m. 


70-3 
76  0 


Noon. 


426 
48  0 
.58-6 
62 -6 
56-5 
55-4 
.WO 


40 
46 
57 
57 
50 
53 
41 


52 
61 
06 
64 
63 
56 
55 


57' 5 
63  0 


Meau, 


58-4 


576 


56-5 


553 


54-7 


54-4 


544 


560 


59-7 


640 


66-4 


69  0 


*Not,working. 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


219 


Hour,  during  the  Month  of  September,  1909. 


Hour  Ending 


1  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Mid- 
night. 

" 

- 

- 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

0 

o 

o 

78 

0 

80 

0 

SO 

4 

80-6 

804 

78 

0 

74-6 

72 

0 

70 

0 

680 

65 

7 

63-8 

79 

2 

80 

0 

80 

3 

81-5 

81  5 

80 

0 

752 

72 

0 

70 

0 

68-5 

68 

5 

680 

76 

0 

76 

0 

75 

7 

750 

73  5 

72 

0 

700 

64 

0 

59 

6 

59-5 

59 

0 

580 

66 

4 

67 

0 

67 

4 

67-4 

67  2 

67 

0 

640 

58 

6 

56 

0 

.54  0 

54 

0 

540 

75 

0 

76 

3 

78 

0 

78-0 

780 

78 

0 

776 

74 

2 

69 

0 

68-4 

66 

0 

620 

63 

0 

65 

0 

65 

0 

66  0 

65-3 

64 

0 

62-2 

60 

5 

59 

0 

.•^8 -8 

58 

8 

59  2 

80 

6 

83 

0 

84 

0 

84  0 

840 

83 

0 

770 

71 

0 

69 

0 

66  0 

65 

8 

64  0 

74 

2 

76 

3 

79 

6 

80 

0 

800 

80 

0 

76  0 

74 

0 

73 

0 

73  0 

72 

0 

707 

74 

0 

76 

0 

76 

0 

76 

0 

74-7 

74 

0 

720 

66 

2 

63 

5 

60-5 

58 

0 

560 

70 

0 

72 

0 

74 

0 

74 

0 

73-7 

71 

0 

670 

65 

5 

63 

0 

62-3 

62 

0 

61  0 

78 

0 

81 

5 

81 

8 

81 

8 

817 

81 

5 

79-5 

77 

0 

76 

3 

760 

75 

7 

750 

79 

0 

80 

0 

80 

0 

81 

7 

81-5 

81 

0 

76- 0 

72 

6 

69 

i 

68-5 

68 

5 

680 

76 

0 

76 

0 

75 

7 

75 

5 

73  5 

72 

0 

700 

62 

0 

59 

8 

59-7 

59 

7 

580 

66 

4 

67 

0 

72 

0 

.74 

0 

750 

74 

2 

69-5 

66 

2 

64 

3 

64  0 

64 

0 

630 

58  5 

58 

5 

58 

6 

59 

0 

600 

60 

0 

59  7 

57 

0 

54 

0 

540 

52 

5 

52  0 

65 

7 

08 

3 

68 

0 

68 

0 

66-2 

66 

0 

660 

66  0 

65 

0 

63-7 

63 

0 

610 

66 

0 

66 

2 

G6 

0 

65 

8 

660 

66 

0 

65-7 

65-6 

65 

7 

65-8 

65 

3 

63  0 

79 

0 

80 

3 

81 

4 

81 

7 

820 

81 

5 

79-3 

76-2 

71 

5 

680 

65 

3 

62-2 

68 

5 

68 

0 

67 

0 

66 

5 

66  4 

64 

0 

600 

56-5 

56 

5 

56-3 

54 

6 

55  5 

62 

5 

64 

0 

65 

3 

65 



4 

64  0 

62 

5 

60  3 

.59  0 

56 

6 

.54-0 

53 

0 

520 

59 

59 

5 

59 

5 

59  5 

58 

0 

530 

51  n 

48 

n 

460 

44 

4 

440 

62 

0 

63 

5 

63 

6 

64 

0 

64  0 

63 

0 

59 -7 

55 

0 

53 

0 

51-0 

49 

8 

497 

73 

0 

76 

5 

77 

2 

77 

0 

76  6 

73 

0 

68-4 

65 

7 

62 

0 

620 

62 

0 

600 

76 

0 

77 

8 

77 

8 

77 

8 

77-5 

77 

0 

750 

71 

5 

68 

4 

660 

64 

2 

630 

74 

0 

77 

0 

77 

3 

77 

6 

776 

75 

8 

69-7 

66 

2 

62 

0 

60  0 

59 

7 

680 

72 

5 

74 

0 

71 

0 

76 

0 

740 

68 

0 

640 

59 

7 

56 

5 

56-5 

53 

0 

520 

63 

5 

65 

0 

67 

0 

67 

0 

67  0 

60 

5 

61  0 

56 

2 

56 

0 

56  0 

54 

0 

52-3 

69 

5 

71 

6 

72 

4 

72 

4 

720 

69 

7 

640 

60 

0 

56 

3 

53  5 

52 

5 

520 

70 

7 

72 

4 

73 

3 

73 

3 

73-2 

71 

6 

681 

65-2 

62 

7 

61-4 

60 

4 

59-2 

220 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

Abstract  of  the  Thermograph  at  Winnipeg,  Manitoba,  for  each 


Day. 

Hour  Ending 

1  a.m. 

2  a.m. 

3  a.m. 

4  a.m. 

5  a.m. 

6  a.m. 

7  a.m. 

8  a.m. 

9  a.m. 

10  a.m. 

11  a.m. 

Noon. 

o 

o 

o 

o 

■> 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

1 

520 

50-3 

50-0 

48 

4 

48 

5 

48-6 

48 

6 

50 

0 

58 

3 

64 

0 

690 

72 

0 

2 

570 

54-8 

53-3 

52 

4 

51 

8 

50-8 

50 

0 

50 

0 

51 

8 

59 

0 

66  0 

70 

0 

3 

51-7 

.50-4 

48-5 

46 

5 

46 

0 

45  7 

45 

3 

45 

4 

50 

6 

54 

3 

620 

67 

6 

4 

66-5 

06-3 

660 

65 

0 

64 

2 

64  0 

64 

0 

65 

0 

68 

0 

74 

5 

78-0 

79 

8 

5 

55  0 

.54  3 

540 

.52 

4 

32 

4 

52-2 

51 

6 

51 

0 

49 

0 

50 

0 

56  0 

62 

0 

6 

640 

62 

0 

620 

62 

0 

62 

0 

620 

62 

0 

.  63 

3 

68 

0 

72 

0 

77.5 

78 

0 

7 

740 

72 

(J 

72-0 

70 

0 

68 

5 

66  0 

66 

0 

66 

0 

66 

0 

68 

0 

720 

72 

3 

8  

66  0 

65 

7 

65-5 

62 

2 

60 

0 

60  0 

60 

0 

60 

0 

59 

i 

59 

5 

59-8 

60 

0 

9 

520 

52 

0 

48-5 

44 

0 

42 

0 

40-2 

40 

0 

42 

0 

48 

0 

52 

5 

54  6 

67 

0 

10 

40  0 

38 

5 

38-5 

38 

3 

36 

4 

36  0 

36 

0 

36 

0 

39 

0 

49 

5 

54-6 

56 

0 

11 

44  0 

43 

0 

400 

38 

0 

38 

0 

37-8 

36 

0 

36 

0 

36 

3 

37 

0 

37  0 

37 

3 

12  

34  6 

34 

3 

34  2 

34 

0 

34 

0 

340 

32 

0 

33 

0 

34 

0 

35 

0 

360 

38 

0 

13 

36  0 

36 

0 

36  0 

36 

0 

36 

0 

36  0 

36 

0 

.36 

0 

36 

0 

36 

7 

38  0 

38 

5 

14 

40  0 

40 

0 

40  0 

40 

0 

40 

0 

400 

40 

0 

40 

0 

40 

0 

40 

0 

40-8 

41 

0 

16 

40  0 

40 

0 

400 

40 

0 

40 

0 

40  0 

40 

0 

40 

0 

40 

0 

42 

0 

43-7 

40 

0 

16 

38  0 

37 

6 

37  3 

37  2 

37 

0 

37  0 

38 

0 

40 

0 

43 

2 

44 

0 

44  0 

44 

0 

17 

420 

38 

n 

380 

38 

0 

38 

0 

380 

38 

0 

38 

0 

38 

9 

38 

0 

39  0 

40 

6 

18 

41  6 

40 

4 

40  2 

39 

7 

38 

0 

380 

37  3 

36 

3 

30 

7 

41 

0 

45  7 

48 

0 

m 

37  6 

36 

0 

35  7 

35 

7 

35 

6 

360 

36 

0 

36 

0 

36 

7 

.40 

0 

47  0 

60 

0 

20 

45  0 

44 

0 

44  0 

46 

0 

40 

6 

47  0 

49 

0 

49 

0 

49 

0 

49 

0 

49  0 

49 

0 

21 

47-8 

47 

8 

460 

44 

5 

42 

3 

42  0 

41 

0 

41 

0 

41 

0 

41 

0 

41-8 

42 

0 

22 

42  0 

42 

0 

42-0 

42 

0 

42 

0 

42  0 

42 

0 

42 

0 

42 

0 

44 

0 

44  0 

44 

2 

23 

44-0 

44 

0 

44  0 

44 

0 

43 

7 

42-5 

40 

2 

40 

2 

41 

7 

42 

0 

44  0 

44 

0 

24  ..   .  . 

440 

44 

0 

43-8 

43 

7 

43 

7 

43  7 

43 

7 

44 

0 

44 

0 

45 

3 

48.0 

49 

0 

25 

41-7 

41 

7 

41  7 

41 

5 

40 

6 

40-6 

40 

6 

40 

6 

42 

0 

45 

8 

46-4 

48 

5 

26 

46  0 

46 

0 

46.0 

46 

0 

44 

0 

420 

40 

6 

40 

6 

40 

6 

41 

5 

44  0 

44 

0 

27 

300 

28 

0 

260 

26 

0 

25 

5 

24  0 

23 

5 

22 

7 

24 

0 

27 

0 

30-6 

32 

0 

28  

34  0 

33 

6 

33  6 

33 

8 

33 

8 

33  9 

34 

0 

34 

0 

34 

2 

36 

3 

380 

40 

0 

29  

42  0 

42 

0 

42  0 

42 

0 

40 

2 

380 

36 

2 

37 

8 

42 

0 

46 

3 

49  5 

52 

2 

30 

42  0 

•  42 

0 

390 

39 

2 

39 

8 

420 

41 

0 

41 

0 

42 

0 

43 

0 

44.0 

46 

0 

31 

34  0 

33 

0 



32  0 

32 

0 

31 

8 

31-3 

30 

7 

37 

5 

41 

5 

44 

5 

48  0 

49 

7 

Mean. . 

45-9 

45  2 

44  5 

43  9 

43  3 

42-9 

42 

6 

430 

44-6 

47 

2 

500 

51 

6 

Kegister  is,  on  the  average,  4°  too  high. 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


221 


Hour,  during  the  Month  of  October,  1909. 


Hour  Ending 


1  p.m. 

2  p.ni 

3  ij.m 

4  p.ni 

5  p.m 

6  11.111 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Mid- 
night 

o 

- 

o 

o 

» 

= 

o 

= 

» 

o 

o 

74 

0 

76 

0 

77 

0 

70 

0 

76 

0 

72 

0 

700 

68 

2 

06 

0 

66 

0 

65 

0 

60 

0 

72 

0 

72 

5 

73 

3 

74 

8 

73 

8 

69 

7 

63  4 

59 

5 

56 

7 

54 

2 

54 

0 

52 

0 

71 

4 

73 

8 

75 

8 

75 

6 

72 

0 

70 

0 

680 

66 

G 

60 

7 

66 

8 

67 

0 

G7 

0 

80 

0 

81 

0 

81 

0 

79 

0 

76 

5 

76 

0 

760 

70 

0 

64 

0 

Gl 

0 

58 

0 

55 

8 

68 

0 

73 

0 

75 

2 

74 

0 

32 

7 

71 

6 

690 

68 

0 

67 

5 

GG 

0 

64 

3 

04 

0 

80 

0 

83 

0 

84 

0 

84 

0 

84 

0 

80 

2 

77  0 

74 

0 

72 

5 

73 

5 

73 

6 

73 

8 

77 

0 

78 

0 

78 

0 

77 

5 

75 

0 

73 

0 

70-4 

70 

0 

73 

8 

71 

6 

70 

0 

67 

0 

59 

0 

58 

6 

58 

5 

58 

5 

56 

5 

55 

6 

55-4 

54 

2 

53 

5 

52 

4 

52 

2 

52 

0 

58 

5 

60 

0 

61 

0 

61 

0 

60 

8 

56 

0 

54.0 

50 

0 

44 

0 

42 

5 

42 

0 

41 

8 

58 

0 

59 

0 

59 

0 

58 

0 

52 

4 

49 

7 

46  0 

46 

0 

45 

7 

44 

0 

44 

0 

44 

0 

•  38 

0 

38 

5 

38 

5 

38 

5 

38 

i 

37 

0 

36-5 

36 

4 

36  0 

35 

6 

35 

3 

35 

0 

40 

0 

41 

8 

41 

8 

41 

5 

41 

0 

41 

0 

41  0 

39 

7 

38 

0 

37 

8 

37 

0 

36 

0 

40 

0 

41 

0 

41 

0 

40 

0 

40 

0 

40 

0 

40  0 

40 

0 

40 

0 

40 

0 

40 

0 

40 

0 

41 

0 

41 

0 

40 

5 

40 

4 

40 

0 

40 

0 

40  0 

40 

0 

40 

0 

40 

0 

40 

0 

40 

0 

48 

U 

47 

0 

47 

0 

45 

0 

44 

6 

44 

0 

430 

40 

0 

38 

0 

37 

2 

37 

3 

37 

2 

45 

8 

411 

0 

46 

0 

4G  0 

4G 

0 

46 

0 

458 

,45 

6 

45 

0 

44 

0 

43 

8 

42 

5 

41 

5 

42 

0 

43 

5 

44  5 

44 

0 

44 

0 

44  0 

43 

7 

43 

0 

42 

."> 

42 

0 

42 

0 

50 

0 

TiiJ 

0 

50 

0 

50  0 

.50 

0 

48 

0 

44  0 

42 

0 

40 

5 

39 

1 

38 

5 

38 

0 

52 

0 

54 

0 

56 

0 

560 

55 

0 

52 

6 

52  0 

49 

5 

47 

0 

45 

0 

45 

0 

45 

0 

49 

0 

49 

0 

49 

0 

490 

49 

0 

49 

0 

48  3 

48 

3 

48 

3 

48 

3 

48 

3 

18 

0 

42 

0 

42 

0 

42 

0 

42  0 

42 

0 

42 

0 

42  0 

42 

0 

42 

0 

42 

0 

42 

0 

42 

0 

44 

2 

44 

0 

44 

0 

44  0 

44 

0 

44 

0 

44  0 

44 

0 

44 

0 

44 

0 

44 

0 

44 

0 

44 

0 

44 

0 

44 

0 

44 

0 

43 

8 

43 

7 

43  7 

43 

5 

43 

3 

43 

2 

43  0 

43 

0 

49 

5 

49 

0 

49 

0 

49 

0 

49 

0 

47 

0 

46  0 

44 

0 

42 

0 

41 

7 

41 

7 

41 

7 

55 

0 

57 

0 

57 

0 

57 

0 

57 

0 

56 

4 

54  0 

50 

6 

!50 

0 

5U 

0 

50 

0 

4G 

3 

44 

0 

43 

0 

43 

0 

40 

0 

39 

7 

38 

0 

35-7 

35 

0 

34 

0 

33 

6 

33 

0 

32 

0 

34 

5 

3G 

0 

36 

0 

36 

0 

36 

0 

36 

0 

34^2 

34 

0 

34 

0 

34 

0 

34 

0 

34 

0 

42 

0 

44 

0 

46 

2 

46 

2 

46 

0 

45 

0 

420 

42 

0 

42 

0 

42 

0 

42 

0 

42 

0 

54 

0 

56  0 

56 

0 

56 

0 

55 

6 

50 

5 

47'0 

44 

0 

43 

0 

42 

8 

i2 

0 

42 

0 

48 

3 

51  5 

5i 

5 

49 

2 

44 

0 

41 

u 

410 

37 

0 

37 

0 

37 

0 

36 

5 

3G 

0 

52 

0 

52  0 

48 

2 

44 

3 

42 

4 

40  0 

38  6 

38 

3 

38 

0 

37 

5 

36 

4 

34 

3 

53  3 

54  3 

54 

G 

54  1 

53 

2 

51  6 

50  4 

48  6 

47  6 

46-9 

46-2 

45 

5 

■TOO 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

Abstract  of  the  Thermograph  at  Winnipeg,  Manitoba,  for  each 


HouK  Ending 


1  a.m. 


2  a.m. 


34-4 
45-5 


34-2 
43  7 


3  a.m. 


4  a.m. 


320 

38« 


320 
380 


5  a.m. 


310 
3(!  2 


6  a.m. 


30  0 
35-9 


7  a.m. 


32  0 
35-8 


8  a.m. 


32-4 
37-8 


9  a.m. 


10  a.m. 


380 
41-4 


45-6 


11  a.m. 


50  0 


Noon. 


540 


37-0 
42-3 
47  3 
50  0 
32  0 


42 
50 
41 
31 
20 
15 
18 
18 
16 
22 
18 
22 
8 
4 
8 
26 
24 
17 
18 
6 
24 
32 


36  6 
420 
450 
.50  0 
31-7 
42-2 
50  5 
39  5 
30  0 
20  5 
15  4 


26-6 


5  3 
24-5 
320 

25-8 


30  0 
41-2 
42-7 
49  0 

31  0 
42  3 
51-2 
380 
29-8 

21  0 
150 
160 
ISO 
17  0 

22  0 
18-0 
22  2 

8-3 

4  0 

80 

260 

16  0 

19-5 

170 

50 

250 

300 

25-5 


35 
38 
42 
47 
30 
42 
53 
38 
26 
22 
14 
15 


18  0 
ISO 

19  5 


24-7 


340 
38  4 
430 
46-8 
31  3 
42  3 
540 
37-5 
24-5 
22-3 
11-8 
15- 0 
180 
180 
19-2 
187 
20-2 
80 
40 
8-5 
26-5 
8-0 
20-5 
160 
3  6 
25-8 
31-5 

24-6 


34  0 
39-3 
430 
46-4 
31-7 
42-3 
54-4 
37-5 
240 
23  0 
100 
140 
18  0 

18  0 
190 

19  0 
190 

8-0 

40 

9-7 

26  5 

60 

21-7 

160 

00 

260 

32  0 

24-4 


340 
39  0 
43  0 
46-4 
32  0 
423 
55-6 
37  5 
230 
23  0 
100 
120 
18-8 
18-0 

19  0 

20  0 
17 -6 

3-5 

40 
110 
26-5 

5-4 
220 
160 

0-5 
26-2 
327 

24-3 


34  0 
39-2 
43  7 
4C-4 
32  0 
42  3 
560 
36-7 
22-0 
23-7 
100 
120 
190 
150 
190 
20-5 
14-6 
0  0 
40 
120 
26-5 
50 
220 
160 
-  1-7 
26  5 
33-4 

24-2 


35  0 
.39  3 
500 
47-4 
32  0 
42-5 
570 
36-5 

22  0 

23  0 
100 
130 
20  0 
170 
19  0 
220 
137 

-  17 
40 

13-5 
28  0 
6-2 
22  0 
160 

-  20 
27-6 
34  0 

24-8 


39-4 
430 
55-7 
480 
32  0 
43  2 
575 
36-3 
21-5 

22  0 
100 
17  3 
20-2 
190 
190 

23  7 
124 

-  10 

40 

150 

29  6 

8  3 

22  0 

16  0 

2-7 

31  0 

3o-3 

25-8 


45-8 
46-3 
580 
48  0 
35  7 
45-7 
57  6 
3C-3 
21-5 
220 
100 
220 
20  4 
19  0 
19  0 
25  0 


12 

1 

5 

'l6 

30 

8 

22 

16 

9 

32 

36 


27-5 


53-0 
495 
59  0 
48-7 
380 
48-4 
57-6 
36-3 
21  o 
220 
13-5 
24o 
20  5 
200 
180 
26-2 
12-2 
2-4 
6-7 
19  0 
30-7 
10-5 
22-4 
100 
12-6 
33  0 
38  0 

29-1 


MRTEOROLOCilCAL    TABLES. 


223 


Hour,  during  the  Month  of  November,  1909. 


Hock  Ending 


1  p.m. 

2  p.m 

3  p.m 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Mid- 
night. 

0 

O 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

= 

= 

o 

58  0 

58 

1 
0 

58 

0 

580 

57 

5 

53  0 

52  0 

49 

1 

5 

47  0 

47 

0 

470 

470 

. 

59 

0 

m 

0 

580 

54 

0 

48-3 

44  2 

40 

6 

38-8 

38 

8 

38-6 

38-5 

560 

.58 

4 

59 

3 

60  2 

55 

7 

610 

44-7 

43 

5 

42*6 

42 

0 

42-7 

42-6 

520 

53 

4 

53 

7 

53-5 

52 

2 

50-4 

49-3 

48 

6 

47-3 

47 

3 

47-5 

47-6 

GO  0 

64 

0 

64 

0 

640 

63 

5 

600 

57-3 

54 

2 

540 

52 

2 

52  0 

520 

4.S7 

48 

0 

47 

0 

47  0 

47 

0 

46  0 

400 

39 

8 

38  6 

.36 

0 

360 

34  0 

40  0 

44 

0 

44 

3 

443 

44 

3 

420 

420 

41 

1 

41-6 

41 

6 

41-6 

420 

500 

51 

5 

52 

0 

520 

52 

0 

52  0 

51  0 

50 

6 

49-5 

49 

4 

48-8 

49-5 

57-0 

57 

8 

57 

6 

57-4 

57 

0 

57  0 

560 

51 

0 

47  0 

45 

5 

440 

42  0 

36  4 

36 

4 

36 

4 

36-4 

.  36 

4 

36-3 

360 

36 

0 

360 

36 

0 

34 '5 

34  0 

21  0 

20 

0 

19 

7 

19  6 

19 

0 

18-3 

18  0 

17 

3 

17-5 

19 

0 

200 

200 

220 

23 

0 

23 

0 

23  0 

22 

2 

19  0 

180 

18 

0 

17  5 

16 

0 

16  0 

15-7 

170 

19 

0 

22 

0 

230 

23 

5 

24-0 

24-2 

24 

0 

24  0 

22 

3 

21-3 

19-5 

250 

28 

0 

28 

5 

28-5 

28 

0 

21  0 

21  0 

21 

0 

200 

18 

0 

180 

17-8 

19-7 

18 

0 

17 

5 

16-4 

15 

8 

13-8 

14  0 

15 

5 

15-7 

17 

0 

17  0 

170 

22-5 

24 

6 

26 

0 

28-2 

28 

3 

28-4 

28-5 

28 

0 

26  6 

24 

5 

24  5 

220 

18-6 

19 

0 

20 

0 

220 

22 

0 

21-6 

200 

19 

6 

19-5 

18 

2 

180 

180 

290 

30 

0 

27 

0 

260 

25 

5 

24-2 

240 

24 

0 

23-5 

23 

0 

23  0 

230 

12  7 

12 

7 

14 

0 

140 

11 

7 

80 

80 

8 

0 

8-6 

8 

6 

80 

8-5 

3-5 

5 

7 

6 

0 

6  0 

6 

0 

4  0 

1-8 

1 

8 

1-8 

1 

6 

2  5 

3-7 

70 

9 

4 

9 

4 

8-7 

8 

0 

8  0 

80 

8 

0 

80 

8 

0 

80 

80 

23  7 

24 

0 

24 

0 

25  0 

26 

0 

260 

26  0 

26 

0 

260 

20 

0 

26  0 

260 

.31  0 

31 

5 

30 

5 

29  0 

28 

3 

28-3 

280 

27 

5 

26-6 

26 

6 

26  6 

260 

11  0 

12 

0 

12 

0 

120 

11 

7 

11-6 

11-8 

12 

6 

12-6 

12 

8 

140 

150 

23-3 

24 

0 

24 

0 

23  8 

23 

5 

22-8 

22-4 

22 

0 

220 

20 

4 

200 

19  0 

16  0 

16 

0 

17 

0 

170 

17 

0 

16-4 

16  3 

16  0 

150 

12 

0 

8-4 

70 

150 

18 

0 

19 

0 

19-4 

19 

5 

21-5 

220 

220 

220 

22 

7 

230 

23-2 

340 

35 

0 

35 

0 

.34  0 

33 

5 

33  5 

33-5 

33  5 

330 

32 

8 

32-6 

32-5 

380 

38 

0 

38 

0 

380 

37 

0 

36  0 

360 

34-6 

340 

33 

0 

320 

32  7 

30-3 

33  5 

33 

•7 

33  8 

33 

0 

31  5 

30  5 

29-8 

29-2 

27 

9 

27-5 

27-2 

224 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

Abstract  of  the  Thermograph  at  Winnipeg,  Manitoba,  for  each 


Hour  Endikg 

D\Y. 

1  a.m. 

2  a.m. 

3  a.m. 

4  .a.m. 

5  a.m. 

6  a.m. 

7  a.m. 

8  a.m. 

9  a.ir. 

10  a.m. 

11  .a.m. 

Noon. 

o 

o 

« 

" 

• 

.. 

= 

„ 

o 

» 

I 

330 

31 

0 

31 

0 

30 

6 

30 

0 

28 

5             26 

0 

260 

24 

6 

24 

6 

21-6 

240 

2 

204 

20 

4 

20 

4 

20 

4 

20 

3 

20 

2             20 

0 

200 

20 

0 

20 

2 

20  0 

2U  0 

3 

17-5 

17 

5 

17 

3 

16 

0 

16 

0 

16 

0 

15 

4 

14-5 

14 

3 

14 

3 

14-3 

140 

4 

11-4 

n 

2 

11 

0 

11 

0 

10 

8 

11 

0 

11 

0 

no 

11 

0 

11 

3 

11-5 

11  7 

5 

9-0 

8 

6 

8 

6 

8 

4 

8 

3 

8 

2 

8 

2 

8-2 

8 

2 

8 

B 

8  7 

100 

(! 

IG  (i 

16 

3 

16 

0 

15 

5 

14 

8 

14 

3 

14 

0 

14  0 

13 

6 

13 

0 

130 

13  0 

7 

7  8 

T 

6 

7 

3 

7 

0 

6 

2 

5 

8 

4 

6 

4-4 

4 

3 

4 

4 

50 

5  2 

8 

5-0 

4 

8 

4 

0 

4 

0 

4 

0 

3 

5 

3 

0 

2-4 

2 

0 

1 

7 

16 

10 

9 

-26  0 

—27 

0 

—28 

0 

-28 

6 

-28 

6 

—28 

6 

—28 

6 

-28-4 

-28 

8 

—29  0 

-29  0 

-28-0 

10 

— 12  0 

—11 

0 

-10 

4 

—10 

0 

—10 

3 

-13 

4 

—17 

4 

-18-3 

—20 

0 

-24 

0 

-24-2 

—24-5 

11   

■— 29-2 

-29 

2 

—29 

0 

-28 

0 

-28 

0 

-28 

0 

-26 

0_ 

-23-5 

—20 

4 

—IS 

6 

— 18  0 

— l(i-5 

12 

-  40 

-  3 

5 

-  3 

5 

—  4 

0 

—  5 

7 

-  8 

0 

—  9 

3 

-  9-2 

9 

0 

—  8 

0 

-  80 

—  9-5 

13 

14 

--  5-7 

-  5-7 

—  4 

5 

—  3 

o' 

0 

0 

2 

15 

0 

4 

0 

5-7 

6 

0 

0 

0 

6  0 

60 

10 

3-5 

3  5 

3 

4 

3 

4 

3 

0 

2 

0 

1 

5 

—  0-4 

—  0 

4 

—  1 

0 

—  10 

-  0-7 

17 

10 

1 

n 

1 

0 

1 

0 

1 

0 

0 

5 

0 

0 

-  20 

—  4 

0 

—  4 

0 

—  40 

—  3-7 

'« 

-  8-4 

—  8 

5 

-  8 

G 

—  8 

4 

—  8 

3 

—  8 

2 

—  8 

2 

-  80 

—  8 

0 

-  8 

0 

—  7-6 

—  6-5 

r. i 

—  70 

—  6 

3 

—  6 

3 

—  7 

0 

—  8 

0 

—  8 

0 

—  8 

0 

—  7-8 

—  5 

0 

—  3 

4 

2  5 

3-7 

20  

4-0 

4 

o 

4 

0 

4 

0 

4 

0 

4 

0 

4 

0 

40 

4 

0 

4 

5 

GO 

6-5 

21 

9-8 

9 

9 

10 

0 

10 

0 

10 

0 

10 

0 

10 

0 

100 

11 

8 

12 

4 

12  6 

13  4 

22 

-  2  0 

3 

5 

-  4 

0 

—  o 

5 

—  2 

0 

—  0 

5 

3 

4 

5-7 

8 

0 

10 

5 

13-4 

140 

23 

GO 

7 

0 

10 

6 

14 

7 

14 

6 

14 

0 

13 

5 

120 

10 

6 

10 

6 

11  3 

11  3 

24 

4i; 

4 

0 

4 

0 

2 

0 

0 

4 

—  1 

5 

—  2 

0 

-  30 

—  5 

0 

—  f! 

0 

—  60 

—  5  4 

25 

10  0 

10 

0 

10 

0 

10 

0 

10 

0 

10 

2 

10 

4 

10-5 

10 

7 

11 

0 

12  4 

12-4 

26 

6  8 

7 

0 

7 

0 

7 

0 

7 

0 

7 

4 

7 

6 

7  0 

8 

0 

8 

0 

811 

10  0 

27 

3'7 

3  8 

3 

5 

0 

8 

—  1 

4 

-  4 

0 

—  4 

3 

—  40 

—  4 

0 

-  4 

0 

—  40 

—  4  0 

28 

20 

—15-4 

-15-5 

—15 

5 

—15 

5 

-17 

0 

—19 

8 

—21 

7 

—22  0 

—22 

0 

—21 

( 

—13-5 

-  8-4 

30 

2-4 

3  0 

3 

0 

3 

0 

2 

6 

2 

8 

2 

8 

20 

3 

0 

4  0 

65 

8-2 

31 

G-8 

6-4 

6 

3 

6 

2 

6 

2 

6 

4 

7 

3 

7'5 

8 

0 

8  0 

80 

9  0 

Mean. . , 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


225 


Hour,  during  the  Month  of  December,  1909. 


HOLK  E.MlING 

- 

1  ,,..„. 

2  p.iii. 

O  I  Mil. 

4  IMll. 

5  IMll. 

6  |MI1. 

I 

7  p.ni- 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Mid- 
night. 

o 

- 

" 

' 

- 

' 

o 

o 

o 

2 10 

23-6 

23  0 

23 

0 

22  7 

22 

4 

22  0 

21 

4 

21 

0 

20 

8 

20 

6 

20-4 

20  0 

20  0 

22  0 

21 

6 

21  0 

20 

0 

187 

18 

0 

18 

0 

18 

0 

18 

0 

ISO 

14  0 

140 

140 

13 

5 

130 

12 

ts 

12  0 

12 

0 

12 

0 

U 

9 

11 

8 

11-7 

11-8  - 

120 

11  5 

10 

0 

100 

9 

8 

9-7 

9 

6 

11 

6 

9 

3 

9 

0 

9  0 

140 

16-5 

18-4 

19 

8 

19-8 

19 

8 

19  6 

19 

5 

18 

2 

18 

0 

17 

8 

17-5 

13  0 

12  6 

9  0 

8 

4 

80 

8 

0 

8-0 

8 

0 

8 

0 

« 

0 

8 

0 

80 

5-2 

5  4 

5-6 

5 

6 

5  6 

5 

6 

5-6 

5 

6 

5 

6 

5  6 

5 

6 

5  6 

10 

—  0  8 

—  0-2 

0 

(1 

-11  0 

-12 

0 

—18  0 

-20 

0 

-21 

5 

-22 

0 

-24 

0 

—25  3 

-37-6 

•      -270 

-24  0 

23 

8 

-24  0 

-23 

4 

—200 

-18 

3 

—16 

0 

-15 

4 

-15 

3 

— 13  0 

—24  0 

—24-0 

-24  0 

-24 

0 

-24  0 

-24 

0 

-250 

-26 

0 

-27 

0 

-27 

3 

-28 

0 

—29  0 

-170 

— 150 

-14  2 

-12 

5 

-11  6 

—11 

(1 

—10  5 

—10 

0 

-10 

0 

-8 

0 

—  1 

0 

-  4  0 

—  GO 

—  3  8 

—  20 

100 

9-7 

80 



4-6 

4 

0 

3-8 

3 

7 

—  1 

4 

2 

n 

—  3 

4 

—  3  5 

7-5 

7-S 

7-8 

7 

5 

70 

7 

0 

7  0 

t» 

5 

6 

0 

5 

0 

3 

7 

3-5 

-0-2 

00 

10 

1 

0 

0-7 

0 

7 

0  5 

0 

4 

0 

0 

0 

2 

0 

3 

10 

-  3  7 

-  2-3 

-  40 

—  4 

0 

—  50 

-  6 

3 

-  7  5 

-  8 

0 

-  8 

0 

—  8 

0 

—  8 

4 

— 18-4 

-  40 

-  2  5 

-  2-7 

—  2 

5 

-  3  7 

—  6 

0 

-  8  0 

—  9 

0 

-10 

0 

-10 

0 

-10 

0 

—  8  0 

4  0 

4-5 

4-5 

4 

0 

5-7 

6 

0 

6  H 

6 

5 

6 

3 

6 

0 

fi 

0 

5  0 

83 

100 

97 

9 

6 

9-5 

9 

5 

9-2 

9'2 

9 

4 

9 

5 

9 

6 

9  7 

13  0 

12  6 

124 

12 

3 

■  12-2 

12 

2 

10-3 

9 

6 

5 

0 

2 

3 

0 

3 

-  1-7 

150 

15  5 

15-3 

15 

0 

13  0 

7 

0 

60 

( 

8 

8 

5 

9 

7 

8 

0 

7-8 

11-6 

12  0 

120 

13  5 

13-5 

13 

0 

12-4 

12 

0 

10 

8 

10 

6 

9 

7 

8-5 

0  0 

60 

60 

6 

3 

7-0 

7 

0 

7  0 

t 

."> 

9 

5 

9 

5 

9 

8 

10  0 

120 

12  0 

.   11-6 

11 

6 

11-6 

10 

0 

80 

6 

0 

5 

5 

6 

0 

6 

7 

6-8 

12-3 

124 

8-5 

6 

3 

->  0 

2 

0 

0-8 

-  1-3 

—  1 

4 

—  0 

4 

1 

4 

3-5 

—  40 

—  4  0 

—  40 

—  4 

0 

—  4  0 

—  4 

0 

-40 

—  40 

-  4 

0 

-  4 

0 

—  4 

0 

—  40 

—  4-5 

—  4-2 

—  3 

5 

—  3  0 

—  3 

0 

—  40 

-  6-5 

—  9 

6 

-11 

0 

—11 

3 

—120 

—  60 

—  30 

—  0-4 

0 

4 

■0  3 

0 

2 

0  2 

0-2 

0 

2 

0 

5 

1 

4 

20 

90 

11  5 

12  0 

12 

6 

13  4 

13 

4 

130 

12-8 

12 

3 

12 

0 

10 

0 

7-8 

10  0 

120 

130 

13 

4 

13-8 

13 

8 

13-5 

13  5 

15 

4 

17 

7 

18 

0 

180 

22476—15 


2-26 


MKTEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

Abstract  of  the  Tempeiatuie  ;it  Toronto  Observatory,  for  eacJi 


HOLH  E.NDING 

Day. 

1  a.m. 

2  a.m. 

3  a.m. 

4  a.m. 

5  a.m. 

6  a.m. 

7  a.m. 

8  a.m. 

9  a.m. 

10  a.m. 

11  a.m. 

Noon. 

o 

o 

o 

o 

• 

•o 

a 

o 

° 

» 

o 

o 

1 

22 

2 

221 

220 

21 

9 

20 

7 

20-6 

16  2 

16  0 

17-2 

20  3 

21 

0 

20  7 

2 

18 

1 

IS 

5 

19  7 

20 

0 

20 

8 

21  0 

210 

21'1 

22- 1 

23-8 

25 

6 

27-3 

3 

.t3 

0 

33 

9 

34  9 

35 

1 

34 

9 

350 

35  2 

35-8. 

'  36-5 

37  1 

38 

0 

38  7 

4 

38 

0 

38 

9 

39- 1 

39 

0 

38 

2 

37-7 

380 

38-6 

39-8 

40 

8 

41 

7 

43  2 

5 

41 

8 

42 

3 

43  4 

43 

3 

43 

2 

431 

42  8 

430 

43-4 

43 

2 

43 

0" 

40  6 

0 

31 

( 

31 

4 

30  2 

,30 

7 

31 

2 

328 

27-8 

250 

23-5 

22 

8 

23 

0 

22-2 

i 

H 

9 

9 

2 

5-9 

4 

2 

3 

2 

2  0 

13 

1-6 

2-8 

5 

0 

10 

8 

90 

8 

9 

0 

9 

3 

10  7 

14 

4 

15 

0 

15  2 

15-2 

15  9 

16-9 

18 

1 

19 

2 

20-5 

9 

25 

3 

25 

4 

25C 

26 

0 

30 

9 

31-7 

32  0 

33 

0 

33-9 

34 

2 

34 

2 

34-4 

Ill 

33 

9 

33 

8 

33  8 

33 

6 

33 

2 

33  0 

33  0 

32 

9 

33  0 

34 

1 

34 

4 

34  7 

11 

34 

9 

35 

0 

34-4 

34 

2 

34 

0 

.31  7 

31  3 

30 

0 

28-8 

28 

0 

26 

6 

26  1 

la 

17 

2 

17 

0 

171 

16 

8 

16 

3 

15  b 

153 

14 

8 

140 

14 

0 

15 

0 

15  6 

13 

4 

2 

5 

0 

4  2 

3 

3 

3 

8 

6-3 

8-2 

9 

7 

10-3 

12 

2 

13 

9 

17-8 

14 

24 

9 

25  6 

25'7 

26 

0 

27 

1 

27 -9 

28'8 

29 

1 

30  2 

31 

3 

32 

8 

33-9 

15 

33 

9 

33 

8 

33-9 

33 

0 

32 

6 

320 

29  0 

26 

8 

260 

28 

0 

26 

1 

23  2 

16 

3 

9 

3 

0 

2-5 

2 

1 

1 

8 

1-8 

10 

1 

0 

1-0 

1 

0 

1  7 

2  n 

17 

13 

0 

20 

0 

22-2 

23 

3 

24 

0 

24  9 

25-6 

26 

0 

240 

22 

6 

24 

0 

24  9 

IS 

19 

6 

16 

0 

11  5 

7 

8 

3 

8 

10 

-  10 

2 

2 

-  10 

0 

0 

1 

2 

2-9 

IS 

'        13 

8 

15 

3 

17  8 

19 

2 

19 

1 

19  9 

21  1 

21 

8 

23  3 

25 

8 

26 

8 

26  0 

20 

29 

( 

28 

8 

28-9 

28 

7 

28 

7 

28-2 

288 

28 

8 

30  8 

32 

8 

33 

0 

35  0 

21 

34 

7 

34 

9 

34  7 

35 

0 

35 

5 

35  4 

35-5 

35 

7 

361 

37 

7 

39 

2 

40  1 

22 

40 

7 

39 

8 

40 

0 

39 

8 

40 

0 

39  9 

402 

39 

9 

40- 1 

41 

1 

41 

1 

41-7 

23 

38 

8 

38 

9 

38 

7 

38 

2 

38 

6 

40  0 

40-8 

41 

0 

420 

42 

5 

43 

0 

44  7 

24 

47 

6 

46 

3 

45 

8 

46 

9 

46 

2 

45  1 

450 

45 

C 

46  0 

45 

6 

45 

3 

46  0 

25 

41 

2 

41 

0 

40 

8 

39 

9 

39 

6 

39  1 

38-8 

38 

1 

37-3 

37 

2 

38 

0 

39  0 

26 

33 

0 

32 

1 

32 

1 

33 

2 

32 

9 

321 

320 

31 

0 

32-2 

33 

9 

35 

0 

35  9 

27 

31 

6 

32 

2 

32 

2 

32 

2 

32 

9 

330 

33  8 

34 

1 

34-9 

33 

9 

34 

9 

37  5 

28 

23 

0 

22 

8 

23 

2 

22 

2 

20 

0 

19  0 

18-7 

18 

0 

190 

20 

2 

21 

1 

22-1 

29 

18 

0 

17 

0 

17 

3 

19 

0 

21 

0 

25-7 

28  0 

29 

0 

29-8 

30 

0 

.'iO  2 

291 

» 1 

22 

8 

22 

8 

22 

1 

22 

0 

22 

1 

21  3 

20-9 

20 

0 

19  4 

20 

7 

20-8 

200 

31 

8 

4 

6 

8 

3 

9 

2 

8 

2 

1 

1-2 

0-7 

—  0 

3 

-0-3 

0 

9 

20 

5  2 

Mean. . . 

25-8 

25-8 

25-6 

25-6 

25 

6 

25-6 

25-3 

25-2 

25-6 

26-4 

27-2 

27-7 

METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


227 


Hour,  during  the  Month  of  January,  1909. 


Houit 

Ending 

Mean. 

I  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  [I.  III. 

5  p.m. 

G  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

S  p.m. 

9  pm. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Mid-    . 
night. 

- 

o 

o 

" 

o 

o 

0 

= 

" 

" 

20-2 

19-3 

19 

II 

!K  0 

17 

2 

17 

0 

17  1 

17-8 

18  0 

18 

5 

18  5 

180 

191 

2!»  2 

30  2 

30 

8 

30  8 

31 

1 

33 

0 

32  4 

32  6 

32  8 

32 

6 

32  1 

328 

'       266 

39  1 

39  0 

39 

^ 

38-9 

.39 

0 

39 

0 

39  0 

39  0 

38-9 

39 

0 

39  1 

38-9 

37  3 

44  0 

45-2 

44 

8 

440 

43 

2 

43 

0 

43  2 

42-8 

42  1 

42 

0 

42  0 

410 

41 

3 

3!) -2 

-38-8- 

38 

0 

370 

35 

9 

34 

0 

33  2 

32  9 

32  9 

32 

3 

32  0 

31-9 

38 

H 

lil  8 

18  0 

IB 

0 

14  8 

12 

8 

11 

1 

10  0 

10  0 

10  1 

10 

8 

10-6 

101 

20 

3 

10  0 

11  0 

10 

o 

9-8 

8 

2 

t 

7 

7-3 

70 

7  0 

7 

0 

7  3 

8-2 

6 

9 

21  5 

22  0 

22 

6 

23-5 

23 

2 

23 

9 

24  7 

25  1 

25-9 

25 

o 

25  2 

25  8 

19 

5 

S.'i  0 

35  1 

35 

7 

35-8 

35 

2 

34 

8 

■MO 

34  1 

34  0 

34 

2 

34  2 

31  0 

32 

6 

35-2 

35-8 

35 

1 

35-3 

35 

2 

35 

1 

350 

a5  0 

35  0 

35 

1 

34-8 

34-7 

34 

4 

2.0  0 

24-2 

23 

0 

22  0 

20 

9 

19 

,s 

18-9 

188 

18-7 

18 

9 

18  fi 

17-8 

25 

9 

ICi  i; 

171 

17 

0 

10-7 

W 

2 

15 

8 

15-2 

12-8 

19-9 

8 

3 

7  2 

5-8 

14 

5 

i;c7 

19  1 

22 

0 

22-7 

22 

8 

23 

0 

23  2 

230 

23  1 

23 

9 

24  2 

24  2 

15 

4 

34  3 

35  0 

35 

2 

35  9 

35 

8 

.30 

0 

35-9 

a5-9 

35  2 

34 

>S 

34  0 

33  9 

31 

9 

22  0 

20  9 

19 

4 

18  0 

14 

2 

12 

0 

9  9 

90 

8-2 

7 

0 

5  8 

4-8 

21 

2 

3-8 

4-8 

4 

8 

4  8 

4 

2 

3 

2 

3  0 

4  5 

5  0 

5 

1 

5  7 

60 

3 

o 

2fi  1 

28  0 

28 

1 

28  0 

29 

0 

29 

1 

29  2 

29  0 

28-5 

28 

7 

250 

22  0 

25 

2 

4  5 

4  9 

4 

8 

4-3 

3 

2 

2 

8 

3  5 

4-1) 

4-7 

5 

0 

5-8 

7-0 

4 

7 

270 

299 

31 

0 

32  2 

33 

9 

33 

8 

32- 1 

31-2 

31-9 

31 

2 

31  1 

30  1 

26  0 

35'0 

3(1  0 

30 

1 

.34-8 

3-1 

6 

34 

0 

33-8 

34  0 

34-5 

3t 

8 

350 

351 

32 

5 

41J-8 

41  0 

42 

( 

42  '2 

41 

0 

42 

0 

42  2 

41-3 

41-4 

42 

« 

40-9 

401 

38 

8 

41  8 

42  4 

44 

2 

43  9 

43 

1 

41 

2 

40-2 

39  9 

39  2 

39 

0 

39  9 

39-4 

40 

8 

4r)-2 

47-2 

47 

7 

480 

48 

8 

49 

3 

49-8 

49  0 

49  0 

49 

2 

48-9 

48-6 

44 

5 

45-2 

45-9 

49 

2 

.53  0 

55 

0 

52 

2 

49-9 

48  0 

45-2 

42 

4 

41-9 

41-8 

46 

7 

.SO -3 

39  6 

41) 

II 

40  I 

38 

8 

37 

2 

36-3 

3(1(1 

35-8 

35 

0 

34-1 

33-8 

38 

2 

.si;i 

37  0 

37 

2 

37  2 

37 

0 

35 

0 

33-9 

32-3 

30-9 

31 

o 

31-9 

31-9 

33 

6 

35  0 

380 

30 

7 

34  2 

31 

1 

30 

3 

29-2 

28-8 

264 

25 

9 

24-9 

23  8 

32 

0 

23-9 

24  9 

27 

0 

27  1 

26 

5 

24 

9 

23  3 

220 

20  2 

19  8 

19-2 

190 

22 

0 

27-7 

26  1 

25 

o 

25  a 

25 

3 

20  0 

25-5 

26  1 

270 

26  1 

21-5 

23  0 

25 

1 

19  0 

180 

l(i 

4 

It)  0 

15 

II 

14-2 

14  1 

15  0 

15  0 

15-4 

14-7 

11-4 

18 

3 

62 

70 

6 

7 

(JO 

4 

8 

3.0 

2  1 

1-4 

0  5 

-   10 

—  2  0 

—  3-2 

2 

7 

28  0 

28-4 

28 

fi 

28  4 

27 

8 

27  2 

2(5-7 

26  4 

26  0 

25-8 

25  4 

24-9 

26 

46 

22476— 15^ 


228 


METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES. 

Abstract  of  the  Temperature  at  Toronto  Observatory,  for  each 


Day. 


1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

IG  

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25..,.,. 

26 

27 

28 

Mean 


HoLR  Ending 


1  a.m. 


-4 
21 
18 
24 
39 
44 
28 
.30 
8 
33 
20 
19 
38 
16 
13 
15 
14 
26 
31 
36 
30 
29 
30 
38 
21 
18 
30 
25 


2  a.m. 


—a 
22- 
18- 
2) 
40  I 
45- 
29-8 
29  0 


9 
34 
20 
19 
38 
16 
13 
14 
13 
26 
30 
37 
31 
27 
29 
38 
17 
18 
30 
25 


3  a.m. 


250 


24-8 


-6 
23 
18 
24 
39 
44 
27 
31 
10 
35 
20 
19 
38 
16 
12 
13 
14 
26 
30 
36 
31 
27 
29 
38 
16 
19 
30 
24 


24-7 


4  a.m. 


—6 
23 
19 
24 
40 
44 
27 
31 
11 
35 
19 


5  a.m. 


38 

3 

17 

0 

13 

0 

13 

6 

13 

7 

26 

0 

30 

8 

35 

9 

31 

9 

28 

0 

29 

8 

38 

3 

15 

9 

18 

8 

31 

1 

23 

0 

24 

9 

-7  0 
24  1 


20 
23 
39 
44 
26 
29 
13 
35 
19 
18 
34 
17 
12 
13 
13 
25 
31 
35 
31 
26 
30 
39 
16 
18 
32 
21 


24-6 


6  a.m. 


— (  o 
24  6 


20 
23 
39 
44 
25 
28 
15 
3(1 
19 
18 
31 
17 
12 
12 
12 
25 
31 
35 
31 
26 
34 
39 
17 
19 
31 
17 

24-4 


—80 
24  9 


21 
23 
38 
42 
25 
26 
16 
.36 
19 
17 
29 
18 
11 
12 
13 
24 
30 
35 
31 
27 
34 
39 
16 
20 
31 
15 


241 


8  a.m. 


9  a.m. 


25 
20 
24 
39 
36 
25 
25 
17 
35 
20 
18 
28 
18 
11 
12 
12 
24 
29 
.35 
32 
28 
35 
40 
16 
24 
30 
15 


24  1 


—3 
26 
20 
24 
40 
34 
28 
24 
18 
34 
21 
24 
26 
19 
11 
13 
13 
23 
40 
34 
32 
29 
35 
42 
16 
25 
31 
16 


10  a.m 


11  a.m 


1 
27 
21 
26 
41 
32 
33 
23 
19 
30 
22 
33 
25 
20 
13 
14 
16 
24 
43 
35 
34 
33 
34 
43 
17 
27 
31 
17 


251 


26-5 


o 

3 

3 

0 

3  f 

2 

1 

7 

8 

0 

0 

0 

7 

0 

3 

8 

0 

9 

5 

0 

0 

0 

8 

0 

2 

0 

9 

0 


27  4 


23 
37 
24 
19 
14 
15 
17 
25 
41 
34 
35 
37 
34 
44 
17 
29 
32 
16 


Noon 


27-4 


10 

1 

30 

3 

22 

7 

29 

8 

42 

8 

32 

7 

35 

0 

22 

2 

21 

0 

26 

7 

24 

8 

37 

8 

24 

0 

17 

8 

16 

2 

15 

>i 

21 

0 

25 

0 

42 

0 

35 

1 

36 

2 

39 

0 

34 

9 

41 

9 

16 

8 

31 

0 

31 

9 

18 

2 

27 

9 

METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


229 


Hour,  during  the  Month  of  February,  1909. 


Hour 

E.VUING 

Mean. 

1  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Mid- 
night. 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

- 

o 

o 

o 

13 

8 

16 

6 

16-8 

17 

9 

18-2 

17-8 

17 

9 

18 

0 

18 

2 

181 

19 

0 

20 

8 

7' 

5 

29 

t 

28 

1 

26  3 

24 

0 

22  0 

20-8 

19 

6 

19 

4 

19 

1 

18-6 

17 

8 

17 

I 

23 

6 

24 

2 

27 

0 

26  9 

26 

9 

26  1 

25  1 

25 

0 

24 

8 

23 

8 

24  1 

24 

6 

24 

8 

i 

22 

7 

31 

0 

33 

0 

33-8 

34 

9 

35  1 

32-2 

35 

0 

39 

8 

39 

6 

370 

37 

9 

39 

5 

30 

4 

43 

2 

43 

2 

43  8 

44 

0 

43  6 

43 

9 

43 

3 

43 

8 

43 

8 

43-6 

43 

3 

44 

2 

41 

9 

32 

0 

32 

4 

33  9 

34 

0 

32  6 

31 

9 

31 

1 

31 

1 

30 

6 

301 

30 

9 

29 

6 

35 

8 

35 

0 

35 

9 

35-7 

35 

2 

35  2 

33 

0 

31 

9 

29 

0 

27 

9 

28-0 

29 

0 

29 

8 

30 

6 

23 

1 

21 

3 

19  2 

17 

5 

15  0 

12 

9 

11 

2 

10 

3 

9 

8 

9  1 

8 

8 

8 

2 

20 

5 

li) 

6 

21 

6 

22-7 

22 

3 

239 

24 

0 

26 

0 

29 

0 

30 

8 

310 

31 

8 

32 

9 

20 

6 

26 

3 

26 

1 

24-8 

23 

8 

22-7 

21 

6 

20 

8 

21 

2 

20 

6 

20  5 

20 

9 

20 

8 

27 

9 

2.5 

0 

26 

9 

25-6 

26 

1 

26  2 

25 

0 

23 

0 

22 

0 

21 

7 

21  0 

21 

7 

21 

0 

22 

3 

38 

9 

39 

9 

40  4 

39 

8 

39  7 

38 

1 

.37 

2 

37 

1 

35 

8 

35-9 

37 

2 

38 

2 

30 

9 

24 

1 

22 

9 

22  1 

21 

4 

22  0 

21 

0 

19 

0 

17 

9 

16 

9 

160 

15 

3 

15 

2 

25 

5 

IG 

9 

17 

0 

17-2 

17 

8 

17  3 

16 

9 

15 

8 

15 

8 

15 

0 

14-0 

13 

6 

13 

5 

16 

8 

18 

0 

18 

3 

180 

18 

8 

189 

18 

8 

19 

0 

19  4 

18 

2 

18  0 

17 

1 

16 

0 

15 

6 

15 

0 

14 

6 

14  8 

15 

2 

15  0 

14 

9 

14 

8 

14 

i 

14 

2 

141 

14 

3 

14 

8 

H 

3 

24 

y 

27 

1 

28-2 

29 

0 

28-4 

25 

9 

24 

2 

23 

9 

24 

8 

25  9 

26 

1 

26 

3 

20 

5 

24 

2 

25 

0 

26- 1 

25 

9 

260 

26 

6 

27 

2 

28 

9 

30 

0 

31  0 

31 

6 

30 

8 

26 

5 

42 

0 

42 

0 

41  9 

40 

0 

38  0 

36 

3 

36 

2 

36 

9 

36 

8 

36-9 

37 

1 

37 

1 

36 

5 

34 

o 

34 

8 

3i)  0 

3;5 

4 

83  9 

34 

0 

33 

8 

32 

2 

31 

8 

310 

30 

2 

30 

1 

34 

3 

36 

9 

36 

6 

36  7 

36 

0 

35- 1 

34 

7 

;?4 

1 

34 

1 

34 

0 

33-7 

30 

8 

29 

« 

,   33 

4 

39 

( 

40 

0 

40  1 

40 

1 

39  3 

37 

9 

35 

2 

34 

0 

33 

8 

32-8 

31 

9 

30 

8 

33 

1 

34 

4 

35 

0 

35-8 

36 

0 

370 

37 

4 

37 

3 

37 

3 

37 

0 

37  0 

37 

4 

37 

8 

34 

7 

39 

2 

38 

7 

37-8 

37 

1 

36-2 

35 

1 

34 

0 

31 

1 

28 

9 

27  0 

26 

0 

24 

2 

36 

6 

17 

2 

18 

3 

18  9 

19  0 

18-9 

17 

9 

17 

0 

17 

0 

18 

0 

18-2 

18 

0 

17 

1 

17 

4 

31 

2 

31 

9 

32  5 

33  4 

33-8 

33 

8 

33 

9 

33 

4 

32 

8 

32  0 

31 

7 

31 

0 

27 

6 

32 

4 

32 

4 

32  1 

32-2 

32-2 

32 

1 

31 

2 

29 

8 

28 

3 

279 

27 

1 

26 

1 

30 

7 

19 

0 

18 

9 

_  18-6 

18-9 

18  1 

17 

0 

15 

9 

14 

4 

14 

0 

13  1 

12 

8 

12 

7 

17 

8 

28 

2 

28-7 

28-8 

28-7 

28-2 

27-4 

26-8 

26-6 

26  3 

25-9 

25 

8 

257 

26 

29 

230 


METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES. 

Abstract  of  the  Temperature  .at  Toronto  Observatory,  for  eacli 


Day. 


Hour  En'oinc: 


1  a.m. 


12  3 

2o 


2  a.m. 


zo  , 

3  

30  li 

-1 

25-2 

5 

13  9 

(i 

148 

7 

33-8 

8   

261 

!l 

2.")  ■  0 
.30-1 

10 

11 

22  0 

12   

2-18 

K!   

27  0 

11 

2!)  3 

15 

28  8 

k; 

28  2 

17 

204 

IS 

1!)  1 

Ill 

.30  n 

.-.ou 

20 

21 

23.7 

22 

24-9 

23 

27  2 

24 

2i)  0 

25 

36  (i 

2G 

311 

27 

32-7 

28 

34  2 

29 

31   1 

30 

30-6 

31 

36-3 

Mean. . . 

26  9 

12-3 
26  0 
31-2 
2.5  0 
12  2 
148 
33  2 

25  2 

26  0 
310 
20  3 
24  2 

27  2 
2!) -8 
27-8 
29  0 
19-7 
18  8 
29- 1 

28  9 
23  0 
25-7 
27  0 

29  0 


31 
32 
32 
31 
30 
.36 


26  6 


3  a.m. 


12  2 
26-2 
311 

25  2 
11  7 
14  0 
.33  2 
24-9 
28-8 

30  9 
18-9 
24  0 
26-2 
29(; 

27  0 
29  9 
19-4 
18-2 
28'4 

28  1 
22-0 

26  0 
26  0 

29  0 
35  0 

31  0 
331 
31-9 
320 

30  0 
.35-9 

26-4 


4  a.m. 


12 
26- 
31- 
25- 

lo- 
ll- 

33  2 
23  3 


3 


29-2 
16  0 
30  0 
20  0 
17-7 
28  (» 
280 
20  9 

25  0 
25-3 
27 -9 
35-2 
30-4 
34  2 
30  0 
31 -0 
.31-0 
34  0 

26  0 


6  a.m. 


25-9 


2 
0 
5 
0 

8 
2 

2 

8 

0  I 

«  I 
8  ' 

1 

0  i 
3  ' 

0  I 

i 

1  i 
8 

6 

8 

0 

0 

4 

0 

9 

1 

5 

8 


13 

27 
32 
25 

8 

9 
33 
21 
30 
32 
18 
21 
27 
28 
23 
29 
22 
16 
28 
27 
18 
24 
24 
32 
34 
29 
35 
30 
31 
31 
33 

25  9 


8  a.m. 


12  8 
30-8 


261 


18 
31 
29 
26 

n 

25 
3(! 
24 
29 
34 
20 
26 
29 
.30 
25 
32 
24 
24 
30 
30 
28 
30 
33 
35 
33 
31 
.34 
36 
36 
36 
.38 


279 


29-5 


10  a.m. 


31  ■  2 

26  I] 
27-5 


11  a.m. 


30 -9 


26  1 
34-3 

29-8 
27-8 
15-2 
34  0 
371 
290 
28-8 
.35-0 
23-0 
32  1 
32  0 
34  2 
26-8 
.32-8 

27  1 
28-7 
32-6 

34  0 
.31-3 
30  7 
37-6 
,35-9 

35  0 
330 
38  0 
387 
38-2 
.38  0 
41-0 

32  2 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


231 


Hour,  during  the  Month  of  March,  1909. 


Hour  Ending 

Mkak. 

1  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p,m. 

10  p.m 

11  p.m. 

Mid 
night. 

o 

o 

" 

o 

" 

e 

o 

» 

o 

» 

o 

28 

0 

27-6 

28 

2 

28 

2 

289 

30 

0 

31 

2 

321 

32 

2 

31  5 

30 

0 

27-8 

23  1 

35 

0 

35  5 

m 

0 

35 

2 

35  1 

33 

7 

32 

1 

31-8 

.30 

0 

29 

1 

29 

0 

300 

30  9 

29 

0 

27-2 

27 

1 

27 

8 

27  1 

27 

0 

26 

0 

26  0 

25 

0 

24 

7 

24 

3 

250 

28-6 

2G 

6 

20  0 

25 

8 

24 

0 

22  1 

20 

1 

19 

2 

18-9 

18 

1 

18 

1 

17 

4 

15  9 

23-8 

20 

0 

21  2 

23 

0 

24 

0 

24  1 

23 

0 

21 

0 

20 '2 

18 

7 

17 

2 

16 

7 

15  0 

15  9 

30 

5 

37  7 

37 

0 

36 

9 

30  0 

35 

1 

34 

3 

33  8 

33 

2 

32 

9 

33 

8 

33-8 

27-2 

30 

0 

.30-2 

34 

8 

34 

4 

34  9 

34 

0 

32 

O 

31  0 

30 

0 

28 

9 

27 

8 

270 

33-4 

30 

8 

32  2 

32 

1 

31 

0 

30-2 

30 

0 

28 

4 

27-0 

26 

6 

26 

0 

25 

2 

251 

26-8 

28 

3 

290 

29 

0 

29 

0 

29-2 

29 

0 

28 

9 

29  1 

28 

8 

28 

8 

28 

8 

29  8 

28-9 

30 

5 

30-2 

36 

0 

35 

5 

.35  0 

34 

0 

.34 

7 

34  0 

31 

9 

2il 

o 

25 

9 

20  6 

32  8 

25 

3 

27  1 

28 

2 

28 

6 

29  0 

28 

2 

26 

9 

26  0 

25 

4 

24 

8 

25 

2 

25-2 

235 

33 

n 

34  0 

33 

8 

33 

0 

32  3 

32 

0 

.31 

4 

:»  8 

30 

1 

29 

6 

28 

7 

27-7 

28-6 

34 

1 

35  2 

:i.5 

2 

:i4 

7 

34  9 

33 

3 

31 

9 

310 

2!l 

6 

28 

6 

28 

3 

29-3 

30  3 

36 

3 

35  0 

34 

2 

35 

0 

447 

33 

2 

32 

8 

31  9 

31 

(1 

.30 

2 

29 

8 

29  0 

311; 

28 

3 

29-9 

30 

9 

31 

0 

31  0 

29 

9 

28 

8 

27  9 

27 

0 

26 

4 

20 

2 

27  0 

27  3 

33 

7 

.^3  0 

31 

7 

31 

2 

30-2 

29 

t 

27 

8 

27  9 

26 

2 

24 

2 

22, 

7 

21-2 

20.4 

28 

0 

28  (i 

28 

1 

27 

0 

26  0 

25 

2 

24 

0 

23  1 

21 

3 

21 

1 

30 

2 

19-9 

23  C 

30 

2 

31  9 

22 

8 

32 

6 

32  0 

31 

II 

30  8 

30  2 

.30  1 

.30 

3 

.30 

i» 

.30-7 

20-2 

33 

1 

33  0 

33 

8 

33 

3 

33  2 

33 

2 

a3  2 

33  1 

.''3 

0 

34 

0 

31 

2 

.33  0 

31-7 

34 

5 

34  9 

.34 

0 

.'?3 

1 

32  8 

.30 

9 

29 

0 

28  0 

26 

9 

26 

0 

25  0 

241 

29-9 

29 

8 

291 

28 

8 

27 

8 

27-0 

26 

0 

25 

0 

24  5 

24 

1 

23 

i 

23 

8 

240 

25-4 

33 

0 

33  0 

33 

0 

.33 

2 

.32  7 

31 

3 

29 

9 

29  2 

28 

9 

28 

1 

27 

9 

271 

28-9 

40 

2 

40  4 

41 

1 

41 

8 

41  2 

39 

8 

37 

8 

.36  0 

33 

2 

32 

7 

31 

6 

30-8 

33  5 

38 

0 

30-8 

35 

1 

35 

1 

36  1 

37  0 

37 

0 

37  8 

i7 

9 

.37 

9 

37 

8 

37-2 

34-7 

37 

0 

.30-9 

.36 

3 

35  8 

35  7 

.35 

0 

34 

2 

.33  2 

33 

0 

32 

7 

32 

3 

31-8 

34-5 

35  1 

.35-8 

37 

0 

37 

6 

37-2 

36 

8 

.35 

2 

32  3 

30 

7 

32 

3 

32 

8 

.330 

32-8 

42 

0 

43  0 

43 

8 

42 

0 

42  7 

41 

6 

39 

1 

38  0 

36 

C 

35 

9 

•  35 

3 

35-2 

37  4 

39 

3 

40  7 

41 

0 

as 

0 

380 

37 

1 

35 

3 

33-8 

33 

0 

32 

9 

32 

1 

310 

.35  0 

39 

1 

40-8 

41 

2 

40 

6 

39-9 

38 

9 

37 

0 

.^5•0 

33 

6 

32 

9 

32 

0 

21-3 

35-3 

39 

9 

40  3 

40 

2 

40 

0 

40  1 

39 

9 

37 

2 

36  2 

33 

6 

32 

9 

32 

0 

31  3 

35-8 

43 

8 

45  2 

45 

7 

45 

2 

44  3 

42 

0 

.38 

8 

36  5 

35 

0 

34 

0 

33 

8 

32  5 

38-2 

33  6 

34  0 

34  0 

33-7 

33-4 

.32  5 

31-3 

30-8 

29-6 

29 

0 

28  6 

28- 1 

29-85 

232 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

Abstract  of  the  Temperature  at  Toronto  Observatory  for  each 


Dav. 

Hour  En 

DING 

1  a.m. 

2  a.m. 

3  a.m. 

4  a.m. 

5  a.m. 

6  a.m. 

7  a.m. 

8  a..ii]. 

9  am. 

10  a.m. 

11  a.m. 

Noon. 

o 

0 

o 

o 

■> 

o 

0 

o 

o 

0 

o 

o 

1 

33- 9 

34-2 

321 

320 

32-8 

31 

8 

34 

0 

410 

460 

45 

t 

46 

0 

47 

5 

2 

34  2 

33-8 

32  9 

330 

330 

33 

0 

34 

9 

35-7 

36  6 

38 

0 

36 

2 

37 

1 

3 

36-3 

36  0 

34-7 

341 

33-9 

33 

2 

34 

1 

35  2 

35-5 

35 

2 

36 

0 

36 

S 

4 

35  2 

34-6 

33-2 

34  0 

.34-8 

35 

0 

35 

9 

390 

41  0 

45 

i 

47 

0 

49 

4 

5 

40-6 

39-3 

38-5 

380 

38  3 

40 

0 

41 

0 

42(1 

44-2 

46 

7 

49 

0 

50 

0 

B 

49-8 

490 

47-4 

47-2 

48-0 

48 

0 

50 

0 

49-3 

51-2 

59 

2 

60 

0 

59 

i 

7. ...... . 

49-8 

48-9 

500 

50  1 

49  0 

50 

8 

51 

9 

52-5 

54  2 

59 

0 

5(i  0 

54 

9 

8 

35  7 

35  4 

.35  1 

351 

34-9 

34 

1 

35 

0 

37  0 

39  0 

41 

1 

44 

0 

45 

0 

9 

36  0 

33  0 

329 

32  0 

31  6 

31 

0 

30 

8 

33-8 

33-2 

34 

8 

35 

7 

33 

0 

]" 

27  3 

27-5 

26-9 

249 

22  3 

20 

9 

23 

0 

23-1 

24  2 

24 

3 

25 

6 

26 

4 

11 

180 

17  8 

17-4 

17-0 

16-2 

16 

3 

20 

0 

26  6 

.30  1 

31 

9 

31 

7 

32 

9 

12 

.S8  0 

36  2 

36-3 

36-7 

36-3 

36 

0 

40 

8 

451 

47-8 

52 

5 

54 

7 

.56 

1 

lo 

481 
.34-6 

470 
34  S 

47  (1 
.34  9 

48  0 
34  2 

4S0 
33-9 

57 
33 

9 
0 

50 
33 

6 
2 

51  5 
36  0 

.54  2 
400 

57 
44 

1 
1 

59 
47 

0 

1 

62 
47 

0 

H 

3 

15 

330 

31-8 

30-9 

30-4 

300 

29 

S 

25 

1 

41-4 

-       420 

44 

2 

44 

8 

44 

0 

10 

347 

35  8 

35-9 

34-6 

34-9 

35 

2 

37 

3 

40-3 

44-7 

44 

8 

45 

2 

44 

6 

17 

440 

43-9 

427 

42-6 

429 

43 

2 

44 

3 

45-9 

49-2 

51 

4 

53 

8 

55 

1 

IS 

41-8 

42  0 

41  6 

41  3 

41  0 

41 

0 

40 

8 

411 

410 

42 

6 

44 

3 

45 

0 

lil     .      ... 

46  0 
35-9 

46-9 
36  2 

48  0 
360 

49  0 
34-7 

47  1 
33  9 

47 
34 

0 
0 

44 
37 

2 
0 

430 

41-4 

43-7 
42  (1 

44 
43 

4 

2 

44 
44 

9 
0 

47 
J3 

20 

0 

21 

40-9 

40  0 

40  0 

39-8 

390 

40 

0 

40 

3 

40-9 

40  6 

41 

0 

41 

6 

42 

6 

22 

4(1  0 

44-7 

42-7 

41-9 

40-7 

40 

8 

41 

2 

42-3 

44-9 

48 

2 

50 

0 

48 

6 

23 

42  0 

40-7 

37-7 

35  9 

34  2 

33 

3 

36 

2 

39  1 

41'0, 

42 

I 

43 

4 

44  8 

24 

P.2  1 

31  4 

30-5 

29-8 

28-9 

29 

8 

32 

1 

330 

37-0 

38 

0 

39 

0 

39 

S 

2.5 

.36-9 
34 -9 

37 -6 
34-3 

37-7 
34 -2 

37 -2 
34  0 

37-0 
33-8 

37 
33 

1 
6 

38 
34 

2 
0 

40  4 

.34-7 

45  0 
35-5 

46 
37 

6 

0 

48 
39 

0 

0 

49 

39 

9 

26 

8 

27 

35-6 

36-0 

36  1 

36-2 

36  6 

37 

0 

37 

4 

39-0 

41  0 

45 

2 

48 

0 

49 

7 

28   

29-8 

29  0 

281 

28  0 

27-2 

27 

9 

28 

8 

32  2 

33-2 

36 

0 

.36 

2 

36 

3 

2!t           .    . 

31-3 

f        35-8 

30-8 
360 

30-2 
35-8 

31  1 
35-9 

32-1 
36  1 

33 
36 

•0 
■8 

34 
36 

8 
9 

35-9 
371 

.36  0 
38- 0 

36 
39 

0 

1 

31 
40 

8 
0 

32 

40 

1 

.30 

8 

Mean  . . 

37  3 

36-8 

36-2 

36  0 

35-6 

35-7 

37-1 

39-2 

41-1 

43-2 

44  1 

44-7 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


233 


Hour,  during  the  Month  of  April,  1909. 


Hour  Ending 

Me.^n. 

1  p.m. 

2  |>.iii. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p  m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Mid-      '• 
night. 

o 

o 

o 

" 

o 

o 

» 

o 

« 

O 

o 

o 

» 

46-9 

459 

45- 

a 

43  S 

42 

5 

420            398 

37  9 

36 

3 

35-8 

350 

.34-7 

393 

36-9 

37  '.) 

39 

3 

37  2 

37 

4 

36  0     i         .36  0 

j 

.36  1 

36 

2 

38-3 

38  7 

37  0 

.361 

36-2 

37-8 

37- 

4 

36-9 

36 

t 

36-2     1         351 

35-9 

35 

3 

35-2 

35  6 

35-2 

36  7 

4!IS 

49-7 

51 

2 

52  0 

50 

9 

493     1         46  1 

44  7 

44 

4 

42  9 

41-8 

11-2 

42  9 

.-)2  0 

.-)2  1 

52 

0 

53  0 

53 

0 

31-6             50'6 

500 

50 

9 

510 

49-7 

49-5 

46-8 

.57 -4 

52  0 

55 

1 

57-8 

56 

1 

53  4     \         .53- 1 

52-2 

51 

0 

50  0 

49  9 

500 

.52-4 

49  0 

45  7 

45 

0 

43-9 

43 

8 

40-5     1         405 

410 

40 

6 

38-6 

37-8 

36  1 

471 

4(!  5 

47  3 

48 

0 

480 

47 

0 

45-9     1         44  4 

42-S 

41 

S 

40  0 

39  0 

38-8 

40  9 

33-2 

3(io 

3(> 

9 

33  0 

30 

0 

27  3 

26  9 

26  9 

20 

5 

26-9 

27-0 

27-2 

31  5 

2(;-2 

20  9 

2(; 

9 

25-8 

24 

,S 

23  3 

22  2 

21  8 

20 

5 

200 

19-2 

18-8 

23 -9 

.32-4 

33  0 

31 

0 

34  1 

34 

3 

34  4              33  3 

.3;vi 

33 

9 

34-4 

36  0 

37-9 

28-6 

58-3 

.W7 

58 

3 

57-2 

.57 

7 

58-2             .56-4 

52-8 

51 

3 

49  9 

48-5 

48-3 

48-8 

C3  0 

(ilO 

50 

7 

48-8 

12 

0 

40  0 

38  0 

.37  0 

36 

0 

35  3 

35  7 

.34-9 

47-9 

450 

44  0 

41 

6 

40-8 

4(1 

1 

38-9 

380 

36-9 

36 

0 

35  0 

34  1 

33-2 

38-2 

43  0 

43  9 

43 

1 

44-2 

44 

1 

440 

430 

41-2 

40 

5 

39-5 

37-8 

35-8 

39  1 

43  0 

42  9 

42 

0 

43  2 

45 

1 

45  0 

13  0 

43  0 

44 

1 

43  8 

43  1 

43  9 

41-3 

53  2 

55  0 

5(! 

4 

5(i  9 

.56 

0 

53-8 

51- 0 

48-8 

46 

6 

44-9 

43  0 

41  2 

48-7 

470 

517 

54 

9 

55  (i 

50 

i; 

42  6 

48-7 

.508 

50 

0 

40-9 

49  0 

48  0 

46-3 

48-4 

470 

44 

(1 

41  0 

42 

0 

42  3 

41  2 

40  0 

38 

8 

.37  0 

36-5 

359 

43-6 

42  0 

42  2 

42 

2 

42  5 

42  7 

42  0              401 

38-9 

38 

8 

40  0 

40  8 

410 

39  8 

43-0 

440 

44 

8 

45  0 

46 

8 

47  3              47  0 

477 

47 

1 

49  0 

50  9 

471 

437 

48-2 

50-9 

48 

2 

46-8 

45 

3 

450              43  8 

42  2 

43 

1 

42  0 

41  9 

43  0 

44  7 

440 

46-2 

46 

1 

45  5 

43 

2 

42-2             40-2 

37-7 

36 

0 

34-6 

33  2 

32-8 

39-7 

400 

41-3 

42 

8 

44  2 

43 

0 

43  0             41  1 

40-2 

39 

8 

>37  0 

351 

35  6 

.36  8 

530 

55-6 

54 

8 

.50-9 

46 

3 

41-8              370 

35-6 

35 

6 

35-4 

34-9 

350 

42  0 

400 

40-8 

39 

9 

39  2 

39 

2 

39  0     1        380 

37  2 

36 

8 

360 

35-8 

35-9 

30-8 

510 

490 

51 

8 

50-9 

49 

2 

45-4     1         38-3 

.      :u  7 

33 

0 

.31  9 

31  0 

30  2 

411  6 

37  0 

38-8 

39 

0 

39  9 

37 

0 

360        •    35  0 

.35  0 

33 

0 

32  5 

32-2 

31  9 

33  3 

32  1 

32  2 

32 

•1 

33  8 

34 

1 

34-8 

35  2 

35  2 

35 

7 

35-9 

35-7 

35-9 

33  6 

430 

44-4 

44 

3 

45-2 

45 

6 

448 

44  0 

43  9 

43 

9 

44  0 

44-8 

45-3 

40  9 

44-8 

45-2 

451 

44-5 

43-5 

42-4 

40  9 

400 

39-5 

38  9 

38-5 

381 

1 

40-35 

234 


METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES. 

Abstract  of  the  Temperature  at  Toronto  Observatory,  for  each 


Hour  Ending 

DAT. 

1  .a.m. 

2  a.m. 

3  a.m. 

4  a.m. 

5  a.m. 

6  a.m. 

7  a.m. 

8  a.m. 

9  a.m. 

10  a.m. 

11  .a.m. 

Noon. 

o 

° 

o 

o 

" 

o 

- 

o 

o 

o 

o 

<■ 

1 

44 

1 

42  6 

41-8 

40  9 

40-3 

40 

2 

40-5 

40-2 

41-9 

43-0 

45  0 

45- 1 

*> 

!       •'''* 

8 

M  3 

.34  0 

34-4 

31-9 

33 

3 

.35  0 

36  4 

39-8 

40  0 

400 

40-3 

3  .      ..    . 

3.T 

0 

M-9 

35-9 

35  2 

33-7 

33 

8 

.38  2 

40-9 

40- 1 

39  0 

440 

46-7 

4 

38 

■8 

38-3 

37-4 

37  0 

36  9 

36 

7 

39  1 

42  9 

45-7 

47  1 

490 

47-2 

5 

40 

7 

39-2 

380 

38  0 

39  0 

39 

8 

41-9 

44  G 

47  1 

51-5 

55-8 

60  2 

C 

51 

4 

50-3 

.51-0 

.51  11 

49  0 

49 

3 

.55-3' 

60  0 

59-2 

59-8 

57-2 

.56-3 

( 

4.f. 

3 

450 

44-9 

44-1 

44  7 

44 

6 

430 

45  9 

510 

.55- 6 

56  8 

.56  6 

8 

42 

r> 

4(1  7 

39-4 

38  It 

39  0 

41 

8 

47  5 

.52  0 

57-6 

60  0 

61  0 

or  8 

<) 

1         .Ii. 

7 

49  0 

48  1 

48-2 

481 

48 

8 

48  8 

470 

47  0 

48  3 

.50  7 

.53-5 

10 

47 

9 

48-2 

48-1 

481 

47  7 

47 

.1 

47 

2 

47-6 

47  9 

48  6 

49-2 

48-8 

U 

12 

7 

42-3 

42-0 

41-3 

40-9 

40 

2 

43 

1 

47-3 

50  0 

51-6 

53  0 

54-2 

12 

ir. 

(1 

4.5-n 

44  3 

41-8 

40  0 

41 

1 

4G 

8 

53-5 

56-2 

61  1 

63-5 

04 -0 

i 
13 

.no 

7 

50-4 

50-2 

50-4 

.50-0 

50 

2 

.53 

9 

54-2 

.54-2 

55-8 

60-3 

65  8 

M   

ra 

0 

.53  0 

54-8 

53  0 

55  0 

58 

3 

1)1 

3 

64  1 

i;(|-2 

69  1 

690 

09  0 

ir, 

r.s 

'.) 

54  0 

53-9 

.54-0 

52  7 

50 

2 

.50 

0 

49-7 

49!) 

49  0 

48-2 

■19  2 

ii; 

.')ii 

(> 

48  0 

48-0 

48-9 

49-1 

48 

7 

47 

2 

522 

59-4 

63-3 

64-6 

60  9 

17 

.50 

0 

49-8 

49-3 

48-8 

47-8 

46 

7 

47 

2 

49-0 

50-4 

52-0 

54  2 

,56  0 

18 

4S 

4 

49  0 

492 

48-8 

48-9 

49 

2 

50 

8 

.54  1 

.55-9 

57  0 

.57-8 

(il,  0 

19   

52 

2 

51  0 

50-2 

.50  0 

501 

50 

9 

52 

4 

53-9 

56  0 

.■.7-2 

60  1 

(i2-0 

L'O 

51'1 

ol-8 

511 

498 

500 

52 

0 

54 

0 

57-7 

.59  3 

60  6 

62  7 

64-7 

L'l 

5(; 

1 

.54  1 

540 

53-6 

53-8 

53 

5 

53 

2 

.55  0 

540 

53  2 

.52-7 

51  G 

;i2  

4!) 

0 

49  2 

49  0 

49  6 

49-2 

49 

1 

50 

8 

.54-2 

'.55-0 

57-7 

58-0 

57-9 

23 

51 

1 

.51  0 

51-3 

.50-9 

50  5 

51 

6 

50 

2 

60-4 

59-2 

57'6 

58-7 

60 -6 

•2i 

48 

8 

490 

47-7 

47-2 

471 

.50 

4 

54 

5 

.59-9 

63  0 

67  0 

67-2 

69  I 

2.5 

54 

0 

53-5 

,53  1 

52  0 

50-2 

52 

3 

.56 

7 

62-3 

63-4 

63-8 

626 

60  1 

26 

47 

9 

47-9 

47-4 

46  3 

45-9 

49 

2 

55 

7 

620 

647 

64-2 

64- 1 

65 -3 

27 

58 

5 

59  0 

57  9 

55-7 

.54  0 

55 

0 

53 

4 

.53  1 

53-9 

.53  0 

530 

550 

2« 

57 

2 

50-8 

55-8 

54-2 

.54-2 

54 

8 

54 

8 

560 

587 

57  3 

59-8 

60  3 

29 

56 

0 

55-1 

54-2 

53-2 

530 

.55 

0 

59 

0 

64-7 

69-3 

71-6 

•   720 

72-8 

30 

ei 

0 

600 

59-2 

.56-3 

54-8 

57 

8 

62 

0 

680 

71-8 

700 

69  1 

68-2 

31 

60 

2 

57-1 

57-2 

53  2 

53  0 

58 

7 

63 

0 

71-4 

75-1 

75-8 

76-7 

7G'5 

Mean. . . 

49  3 

48-8 

48-3 

47  B 

471  . 

480 

50-4 

53  6 

55-6 

56-8 

57-9 

58  7 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


235 


Hour,  during  the  Month  of  May,  1909. 


Hole  Endinc 

Mean. 

1   p.  Ml. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p  m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Mid- 
night. 

o 

O 

o 

o 

= 

o 

o 

o 

° 

" 

= 

o 

4C  0 

45  1 

44  1 

43  5 

44  0 

42-9 

37  0 

36  2 

36  1 

351 

34-8 

34  3 

41  0 

42  , -5 

42  2 

36  11 

30  5 

380 

35  0 

.37  0 

36  0 

35-0 

351 

35-2 

35  0 

.36  0 

470 

480 

47-9 

487 

48  5 

47  0 

45  2 

44  0 

430 

42  0 

41-9 

39  9 

41-7 

47  « 

48 -G 

490 

48-8 

47-4 

480 

46  6 

45  3 

427 

42-6 

11  7 

411 

43  6 

58-2 

58-4 

GO-o 

61-8 

(iO  (1 

61-4 

■■7-7 

.55-9 

556 

54  9 

53-8 

.53  1 

51-1 

5>0 

65-2 

•55  (1 

.53  1) 

52  1 

51  9 

48  8 

49-8 

49-0 

49  3 

45-7 

45  1 

.52 -5 

57  0 

59  8 

600 

60  1 

59-8 

58-2 

56  II 

.52  2 

49  0 

59  6 

44-9 

44  0 

51- 1 

61-2 

59-7 

.58-8 

.58  11 

.58  8 

56  2 

52-8 

52-3 

52-3 

50-4 

49-8 

49  2 

5V7 

.o<)-7 

GG-2 

65-9 

66-2 

65  9 

65- 1 

62-2 

.57  6 

.53  6 

51- 0 

48-8 

477 

'       .54  0 

48  7 

470 

46  6 

45-2 

450 

45  0 

44-2 

43-7 

42-7 

42  1 

.    42-2 

42  3 

46-3 

5.5  (1 

.55  9 

.56  8 

57  ■  7 

.58-2 

46  0 

53  8 

.50  7 

48-8 

47  9 

46 -8 

45  2 

49 -2 

(>;V2 

G2-9 

610 

63  3 

61  3 

61' II 

.59  0 

57-8 

.56-9 

.55  1 

53-3 

51  7 

54-7 

llfiO 

GG-8 

Gl  S 

62-6 

.59  3 

613 

62  0 

61-2 

60-1 

.58-8 

55  0 

.55-6 

57-5 

CS'I 

64-2 

63- 

114  0 

63  0 

i;ii'0 

58  0 

56  0 

r.(i  1 

56  II 

,55- 9 

5111 

6ir4 

51-4 

5.V0 

.53-11 

53-2 

53  3 

.52-8 

.53-4 

:53-9 

53  0 

51  2 

5111 

513 

519 

CI  5 

61  :i 

62-8 

59  6 

5;-6 

55  1 

.54-2 

53  8 

52-8 

.52  II 

513 

.50  7 

54-7 

r.5(; 

55 -1 

56 -3 

57  0 

55-8 

.54  9 

.53  0 

51-9 

51  ■  1 

50  6 

4'.l  8 

48  (1 

51-7 

5(il 

58  Ml 

56-9 

.56  1 

55  2 

54  0 

.53  9 

,53-7 

•    530 

52  0 

52  2 

52  0 

53-4 

02-7 

(12-7 

63  0 

61-1 

60  2 

59-8 

.58-7 

•  56-6 

54-2 

.52  1 

51  'li 

5ir3 

.55  S 

f'lO    1 

G5  4 

65  1 

64-4 

63  2 

616 

59  0 

•^1  '  1 

55 '  3 

55  0 

55-3 

.5(;il 

57  8 

.50-2 

50  0 

50  3 

51  0 

51 

2 

51   11 

51-3 

52-3 

50  0 

50  8 

50-3 

49-7 

52-2 

58  2 

578 

57-3 

57  0 

55 

8 

54  2 

53-2 

52-8 

.52  3 

52-3 

52  0 

51-3 

.53-5 

Gl  1 

GO -9 

59  8 

60-6 

.59 

2 

.57 '  3 

50  2 

53  9 

53-0 

51  n 

50 '2 

49-5 

.55-5 

70-3 

69  0 

710 

71   2 

711 

3 

69 '0 

67  0 

63 -8 

Gil 

60  1 

.58 -0 

.56-2 

60-7 

CO  II 

.58-2 

580 

57 '0 

M 

9 

.55  7 

54-2 

.52-7 

51-2 

50  6 

49-9 

49  1 

55  7 

liG-1 

G7  0 

66  9 

65-9 

64 

7 

63  2 

62  0 

60-2 

.59  2 

.58-0 

.57  1 

.57  6 

58-7 

GIO 

04  2 

67  0 

66-2 

66 

2 

06-9 

65-9  ' 

59-6 

570 

56- 1 

55-2 

.56  U 

.58-4 

58- 9 

,58  1 

.57-9 

57  0 

56 

0 

55-8 

55  0 

54  n 

54  0 

54  0 

55-3 

55-1 

56-3 

75  •  0 

79-6 

78  8 

780 

I  t 

1 

75-8 

73  0 

687 

64-8 

64  i 

63  0 

61-7 

66  5 

69  0 

70  2 

69-2 

67  8 

68 

0 

68-6 

680 

64  4 

62  0 

61  8 

63  0 

63 -0 

64-7 

76  0 

76-6 

79  0 

78  9 

78 

0 

75-5 

72-7 

68  0 

65  6 

620 

60  3 

.58-2 

67-9 

59-2 

59  6 

59-5 

.59  0 

58-3 

57-4 

55-8 

64  I 

52-6 

51  6 

50-8 

501 

53  77 

236 


METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES. 

Abstract  of  the  Temperature  at  Toronto  Observatory,  for  each 


Day. 


Hour  Ending  ^ 


1  a.m. 


1 

2 

3 

4 

r, 

G 

7  

.s 

0 

Ill 

u 

12 

i:i 

14 

1.1 

ii;  

17 

18   ..    .. 

1!) 

20 

21 

22 

23.    . 

24 

25 

2t; 

27 

28 

2!1 

30 

Meati. 


0/ 

60 
63 

(jo 
64 
01 
59 
52 
54 
55 
56 
58 

r>7 

57 
48 
53 
59 
51 
47 
64 
01 
69 
60 
67 
68 
67 
61 
65 
70' 
59 

600 


2  a.m. 


58-0 
60-2 
02-3 
00  2 
63  0 
60  0 
.58-9 
51-6 
53-9 
5.5-0 
552 
58-8 
50-6 
.57-1 
470 
53  3 
57  ■  1 
49  0 
46  9 
63-9 
60-6 
680 
07  1 
660 
68-3 
66  1 
59-3 
657 
68-9 
59-6 

59  2 


3  a.m. 


.56 
60 
61 
59 
63 
58 
59 
50 
53 
55 
.54 
58 
58 
57 
46 
51 
55 
47 
48 
61 
60 
67 
66 
04 
68 
65 
50 
65 
66 
58 

58-5 


4  a.m. 


53- 0 
60-9 
590 
60  0 
63  9 
560 
59  0 
501 
55-9 
54-9 
52-3 
57-4 
58-4 
55  ■  9 
450 
49-8 
56.2 
4.5 -3 
470 
60-2 
.59  0 
67  0 
651 
03  0 
691 

65-0  I 

I 
58-4  ! 

63  3 

64-8 
57'8 

57-8 


55 
60 
58 
60 
64 
54 
58 
50 
56 
54 
52 
50 
.58 
55 
44 
50 
.55 
43 

■*( 
61 
01 
60 
64 
63 
68 
04 
50 
63 
62 
57 


6  a.m. 


57-6 


56 
63 
61 
60 
65 
56 
58 
.53 
58 
54 
54 
59 
59 
58 
46 
.53 
.59 
44 
49 
61 
63 
07 
65 
04 
68 
66 
60 
65 
64 
60 


9 

0 

0 

9  I 

1 

0 

2 

0 

0 

3 

8 

0 

0 

0 

8 

0 

0 

2 

2 

2 

0 

2 

9 
0 
7 
0 
8 
2 
0 
0 


59-2 


61-2 
64-8 
64-9 
02  0 
65- 7 
58-7 
58-2 
360 
58-9 
54  0 
58-9 
61-6 
59  0 

61  0 
49  5 
57  5 

62  0 
47-2 
53-7 
63-5 
66-8 
69-4 
08-2 
660 
71-9 
66-9 
04  4 
68-2 
660 
64-7 

61-7 


8  a  m. 


9  a.m. 


66-8 

67-8 

70  9 

66-4 

66  2 

64-1  i 

59-0  ! 

59-3 

60-0 

540 

640  1 

66-2 

60  8 

65'3 

55  0 

62  7 

63-8 

51-0 

60  0  I 

09-2  j 

70-0  j 

680  I 

72-8  I 

72-9 

76-8 

71-2 

71-2 

730 

70-3 

71-3 

65-6 


67-8 
70-8 
740 
69  2 
07  0 
60  9 
61-2 
61-7 
00-9 
54-7 
06-8 
69-8 
62-3 
681 
600 
68-8 
03-3 
.54  8 
660 
73-8 
75-2 
70-1 
79-4 
76-7 
76  3 
75-9 
77-7 
760 
740 
780 

68-9 


lO.i.m. 


087 
69  0 
73  0 
70-8 


72 
09 
61 
61 
60 
55 
70 
72 
64 
70 
63 
70 
63 
56 
70 
77 
79 
70 
78 
79 


7?  0 
81  0 
80-4 
770 
80- 0 

70-7 


11  a.m. 


69 
68 
74 
74 
73 
08 
63 
63 
62 
57 
73 
74 
04 
71 
05 
71 
64 
59 
71 
79 
82 
09 
80 
,79 
79 
79 
81 
82 
79 
81 


72- 1 


Noon. 


69 
70 
74 
74 
72 
68 
04 
63 
62 
51) 
74 
74 
04 
70 
00 
72 
63 
62 
73 
81 
84 
69 
70 
81 
80 
80 
82 
82 
75 
83 


726 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


237 


Hour,  during  the  Month  of  June,  1909. 


Hour  E.niiing 

Mean. 

1  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

(>  p.i„. 

1 

7  p.m. 

8  )i.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Mid- 
night. 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

= 

" 

» 

o 

o 

» 

o 

70  3    1 

70  6 

70  7 

69  2 

672 

65  1 

62  6 

61  0 

57  9 

59  0 

60  1 

60  0     ' 

6.-!    1 

71  7 

71-4 

73- 1 

73  2 

72-7 

720 

69-9 

67  0 

65  0 

64  0 

631 

64  0 

66  8 

76  0 

75-4 

76-6 

76  0 

75  4 

74-8 

73  3 

690 

66  0 

64.-0 

62-5 

Sl-3 

68-7 

74  .5 

74  0 

74-3 

72-6 

70  0 

67-3 

64-7 

63-4 

52-8 

630 

630 

640 

66-4 

71-8 

72  3 

71  0 

61  2 

70  3 

72-3 

690 

'66  1 

63-2 

62  1 

62-6 

630 

67-4 

65- 1 

63-9 

66  0 

65-4 

65  0 

64-9 

64-2 

631 

60-9 

601 

59  !l 

.59-8 

62-5 

B2  0 

63  3 

61  1 

61  0 

60-8 

59-9 

59  2 

.57  0 

55'7 

55  0 

.       53  9 

52-8 

59  3 

63  0 

62-3 

61-6 

63  3 

63  9 

62  6 

612 

.58-9 

56  1 

54  2 

54  0 

541 

579 

63  1 

64  0 

63-7 

63  1 

62 -8 

61  0 

.59  0 

57-7 

.56-8 

57  1 

580 

56-7 

591 

61  0 

.59-3 

610 

61  0 

60  1 

.59  3 

.58 -7 

.580 

.55  6 

55  6 

56  0 

56  8 

56  9 

71-8 

70- 1 

71  6 

720 

71  0 

70  0 

(«-6 

Co  0 

63  (1 

60  8 

60  7 

59.- 8 

64-1 

77  3 

78  6 

78  0 

76  0 

758 

73  6 

71-2 

67-7 

(;5  2 

61-7 

59-6 

580 

67  0 

64  0 

61-2 

60  0 

61  7 

63-7 

6::!  0 

61-(i 

58-9 

59  0 

59  7 

59-0 

58-2 

60  :> 

69  0 

66  5 

6.'">1 

66  "8 

65  (1 

62  1 

58  9 

571 

55-7 

53-2 

51  2 

49-7 

iil;l 

67  0 

67  8 

68-2 

68  0 

69  1 

68-8 

66  9 

63-7 

60-8 

58-8 

57-2 

.54-9 

58  7 

72-2 

72-4 

72  0 

70  9 

70-2 

70  0 

680 

64  1 

62- 1 

620 

61  0 

60  0 

63  3 

64-4 

65  0 

61-9 

63  2 

63  1 

62-9 

61-3 

59  1 

576 

55  6 

55  0 

50- 6 

60  3 

65-2 

62  3 

63  2 

61-7 

61  0 

600 

58-8 

.56  0 

53  4 

51  0 

49  8 

48-7 

54-3 

75  0 

76  7 

77-2 

780 

76  6 

76  0 

73-9 

71  0 

660 

650 

651 

650 

64-4 

830 

83-6 

84-2 

83  4 

83  0 

81-2 

74  7 

71 

0 

70-5 

690 

66  6 

63  0 

72  1 

86  7 

880 

88-7 

88-9 

87-8 

86-7 

84  0 

79 

3 

77-7 

75  3 

72-3 

71-2 

75-4 

73  3 

730 

740 

750 

75- 0 

740 

72-9 

71 

9 

701 

680 

670 

669 

70-2 

790 

80-3 

71-7 

69-3 

71-7 

75-2 

751 

74 

9 

72 -.S 

70  8 

68  3 

672 

71-9 

80-3 

82  6 

810 

78-8 

76  0 

77-2 

77  0 

74 

0 

73- 1 

71  2 

701 

69-3 

73  0 

81-3 

79  7 

81  0 

80-8 

77-8 

780 

78-3 

76 

0 

73-2 

72  4 

70-8 

69-3 

746 

80  9 

810 

81-2 

81-2 

80-6 

78-8 

75-2 

71 

6 

6S-0 

65  0 

64-2 

623 

72  4 

80  0 

78-8 

78-2 

80-8 

78-9 

77  0 

74-2 

69 

6 

67  4 

67-2 

66-6 

659 

:    70-7 

82- 1 

82-2 

83-2 

83-4 

84-6 

85  0 

82-0 

77 

8 

74-7 

72-9 

72-8 

721 

75-0 

74  O" 

73- 1 

738 

73-2 

73-2 

72-8 

71-7 

68 

9 

65-8 

64  0 

62-7 

60-9 

69  7 

84-3 

83  1 

88-4 

88-7 

876 

860 

83  6 

80 

4 

77-1 

74-7 

72-2 

72-4 

74-5 

730 

72-7 

72-7 

72-6 

720 

71-2 

69  3 

66  6 

64-4 

63  1 

621 

61-4 

66  05 

1 

238 


METEOROLOmCAL    TABLES. 

Abstract  of  the  Tenipeiuture  at  Toronto  Observiitory,  for  each 


HOLR   EXMIM. 

Dn- 

1  a.m. 

2  a.m. 

3  a.m. 

4  a.m. 

5  a.m. 

(>  a.m. 

1 

1     7  a.iu. 

8  a.m. 

9  a.m. 

10  a.m. 

11  a.m. 

Noon. 

o 

1 

1            0 

1 

o 

1 

o 

o 

o 

0 

0 

o 

o 

1 

1        72'(l 

7110 

68-3 

66  7 

\\\\  {) 

!        65-3 

65  5 

j         69-0 

72-9 

1        760 

800 

XO-2 

2 

640 

63  0 

61-3 

60-3 

59  8 

60  2 

640 

69-3 

74  0 

75  5 

72-4 

70  0 

-  3  ... 

57  4 

56 '6 

'        512 

53  0 

'         52 '1 

;         53-0 
1         50-0 

55-8 
55  0 

58-4^ 
607 

61-2 
66  2 

60-6 
68  5 

63  3 
67.3 

63  6 
(17  6 

4 

520 

50-9 

49-8 

:        488 

48-0 

5  

55  i) 

53  8 

53  2 

.510 

.50-0 

1         .52-1 

57-9 

(W-l 

70-8 

74-6 

77-0 

76  3 

fi  

56-8 

55  0 

.53  9 

53  0 

52  0 

56-2 

62-9 

68-6 

73-8 

730 

75  1 

72-8 

7 

57  0 

57  3 

57-3 

5(i  3 

56 "  6 

58-9 

64  5 

70  8 

76-7 

770 

78'2 

78  0 

8 

57-9 

58'1 

57  0 

.56  ■  0 

56  1 

60-2 

060 

71-7 

79  1 

830 

85-2 

86-2 

1) 

1         (ll-!l 

60  0 

.57 -6 

.56  9 

.56  ■  2 

580 

64.2 

70  0 

73-8 

75  0 

760 

76  7 

10 

i;irl 

59-5 

59-2 

.59  1 

59  1 

61  0 

t)2-2 

675 

71  0 

71!  0 

760 

760 

1] 

66  '.1 

-     66  S 

66  8 

66  1 

65  9 

672 

68-4 

69  9 

74  2 

78  3 

78-8 

79-9 

12 

i;,s-7 

6S  ;i 

68  9 

68!) 

69-0 

69  1 

69-7 

70  6 

72  0 

74  0 

76  0 

76  9 

13 

68  o 

68  0 

67-2 

(Hi  9 

6(i-2 

672 

68-2 

700 

70- 1 

71-3 

73  0 

73  1 

14 

62  0 

60  2 

.59-2 

58-6 

58-0 

60  7 

65.9 

700 

72  3 

71  8 

73.0 

79  2 

15  

64  0 

62  0 

62  0 

61  9 

618 

62  8 

06-4 

70  0 

76  2 

79-6 

810 

83  0 

16 

64-4 

65  0 

6J  0 

63-3 

64-2 

03  9 

.    05-7 

67  7 

73  11 

79- 1 

810 

74  4 

17 

63- 1 

61  6 

61   1 

.59  7 

581 

.59-2 

61-9 

66-2 

692 

730 

75-2 

757 

18. 

58-2 

57-4 

60  9 

liO-2 

61-3 

60-7 

61  0 

66-0 

65  2 

63  0 

65  0 

<=6  ■  3 

19 

ol  6 

58  0 

57  0 

56  2 

500 

57-4 

60-2 

04  0 

680 

69.8 

708 

70  3 

20 

583 

57  1 

.56  0 

.55  1 

56-2 

59-0 

63-2 

70  7 

75  6 

77-6 

SO  2 

78-2 

21 

59  0 

;58-9 

59  2 

60  3 

59  1 

59-0 

59  9 

610- 

62  9 

630 

620 

62  0 

22. . ,  , 

612 

61  0 

60-9 

60-3 

60-1 

60-4 

62  0 

62  0 

63  8 

64  0 

65  1 

68.3 

23 

('.  1  6 

.    64-9 

64  7 

62-9 

62  4 

62-2 

62-7 

62-9 

63  1 

62  1 

62-2 

62  9 

24 ''. 

56  9 

.56  '1 

57  0 
5(;  0 

57-1 
o3'7 

50-8 
56- 1 

.56  8 
60-4 

62  7 
66  4 

65-3 
71  2 

67  1 
75  0 

69  0 

78-7 

66.0 
792 

25 

.58  '.1 

."lU  0 

58  1 

26 

60  8 

59  0 

58  0 

57-2 

o6-8 

.58-1 

63  0 

68-8 

73-0 

77-4 

'79-8 

810 

•>- 

62  S 

61  9 

62  0 

59-6 

59  0 

59  0 

64  0 

68-3 

76  0 

76-9 

783 

80-4 

2S 

64  6 

63  8 

63  3 

63  7 

63  4 

63  0 

65  3 

71-3 

760 

80-2 

820 

830 

29 

69  1 

69  3 

69.9 

70  1 

70- 1 

69-9 

74-3 

71-7 

730 

76-4 

76  0 

770 

:iu  

72  S 

72  0 

72  0 

69  9 

67-3 

68  0 

69-2   . 

712 

780 

80-9 

82-0 

83  0 

;u 

64-4 

64  3 

61-9 

60  0 

58-8 

59  0 

63"7 

69-2 

71-7    ! 

75-8 

800 

78  6 

Mean. . . 

620 

61-3 

607 

59-8 

59  4 

004 

63  5 

67-5 

t 
71-3 

73  4 

74-8 

750 

ME>rEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


23n 


Hour  duriug  the  Month  of  July,  I'JO'J. 


Hoik  E.nui.ng 

' 

ISl  EAN . 

1  p.  111. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.  m. 

4  p.m. 

5  i>.iii. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  iJ.m. 

9  p.  III. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Mid- 
night. 

o 

o 

e 

O 

O 

° 

o 

= 

= 

» 

o 

o 

" 

771 

780 

7SU 

79  0 

7'J  0 

,S0  4 

77  3 

73  9 

71  0 

680 

65-8  ■ 

61  9 

72  7 

69-3 

-      68-8 

08-7 

05-8 

66  1 

65  0 

640 

62  2 

58-9 

59  0 

57-9 

57-2 

64-9 

641 

63  4 

64 -.5 

64  0 

63  8 

630 

60-2 

58.3 

57-4 

57-3 

55  8 

.538 

58-9 

09  0 

69  0 

70  0 

70-4 

70-3 

69  0 

67-2 

64  3 

61-1 

57  0 

56  2 

56  0 

61() 

71-2 

72-8 

76-2 

74-8 

75  9 

77-2 

73-2 

71  0 

680 

65  2 

61-0 

.58-2 

66-0 

71-9 

722 

71-0 

69  8 

683 

690 

67  0 

64-8 

631 

60-8 

58-7 

57-7 

61-5 

77-2 

76-3 

75-8 

75- 1 

74  4 

73  6 

71  2 

68-6 

640 

620 

60-3 

59-8 

67-8 

84-2 

84-3 

840 

84-8 

840 

82  0 

80- 1 

767 

73  0 

70  0 

66  1 

64-7     ' 

72-9 

76-2 

76-3 

75  1 

75  0 

74  9 

73  0 

69  0 

6I>  II 

(i4-8 

64-6 

63  6 

61  0 

67-7 

76  6 

72  7 

718 

70;( 

75  3 

73  8 

71  0 

IIS  2 

67  3 

67-9 

68  0 

670 

68-2 

79-9 

76  9 

77  6 

78  1 

75- 0 

722 

73  8 

73  0 

720 

70  7 

70  8 

700 

72-4 

80  9 

83  0 

840 

8:3  9 

83  0 

80-8 

79-1 

78  0 

75  1 

73  9 

71  8 

68-8 

74. S 

73-5 

750 

76-7 

77-2 

77'5 

770 

750 

70  8 

()7  7 

65  2 

63-8 

()2-8 

70-5 

80-9 

807 

79  2 

79-6 

770 

74  0 

72  0 

70  5 

68-9 

66  6 

650 

64-9 

69-6 

83-3 

61  0 

69  0 

70  ij 

73  II 

73-7 

73  0 

70  3 

67  9 

*         66  3 

65-5 

65-3 

70-4 

75-2 

75  6 

7r2 

703 

69-7 

69  2 

69  0 

67-8 

65-8 

640 

651 

641 

68-9 

75-2 

75-8 

74  7 

72-9 

72  8 

710 

71-2 

67-n 

63-5 

61-5 

.59  1 

59-9 

1      67-0 

lili  9 

64-8 

64  0 

64   1 

64  S 

63  0 

(13  '.1 

62  3 

59  2 

.58  1 

58-2 

591 

621 

70-9 

709 

71  9 

72  0 

71   4 

708 

(J9  0 

65-4 

(12  8 

62  0 

60  1 

.56  1 

(J4-0 

(7  1.' 

75-4 

74  2 

73  n 

73  0 

7111 

69  S 

67  1 

63  6 

62  4 

62  6 

611 

67-4 

(i4  9 

64  8 

64  1 

63  0 

63  0 

63  6 

63  1 

63-11 

()2  3 

620 

62-4 

61-5 

61-8 

(;8-3 

66  9 

66  0 

66  3 

65  1 

66  0 

65  9 

64  4 

64  9 

64-4 

65-0 

64-9 

64  0 

(14  8 

66-2 

680 

65  1 

650 

64-8 

61  2 

58-1 

.56-9 

56  3 

56  2 

56-2 

62-4 

1 

r,(i  ■  7 

65-8 

63  1 

61-3 

61  1 

111  4 

.59  8 

.58 -2 

.5Sl 

59  3 

59  9 

58-9 

61   0 

77-2 

77  3 

751 

758 

741 

72  0 

710 

66-7 

(i5  11 

63  6 

62  0 

61  0 

67-2 

810 

81  1 

81  0 

79 -6 

780 

76  0 

732 

68-8 

66  6 

660 

64-2 

63.0 

69-6 

81-8 

81  0 

81.3 

SO.  9 

78-6 

787 

76  0 

71  1 

68  7 

670 

65  S 

65-3 

71  0 

840 

.<i;i  1 

82- 1 

81  0 

78-2 

77  9 

85-2 

73  u 

714 

71-2 

70  7 

69-8 

73-2 

811 

84-2 

83-2 

81-9 

80-8 

SI  II 

79  0 

76  5 

74  8 

72-9 

73-9 

73-3 

75  4 

827 

82-9 

83  (1 

82-0 

810 

79  11 

76  II 

72  S 

711  3 

69  ■  (1 

68-2 

67  1 

75 -1 

7.5  5 

76  9 

78  0 

7"  8 

76  2 

7(>  0 

74  4 

70  o 

68  2 

67  1 

65  8 

()5-0 

69  9 

75-2 

74  9 

74  3 

73-7 

73  2 

72-4 

70-7 

680 

65-9 

64-6 

63-5 

62-6 

67-84 

i 

240 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

Absteact  of  the  Temperature  at  Toronto  Observatory,  for  each 


HODB    E.VDINCi 

Day. 

1  a.m. 

2  a.  111. 

3  a.m. 

4  a.m. 

5  a.m. 

6  a.m. 

7  a.m. 

S  a.m. 

9  a.m. 

10  a.  III. 

11  a.m. 

Noon. 

" 

o 

o 

o 

<. 

o 

= 

o 

o 

o 

1 

i;i  4 

64 

6 

03 

9 

03  0 

63-2 

62-8 

05 

0 

700 

73  0 

75 

1) 

74 

9 

76  0 

2 

59  1 

59 

2 

59 

8 

59-9 

60  2 

620 

63 

2 

72-8 

74-8 

74 

0 

77 

0 

75  8 

3 

09  0 

69 

2 

OS 

2 

670 

66  2 

661 

67 

2 

700 

75-0 

77 

2 

77 

0 

79  2 

4 

lioO 

64 

9 

64 

1 

63-2 

61  9 

62  0 

65 

2 

68-6 

74-3 

77 

7 

80 

9 

81  5 

5 

681 

67 

5 

67 

6 

67-3 

66-8 

670 

67 

>) 

69-2 

70-2 

73 

0 

76 

0 

74  0 

li 

658 

66 

0 

65 

7 

64  0 

641 

65  0 

68 

1 

750 

818 

80 

7 

83 

2 

85  3 

( 

66  0 

65 

9 

64 

9 

64-2 

64  2 

65  0 

70 

8 

78-7 

84  0 

85 

5 

85 

2 

85-3 

8 

67-3 

66 

8 

65 

7 

'64  7 

639 

640 

69 

0 

77-8 

84  0 

87 

0 

90 

9 

90-4 

!) 

741 

74 

8 

73 

7 

73-2 

741 

73-3 

72 

7 

72-2 

74  0 

78 

2 

80 

0 

820 

10   

64-2 

65 

0 

65 

3 

65  9 

04  9 

039 

64 

2 

04  7 

70  0 

71 

6 

72 

7 

73  0 

11 

58  0 

57 

0 

58 

1 

59  0 

57 -9 

580 

01 

/ 

08  0 

72  0 

73 

0 

72 

2 

71- 0 

12 

57 '3 

56 

0 

.56 

8 

.50  0 

.56-0 

57-2 

01 

1 

68-4 

71  3 

72 

2 

73 

9 

72-8 

13 

62  1 

01 

6 

60 

2 

607 

60  3 

.59-8 

01  9 

09-4 

760 

77 

2 

78 

1 

78-3 

H   

63  2 

03 

0 

02 

9 

63-4 

63-2 

63-7 

05-2 

08  1 

72-4 

76 

0 

76 

o 

76-7 

15 

6i)l 

69 

7 

70 

1 

7I>  0 

69  0 

68  3 

08-2 

68  0 

68-2 

09 

0 

69 

2 

691 

Ill      

681 

08 

0 

07 

2 

07-6 

68 

0 

07  9 

68-7 

710 

75-2 

70 

9 

78 

1 

73  0 

17 

64  9 

64 

7 

64 

] 

64-4 

64 

9 

65  0 

64-2 

01  II 

030 

62 

6 

63 

2 

04  0 

18 

561 

55 

2 

•55 

1 

54-8 

53 

9 

.56  0 

.59  0 

01  4 

05-2 

69 

0 

73 

0 

73  0 

11) 

62  0 

63 

0 

63 

4 

621 

61 

3 

61-3 

64-0 

69  8 

75  3 

77 

6 

SO 

0 

K2  0 

20  

65 

0 

61 

0 

64 

1 

63-3 

61 

5 

01  1 

61-7 

05  5 

71-0 

72 

7 

69 

0 

70-2 

21 

.35 

6 

53 

0 

52 

0 

50-7 

49 

b- 

490 

52-8 

59  5 

65-9 

67 

5 

68 

0 

68-3 

22 

50 

8 

49 

2 

49 

0 

49  0 

48 

0 

47-2 

531 

60-8 

68  1 

71 

0 

72 

2 

73  0 

23 

59 

8 

59 

0 

59 

6 

58-9 

56 

2 

56 -0 

60-9 

66-8 

70-9 

76 

3 

80 

3 

800 

24 

64 

8 

63 

7 

63 

0 

621 

62 

0 

61  9 

641 

69  II 

72  0 

73 

2 

75 

3 

79-8 

25 

1 

66 

0 

65 

9 

64 

0 

62-8 

62 

0 

01-8 

60  1 

72  2 

81  2 

86 

0 

89 

3 

88-3 

72 

7 

72 

3 

74 

8 

750 

75 

2 

73-8 

73-7 

73-4 

78-0 

80 

0 

82 

0 

850 

27 

«S 

0 

64 

7 

61 

0 

59  0 

60 

9 

01-4 

640 

70-8 

75-6 

77 

0 

78 

1 

77 '3 

28 

59 

0 

58 

0 

57 

8 

58  0 

57 

9 

58-2 

62-9 

66  3 

08-4 

70 

0 

71 

0 

71  1 

29  

69 

9 

68 

1 

65 

0 

63-8 

62 

7 

61-8 

02-9 

67 -6 

70-3 

72 

1 

74 

0 

75- 0 

30 

49 

7 

48 

9 

49 

0 

49  0 

47 

2 

466 

49-0 

53-0 

59  0 

62 

7 

63 

0 

62  9 

31 

.56 

2 

52 

8 

52 

4 

521 

51 

0 

500 

51-8 

60  4 

00-7 

66 

1 

65 

7 

68  4 

Mean. . . 

63 

2. 

62 

6 

62 

2 

61-8 

61 

2 

61-2 

63-6 

68-2 

72-5 

74 

5 

75 

3 

76-3 

METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


241 


Hour,  during  the  Month  of  August,  1909. 


H<H.-K  Endisc; 

Mean. 

1  p.m. 

2p.iu. 

3  p.m. 

\  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Mid- 
night. 

" 

" 

" 

o 

■> 

a 

o 

<■ 

» 

= 

o 

o 

7.3-4 

73 

1 

73-7 

73-9 

72 

8 

71-2 

69-2 

66  0 

()2-9 

61 

0 

61  0 

60-2 

68-1 

74  6 

75 

2 

751 

76-4 

75 

2 

740 

72-0 

70-2 

69  7 

68 

2 

68-2 

69-0 

69-4 

800 

SO 

1 

80-2 

79-8 

-7 

o 

750 

72-2 

70-2 

68 

!• 

G6 

8 

65-2 

65  3 

72-2 

82-2 

81 

4 

S2-0 

810 

77 

2 

73-8 

72-7 

72-0 

69 

5 

68 

0 

68-9 

68-8 

71  9 

770 

78 

0 

77  7 

77  1 

77 

o 

76  0 

74-9 

70  3 

68 

3 

69 

0 

67  3 

67  0 

71-4 

S4-7 

82 

8 

82-6 

82-2 

81 

1 

80-6 

770 

73-9 

71 

4 

69 

3 

67  6 

671 

75  0 

84 '7 

84 

s 

840 

83  8 

83 

0 

820 

79-9 

74-6 

72 

1 

70 

8 

69-9 

68-6 

75-7 

000 

yn 

1 

90-3 

89 -U 

87 

8 

85-6 

81-0 

77-8 

76 

0 

75 

0 

74-8 

74-8 

78-5 

s:v2 

83 

8 

83  7 

.82-5 

81 

0 

79-7 

77  0 

73  1 

70 

1 

67 

4 

65-7 

65-0 

75-6 

74  0 

73 

!) 

737 

73-3 

73 

1) 

71-9 

69-0 

66  2 

64 

2 

63 

0 

61-8 

60-0 

67  9 

70-5 

70 

1 

69-4 

68-1 

68 

0 

67-8 

66  1 

64-8 

62 

9 

62 

1 

60  1 

.58-4 

64-8 

73  0 

73 

y 

73-7 

72-5 

71 

3 

70-7 

69  1 

(>6-6 

64 

8 

62 

9 

62-7 

62-2 

66  0 

780 

77 

3 

771 

76-9 

76 

0 

74-8 

72  8 

700 

67 

9 

66 

1 

64  8 

63-8 

69-6 

70-2 

76  4 

75-3 

74-8 

74 

6 

74-8 

73  7 

72-0 

70 

3 

70 

4 

70  0 

69-9 

70-5 

li!)  (1 

60  7 

7112 

71  4 

71 

8 

72-8 

72-1 

70-0 

68 

6 

68 

0 

681 

68-9 

69-5 

73  0 

72  3 

67 -2 

66-6 

66 

4 

66-9 

67  0 

66  0 

65 

1 

65 

0 

65-6 

65-8 

69-2 

6.5  0 

65  2 

65-1 

64  0 

63 

9 

63  1 

62-3 

61-0 

.JS 

7 

.57 

9 

57-4 

56-3 

62-9 

74-8 

73  2 

747 

75-0 

75 

8 

72  9 

70  2 

67  0 

64 

8 

1)3 

0 

62-2 

61  9 

65-3 

SO-9 

822 

81-7 

82  0 

SI 

•7 

79  U 

76  8 

718 

70 

0 

70 

9 

68-2 

66-3 

72-2 

72-4 

70  1 

71-6 

7U-2 

69 

1 

67  0 

64  0 

1110 

58 

9 

57 

3 

570 

56-8 

65-2 

68-7  • 

69  0 

66-2 

660 

65 

0 

63-7 

620 

57  6 

55 

1 

.53 

9 

52  7 

51-4 

59-3 

74-0 

74-2 

73-7 

72  9 

72 

7 

710 

70  0 

(i8  1 

67 

1 

67 

0 

64-2 

60-8 

63-6 

80-8 

80-0 

80  0 

79  8 

78 

O 

770 

74  7 

71-0 

70 

0 

67 

3 

65  7 

65  0 

69-7 

81-1 

832 

83-2 

82-9 

82 

1 

79  1 

77  0 

73-6 

71 

7  ■ 

69 

2 

67  3 

65-8 

72-0 

!)l-3 

93-8 

93  7 

93-0 

91 

0 

870 

81  0 

79-9 

77 

0 

75 

0 

74-0 

73  8 

78-2 

85  2 

84-9 

84-3 

83-8 

82 

2 

800 

81  1 

73-0 

71 

0 

68 

7 

67-0 

66  4 

76-9 

771 

760 

751 

74-7 

74 

0 

72-1 

69-] 

66  0 

64 

2 

63 

2 

61-0 

60-8 

68-7 

72-2 

74-2 

7i>  6 

75  () 

76 

2 

75  6 

73  8 

72-8 

72 

7 

72 

1 

71-0 

70  0 

68-3 

73-6 

72  2 

710 

69  9 

68 

0 

65  0 

61   0 

59  0 

57 

0 

55 

2 

53  9 

.51-2 

65-4 

62  1 

B2-8 

62  0 

619 

61 

0 

i;(l  8 

59-8 

5S0 

.'>7 

r, 

•M 

0 

56-0 

.57 -0 

.56-5 

71  1 

71  0 

70  6 

69  9 

70 

2 

70  0 

69-6 

66  1 

61 

n 

58 

0 

56  8 

55-2 

61-8 

76-5 

76  6 

76-3 

75-8 

75 

0 

^73-6 

71-5 

68-7 

66 

8 

66 

1 

64-4 

63-7 

69  07 

22476—16 


242  METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

Abstract  of  the  Temperature  at  Toronto  Observatory,  for  each 


Day. 


1  a.m. 


2  a.m. 


3  a.m. 


4  a.m. 


Hour  Ending 


6  a.m. 


8  a.m. 


9  a.m. 


10  a.m. 


11  a.m. 


1. 

2 

3 

4 

a 

6 

7 

8 

9   

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24  

25 

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

Mean. 


54  0 
572 


59 
53 
54 
62 
69 
56 
55 
53 
47 
57 
57 
62 
65 
49 
62 
49 
47 
46 
55 
4S 

54-8 


.55 
46 
51 
63 
58 
44 
57 
48 
54 
57 
60 
54 
.55 
61 
68 
55 
53 
51 
47 
57 


.56-8 
62  2 

65-7 


48 
52 
47 
45 
46 
57 
47 

54-4 


53 

45 

.50 

63 

58 

43 

56 

46 

53 

57 

.59 

54 

56 

60 

67 

54 

52' 

50 

47 

57 

56 

62 

65 

47 

52 

46 

45 

44 

57 

47 

53- 


53 
44 

49 
62 
55 
43 
55 
44 
53 
57 
59 
54 
56 
60 
66 
53 
53 
49 
46 
57 
.J6 
62 
65 
46 
51 
45 
43 
42 
57 
46 


53  1 


.51 
43 
49 
62 
53 
43 
54 
44 
.55 
57 
59 
56 
57 
60 
66 
52 
54 
48 
46 
58 
55 
62 
65 
45 
51 
45 
43 
42 
57 
46 

52-8 


49 

42 
48 
61 
52 
41 
54 
43 
56 
57 
60 
55 
58 
59 
66 
.51 
53 
47 
45 
59 
56 
64 
65 
44 
50 
4i; 
42 
41 
57 
46 

52-6 


51 
45 
50 
62 
53 
46 
56 
47 
58 
58 
60 
55 
59 
61 
67 
54 
54 
49 
48 
59 
57 
64 
65 
45 
51 
46 
44 
43 
58 
45 

53  9 


53 '8 
51-5 
57-9 

63  0 
56-3 
54-5 
60-3 
53-0 
60-2 

59  6 
636 

60  9 
60-4 
66-5 
710 
58  1 
60- 1 
55-8 
55  7 

64  0 
624 
65-9 
67-2 
51-7 
52  0 
480 
500 
50  0 
580 
48  0 

681 


64  2 

64 

62 

62 

69 

63 

63 

71 

73 

63 

65 

59 

60 

67 

66 

68 


67 
58 
50 
53 
55 
57 
48 

61- 


560 
64-3 
710 
63-9 
58'2 
65-3 
656 
66-8 
600 
656 
68 -9 
64  9 
69  8 
78-7 
76  0 

68  7 
68-9 
61-2 
64-0 
66  2 

69  0 
66-9 
71  0 
60-7 
61  0 
52  0 
572 
57-8 
580 
48  1 

642 


56 

67 

73 

64 

60 

68 

66 

67 

64 

67 

65 

66 

66 

82 

76 

68 

70 

62 

65 

66 

70 

68 

70 

62 

63 

52  7 

60-9 

58-6 

.58-9 

49  0 

65-2 


METEOROLOnirAL    TABLES. 


243 


Hour,  during  the  Month  of  September,  1909. 


IIOLR  1 

JNDINN; 

Mean-. 

1  p.m. 

2p.i„. 

3  p.ni. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m.    \ 

Mid- 
night. 

a 

= 

. 

o 

o 

= 

0 

- 

' 

» 

55  0 

55  1 

57  4 

.57  6 

56-9 

.56  0 

541 

51-8 

48 

0 

48 

(1 

47-6 

47  1 

.53 

2 

711 

72  2 

73  0 

73  1 

71  S 

69  0 

65  0 

.57-8 

55 

0 

.53 

8 

.56  0 

55  0 

58 

3 

75  1 

75-8 

74-2 

73-2 

71  8 

71  0 

67  0 

64-7 

63 

6 

63 

2 

631 

630 

63 

3 

65  9 

65-8 

67-8 

67  1 

668 

66  0 

65-7 

65  0 

64 

2 

63 

0 

60-8 

.59-2 

63 

9 

fi2  1 

HI  3 

61  4 

61  0 

60  2 

59  0 

56-5 

52  2 

51 

1 

48 

9  ■ 

46  9 

480 

56 

4 

720 

71-8 

72-7 

72-9 

720 

65-4 

62  8 

59  3 

.57 

8 

57 

1 

56  2 

54  9 

.58 

4 

64-8 

651 

G5-4 

64-7 

63  2 

62  0 

57  0 

54-2 

.54 

2 

.52 

8 

50-9 

50  0 

59 

1 

710 

72  0 

73-0 

71-8 

689 

66  2 

63-8 

60-8'- 

•    58 

1 

57 

1 

.56-8 

55  8 

59 

3 

«5  2 

07  0 

671 

66  3 

65  0 

63  0 

62  2 

61  9 

60 

3 

59 

1 

580 

578 

60 

4 

73  8 

73  8 

72  0 

711  0 

70  0 

69  0 

69  9 

67  6 

65 

0 

63 

0 

60-8 

600 

64 

1 

65-7 

66 -9 

66  3 

65-2 

63-8 

63  0 

602 

61  1 

58 

9 

56 

8 

.55  0 

54-9 

[        62 

1 

K5  7 

65  6 

64  9 

64  U 

63  0 

62  0 

58-3 

.58  0 

57 

4 

55 

1 

54  1 

54-8 

59 

5 

70  2 

71  0 

72-2 

71-6 

69-9 

69  0 

65-9 

65 -5 

64 

9 

64 

2 

63  2 

63-2 

64 

1 

S3  0 

.S4-2 

83  0 

83-9 

82-2 

78-8 

74T 

727 

72 

0 

70 

8 

708 

69-7 

72 

2 

7fi  2 

74  2 

73-8 

72  0 

»>8-2 

64  4 

63  1 

62  4 

61 

6 

59 

1 

580 

570 

j        68 

0 

(i7-9 

66  8 

661 

65  6 

65  3 

64  2 

60  0 

580 

60 

8 

.57 

6 

55  9 

54-8 

60 

3 

71    M 

71-6 

71  0 

69  0 

66  0 

64  9 

.59-7 

.57  6 

56 

0 

54  9 

53-8 

53-8 

60 

9 

111  2 

60  2 

59  8 

.58  8 

57-9 

.56  6 

.53  0 

511 

50 

0 

49-5 

480 

.57-8 

54 

3 

66-2 

66  9 

67  0 

66-8 

66  1 

64  4 

63  2 

63-2 

62 

9 

62  0 

60  2 

58-2 

58 

5 

K7-5 

68  8 

68  3 

67  1 

660 

64  7 

63  6 

63  2 

62 

7 

61-8 

.59-5 

590 

62 

9 

70  !l 

71-2 

710 

69  8 

680 

66-1 

65  2 

65  1 

65 

1 

63-9 

62  6 

62  2 

63 

9 

71-2 

70-5 

70  9 

70-7 

714 

69-9 

69  2 

69-2 

67 

0 

65  3 

63-8 

651 

66 

9 

1)7  8 

60  2 

58-9 

58-3 

58  1 

.58-2 

581 

57 -9 

56 

1 

53-9 

52  0 

50-8 

62 

3 

filO 

611 

61  n 

57-2 

56-7 

55  C 

53  2 

.53-3 

53 

0 

52-7 

527 

52-2 

53 

9 

02-2 

61  2 

010 

60  3 

560 

548 

.53-5 

51  3 

51 

1 

511 

50  9 

50  1 

55 

2 

.55-8 

55  i 

56  8 

560 

.55  0 

52-8 

50  8 

490 

48 

0 

48- 1 

48-9 

480 

50 

3 

Bl  2 

01   6 

60-6 

59-7 

58  1 

54-8 

51  1 

500 

48 

1 

48  2 

48-4 

48  0 

51 

8 

fiOO 

57 -8 

.58-6 

580 

580 

57  1 

57-2 

.56-9 

56 

8 

.56-7 

56  1 

55-4 

53 

2 

57  7 

55  5 

.55  1 

54  2 

1         .53-5 

52-9 

51  9 

51  0 

49 

2 

48-0 

47  3 

47  9 

i         54 

■9 

5K  0 

.57  2 

57  1 

56  2 

53-9 

.52-2 

51  2 

.50  0 

48 

9 

48  2 

47  1 

45  1 

49  9 

66-5 

66  2 

66-2 

65  4 

;      641 

1 

62-4 

60  2 

58-7 

57-6 

56-5 

65-5 

54  9 

59  39 

•J3476— 16| 


244 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


Absteact  of  the  Temperature  at  Toronto  Observatory,  for  each 


Day. 


1  a.  in. 


3  a.m. 


4  a.m. 


Hour  Ending 


6  a.m. 


7  a.m. 


8  a.m. 


9  a.m. 


10  a.m. 


IX  a.m. 


1  

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

-14 

15..    .    ., 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20  

21 

22 

23 

24.    

25 

26 

27 

28, 

29 

30 

31 

Mean. 


44 
40 
48 
52 
46 
49 
47 
48 
48 
57 
60 
50 
34 
36 
39 
39 
38 
36 
36 
32 
40 
51 
38 
37 
29 
42 
48 
34 
28 
25 
38 


48  8 


56 
58 
49 
34 

34 
38 
39 
38 
37 
37 
30 
42 
50 
38 
37 
28 
42 
47 
33 
29 
25 
37 


43 
46 
49 
51 
44 
44 
46 
47 
48 
64 
.59 
48 
34 
33 
37 
39 
38 
38 
37 
30 
43 
49 
37 
36 
38 
43 
4G 
33 
28 
24 
41 


42 
46 
49 
51 
44 
43 
45 
46 
47 
54 
58 


47  0 


42 
46 
49 
50 
44 
42 
44 
46 
48 
54 
56 
45 
33 
33 
34 
38 
37 
3' 
34 
29  7 


41 
47 
49 
49 
44 
42 
43 
45 
50 
54 
57 
44 
33 
33 
32 
38 
36 
38 
33 
29 
44 
49 
33 
34 
27 
43 
43 
33 
25 
26 
43 


42 
48 
49 
50 
45 
44 
44 
45 
.50 
54 
60 
44 
34 
34 
33 
36 
35 
39 
33 
30 
44 
49 
34 
34 
27 
43 
41 
32 
27 
28 
39 


46 
49 
.50 
52 
52 
52 
51 
50 
54 
57 


59  7 


421 


41  7 


41-4 


40-8 


40-6 


40  3 


40-5 


42 
35 
36 
36 
39 
39 
40 
36 
32 
43 
49 
36 
34 
31 
45 
42 
34 
29 
30 
40 

42-9 


39  0 


S9 
44 
48 
40 
35 
34 
47 
46 
36 
30 
31 
46 


53 
5R 
53 
60 
62 
62 
62 
65 
65 
67 
56 
44 
36 
43 
34 
43 
46 
40 
40 
41 
45 
48 
42 
36 
39 
50 
49 
37 
33 
32 
52 


53 
59 
54 
64 
63 
64 
67 
66 
68 
68 
58 
44 
39 
43 
46 
46 
48 
39 
43 
43 
46 
50 
42 
36 
42 
52 
47 
39 
36 
34 
57 


46  3 


48-8 


60  4 


METKOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


245 


Hour,  during  the  Month  of  October,  1 909. 


Hour  Ending 

Mean. 

1  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Mid- 
night. 

o 

o 

= 

o 

o 

o 

o 

0 

0 

. 

0 

0 

53 

9 

53 

0 

52 

2 

51 

9 

50  8 

50 

0 

49 

0 

48-8 

48 

0 

46  1 

45 

0 

45-2 

47 

9 

59 

9 

58 

0 

57 

0 

5(j 

1 

55  0 

53 

8 

52 

8 

51  1 

50 

4 

50 

0 

47 

9 

48  0 

51 

9 

5C 

1 

56 

1 

56 

8 

56 

1 

55-8 

51 

2 

53 

8 

53  3 

53 

1 

52 

9 

52 

6 

52 

1 

52 

6 

58 

8 

58 

0 

58 

6 

37 

9 

56  9 

55 

8 

55 

0 

54  9 

53 

0 

49 

4 

48 

0 

47 

0 

54 

2 

62 

7 

61 

3 

60 

6 

59 

6 

56  8 

54 

0 

51 

2 

490 

48 

0 

46 

8 

46 

8 

49 

9 

52 

t 

U7 

i 

G6 

0 

65 

0 

64 

0 

62-8 

58 

0 

54 

9 

530 

51  0 

50 

8 

49 

9 

48 

2 

,   54 

5 

60 

0 

66 

0 

66 

9 

6fl 

0 

65-9 

.39 

i 

56 

1 

560 

51 

9 

52 

2 

50 

8 

49 

2 

55 

5 

68 

O 

68 

8 

68 

2 

67 

8 

05-6 

59 

t 

56 

0 

64  6 

51 

9 

50 

6 

49 

1 

48 

2 

j   56 

1 

70 

8 

70 

6 

70 

7 

69 

2 

66  8 

63 

6 

61 

0 

59-9 

59 

1 

59 

2 

59 

0 

58 

8 

.39 

6 

TO 

2 

70 

6 

72 

2 

70 

6 

68  6 

64 

3 

62 

1 

61  0 

63 

7 

61 

9 

63 

0 

62 

0 

62 

5 

36 

8 

56 

8 

55  3 

54 

8 

54  0 

53 

9 

.53 

1 

53  0 

53 

•> 

53 

2 

53 

9 

52 

0 

56 

1 

41 

2 

43 

9 

42 

1 

40 

9 

39  9 

37 

3 

36 

3 

36  0 

35 

0 

35 

1 

35 

1 

34 

X 

41 

9 

4(1 

0 

40 

0 

39 

6 

39 

0 

38  1 

37 

2 

36 

0 

STrO 

36 

7 

37 

9 

37 

9 

37 

9 

36 

6 

41 

1 

41 

9 

44 

5 

46 

2 

46-6 

45 

2 

42 

6 

40-8 

42 

9 

42 

0 

41 

1 

40 

0 

39 

9 

46 

0 

48 

0 

47 

0 

46 

5 

45  9 

44 

6 

43 

9 

42  "2 

41 

0 

40 

0 

39 

9 

39 

8 

41 

4 

48 

4 

48 

1 

46 

8 

46 

1 

43 

0 

42 

( 

42 

1 

41  0 

41 

2 

40 

1 

40 

0 

30 

3 

41 

9 

46 

9 

45 

0 

47 

0 

46 

9 

45 

1 

44 

8 

44 

0 

43  6 

42 

7 

41 

5 

38 

2 

:!6 

8 

42 

1 

40 

0 

41 

0 

41 

9 

43 

1.1 

411 

0 

;« 

4 

36 

0 

35  0 

35 

2 

34 

7 

3h 

8 

36 

9 

38 

5 

43 

8 

43 

(_ 

44 

3 

44 

0 

43 

1 

41 

9 

41 

1 

38  3 

3(1 

0 

34 

2 

33 

0 

33 

2 

38 

6 

43 

1 

43 

1 

42 

6 

42 

3 

42 

0 

39 

2 

37 

9 

36-3 

36 

1 

35 

0 

35 

8 

39 

0 

36 

9 

55 

2 

55 

8 

.56 

7 

55 

2 

53 

0 

53 

t 

53 

4 

53  9 

53  1 

53 

2 

ai 

0 

52 

5 

49 

1 

48 

7 

48 

0 

49 

1 

47 

1 

46 

4 

45 

8 

44 

2 

49-2 

40 

8 

39 

9 

38 

9 

.39 

0 

1   46 

9 

43 

0 

42 

9 

42 

9 

42 

6 

42 

1 

41 

8 

41 

2 

40  0 

39 

0 

38 

4 

38 

0 

37 

9 

39 

4 

38 

9 

38 

» 

39 

8 

39 

9 

38 

9 

.35 

0 

34 

1 

33  1 

32 

9 

31 

7 

31 

0 

.30 

0 

35 

6 

43 

2 

43 

0 

42 

4 

42 

1 

42 

0 

42 

2 

42 

3 

42-2 

41 

8 

41 

2 

41 

0 

41 

3 

37 

1 

53 

1 

54 

9 

54 

0 

53 

0 

51 

6 

51 

2 

51 

1 

51  2 

50 

8 

50 

2 

49 

0 

49 

5 

48 

7 

45 

9 

45 

6 

46 

3 

44 

3 

43 

0 

42 

0 

4(1 

9 

39-8 

38 

3 

37 

8 

36  9 

35 

2 

43 

5 

40 

3 

40 

6 

.39 

2 

38 

0 

36 

8 

34 

6 

33 

1 

32  0 

31 

0 

31 

0 

30  8 

29 

5 

34 

9 

38 

0 

38 

1 

38 

0 

38 

0 

36 

0 

33 

2 

31 

8 

31  0 

30 

9 

.30 

6 

28  0 

26 

6 

31 

7 

37 

3 

39 

1 

41 

9 

41 

0 

41 

0 

41 

2 

39 

8 

36o 

35 

2 

35 

2 

35  9 

36 

0 

33 

4 

62 

4 

63 

0 

60 

8 

60 

2 

58 

8 

55 

6 

53 

3 

500 

48 

2 

47 

2 

480 

46 

9 

49 

7 

51  3 

51-3 

51-3 

50 

6 

49  5 

47 

6 

46  1 

44  9 

44  3 

43  6 

430 

42-7 

45 

54 

246 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

Abstract  of  the  Temperature  at  Toronto  Observatory,  for  each 


Hour  Ending 

Day. 

1  a.m. 

2  a.m. 

3  a.m. 

4  a.m. 

5  a.m. 

6  a.m. 

7  a.m. 

8  a.m. 

9  a.m. 

10  a.m. 

11  a.m. 

Noon. 

1 

° 

' 

o 

0 

o 

o 

o 

o 

0 

o 

o 

1 ! 

44 

3 

43-2 

42 

4 

41-9 

41 

0 

39 

8 

39-2 

39'0 

43 

0 

50  0 

59 

3 

59-2 

2 

55 

1 

55  0 

52 

4 

51  1 

50 

8 

49 

1 

501 

50-7 

51 

1 

52  6 

52 

4 

52-4 

3 

47 

1 

4G-8 

40 

3 

46  0 

45 

" 

44 

i 

43  9 

43-8 

43 

( 

44  0 

47 

0 

488 

4 

41 

1 

38  8 

30 

8 

36-9 

38 

1 

38 

2 

391 

400 

41 

1 

42  3 

43 

1 

44  2 

5  

37 

2 

370 

36 

1 

36  1 

35 

2 

33 

2 

.31-4 

32-4 

37 

2 

39-8 

42 

9 

46-11 

(; 

33 

1 

30-9 

29 

2 

30  2 

30 

8 

31 

2 

37 -9 

36-7 

42 

U 

45-7 

48 

0 

49-1 

7 

30 

1 

31-3 

30 

2 

30  6 

31 

3 

32 

3 

35- 1 

36  6 

40 

0 

41-9 

43 

9 

45-3 

s  

47 

8 

47-7 

47 

0 

47-5 

48 

5 

.50 

0 

50  5 

510 

52 

0 

53  0 

52 

6 

31-9 

il , . . 

33 

4 

331 

32 

8 

32  8 

32 

3 

32 

4 

32  9 

33-8 

34 

2 

25  0 

37 

7 

39-8 

10 

32 

3 

33  7 

36 

2 

37-3 

.37 

1 

37 

9 

39-5 

40-6 

42 

4 

43-9 

44 

7 

45-1 

11 

45 

0 

44  9 

43 

8 

42-8 

42 

0 

42 

1 

43  2 

45  1 

52 

0 

.54  ■  7 

58 

7 

GO  2 

12 

54 

9 

53-8 

53  1 

52  6 

52 

1 

53 

1 

53  1 

53  0 

54 

0 

578 

59 

7 

57  2 

13 

42 

9 

43  7 

44  6 

44  7 

43 

8 

43  1 

42  6 

43  1 

46 

5 

48-3 

47 

8 

47  0 

14 

»7 

1 

46  7 

45-8 

45  0 

44 

2 

44 

0 

44  6 

44-8 

45 

0 

45-7 

47 

5 

518 

15 

53 

0 

.53-6 

.53  1 

53  0 

53 

0 

53 

II 

58  () 

52  5 

52 

5 

52-9 

54 

8 

53  0 

l(> 

32 

1 

30  4 

29  9 

30-2 

31 

8 

31 

9 

32  ■  2 

32-3 

33 

5 

37-2 

37 

1 

36  7 

17 

51 

2 

500 

44 

3 

41-8 

40 

3 

38 

9 

38-4 

38-4 

38 

3 

38-2 

38 

6 

381 

IS 

27 

6 

27-7 

26 

5 

26  2 

25 

9 

25 

2 

24-3 

23  6 

23 

I 

24-8 

28 

1 

30  5 

I'.l 

30 

4 

29  9 

30 

0 

30-5 

30 

8 

31 

5 

32  3 

32  8 

34 

3 

34-9 

36 

1 

36  4 

20 

42 

0 

42-5 

43 

1 

433 

43 

3 

43 

9 

44-2 

44-3 

45 

3 

481 

48 

2 

50-5 

21 

49 

1 

49  2 

49 

2 

491 

49 

2 

49 

6 

60-3 

50  3 

52 

6 

53  0 

49 

1 

48-2 

22 

3fc 

2 

35  3 

35 

2 

35  0 

34 

5 

34 

5 

34  5 

34-6 

34 

2 

34  1 

33 

5 

34-5 

23 

26 

1 

24  9 

24 

1 

23  2 

22 

2 

22 

0 

210 

20-3 

21 

5 

21  4 

22 

8 

25-2 

24 

18 

3 

17-7 

16 

9 

150 

14 

9 

14 

3 

14-3 

15  5 

18 

3 

21-2 

25 

3 

26  3 

25 

17 

3 

17-3 

17 

3 

16  6 

16 

1 

16 

0 

16  2 

17  2 

20 

5 

26-6 

28 

3 

30  8 

2H 

31 

1 

32  3 

34 

S 

36  9 

37 

3 

37 

3 

37  1 

36-9 

37 

1 

38-2 

38 

6 

39-3 

27 

36 

2 

30  0 

35 

1 

34  7 

35 

0 

33 

8 

32  6 

33  3 

38 

1 

40  3 

42 

8 

44  3 

28 

.35 

0 

38  6 

38 

1 

38-3 

37 

5 

36 

2 

35-2 

37  3 

.J2 

1 

45  5 

50 

3 

.52-6 

29 

34 

4 

33-7 

33 

0 

32  3 

31 

5 

30 

7 

29 -"7 

29  4 

30 

4 

32-8 

39 

5 

40-G 

30 

33 

5 

33-5 

32 

3 

32  G 

32 

7 

32 

5 

33-4 

33  9 

34 

3 

35-4 

37 

3 

40-6 

Mean. . . 

381 

38  0 

37-3 

37-2 

37  0 

367 

37  1 

37-4 

39 

4 

41  3 

43 

2 

44  2 

METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


247 


Hour,  during  the  Month  of  November,  1909. 


Hour  Ending 

Mean. 

1  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p  m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

! 

11  p.m. 

Mid- 
night. 

■> 

■> 

■> 

o 

o 

o 

o 

» 

o 

o 

o 

o 

.58 

8 

57 

4 

58 

1 
0 

58-2 

56  2 

55 

2 

54  8 

54 

6 

550 

55-8 

54  9 

54-9 

507 

52 

3 

52 

4 

51 

8 

511 

49-4 

49 

3 

49 

1 

49 

0 

48  1 

48-1 

48  0 

47-8 

50-8 

48 

4 

49 

0 

49 

3 

50  1 

48-8 

47 

3 

46 

5 

45 

4 

44  9 

44-3 

44  2 

44  2 

46-3 

■id 

1 

46 

0 

44 

0 

42  2 

41  0 

40 

'■> 

40 

6 

40 

0 

391 

39  0 

37-8 

37-4 

40-6 

4G 

9 

48 

2 

47 

3 

46  0 

44  1 

40 

8 

39 

0 

38 

J 

36  2 

34-2 

35  1 

34  5 

390 

50 

0 

51 

5 

51 

1 

48-1 

44-2 

40 

0 

36 

9 

34 

3 

34  8 

34  0 

32  0 

31  9 

38  9 

47 

8 

47 

2 

47 

U 

46  7 

47  0 

47 

1 

47 

2 

47 

2 

47  0 

47- 1 

471 

475 

41  4 

51 

8 

51 

7 

50 

1 

47-9 

45-8 

43 

1 

40 

3 

38 

6 

38  1 

.S7  0 

35  6 

34-4 

46-4 

39 

7 

40 

0 

40 

3 

39-8 

391 

38 

9 

39 

0 

39 

3 

39  8 

36-3 

.34-0 

33  G 

36-2 

45 

8 

47 

1 

47 

1 

470 

47-8 

47 

9 

48 

2 

48 

8 

48  2 

47  3 

45  1 

45  1 

43  2 

G'J 

2 

02 

1 

(!3 

0 

61   1 

59  8 

59 

2 

•57 

4 

56 

G 

55  1 

54-8 

.55  2 

54  4 

53  2 

50 

9 

58 

1 

57 

I 

.51  3 

52  2 

50 

1 

46 

3 

45 

1 

44  2 

43  2 

42-8 

42  7 

5r9 

4(; 

7 

4G 

0 

4G 

6 

465 

46  3 

46 

1 

46 

6 

47 

1 

47  7 

48  0 

481 

480 

45  9 

58 

3 

58 

4 

57 

0 

551 

52  0 

50 

4 

49 

0 

48 

4 

48-5 

481 

49  8 

.50  8 

49  8 

.^2 

4 

50 

1 

47 

4 

44  0 

41-2 

40 

0 

37 

9 

36 

1 

34  2 

32  9 

32  2 

320 

466 

W 

4 

37 

4 

37 

5 

378 

38  5 

40 

3 

41 

5 

42  1 

43  5 

44  4 

47-7 

495 

37  2 

as 

1 

37 

7 

37 

3 

35  6 

35  3 

34  5 

32 

3 

30  6 

29  2 

28  4 

2S  3 

28  0 

37  2 

31 

3 

32 

2 

32 

6 

31  5 

30-1 

30  3 

30 

3 

30  2 

313 

.31  4 

31  5 

31-5 

28-7 

30 

9 

37  1 

38 

5 

38-8 

X>  3 

40  3 

40 

J 

40  8 

40-8 

40  9 

41  3 

41-7 

36- 1 

51 

3 

51 

3 

56 

8 

.50-2 

50-2 

.50-3 

50 

5 

50  2 

48 -^ 

48  7 

47-3 

47  2 

47  6 

47 

4 

47 

3 

40 

7 

45 -3 

43-3 

41  3 

38 

3 

36  4 

35  2 

30  3 

360 

.35  3 

45-3 

34 

3 

34 

3 

34 

•7 

34  2 

34  2 

34  3 

34 

O 

34  0 

.33  4 

33  5 

31  3 

28-4 

34  0 

20 

3 

27 

5 

28 

1 

26  1 

23-8 

219 

21 

0 

20-5 

20  2 

19  6 

19  3 

18-9 

22-8 

29 

3 

30 

5 

29 

5 

27 '2 

24  3 

23  3 

22 

4 

22-3 

211 

20- 1 

190 

18-3 

21  1 

33 

3 

35 

3 

35 

5 

.34  9 

34  1 

36  6 

31 

4 

30-4 

29  5 

29  0 

30  3 

30  4 

26  2 

39 

2 

39 

0 

38 

5 

38-3 

37  3 

370 

35 

1 

.34  4 

33  2 

33  0 

33  3 

35  2 

36  7 

45 

2 

45 

4 

47 

1 

44-3 

42-2 

40  5 

38 

6 

38-8 

37-8 

370 

3fi  2 

35-5 

38-8 

.50 

0 

57 

5 

54 

3 

51-9 

47  4 

45-6 

44 

6 

43  7 

41  1 

390 

3G  3 

35  0 

43  3 

41 

3 

42 

2 

42 

1 

40-6 

37-3 

36  0 

35 

3 

o5-2 

35  2 

34  0 

32  5 

32  4 

351 

41 

5 

41 

0 

40 

9 

40  0 

.37-9 

360 

33 

7 

32  2 

34  1 

35  5 

35  3 

33-2 

.35 -5 

45  1 

45-4 

45 

•2 

43-9 

42-3 

41  4 

40-3 

39  7 

39-2 

88-7 

38-2 

38-0 

4018 

248 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

Abstract  of  the  Temperature  at  Toronto  Observatory,  for  each 


Hour  Ending 

- 

Day. 

1  a.m. 

2a.m. 

3  a. 111. 

4  a.m. 

5  a.  m. 

6  a.m. 

7  a.m. 

8  a.m. 

9  a.m. 

10  a.m. 

11  a.m. 

Noon. 

0 

a 

o 

» 

o 

= 

0 

0 

= 

0 

0 

0 

1 

32  3 
32-2 

30-4 
30-4 

29  5 
30-7 

29-0 
30-9 

30-5 
30-5 

30  3 
.30-3 

30-3 
29-9 

30  2 
29-9 

33-3 
32-2 

38-2 
33  3 

40-1 
35  4 

41-4 

2 

36  4 

3  

30-3 

30  3 

30-3 

30-4 

30  S 

31  0 

311 

31-2 

31-8 

32-6 

33-6 

34  0 

4 

33  0 

33-2 

33-2 

32-9 

32-3 

32-3 

32-3 

32  5 

32-5 

32-6 

•    32-7 

333 

r, 

35-2 

3.5-3 

35-3 

35-4 

34  3 

33  0 

32  4 

32-2 

29  2 

37-2 

38-5 

39  2 

(i 

40-3 

30  1 

35-3 

.35-0 

33-5' 

31-6 

30  0 

29  5 

33-9 

29  2 

30-4 

.30-5 

7 

28- 1 

27  5 

27-4 

27-5 

27-5 

27-5 

28-0 

31-4 

34-1 

35-4 

36-8 

34  3 

8 

27-4 

2") -5 

24  1 

23  3 

231 

22  6 

21  2 

20-8 

20  3 

20-3 

20-3 

20-4 

9 

140 

20  II 

13-9 
20- 0 

14-3 
20-2 

14-9 
20  3 

16-3 

20-5 

17  4 
21-0 

19  3 

20-9 

19-5 
20  0 

20-5 
21-2 

22-2 
22-3 

23-2 
25-3 

26 -2 

10 

27-9 

11 

2G-3 

24-3 

23-3 

22  9 

22  1 

21-8 

22  2 

22  3 

22-5 

24-2 

24-2 

24-2 

12 J 

18-2 

19-1 

19-4 

19- 5 

19  3 

IS  9 

18-5 

18-3 

18-2 

18-2 

18-4 

20  3 

13 

29  G 

.30-2 

30 -5 

30  7 

31-2 

31-3 

32-1 

32  3 

33  2 

33-4 

35-2 

35  2 

14 

.S3G 

,32  6 

32-4 

32-2 

.32-1 

32  2 

.32  7 

32-8 

32-9 

33  3 

33-4 

33-3 

ir> 

31  T. 

31-0 

31-3 

?l-2 

30-5 

30  2 

30-1 

29-7 

29-5 

29-6 

30-5 

31  3 

i(i 

27  4 

27-3 

27  3 

27  3 

27 -2 

27-0 

26-9 

27-0 

27  1 

27  2 

28-4 

29  4 

17 

22-4 

'2'2 '  5 

22-4 

22-9 

23  3 

24-2 

25-3 

25  6 

27-8 

29-7 

32-4 

32  4 

18 i 

21-4 

21-4 

20-3 

20-2 

19-3 

18-9 

18-3 

21-5 

22-3 

22-0 

25-2 

27-5 

19 

21-9 

21-3 

21  1 

20  4 

20-2 

19  0 

18  3 

ISl 

18-5 

19-3 

20-4 

20-9 

20 

1.5-9 

15  4 

15  8 

16  3 

16-3 

16-4 

16  7 

16  9 

17-2 

20  0 

211 

23  2 

21 

10  4 

16-0 

16-7 

17  (1 

18  3 

19-0 

19 -2 

19  3 

19-4 

20  3 

20  5 

21-2 

22 

19-4 

19-2 

18-9 

19-2 

19  6 

200 

20-2 

20-4 

21  4 

24-3 

27  1 

25-3 

23 

2S  5 
29-3 

28-9 
29-4 

29  1 
29-5 

28-3 
59-4 

27-1 
31-4 

26-9 
314 

26-5 
,31  3 

26  5 
31  3 

27-3 
31-3 

29  5 
31-3 

31  3 

31  1 

33  3 

24 

30-6 

25 

21  3 

24  3 

24-3 

24  3 

24-3 

25-2 

26-8 

27  4 

27-9 

28  1 

29-2 

29-4 

2fi 

23  3 

23-4 

23-8 

23-7 

23  4 

23  4 

23  8 

240 

24  2 

25  3 

25-4 

25-3 

27 \ 

18  7 

20-0 

20-5 

21-3 

22 -1 

22-2 

•      22-2 

22  1 

21-8 

22  0 

26  3 

25-3 

28  

l.'j-S 

15  3 

141 

14-0 

13-0 

119 

12-0 

12  1 

12-8 

15-0 

17-3 

20-4 

29 

61 

4  0 

11 

0  0 

—  0-7 

—  1-7 

-  3-7 

-  4-4 

-  1-7 

2-5 

3  3 

5-3 

30 

—  0-8 

—  0-8 

-  11 

—  0-9 

—  10 

—  1-5 

0-3 

0-7 

1-5 

7-2 

9-4 

10-2 

31 

131 

13- 1 

13  1 

13  1 

130 

12-6 

12-3 

12-3 

13  0 

14  3 

18-3 

200 

Mean. . . 

23-7 

23  3 

230 

23-0 

22-9 

22-8 

22-8 

2a- 0 

23-8 

25-2 

26-6 

27  3 

METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


249 


Hour,  during  the  Month  of  December,  1909. 


Hour  Ending 

MEdX. 

1  p.m. 

2  p.iri. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

o  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Mid- 
night. 

= 

" 

' 

= 

o 

= 

o 

o 

o 

. 

o 

43  2 

43  2 

42  U 

40  1 

37  2 

36  6 

35  5 

351 

34  0 

33-4 

32  5 

32  3 

350 

38-2 

37-6 

37-2 

3G0 

33-8 

33  4 

33  1 

33  0 

33  1 

.32-9 

328 

321 

331 

3*0 

34-5 

35-2 

35-2 

34-8 

34  4 

34  4 

34  2 

34  0 

33  0 

31  9 

32  1 

32  7 

35-1 

3r.-4 

37-6 

370 

36-2 

.^5  G 

34  2 

33  0 

32-4 

321 

32  4 

33  9 

33-7 

42-2 

43  11 

42-2 

41" 

406 

40-4 

4(1  4 

40-9 

412 

41-5 

41-9 

42  4 

38.3 

.32  3 

32G 

32  G 

33  1 

32  5 

3r7 

30  G 

30  1 

29  2 

28-5 

28-2 

27-4 

31G 

33  4 

33  5 

.34  5 

40- 1 

39  2 

380 

35  1 

34  3 

341 

33  2 

31-5 

30-3 

32  G 

1 

20-5 

21  1 

20-6 

19  2 

17-3 

16  9 

15  3 

14  5 

13-1 

13  0 

13-4 

13  6 

'       19-5 

25  3 

25-5 

25  4 

25- 1 

22  1 

21  6 

20-9 

20-3 

20-2 

201 

20  1 

20  2 

20-4 

._)(,.  2 

291; 

28-2 

27  3 

26  0 

24  8 

24  5 

24  8 

25  6 

25-9 

26-3 

26-4 

24-1 

25  .") 

25-4 

23  3 

22 '2 

218 

21-5 

20  3 

20  0 

19  0 

18-3 

181 

17-9 

22-2 

24  3 

25 -5 

25-5 

25  4 

26-3 

26  9 

27-5 

27-7 

27-8 

28-3 

29-2 

29-3 

22 '9 

35-5 

35  7 

3G1 

3G  1 

36-5 

37  1 

37  3 

37-5 

38  0 

380 

38-2 

38  2 

34-5 

.33-3 

33  7 

33G 

33-2 

32  G 

32-3 

32  1 

31-5 

315 

31  5 

31-5 

.31-5 

32  G 

.32-5 

32  4 

32-2 

31  2 

30  5 

30-2 

29  G 

29  3 

29  0 

28-3 

28  1 

277 

30-3 

32-3 

31-3 

.30  3 

30- 1 

27-3 

25-4 

23  7 

22  G 

21   1 

204 

21  3 

21-8 

2G-5 

30-8 

30-9 

24-7 

242 

23-5 

21-6 

210 

21  0 

21-2 

21-3 

21-3 

21-4 

24-7 

30-4 

30-4 

29-2 

2G  5 

25-2 

24  2 

23  2 

23  2 

23-4 

22  0 

21  6 

21-5 

i       233 

23  0 

_  23  3 

22  2 

20-8 

18-9 

17-5 

16  0 

15-4 

154 

16  2 

IG  3 

16-4 

192 

23  3 

24  0 

23  (i 

23  0 

22-1 

20  3 

III  ! 

18-2 

18-2 

18-2 

17  0 

lG-3 

IS -9 

21  7 

21  C 

214 

21  2 

20-6 

20-3 

20  2 

201 

19  9 

19-6 

19-5 

19-5 

19  G 

25-3 

25-4 

26-1 

2G  2 

25-3 

24  4 

24  5 

25-4 

26  2 

27-2 

28-2 

28-3 

23G 

33  i; 

34-3 

34  4 

34  3 

3:m 

32  4 

32  1 

31  5 

31  0 

.30-5 

301 

29-5 

30  4 

2H  (i 

29-4 

29  2 

29  1 

2S1 

27-3 

26  1 

25-3 

24-5 

24  3 

24  3 

24-3 

28-7 

30-2 

30  3 

30  4 

29  (i 

28-8 

28-2 

27  1 

260 

25  3 

25  2 

23  6 

23  3 

2G-9 

25-5 

25-3 

24-7 

23  0 

21  3 

20-5 

19-4 

17  2 

15-3 

15  3 

16  3 

180 

22  1 

26-5 

27  0 

26-8 

26  0 

24-2 

23-9 

22-2 

21-4 

19-6 

181 

17  3 

172 

22  3 

22  4 

21-3 

22  0 

19-8 

190 

180 

17-2 

15-4 

13  3 

12-9 

11  3 

8-3 

15  G 

5  M 

li  2 

fi-2 

51 

41 

2-9 

2  0 

19 

0-4 

—  0  2 

—  0  8 

-  1-3 

1-8 

13  1 

13  2 

13-5 

13  3 

121 

12  4 

15-3 

15-3 

15  1 

151 

14-8 

13-7 

7-9 

21-5 

22  1 

22  1 

221 

21-2 

21-5 

23  3 

24-2 

240 

22-5 

23  8 

25-2 

18-4 

28-4 

28  6 

28-2 

27  6 

26  5 

25  9 

25-3 

24 -9 

24-4 

241 

23-9 

23-8 

24-96 

250 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


Thermograph  Ab.stract  at  Montreal,  Quebec,  for  the  Month  of  January,  1909. 
CORRECTED  FOR  INDEX  ERROR. 


Day. 

1 

0 

1 
o 

C5 

'o 

J 

'o 

u 
o 

1 
13 

o 

,   CO 

(-1 

1 
13 

17  o'clock. 

53 

"o 

< 

o 

o 

o 

o 

= 

.  o 

o 

o 

o 

O 

o 

O 

- 

1                         

G-5 

1 
0-3 

2-5 
10 

—  2-5 
4  0 

~  4-5 
70 

--  4-5 
80 

-  20 
140 

-  10 
19-8 

10 
20-4 

10 
20  3 

25 
20-4 

45 
20-5 

50 
250 

0-7 

2 

.13  4 

3 

26-8 

28-0 

28-8 

27  3 

29-3 

29-0 

30-9 

32-8 

33  0 

33-6 

34  0 

33-8 

30-6 

4 

34-7 

36-4 

36  3 

35  4 

.30-7 

36-4 

37-3 

37  0 

.35  5 

35  6 

36-9 

37-0 

36-2 

378 
.34  0 

37-8 
35  o 

390 
35-5 

390 
35-5 

38-7 
35-8 

39  0 

31  0 

41-5 
31  6 

42  0 
22-4 

40  0 
150 

38  0 
11-8 

380 
80 

36-3 
4-0 

38-9 

G 

250 

r. 

-  1-0 

—  4-5 

-  3-4 

—  9-5 

—  4-6 

—  8-3 

—  60 

-  7-8 

-  5-8 

-  7-2 

-  3-8 

-  2-5 

—  21 
2-5 

-    1-8 
2-6 

—  3-0 
1  9 

—  3-3 

0'5 

—  3-5 

15 

-40 
0-5 

-  3-5 

8 

-  2-5 

9 1 

—  0-8 

10 

3  0 

40 

7-5 

10-5 

13-5 

15-1 

13-5 

14  0 

160 

17-5, 

9-6 

10 

ISO 

18-8 

19-8 

21-5 

22  1 

23  6 

24-4 

25-8 

26-5 

27  7 

2811 

27  0 

23  G 

11 

26  9 

270 

28-5 

29-5 

31  2 

31-2 

29  2 

26  3 

24-4 

19-3 

13  3 

8  0 

246 

VI 1 

75 

5-8 

3-9 

36 

30 

2-4 

20 

2-1 

2-9 

2-2 

0-2 

-  0-6 

3  0 

Ki 

00 

—  25 

—  3-5 

—  6-9 

-  4-3 

-  2  5 

—  20 

—  1-4 

-  0-7 

-  0-8 

—  2-5 

—  1-4 

-  2-4 

14 

—  40 

-  3-3 

-  40 

-  3-9 

-  00 

-  50 

lOQ 

12  7 

28-2 

300 

30o 

300 

10-9 

15   

.32-4 

310 

32  2 

29-5 

29-3 

21-7 

15-4 

11  7 

65 

3-3 

0-6 

—  26 

17  6 

IR 

—  60 

-  8-9 

—11-7 

-14-3 

-16-2 

—15-6 

-14-7 

-140 

-14-2 

—15-3 

— 10-6 

-16G 

-13-7 

17 

—15-5 

—14-5 

-13  0 

— 110 

—  7o 

—  4  0 

—  20 

13 

3-3 

50 

4-5 

3  7 

—  4  1 

S-4 

5-8 

1-8 

—  50 

-  6-8 

—  5-5 

-  5  0 

-■4  3 

-  5-5 

-7-3 

-  7-5 

—  S-3 

—  3  3 

HI 

70 

—  9-2 

-8-2 

-  90 

-  7-6 

—  3  9 

^  Oo 

4  1 

0-9 

8-3 

14  0 

17-8 

0  0 

20                       

28-5 
19-5 

28-5 
21  4 

23  9 
22-6 

22  3 
22  6 

22  5 
29-8 

24  9 
32  0 

24  3 
32-8 

25  1 
337 

21-8 
34-3 

21  2 
34-5 

16  5 
34  5 

ISO 
350 

23  1 

21 

29-7 

36  S 

37-8 

36-3 

37-0 

36-3 

37-5 

37  8 

85-2 

33  3 

.31  1 

30-7 

300 

35  0 

a.? 

32  4 

30-7 

28  c 

26  3 

26-5 

23  2 

22-5 

225 

22-5 

34-5 

24  0 

19-5 

25  3 

24 

177 

17  3 

161 

15-6 

14  0 

13  4 

12-8 

12-8 

140 

170 

26  0 

34  0 

17-6 

2o 

33-5 

29-5 

30-5 

28-3 

.34  5 

fe4  5 

34-2 

.31-8 

.31  0 

29-5 

26-5 

21 '5 

30  4 

191 
19-8 

17  3 
14-3 

16  9 
13  5 

15-4 
16  3 

15-4 
20  o 

15  5 
25- 1 

171 
27-0 

18-0 
27  3 

17-8 
27-6 

15  1 
21-3 

16-9 
17-8 

16-4 
19  0 

16-7 

27 

20-8 

28     

19-7 
6-5 

8-5 

21-5 
8-9 
6  2 

19  3 
51 
9  3 

170 

4-8 
11-2 

15-5 

8-4 

13  7 

17-4, 
14  2 
14-9 

16  6 
14-4 

170 

14-7 
14-6 
20-4 

120 
121 
18-2 

9-6 
11-7 
21  3 

9-3 

92 

210 

6-6 

9-3 

19-5 

14-9 

29            

9-9 

30 

151 

31                 

16-4 

15-5 

12-2 

10-5 

9  7 

12-8 

12-9 

10-5 

7-2 

5-5 

1        3-6 

-  10 

9-7 

Means 

14-6 

13-8 

13  3 

12-7 

13-^ 

15- 1 

16-2 

16  2 

15-5 

15-1 

I      14-7 

1 

14-2 

14-60 

METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


251 


Thermograph  Abstract  at  Montreal,  Quebec,  for  the  Month  of  February,  1909. 
CORRECTED  FOR  INDEX  ERROR. 


Day. 

J 
o 

I-l 
o 

g 
« 

1 

'o 

1 

1 

U5 

1 

1 

"o 

O 

"o 

■ 

= 

o 

o 

o 

o 

- 

= 

= 

o 

o 

o 

1   

—  2-8 

-  5  3 

-  88 

-10  0 

-  88 

-  4-7 

—  5-6 

-  3-4 

-  2-6 

—  3 

8 

-  2-6 

—  0 

7 

-  4  9 

o 

30 

2-7 

5-9 
0-2 

7-8 
-  0-7 

8-8 
-33 

0-7 

15  6 
4  0 

17-2 

5-7 

15-6 

8-7 

11-3 
7-9 

7 
6 

2 

8 

5-8 
60 

5 
7 

0 
0 

92 

3 

3  9 

4 

60 
1.5  0 
34  8 

5-8 
151 
36  3 

5-9 
15-2 

390 

7-8 
15-3 

39  3 

12(i 
15-6 
39  1 

16  3 
18-2 
39-4 

18-8 
18-9 
39-4 

21-5 
21  0 
35  2 

20  4 
23-9 
241 

21 
24 
22 

3 
5 

7 

20-3 
26  3 
22-7 

14 

29 
20 

5 
0 
0 

14  3 

19  8 

6 

32  7 

7 

is  5 

16-9 

14-8 

14  2 

16-5 

19-3 

22-4 

22-9 

22  5 

22 

0 

207 

19 

0 

191 

8 

17-3 

-  3  5 

10 

15-8 

— -5-5 

1  1 

16  2 

-  80 

21 

20-9 

—  8-8 

6-3 

23-3 

-  7-3 

11  2 

26  8 

-  4-2 

190 

23-5 

-  15 

15  Q 

17-9 

11 

]'2-2 

13o 

1-3 

12  2 

8 

1 

13 

2 
0 
6 

4  7 

0-8 

21-6 

0 

1 

23 

■5 
5 
0 

15-7 
—  28 

it  .. 

10   

11-5 

n 

20-4 

20-3 

21-2 

20  4 

22  3 

26-5 

26-4 

257 

22  0 

18 

0 

14  0 

U 

0 

20  7 

IL' 

7  5 

75 

7  3 

10-3 

190 

24  8 

280 

29  8 

29-5 

29 

8 

29  6 

29 

9 

21  1 

l.S 

31-7 
9-3 

34  0 

lil 

340 

5-3 

36-7 

2-5 

23  E 
0-5 

lS-4 
7  0 

18-8 
8-5 

18  0 
5-7 

14-8 
■    48 

11 
3 

5 
3 

11  6 
3-2 

11 

4 

n 

2"'l 

u 

5(1 

If) 

4  0 
11-5 

5  3 
91 

7  6 
9-7 

S-3 
7-7 

9  5 
8-8 

10-7 
11-3 

13-4 
12  0 

14-8 
131 

14  1 
12  2 

13 
12 

9 
6 

13-5 
13  1 

13 
12 

2 
8 

10-7 

IG i 

112 

17 

13-3 

145 

4-2 

12-8 

10-3 

3  2 

13-5 
70 
19 

12-8 
3-5 
2-5 

14  3 
50 
6  5 

15-8 

7-2 

30-5 

15  8 

9  6 

34  0 

17  9 

9-8 

35-7 

17  9 

8-5 

30-6 

16 

6 

36 

2 
4 
0 

17-5 

4-7 

35  6 

16 

4 

35 

0 
6 

8 

15  3 

IS 

7(1 

1!) 

21-9 

20 

3G-3 

34-6 

35  0 

34-8 

360 

.35  1 

35  5 

34  7 

311 

28 

5 

26-5 

23 

0 

.32-6 

21 

21-5 

19-5 

180 

17-7 

20-3 

23-5 

24  1 

24-4 

21-9 

20 

2 

21  0 

21 

0 

21  1 

l.S -7 

180 

■     15-6 

16  3 

21  6 

26  5 

310 

30-8 

31  4 

29 

5 

29  1 

29 

7 

24  9 

23 

27-3 

25-3 

22-4 

220 

26  5 

29-5 

38  0 

341 

33  7 

32 

8 

.34  2 

32 

5 

29-4 

24 

:55-6 

34-2 

350 

35  5 

35-7 

.35  6 

36  3 

38-2 

381 

39 

2 

380 

.^5 

6  1 

36-4 

25   ., 

.35  0 

5-4 

31  0 
3  5 

23  5 
21 

12  7 
1-2 

7-9 
5  3 

9  1 
10  0 

11-5 
13  0 

12-2 
14-5 

U-5 
14-6 

9 

14 

5 
5 

8-7 
15-3 

13 

5 
0 

15'0 

i 

9  4 

27 

12-3 

120 

14  5 

14-4 

21-6 

24-8 

26-7 

270 

26-5 

22 

8 

24-9 

20 

3 

20  7 

150  t 

14-Sj 

12-7 

8-3 

5-3 

6  6 

7-7 

7-4 

9-5 

10  8 

10 

0 

9  4 

7 

3 

9-2 

Mean j 

13  8 

131 

12  7 

14-3 

18  0 

19-2 

19-6 

18-4 

17- 1 

170 

16  0 

1617 

^52 


METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES. 

Thermograph  Abstract  at  Montreal,  Quebec,  for  the  Month  of  March,  1909. 
CORRECTED  FOR  INDEX  ERROR. 


10 

11 

12 

13 

II 

15 

IR. 

17 

18. 

Ul 

'JO . 

21 

22. 

23. 

24. 

2b. 

26 

27. 

28. 

29. 

30. 

.31 


Day. 


Mean. 


(;-o 

13-5 
177 
140 
19-8 
10  0 
240 

21  0 
lB-5 
22-2 
.•54  0 
li)S 
200 
2S-0 

22  3 
210 
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29-11 
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231 


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180 

24  0 

1 
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190 

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27-5 

20-8 

22-5 

251 

15-7 

18-9 

26-7 

28-8 

330 

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30-7 

31-5 

330 

31  1 

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23 
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18 
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36 
38 
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20-7 
20-7 
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30  0 
270 
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30  8 
25-5 
29  8 
33-8 
340 
23  6 
29-5 
291 
31-5 
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33  0 
23-5 
32-6 
35  3 
33-8 
35-3 
31-7 
38-9 
41  0 
37  1 

37  1 

38  0 

29-6 


16-4 
19  2 
188 
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28  8 
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227 
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32  1 

33  8 
23  3 
291 
27-8 
290 

30  4 
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22-9 
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34-8 
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371 

31  0 
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30  4 
390 

290 


304 

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22-9 

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34-8 

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371 

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37-9 

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15-4 
15-7 
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198 
140 
280 
25-5 
200 
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34-2 
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261 
28-6 
30-2 
202 
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29-8 
302 
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314 
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27-1 
26-5 
188 
22  5 
34  1 
23-4 
26  0 
29  1 
29  8 
18  3 
29  6 
21-7 
23-8 
29-2 
29- 1 
22  3 
33  9 
295 
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37-7 
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36  3 
33  7 
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26-8 


14 
17 
14 
20 
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25 
18 
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28 
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260 


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279 
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207 
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34-6 

34  1 

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25-78 


METEOROLORICAL    TABLES. 


253 


Thermograph  Abstract  at  Montreal,  Quebe.e,  for  the  Mouth  of  April,  1909. 
CORRECTED  EOR  INDEX  ERROR. 


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340 

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32 

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38  9 

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36  5 

39 

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49 

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31 

6 
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31 

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5 

33 
34 

8 
0 

38 
34 

6 
6 

33  5 
350 

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30 

6 
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39 
30 

3 

8 

37  4 

30-4 

33 
29 

9 

8 

31 
30 

0 
2 

32  0 
310 

36 
31 

8 

25 

6 

26  

28 
30 

6 
2 

27 
30 

9 
7 

26 
29 

6 
9 

28 
33 

8 
8 

33 
41 

1 
4 

36  1 
49  0 

37 
51 

9 
9 

38 
51 

6 
3 

40  8 
50  6 

38 
50 

6 
3 

34 

50 

2 

2 

32  0 
44-5 

33 
42 

6 

27 

8 

28 

45 
27 
34 

3 

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42 
25 
31 

0 
5 

34 
24 
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30 
29 

8 
8 
6 

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35  0 

36  6 
32  7 

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33  7 

33 
37 
34 

0 
6 

30 
37 
35 

4 
7 
3 

300 
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35 
33 
32 

9 

29  

28  9 
31-5 

0 

30 

9 

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35  9 

34-7 

33  5 

34-4 

371 

39  7 

41  5 

41-7 

41  6 

39  5 

38 

9 

37  91 

254 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


Thermograph  Abstract  at  Montreal,  Quebec,  for  the  Moreth  of  May,  1909. 
CORRECTED  FOR  INDEX  ERROR 


10   . 

11. 

12 

13. 

H., 

15. 

Ki. 

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18. 

19. 

20. 

21. 

22 

23 

24. 

25. 

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27. 

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30. 

31. 


Day. 


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35  1 

37-5 
34  0 
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38-3 
44  3 
44-5 
43  7 

51  0 
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48-7 
52-3 
54  4 
49 -2 

53- e 

520 
49  3 
488 
47  0 
54  0 
52 -5 
51-7 
58-5 
451 

52  3 
56 


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35-4 
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350 
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371 
44-5 
43  0 
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470 
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51  3 
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46-3 
51-2 
51-2 
49  3 
51-8 
430 
51-9 
52-4 
57-9 
54-2 
48-7 
55-5 

47-5 


36  3 
38-5 
36-7 
41-3 
40  8 
45  0 
418 
44-1 
54  4 
59  5 
41-6 
49  0 
53-2 
56  0 
470 

51  0 
511 
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51-6 
51-8 
53  0 
56-6 
488 
570 
58-3 
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51  8 
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51-3 
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52  0 
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52-8 
503 
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56  0 

57  0 
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71  4 
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55  5 
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62 

63 

61 

64 

72 

59  8 

68-8 

72-7 

57-8 

66  5 

65  3 

70-2 

58-6 


41-0 
44-3 
500 
49-4 
575 
57-3 
460 

59  0 
65  1 

50  0 
47-5 

60  3 
62-6 
72-8 
60-8 

51  9 
53  4 
55  1 
59 -5 
62  8 
64-6 
587 
65-2 
69  0 
59-2 
70-3 
72  9 
59  6 
68-5 
678 
71-8 

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428 
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44-8 
49 -2 
57- 2 
57  0 
45-8 
600 
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614 
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68 
61 
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71 
61 
68 
68 
70 


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38-8 

36-2 

4?  0 

45-5 

55  0 

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45-4 

58  1 

63  4 

47  0 

50 -9 

58- 4 

60  6 

66  2 

597 

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49  9 

55-8 

68-2 

58-4 

61-7 

55-2 

62-7 

62-2 

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65-8 

661 

60  9 

61  1 
63-6 
667 

56-5 


37-8  1 

370 

34-4 

36.2 

41-8 

40-5 

40-8 

397 

57-5 

490 

48  1 

45  3 

44-8 

44-5 

560 

540 

61-5 

610 

46-4 

45-9 

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49  1 

54-4 

53  7 

580 

56-4 

560 

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56  0 

53  0 

530 

49-7 

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50-9 

52  0 

490 

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56 

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550 

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53 

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58 

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61 

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61 

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570 

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METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


255 


Ther.mograph  Abstract  at  Montreal,  Quebec,  for  the  Month  uf  June,  1909. 
CORRECTED  FOR  INDEX  ERROR. 


Day. 

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3  o'clock 

5  o'clock. 

7  o'clock. 

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11  o'clock. 

2 

17  o'clock. 

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54 

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50 

2 

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61 

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65 

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70 

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2 

53 

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57 

0 

69 

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68 

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69 

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56 

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53 

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0 
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67 

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65  32 

256 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


Thermookaph  Abstract  at  Montreal,  Quebec,  for  the  Montli  of  July,  1901). 
CORRECTED  FOR  INDEX  ERROR 


S 

1(1   .. 

11.... 

12... 


l.'i. 


14. 
15. 

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17. 
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65-7 
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540 

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54-4 

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53-6 

52-3 

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72-8 

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62-3 

61-8 

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54-9 

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65-3 

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METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


257 


Thermograph  Abstract  at  Montreal,  Quebec,  for  the  Month  of  August,  1909. 
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58 
57 

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5 
9 

58 
59 

6 

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63  3 
71-3 

67 
74 

4 

7 

70 

76 

4 
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8 

71 

75 

2 
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670 
69-5 

64 

60 
66 

5 
2 

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67 

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66  5 

3 

29 

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0 

66 

6 

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66 

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67 

5 

67 

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60 

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57-8 

560 

53 

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63 

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51-5 

48 

47 

8 

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51-2 

49 

53 

4 

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258 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


Thermograph  Abstract  at  Montreal,  Quebec,  for  the  Month  of  September,  1909 
CORRECTED  FOR  INDEX  ERROR. 


Day. 

1  o'clock. 

'v. 

o 

'o 

"o 

8 

03 

1-4 

13  o'clock. 

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13 

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0 

0 

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1 

58 

4 

55 

8 

55-3 

570 

63 

5 

65-4 

07  0 

61 

2 

56 

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55 

3 

52 

0 

50 

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58 

1 

2 

49 

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48 

9 

48-5 

50  3 

53 

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02 

2 

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8 

61 

5 

59 

5 

58 

2 

56 

4 

3 

56 

3 

56 

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561 

57-6 

63 

6 

677 

704 

70 

5 

69 

9 

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63 

9 

57 

6 

62 

8 

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57 

6 

57 

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64 

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8 
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57 

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50 

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45 

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69 

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58 

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58 

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58 

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11 

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600 

60 

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59 

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9 
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57 

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61 

58 

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54 
52 

6 
9 

53 
49 

2 
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50 
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55 

51 

1 

26 

48 

2 

8 

27 

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50 

53 

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53 

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52 

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50 

9 

51 

4 

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49 

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58-4 

50-7 

51-8 

57-65 

METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

Thermograph  Abstract  at  Montreal,  Quebec,  for  the  Month  of  October,  1909. 
CORRECTED  FOR  INDEX  ERROR. 


259 


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1 
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38 

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6 

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4 
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36 

8 
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32 
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260 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


Thkrmograph  Abstract  at  Montreal,  Quebec,  for  the  Month  of  November,  1909. 
CORRECTED  FOR  INDEX  ERROR. 


Day. 

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1-< 

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1 

M 

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32 

8 

32 

9 

31 

5 

32 

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38 

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7 

42-9 

40 

9 

38 

8 

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36 

7 

36  6 

2 

35 

9 

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8 

37 

5 

38 

1 

41-5 

46 

2 

46 

0 

48-8 

46 

6 

50 

1 

50  7 

51 

2 

44  0 

3  

51 

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48 

1 

48 

4 

48 

4 

49-4 

48 

9 

50 

4 

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45 

8 

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43 

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5 

36 

6 

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30 

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37 

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32 

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28 

5 

20 

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6 

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38 

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8 

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33 

8 

32 

2 

31 

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10 

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9 

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33  2 

37 

39 

9 

41 

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41 

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40 

8 

40 

1 

39 

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11 

40 

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41 

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51 

8 

52 

8 

50 

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48 

5 

47 

6 

47 

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45 

9 

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38 

3 

37 

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36 

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42 

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8 

19 
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7 
8 
7 

20 
31 
34 

6 
4 
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20  1 

298 

20 
30 
30 

6 
3 
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19 

29 
28 

3 
6 
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31 

1 

29 

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28 

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31 

0 

31 

8 

32 

8 

33 

2 

33  9 

30 

2 

37 

8 

40 

3 

37 

1 

43 

2 

41 

8 

36 

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29 

35 

8 

32 

0 

28 

8 

26 

3 

27  5 

29 

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30  9 

31 

0 

29 

8 

28 

4 

24 

0 

21 

8 

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30 

21 

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20 

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38-7 

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37  9 

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35-91 

METEOEOLOGICAL    TABLES. 


261 


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22  5 

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26-5 
29  5 
31  9 

23  7 

22  2 
27  8 
30  8 

22  5 

23  7 

221 

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27 
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33 

28 

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5 
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23 
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29 

29 

6 
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29 
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7 
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31 
31 
32 
35 

9 
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4 

1 
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29 
32 
34 
33 
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29 
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32 

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5 
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28 
30 
31 

28 
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27 
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34 
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8 
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30 

31 

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5 
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5 

31  2 

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7 

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6 

31-9 

31 

5 

31 

7 

32 

0 

34 

0 

34 

2 

34 

2 

34 

0 

31 

2 

32 

7 

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5 
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20 
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5 
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32 
21 

19 

1 
0 
1 

31 
21 
15 

4 
2 
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30 
24 
13 

4 
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2 
1 
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27 
27 
13 

9 
1 
9 

26 
27 
14 

0 
2 

24 
27 
13 

9 
3 
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13 

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22 
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14 

9 
8 
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10  

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11 

15 

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9 

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6 
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16 
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7 
9 
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18 
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7 
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15 
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33 
22 
14 

15 

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25 
18 
14 

0 
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32 
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8 
4 
6 

29 
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26 
20 
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19 

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19 

9 

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6 

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19 

11 

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23  6 

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10 
5 

9 

8 
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24 

11 

7 

8 
7 
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24 

10 

5 

2 
2 

7 

22 
9 
4 

0 
2 
3 

19 
9 

1 

2 
4 

8 

16 
9 
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14 

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1 
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27 

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7 

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2 

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2 

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5 

7 

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4 

9 
9 

1 

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1 

1 

11 

5 
0 

1 

14 

6 
4 

7 
16 

4 
7 

8 
17 

0 
9 

5 

16 

8 
9 

2 
15 

7 
2 

0 
14 

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2-8 

31 

10-7 

20-4 

20-2 

19-8 

19  4 

19  1 

20  0 

21  9 

22-7 

22-6 

217 

210 

20-8 

20  80 

262  METEOKOLOGICAL   TABLES. 

Cbserved  Bi-hourly  Temperature  at  the  Citadel,  Quebec,  for  the  Month  of  January,  1909. 


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1 

2 

3 

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5 

6 

7 

8.     ..    . 

9 

10   ,   ..    . 

11 

12 

13  

14 

15 

16 

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18 

19 

20 

21   

22 

23 

24 

2.'5 

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31 

Mean. 


2  a.m. 


4  a.m. 


21  0 


-10 
-13 

5 
-15 
14 
15 
32 
22 
13 
1 

18 
11 
14 

7 
13 
15 


10  0 


-  2  0 

-  40 
120 
310 
240 
33  0 

-  70 
—120 

30 
210 
25  0 

40 

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00 

230 

—12  0 

— 110 

0  0 

-190 

1(1  0 

18-0 

330 

190 

11  0 
ISO 
170 

12  0 
120 

60 
14-0 
140 


6  a.m. 


-  5 
15 
32 
23 
32 

-  9 
-12 

5 

21 

25 

3 

-10 

0 

25 

-16 

-  7 
3 

-16 
17 
19 
34 
17 
10 
17 
17 

9 
12 

4 
14 
14 


9.fi 


8  a.m. 


9-4 


-  3  0 

-  3  0 

15  0 
330 
240 
390 

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-100 

70 

21  0 

26  0 

2  0 

-10  0 

0  0 

26  0 

-19  0 

-  30 
-20 
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16  0 
20  0 
320 
150 

90 
175 
160 

90 
130 

4  0 
15  0 
14  0 


10  a.m. 


9-6 


-  40 
00 

200 
33  0 
24  0 
33  0 

-  80 

-  70 

10  0 
21  0 
28  0 

20 
-10  0 

3  0 

230 

-16  0 

10 

-  30 
-100 

11  0 
23  0 
330 
110 

3  0 
18-9 
18  0 

12  0 
15  0 

7-9 
130 
180 


Noon. 


10-5 


2  p.m. 


12-6 


0  0 
50 


4  0 


4  p.m. 


11  0 

-12  0 

4  0 

4  0 

-  10 

17  0 

290 

35  0 


14  1 


—  3 
6 

23 
33 
31 
30 

—  4 
3 

15 


6  p.m. 


23  0 


5  0 


-  1 
3 
10 
30 
32 
11 
11 
20 
17 
15 
18 
13 
18 
12 


13-5 


-  3  0 
80 

250 
340 
310 
190 

-  50 
3-9 

16  0 
23  0 
22  7 
5-0 
10 
160 

6  0 
-13  0 

7  0 

-  3  0 
7  0 

15  0 
290 
320 
140 
120 
19  0 
140 
120 
14  0 
130 
180 
70 


12-8 


8  p.m. 


-  30 
6  0 

250 
34  O 
31  0 

no 

-  6  0 
60 

170 
23  0 
170 
50 
10 
18  C 

-  3  0 
-15  0 

70 

-  5  0 
10  0 
140 
300 
29  0 


10  p.m. 


11  8 


—  30 

6  0 
270 
34  0 
330 

5  0 

—  70 
40 

18-0 
24  0 
12  0 
4  0 
2  0 
19  0 

-  3  0 
-15  0 

7  0 

-  80 
110 
14  0 
31  0 
28-0 
130 
140 
190 
120 
17-0 
11  0 

80 

150 

40 

11  5 


Mid- 
night. 


-  3  0 
6-0 

28-0 

290 

33  0 

00 

-  8  0 
20 

180 
240 

7  0 

-  10 
0  0 

20  0 

-  5  0 
-16  0 

8  0 
-120 

12  0 
14  0 
32.0 
24  0 
130 
16  0 
19  0 
110 
16  0 
10  0 
120 
150 
0  0 

10-5 


METEOROLOGICAL   lABLES. 

Observed  Bi-hourly  Temperature  at  the  Citadel,  Quebec,  for  the  Month  of  February,  1909. 


263 


Day. 


1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

ti  

I 

8 

0 

10  

11 

12 

13  

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

IS) 

20   

21 

22 

23  ..   .. 

24 

25 

26 

27 

28 

Mean 


2  a.m. 


-  5 

-  5 

-  4 
0 

16 
18 
15 
14 

-  8 
4 

10 

7 

24 

1 

7 

10 

13 

10 

0 

34 

18 

12 

23 


29  0 

.35  0 

10 

80 

8  0 


4  a.m. 


-  7 

-  4 

-  5 
0 

16 

19 

13 

14 

-10 

4 

9 

6 

25 

_  2 

8 

10 

12 

5 

2 


37  0 


105 


9-9 


6  a.m. 


— 10  0 

-  40 

-  6  0 
0  0 

19  0 
19  0 
11  0 
KiO 

-  12  0 

4  0 
lOU 

4  0 
260 

-  5  0 
70 

10  0 
120 
10 
4  0 
37  0 
16  0 
130 
220 
300 
30  0 

-  20 
S-0 
3  0 

9  4 


8  a.m. 


-12 

-  3 

-  7 

-  1 
19 
20 
11 
16 

-13 
4 

12 

4 

36 

-  5 
7 

10 
12 

-  2 
6 

34 
14 
12 
21 
30 
25 

-  3 
8 
3 


8-8 


10  a.m. 


-10 
0 

—  4 

—  2 

18 
21 


Noon. 


14  0 


12  0 


10-5 


8 
18 
24 
15 
20 
-  5 

5 
21 
14 
20 

4 

9 
10 
16 

4 
14 
33 
19 


170 

21  0 

260 

.300 

320 

33  0 

150 

12  U 

00 

4  0 

120 

170 

00 

SO 

13-3 


2  p.m. 


-  40 
9  0 
50 

110 
180 
290 
18  0 
22  0 

-  20 
8  0 

24  0 
18  0 
15  0 

6  0 
10  U 
100 
17  0 

6  0 


4  p.m. 


6  p.m. 


-  5-1 
9- 
4- 
11 
IB 
30- 
18- 
15- 

0- 

9 
24- 
20- 
14 

6 
10- 
10- 

is-i 

6  < 

20-: 

32-1 
20-1 
25- 
.30- 
34- 
7' 
11 
23 
11 


•0 

—  6 

•0 

7 

•0 

4 

•0 

12 

0 

14 

•0 

33 

0 

16 

■0 

9 

0 

1 

0 

11 

■0 

22- 

■0 

20 

■0 

9 

0 

6- 

0 

11 

•0 

10 

0 

16 

0 

5- 

0 

20 

0 

29 

0 

19 

0 

26- 

0 

29 

0 

34 

0 

6- 

0 

10- 

0 

22 

0 

8- 

15-4 


15-4 


0 
•0 
•0 
•0 
•0 
■0 
0 
■0 
0 
0 
•0 
0 
0 
■0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

t 

0 
•0 
■0 

0 

(I 
•0 
•0 

0 

14  1 


8  p.m. 


-  60 

4  0 

2  0 

13  0 

140 

200 

15  0 

50 

20 

10  0 
19  0 
19  0 

9  0 
6  0 

11  0 
10  0 
IJ  0 

4  0 
200 
27  0 
19  0 
24  0 
300 
34  0 

60 

90 
220 

80 

13-2 


10  p.m. 


Mid- 
night. 


-  6 

0 

-  6 

1 

0 

0 

1 

0 

0 

13 

0 

14 

18 

0 

18 

17 

0 

16 

12 

0 

12- 

1 

0 

—  4- 

4 

0 

4- 

10 

0 

10- 

14 

0 

9 

20 

0 

24- 

4 

0 

3 

7 

0 

7' 

11 

0 

10- 

11 

0 

12 

15 

0 

14 

0 

0 

—  2 

25 

0 

31- 

25 

0 

22 

12 

0 

12 

24 

0 

23 

30 

0 

29- 

35 

0 

36- 

5 

0 

4- 

S 

0 

8- 

17 

0 

14- 

6 

0 

4- 

121 


0 
0 
•0 
■0 
0 
■0 
0 
■0 
•0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
■0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
•0 
■0 
0 
0 
■0 
0 

11-6 


Mkan. 


0 
1-5 
—0 

6 
17 
22 
14 
12 
—  4 

6 
15 
13 
16 

2 

9 
10 
14 

3 

n 

31 
16 
19 
27 
32 
15 

4 
15 

G 

120 


26t 


METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES. 

Obseuved  Bi-houily  Temperature  at  the  Citadel,  Quebec,  for  the  Month  of  March,  1909. 


Day. 


1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

«  , 

7 i. 

8 

9 

10  

11  .. 

1-:; 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

10 

20  

21 

22 

23 

24 

25  

20 V 

27 

28  ..... , 

29 

.SO 

31 

Mean 


2  a.m. 


0- 
10- 
12- 
20- 
23 
12- 
19- 
20- 
13' 
25-' 
24- 
21- 
19- 
11)- 
20 
17- 
21 
23 
21- 
18 
23 
18- 
31- 
21- 
28- 
38- 
31- 
32- 
33- 
31- 
2(i' 

21-5 


4  a.m. 


6  a.m. 


0 

2 

0 

11 

0 

11 

0 

20 

0 

21 

0 

11 

0 

IG 

0 

IS 

0 

13 

0 

2li 

0 

24 

0 

20 

0 

IS 

0 

13 

0 

18 

0 

14 

0 

22 

0 

23 

0 

18 

0 

14 

0 

19 

0 

18 

0 

30 

0 

19 

0 

30 

0 

3(, 

0 

31 

0 

31 

0 

33 

0 

31 

0 

27 

0 
0 

■0 

■0 
0 

■0 
0 

•0 
0 

•0 

■0 
0 
0 

•0 
0 

•0 

■0 
0 

■0 
0 

■0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

■0 

■0 
0 
0 

•0 
0 

20-5 


14  0 
11  0 

15  0 


17  0 


191 


8  a.m. 


19H 


10  a.m. 


14  0 


23-2 


Noon. 


100 
150 
160 

19  0 

20  0 


29  0 
300 
34  0 
31  0 

30  0 


26-6 


2  p.m. 


30  0 

36 

35  0 

37 

330 

34- 

35  0 

37- 

30  0 

31 

39  0 

42 

30  0 
34  0 
30  0 
33  0 

36  0 
33  0 

37  0 
0 
0 

■0 
•0 
■0 
■0 

28-7 


4  p.m. 


283 


6  p.m. 


12  0 
140 
19  0 


26-9 


8  p.m. 


10 
14 
19 
22 
16 
22 
15 
19 
25 
24 
2( 
26 
27 
27 
21 
23 
24 
27 
26 
29 
24 
35 
28 
27 
39 
35 
33 
32 
33 
30 
31 


258 


10  p.m. 


10  0 


13 
19 
24 
14 
20 
23 
18 
24 
24 
25 
23 
22 
25 
19 
21 
24 
26 
23 
28 
23 
39 
24 
26 
39 
32 
32 
32 
31 
29 
30 


24-6 


Mid- 
niglit. 


10 
13 
20 
23 
12 
20 
23 
15 
24 
24 
25 
21 
20 
22 
18 
21 
23 
23 
19 
27 
20 
31 
22 
27 
39 
31 
32 
32 
31 
27 
28 


Mean. 


6 
13 
15 
20 
18 
17 
22 
20 
19 
24 
25 
23 
23 
22 
19 
20 
23 
25 
23 
24 
22 
26 
28 
24 
35 
35 
33 
32 
33 
30 
32 


23-3 


240 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

Observed  Bi-hourly  Temperature  at  the  Citadel,  Quebec,  for  the  Month  of  April,  1909. 


265 


DAT. 


1 

2 

3 

4 

5   . . 

6 

7     ...    . 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13. 

14 

15 

16 

17 , 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24  

25 

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

Mean 


2  a.m. 

o 

27 

0 

26 

0 

29 

0 

32 

0 

28 

0 

38 

0 

40 

0 

38 

0 

29 

0 

27 

0 

22 

0 

24 

0 

40 

0 

47 

0 

32 

0 

29 

0 

35 

0 

33 

0 

35 

0 

32 

0 

31 

0 

36 

0 

39 

0 

37 

0 

29 

0 

30 

0 

30 

0 

43 

0 

24 

0 

20 

0 

32 

4 

4  a.m. 


270 
230 

30  0 

31  0 
26  0 
39  0 
390 
37  0 
:'7  0 
26  0 
19  0 
23  0 


6  a.m. 


31-3 


25 
20 
29 
31 

•2(; 

40 
38 
35 
24 
25 
19 
24 
41 
45 
32 
30 
33 
34 
33 
.32 
32 
36 
38 
33 
25 
30 
30 
41 
24 
28 


311 


8  a.  111. 


32  0 


39  0 

26  0 

27  0 


32  5 


10  a.m. 


30  0 

31  0 


34  0 

280 


35  0 


Noon. 


35  2 


39 

0 

42 

48 

0 

48 

44 

0 

46 

3(i 

0 

37 

34 

0 

37 

33 

0 

38 

40 

0 

46 

34 

0 

35 

30 

0 

36 

30 

0 

31 

37  0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
•0 
0 
0 
0 
■0 


2  p.ni. 


374 


36 
40 
36 
40 
47 
45 
35 
S3 
34 
32 
30 
46 
60 

a 

29 
42 
33 
36 
31 
39 
40 
51 
48 
37 
31 
43 
54 
36 
36 
32 


39  0 


4  p.m. 


32  0 


6  p.m. 


30  0 


39  1 


32  0 

32  0 

33  0 


37 -3 


8  p.m.  j  10  p.m. 


31  0 
36  0 

33  0 
350 
370 
420 

38  0 
320 

28  0 
300 
27  0 
460 
500 

34  0 
30  0 

39  0 
320 

35  0 
34  0 
:i6  0 

36  0 
44  0 

40  0 
320 

29  0 
360 
50  0 
280 

30  0 
330 


35  4 


48  0 


34  0 


31  0 
46  0 
26  0 
30  0 
33  0 


34  4 


Mid- 
night. 


28 
30 
32 
32 
39 
41 
39 
30 
27 
26 
25 
43 
47 
32 
29 
37 
32 
35 
34 
33 
36 
41 
37 
30 
28 
32 
45 
26 
30 
35 


Mean. 


30 
31 
32 
34 
37 
41 
37 
33 
28 
28 
25 
37 
48 
38 
30  2 


33  6 


41  7 

34  2 
29-7 

35  1 
42-8 
34  4 
29-6 
31  0 

34  9 


266 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

Observed  Bihourly  Temperature  at  the  Citadel,  Quebec,  for  the  Month  of  May,  1909. 


Day. 


1 

2 

3 

4  

5 

t) 

7 

8 

3 

10 

U 

12 

13 

14  

1.5 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31 

Mean 


2  a.m. 


34 
36 
34 
40 
40 
44 
35 
42 
43 
48 


43  0 


44-9 


35 

36 

35 

34 

38 

44 

37 

42 

43 

50 

41 

37 

44 

13 

44 

51 

4 

42 

43 

43 

44 

45 

47 

50 

45 

52 

54 

57 

52 

49 

51 


442 


6  a.m. 


43  0 


45 
50 
45 
43 
43 
44 
45 
45 
47 
51 
47 
.53 
52 
57 
52 
50 
49 


44-9 


8  a.  111. 


10  .a.  111. 


36  0 

38  0 

30  0 

44  0 

42  (1 

450 

450 

480 

450 

550 

411  0 

43  0 

50  0 

47  0 

49  0 

49  0 

460 

43  0 

43  0 

44  0 

40  0 

450 

50  0 

520 

48-0 

54  0 

570 

53  0 

560 

530 

530 

471 

0 

■I) 

0 

■0 

0 
•0 

0 
520 
45  0 
56  0  I 


40 
53 
52 
47 
55 
50 
45 
48 
45 
44 
48 
47 
56 
54 
54 
00 
05 
57 
58 
57 
59 


500 


Noon. 

2  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

= 

o 

o 

o 

35  0 

35 

0 

37  0 

37  0 

.38-(l 

38 

0 

37  0 

39  0 

44  0 

40 

0 

440 

44  0 

49  0 

47 

0 

470 

44  0 

51  0 

51 

0 

49  0 

48-0  i 

48-0 

4!) 

0 

510 

510 

1      510 

50 

0 

530 

49  0 

1      56  0 

1 

l>3 

0 

03  0 

56  0 

;       440 

44 

0 

43  0 

430 

1       500 

51 

0 

53  0 

47-0 

410 

43 

0 

440 

460 

55-0 

57 

0 

600 

550 

57-0 

59 

0 

67-0 

57  0 

46  0 

51 

0 

47  0 

47  0 

590 

64 

0 

66  0 

65  0 

51  0 

49 

0 

46  0 

450  ^ 

45  0 

46 

0 

460 

460  I 

450 

47 

0 

46  0 

43  0 

47 '0 

45 

0 

44  0 

43  0 

450 

46 

0 

46  0 

45- 0 

500 

52 

0 

54  0 

500 

620 

55 

0 

53  0 

55  Q 

60-0 

63 

0 

62  0 

59  0 

540 

.55 

0 

52  0 

400 

58-0 

59 

0 

55  0 

.55  0 

66  0 

68 

0 

72-0 

68- 0 

700 

71 

0 

70  0 

660 

550 

55 

0 

55  0 

550 

640 

64 

0 

640 

fw  0 

620 

65 

0 

65C 

65  0 

64  0 

65 

0 

630 

600 

52  0 

53 

1 

53  0 

51  2 

8  p.m. 


36  0 

37  0 
40  0 

42  0 
40  0 

45  0 

46  0 
500 
420 
460 
45  0 
510 
550 
460 
01  6 
44  0 

44  0 

43  0 
420 
440 
50  0 
500 
560 

45  0 
54  0 
64  0 
610 
.54  0 
550 
620 
580 


48-9 


10  p.m. 


.S7-n  I 

350 
40  0 
120 

44  0 
420 

45  0 
47  0 

44  0 
450 

42  0 
49  0 

55  0 

49  0 

56  0 

45  (t 

43  0 
43  0 

42  0 
45  11 

50  U 
470 
52  0 

43  (I 
540 
600 
62  0 
.54  0 
54  0 
69  0 
.55  0 


Mid- 
night. 


478 


3: 
34 
39 
40 
44 
38 
43 
44 
45 
44 
41 
46 
50 
45 
53 
45 
43 
42 
41 
45 


49  0 


47 
50 
43 
53 
58 
50 
51 
53 

5: 

54 


460 


■     METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

Observed  Bi-hourly  Temperature  at  the  Citadel,  Quebec,  for  the  Month  of  June,  1909. 


267 


Day. 


1 

2 

3 

4   

5  

R  

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

16 

16 

17 

18  

19  

20 

21 

22 

23  

24  

25 

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

Mean 


2  a.in. 


4  a.m. 


52 
45 
60 
51 
68 
58 
51 
49 
50 
55 
56 
61 
51 
48 
51 
65 
59 
53 
47 
60 
60 
64 
68 
60 
56 
64 
58 
62 

5: 

55 


66  1 


53 
45 

54 
62 
64 

49 
47 
48 
53 
54 
59 
50 
47 
53 
54 
57 
53 
45 
63 
58 
62 
68 
60 
57 
62 
55 
60 
55 
55 


54-9 


53^ 

45'i 

54- 

52- 

60- 

54 

50-1 

47- 

50' 

51 

53- 

58- 

53 

47 

61 

54- 

.58- 

53 

16- 

65 

58 

62 

68- 

60 

58 

62 

59- 

64 

62 

57  0 


!  0 

54 

>0 

68 

•0 

59 

•0 

58 

0 

65 

0 

65 

0 

56 

0 

45 

0 

56 

0 

57 

0 

64- 

0 

56 

■0 

.57 

0 

Sl- 

0 

oe 

•0 

56- 

0 

62 

0 

53 

■0 

48- 

0 

66 

0 

62 

0 

62- 

■0 

70 

■0 

61- 

0 

65 

■0 

68 

•0 

65- 

0 

62- 

0 

62- 

.55-5 


0 

■0 
0 

■0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

■0 

■0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

•0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

■0 
0 

■0 
0 
0 

•0 
0 

•0 
60  0 


10  a.m. 


58-6 


57  0 

58  0 
630 
69  0 
680 
58-0 
620 
600 
640 
670 

61  0 
540 

62  0 

50  0 
60  0 
58  0 

69  0 

51  0 
48  0 

70  0 

71  0 

63  0 
76  0 
62  II 


63 -2 


Noon. 


-61 
68 
67 
74 
73 
63 
64 
64 
73 
73 
70 
55 
67 
53 
64 
58 
73 
65 
63 
73 
77 
70 
78 
70 
79 
74 
71 
68 
62 
61 


670 


2  p.m. 


67  0 
74  0 
77  0 
760 
59  0 
fi7"0 
620 
65  0 
68-0 


75 

48 
62 
T. 
81 
77 
75 
82 
SO 
78 
73 
68 


69  0 
620 


69  1 


4  p.m. 


58 

71 

67 

82 

67 

63 

65 

69 

74 

76 

68 

60 

54 

53 

66 

7 

69 

49 

69 

70 

S3 

77 

69 


6  p.m.  I  8  p.m. 


84  0 


68- 1 


76 
66 
74 
77 
73 
71 
69 
58 
66 


65  6 


50 
66 
61 
72 
64 
57 
56 
61 
65 
68 
68 
57 
50 
52 
61 
67 
57 
43 
59 
72 
73 
74 
65 
58 
74 
06 
69 
66 
58 
65 


62-5 


10  p.m. 


47  0 
64  0 

57  0 
700 

64  1 

55  0 

53  0 

56  0 
60  0 
630 
670 

54  0 
50  0 
50  0 
b»0 

63  0 
,55  0 
40  0 

58  0 
660 
690 
690 

65  0 
560 
700 

64  0 
67  0 
620 
570 
650 


59 


Mid- 
night. 


Mean. 


45 
62 
52 
70 
60 
53 
50 
52 
57 
59 
63 
62 
50 
.50 
56 
60 
55 
43 
58 
64 
65 
69 
64 
56 
66 
61 
63 
60 
56 
65 


54 
60 
60 
67 
65 
58 
66 
56 
61 
64 
63 
57 
55 
50 
58 
61 
62 
49 
52 
67 
69 
68 
69 
65 
69 
68 
66 
64 
69 
61 


57-9 


61  5 


268 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

Observed  Bi-hourly  Temperature  at  the  Citadel,  Quebec,  for  the  Month  of  July,  1909. 


Day. 

2  a.m. 

4  a.m. 

6  a.m. 

8  a.m. 

10  a.m. 

Noon. 

2,,.,,,. 

4  11. 111. 

6  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

10  p.m 

Mid- 
night. 

Mean. 

o 

o 

0 

o 

0 

o 

o 

0 

= 

o 

o 

o 

= 

1 

04  0 
54  0 
54  0 

63  0 
.53  0 
.53  0 

64  0 

66  0 
57  0 
52  0 

(illO 
(i2  0 
,54  0 

70  0 
03  0 
54  0 

08  0 
05  0 

(i'J  (1 

04  0 
.50  0 

5911 
02  0 
5i;(l 

.",;  II 
5;io 

55  0 

57  0 
57  0 
55  0 

55  0 
55  0 
54  0 

62-4 

o 

53 
53 

0 
0 

5S 
54 

3 

54 

0 

2 

4 

54  0 

540 

54 

0 

55  0 

.57  0 

62  0 

i;o 

0 

(50  0 

07  0 

07  II 

00  0 

56  0 

59 

8 

s 

54  0 

520 

50 

0 

54  0 

.58  0 

63  0 

63 

0 

03  0 

00  0 

oil  0 

.55  0 

54  0 

57 

2 

fi 

53  0 

53  0 

54  0 

530 
51  0 

53 
52 

52 

0 
0 
0 

.59  0 

58  0 

66  0 
680 
480 

70  0 
74  0 
54  0 

71 

76 
60 

0 
0 
0 

710 
75  0 
59  0 

6(;  II 

70  0 
.59  II 

61  0 
6S  0 
55  0 

00  0 
02  0 
550 

500 
520 
53  0 

62 
63 
54 

II 

•1 

s 

50 

0 

53 

0 

3 

9                                      ., 

52  0 
580 

50 
56 

0 
0 

51 
60 

0 

0 

5() 
64 

0 
0 

63  0 
72  0 

680 
74  0 

76 
75 

0 
0 

75  0 

75  0 

73  0 

70  0 

68  0 
68  0 

65  0 
680 

63  0 
68  0 

63 
67 

3 

10   , 

3 

U 

650 

65 

0 

65 

0 

67 

0 

700 

730 

-3 

0 

740 

750 

740 

69  0 

64  0 

69 

5 

12 

630 

64 

0 

66 

0. 

69 

0 

67  0 

70  0 

72 

0 

73  0 

720 

69  0 

66  0 

66  0 

68 

13 i 

(i7  0 

07 

0 

6S  0 

71 

0 

760 

80  0 

77 

0 

770 

75  0 

74  0 

70  0 

700 

72 

14 

67  0 

64 

0 

65  0 

72 

0 

730 

76  0 

79 

0 

770 

74  0 

70  0 

70  0 

60  0 

71 

Ij. 

64  U 
69  0 

64 
69 

0 
0 

65  0 
70  0 

70 
72 

0 
0 

75  0 

70  0 

800 
680 

83 
66 

0 

0 

850 
66  0 

83  0 
64  0 

75  0 
65  0 

71  0 
65  0 

700 
640 

73 
67 

16 1 

17 

63  0 

62 

0 

61-0, 

63 

0 

67  0 

67  0 

72 

0 

76  0 

740 

650 

65  0 

05  0 

66 

18 

57  U 

54 

0 

55  0 

67 

0 

01-0 

650 

69 

0 

680 

67  0 

64  0 

63  0 

620 

62 

19  . . .             . 

59  1) 
520 
560 

56 
52 
55 

0 
0 
0 

56  0 
570 
550 

57 
60 
65 

0 
0 
0 

570 
67  0 
700 

62  0 
69  0 
750 

63 
71 
75 

0 
0 
0 

61  0 
71  0 
70  0 

580 
69  0 
68  0 

560 
66  0 
65  0 

54  0 
61  0 
63  0 

530 
570 
600 

57 
62 
64 

20 

21 

3 

22 

60  0 
63  0 

57 
62 

0 

58-0 
62  0 

60 
67 

0 
0 

75  0 
72  0 

770 
75  0 

79 
73 

0 
0 

78-0 
77  0 

77-0 
68  0 

72  0 
63  0 

680 
62  0 

65  0 
.   600 

68 
67 

S 

23 

0 

24     

60  0 

5(i 

0 

55-0 

56 

0 

040 

65  0 

63 

0 

620 

62  0 

CO  0 

59  0 

590 

60 

1 

25 

580 

57 

0 

.59  0 

61 

0 

62  0 

64  0 

68 

0 

68  0 

710 

680 

660 

62  0 

63 

7 

26 

590 
650 

57 
65 

0 

0 

59  0 
66  0 

61 
07 

0 
0 

70  0 

70  0 

740 

75  0 

78 
75 

0 
0 

75  0 
700 

77-0 
68  0 

75  0 
65  0 

74  0 
64  0 

700 
60  0 

69 

67 

1 

27 

5 

28 

60  0 

61 

0 

650 

69 

0 

75  0 

800 

82 

0 

850 

800 

76  0 

730 

710 

73 

1 

29 

69  0 

68 

0 

700 

72 

0 

720 

700 

69 

0 

70  0 

720 

73  0 

73  0 

700 

70  7 

30 

690 

69 

0 

72  0 

74 

0 

74  0 

76  0 

77 

0 

790 

740 

71  0 

67  0 

640 

72-2 

31 

60  0 

59 

0 

590 

63 

0 

66  0 

TOO 

74 

0 

74  0 
710 

70  0 

650 

60  0 
63-8 

680 
61-3 

64-8 

Mean 

59  8 

58  6 

59-7 

63  1 

66  7 

698 

71  4 

69  0 

66-2 

650 

METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

Obseevkd  Bi-hourly  Temperature  at  the  Citadel,  Quebec,  for  the  Month  of  August,  1909. 


269 


Dav. 


1 

2. . . . 

3 

4 

.">  

t;  

7 

s 

il 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

10 

17 

IS 

I'J 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25  

2C 

27 

28-. 

29 

30 

31 

Mean 


2  a.in. 


4  a.m. 


0 

0 
■0 
■0 

0 
•0 
■0 
•0 

0 
■0 
■0 
•0 
•0 
•0 
■0 
■0  I 
•0  j 

0 
•0 
■0 

0 


49 

0 

59 

0 

60 

0 

64 

0 

62 

0 

.58 

0 

60 

0 

61 

0 

52 

0 

42 

0 

60 

4 

59  3 


6  a.ni. 


56 
58 
60 
65 
67 
61 
68 
73 
62 
59 
55 
58 
59 
60 
62 
61 
62 
60 
00 
64 


.55  0 


59  2 


61  0 


76  0 
63  0 
62  0 


60 
62 
65 
66 
67 
62 
61 
61 
61 
61 
57 
.53 
62 
56 
62 
63 
62 
59 
58 
50 
46 

61- 


10  a.m. 


07 
73 
77 
74 
72 
68 
73 
72 
65 
60 
05 
70 
08 
70 
70 
61 
63 
59 
63 
69 
03 
61 
71 
07 
71 
62 
67 
67 
62 
51 
53 


60-4 


Noon. 


I  p.m. 


0 
0 
■0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
•0 

■0 

I 

■0 
•0 
•0 
0 
•0 

■" 

•0 
•0 
•0 

0 

0 
■0 
•0 

0 

0 
•0 

0 
•0 
•0 
■0 

0 
•0 


09-3 


71-5 


4  p.m. 


75 
80 
85 
83 
75 
72 
86 
79 
70 
58 
75 
73 
73 
75 
80 
05 
08 
58 
74 
68 
00 
70 
79 
73 
65 
63 
70 
74 
60 
59 
57 


6  p.m. 


71-2 


73 
70 
80 
81 
74 
75 
82 
71 
69 
.59 
69 


8  p.m. 


69  0 


71 
75 
76 
65 
66 
59 
79 
65 
64 
07 
76 
71 
02 
65 
66 
70 
55 
54 
54 


090 


65 
70 
74 
75 
71 
71 
78 
68 
68 

5: 

66 
67 
69 
74 
72 
04 
06 
58 
78 
62 
62 
64 
72 
71 
62 
62 
64 
07 
53 
51 
52 


■0 
•0 
•0 
•0 
•0 
•0 
0 
0 
0 
•0 
•0 
•0 
■0 
0 
0 
■0 
0 
■0 
■0 
0 
•0 
0 
0 

•c 

■0 
•0 
■0 
•0 
•0 
•0 
•0 


10.  p.m. 


00-2 


61 
65 
72 
72 
70 
69 
76 
66 
64 
55 
62 
65 
68 
72 
68 
64 
05 
57 
70 
61 
58 
61 
66 
70 
62 
61 
61 
64 
53 
48 
51 


Mid- 
night. 


Mean. 


59 
63 
68 
69 
68 
68 
70 
65 
60 
53 
60 
62 
05 
70 
65 
64 
63 
56 
72 


60  0 


54 
61 
63 
68 
61 
60 
60 
61 
52 
46 
51 


04 
07 
72 
73 
71 
67 
75 
71 
64 
58 
63 
65 
07 
09 
70 
03 
64 
58 
07 
05 
60 
59 
68 
06 
64 
62 
63 
65 
57 
52 
50 


64  0 


61  8 


05  0 


270  METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

Observed  Bi-hourly  Temperature  at  the  Citadel,  Quebec,  for  the  Month  of  September,  1909. 


Day. 


1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

y 

10 

.1 

12 

13 

1  

15 

10 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 '. 

23 

24 

25 

2(; 

27 

28 

29 

30 

Mean, 


4  a.m. 


520 


51  0 

51 

0 

530 

53 

0 

5i>0 

52 

0 

57-0 

56 

0 

600 

01 

0 

480 

44 

0 

530 

.52 

0 

42  0 

41 

0 

53  0 

51 

0 

530 

5t 

0 

550 

55 

0 

460 

45 

0 

480 

47 

0 

500 

52 

0 

470 

48 

0 

020 

GO 

0 

52  0 

51 

0 

51  0 

50 

0 

440 

43 

0 

470 

40 

0 

500 

48 

0 

53  0 

51 

0 

670 

00 

0 

080 

66 

0 

52  0 

51 

0 

480 

47 

0 

460 

47 

0 

500 

m 

0 

480 

44 

0 

47  0 

47 

0 

50-9 


0  a.m. 


53 
53 
53 
55 
62 
44 
52 
42 
47 
51 
55 
44 
49 
50 


51  0 


51-2 


40  0 

52  0 
520 
.54  0 
590 
54  0 
500 
47  0 
50  0 
50  0 
550 
09-0 
030 
550 
r)2  0 
50  0 
510 
500 
500 

53  2 


10  a.m. 


550 
58-0 
01  0 
040 
010 
53  0 


53 
54 

5: 

54 
00 
55 
01 
51 
00 
62 
58 
54 
53 
57 
59 
01 
74 
00 
59 
53 
51 
54 
53 
51 


Noon. 


57  1 


55  0 


59  0 


GO  0 


2  p.m. 


59 
57 
71 
67 
50 
03 
59 
06 
50 
56 
61 
02 
70 
54 
73 
65 
04 
01 
.59 
05 
09 
68 
70 
64 
60 
.52 
52 
52 
59 
52 


61-8 


4  p.m.   0  p.m 


59 
58 
71 
60 
55 
03 
.59 
07 
58 
50 
GO 
66 
70 
54 
80 
01 
04 
01 
00 
04 
08 
71 
77 
02 
02 
51 
51 
51 
57 
52 


61  8 


00  0 


75  0 
590 
590 

50  0 

51  0 
51  0 
55-0 
.50  0 

59  3 


8  p.m. 


56  9 


10  p.m. 


55 

0 

55 

55 

0 

54 

04 

0 

02 

04 

0 

01 

50 

0 

48 

57 

0 

57 

51 

0 

46 

04 

0 

59 

55 

0 

54 

57 

0 

57 

53 

0 

49 

00 

0 

58 

62 

0 

60 

50 

0 

50 

09 

0 

05 

58 

0 

57 

50 

0 

52 

.53 

0 

49 

54 

0 

5l» 

58 

0 

55- 

00 

0 

55- 

09 

0 

08- 

72 

0 

71- 

55 

0 

55- 

.55 

0 

52- 

50 

0 

49- 

50 

0 

50 

51 

0 

51- 

50 

0 

50- 

50 

0 

50- 

■0 
■0 

0 
■0 

0 
•0 

0 
■0 

0 

0 
■0 
■0 

0 

0 
■0 

0 
■0 

0 

0 
•0 
•0 
•0 

0 

0 
■0 
•0 

0 
■0 

0 
■0 

54  9 


Mid- 
night. 


54 
54 
59 
GO 
48 
57 
43 
56 
54 
56 
47 
52 
60 
49 
04 
52 
52 
40 
48 
52 
54 
67 
09 
54 
51 
47 
50 
50 
48 
47 


Mean. 


55 
55 
61 
01 
56 
54 
52 
54 
53 
54 
55 
54 
59 
.51 
62 
60 
50 
53 
51 
55 
57 
02 
71 
01 
50 
50 
49 
51 
51 
49 


53  3 


560 


METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES. 

Observed  Bi-hourly  Temperature  at  the  Citadel,  Quebec,  for  the  Month  of  October,  1909. 


271 


Day. 


1 

2 

3 

4 

.^ 

6  

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

1.^  

k; 

17 

us 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

20 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31 

Mean 


2  a.m. 


4(iO 
430 
44  0 
47  0 
44  0 
500 
56  0 
550 
56  0 
55  0 
55  0 
540 
450 
400 
40  0 
330 
.36  0 

40  0 
.30  0 

34  0 
30  0 

41  0 

42  0 
410 

35  0 
30  0 
42  0 
40  0 
350 
29  0 
270 


42  4 


4  a.m. 


460 
430 
430 
45  0 

44  0 
480 
540 
540 
.55  0 
.52  0 
54  0 
53  0 
400 

38  0 

45  0 
.34  0 
36  0 

39  0 

35  0 
34  0 

36  0 
42  (I 
41  0 


29  0 
260 


41-5 


6  a.m. 


40  0 
450 
440 
43  0 


44 
48 
52 
54 
54 
51 
54 
.54 
40 
38 
45 
34 
.35 
.38 
3(i 
34 
3G 
42 
41 
40 
3(i 
32 
44 
37 
33 
28 
26 


8  a.ni. 


10  a.m. 


41  4 


47 

46 
45 
45 
43 
48 
M 
.54 
53 
54 
50 
55 
41 
39 
45 
37 

:w 

39 
37 
'  3.5 
37 
43 
41 


40  0 
30  0 


42-3 


490 
480 

49  0 

50  0 
540 
,51  0 
600 
56  0 
580 
590 
59  0 
5G0 
44  0 
40  0 
420 
410 
430 

42  0 
38  0 
35  0 
40  0 

43  0 
420 
410 
38  0 
37  0 
49  0 
40  0 
30  0 
320 
34  0 


45  4 


Noon. 


.52 
51 
52 
55 
59 
59 
63 
59 
64 
63 
01 
57 
47 
40 
47 
47 
44 
44 
,38 
38 
44 
43 
45 
42 
40 
40 
52 
44 


2  p.m. 


39  0 
350 
350 


48-4 


490 
460 
53  0 
01  0 
04  0 
040 
670 
590 
710 
74  0 
600 
50  0 
400 
430 
47  0 
480 
44  0 
440 
39  0 


4  p.m. 


410 
41  0 


49-6 


6  p.m. 


48 
45 
50 
61 
63 
64 
66 
59 
71 
73 
54 
59 
45 
43 
40 
44 
44 
43 
37 
38 
42 
43 
44 
41 
39 
41 
49 
43 
36 
37 
37 


48-5 


47 
45 
50 
56 
60 
61 
63 
58 
07 
05 
51 
54 
43 
42 
43 
43 
40 
40 
36 
37 
41 
44 
42 
40 
38 
41 
40 
40 
35 
35 
36 


46-4 


8  p.m. 


46 
45 
50 
52 
56 
59 
00 
57 
61 
63 
50 


53-0 


10  p.m. 


44  0 


45-2 


460 
46  0 
500 
50  0 
540 
57  0 
570 
57  0 
580 
59  0 
520 
50  0 
400 
450 
420 
400 

39  0 

36  0 
350 
,37  0 

40  0 
43  0 

41  0 
38  0 
35  0 
43  0 

42  0 

37  0 

33  0 
,32-0 

34  0 


Mid- 
night. 


44  1 


450 

45  0 
47  0 
400 

52  0 
50  0 

55  0 
.50  0 
570 

56  0 

53  0 
470 
400 

46  0 

37  0 

38  0 

39  (I 

36  0 
,35  0 

37  0 

40  0 
43  0 

41  0 
35  0 
.32  0 
43  0 
41  0 
30  0 
30  0 
29  0 
34  0 


Mean. 


47-3 
457 
481 
50-9 
.53  1 
55-4 
,58-9 
56  5 
60'4 
60  3 
549 
540 

42  8 
41-3 

43  8 
40  1 
.39  7 
40  0 
36  5 
36-2 
,39-7 
42-8 
421 
39-9 
367 
37-7 
45  0 
39-7 
34-9 
32  4 
32  6 


42-8 


44-8 


272  METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

Observed  Bi-hourly  Temperature  at  the  Citadel,  Quebec,  for  the  Month  of  November,  1909. 


Day. 

2  a.m. 

4  a.m. 

0  a.m. 

S  a.m. 

10  a.m. 

Noon. 

2  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

0  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

Mid- 
night. 

Mean. 

o 

o 

■> 

o 

o 

o 

= 

= 

0 

o 

o 

o 

1 

33  0 

31  0 

32  0 

33 

0 

37 

0 

37  0 

30  0 

370 

37 

0 

37  0 

37 

0 

37 

0 

35 

3 

') 

37  0 
410 

37  0 
420 

37  0 
42  0 

38 
43 

0 
0 

39 
44 

0 
0 

40  0 
40  0 

40  0 
47  0 

400 
400 

40 
46 

0 

0 

400 
43  0 

40 

41 

0 
0 

41 
40 

0 
0 

.39 
43 

1 

3 

4 

4 

390 

37  0 

37  0 

38 

0 

40 

0 

420 

420 

410 

40 

0 

390 

37 

0 

30 

0 

39 

0 

5 

300 

35 

0 

35  0 

34 

0 

39 

0 

400 

40  0 

380 

37 

0 

30  0 

30 

0 

35 

0 

30 

7 

« 

34  0 

32 

0 

320 

34 

0 

37 

0 

39  0 

370 

300 

34 

0 

340 

32 

0 

30 

0 

34 

3 

290 
310 
34  0 

29 
32 
32 

0 

0 
0 

280 
340 
30  0 

29 
35 
29 

0 
0 
0 

34 
34 
32 

0 
0 
0 

300 
340 
35  0 

38-0 
350 
370 

370 
300 
30  0 

34 
37 
34 

0 
0 
0 

320 
37  0 
32  0 

32 
30 
31 

0 
0 
0 

32 
.35 
.30 

0 
0 

0 

32 
34 
32 

5 

8         

7 

9 

7 

10 

28  0 
300 

20 
37 

0 

24  0 
37  0 

25 
."7 

0 
0 

31 
39 

0 
0 

30  0 
41  0 

.37  0 
42  0 

30  0 
42  0 

30 
42 

0 
0 

30  0 
420 

36 
43 

0 
0 

30 
43 

0 
0 

32 
40 

2 

11 

1 

12 

43  0 

43 

0 

430 

43 

0 

47 

0 

480 

47  0 

400 

44 

0 

44  0 

42 

0 

40  0 

44 

2 

13 

39  0 
35  0 
43  0 

39 
34 
42 

0 
0 
0 

39  0 
34  0 
420 

37 
.35 

0 

0 

41 

38 
42 

0 
0 
0 

44  0 
44  0 
400 

44  0 
42  0 
53  0 

420 
400 
540 

39 
40 
53 

0 

0 
0 

380 
40  0 

440 

38 
41 
40 

0 
0 
0 

30  0 

39 
38 
45 

7 

14 

42 
39 

0 
0 

7 

15 

42  0 

0 

10 

37  0 

34 

0 

30  0 

33  0 

35 

0 

.30  0 

37  0 

300 

35 

0 

34  n 

32 

0 

31 

0 

34 

2 

17 

30  0 

31 

0 

320 

32  0 

30 

0 

34  0 

35  0 

370 

35 

0 

330 

31 

0 

.30 

0 

32 

5 

18 

280 

27 

0 

29  0 

28  0 

20 

0 

27  0 

27  0 

20  0 

24 

0 

23  0 

20 

0 

17 

0 

25 

2 

19  

10  0 
220 

15 
22 

0 
0 

150 
220 

15  0 

19 
28 

0 
0 

20  0 
290 

23  0 
31  0 

22  0 
,  330 

22 
33 

0 
0 

220 
35  0 

22 
35 

0 
0 

22 
35 

0 
0 

19 
28 

4 

20 

22 

0 

9 

21 

30  0 
32  0 

30 
30 

0 
0 

37  0 
29  0 

37 

29 

0 
0 

38 
29 

0 
0 

40  0 

29  0 

410 
280 

410 
270 

41 
27 

0 

0 

39  0 

280 

35 

29 

0 

0 

33 

29 

0 
0 

37 

28 

8 

22 

8 

23 

32  0 

33 

0 

.34  0 

33 

n 

32 

0 

30  0 

31  0 

280 

25 

0 

240 

24 

0 

22 

0 

29 

0 

24 

200 

20 

0 

18  0 

10 

0 

17 

0 

-  180 

180 

19  0 

19 

0 

22  0 

22 

0 

27 

0 

19 

7 

25  

20  0 

25 

0 

20  0 

27 

0 

28  0 

.31  0 

31  0 

320 

33 

0 

34  0 

34 

0 

33 

0 

30 

0 

20 

33  0 

24  0 

32 

20 

0 

0 

320 

20  0 

31 

21 

0 
0 

30  0 

.38-0 
28-0 

37  0 

23  0 

30  0 
290 

34 
30 

0 
0 

320 
31  0 

30 
31 

0 

0 

28 
31 

0 
0 

33 
20 

2 

27 

24 

0 

5 

28  

31  0 
34  0 

32 

0 

.32  0 
27  0 

32 

25 

0 
0 

34 

27 

0 
0 

34  0 

.30  0 

340 
290 

30  0 
270 

30 
24 

0 
0 

30  0 
240 

35 
22 

0 
0 

37 
21 

0 
0 

34 
26 

1 

29 

30  0 

7 

30  

19  0 

180 

18-0 

18 

0 

20 

0 

24  0 

26  0 

240 

22 

0 

220 

21 

0 

17 

0 

20 

7 

31-9 

311 

30  9 

31  0 

33-2 

35  2 

35-8 

35-3 

34 

5 

33-8 

32-8 

32  2 

33  1 

METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

Observed  Bi-hourly  Temperature  at  the  Citadel,  Quebec,  for  the  Month  of  December,  1909. 


273 


Day. 

2  a.m. 

1 

4  a.m. 

6  a.m. 

8  a.m. 

10  a.m. 

Noon. 

2  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

Mid- 
night. 

Mean. 

o 

o 

° 

o 

o 

o 

o 

' 

■> 

o 

= 

o 

o 

1 

15  0 

14  0  1 

11  0 
28  0 

11  0  1 

12  0 

180 
290 

31  0 

32  0 
39  0 

220  f 

260 
280 
32  0 
34  0 
390 
34  0 

220  1 

24  0 

270 
290 
33  0 
35  0 

27  0 
300 
320 
36  0 
31  0 
320 

19  1 

2 

27 
30 
32 
36 
31 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

28 
20 
32 
36 

0 
0 
0 
0 

27 
30 
32 
33 
30 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

28 
31 
32 
38 
32 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

29 
32 
33 
40 
34 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

28 
33 
34 
38 
34 

1 
0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

26 
33 
34 
34 
33 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

281 

3 

30 
32 
36 
30 

0 
0 
0 
0 

31  3 

4  

33-2 

5       

32 
32 

0 

0 

36  4 

R 

30  0 

34 

0 

32  2 

7 

32 

0 

31 

0 

31 

0 

30 

0 

30  0 

33 

0 

32 

0 

32  0 

31 

0 

32 

0 

31 

0 

31  0 

31-3 

8 

30 

20 

0 
0 

31 
20 

0 
0 

32 
19 

0 
0 

32  0 

32  0 

31 
21 

0 
0 

30 
22 

0 
0 

28  0 
22  0 

27 

0 

25 
22 

0 
0 

24 

21 

0 
0 

220 
22  0 

28-7 

n  

19 

0 

20 

0 

23  0 

20-9 

10 

20 
13 
13 

0 
0 
0 

18 
12 
13 

0 
0 
0 

17 
12 
14 

0 
0 
0 

15 
12 
14 

0 
0 
0 

14 
11 
16 

0 

0 
0 

14 
19 
21 

0 
0 
0 

15 
21 
22 

0 
0 
0 

140 
210 
20  0 

14  0 

15 
16 
16 

c 

0 
0 

15 
15 
16 

0 
0 
0 

140 
14  0 
150 

15-4 

19 

18 

0 
0 

15-4 

12 

16  5 

15 
23 
27 
27 
19 
14 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

16 
24 
28 
26 
18 
13 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

18  0 
240 

21 
25 
28 
25 
IS 
12 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

17 
25 
29 
21 
20 
13 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

17 
26 
30 
24 
20 
15 

0 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

18 
2fi 
32 
22 
20 
16 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

19  0 
260 
310 
21  0 
19  0 
16  0 

20 
26 
31 
21 
IS 
15 

0 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

20 
28 
30 
20 
17 
14 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

21 
28 
29 
20 
17 
14 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

220 
270 
280 
18  0 
15  0 
13  0 

18-7 

14 

25-7 

l:")    

29 
25 
19 
12 

0 
0 
0 
0 

29  3 

16 

22-7 

17     

18-4 

IK  

139 

13 

10 

0 
0 

13 

8 

0 
0 

14 

7 

0 
0 

14 

7 

0 
0 

15 
10 

0 
0 

12 
15 

0 
0 

12 

18 

0 
0 

110 
10  0 

15 
14 

0 

0 

14 
12 

0 
0 

14 
11 

0 
0 

130 
11-0 

13-3 

20 

111 

21 

10 

0 

10 

0 

13 

0 

15 

0 

15 

0 

17 

0 

18 

0 

18  0 

19 

0 

18 

0 

19 

0 

19  0 

15-9 

22 

18 

0 

17 

0 

18 

0 

19 

0 

19 

0 

20 

0 

21  0 

21  0 

20 

0 

20 

0 

20 

0 

210 

19-5 

23        

22 

15 
12 

0 
0 
0 

24 
13 
11 

0 
0 
0 

25 
12 
13 

0 
0 
0 

26 
13 
14 

0 
0 
0 

27 
16 

17 

0 
0 
0 

26 
18 
18 

0 
0 
0 

24  0 
190 
190 

22  0 
180 
190 

21 
15 
17 

0 
0 
0 

20 
14 
18 

0 
0 
0 

IS 
13 
18 

0 
0 

0 

170 
120 
220 

22-7 

24''. 

14  8 

2.5 

16-5 

26  

22 

0 

22 

0 

23 

0 

24 

0 

24 

0 

24 

0 

24  0 

23  0 

22 

0 

21 

0 

20 

0 

17-0 

22-2 

27  

15 
2 

0 
0 

14 

1 

0 
0 

14 
0 

0 
0 

10 

—  2 

0 

0 

10 
2 

0 
0 

11 
5 

0 
0 

10  0 
5  0 

70 
50 

6 

8 

0 
0 

4 
4 

0 

0 

3 

3 

0 
0 

30 
3  0 

8  9 

28  

30 

29 

1 

0 

0 

0 

—  2 

0 

—  1 

0 

—  2 

0 

1 

0 

20 

0  0 

—  1 

0 

—  3 

0 

—  5 

0 

-  6  0 

—  13 

30       .     

—  7 
2 

0 
•0 

—  8 
0 

•0 

•0 

-  9 

—  1 

0 
■0 

—  9 

—  1 

0 
0 

-  6 
2 

0 
0 

3 

n 

40 
9  0 

70 

70 

8 
8 

0 
■0 

8 
7 

0 
0 

6 
9 

0 

0 

40 
90 

01 

31 

5  0 

4-7 

Mean. .  

18 

■0 

176 

17-6 

17-7 

18-5 

20-3 

210 

20-3 

201 

19-2 

190 

18-5 

190 

1 

22476—18 


274 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


Pressure  at  32°  Fah.  at  Victoria,  B.C.,  from  Self-registering  Instruments,  for 

27  ENGLISH  INCHES  +  THE 


Day. 


9. 
10. 
11. 
12. 
13. 
14. 
15. 
IG. 
17. 
IS. 
19. 
20 
21 
22 
23. 
24. 
25. 
26. 
27. 
28. 
29. 
30. 
31. 


Means. 


Hour  Ending 

1  a.m. 

2  a.m. 

3  a.m. 

4  a.m. 

5  a.m. 

6  a.m. 

7  a.m. 

8  a.m. 

9  a.m. 

10  a.m. 

U  a.m. 

Noon. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

2-89 

2-88 

2  86 

2-84 

2-83 

2-80 

2-78 

2-77 

2-76 

2-76 

2-75 

2-73 

2-57 

2-50 

2-55 

2-52 

2-50 

2-49 

2-48 

2-50 

2-53 

2-54 

2-54 

2-54 

2-52 

2-53 

2-53 

2-52 

2-51 

2-51 

2-52 

2-54 

2 -.57 

2-59 

2-62 

2-65 

2-97 

2-99 

300 

302 

3-03 

301 

301 

3-01 

3-01 

301 

301 

3-01 

3-16 

3-17 

3-17 

3- 16 

3-13 

310 

309 

3-07 

3-06 

3-04 

3-00 

2-98 

2-77 

2-76 

2-75 

2-75 

2-71 

2-70 

2-69 

2-68 

2-67 

2-67 

2-67 

2-65 

2-79 

2-81 

2-82 

2-82 

2-80 

2-77 

2-76 

2-75 

2-74 

2-73 

2-73 

2-72 

2-73 

2-72 

2-71 

2-70 

2-68 

2-68 

2-69 

2-69 

2-71 

2-73 

2-73 

2-71 

2-80 

2-81 

2-84 

2-85 

2-85 

2-87 

2-90 

2-91 

2-94 

2-96 

2-97 

2-98 

3-30 

3-33 

3-35 

3-36 

3-38 

3-41 

3-43 

3-45 

3-47 

3-48 

3-48 

3-48 

3-43 

3-43 

3-41 

3-40 

3-37 

3-37 

3-36 

3-35 

3-34 

3-33 

3-31 

3-30 

2-96 

2-95 

2-92 

2-8S 

2-85 

2-83 

2-81 

2-80 

2-79 

2-76 

2-71 

2-68 

2-40 

2-39 

2-37 

2-36 

2-35 

2-33 

2-33 

2-33 

2-35 

2-37 

2-40 

2-40 

2-52 

2-53 

2-55 

2-55 

2-56 

2-55 

2-55 

2-55 

2-54 

2-54 

2-53 

2-49 

2-41 

2-41 

2-41 

2-40 

2-35 

2-76 

2-70 

217 

217 

2-20 

2-24 

2-2S 

2-89 

2-91 

2-93 

2-94 

2-96 

2-97 

2-97 

2-98 

3-00 

3-00 

2-98 

2-96 

2-47 

2-49 

2-49 

2-49 

2-48 

2-47 

2-47 

2-47 

2-46 

2-40 

2-45 

2-44 

2-66 

2-67 

2-71 

2-72 

2-74 

2-76 

2-80 

2-82 

2-86 

2-88 

2-90 

2-90 

2-20 

2-17 

2-14 

212 

2-11 

2-10 

2-11 

2-11 

2- 12 

2-13 

2-13 

2-12 

2-51 

2-53 

2-56 

2-56 

2-57 

2-57 

2-56 

2-56 

2  ,56 

2-55 

2-53 

2-49 

1-93 

1-95 

1-97 

1-98 

1-97 

1-97 

1-96 

1-95 

1-94 

1-92 

1-90 

1-89 

2-25 

2-27 

2-28 

2-29 

2-30 

2-31 

2-31 

2-30 

2-30 

2-31 

2-30 

2-29 

2-41 

2-42 

2-43 

2-45 

2-46 

2-47 

2-50 

2-54 

2-56 

2-57 

2-59 

2-59 

2-75 

2-75 

2-74 

2-73 

2-70 

2-67 

2-65 

2-65 

2-63 

2-62 

2-60 

2-57 

2-64 

2-66 

2-67 

2-69 

2-70 

2-74 

2-76 

2-80 

2-83 

2-85 

2-86 

2-87 

3-03 

303 

3-04 

3-04 

3-04 

3-04 

3-04 

3-04 

303 

3-03 

3-01 

300 

2-ro 

2-70 

2-71 

2-73 

2-75 

2-78 

2-80 

2-82 

2-86 

2-88 

2-90 

2-91 

313 

315 

315 

3-15 

3-16 

3-15 

3-15 

3-16 

3-16 

315 

3-15 

3-14 

2-94 

2-94 

2-93 

2-91 

2-89 

2-86 

2-86 

2-83 

2-83 

2-82 

2-80 

2-79 

2-51 

2-52 

2-49 

2-49 

2-46 

2-45 

2-44 

2-43 

2-43 

2-43 

2-41 

2-40 

2-51 

2-53 

2-54 

2-54 

2-54 

2-54 

2-55 

2-55 

2-56 

2-57 

2-56 

2-55 

29-702 

29-708 

29-710 

29-708 

29-701 

29-695 

29-695 

29-698 

29-703 

29-706 

29-702 

29-694 

METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


275 


each  Hour  (TiOth  Meridian  Time),  during  the  Month  of  January,  1909. 
NUMBERS  IN  THE  TABLES. 


Hour  Ending 

Mean. 

1  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Midnight. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

2-71 

2-70 

2-69 

2-68 

2-67 

2-66 

2-65 

2-64 

2-63 

2-61 

2-59 

2-58 

29-727 

2-53 

253 

2 -.53 

2-53 

2-54 

2-54 

2 -.54 

2-54 

2-54 

2-53 

2-53 

2-53 

29-530 

2-65 

2-69 

2-72 

2-75 

2-78 

2-81 

2-85 

2-87 

2-91 

2-93 

2-95 

2-97 

29-687 

2-97 

2-98 

3-00 

302 

304 

3-05 

3-09 

3-12 

3-13 

3-18 

3-17 

3-17 

30- 042 

2-95 

2-93 

2-91 

2-89 

2-87 

2-85 

2-85 

2-84 

2-83 

2-82 

2-81 

2-79 

29-978 

2-63 

2-63 

2-63 

2-64 

2-64 

2-66 

2-70 

2-72 

2-75 

2-76 

2-77 

2-78 

29-699 

2-69 

2-69 

2-70 

2-72 

2-73 

2-73 

2-73 

2-74 

2-74 

2-74 

2-75 

2-74 

29-747 

2-69 

2-67 

2-68 

2-6S 

2-68 

2-69 

2-70 

2-71 

2-72 

2-74 

2-76 

2-77 

29-707 

2-99 

301 

3-03 

3-05 

3-06 

307 

3-10 

3-12 

3-15 

3-18 

3-23 

3-25 

29-997 

3-47 

3-46 

3-47 

3-47 

3-46 

3-45 

3-44 

3-45 

3-45 

3-45 

3-44 

3  43 

30-432 

3-25 

3-21 

3-19 

3-18 

3-15 

3-13 

310 

3-08 

3-05 

3-04 

3-01 

2-99 

30-240 

2-64 

2-63 

2-62 

2-60 

2-59 

2-56 

2-54 

2-52 

2-49 

2-47 

2-44 

2-43 

29-688 

2-40 

2-41 

2-42 

2-42 

2-41 

2-40 

2-41 

2-43 

2-45 

2-48 

2-50 

2-50 

29-400 

2-46 

2-46 

2-46 

2-45 

2-45 

2-43 

2-42 

2-42 

2-41 

2-40 

2-40 

2-40 

29-484 

2-30 

2-34 

2-4,5 

2-53 

2-58 

2-63 

2-66 

2-68 

2-73 

2-78 

2-84 

2-86 

29-453 

2-90 

2-86 

2-83 

2-77 

2-73 

2-66 

2-60 

2-58 

2-55 

2-54 

'2-52 

2-50 

29-814 

2-44 

2-45 

2-50 

2-53 

2-58 

2-60 

.    2-61 

2-62 

2-63 

2-64 

2-65 

2-66 

29-523 

2-90 

2-87 

2-84 

2-80 

2-77 

2-73 

2-65 

2-60 

2-48 

2-42 

2-36 

2-28 

29-713 

213 

21.') 

2-25 

2-27 

2-30 

2-32 

2 -.37 

2-41 

2-45 

2-45 

2-47 

2-48 

29-234 

2-44 

2-40 

2-35 

2-27 

2-20 

2-15 

2- 10 

203 

196 

1-93 

1-92 

1-92 

29-342 

1-89 

1-90 

1-94 

1-99 

2-03 

2-03 

2-07 

2-09 

2-11 

2-14 

2-20 

2-23 

28-998 

2-27 

2-26 

2-26 

2-28 

2-30 

2-33 

2-35 

2-36 

2-37 

2-37 

2-39 

2-40 

29-310 

2-61 

2-63 

2-64 

2-65 

2-66 

2-68 

2-71 

2-72 

2-73 

2-74 

2-75 

2-75 

S        29-594 

2-55 

2-54 

2-53 

2-53 

2-53 

2-54 

2-56 

2-57 

2-58 

2-60 

2-62 

2-63 

29-618 

2-86 

2-86 

2-88 

2-90 

2-91 

2-92 

2-94 

2-96 

2-99 

3-00 

3-01 

3-02 

29-847 

2-97 

2-94 

2-90 

2-SS 

2-86 

2-85 

2-83 

2-79 

2-77 

2-74 

2-71 

2-67 

29-928 

2-92 

2-93 

2-94 

2-96 

2-98 

3-00 

302 

3-04 

3-07 

3-08 

3-11 

3-12 

29-904 

3-13 

311 

3-08 

3-07 

3-05 

303 

300 

2-98 

2-98 

2-98 

2-97 

2-97 

30-090 

2-73 

2-71 

2-68 

2-67 

2-64 

2-63 

2-62 

2-62 

2-60 

2-59 

2-57 

2-53 

29-750 

2 -.38 

2-37 

2-37 

2-37 

2-37 

2-37 

2-37 

2-37 

2-41 

2-44 

2-47 

2-48 

29-422 

2-53 

2-53 

2-52 

2-51 

2-53 

2-54 

2-56 

2-57 

2-56 

2-57 

2-57 

2-56 

29-545 

29-677 

29-673 

29-678 

29-679 

29-680 

29-679 

29-682 

29-684 

29-685 

29-688 

29-693 

29-690 

29-692 

22476— 18| 


276 


METBOEOLOGICAL   TABLES. 


Pressure  at  32°  Fah.  at  Victoria,  B.C.,  from  Self-registering  Instruments,  for 

27  ENGLISH   INCHES  +  THE 


Hour  Ending 


Day. 


1  a.m. 


2  a.m. 


1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

26 

27 

28 

Means. 


2-55 
2-55 
2-70 
2-69 
2-45 
2-47 
2-35 
2-62 
2-58 
2-57 
2-67 
2-60 
2-62 
2-98 
2-88 
2-58 
2-56 
2-46 
2-41 
2-72 
2-85 
305 
2-98 
2-63 
2-84 
301 
2-84 
2-91 


in. 

2-53 

2-53 

2-70 

2-69 

2-49 

2-46 

2-36 

2-63 

2-58 

2-57 

2-67 

2-60 

2-64 

2-95 

2-88 

2-55 

2-54 

2-43 

2-40 

2-72 

2-86 

305 

2-98 

2-60 

2-84 

302 

2-84 

2-91 


29-683 


29  680 


3  a.m. 


in. 

2-56 

2-52 

2-71 

2-70 

2-52 

2-44 

2-36 

2-65 

2-58 

2-56 

2-67 

2-60 

2-66 

2-90 

2-87 

2-54 

2-59 

2-41 

2-38 

2-71 

2-88 

305 

2-97 

2-57 

2-86 

303 

2-84 

2-90 


29 -680 


4  a.m. 


m. 

2-58 

2-50 

2-70 

2-70 

2-53 

2-42 

2-36 

266 

2-58 

2-56 

2-07 

2-60 

2-68 

2-85 

2-85 

2-53 

201 

2-45 

2-39 

2-71 

2-90 

305 

2-97 

2-55 

2-87 

303 

2-85 

2-89 


29  680 


5  a.m. 


in. 

2-59 

2-50 

2-70 

2-70 

2-53 

2-38 

2-36 

2-68 

2-60 

2-55 

2-67 

2-59 

2-73 

2-84 

2-84 

2-53 

2-65 

2-49 

2-41 

2-70 

2-92 

305 

2-97 

2-53 

2-88 

303 

2-85 

2-89 


29 -684 


6  a.m. 


in. 

2-61 

2-50 

2-69 

2-67 

2-54 

2-34 

2-37 

2-70 

2-60 

2-55 

2-67 

2-58 

2-75 

2-82 

2-78 

2-50 

2-70 

251 

2-46 

2-69 

2-94 

3  05 

2-97 

2-53 

2-90 

302 

2-85 


29 -684 


7  a.m. 


2-62 
2-51 
2-68 
2-67 
2-56 
2-31 
2 -.38 
2-72 
2-61 
2-54 
2-67 
2-57 
2-80 
2-76 
2-75 
2-46 
2-75 
2-53 
251 
2-68 
2-95 
305 
2-97 
2-54 
2-91 
301 
2-87 


29-688 


8  a.m. 


2-63 
2-52 
2-67 
2-67 
2-57 
2-29 
2-38 
2-76 
2-62 
2-54 
2-67 
2-58 
2-84 
2-75 
2-77 
2-45 
2-80 
2-54 
2-55 
2-68 
2-97 
3  06 
2-98 
2-55 
2-93 
300 
2-88 


29  697 


9  a.m. 


m. 

2-65 

2-53 

2-69 

2-66 

2-58 

2-27 

2-38 

2-75 

2-63 

2-56 

2-68 

2-58 

2-88 

2-77 

283 

2-40 

2-84 

2-63 

2-56 

2-67 

300 

3  06 

2-98 

2-56 

2-94 


10  a.m. 


29  709 


in. 

2-67 

2-56 

2-69 

2-65 

2-59 

2-28 

2-39 

2-76 

2-64 

2-56 

2-68 

2-57 

2-91 

2-78 

2-86 

2-36 

2-86 

2-65 

2-59 

2-67 

300 

3-06 

2-97 

2-57 

2-95 

2-99 

2-90 


29  716 


11  a.m. 


2-77 
2-57 
2-67 
2-64 
2-57 
2-28 
2-39 
2-77 
2-64 
2-57 
2-67 
2-56 
2-95 
2-80 
2-87 
2-36 
2-87 
2-67 
2-60 
2-68 
301 
306 
2-95 
2-60 
2-95 
2-96 
2-90 
2-87 


29 -719 


Noon. 


in. 


2-71 
2-58 
2-67 
2-62 
2-57 
2-28 
2-40 
2-76 
J-65 
2-57 
2-66 
2-55 
2.97 
2-81 
2-88 
2-36 
2-88 
2-69 
2-63 
2-68 
302 
306 
2-92 
2-61 
2-96 
2-95 
2-91 
2-85 


29 -721 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


277 


each  Hour  (120th  Meridian  Time),  during  the  Month  of  February,  1909. 
NUMBERS  IN   THE   TABLES. 


Hour  E 

VDINQ. 

Mean. 

1  p.m. 

1 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Midnight. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

2-71 

2-70 

2-70 

2-71 

2-68 

2-68 

2-65 

2-63 

2-62 

2-60 

2-57 

2-56 

29-634 

2-59 

2-60 

2-62 

264 

2-66 

2-67 

2-67 

2-68 

2-70 

2-70 

2-70 

2-71 

29-596 

2-67 

2-67 

2-67 

2-67 

2-68 

2-68 

2-67 

2-67 

2-67 

2-67 

2-68 

2-69 

29-682 

2-60 

2-57 

2-54 

2-49 

2-44 

2-38 

2-33 

2-27 

2-27 

2-33 

2-36 

2-39 

29-501 

2-50 

2-49 

2-49 

2-48 

2-48 

2-49 

2-50 

2-50 

2-50 

2-50 

2-50 

2-49 

29-559 

2-29 

2-30 

2-32 

2-32 

2-32 

2-31 

2-31 

2-31 

2-31 

2-32 

2-33 

2-35 

29-334 

2-39 

2-40 

2-43 

2-43 

2-45 

2-46 

2-47 

2-50 

2-52 

2-54 

2-57 

2-58 

29-426 

2-74 

2-72 

2-71 

2-70 

2-70 

2-68 

2-67 

2-66 

2-63 

2-62 

2-60 

2-60 

29-686 

2-64 

2-62 

2-62 

2-62 

2-60 

2-60 

2-58 

2-57 

2-58 

2-58 

2-57 

2-57 

29-602 

2-oS 

2-59 

2-60 

2-61 

2-62 

2-63 

2-64 

2-64 

2-65 

2-66 

2-67 

2-67 

29-594 

2-65 

2-64 

2-63 

2-63 

2-62 

2-61 

2-61 

2-60 

2-60 

2-61 

2-61 

2-61 

29-645 

2-53 

2-50 

2-49 

2-48 

2-48 

2-48 

2-49 

2-50 

2-52 

2-53 

2-56 

2-58 

29-547 

2-99 

300 

3-01 

3-03 

305 

3-05 

3-06 

3-04 

3-05 

3-05 

3-03 

3-02 

29-909 

2-82 

2-83 

2-85 

2-88 

2-88 

2-88 

2-90 

2-91 

2-93 

2-93 

2-93 

2-91 

29-861 

2-88 

2-88 

2-90 

2-88 

2-85 

2-80 

2-78 

2-74 

2-68 

2-65 

2-61 

2-60 

29-805 

2-39 

2-41 

2-43 

2-43 

2-43 

2-43 

2-45 

2-46 

2-47 

2-77 

2-49 

2-50 

29-458 

2-88 

2-88 

2-88 

2-88 

2-86 

2-83 

2-80 

2-76 

2-70 

2-65 

2-56 

2-50 

29-743 

2-70 

2-70 

2-70 

2-70 

2-68 

2-67 

2-65 

2-61 

2-56 

2-54 

2-48 

2-43 

29-578 

2-64 

2-65 

2-67 

2-68 

2-68 

2-69 

2-70 

2-70 

2-70 

2-70 

2-72 

2-72 

29-589 

2-68 

2-67 

2-67 

2-67 

2-69 

2-71 

2-73 

2-74 

2-76 

2-78 

2-81 

2-83 

29-711 

302 

301 

3-01 

3-02 

3-02 

3-02 

3-02 

302 

3-03 

304 

3-04 

3-05 

29-983 

305 

304 

3-03 

3-02 

3-00 

3-00 

2-99 

2-99 

2-98 

2-97 

2-97 

2-98 

30-028 

2-88 

2-86 

2-84 

2-83 

2-80 

2-79 

2-76 

2-75 

2-73 

2-71 

2-67 

2-65 

29-870 

2-63 

2-64 

2-64 

2-65 

206 

2-68 

2-71 

2-73 

2-76 

2-77 

2-80 

2-82 

29-639 

2-96 

2-96 

2-96 

2-96 

2-96 

2-97 

2-99 

2-99 

2-99 

3-00 

3-01 

3-01 

29-941 

2-93 

2-91 

2-88 

2-86 

2-85 

2-83 

2-83 

2-83 

2-83 

2-83 

2-84 

2-84 

29-929 

2-90 

2-89 

2-88 

2-89 

2-89 

2-89 

2-90 

2-91 

2-92 

2-92 

2-92 

2-91 

29-885 

2-80 

2-78 

2-76 

2-74 

2-73 

2-70 

2-67 

2-63 

2-61 

2-58 

2-55 

2-53 

29-781 

2S716 

29-711 

29-712 

29-711 

29-706 

29-700 

29-698 

29-691 

29-688 

29-687 

29-684 

29-682 

29-697 

278 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


Pressure  at  32°  Fah.  at  Victoria,  B.C.,  from  Self-registering  Instruments,  for 

27  ENGLISH  INCHES  +  THE 


D.4Y. 

HouB  Ending 

1  p.m. 

1  a.m. 

2  u.m. 

3  a.m. 

4  a.m. 

5  a.m. 

6  a.m. 

7  a.m. 

8  a.m. 

9  a.m. 

10  a.m. 

11  a.m. 

Noon. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

1 

2-47 

2-42 

2-37 

2-34 

2-33 

2-33 

2-34 

2-36 

2 

40 

2-46 

2-50 

2-52 

2 

2-94 
2-05 
2.59 
2.90 
2-81 
2-93 
2-90 
317 
3-32 

2-95 
2-64 
2-62 
2-91 
2-81 
2-93 
2-90 
3-19 
3-31 

2-96 
2-62 
2-64 
2-91 
2-80 
2-93 
2-91 
3-21 
3-30 

2-96 
2-60 
2-65 
2-91 
2-80 
2-93 
2-91 
3-23 
3-30 

2-96 
2-59 
2-66 
2-91 
2-80 
2-93 
2-92 
3-25 
3-30 

2-96 
2-58 
2-67 
2-92 
2-80 
2-93 
2-92 
3-26 
3-31 

2-94 
2-56 
2-67 
2-93 
2-81 
2-93 
2-92 
3-28 
3-31 

2-94 
2-56 
2-68 
2-94 
2-82 
2-93 
2-91 
3-30 
3-32 

2 
2 
2 
2 
2 
2 
2 

3 
3 

94 
54 
68 
95 
83 
92 
91 
32 
32 

2.93 
2,52 
2-67 
2. 95 
2-83 
2-92 
2-90 
3-33 
3-31 

2-92 
2-49 
2-66 
2-94 
2-84 
2-92 
2-90 
3-33 
3-31 

2-91 

.3 

2-47 

4 

2-67 

5       . .      . . 

2-94 

6 

2-84 

7 

2-91 

8 

2-90 

9 

3-34 

10 

3-30 

U 

3-24 

3-24 

3-23 

3-23 

3-22 

3-22 

3-22 

3-22 

3 

22 

3-21 

3-20 

3- 19 

12 

310 

310 

3-10 

3-09 

3-08 

307 

3-07 

3- 07 

3 

08 

3- 09 

3-08 

3-08 

13 

3- 10 

310 

3-11 

3-12 

3-13 

3-14 

3-14 

3- 15 

3 

15 

3-15 

3-16 

3-17 

14 

3-24 

3-24 

3-25 

3 -28 

3-26 

3-26 

3-27 

3-28 

3 

28 

3-28 

3-28 

3-27 

15 

3-19 

3-18 

3-17 

3-17 

3-17 

3-16 

3-15 

3-14 

3 

13 

3-10 

3-08 

3-07 

16 

2-85 

2-85 

2-84 

2-84 

2-83 

2-83 

2-84 

2-85 

2 

80 

2-SS 

2-89 

2-90 

17 

2-87 
305 

2-88 
306 

2-88 
3-06 

2-87 
3-05 

2-87 
3-04 

2-86 
3-04 

2-86 
3-03 

2-86 
303 

2 
3 

88 
02 

2-89 
3-01 

2-91 
3-00 

2-92 

18 

2-98 

19 

2-78 

2.77 

2-76 

2-76 

2-76 

2-77 

2-78 

2-78 

2 

79 

2-79 

2-78 

2-77 

20 

2-68 

2. 65 

2-64 

2-63 

2-60 

2-58 

2-56 

2-55 

2 

54 

2-55 

2-50 

2-48 

21 

2-67 

2-68 

2-70 

2-72 

2-75 

2-77 

2-80 

283 

2 

86 

2-85 

2-85 

2-85 

22 

2-91 

2-92 

2-93 

2-93 

2-93 

2-93 

2-93 

2-94 

2 

93 

2-93 

2-92 

2-91 

23 

2-66 

2-66 

2-65 

2-64 

2-63 

2-64 

2-64 

2-6.5 

2 

65 

2-66 

2-67 

2-67 

24 

2-86 

2-87 

2-89 

2-91 

2-95 

2-96 

2-99 

3-02 

3 

04 

3-05 

3-04 

3-04 

25 

300 

2-99 

2-99 

2-99 

2-99 

300 

3-00 

3-00 

3 

01 

3-01 

3-00 

2-99 

26 

2-88 

2-87 

2-87 

2-86 

2-87 

2-86 

2-84 

2-84 

2 

84 

2-83 

2-83 

2-81 

27 

2-67 

2-67 

2-67 

2-67 

2-67 

2-67 

2-67 

2-67 

2 

67 

2-67 

2-67 

2-66 

28 

2. 63 

2-63 

2-63 

2-63 

2-62 

2-61 

2-61 

2-61 

2 

61 

2-61 

2-60 

2-59 

29 

2-57 

2-57 

2-57 

2-58 

2-60 

2-62 

2-63 

2-65 

2 

68 

2-71 

2-73 

2-75 

30 

2-82 
2-88 

2-80 
2-87 

2-80 
2-88 

2-80 
2-90 

2-80 
2-90 

2-80 
2-91 

2-80 
2-91 

2-79 
2-94 

2 
2 

81 
96 

2-83 
2-97 

2-84 
2-98 

2-84 

31 

2-99 

Means . . . 

29-882 

29-880 

29-880 

29-880 

29-881 

29-884 

29-887 

29-891 

29 

897 

29-900 

29-898 

29-894 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


279 


eaah  Hour  (120th  Meridian  Time),  during  the  Month  of  March,  1909. 
NUMBERS  IN  THE  TABLES. 


Hour  Ending 

Mean. 

1  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Midnight. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

2-58 

2-62 

2-67 

0 

71 

2 

74 

2-76 

2-78 

2-82 

2-85 

2 

87 

2-90 

2-92 

29-586 

2-87 

2-84 

2-83 

2 

80 

2 

77 

2-76 

2-74 

2-72 

2-71 

2 

69 

2-68 

2-67 

29-850 

2-44 

2-42 

2-42 

2 

44 

2 

46 

2-46 

2-47 

2-50 

2-53 

2 

56 

2-57 

2-57 

29-528 

2-69 

2-71 

2-74 

2 

76 

2 

77 

2-79 

2-82 

2-86 

2-86 

2 

87 

2-87 

2-88 

29-728 

2-92 

2-91 

2-89 

2 

88 

2 

87 

2-86 

2-86 

2-85 

2-85 

2 

84 

2-83 

2-82 

29-895 

2-83 

2-83 

2-85 

2 

85 

2 

85 

2-86 

2-87 

2-87 

2-89 

2 

90 

2-91 

2-92 

29-843 

2-89 

2-87 

2-86 

2 

85 

2 

86 

2-84 

2-85 

2-85 

2-86 

2 

87 

2-87 

2-89 

29-894 

2-90 

2-80 

2-94 

2 

96 

2 

98 

301 

3-04 

306 

3  07 

3 

09 

3-12 

3-14 

29-963 

3-34 

3-34 

3-34 

3 

33 

3 

32 

3-32 

3-32 

3-32 

3-32 

3 

32 

3-32 

3-32 

30-292 

3-29 

3-28 

3-27 

3 

26 

3 

25 

3-24 

3-24 

3-24 

3-24 

3 

24 

3-24 

3-24 

30-280 

3-17 

3-16 

3-14 

3 

13 

3 

12 

3-10 

3- 10 

310 

3-10 

3 

10 

3-10 

310 

30-170 

307 

3-06 

306 

3 

05 

3 

05 

3-03 

3-05 

3,06 

3-06 

3 

07 

3-08 

3-09 

30-074 

317 

3-17 

3-17 

3 

17 

3 

17 

3-17 

3-18 

3 

19 

3-21 

3 

22 

3-23 

3-23 

30-163 

3-2G 

3-2.5 

3-24 

3 

23 

3 

22 

■     3-21 

3-21 

3 

21 

3-20 

3 

20 

3-20 

3-19 

30-241 

3-04 

3-00 

2-98 

2 

95 

1       2 

93 

2-91 

2-89 

2 

88 

2-87 

2 

87 

2-86 

2-85 

30031 

2-90 

2-S9 

2-89 

2 

88 

2 

89 

2-89 

2-89 

2 

89 

2-88 

2 

88 

2-88 

2-88 

29-871 

2-93 

2-93 

2-95 

2 

97 

2 

98 

2-99 

3-01 

3 

01 

3-06 

3 

04 

305 

305 

29-938 

2-96 

2-94 

2-91 

2 

89 

2 

86 

2-84 

2-83 

2 

82 

2-81 

2 

SO 

2-80 

2-79 

29-943 

2-76 

2-75 

2-76 

2 

73 

2 

72 

2-72 

2-72 

2 

73 

2-72 

2 

71 

2-70 

2-69 

29-750 

2-47 

2-46 

2-47 

2 

47 

2 

48 

2-49 

2-51 

2 

53 

2-57 

2 

58 

2-61 

2-64 

29-552 

2-86 

2-85 

2-85 

2 

85 

2 

86 

2-85 

2-87 

2 

87 

2-89 

2 

90 

2-90 

2.90 

29-823 

2-87 

2-86 

2-84 

2 

80 

2 

78 

2-75 

2-74 

2 

73' 

2-72 

2 

71 

2-69 

2-68 

29-845 

2-67 

2-67 

2-69 

2 

70 

2 

71 

2-72 

2-74 

2 

76 

2-78 

2 

82 

2-84 

2-85 

29,699 

3-03 

3-03 

302 

3 

01 

3 

00 

3-00 

2-99 

2 

99 

2-99 

2 

99 

2-99 

~  3-00 

29-986 

2-97 

2-96 

2-95 

2 

94 

2 

93- 

2-92 

2-91 

2 

92 

2-92 

2 

91 

2-90 

2-89 

29-963 

2-79 

2-76 

2-74 

2 

73 

2 

70 

2-68 

2-68 

2 

68 

2-67 

2 

67 

2-67 

2-67 

29-778 

2-66 

2-65 

2-65 

2 

64 

2 

63 

2-63 

2-63 

2 

63 

2-63 

2 

63 

2-63 

2-63 

29-653 

2-58 

2-57 

2-55 

2 

54 

2 

54 

2-54 

2-54 

2 

55 

2-56 

2 

56 

2-56 

2-57 

29-585 

2-77 

2-78 

2-81 

2 

82 

2 

83 

2-83 

2-84 

2 

85 

2-85 

2 

85 

2-85 

2-84 

29-733 

2-84 

2-84 

2-85 

2 

85 

2 

86 

2-86 

2-87 

2 

87 

2-87 

2 

90 

2-89 

2-88 

29-839 

300 

3-00 

3-02 

3 

05 

3 

06 

3-07 

307 

3 

12 

3- 15 

3 

17 

3-18 

3- 19 

30  008 

29-888 

29-881 

29-882 

29-879 

29-877 

29-875 

29-880 

29-886 

29-893 

29-898 

29-901 

29-903 

29-887 

280 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


Pressure  at  3i'°  Fah.  at  Victoria,  B.C.,  from  Self-registering  Instruments,  for 

27   ENGLISH   INCHES  +  THE 


Day. 

Hour  Ending 

1  a.m. 

2  a.m. 

3  a.m. 

4  a.m. 

5  a.m. 

6  a.m. 

7  a.m. 

8  a.m. 

9  a.m. 

10  a.m. 

11  a.m. 

Noon. 

1      .... 

in. 

3-21 

3-23 

300 

2-84 

286 

304 

3-43 

3-39 

304 

2-90 

2-79 

2-98 

305 

305 

2-97 

300 

310 

3-24 

3-06 

301 

3- 13 

303 

2-89 

305 

303 

3-19 

2-87 

2-82 

308 

3-31 

in. 

3-22 

3-22 

2-99 

2-83 

2-86 

306 

3-43 

3-38 

303 

2-90 

2-79 

2-99 

305 

305 

2-97 

2-99 

312 

3-24 

306 

301 

31^ 

302 

2-90 

305 

3  03 

3- 19 

2-86 

2-82 

311 

3-31 

in. 

3-23 

3-22 

2-99 

2-82 

2-87 

309 

3-44 

3-38 

3  03 

2-90 

2-80 

301 

305 

305 

2-97 

2-98 

314 

3-23 

306 

301 

314 

302 

2-90 

306 

303 

319 

2-85 

2-83 

314 

3-30 

in. 

3-23 

3-22 

2-98 

2-81 

2-88 

313 

3-44 

3-37 

3  03 

2-91 

2-81 

303 

305 

305 

2-97 

2-98 

316 

3-23 

306 

3  02 

314 

302 

2-91 

3-06 

303 

319 

2-84 

2-84 

316 

3-30 

in. 

3-24 

3-22 

2-9S 

2-SO 

2-88 

3-17 

3-45 

3-37 

303 

2-91 

2-83 

304 

306 

306 

2-97 

2-98 

317 

3-23 

300 

303 

314 

3-01 

2-93 

306 

3  04 

3-19 

2-84 

2-86 

3-21 

3-30 

in. 

3-24 

3-22 

2-98 

2-80 

2-88 

3-20 

3-45 

3-37 

303 

2-91 

2-85 

305 

306 

306 

2-98 

2-98 

3-20 

3-23 

307 

304 

3-14 

301 

2-95 

300 

305 

3-19 

2-84 

2-86 

3-23 

3-31 

in. 

3-24 

3-22 

2-97 

2-81 

2-89 

3-23 

3-47 

3-37 

300 

2-92 

2^87 

306 

307 

306 

2-98 

2-97 

3-23 

3-22 

307 

3-05 

315 

3-01 

2-97 

307 

307 

3- 19 

2-83 

2-87 

3-26 

3-31 

in. 

3-24 

3-22 

2-97 

2-82 

2-90 

3-25 

3-47 

3-37 

2-98 

2-91 

2-88 

3- 07 

308 

306 

300 

2-97 

3-24 

3-22 

3  07 

3  06 

316 

300 

2-98 

3  OS 

3  07 

3- 18 

2-82 

2-88 

3-27 

3-31 

in. 
3M 

in. 

3-25 

3-21 

2-97 

2-85 

2-90 

3-30 

3-46 

3-36 

2-94 

2-90 

2-90 

3  09 

308 

306 

300 

2-99 

3-27 

3-21 

306 

307 

3  16 

302 

3  00 

3-08 

308 

316 

280 

2-91 

3-33 

3-29 

in. 

3-25 

3-20 

2-96 

2-84 

2-90 

3-32 

3-45 

3-34 

2-89 

2-88 

2-91 

309 

308 

305 

301 

2-98 

3-28 

3-20 

3  05 

307 

315 

300 

301 

308 

310 

3- 15 

2-80 

2-92 

3-33 

3-28 

in. 

3-25 

2 

3 

4 

3 
2 

2 
2 
3 
3 
3 
2 
2 
2 
3 
3 
3 
3 
2 
3 
3 
3 
3 
3 
3 
2 
3 
3 
3 
2 
2 
3 
3 

22 

97 

84 

91 

27 

46 

37' 

95 

91 

90 

08 

08 

06 

00 

98 

27 

22 

07 

07 

16 

01 

99 

OS 

OS 

17 

81 

90 

31 

30 

3-18 
2-94 
2-83 

5 

6 

2-89 
3-33 
3-44 

8           ... 

3-33 

9           .... 

2-89 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14  

2-88 
2-91 
309 
307 
304 

15 

16 

301 
2-97 

17 

3-29 

18 

317 

19 

305 

20 

308 

21  

3- 13 

09 

300 

23 

24         

301 
3-09 

25       

310 

26           

313 

27 

2-80 

28 

2-93 

29 

3-34 

30 

3-27 

Mean  — 

30  053 

30  054 

30  058 

30  062 

30069 

30  075 

30-081 

30  084 

30  090 

3  090 

30  086 

30081 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


281 


each  Hour  (120th  Meridian  Time),  during  the  Month  of  April,  1909. 
NUMBERS   IN   THE  TABLES. 


Hour  Ending. 

Mean. 

1  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Midnight. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

3-24 

3-23 

3-23 

3-23 

3-12 

3-21 

3-22 

3-23 

3-23 

3-23 

3-23 

3-22 

30-232 

3.17 

315 

312 

310 

3  01 

!        3  05 

304 

304 

304 

3  03 

301 

3-00 

30- 141 

2-93 

2-92 

2-90 

2-90 

2-88 

2-87 

2-87 

2-87 

2.87 

2-85 

2-85 

2-85 

29-928 

2  83 

2-83 

2-83 

2-83 

3  83 

2-83 

2-83 

2-83 

2-84 

2-84 

2-85 

2-85 

29-830 

2-88 

2-87 

2-86 

2-86 

2-87 

2-88 

2-90 

2-92 

2-94 

2-96 

3  00 

301 

29-899 

3-33 

3-33 

3-33 

3-33 

3-34 

3-35 

3-35 

3-37 

3-38 

3-39 

3-41 

3-42 

30-280 

3-43 

3-43 

3-40 

3-39 

3-39 

3-38 

3 -.38 

3-38 

3-38 

3-38 

3-39 

3-40 

30-422 

3-29 

3-27 

3-25 

3-23 

3-20 

318 

316 

315 

313 

310 

3-08 

307 

.30-272 

2-90 

2-90 

2-87 

2-87 

2-88 

2-89 

2-90 

2-90 

2-90 

2-89 

2-89 

2-90 

29-939 

2-87 

2-85 

2-83 

2-83 

2-82 

2-81 

2-80 

2-79. 

2-78 

2-78 

2-78 

2-78 

29  856 

2-91 

2-91 

2-90 

2-90 

2-90 

2-90 

2-93 

2-93 

2-95 

2-96 

2-97 

2-97 

29-890 

309 

308 

306 

305 

305 

3  05 

304 

304 

305 

305 

3-05 

3-05 

30  052 

30C 

306 

3  05 

304 

3  03 

3  03 

303 

304 

306 

306 

3-06 

306 

30  0.57 

303 

302 

3  01 

300 

3  00 

2-99 

2-98 

2-98 

2-98 

2-98 

2-97 

2-97 

30-023 

301 

300 

300 

300 

300 

300 

300 

300 

301 

301 

3-00 

3  00 

29-994 

2-9fi 

2-95 

2-95 

2-97 

2-98 

2-99 

300 

302 

303 

305 

307 

3  08 

29-993 

3-28 

3-28 

3-27 

3-26 

3-26 

3-26 

3-26 

3-26 

3-26 

3-25 

3-25 

3-25 

30-234 

315 

3- 14 

3  12 

310 

308 

307 

3  07 

307 

307 

306 

3-06 

3-06 

30-154 

301 

300 

2-97 

2-90 

2-96 

2-96 

2-98 

2-99 

2-99 

2-99 

3  00 

3-00 

30  023 

308 

308 

307 

307 

306 

306 

307 

308 

309 

311 

3-12 

3  12 

30  064 

312 

309 

307 

3  04 

303 

303 

303 

■303 

303 

3  03 

303 

302 

30-095 

2-98 

2-98 

2-97 

2-97 

2-95 

2-93 

2-92 

2-92 

2-91 

2-90 

2-89 

2-89 

29-973 

3U1 

301 

301 

3  00 

3  00 

3  00 

301 

3  03 

303 

303 

304 

3  05 

29-986 

309 

308 

3  07 

307 

300 

3  04 

3  03 

304 

304 

304 

304 

3-04 

30  061 

310 

310 

311 

3  11 

311 

311 

3  13 

3- 14 

315 

317 

317 

3-18     i 

30-095 

3  11 

309 

3  00 

3  04 

301 

2-98 

2-97 

2-95 

2-94 

2-93 

2-91 

2-89 

30-083 

2-79 

2-79 

2S0 

2-79 

2-79 

2-79 

2-80 

280 

2-80 

2-81 

2-82 

2-82 

29-815 

2-93 

2-93 

2-93 

2-94 

2-94 

2-95 

2-96 

2-97 

300 

302 

304 

3-06 

29-921 

3-34 

3-34 

3-33 

3-33 

3-33 

3-33 

3-32 

3-32 

333 

3-33 

3-33 

3-33 

30-280 

3-26 

3-25 

3-24 

3-22 

3-21 

3-20 

3-20 

3-20 

3-20 

319 

318 

318 

.30-25 

30  073 

30,065 

30  054 

30  048 

30041 

30  037 

30  039 

30  043 

30  047 

30-048 

30  050 

30-051 

30  062 

282 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


Pressure  at  32°  Fah.  at  Victoria,  B.C.,  from  Self-registering  Instruments,  for 

27  ENGLISH  INCHES  +  THE 


Day. 

Hour  E 

NDING 

1  a.m. 

2  a.m. 

3  a.m. 

4  a.m. 

5  a.m. 

6  a.m. 

7a.m. 

8  a.m. 

9  a.m. 

10  a.m. 

11  a.m. 

Noon. 

1 

2 

3 

in. 

3-18 

2-94 

2-81 

2-85 

313 

304 

303 

301 

2-80 

2-84 

2-96 

3-09 

3-02 

3-01 

2-87 

2-87 

2-95 

2-99 

3-00 

300 

2-96 

2-92 

2-91 

2-97 

2-98 

2-85 

2-71 

2-57 

2-71 

2-94 

3-20 

in. 

3-18 

2-94 

2-81 

2-88 

3-14 

302 

3-04 

3-00 

2-79 

2-84 

2-97 

3-09 

302 

3-01 

2-86 

2-88 

2-95 

300 

3-00 

3-00 

2-96 

2-92 

2-92 

2-97 

2-98 

2-85 

2-71 

2-57 

2-73 

2-93 

3- 19 

in. 

3-18 

2-93 

2-82 

2-S9 

3-15 

3-00 

3  04 

300 

2-77 

2-85 

2-97 

310 

3-02 

301 

2-86 

2-89 

2-95 

3-00 

3-01 

3  00 

2-90 

2-92 

2-94 

2-98 

2-98 

2-84 

2-71 

2-56 

2-76 

2-91 

3-18 

in. 

3-18 

2-93 

2-83 

2-90 

3-16 

2-98 

3  05 

2-99 

2-77 

2-85 

2 -98 

3-10 

302 

300 

2-80 

2 -89 

2-95 

300 

301 

2-99 

2-96 

2-92 

2-95 

2-99 

2-99 

2-84 

2-71 

2-55 

2-77 

2-90 

3-18 

in. 

3-17 

2-93 

2-83 

2-91 

3-17 

2-96 

3-06 

2-98 

2-76 

2-85 

3-00 

311 

3-03 

3-00 

2-87 

2-90 

2-96 

3-00 

302 

2-99 

2-96 

2-93 

2-95 

3-00 

2-99 

2-84 

2-71 

2-55 

2-80 

2-92 

3-18 

in. 

317 

2-93 

2-83 

2-92 

3-18 

2-96 

3-07 

2-98 

2-76 

2-86 

3-01 

3-12 

3-04 

3-00 

2-87, 

2-90 

2-96 

300 

3-03 

2-98 

2-90 

2-93 

2-96 

3-01 

3-00 

2-84 

2-71 

2-55 

2-83 

2-93 

3-17 

in. 

3-17 

2-92 

2-83 

2-94 

3-19 

2-96 

3-08 

2-97 

2-76 

2-80 

3-03 

3-13 

3-04 

3-00 

2-87 

2-91 

2-97 

300 

3-03 

2-97 

2-96 

2-93 

2-97 

3-02 

3-00 

2-84 

2-70 

2-54 

2-S5 

2-96 

317 

in. 

3-16 

2-92 

2-83 

2-95 

3-19 

2-95 

3-09 

2-96 

2-76 

2-87 

3-03 

3-13 

3  05 

3-00 

2-87 

2-91 

2-98 

3-01 

3-03 

2-97 

2-97 

2-93 

2-97 

3-03 

3-00 

2-84 

2-70 

2-53 

2-87 

3-00 

3  16 

in. 

3-14 

2-91 

2-83 

2-96 

3-19 

2-95 

309 

2-95 

2-76 

2-87 

3-04 

3-13 

3-05 

2-99 

2-87 

2-92 

2-98 

3-00 

3-04 

2-97 

2-97 

2-92 

2-97 

3-03 

3-00 

2-83 

2-70 

2-53 

2-90 

3-02 

3-14 

in. 

3  13 

2-91 

2-83 

2-97 

3-19 

2-95 

3-10 

2-95 

2-76 

2-88 

3-04 

3-13 

3-06 

2-98 

2-87 

2-93 

2-98 

300 

3-04 

2-97 

2-96 

2-92 

2-97 

3-02 

2-99 

2-82 

2-68 

2-53 

2-91 

3-05 

3-13 

in. 

3  10 

289 

2-83 

2-98 

3-19 

2-95 

310 

2-94 

2-77 

2-88 

3-04 

3-13 

300 

2-97 

2-87 

2-93 

2-98 

300 

3-04 

2-97 

2-96 

2-91 

2-97 

3-02 

2-97 

2-82 

2-67 

2-52 

2-93 

3-06 

3-10 

in. 
3-08 

2-87 
2-83 

4 

2-98 

5 

3-19 

6 

2-94 

7 

3-10 

8 

2-93 

9 

2-77 

10 

2-88 

11 

3-06 

12 

3-12 

13 

3-05 

14 

2-97 

15 

2-87 

16 

2-93 

17 

2-98 

18       

2-99 

19       

304 

20       

2-97 

21 

2-96 

22 

23 

24           

2-90 
2-96 
3-02 

25 

2-96 

26 

27 

28 

281 
2-67 
2-51 

29 

2-95 

30 

3-10 

31 

3-09 

Means.. . 

29-939 

29-940 

29-941 

29-942 

29-946 

29-950 

29-954 

29-957 

29-956 

29-956 

29-953 

29-951 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


283 


each  Hour  (120th  Meridian  Tmie),  during  the  Month  of  May,  1909. 
NUMBERS  IN  THE  TABLES. 


HoDR  Ending 

Me.\n. 

1  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Midnight. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

306 

309 

3  02 

3-00 

2-99 

2-97 

2-96 

2-96 

2-96 

2-96 

2-95 

2-94 

30  071 

2-80 

2-85 

2-83 

2-82 

2-80 

2-80 

2-79 

2-80 

2-80 

2-80 

2-81 

2-81 

29-862 

2-79 

2-77 

2-76 

2-75 

2-75 

2-75 

2-77 

2-78 

2-80 

2-S2 

2-83 

2-84 

29-S05 

2-98 

2-99 

300 

3-01 

3-02 

3-03 

3-04 

3-05 

306 

3-08 

3-10 

3-11 

29-983 

318 

3-17 

315 

314 

3-13 

3-12 

3-11 

3-10 

3-09 

3-07 

3-05 

3-05 

30-143 

2-94 

2-94 

2-94 

2-95 

2-95 

2-96 

2-97 

2-98 

3-00 

3-00 

3-01 

3-02 

29-972 

310 

310 

3-09 

3-08 

3-07 

3-06 

3  05 

305 

3-04 

3-03 

3-03 

3-03 

30-066 

2-92 

2-91 

2-90 

2-88 

2-87 

2-87 

2-87 

2-S6 

2-S5 

2-84 

2-83 

2-83 

29-920 

2-78 

2-80 

2-81 

2-81 

2-81 

2-81 

2-83 

2-84 

2-84 

2-85 

2-84 

2-84 

29-795 

2-88 

2-88 

2-89 

2-89 

2-89 

2-90 

2-91 

2-93 

2-94 

2-95 

2-95 

2-96 

.29-887 

3-OC 

305 

3-05 

305 

3-05 

3-00 

3-06 

3-07 

307 

307 

3-08 

309 

30  037 

311 

3- 10 

308 

307 

3  06 

3-00 

304 

3-03 

3-03 

3-03 

3-03 

3-02 

30-087 

305 

305 

305 

3-04 

3-03 

3  02 

3-02 

3-01 

3-01 

301 

3-01 

3-02 

30-032 

2-95 

2-94 

2-92 

2-91 

2-90 

2-89 

2-89 

2-89 

2-89 

2-89 

2-88 

2-88 

29-946 

2-87 

2-87 

2-86 

2-85 

2-S4 

2-84 

2-84 

2-85 

2-86 

2-86 

2-87 

2-87 

29-862 

2-92 

2-92 

2-92 

2-92 

2-93 

2-93 

2-93 

2-93 

2-94 

2-94 

2-94 

2-94 

29-917 

2-98 

2-97 

2-97 

2-96 

2-96 

2-95 

2-96 

2-97 

2-98 

2-99 

2-99 

2-99 

29-969 

2-97 

2-97 

2-96 

2-95 

2-94 

2-94 

2-94 

2-94 

2-95 

2-97 

2-98 

2-99 

29-979 

304 

3-03 

302 

3-01 

3-01 

300 

3-00 

301 

3-02 

302 

301 

3-01 

30-020 

2-96 

2-96 

2-95 

,    2-95 

2-95 

2-95 

2-95 

2-95 

2-96 

2-95 

2-95 

2-96 

29-967 

2-95 

2-94 

2-94 

2-94 

2-93 

2-93 

2-92 

2-91 

2-92 

2-92 

2-92 

2-92 

29-945 

2-90 

2-90 

2-88 

2-87 

2-87 

2-87 

2-88 

2-89 

2-90 

2-90 

2-90 

2-91 

29-905 

2-95 

2-95 

2-94 

2-93 

2-93 

2-93 

2-94 

2-95 

2-95 

2-95 

2-96 

2-96 

29-949 

301 

300 

2-99 

2-97 

2-96 

2-96 

2-97 

2-97 

2-97 

2-98 

2-98 

2-98 

29-992 

2-95 

2-94 

2-93 

2-91 

2-90 

2-89 

2-89 

2-89 

2-88 

2-87 

2-87 

2-86 

29-942 

2-80 

2-78 

2-77 

2-76 

2-75 

2-74 

2-74 

2-74 

2-74 

2-73 

2-72 

2-72 

29-792 

2-67 

2-6G 

2-65 

2-64 

2-62 

2-62 

2-61 

2-60 

2-60 

2-60 

2-59 

2-58 

29-659 

2-51 

2-51 

2-52 

2-52 

2-53 

254 

256 

2-57 

2-62 

2-64 

2-66 

2-68 

29-557 

2-95 

2-95 

2-96 

2-97 

2-97 

2-97 

2-96 

2-96 

2-97 

2-97 

2-96 

2-95 

29-898 

3-12 

3- 14 

3-15 

3-16 

317 

3-18 

319 

3-20 

3-20 

3-20 

3-20 

3-20 

30-076 

307 

304 

3-00 

2-97 

2-95 

2-93 

2-90 

2-88 

2-88 

2-88 

2-88 

2-87 

30-047 

29-945 

29-941 

29-932 

29-925 

29-920 

29-918 

29-919 

29-921 

29-926 

29-928 

29-928 

29-930 

29-938 

284 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


Pressure  at  32°  Fah.  at  Victoria,  B.C.,  from  Self -registering  Instruments,  for 

27  ENGLISH  INCHES  +  THE 


Day. 

Hour  Ending 

1  a.m. 

2  a.m. 

3  a.m. 

4  a.m. 

5  a.m. 

6  a.m. 

7  a.m. 

8  a.m,_ 

9  a.m. 

10  a.m. 

11  a.m. 

Noon. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

1 

2 '87 

2-87 

2-87 

2-86 

2-87 

2-87 

2-87 

2-88 

2-88 

2-89 

2-89 

2-88 

0 

2-96 
301 

2-97 
301 

3-00 
302 

3-02 
3-02 

3-03 
3-01 

3-04 
301 

3-05 
3-01 

3-06 
2-99 

3-06 
2-98 

3-07 
2-97 

3-07 
2-96 

3-07 

3 

2-95 

4 

2-89 

2-89 

2-90 

2-90 

2-90 

2-91 

2-92 

2-93 

2-93 

2-93 

2-94 

2-95 

5 

310 
317 

312 
3-17 

3-13 
3-18 

3-14 
3-18 

315 
3-17 

3-17 
3-18 

3-18 
3-19 

3-20 
3-19 

3-21 
3-18 

3-22 
3-18 

3-23 

3-17 

3-23 

6 

3-16 

7 

310 

3-10 

3-11 

3-12 

311 

3-11 

3-10 

3-10 

310 

3-08 

3-07 

3-06 

8 

2-95 

2-98 

2-96 
2-99 

2-96 
300 

2-97 
3-01 

2-98 
302 

2-99 
3-03 

3-00 
3-04 

3-00 
304 

3-00 
3-04 

3-00 
3-05 

2-99 
3-05 

2-98 

9 

3-04 

10 

2-99 

2-99 

3-00 

301 

301 

3-01 

3-01 

3-01 

300 

2-99 

2-98 

2-97 

11 

2-81 

2-80 

2-79 

2-80 

2-80 

2-80 

2-81 

2-83 

2-85 

2-87 

2-90 

2-93 

12 

3-06 

3-07 

3-08 

3-09 

3-10 

311 

3-11 

3-11 

3-11 

3-11 

311 

3-10 

13 

300 

300 

3-99 

2-98 

2-98 

2-97 

2-97 

2-97 

2-96 

2-95 

2-93 

2-90 

14 

2-84 

2-85 

2-8,5 

2-85 

2-85 

2-86 

2-86 

2-86 

2-86 

2-86 

2-85 

2-85 

1.5 

2-86 

2-86 

2-86 

2-80 

2-87 

2-87 

2-87 

2-88 

2-89 

2-90 

2-91 

2-92 

16 

2-92 

2-92 

2-92 

2-92 

2-93 

2-94 

2-94 

2-94 

2-95 

2-95 

2-94 

2-94 

17 

2-93 

2-93 

2-93 

2-93 

2-94 

2-94 

2-94 

2-94 

2-94 

2-94 

2-94 

2-94 

18 

2-94 

2-94 

2-94 

2-95 

2-95 

2-90 

2-97 

2-97 

2-97 

2-96 

2-96 

2-96 

19 

2-90 
2^97 

2-90 
2-97 

2-91 
2-97 

2-93 
2-98 

2-93 
2-99 

2-94 
2-99 

2-95 
2-99 

2-95 
3-00 

2-95 
3-01 

2-95 
3-01 

2-95 
300 

2-95 

20 

300 

21 

302 
307 

303 

307 

3-03 
3-08 

3-04 
3-09 

3-04 
309 

3-05 
3-10 

3-06 
3-10 

3-07 
3-10 

3-07 
310 

3-08 
310 

3-08 
310 

308 

22 

3-10 

23 

2-99 

2-98 

2-97 

2-96 

2-96 

2-96 

2-96 

2-96 

2-96 

2-97 

2-98 

2-99 

24 

303 

304 

304 

3-04 

303 

3  03 

3-03 

3-03 

303 

3-03 

3-02 

3-01 

25 

2-88 

2-87 

2-86 

2-85 

2-84 

2-84 

2-83 

2-83 

2-82 

2-80 

2-78 

2-77 

2G 

2 -.50 

2-49 

2-48 

2-49 

2-50 

2-50 

2-51 

2-51 

2-53 

2-54 

2-56 

2-57 

27 

2 -.33 

2-03 

2-63 

2-C3 

2-64 

2-64 

2-64 

2-64 

2-04 

2-65 

2-06 

2-67 

28 

2-81 

2-82 

2-83 

2-83 

2-84 

2-85 

2-87 

2-88 

2-90 

2-91 

2-93 

2-94 

29 

2-96 

2-95 

2-95 

2-94 

2-94 

2-94 

2-95 

2-93 

2-93 

2-92 

2-91 

2-91 

30 

2-97 

300 

3-01 

3-03 

3-05 

3-07 

308 

309 

310 

3-10 

310 

3-11 

Means. . . 

29-937 

29-940 

29-943 

29-947 

29-951 

29-956 

29-960 

29-963 

29-965 

29-906 

29-965 

29-964 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


285 


each  Hour  (120th  Meridian  Time),  during  the  Month  of  June,  1909. 
NUMBERS  IN  THE  TABLES. 


Hour  Ending 

Mean. 

1  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Midnight. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

2-87 

2-87 

2-86 

2-86 

2-85 

2-85 

2-86 

2-87 

2-89 

2-90 

2-92 

2-94 

29-877 

3-06 

3  0.5 

3-04 

3-02 

3-01 

3-00 

2-99 

3-00 

3-01 

3-01 

3-01 

3-01 

30-025 

2-94 

2-93 

2-90 

2-89 

2-88 

2-87 

2-86 

2-86 

2-87 

2-87 

2-88 

2-89 

29-941 

2-95 

2-96 

2-97 

2-98 

300 

3-01 

3-02 

3-03 

3-05 

3-07 

308 

3-08 

29-966 

3-22 

3-22 

3-20 

3-19 

3-17 

3-16 

3-15 

3-15 

3-15 

3-15 

315 

3-16 

30-173 

315 

3-14 

3-13 

3-12 

3-10 

3-09 

3-09 

3-09 

3-10 

3-10 

3-10 

310 

30-143 

304 

3-01 

3-00 

2-99 

2-98 

2-96 

2-95 

2-95 

2-95 

2-95 

c:,95 

2-95 

30-035 

2-98 

2-97 

2-96 

2-96 

2-95 

2-94 

2-94 

2-94 

2-95 

2-96 

2-96 

2-97 

29-969 

3  03 

3-02 

3-00 

2-99 

2-97 

2-97 

2-97 

2-97 

2-98 

2-98 

2-98 

2-98 

30-005 

2-94 

2-93 

2-90 

2-87 

2-85 

2-84 

2-83 

2-82 

2-82 

2-82 

2-82 

2-81 

29-926 

2-95 

2-96 

2-99 

3-00 

3-00 

3-01 

3-02 

3-03 

3-04 

3-05 

3-05 

3-05 

29-923 

310 

310 

3-09 

3-08 

3-07 

3-06 

3-05 

3-05 

3-04 

3-04 

3-03 

3-02 

30-079 

2-89 

2-87 

2-86 

2-85 

2-84 

2-82 

2-81 

2-81 

2-82 

2-82 

2-82 

2-83 

29-902 

2-83 

2-82 

2-Sl 

2-80 

2-79 

2-79 

2-81 

2-82 

2-84 

2-85 

2-85 

2-85 

39-838 

2-93 

2-93 

2-93 

2-93 

2-92 

2-91 

2-91 

2-§ 

2-92 

2-92 

2-92 

2-92 

29-904 

2-94 

2-94 

2-94 

2-94 

2-94 

2-93 

2-93 

2-94 

2-94 

2-94 

2-94 

2-93 

29-936 

2-94 

2-94 

2-93 

2-93 

2-92 

2-92 

2-93 

2-94 

2-94 

2-94 

2-94 

2-94 

29-935 

2-95 

2-94 

2-93 

2-92 

2-90 

2-90 

2-90 

-2-90 

2-91 

2-91 

2-90 

2-90 

29-935 

2-94 

2-94 

2-94 

2-93 

2-93 

2-93 

2-93 

2-94 

1 

2-95 

2-95 

2-96 

2-97 

29-938 

300 

3-01 

3-01 

301 

3-00 

3-00 

3-00 

3-00 

3-00 

3-00 

3-00 

3-01 

29-997 

3-09 

3-10 

3-10 

3-10 

309 

3-09 

3-08 

3-07 

3-07 

3-08 

3-08 

3-08 

30-070 

309 

3-08 

3-07 

3-06 

3-05 

305 

3  05 

3-04 

3-03 

3-02 

301 

3-00 

30-069 

300 

3-01 

3-S 

3-01 

3-01 

3-02 

3-03 

3-04 

3-04 

3-04 

3-04 

3-04 

29-997 

300 

2-98 

2-96 

2-95 

2-94 

2-93 

2-93 

2-93 

2-92 

2-90 

2-90 

2-89 

29-983 

2-75 

2-73 

2-70 

2-67 

2-66 

2-64 

2-60 

2-58 

2-57 

2-56 

2-55 

2-54 

29-730 

2-59 

2-60 

2-60 

2-60 

2-61 

2-61 

2-61 

2-62 

2-62 

2-62 

2-62 

2-62 

29-563 

2-68 

•  2-68 

2-69 

2-69 

2-70 

2-72 

2-73 

2-75 

2-76 

2-78 

2-79 

2-80 

29-686 

2-96 

2-98 

2-98 

2-98 

2-98 

2-98 

2-98 

2-99 

2-99 

2-98 

2-97 

2-97 

29-923 

2-90 

2-89 

2-89 

2-88 

2-87 

2-87 

2-89 

2-80 

2-80 

2-90 

2-93 

2-96 

29-917 

311 

3-10 

3-09 

3-08 

3-06 

3-05 

3-04 

3-04 

3-04 

3-04 

3-04 

3-05 

30-060 

29-961 

29-957 

29-949 

29-943 

29-935 

29-931 

29-930 

29-933 

29-937 

29-939 

29-940 

29-942 

29-948 

2»6 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


Pressure  at  32°  Fah.  at  Victoria,  B.C.,  from  Self-registering  Instruments,  for 

27   ENGLISH  INCHES  +  THE 


Hour  Ending 

Day. 

1  a.m. 

2  a.m. 

3  ajn. 

4  a.m. 

5  a.m. 

6  a.m. 

7  a.m. 

8  a.m. 

9  a.m. 

10  a.m. 

11  a.m. 

Noon. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

I 

3-06 
2-99 
2-83 
2-84 

3-07 
2-99 
2-84 
2-84 

3-OS 
2-99 
2-85 
2-S4 

3-09 
2-99 
2-86 
2-84 

310 

2-97 
2-87 
2-83 

3-12 
2-98 
2-87 
2-83 

3-13 
2-97 
2-88 
2-83 

313 
2-97 
2-89 
2-82 

313 
2-96 
2-89 
2-80 

3- 13 

2-94 
2-90 
2-78 

3  13 
2-93 
2-89 
2-76 

3-13 

0 

2-90 

3 

2-89 

4 

2-75 

5 

2-65 
2  ••72 

2-64 
2-72 

2-65 
2-72 

2-66 
2-72 

2-67 
2-73 

2-67 
2-74 

2-68 
2-75 

2-68 
2-77 

2-67 
2-78 

2-67 
2-80 

2-67 
2-82 

2-67 

6 

2-82 

7 

2-90 
301 

2-91 
2-87 
2-84 

2-90 
3  00 
2-91 
2-80 
2-85 

2-90 
2-99 
2-91 
2-86 
2-87 

2-90 
2-99 
2-91 
2-85 
2-91 

2-91 
2-99 
2-91 
2-85 
2-93 

2-93 
2-99 
2-91 
2-85 
2-96 

2-94 
2-99 
2-92 
2-85 
2-99 

2-94 
2-99 
2-92 
2-85 
3-02 

2-95 
2-99 
2-92 
2-86 
3-05 

2-96 
2-98 
2-92 
2-86_ 
307 

2-97 
2-98 
2-93 
280 
3-09 

2-98 

8 

2-97 

9 

2-93 

10 

2-86 

" 

3-10 

12 

313 

313 

313 

3-14 

3-14 

3-14 

3-14 

3-15 

3-15 

316 

3-16 

3-16 

13 

317 
3-02 

3-17 
3-01 

317 
301 

3-17 
301 

3-17 
301 

3-17 
301 

3-18 
301 

3-18 
300 

3-17 
2-99 

3-17 

2-99 

3-16 
2-98 

315 

14 

2-97 

15 ' 

2-84 

2-84 

2-85 

2-86 

2-87 

2-89 

2-90 

2-91 

2-92 

2-92 

2-93 

2-93 

16 

2-96 
3-00 
301 

2-96 
2-99 
302 

2-97 
2-98 
302 

2-98 
2-97 
3-03 

2-99 
2-97 
3-J)4 

2-99 
2-97 
3-05 

3-00 
2-97 
3-06 

301 
2-97 
306 

3-03 
2-97 
3-06 

3-04 
2-96 
3-06 

3-05 

2-95 
3-06 

3-05 

17 

2-95 

18 

3-06 

19 

2-99 
300 

2-98 
3-02 

2-98 
3-04 

2-98 
3-05 

2-98 
3-07 

2-98 
3-08 

2-98 
3-10 

2-98 
3-11 

2-97 
3-12 

2-97 
3  13 

2-96 
3-13 

2-95 

20 

3-14 

21 

308 

307 

3-07 

3-07 

3-06 

3-05 

3-06 

3-04 

3-03 

3-02 

300 

2-98 

22 

2-92 

2-93 

2-94 

2-95 

2-95 

2-97 

2-97 

2-97 

2-97 

2-97 

2-98 

2-98 

23 

305 
2-96 
2-94 

305 
2-96 
2-94 

3-05 
2-97 
2-94 

3-06 
2-97 
2-94 

307 
2-97 
2-94 

3-07 
2-98 
2-95 

3-07 
2-98 
2-95 

3-07 
2-99 
2-95 

3-07 
2-99 
2-95 

307 
2-99 
2-96 

3-06 
2-98 
2-97 

3-06 

24 

2-98 

25 

2-97 

26 

2-91 

2-90 

2-89 

2-88 

2-89 

2-90 

2-90 

2-90 

2-90 

2-90 

2-90 

2-90 

27 

2-80 

2-SO 

2-80 

2-80 

2-79 

2-80 

2-81 

2-82 

2-83 

2-82 

2-83 

2-83 

28   

2-90 
2-95 

2-91 
2-95 

2-92 
2-95 

2-92 
2-95 

2-93 
2-96 

2-94 
2-97 

2-96 
2-97 

2-97 
2-97 

2-98 
2-98 

2-98 
2-98 

2-98 
2-98 

2-98 

29 

2-98 

30  

2-98 
2-93 

2-98 
2-93 

2-98 
2-92 

2-99 
2-92 

3-00 
2-93 

3-00 
2-93 

3-00 
2-93 

3-01 

2-93 

3-01 
2-92 

3  01 
2-92 

3-01 
2-91 

3-00 

31       

2-90 

Means. . . . 

29-941 

29-941 

29-943 

29-947 

29-951 

29-958 

29-964 

29-967 

29-968 

29-968 

29-968 

29-965 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


287 


each  Hour  (120th  Meridian  Time),  during  the  Month  of  July,  1909. 
NUMBERS   IN   THE   TABLES. 


Hour  Ending. 

Mean. 

1  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

U  p.m. 

Midnight. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

311 

3 

10 

3 

09 

3 

07 

3-06 

3-05 

3-04 

3-03 

3  03 

301 

3-01 

3-00 

30-079 

2-87 

2 

86 

2 

84 

2 

83 

2-82 

2-81 

2-80 

2-80 

2-80 

2-81 

2-82 

2-83 

29-894 

2-88 

2 

88 

2 

87 

2 

86 

2-86 

2-86 

2-85 

2-86 

2-80 

2-85 

2-85 

2-84 

29-860 

2-74 

2 

72 

2 

69 

2 

66 

2-65 

2-04 

2-64 

2-63 

2-63 

2-63 

2-65 

2-65 

29-737 

2-67 

2 

67 

2 

67 

2 

68 

2-68 

2-67 

2-70 

2-71 

2-72 

2-71 

2-72 

2-73 

29-679 

2-85 

2 

87 

2 

88 

2 

89 

2-89 

2-89 

2-89 

2-89 

2-89 

2-89 

2-90 

2-90 

29-821 

2-99 

3 

00 

3 

00 

3 

01 

3-01 

3-01 

3-02 

3-02 

303 

3-03 

3-03 

3-02 

29-973 

2-97 

2 

96 

2 

94 

2 

93 

2-93 

2-92 

2-92 

2-92 

2-92 

2-92 

2-92 

2-92 

29-960 

2-93 

2 

92 

o 

91 

2 

90 

2-89 

2-89 

2-88 

2-88 

2-SS 

2-87 

2-87 

2-87 

29-903 

2-85 

2 

85 

2 

84 

2 

82 

2-80 

2-79 

2-77 

2-78 

2-79 

280 

2-80 

2-82 

29-874 

3-11 

3 

12 

3 

12 

3 

12 

3-13 

3-13 

3-13 

3-14 

3-14 

3-14 

3-33 

3-13 

.30-051 

3-17 

3 

17 

3 

17 

3 

17 

3-16 

3-16 

3-16 

3-16 

3-17 

3-17 

3-17 

3-17 

30-155 

3-15 

3 

14 

3 

13 

3 

11 

309 

307 

306 

3-05 

3-05 

3-04 

3-03 

3-03 

30-124 

2-90 

2 

94 

2 

93 

2 

90 

2 -87 

2-86 

2-85 

2-85 

2-85 

2-85 

2-84 

2-84 

29-939 

2-93 

2 

93 

2 

93 

2 

93 

2-93 

2-93 

2-93 

2-93 

2-93 

2-94 

2-95 

2-96 

29-912 

3-05 

3 

06 

3 

06 

3 

05 

305 

3-04 

3-04 

303 

303 

302 

3-01 

3-01 

30  020 

2-95 

O 

96 

2 

96 

2 

97 

2-97 

2-97 

2-98 

2-99 

2-99 

3-00 

3-00 

3-00 

29-974 

3-06 

3 

06 

3 

05 

3 

04 

3-03 

3  03 

3-02 

3-01 

3-01 

3-01 

3-00 

2-99 

30-035 

2-94 

2 

94 

2 

94 

2 

94 

2-93 

2-93 

2-90 

2-95 

2-96 

2-96 

2-97 

2-98 

29-961 

3-13 

3 

13 

•' 

12 

3 

11 

3-11 

3-10 

310 

3-10 

3  10 

3  09 

309 

3-08 

30-094 

2-97 

o 

95 

•T 

93 

2 

91 

2-89 

2-S7 

2-87 

2-88 

2-89 

2-90 

2-90 

2-91 

29-975 

2-99 

•> 

99 

o 

00 

3 

UO 

3  00 

3  00 

3  01 

3  02 

303 

3-03 

304 

3-04 

29-985 

3-05 

3 

04 

3 

03 

3 

00 

2-99 

2-97 

2-96 

2-96 

2-9B 

2-96 

2-96 

2-96 

30-024 

2-98 

2 

97 

2 

96 

2 

95 

2-95 

2-94 

2-94 

2-95 

2-95 

2-95 

2-94 

2-94 

29-964 

2-96 

2 

96 

2 

95 

2 

95 

2-95 

2-94 

2-93 

2-93 

2-94 

2-93 

2-93 

2-91 

29-946 

2-87 

2 

85 

2 

84 

2 

84 

2-83 

2-81 

2-80 

2-79 

2-80 

2-80 

2-80 

2-80 

29-856 

2-83 

2 

84 

2 

84 

2 

84 

2-86 

2-85 

2-85 

2-87 

2-87 

2-88 

2-89 

2-89 

29-834 

2-98 

2 

98 

2 

98 

2 

98 

2-98 

2-98 

2-98 

2-97 

2-97 

2-97 

2-96 

2-96 

29-961 

2-98 

2 

97 

2 

97 

2 

96 

2-96 

2-96 

2-96 

2-97 

2-97 

2-97 

2-98 

2-98 

29-967 

3-00 

2 

99 

2 

98 

2 

97 

2-96 

2-95 

2-94 

2-94 

2-94 

2-93 

2-93 

2-93 

29-976 

2-90 

2 

98 

2 

87 

2 

86 

2-86 

2-85 

2-85 

2-85 

2-85 

2-84 

2-84 

2-85 

29-891 

29-962 

29 

958 

29 

951 

29-944 

29-937 

29-931 

29-929 

29-931 

29-934 

29-932 

29-933 

29-934 

29-948 

288 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


Pressure  at  32°  Fah.  at  Victoria,  B.C.,  from  Self- registering  Instruments,  for 

27  ENGLISH   INCHES  +  THE 


HouE  Ending 


Day. 


1  a.m. 


2  a.m. 


3  a.m. 


4  a.m. 


5  a.m. 


7  a.m. 


8  a.m. 


9  a.m. 


10  a.m. 


11  a.m. 


1 

2 

3...;... 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

IB 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21    

22 

23 

24 

25 

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31 

Means. 


in. 

2-86 

307 

311 

3-06 

309 

303 

2-97 

2-88 

2-78 

2-80 

2,92 

2-83 

2-80 

2-72 

2-97 

3-01 

3-04 

3-00 

2-82 

2-85 

2-98 

2-95 

300 

2-95 

2-85 

2-80 

313 

303 

2-74 

2-95 

2-96 


in. 
2-87 


in. 

2-93 

313 

3-OS 

3-OS 

3- 12 

3  04 

3-02 

2-87 

2-82 

2-88 

2-94 

2-85 

2-83 

2-68 

3  05 

304 

3-04 

300 

2'83 

2-90 

303 

2  •9(5 

304 

2-97 

2-80 

2-92 

3-20 

2-92 

2-81 

3-00 

2-98 


m. 

2-94 

3-13 

3-07 

309 

312 

303 

3  01 

2-86 

2-83 

2-90 

2-94 

2-84 

2-83 

2-68 

3.06 

3-05 

304 

2-99 

2-83 

2-91 

3-03 

2-97 

305 

2-97 

2-80 

2-94 

3-20 

2-87 

2-83 

301 

2-99 


29-934 


29-935 


29-937 


29-941 


29-946 


29-953 


29-956 


29-960 


29-962 


29-962 


29-962 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


2S9 


each  Hour  (120th  Meridian  Time),  during  the  Month  of  Augu.st,  1909. 
NUMBERS  IN   THE  TABLES. 


HouB  Ending 

Me.\n. 

1  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m 

11  p.m. 

Midnight. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

2-98 

2-97 

2-98 

2-99 

3-00 

3-00 

3-02 

3-03 

305 

306 

3-07 

3-07 

29-964 

3- 14 

314 

314 

3-14 

3-14 

3-13 

3-12 

3-12 

313 

3-13 

3-12 

3-n 

30-116 

306 

305 

3-04 

3-03 

3-03 

3-02 

3-03 

3-03 

3  03 

3  04 

3-05 

3-05 

30-063 

3' 10 

3- 10 

3-09 

3-08 

3-07 

3-07 

3-08 

3-09 

3-09 

309 

3-09 

309 

30-083 

311 

311 

3-10 

3-09 

3-07 

3-06 

3-04 

3-04 

3-04 

304 

3-03 

303 

30-086 

301 

2-99 

2-98 

2-97 

2-96 

2-95 

2-95 

2-95 

2-96 

2-96 

2-97 

2-97 

30-001 

300 

2-99 

2-98 

2-96 

2-94 

2-93 

2-91 

2-91 

2-91 

2-91 

2-90 

2-88 

29-968 

2-84 

2-83 

2-82 

2-80 

2-78 

2-77 

2-77 

2-77 

2-77 

2-77 

2-77 

2-77 

29-828 

2-83 

2-83 

2-82 

2^80 

2-79 

2-78 

2-78 

2-79 

2-79 

2-79 

2-80 

2-80 

29-805 

2-93 

2-93 

2-91 

.    2-90 

2-89 

2-88 

2-88 

2-89 

2-90 

2-91 

2-92 

2-92 

29-882 

2-93 

2-92 

2-90 

2-88 

2-87 

2-85 

2-85 

2-85 

2-85 

2-84 

2-84 

2-83 

29-900 

2-83 

2-82 

2-81 

2-80 

2-79 

2-78 

2-79 

2-80 

2-80 

2-80 

2-80 

2-80 

29-820 

2-81 

2-80 

2-78 

2-77 

2-76 

2-75 

2-75 

2-74 

2-74 

2-74 

2-73 

2-73 

29-789 

2-71 

2-72 

2-73 

2-75 

2-77 

2-80 

2-83 

2-85 

2-89 

2-92 

2-93 

2-94 

29-756 

307 

300 

3-06 

3-06 

3-05 

3-04 

3-04 

3-04 

3  03 

3-03 

3-03 

3-03 

30-030 

305 

305 

3-04 

3-03 

3-03 

3  02 

3-02 

303 

303 

304 

3-04 

304 

30-036 

302 

2-98 

2-97 

2-97 

2-9Z 

2-97 

2-97 

2-97 

2-97 

2-98 

2-99 

3-00 

30-009 

2-97 

2-95 

2-93 

2-92 

2-90 

2-89 

2-87 

2-87 

2-86 

2-85 

2-84 

2-83 

29-945 

2-83 

2-83 

2-83 

2-83 

2-82 

2-82 

2-83 

2-83 

2-83 

2-S4 

2-85 

2-85 

29  826 

2-93 

2-93 

2-93 

2-93 

2-93 

2-93 

2-95 

2-90 

2-97 

2-98 

2-98 

2-98 

29-4)20 

301 

300 

2-99 

2-90 

2-95 

2-94 

2-93 

2-93 

2-94 

2-95 

2-95 

2-95 

29-985 

2-98 

2-98 

2-98 

2-98 

2-98 

2-98 

2-98 

2-98 

2-98 

2-98 

2-99 

3-00 

j         29-972 

303 

302 

3-01 

3-01 

3-00 

2-98 

2-97 

2-97 

2-97 

2-96 

2-96 

2-96 

30  009 

2-97 

2-95 

2-95 

2-94 

2-93 

2-93 

2-91 

2-91 

2-90 

2-89 

2-88 

2-86 

29-9.39 

2-78 

2-77 

2-78 

2-78 

2-78 

2-77 

2-76 

2-77 

2-77 

2-78 

2-79 

2-80 

29-792 

2-97 

2-98 

2-99 

3-00 

3-00 

3-02 

3-04 

3-06 

307 

3-08 

3-10 

3-12 

29-963 

318 

317 

3-15 

3-14 

3-12 

3-10 

309 

3 -OS 

300 

3  06 

3-05 

3-01 

30- 139 

2-80 

2-77 

2-74 

2-72 

2-70 

2-70 

2-71 

2-72 

2-72 

2-72 

2-73 

2-73 

29-832 

2-85 

2-85 

2-86 

2-86 

2-86 

2-87 

2-89 

2-90 

2-91 

2-92 

2-93 

2-94 

29-839 

301 

300 

2-99 

2-9S 

2-96 

2-95 

2-95 

2-95 

2-95 

2-95 

2-95 

2-95 

29-975 

2-94 

2-92 

2-90 

2-87 

2-86 

2-85 

2-85 

2-84 

2-84 

2-84 

2-84 

2-85 

29-920 

29-956 

29-949 

29-941 

29-934 

29-926 

29-920 

29-921 

29-925 

29-927 

29-931 

29-033 

29-933 

29-942 

22476-19 


290 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

Pressure  at  32°  Fah.  at  Victoria,  B.C.,  from  Self-registering  Instruments,  for 

27  ENGLISH   INCHES  +  THE 


Day. 


1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

n 

14 

15 

10 

17 

18 

19.    .    , 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

2i5 

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

Means 


Hour  Ending 


1  a.m. 


3-8,5 
2-78 
2-82 
2-90 
2-85 
2-85 
2-80 
2  0.5 
2-97 

2  8.5 
311 
3-25 
3-19 
3-22 
3-23 
2-94 
2-94 

3  10 
2-94 
2-71 
301 
319 
305 
2-59 
2-75 
2-98 
304 
2-74 
2-70 
2-92 

29-940 


3  a.m. 


4  a.m. 


85 
■79 
83 
91 
86 
■85 
80 
95 
96 
85 
12 
25 
19 
23 
23 
93 
96 
09 
94 
71 
03 
19 
04 
59 
75 
00 
03 
73 
71 
92 

29 -94;! 


2  85 
2-79 
2-84 
2-91 
2-86 
2-85 
2-81 
2-95 
2-95 
2-84 
3-14 
3-25 
3-19 
3-23 
3-24 
2-88 
2-97 
3-09 
2-93 
2-72 
304 
3-20 
3-02 
2  00 
2-75 
3-01 
3'-02 
2-72 
2-73 
2-92 

29-943 


in. 

2-84 

2-80 

2-85 

2-91 

2-86 

2-85 

2-81 

2-95 

2-94 

2-84 

3-16 

3-25 

3-19 

3-23 

3-24 

2-87 

2-98 

3-08 

2-92 

2-72 

3-05 

3-20 

2-99 

2-60 

2-74 

3-02 

3-01 

2-71 

2-73 

2-92 

29-942 


5  a.m. 


in. 

2-85 

2-80 

2-86 

2-92 

2-87 

2-S6 

2-82 

2-95 

2-93 

2-85 

3-17 

3-25 

3-20 

3-23 

3-24 

2-86 

3-00 

3  07 

2-91 

2-72 

3-06 

3-20 

2-97 

2-61 

2-76 

3-03 

3-01 

2-71 

2-74 

2-93 

29-940 


6  a.m. 


in. 

2-85 

2-81 

2-87 

2-92 

2-88 

2-87 

2-83 

2-96 

2-93 

2-86 

3-20 

3-25 

3-20 

3-23 

3-24 

2-86 

3  01 

3-07 

2-00 

2-73 

3,08 


7  a.m. 


8  a.m. 


9  a.m. 


-20 
-96 
-63 

-77 
04 
-02 
-70 
2-76 
2-93 

29-952 


2-85 
_  2-82 
2-88 
2-93 
2-89 
2-87 
2-83 
2-98 
2-93 
2-87 
3-22 
3-26 
3-21 
3-24 
3-24 
2-85 
3-04 
3-07 
2-90 
2-74 
3-11 
3-21 
2-94 
2-65 
2-79 
3-05 
3-01 
2-71 
2-78 
2-93 

29-960 


in. 

2-85 

2-82 

2-89 

2-92 

2-89 

2-87 

2-84 

2-99 

2-93 

2-88 

3-23 

3-26 

3-22 

3-25     I 

3-24 

2-83     j 

3-05 

3  00 

2-89 

2-75 

3-13 

3-21 

2-92 

2-66 

2-81 

3-06 

3-00 

2-70 

2-80 

2-93 

29-967 


2-85 
2-82 
2-89 
2-92 
2-90 
2-87 
2-85 
3-00 
2-93 
2-90 
3-23 
3-25 
3-23 
3-25 
3-23 
2-82 
3-05 
3-06 
2-88 
2-77 
3-14 
3-21 
2-88 
2-67 
2-82 
3-07 
2-99 
2-69 
2-82 
2-94 

29-964 


10  a.m. 


2-85 
2-82 
2-90 
2-91 
2-90 
2-86 
2-86 
3-01 
2-92 
2-90 
3-24 
3-25 
3-22 
3-25 
3-21 
281 
3  06 
306 
2-87 
'  2-78 
3-15 
3-21 
2-85 
2-70 
2-83 
3-07 
2-97 
2-68 
2-83 
2-94 

29-964 


11  a.m.      Noon. 


in. 

2-83 
2-81 
2-90 
2-90 
2-90 
2-85 
2-87 
3-02 
2-91 
2-91 
3-24 
3-24 
3-22 
3-25 
3-20 
2-80 
3-06 
305 
2-87 
2-80 
3-16 
3-21 
2-82 
2-72 
2-83 
3-07 
2-94 
2-08 
2-84 
2-93 

29-961 


2-82 
2-80 
2-89 
2-88 
2-89 
2-85 
2-87 
3-02 
2-90 
2-92 
3-25 
3-24 
3-22 
3-25 
3- 19 
2-80 
3-07 
3-04 
2-80 
2-81 
3-16 
3-20 
2-77 
2-72 
-  2-83 
3-06 
2-92 
2-67 
2-84 
2-93 

29-956 


METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES. 


291 


each  Hour  (120th  Meridian  Time),  during  the  Month  of  September,  1909. 
NUMBERS  IN  THE  TABLES. 


Hour  Ending. 

Me.\n. 

1  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m.     ' 

8  p.m. 

1 

9  p.m.     ' 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Midnight. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in.        i 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

2-80 

2-78 

2-76 

2-75 

2-74 

2-74 

2-75 

2-76 

2-76 

2-76 

2-77 

2-78 

29-804 

2-80 

2-79 

2-78 

2-77 

2-77 

2-77 

277 

2-78 

2-79 

2-79 

2-80 

2-81 

29-795 

2-89 

2-88 

2-87 

2-86 

2-85 

2-85 

2-86 

2-87 

2-88 

2-88 

2-89 

2-89 

29-870 

2-87 

2-85 

2-84 

2-83 

2-82 

2-81 

2-81 

2-82 

2-83 

2-83 

2-S3 

2-84 

29-871 

2-88 

2-87 

2-85 

2-84 

2-83 

2-83 

2  83 

2-84 

2-84 

2-84 

2-84 

2-85 

29-862 

2-84 

2-83 

2-80 

2-79 

2-78 

2-77 

2-77 

2-77 

2-78 

2-79 

2-80 

2-80 

29-826 

2-87 

2-87 

2-88 

2-87 

2-87 

2-88 

2-90 

2-91 

2-93 

2-94 

2-95 

2  95 

29-867 

303 

303 

3-03 

302 

3-01 

3-00 

3-01 

3-01 

3-00 

2-99 

2-98 

2-97 

29-992 

2-89 

2-88 

2-88 

2-88 

2-87 

2-80 

2-86 

2-86 

2-85 

2-85 

2-85 

2-85 

29-899 

2-92 

2-92 

2-93 

2-94 

2-97 

2-99 

3  00 

302 

3-04 

3  05 

3  07 

3-08 

29-933 

3-2.5 

3-25 

3-25 

3-25 

3-25 

3-25 

3-25 

3-26 

3-26 

3-26 

3-25 

3-25 

30-222 

3-24 

3-23 

3  20 

319 

3- 18 

318 

3-20 

3-20 

3-21 

3-21 

3-20 

3-20 

30-224 

3  21 

3-21 

3-20 

3-20 

3- 19 

3-18 

3-18 

319 

3-20 

3-21 

3-22 

3-22 

30-20 

3-24 

3-22 

3-22 

3-21 

3-20 

3-20 

3-21 

3-21 

3-22 

3-22 

3-23 

3-23 

30-228 

317 

3-15 

3-11 

3  09 

3-00 

3-00 

3  02 

3  01 

3  00 

2-99 

2-96 

2-95 

30-137 

2-84 

2-84 

2-84 

2-85 

2-86 

2-86 

2-80 

2-87 

2-88 

2-90 

2-92 

2-94 

29-863 

307 

3-07 

3  07 

3-07 

3  08 

3-08 

3-09 

3-09 

3-09 

309 

3-09 

3- 10 

,30  049 

303 

3-01 

2-98 

2-97 

2-96 

2-96 

2-95 

2-94 

2-94 

2-94 

2-94 

2-95 

30-017 

2-85 

2-84 

2-83 

2-81 

2-79 

.    2-78 

2-70 

2-75 

2-73 

2-72 

2-71 

2-71 

29-837 

2-84 

2-84 

2-85 

287 

2-88 

2-91 

2-92 

2-94 

2-90 

2-97 

2-98 

2-99 

29-830 

3.17 

3-17 

3- 17 

3-17 

3-17 

318 

317 

3-18 

3-18 

3-18 

317 

317 

'        30- 1.33 

3- 19 

3- IS 

317 

3-16 

3- 15 

315 

3-14 

3-13 

3-12 

310 

3-09 

307 

30-170 

2-74 

2-G9 

2-65 

203 

2  00 

2-i)9 

2-57 

2-5S 

2-57 

-      2-56 

2 -.57 

2 -.57 

29-772 

2-72 

2-74 

2-74 

2-74 

2-74 

2-74 

2-75 

2-75 

2-75 

2-70 

2-76 

2-76 

29-696 

2-84 

2-S4 

2-85 

2-80 

2-87 

2-88 

2-91 

2-92 

2-33 

2-95 

2-96 

2-97 

29-842 

305 

3-05 

3-04 

3-04 

3  03 

3-03 

3-03 

3-03 

3-03 

304 

3-04 

3-04 

30-038 

2-89 

2-8G 

284 

2-82 

2-80 

2-79 

2-78 

2-77 

2-77 

2-76 

2-75 

2-75 

29-897 

2-67 

2-66 

2-67 

2-67 

2-67 

2-68 

2-69 

2-69 

2-69 

2-70 

2-70 

2-70 

29-693 

2-85 

2-86 

2-86 

1        2-87 

2-87 

2-88 

2-89 

2-89 

2-90 

2-90 

2-91 

2-91 

29-828 

2-93 

2-92 

2-91 

2-90 

2-89 

2-87 

2-87 

2-86 

2-85 

2-84 

2-85 

2-85 

29-903 

29-953 

29-944 

29-936 

29-931 

29-925 

29-924 

29-927 

29-9.30 

29-933 

29-934 

29-936 

29-938 

29-944 

22476— 19i 


292 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

Pressure  at  32°  Fah.  at  Victoria,  B.C.,  from  Self-regi.stering  Instruments,  for 

27  ENGLISH  INCHES  +  THE 


Hour  Ending 


D.\Y. 


1  a.m. 


1.. 

2.. 

3.. 

4.. 

5. . 

6., 

7.. 

8., 

9. 
10. 
11. 
12., 
13. 
14. 
15, 
16. 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20. 
21. 
22. 
23. 
24. 
25. 
26. 
27. 
28. 
29. 
30. 
31. 


2-S4 
2-93 
2-97 
2-99 
2-98 
2-88 
3-17 
317 
311 
3-24 
301 
2-81 
2 -'79 
316 
31S 
2-99 
3-09 
2-95 
2-57 
2-57 
2-65 
3-00 
3-06 
3-26 
312 
313 
2-93 
2-56 
2-56 
2-77 
2-57 


in. 

2-83 

2-93 

2-97 

300 

2-98 

2-88 

318 

316 

310 

3-24 

300 

2-82 

2-80 

316 

317 

300 

308 

2-94 

2-56 

2-58 

2-65 

300 

3-07 

3-27 

312 

312 

2-91 

2-55 

2-57 

2-78 

2-57 


3  a.m. 


Means. 


29-036 


29-935 


2-82 
2-94 
2-97 
300 
2-96 
2-89 
3-18 
3-15 
3-10 
3-24 
2-99 
2-83 
2-81 
3-17 
3-15 
301 
3-07 
2-91 
2-54 
2-59 
2-66 
2-99 
306 
3-27 
3-13 
3-12 
2-90 
2-55 
2-58 
2-80 
2-58 


4  a.m. 


29-934 


2-94 
2-97 
300 
2-95 
2-90 
3-19 
313 
3-11 
3-24 
2-98 
2-83 
2-83 
3-18 
3-15 
302 
3-07 
2  90 
2-53 
2-63 
2-67 
2-99 
3-OB 
3-27 
3-13 
3-11 
2-88 
2-53 
2-58 
2-81 
2-58 


29-935 


5  a.m. 


in. 

2-82 

2-95 

2-98 

3-00 

2-93 

2-91 

3-20 

313 

311 

3-23 

2-96 

2-84 

2-84 

3-20 

3- 14 

3-02 

307 

2-88 

2-51 

2-63 

2-69 

2-99 

306 

3-27 

3-13 

3-10 

2-86 

2-52 

2-58 

2-82 

2-58 


29-934 


6  a.m. 


in. 

2-82 

2-96 

2-98 

301 

2-93 

2-92 

3-22 

3-12 

3-11 

3-23 

2-96 

2-84 

2-85 

3-21 

313 

3  03 

3-09 

2-87 

2-50 

2-64 

2-70 

2-99 

3-07 

3-26 

313 

3-10 

2-84 

2-53 

2-58 

2-83 

2-57 


29-936 


7  a.m. 


in. 

2-83 

2-97 

2-98 

3-02 

2-93 

2-93 

3-23 

312 

3-14 

3-24 

2-96 

2-84 

2-88 

3-23 

3-12 

3-05 

3-09 

2-87 

2-49 

2-64 

2-72 

3-00 

3-08 

3-26 

3-14 

309 

2-83 

2-54 

2-57 

2-83 

2-59 


8  a.m. 


29-942 


2-83 
2-98 
2-98 
3-03 
2-93 
2-95 
3-23 
312 
3-15 
3-24 
2-95 
2-85 
2-92 
3-24 
3-12 
3-06 
3-09 
2-86 
2-49 
2-64 
2-74 
3-00 
3-09 
3-27 
315 
310 
2-83 
2-54 
2-57 
2-83 
2-60 


9  a.m. 


29-948 


m. 

2-84 

3-00 

2-98 

3  04 

2-91 

2-98 

3-23 

3-12 

3-15 

3-23 

2-94 

2-86 

2-94 

3-25 

3-11 

308 

309 

2-86 

2-50 

2-63 

2-76 

3-00 

3-10 

3-27 

3-16 

3-10 

2-82 

2-54 

2-55 

2-83 

2-63 


10  a.m. 


in. 

2-84 

3-00 

2-97 

3-05 

2-89 

2-98 

3-24 

3-U 

3-16 

3-22 

2-93 

2-86 

2-97 

3-25 

3-10 

3-08 

308 

2-85 

2-50 

2-63 

2-78 

2-99 

3-10 

3-27 

3-17 

3-08 

2-81 

2-54 

2-54 

2-82 

2-63 


11  a.m. 


m. 

2-84 
300 
2-97 
3-05 
2-89 
300 
3-24 
3-10 
3-16 
3-20 
2-92 
2-85 
2-98 
3-25 
307 
309 
307 
2-84 
2-50 
2-63 
2-80 
3-98 
308 
3-26 
317 
3-07 
2-80 
2-54 
2-52 
2-80 
2-65 


Noon. 


29-952 


29-950 


29-946 


in. 
2-84 
2-99 
"2-97 
3-05 
2-88 
3-01 
3-24 
3-09 
3-17 
3-18 
2-90 
2-85 
2-99 
3-25 
3-04 
309 
3-07 
2-82 
2-50 
2-64 
2-82 
2-96 
3-08 
3-25 
3-18 
3-07 
2-77 
2-53 
2-51 
2-78 
2-65 


29-941 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


293 


each  Hour  (120th  Meridian  Time),  during  the  Month  of  October,  1909. 

NUMBERS  IN  THE  TABLES. 


Hour  Endino. 


1  p.m.        2  p.m.         3  p.m.         4  p.m.         5  p.m.         6  p.m.         7  p.m.         8  p.m.         9  p.m.     I    10  p.m.       11  p.m.    Midnight 


in. 

2-84 

2,98 

2-95 

3  04 

2-85 

301 

3-24 

308 

317 

3-10 

2-88 

2-84 

2-99 

3-24 

301 

309 

306 

2-77 

2-49 

2-67 

2-84 

2-94 

309 

3-22 

317 

30G 

2-76 

2-53 

2-50 

2-77 

2-6G 

29-932 


m. 

2-84 

2-97 

2-95 

303 

2-83 

302 

3-24 

3  07 

317 

314 

2-86 

2-84 

300 

3-23 

2-99 

309 

305 

2-76 

2-47 

2-68 

2-85 

2-90 

3-09 

3-21 

3-17 

305 

2-74 

2-53 

2-50 

2-76 

2-67 

29-926 


2-84 
2-96 
2-94 
3-03 
2-82 
303 
3-23 
3-07 
3-17 
312 
2-85 
2-85 
3-02 
3-23 
2-98 
308 
3-at 
2-74 
2-47 
2-68 
2-89 
2-91 
3- 10 
3-20 
3-17 
3-04 
2-72 
2-52 
2-54 
2-74 
2-71 

29-926 


2-85 
2-96 
2-93 
302 
2-82 
304 
3-22 
3-07 
3  18 
3-10 
2-84 
2-81 
3-04 
3-22 
2-97 
3-08 
3-03 
2-72 
2-46 
2-68 
2-90 
2-92 
3-12 
3-17 
3-17 
3-03 
2-70 
2-51 
2-50 
2-72 
2-73 

29-922 


2-85 
2-96 
2-93 
3-02 
2-82 
3-04 
3-22 
3  OS 
3-18 
3-08 
2-83 
2-82 
3  05 
3-21 
2-90 
3-08 
3  02 
2-70 
2-47 
2-68 
2-91 
2-94 
3-13 
3-15 
3-17 
3-00 
2-68 
2-50 
2-58 
2-68 
2-75 

29-919 


in. 

2-85 

2-96 

2-94 

3-01 

2-82 

3-05 

3-22 

3  08 

3-19 

3  07 

2-81 

2-81 

306 

3-21 

2-95 

307 

3-01 

2-68 

2-48 

2-68 

2-93 

2-96 

3-15 

3-14 

3-16 

2-98 

2-66 

2-49 

2-61 

2-66 

2-78 

29-918 


m. 

2-87 

2-96 

2-95 

3-02 

2-83 

3-07 

3-21 

309 

3-20 

306 

2-81 

2-80 

3  07 

3-20 

2-95 

3-07 

3-00 

2-67 

2-51 

2-67 

2-95 

2-97 

3-16 

3-14 

315 

2-97 

2-05 

2-50 

2-65 

2-64 

2-80 

29-922 


2-87 
2-97 
2-97 
3-02 
2-82 
309 
3-20 
3-10 
3-21 
3-06 
2-81 
2-79 
3-09 
3-20 
2-95 
3-08 
3-00 
2-05 
2-52 
2-67 
2-96 
300 
3-17 
3-13 
314 
2-96 
2-64 
2-52 
2-66 
2-61 
2-81 

29-934 


in. 

2-88. 

2-97 

2-98 

3-01 

2-84 

312 

3-20 

3-11 

3-22 

3-05 

2-81 

2-79 

312 

3-20 

2-95 

3-08 

3-00 

204 

2-53 

2-66 

2-97 

3-04 

3-21 

3-14 

3-14 

2-96 

2-62 

2-52 

2-70 

2-58 

2-83 

29-931 


in. 
2-90 
2-97 
2-99 
300 
2-85 
'3-13 
319 
3-12 
3-23 
3-04 
2-81 
2-78 
3- 13 
3-20 
2-96 
3-08 
2-98 
2-03 
2-54 
2-65 
2-98 
3-05 
3-22 
3-14 
3-13 
2-95 
201 
2-53 
2-72 
2-57 
2-85 

29-933 


in. 
2-91 
2-98 
2-99 
3  00 
2-86 
3-15 
3  18 
3-13 
3-23 
3-01 
2-81 
2-78 
3- 14 
319 
2-97 
308 
2-97 
2-61 
2-55 
2-64 
2-99 
3-06 
3-23 
3-11 
3- 13 
2-94 
2-60 
2-54 
2-74 
.  2-56 
2-85 

29-934 


Me.\n. 


2-92 

2-98 

2-99 

2-99 

2-87 

3-16 

3-17 

312 

3-24 

303 

2-81 

2-79 

3- 15 

3- 18 

2-98 

3-09 

2-96 

2-59 

2..57 

2-64     I 

2-99 

3-06 

.'■25 

3-11 

3-13 

2-94 

2-58 

2-55 

2-76 

2-56 

2-85 

29-936 


29-850 
29-967 
29-967 
30-108 
29-883 
30  006 
30-211 
30- 110 
30- 165 
30-153 
29-893 
29-824 
29-978 
30-211 
30-046 
30  002 
30  045 
29-780 
29-510 
29-644 
29-825 
29-985 
30-118 
30-210 
30-148 
30-045 
29-756 
29-529 
29-593 
29-731 
29-687 

29-934 


294 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


Pressure  at  32"  Fah.  at  Victoria,  B.C.,  from  Self-registering  Instruments,  for 

27  ENGLISH   INCHES  +  THE 


Hour  Ending 


D.\Y. 


1  a.m. 


3. 
4. 
5. 
6. 

7. 

8. 

9. 
10. 
11. 
12. 
13. 
14. 
15. 
16. 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20.. 
21.. 
22.. 
23.. 
24.. 
25.. 
26., 
27.. 
28.. 
29.. 
30. 


in. 

in. 

2-85 

2-85 

2-70 

2-71 

2-92 

2-93 

301 

301 

2-77 

2-78 

2-95 

2-97 

2-87 

2-80 

2-68 

2-67 

2-49 

2  47 

2-47 

2-48 

2-96 

2-97 

3-23 

3-22 

2-93 

2  93 

313 

3- 13 

3-22 

3-23 

3-27 

3-27 

3  02 

301 

2-68 

2-69 

2-53 

2-53 

2-51 

2 -.53 

2-69 

2-09 

2-27 

2-24 

2-25 

2-24 

2-49 

2-50 

2-56 

2-55 

2-65 

2-00 

2  91 

2-92 

2-72 

2-72 

2-76 

2-74 

2-88 

2-90 

Means. . 


29-779 


3  a. in. 


29-780 


in. 

2-84 

2-73 

2-94 

300 

2-78 

2-'98 

2-85 

2-07 

2-47 

2-50 

2-99 

3-20 

J -93 

313 

3-22 

3-27 

2-98 

2-68 

2-55 

2-54 

2-69 

2-18 

2-23 

2-50 

2-53 

2-66 

2-91 

2-7J 

2-70 

2-90 


4  a.m. 


in. 

2-83 

2-77 

2-95 

300 

2-78 

2-99 

2 -84 

2-68 

2-46 

2 -.50 

3-02 

3  18 

2-93 

3-14 

3-23 

3-27 

2-95 

2-66 

2-56 

2-55 

2-70 

2-14 

2-23 

2-52 

2-53 

2-66 

2-90 

2-70 

2-67 

2-90 


5  a.m. 


29-775         29-775 


in. 

2-83 

2-79 

2-95 

3-00 

2-79 

3-01 

2-82 

2-70 

2-45 

2-53 

3-05 

316 

2-93 

314 

3-23 

3-27 

2-94 

2-05 

2-56 

2-57 

2-70 

2-09 

2-24 

2-55 

2-53 

2-66 

2-S8 

2-77 

2-60 

2-91 


29-775 


6  a.m. 


2-82 
2-81 
2-95 
3-00 
2 -SO 
302 
2-78 
2-71 
2-43 
2-53 
3-07 
3-15 
2-95 
;'-14 
3-24 
3-26 
2-92 
206 
2-54 
2-60 
2-71 
2-06 
2-23 
2-57 
2-51 
2-67 
2-87 
2-73 
2-53 
2-92 


29-773 


7  a.m. 


in. 

2-78 

2-84 

2-96 

3-00 

2-82 

3-03 

2-77 

2-72 

2-43 

2-54 

3-11 

3-14 

2-96 

315 

3-25 

3-26 

2-89 

2-56 

2-53 

2-62 

2-72 

2  03 

2-23 

2-60 

2-50 

2-68 

2-86 

2-75 

2-45 

2-93 


8  a.m. 


29-770 


2-87 
2-97 
300 
2-82 
303 
2-77 
2-72 
2-42 
2-55 
312 
3-14 
2-97 
3-15 
3-25 
3-26 
2-87 
2-54 
2-53 
.2-63 
2-73 
2-04 
2-23 
2-62 
2 -.50 
2-70 
2-83 
2-76 
2-41 
2-93 


9  a.m. 


29-771 


2-76 
2-89 
2-98 
2-99 
2-82 
3-04 
2-78 
2-72 
2-42 
2-57 
3-14 
3-13 
2-98 
3-17 
3-26 
3-26 
2-85 
2-48 
2-53 
2-65 
2-75 
207 
2-23 
2-64 
2-51 
2-72 
2-86 
2-79 
'2-39 
2-93 


10  a.m. 


29-775 


in. 

2-74 

2-91 

3-00 

2-98 

2-82 

3-04 

2-81 

2-70 

2-41 

2-58 

3-16 

312 

2-98 

3-17 

3-26 

3-25 

2-82 

2-44 

2-53 

2-67 

2-75 

2-10 

2-24 

2-65 

2-50 

2-73 

2-80 

2-80 

2-41 

2-94 


11  a.m.      Noon 


29-774 


2-72 
2-90 
3-01 
2-97 
2-82 
3-04 
2-83 
2-68 
2-40 
2-62 
3-17 
3-08 
2-99 
317 
3-27 
3-24 
2-78 
2-40 
2-52 
2-67 
2-76 
2-14 
2-25 
2-66 
2-52 
2-73 
2-79 
2-80 
2-43 
2-94 


29-777 


2-69 
2-90 
3-01 
2-95 
2-82 
3-04 
2-83 
2-67 
2-40 
2-03 
3-19 
3-OB 
3-00 
3-18 
3-27 
3-23 
2-76 
2-37 
2-52 
2-08 
2-75 
2-15 
2-25 
2-66 
2-52 
2-74 
2-78 
2-80 
2-45 
2-95 


29-775 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


295 


each  Hour  (120th  Meridian  Time),  during  the  Month  of  November,  1909. 
NUMBERS  IN  THE  TABLES. 


Hoi  R  Ending 

1 

Mean. 

, 

1  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11p.m. 

Midnight. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

1        . 
in. 

in. 

in. 

'         in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

2(i4 

2-61 

2-60 

2-5G 

2-53 

2-55 

1 

2-58 

2-60 

2-63 

2-64 

2-65 

2-67 

29-698 

2-87 

2-85 

2-84 

2-83 

2-84 

2-85 

2-86 

2-86 

2-87 

2-88 

!         2-90 

2-91 

29-841 

301 

300 

3-00 

3  00 

3-00 

3-00 

3-01 

3-02 

3-02 

3-01 

3-01 

3  01 

29-986 

2-93 

2-90 

2-87 

2-85 

2-84 

2-83 

2-81 

2-80 

2-77 

2-77 

2-77 

2-77 

2U-9U9 

2-82 

2-82 

2-82 

2-82 

2-83 

2-84 

2-86 

2-87 

2-89 

2-92 

2-93 

2-93 

29-832 

303 

301 

3-00 

2-98 

2-97 

2  96 

2-95 

2-93 

2-90 

2-89 

2-87 

2-87 

29-979 

2-83 

2-84 

2-8.5 

2-85 

2-85 

-  2-83 

2-82 

2-81 

2-78 

2-77 

2-74 

2-71 

29-812 

2-64 

2-63 

2-62 

2-61 

2-60 

2-58 

2-57 

2-55 

2-54 

2-53 

2-52 

2-50 

I         29-634 

2-38 

2-38 

2-38 

2-39 

2-40 

2-40 

2-42 

2-42 

2-43 

2-44 

2-45 

2-45 

29-424 

2-65 

2-68 

2-72 

2-75 

2-76 

2-78 

2-82 

2-85 

2-87 

2-90 

2-93 

2-95 

29-673 

3-20 

3-22 

3-23 

3-24 

3-24 

3-25 

3-25 

3-25 

3-25 

3-25 

3-25 

-      3-25 

30-159 

304 

302 

2-99 

2-98 

.2-97 

2-9« 

2-96 

2-95 

2-93 

2-93 

2-93 

2-93 

30-0.58 

300 

300 

3  02 

3  03 

304 

3-04 

3-06 

3-07 

3  07 

3-10 

311 

3-12 

30  006 

3- 17 

317 

317 

317 

3-lS 

3-18 

3-17 

3-17 

3-18 

3-18 

3-19 

3-20 

30- 164 

3-26 

3-26 

3-26 

3-26 

3-26 

3-25 

3 -26 

3-26 

3-26 

3-27 

3-27 

3-27 

30-253 

3-22 

3-21 

3-20 

3-18 

3-18 

3-16 

3-15 

3-13 

3-09 

3-07 

3-07 

3-05 

:        30-201 

2-75 

2-75 

2-72 

2-71 

2-71 

2-70 

2-68 

2-69 

2-6S 

2-69 

2-69 

2-70 

29-802 

2-34 

2-42 

2-46 

2-53 

2-56 

2-57 

2-50 

2-55 

2-54 

2-56 

2 -.53 

2-53 

29-539 

2-52 

2-52 

2-52 

2-52 

2-51 

2-51 

2-50 

2-48 

2-48 

2-48 

2-49 

2-50 

29-519 

2-68 

2-68 

2-69 

2-70 

2-69 

2-68 

2-67 

2-67 

2-67 

2-67 

2-68 

2-68 

29-64i 

2-74 

2-72 

2-68 

2-66 

2-64 

2-59 

2-55 

2-50 

2-44 

2-40 

2-36 

2-32 

29-035 

2- 16 

2-18 

2-20 

2-24 

2-26 

2-26 

2-27 

2-27 

2-27 

2-27 

2-27 

2-27 

29-184 

2-23 

2-23 

2-24 

2-26 

2-30 

2-31 

2-34 

2-36 

2-40 

2-42 

2-44 

2-45 

29-284 

2-67 

2-66 

2-66 

2-66 

2-66 

2-65 

2-64 

2-64 

2-63 

2-60 

2 -.59 

2-57 

29-608 

2-53 

2-54 

2-56 

2-56 

2-58 

2-60 

2-61 

2-62 

2-62 

2-63 

2-65 

2-65 

29-559 

2-74 

2-75 

2-75 

2-75 

2-76 

2-78 

2-81 

2-82 

2-85 

2-87 

2-88 

2-89 

29-746 

2-74 

2-72 

2-71 

2-70 

2-69 

2-69 

2-71 

2-72 

2-72 

2-72 

2-72 

2-71 

29-783 

2-80 

2-78 

2-77 

2-77 

2-80 

2-79 

2-78 

2-78 

2-77 

2-76 

2-76 

2-76 

29-763 

2-48 

2-53 

2-57 

2-62 

2-68 

2-73 

2-75     ! 

2-80 

2-83 

2-84 

2-86 

2-87 

29-624 

2-94 

2-93 

2-93 

2  91 

1 

2-90 

2-88 

2-87 

2-87 

2  SO 

2 -86 

285 

2-85 

! 

29-903 

29-767 

29-767, 

29-768 

29-770 

29-774 

29-773 

29-776 

29-777 

29-775 

29-776 

29-779 

1 

29-778 

29-774 

296 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

Pressure  at  32°  Fah.  at  Victoria,  B.C.,  from  Self-registering  Instruments,  for 

27  ENGLISH  INCHES  +  THE 


DAT. 

Hour  Ending 

1  a.m. 

2  a.m. 

3a.m. 

4  a.m. 

5  a.m. 

6  a.m. 

7  a.m. 

8  a.m. 

9  a.in- 

10  a.m. 

11  a.m. 

Noon. 

I 

2 

in. 

2-85 

2-97 

3-32 

3-06 

2-63 

2-93 

2-33 

2-67 

211 

2-47 

2-88 

2-66 

316 

3-46 

3  53 

3-46 

3-33 

313 

300 

3  09 

2-90 

2-93 

3  10 

307 

311 

3-29 

3-33 

3-26 

311 

2-66 

2-59 

in. 

2-85 

2-98 

3-32 

304 

2-63 

2-94 

2-34 

2-68 

212 

2-52 

2-86 

2-67 

3-18 

3-48 

3-53 

346 

3-33 

3- 13 

3  00 

309 

2-90 

2-94 

310 

3-08 

311 

3-30 

3-33 

3-27 

3-11 

2-04 

2-00 

in. 

2-85 

301 

3-31 

3-01 

2C3 

2-94 

2-36 

2-67 

2-14 

2-57 

2-80 

2-67 

3-21 

3-48 

3-53 

3-46 

3-32 

312 

300 

3-09 

2-90 

2-96 

3-10 

309 

312 

3-31 

3-33 

3-27 

3-10 

2-65 

2-02 

in. 

2-85 

3-02 

3-30 

2-99 

2-63 

2-94 

2-42 

2-65 

2-15 

2-59 

2-78 

2-6G 

323 

3-50 

3-54 

3-46 

3-31 

3-12 

2-99 

3-08 

2-90 

2-97 

310 

307 

3-12 

3-30 

3-33 

3-27 

3-06 

2-56 

2-63 

in. 

2-85 

305 

3-30 

2-96 

2-64 

2-94 

2-45 

2-63 

216 

2-62 

2-75 

2-06 

3-24 

3-50 

3-53 

3-45 

3-29 

310 

2-99 

307 

2-89 

2-98 

3- 10 

307 

3  12 

3-30 

3-32 

3-26 

305 

2-54 

2-64 

in. 

2-85 
308 
3-30 
2-94 
2-65 
2-94 
2-47 
2-58 
2-16 
2-64 
2-74 
2-67 
3-25 
3-51 
3 -.53 
3-45 
3-28 
3  10 
300 
3  06 
2-89 
300 
3  09 
3  07 
3-13 
3-31 
3-31 
3-26 
3-01 
2-53 
2-64 

in. 

2-85 

3-12 

3-29 

2-91 

2- 66 

2-93 

2-51 

2. 55 

217 

2-67 

2-73 

206 

3-26 

3-51 

3-51 

3-45 

327 

3  10 

302 

3  05 

2-90 

3-01 

308 

3  07 

315 

3-31 

3-31 

3-26 

3-03 

2-51 

2-66 

in. 

2-85 

313 

3-29 

2-88 

2-67 

2-92 

2-53 

2-50 

21S 

2-72 

2-73 

2-70 

3-27 

3-51 

3-51 

3-45 

3-27 

3-10 

3  03 

3-05 

2-90 

3-03 

3  08 

3-08 

3-16 

3-34 

3-31 

3 -26 

3-03 

2-50 

2-68 

in. 

2-86 

3-15 

3-28 

2-85 

2-70 

2-90 

2-54 

2-48 

2-18 

2-78 

2-72 

2-72 

3-29 

3-54 

3-52 

9 

3-45 
3-27 
3-10 
3-03 
3-04 
2-90 
3-04 
3-09 
3-09 
3-19 
3-34 
3-31 
3-26 
3-02 
2-50 
2-71 

in. 

2-85 

318 

3-28 

2-83 

2-72 

2-87 

2-54 

2-43 

2-19 

2-82 

2-72 

2-73 

3-30 

3-54 

3-50 

3-45 

3-26 

310 

304 

303 

2-91 

305 

3  09 

309 

3-20 

3 -.34 

3-31 

3-27 

300 

2-50 

2-72 

in. 

2-85 

3-20 

3-26 

2-80 

2-73 

2-82 

2-54 

2-35 

2-18 

2-85 

2-70 

2-75 

3-31 

3-55 

3-49 

3-44 

3-24 

3-08 

304 

301 

2-90 

305 

3-09 

3-08 

3-20 

3-33 

3-31 

3-27 

296 

3-50 

2-73 

in. 

2-85 
3-22 

3 

3-25 

4 

2-75 

5 

2-73 

6 

2-82 

7 

2-54 

8 

230 

9 

10     

2-18 
2-87 

11   

2-67 

12 

2-77 

13  

3-31 

14 

3-55 

15 

3-48 

10          

3-42 

17 

3-23 

18 

3  05 

19 

3-04 

20  

3-00 

21 

22 

2-88 
3-05 

23  

3-09 

24 

309 

25 

307 

26 

3-33 

27  

3-31 

28  

3-29 

29  

2-96 

30 

2-49 

31       

2-73 

Moan. .. 

29-980 

29-985 

29-988 

29-985 

29-982 

29-983 

29-984 

29-989 

29-990 

29-996 

29-984 

2-980 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


297 


each  Hour  (120th  Meridian  Time),  during  the  Month  of  December,  1909. 
NUMBERS  IN  THE  TABLES. 


Hon 

R  Ending. 

Mean 

1  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Midnight. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

2-84 

2-84 

2-85 

2-86 

2-87 

287 

2 

88 

2-89 

2-90 

2-92 

2-94 

2-95 

29-868 

3-22 

3-22 

3-24 

3-25 

3-26 

3-27 

3 

29 

3-30 

3-31 

3-31 

3-32 

3-32 

30-184 

3-24 

3-22 

3-20 

319 

317 

3-17 

3 

15 

3-14 

3-11 

3-10 

3-09 

307 

30-223 

2-70 

2-67 

2-65 

2-63 

2-63 

2-62 

2 

62 

2-62 

2-62 

2-62 

2-62 

2-62 

29-777 

2-74 

2-75 

2-77 

2-78 

2-82 

2-83 

2 

85 

2-86 

2-87 

2-89 

2-90 

2-92 

29-7.50 

2-74 

2-70 

2-64 

2-59 

2-54 

2-51 

2 

47 

2-44 

2-41 

2-40 

2-38 

2-35 

29-711 

2,53 

2-55 

2-55 

2-57 

2-58 

2 -.59 

2 

62 

2-63 

2-64 

2-65 

2-66 

2-60 

29-529 

2-23 

2-19 

2-15 

208 

2-05 

203 

2 

90 

200 

2-00 

2-04 

2-05 

2-08 

29-308 

2-18 

2-19 

2-22 

2-24 

2-27 

2-28 

2 

32 

2-35 

2 -.39 

2-41 

2-44 

2-46 

29-2.36 

2-89 

2-92 

2-94 

2-95 

2-96 

2-96 

2 

97 

2-96 

2-95 

2-95 

2-93 

2-90 

29-808 

1 

2-67 

2-68 

2-68 

2-69 

2-70 

2-70 

2 

70 

2-68 

2-68 

2-69 

2-67 

2-67 

29-720 

2-79 

2-82 

2-88 

2-90 

2-93 

2-94 

3 

00 

3-02 

305 

3-08 

3-11 

3-13 

29-832 

3 -.30 

3-31 

3 -.32 

3-33 

3-35 

3-36 

3 

37 

3-39 

3-41 

3-43 

3-44 

3-45 

30-311 

3-54 

3 -.53 

3-53 

3-53 

3-54 

3-54 

3 

54 

3-54 

3-54 

3.54 

3-53 

3-53 

i        30-523 

3-47 

3-46 

3-47 

3-47 

3-46 

3-46 

3-46 

3-46 

3-46 

3  46 

3-46 

3-46 

.30-490 

3 -.39 

3-38 

3 -.37 

3-37 

3-36 

3-36 

3 -.36 

3-36 

3-35 

3-35 

3-34 

3-33 

.30-405 

3-21 

3-20 

3-18 

3-16 

3-14 

3-14 

3-13 

313 

3-13 

313 

3-13 

3-13 

30-217 

3-04 

303 

3  00 

3-01 

3-01 

3-00 

2-98 

2-98 

2-98 

2-99 

2-99 

3-00 

.30-052 

3-04 

3  03 

3-04 

3-04 

3-05 

3  06 

307 

307 

3  07 

3-07 

3  08 

308 

.30-0.37 

2-90 

2-94 

2-93 

2-93 

2-92 

2-91 

2-91 

2-91 

2-90 

2-90 

2-90 

2-90 

29-986 

2-87 

2-86 

2-86 

2-86 

2-86 

2-87 

2-87 

2-88 

2-90 

2-91 

2-93 

2-93 

29  890 

3-05 

3-05 

3-05 

305 

305 

3-06 

3-07 

3-07 

3-09 

3-10 

311 

311 

-.30  036 

3-07 

3-07 

3-08 

3-08 

307 

3-07 

3  07 

3-07 

308 

3-08 

3-07 

3-07 

.30083 

3-05 

3-05 

3-05 

3-05 

3-05 

3-06 

3-07 

3-07 

3-08 

310 

310 

3-10 

30- 073 

3-21 

3-21 

3-22 

3-23 

3-24 

3-24 

3-26 

3-26 

3-26 

3-27 

3-28 

3-28 

30-199 

3-32 

3-31 

3 -.33 

3-33 

3-33 

3-33 

3-33 

3-33 

3-33 

3-33 

3-33 

3-33 

30-322 

3-30 

3-28 

3-27 

3-27 

3-27 

3-27 

3-27 

3-27 

3-27 

3-27 

3-27 

3-27 

30-295 

3-24 

3-22 

3-20 

3-18 

3-17 

3-16 

3-17 

3-17 

3-16 

3-15 

3-15 

3-14 

30-220 

2-92 

2-89 

2-86 

2-83 

2-81 

2-79 

2-79 

2-79 

2-78 

2-77 

2-77 

2-72 

29-923 

2-48 

2-49 

2-51 

2-51 

2-52 

252 

2-52 

2-52 

2-53 

2-55 

2-55 

2-58 

29-537 

2-72 

2-73 

2-74 

2-75 

2-77 

2-78 

2-80 

2-81 

2-83 

2-86 

2-90 

2-92 

29- 7.32 

29-966 

29-961 

29-961 

29-958 

29-960 

29-960 

29-965 

29-967 

29-970 

29-978 

29-982 

29-983 

29-977 

298 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


Prkssure  at  32°  Fah.  at  Toronto  Observatoiy,  from  Kew 

27   ENGLISH   INCHES  +  THE 


Day. 


3. 
4. 
5. 
U 

7. 

8. 

9. 
10 
11 
12. 

i;j 

14 
15 
IG 
17. 
18. 
19. 


21. 
22. 
23. 
24. 
25. 
26. 
27. 
28. 
29. 
30. 
31. 


Means.. 


1  a.m. 


in. 

2-815 
2-871 
2 -770 
2-612 
2-389 
2-298 
2-978 
3-262 
2-960 
2-701 
2-505 
2-907 
3-179 
2-977 
2-739 
3-274 
2-972 
2-921 
3-0.38 
2-720 
2-692 
2-706 
2-686 
2-513 
2-444 
2-569 
2-515 
2-423 
2-444 
1-922 
2-432 


Horn  Ending 


3  a.m. 


2-717 


in. 

2-822 
2-874 
2-768 
2-621 
2-378 
2-327 
3  021 
3-2.52 
2-947 
2-693 
2-523 
2-886 
3-199 
2-952 
2-752 
3-277 
2-954 
2-973 
3-014 
2-731 
2-682 
2-712 
2-677 
2-506 
2-437 
2-566 
2-470 
2-440 
2-418 
-1-919 
2-4fiS 


2-718 


4  a.m. 


6  a.m. 


in. 

2-837 
2-882 
2-766  ' 
2-6.38 
2 -.362 
2-336 
3-071 
3-279 
2-933 
2-701 
2-561 
2-881 
3-217 
2-927 
2-784 
3-291 
2-926 
3-036 
2-984 
2-7.50 
2-680 
2-724 
2-656 
2-500 
2-451 
2-578 
2-431 
2-464 
2-396 
1-923 
2-496 


2-725 


in. 

2-832 
2-877 
2-756 
2-636 
2-326 
2-306 
3-096 
3-225 
2-909 
2-700 
2-589 
2-855 
3-219 
2-915 
2-802 
3-288 
2-909 
3-078 
2-936 
2-768 
2-667 
2-7.30 
2-656 
2-482 
2-446 
2-578 
2-383 
2-487 
2-359 
1-926 
2-522 


2-718 


2-838 
2-860 
2-748 
2-6.30 
2-310 
2-310 
3-112 
3-211 
2-876 
2-707 
2-611 
2-861 
3-225 
2-877 
2-824 
3-284 
2-876 
3118 
2-887 
2-783 
2-674 
2-728 
2-632 
2-474 
2-444 
2-590 
2-336 
2-521 
2-312 
1-920 
2-562 


2-714 


7  a.m. 


8  a.m. 


9  a.m. 


848 
867 
743 
634 

.302  1 

! 

300 
154 
184 
864 
703 
643 
867 
233 
847 
859 
285 
860 
172 
828 
816 
677 
735 
612 
449 
439 
608 
302 
548 
272 
939 
598 


2-716 


m. 

2-869 
2-878 
2-737 
2-642 
2  -  .322 
2-346 
3- 193 
3-172 
2-874 
2-705 
2-691 
2-869 
3-247 
2-829 
2-902 
3-288 
2-850 
3-196 
2-784 
2-829 
2-674 
2-754 
2-598 
2-464 
2-450 
2-627 
2-272 
2-572 
2-240 
1-963 
2-640 


2-725 


878 
887 
7.35 
659 
350 
408 
230 
174 
844 
7*13 
733 
869 
274 
803 
929 
302 
844 
222 
744 
863 
679 
756 
584 
464 
473 
662 
243 
589 
221 
988 
697 


736 


902 
740 
665 
389 
474 
252 
168 
827 
708 
770 
883 
282 
777 
959 
303 
850 
234 
699 
894 
680 
764 
586 
457 
480 
684 
209 
600 
200 
019 
745 


10  a.m. 


2-745 


in. 

2-887 

2-924 

2-739 

2-667 

2-412 

2-531 

-282 

■171 

-843 

■719 

-814 

-887 

-289 

■767 

■Oil 

-294 

-842 

-252 

2-644 

2-912 

2-680 

2-709 

2-588 

2-448 

2-502 

2-704 

2-l,S4 

2-618 

2-140 

2-307 

2-778 


11  a.m. 


2-753 


889 
925 
733 
661 
430 
566 
286 
142 
832 
711 
851 
911 
287 
740 
047 
268 
830 
265 
630 
923 
687 
784 
579 
440 
509 
718 
154 
624 
127 
058 
822 


Noon. 


2-757 


SG6 
903 
094 
625 
430 
576 
279 
100 
815 
686 
855 
919 
267 
715 
079 
268 
824 
260 
593 
916 
671 
762 
552 
424 
512 
720 
128 
598 
092 
066 
855 


2-744 


Highest  reading  for  month  on  7th  at  6  p.m  ;  lowest  reading  for  month  on  30th  at  2  a.m 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


299 


Barographs,  for  each  Hour,  during  the  Month  of  January,  1909. 
NUMBERS  IN   THE   TABLES. 


t 

Hour  Ending. 

Mean. 

1  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Midnight. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

m. 

in. 

2-838 

2-840 

j 

2-847 

2-852 

2-851 

2-855 

2-870 

2-880 

2-884 

2-881 

2-879 

2-872 

2-859 

2-887 

2-880 

2-873 

2-856 

2-838 

2-828 

2-829 

2-825 

2-821 

2-808 

2-807 

2-792 

2-862 

2-666 

2-653 

2-645 

2-645 

2-643 

2-636 

2-634 

2-639 

2-634 

2-631 

2-622 

2-612 

2-691 

2-604 

2-581 

2-575 

2-568 

2-562 

2-565 

2-544 

2-526 

2-508 

2-482 

2-456 

2-424 

2-587 

2-406 

2-419 

2-422 

2-420 

2-418 

2-417 

2-405 

2-386 

2-372 

2-345 

2-316 

2-311 

2-577 

2-604 

2-6.38 

2-700 

2  7.34 

2-772 

2-816 

2-852 

2-883 

2-893 

2-916 

2-942 

2-958 

2-604 

3-270 

3-286 

3-302 

3-306 

3-308 

3-326 

3-317 

3 -.324 

3-312 

3-303 

3-284 

3-269 

3-2.32 

3  081 

3- 046 

3-032 

3-049 

3-043 

3-055 

3-040 

3  022 

3-000 

2-998 

2-992 

2-962 

3-111 

2-773 

2-757 

2-751 

2-748 

2-744 

2-749 

2-751 

2-751 

2-7.33 

2-726 

2-712 

2-701' 

2-809 

2-643 

2-642 

2-633 

2-621 

2-613 

2-601 

2-587 

2,568 

2-516 

2-536 

2-526 

2-523 

2-645 

2-851 

2-861 

2-877 

2-912 

2-931 

2-929 

2-929 

2-907 

2-927 

2-929 

2-913 

2-907 

2-792 

2-909 

2-917 

2-933 

2-965 

2-999 

3-019 

3-057 

3-087 

3-113 

3-137 

3-163 

3- 173 

2-961 

3-217 

3- 173 

3-165 

3  106 

3- 1,57 

3-141 

3-126 

3-099 

3-086 

3-056 

3-027 

3-001 

3  ISO 

2-669 

2-641 

2-628 

2-630 

2-606 

2  007 

2-611 

2-619 

2-627 

2-658 

2-688 

2-715 

2-743 

3-092 

3-090 

3115 

3  158 

3-181 

3-194 

3-210 

3-227 

3-236 

3-258 

3-279 

3-282 

3-042 

3-234 

3-209 

3-175 

3-162 

3-150 

3-132 

3- 114 

3-099 

3-085 

3-055 

3-043 

3-013 

3-205 

2-790 

2-763 

2-756 

2-762 

2-778 

2-802 

2-804 

2-816 

2-812 

2-832 

2-872 

2-900 

2-843 

.3-243 

3-228 

3-224 

3-220 

3-214 

3-214 

3-204 

3- 190 

3-162 

3-127 

3-108 

3-082 

3-164 

2-562 

2-563 

2-574 

2-576 

2-599 

2-626 

2-642 

2-648 

2-648 

2-680 

2-697 

2-704 

2-721 

2-893 

2-883 

2-842 

2-856 

2-836 

2-816 

2-810 

2-785 

2-779 

2-750 

2-736 

2-706 

2-817 

2-656 

2-649 

2-651 

2-650 

2-G62 

2-657 

2-663 

2-672 

2-680 

2-690 

2-704 

2-713     1 

2-675 

2-750 

2-731 

2-728 

2-727 

2-730 

2-740 

2-744 

2-742 

2-738 

2-736 

2-724 

2-706 

2-738 

2-519 

2-500 

2-497 

2-497 

2-502 

2-507 

2-510 

2-522 

2-520 

2-515 

2-515 

2-514 

2-563 

2-422 

2 -.379 

2-350 

2-336 

2-332 

2-357 

2-370 

2-390 

2-405 

2-420 

2-443 

2-454 

2-428 

2-508 

2-518 

2  530 

2-549 

2-572 

2-583 

2-579 

2-585 

2-587 

2-582 

2-579 

2-579 

2-514 

2-711 

2-708 

2-711 

2-720 

2-704 

2-690 

2-694 

2-687 

2-651 

2-611 

2-580 

2-558 

2-651 

2-120 

2-116 

2-127 

2-1.57 

2-184 

2-224 

2-249 

2-268 

2-308 

2-330 

2-368 

2-390 

2-270 

2-578 

2-557 

2-567 

2-558 

2-567 

2-548 

2-538 

2-532 

2-519 

2-508 

2-516 

2-486 

2-540 

2-027 

1-980 

1-986 

1-976 

1-968 

1-976 

1-963 

1-948 

1-942 

1-940 

1-938 

1-930 

2116 

2-081 

2-092 

2-118 

2-152 

2-192 

2-234 

2-266 

2-289 

2-308 

2-332 

2-367 

2-406 

2  105 

2-847 

2-861 

2-881 

2-910 

2-934 

2-965 

2-990 

3  023 

3-042 

3061 

3-074 

3  107 

2-805 

2-724 

2-715 

2-717 

2-724 

2-729 

2-736 

2-739 

2-740 

2-738 

2-736 

2-738 

2-734 

2-731 

300 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


Pressure  at  32°  Fah.  at  Toronto  Observatory,  from  Kew 

27  ENGLISH  INCHES  +  THE 


Day. 

Hour  Ending 

1  a.m. 

2  a.m. 

3  a.m. 

4  a.m. 

5  a.m. 

6  a.m. 

7  a.m. 

8  a.m. 

9  a.m. 

10  a.m. 

11  a.m. 

Noon. 

1      

in. 

3-130 
2-773 
2-774 
2-498 
2-134 
1-740 
2-608 
2-599 
2-892 
2-066 
2-163 
2-733 
2-496 
3-027 
2-787 
2-798 
2-502 
2-765 
2-491 
1-905 
2-461 
2-653 
2-888 
2-190 
2-234 
2-798 
2-323 
2-455 

in. 

3-136 
2-759 
2-762 
2-500 
2-140 
1-703 
2-623 
2-597 
2-916 
2-0.32 
2-170 
2-743 
2-492 
3-035 
2-839 
2-771 
2-519 
2-782 
2-462 
1-916 
2-488 
2-655 
2-884 
2-138 
2-298 
2-794 
2-314 
2-469 

in. 

3-139 
2-749 
2-754 
2-489 
2141 
1-688 
2-621 
2-608 
2-889 
1-992 
2-183 
2-745 
2-487 
3  026 
2-805 
2-761 
2-545 
2-784 
2-425 
1-929 
2-507 
2-665 
2-881 
2-092 
2-335 
2-783 
2-293 
2-477 

in. 

3-158 
2-738 
2-733 
2-471 
2-136 
1-643 
2-633 
2-639 
2-881 
1-9.52 
2  195 
2-742 
2-498 
3-040 
2-819 
2-752 
2-5.57 
2-793 
2 -.393 
1-945 
2-505 
2-668 
2  869 
2-030 
2-372 
2-762 
2-273 
2-486 

in. 

3-169 
2-734 
2-723 
2-454 
2-138 
1-621 
2-645 
2-661 
2-871 
1-921 
2-213 
2-732 
2-515 
3-053 
2-862 
2-734 
2-565 
2-812 
2-363 
1-969 
2-522 
2-665 
2-849 
1-961 
2-402 
2-730 
2-267 
2-512 

in. 

3-168 
2-729 
2-712 
2-436 
2-133 
1-574 
2-643 
2-685 
2-845 
1-903 
2-231 
2-714 
2-5.54 
3-0.36 
2-841 
2-717 
2-586 
2  8.33 
2-3.30 
1-989 
2-541 
2-674 
2-816 
1-923 
2-448 
2-712 
2-264 
2-529 

in. 

3-179 
2-729 
2-709 
2-419 

2  129 
1-601 
2-647 
2-709 
2-831 
1-874 
2-2.59 
2-703 
2-577 

3  044 
2-853 
2-700 
2-609 
2-843 
2-303 
2-023 
2-545 
2-691 
2-795 
1-870 
2-497 
2-678 
2-271 
2-553 

in. 

3-187 
2-741 
2-720 
2-410 
2-127 
1-689 
2-667 
2-750 
2-812 
1-907 
2-291 
2-699 
2-623 
3-035 
2-867 
2-688 
2-640 
2-8.59 
2-285 
2-0.57 
2-560 
2-706 
2-758 
1-851 
2-554 
2-660 
2-285 
2-594 

in. 

3-185 
2-747 
2-704 
2-396 
2-114 
1-782 
2-667 
2-759 
2-809 
1-924 
2-.331 
2-690 
2-676 
3-031 
2-877 
2-662 
2-661 
2-871 
2-273 
2-092 
2-588 
2-738 
2-727 
1-S73 
2-597 
2-645 
2-295 
2-634 

in. 

3- 186 
2-769 
2-704 
2-366 
2-105 
1-881 
2-664 
2-782 
2-776 
1-903 
2-352 
2-668 
2-712 
3  006 
2-889 
2-622 
2-667 
2-867 
2-247 
2-116 
2-596 
2-753 
2-713 
1-915 
2-638 
2-625 
2-307 
2-634 

in. 

3  174 
2-781 
2-686 
2-345 
2095 
1-959 
2-648 
2-802 
2-749 
1-970 
2-374 
2-651 
2-745 
2-988 
2-882 
2-606 
,  2-675 
2-868 
2-243 
2-137 
2-600 
2-771 
2-652 
1-927 
2-659 
2-588 
2-313 
2-651 

in. 
3-147 

2          ... 

2-781 

3 

2-662 

4 

2-294 

5 

2-075 

6 

2-051 

7  

2-638 

8     

2-793 

9 

2-705 

10       

1-986 

11 

2-405 

12 

2-623 

13 

2-766 

14       ... 

2-980 

15          

2-887 

16 

2-539 

17 

2-662 

18 

2-858 

19       

2-215 

20 

21       

2-149 
2-605 

22          

2-778 

23          ... 

2-607 

24 

1-949 

25 

2-684 

26 

2-562 

27 

2-331 

28 

2-670 

Means.. . 

2-532 

2-533 

2-528 

2-524 

2-524 

2-520 

2-523 

2-5,37 

2 -.548 

2-554 

2-555 

2 -.550 

Highest  reading  for  month  on  1st  at  8  a.m  ;  lowest  reading  for  month  on  6th  at  6.05  a.m.  =  (28-573). 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLEb. 


301 


Barographs,  for  each  Hour,  during  the  Month  of  February,  1909. 
NUMBERS  IN  THE  TABLES. 


4 

Hour  Ending 

Mean. 

1  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

t 
1 

5  p.m. 

1 
6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Midnight. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

3-089 

3-024 

3-018 

3002 

2-958 

2-923 

2-892 

2-851 

2-836 

2-831 

2-823 

2-797 

3  042 

2-761 

2-760 

2-772 

2-778 

2-782 

2-795 

2-808 

2-811 

2-806 

2-809 

2-791 

2-788 

2-770 

2-632 

2-603 

2-591 

2-574 

2-576 

2-566 

2.- 5(71 

2-563 

2-550 

2 -Ml 

2-532 

2-521 

2-644 

2-233 

2- 193 

2-171 

2-151 

2- 133 

2-127 

2- 125 

2-125 

2121 

2-127 

2-131 

2-133 

2-285 

2  043 

2-029 

2021 

2012 

2  010 

2  004 

1-978 

1-939 

1-894 

1-865 

1-797 

1-767 

2-034 

2-131 

2-219 

2-293 

2-371 

2-438 

2-497 

2  533 

2-558 

2-585 

2-603 

2-607 

2-603 

2-099 

2-619 

2-602 

2-599 

2-596 

2  591 

2-596 

2-597 

2-602 

2-605 

2-607 

2-613 

2-595 

2-622 

2-774 

2-773 

2-787 

2-807 

2-833 

2-862 

2-866 

2-881 

2-899 

2-896 

2-883 

2-892 

2-772 

2-649 

2-581 

2-543 

2-501 

2  477 

2-416 

2-355 

2-309 

2-247 

2-211 

2-161 

2-119 

2-606 

1-975 

1-973 

2-013 

2  050 

2-071 

2-098 

2-123 

2-131 

2144 

2-153 

2-147 

2-158 

2-052 

2-437 

2-475 

2-513 

2-559 

2-588 

2-623 

2-653 

2-675 

2-709 

2-714 

2-715 

2-732 

2-440 

2-578 

2-562 

2-544 

2-536 

2-533 

2-526 

2-518 

2-517 

2-514 

2-514 

2-517 

2-510 

2-617 

2-784 

2-814 

2-842 

2-866 

2-879 

2-926 

2-959 

2-994 

3-006 

3-028 

3024 

3-034 

2-762 

2 -899 

2-867 

2-775 

2-728 

2-737 

2-761 

2-761 

2-756 

2-761 

2-771 

2-789 

2-795 

2-904 

2-853 

2-836 

2-852 

2-849 

2-851 

2-849 

2-833 

2-843 

2-850 

2-834 

2-815 

2-807 

2-845 

2-503 

2-421 

2-359 

2-391 

2-385 

2-402 

2-425 

2-431 

2-434 

2-453 

2-470 

2-477 

2-563 

2-639 

2-618 

2-607 

2-603 

2-617 

2-647 

2  675 

2-689 

2-700 

2-719 

2-733 

2-751 

2  633 

2-829 

2-811 

2-782 

2-77.-! 

2-753 

2-723 

2-696 

2-663 

2-6-34 

2-599 

2-567 

2-523 

2-762 

2-179 

J- 127 

2-097 

2-085 

2-053 

2-021 

2-003 

1-974 

1-961 

1-938 

1-907 

1-905 

2-178 

2  163 

2- 167 

2- 183 

2-215 

2-249 

2-289 

2-314 

2-331 

2-365 

2-390 

2-418 

2-435 

2-156 

2-600 

2-580 

2-579 

2-585 

2-586 

2-595 

2-597 

2-606 

2-606 

2-609 

2-618 

2-650 

2-572 

2-769 

2-781 

2-801 

2-808 

2-818 

2-849 

2-882 

2-897 

2-912 

2-919 

2-916 

2-898 

2-778 

2-565 

2-513 

2-470 

2-446 

2-385 

2-377 

2-377 

2-353 

2-341 

2-313 

2-273 

2-233 

2-587 

1-947 

1-948 

1-948 

1-970 

1-987 

2-023 

2-068 

2- 104 

2-128 

2-165 

2-178 

2-208 

2-016 

2-691 

2-710 

2-722 

2-747 

2-775 

2-792 

2-813 

2-818 

2-820 

2-821 

2-803 

2-800 

2-626 

2-515 

2-463 

2-431 

2-423 

2-408 

2-399 

2-400 

2-393 

2-385 

2-374 

2-358 

2-335 

2-551 

2-333 

2-331 

2-337 

2-348 

2-363 

2-383 

2 -398 

2-414 

2-425 

2-435 

2-437 

2-447 

2-341 

2-664 

2-666 

2-668 

2-676 

2-706 

2-702 

2-720 

2-732 

2-748 

2-758 

2-756 

2-754 

2-633 

2-531 

2-516 

2-511 

2-516 

2-519 

2-528 

2-534 

2-534 

2-535 

1 

2-536 

2-528 

2-524 

2-531 

302 


MKTEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


Pressure  at  32°  Fah.  at  Toronto  Observatory,  from  Kew 

27   ENGLISH   INCHES  +  THE 


Hour  E 

NDING 

Day. 

1  a.m. 

2  a.m. 

3  a.m. 

4  a.m. 

5  a.m. 

0  a.m. 

7  a.m. 

8  a.m. 

9  a.m. 

10  a.m. 

11  a.m. 

Noon. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

1 

2-759 

2-771 

2-768 

2-779 

2-778 

2-786 

2-774 

2-756 

2-751 

2-738 

2-715 

2-682 

2 

2 -.319 

2-327 

2-328 

2-343 

2-371 

2-381 

2-403 

2-432 

2-464 

2-476 

2-485 

2-488 

.3 

2-401 
2-272 

2-372 
2-255 

2-330 
2-263 

2-300 
2-256 

2-274 
2-255 

2-265 
2-263 

2-272 
2-263 

2-250 
2-280 

2-229 
2-267 

2-219 

2-254 

2-217 
2-246 

9.905 

4 

2-225 

5 

2-300 

2-305 

2 -.308 

2 -.333 

2 -.355 

2-380 

2-406 

2-4.37 

2-447 

2-459 

2-478 

2-485 

6 

2,570 

2-561 

2-5.53 

2-533 

2-540 

2-534 

2-547 

2-553 

2  ,545 

2-533 

2-515 

2-497 

2-353 

2,749 

2-345 

2-772 

2-329 

2-781 

2-318 

2-783 

2-311 
2-807 

2-318 
2-845 

2-322 

2-851 

2-349 
2-858 

2-369 

2-8,58 

2-389 

2-877 

2-402 
2-905 

2-:J29 
2-909 

S 

9 

2-781 
2-213 

2-764 
2-168 

2-7.33 
2-120 

2-722 
2-070 

2-070 
2-028 

2-675 
2-019 

2-033 
2-0.50 

2 -,565 
2-064 

2-533 
2-083 

2-492 
2-094 

2-446 
2-130 

2-435 

10 

2-1.56 

U 

2-578 
3-068 

2-624 
3-070 

2-670 
3-068 

2-712 
3-065 

2-761 
3-063 

2-801 
3-009 

2-830 
3-064 

2-869 
3-068 

2-912 
3-0,58 

2-936 
3-0,56 

2~-956 
3-012 

2-967 

12 

3  020 

l.S 

2-801 
2 -.528 

2-778 
2-510 

2-7.55 
2-491 

2-757 
2-485 

2-729 
2-484 

2-731 

2-476 

2-725 
2-481 

2-7.33 
2-491 

2-729 
2,501 

2-690 
2 -,504 

2-675 
2-505 

2-063 

14 

2-513 

1.5 

2-602 

2-619 

2-627 

2-639 

2-055 

2-683 

2-709 

2-736 

2-7.50 

2-769 

2-783 

2-7,S0 

16 

2-679 

2-650 

2-623 

2 -.599 

2-585 

2 -.566 

2-541 

2-521 

2-493 

2-4.55 

2-421 

2-389 

17 

2-326 
2-721 

2-324 

2-729 

3-316 
2-729 

2-316 
2-732 

2-328 
2-745 

2-337 
2-775 

2 -.351 
2-798 

2-371 
2-814 

2 -.398 
2-820 

2-410 

2-825 

2-440 
2-832 

2-466 

18 

2-824 

19 

2-668 
2-448 

2-652 
2-468 

2-616 
2-476 

2-581 
2-501 

2-562 
2-528 

2-544 
2-552 

2-523 
2-576 

2-516 
2-600 

2-4,84 
2-621 

2-453 
2-620 

2-433 
2-632 

2-406 

20 

2-6,36 

21 

2-687 

2-694 

2-698 

2-702 

2-703 

2-717 

2-735 

2-7,58 

2-766 

2-769 

2-769 

2-768 

99 

2-781 
2-874 

2-782 
2-S79 

•  2-775 
2-877 

2-771 
2-878 

2-709 
2-8.82 

2-779 
2-885 

2-803 
2-,S96 

2-827 
2-900 

2-847 
2-899 

2-859 
2-894 

2-877 
2-878 

2-882 

2.'i 

2-856 

24 

2-666 

2-640 

2012 

2-595 

2-584 

2-557 

2-518 

2-498 

2-468 

2-450 

2-386 

2-333 

2.5 

1-792 
1-972 

1-789 
1-971 

1-757 
1-975 

1-756 
2-000 

1-764 
2-016 

1-706 
2-0.30 

1-780 
2-048 

1-788 
2-067 

1-784 
2-091 

1-794 
2-111 

1-798 
2-120 

1-795 

2fi 

2-142 

27......... 

2-174 

2-158 

2- 125 

2-091 

2-0,50 

2-017 

1-999 

1-992 

1-970 

1-974 

2000 

2-034 

2S 

2-160 
2-227 

2- 160 
2-220 

2- 147 
2-212 

2- 134 
2-204 

2-141 
2-213 

2-1.58 
2-210 

2-161 
2-233 

2-163 
2-243 

2-168 
2-245 

2-178 
2-251 

2-174 
2-255 

2-177 

29 

2-255 

30  

2-270 
2-549 

2-269 
2-569 

2-273 
2-582 

2-269 
2-592 

2-271 
2-598 

2-273 
2-616 

2-281 
2-634 

2-282 
2-649 

2-279 
2-058 

2-281 
2,606 

2-294 
2,071 

2-295 

.SI       .        . 

2,6,59 

Me.ins. . . 

2-493 

2-490 

2-481 

2-478 

2-478 

2-484 

2-491 

2-498 

2-500 

2-500 

2-498 

2-496 

Highest  reading  for  month  at  11  p.m,  on  Uth  ;   lowest  reading  for  month  at  3.15  a.m.  on  25  (28-7.50). 


MEtEOROLOGlCAL   TABLES. 


303 


Barographs,  for  eacli  Hour,  during  the  Month  of  March,  1909. 
NUMBERS  IN  THE  TABLES. 


Hour  Ending. 

Me.^n. 

1  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Midnight. 

1 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

2 

632 

2 

530 

2 

580 

2-492 

2-454 

2-430 

2-401 

2-359 

2-326 

2-310 

2-309 

2-316 

2-591 

2 

480 

2 

467 

2 

476 

2-480 

2-479 

2-470 

2-464 

2  454 

2-452 

2  444 

• 

2-4.30 

2-417 

2-430 

2 

188 

2 

186 

2 

200 

2-204 

2-224 

2-237 

2-248  ^ 

2-256 

2-272 

2-265 

2-250 

2-254 

2-256 

2 

187 

2 

tm 

2 

166 

2- 100 

2-181 

2-205 

2-222 

2-233 

2-253 

2-274 

2-283 

2-297 

2-289 

2 

484 

2 

488 

2 

487 

2-495 

2-504 

2-517 

2-5.39 

2 -.5.57 

2-568 

2-575 

2-577 

2-569 

2-461 

2 

472 

2 

444 

2 

429 

2-429 

2-426 

2-407 

2-399 

2-388 

2-377 

2-368 

2-365 

2-349 

2-472 

2 

442 

2 

449 

2 

485 

2-535 

2-561 

2-603 

2-637 

2-666 

2 -080 

2-698 

2-719 

2-7.37 

2-477 

2 

880 

2 

847 

2 

829 

2-827 

2-842 

2-824 

2-814 

2-842 

2-824 

2-800 

2-792 

2-799 

2-830 

2 

.■598 

2 

378 

2 

356 

2-306 

2 -.396 

2-354 

2-334 

2-316 

2-328 

2-300 

2-284 

2-204 

2-480 

2 

168 

2 

182 

2 

185 

2- 196 

2-212 

2-222 

2-231 

2-252 

2-320 

2 -.390 

2-454 

2-525 

2- 189 

2 

97.5 

2 

956 

2 

993 

2-984 

2-988 

2-998 

3-022 

3-035 

3-032 

3-050 

3-071 

3-070 

1   2 -90S 

2 

967 

2 

945 

2 

938 

2-914 

2-889 

2-883 

2-875 

3-863 

2-848 

2-845 

2-833 

2-815 

2-971 

2 

047 

2 

615 

2 

605 

2-583 

2-593 

2-579 

2-581 

2 -.584 

2-570 

2-568 

2-5.52 

2-5.39 

2-658 

2 

508 

2 

.507 

2 

512 

2 -.526 

2 -.542 

2-507 

2-579 

2-590 

2-593 

2 -.591 

2-595 

2  001 

2-52S 

2 

770 

2 

752 

2 

740 

2-743 

2-742 

2-742 

2-740 

2-750 

2-741 

2-731 

2-807 

2-098 

2-721 

2 

349 

2 

307 

2 

300 

2 -.308 

2-314 

2-322 

2-321 

2-312 

2 -.326 

2-330 

2-320 

2 -.328 

2-4.32 

2 

484 

2 

497 

2 

520 

2.551 

2-580 

2-614 

2-6.30 

2-659 

2-679 

2-698 

2-704 

2-709 

2-488 

2 

800 

2 

783 

2 

774 

2-701 

2-7.50 

2-741 

2-734 

2-732 

2-724 

2-700 

2-095 

2-682 

2-7.59 

2 

371 

2 

346 

2 

328 

2 -.320 

2-320 

2-329 

2-340 

2-351 

2-301 

2-371 

2-390 

2-419 

2-440 

2 

038 

2 

630 

2 

623 

2-631 

2-635 

2-653 

2-659 

2-673 

2-685 

2-687 

2-087 

2-684 

2-606 

2 

7.59 

2 

752 

2 

747 

2-755 

2-760 

2-770 

2-781 

2-793 

2-793 

2-800 

2-799 

2-792 

2-753 

2 

873 

2 

864 

2 

864 

2-804 

2-807 

2-874 

2-874 

2-878 

2-878 

2-879 

2-870 

2-869 

2-842 

2 

838 

2 

810 

2 

794 

2-773 

2-7.58 

2-748 

2-7.39 

2-738 

2-727 

2-708 

2-080 

2-670 

j   2810 

2 

274 

2 

234 

2 

174 

2-128 

2  076 

2-016 

1-974 

1-934 

'   1-900 

1-808 

1-840 

1-812 

2-273 

1 

820 

1 

826 

1 

836 

1-8.35 

1-848 

1-869 

1-890 

1-914 

1-927 

1-940 

1-9.50 

1-969 

1-8.33 

2 

150 

2 

154 

2 

1.58 

2-103 

2-185 

2-198 

2-206 

2-208 

2-224 

2-218 

2-210 

2-198 

2-117 

2 

069 

2 

082 

2 

090 

2-098 

2- 106 

2-129 

2141 

2-157 

2- 1.50 

2-157 

2-160 

2-1.58 

2-087 

2 

177 

2 

171 

2 

169 

2-175 

2-184 

2-197 

2-215 

2-227 

2-237 

2-237 

2-235 

2-227 

2-182 

2 

256 

2 

240 

2 

241 

2-239 

2-243 

2-249 

2-264 

2-276 

2-270 

2-273 

2-206 

2-266 

2-245 

2 

304 

2 

326 

2 

339 

2-363 

2-382 

2-417 

2-430 

2-451 

2-470 

2-492 

2-503 

2 -.526 

2-347 

2 

646 

2 

626 

2 

617 

2-614 

2-627 

2-642 

2-652 

2-602 

2-675 

2-080 

2-678 

2-674 

2-635 

2 

484 

2 

471 

2 

468 

2-468 

2-473 

2-478 

2-482 

2-488 

2-491 

2-492 

2-495 

2-492 

2-480 

304 


METEOEOLOOICAL    TABLES. 


Pressure  at  32°  Fah.  at  Toronto  Observatory,  from  Kew 

27   ENGLISH   INCHES  +  THE 


Hour  E 

NDING 

Day. 

1  am. 

2  a.m. 

3  a.m. 

4  a.m. 

5  a.m. 

6  a.m. 

7  a.m. 

8  a.m.     1 

i 

9  a.m. 

10  a.m. 

11  a.m. 

Noon. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

1 
in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

1 

2-666 
2-663 
2-378 
2-477 
2-601 
2-466 
2-345 
2-482 
2-545 
2-635 
3-151 
2-866 
2-553 
2-720 
2-913 

2-666 
2-655 
2-360 
2-487 
2-589 
2-474 
2-319 
2-522 
2-528 
2-639 
3-164 
2-850 
2-510 
2-729 
2-899 

2-675 

2-649     1 

2 -.346 

2 -.503 

2-579 

2-478 

2-272 

2-562 

2-503 

2-661 

3-181 

2-842 

2-480 

2-769 

2-897 

2-672 
2-632 
2-331 
2-514 
2-557 
2-490 
2-234 
2-594 
2-492 
2-683 
3-198 
2-829 
2-452 
2-782 
2-900 

2-082 
2-UlO     [ 
2-323     1 

2  ■5.33 
2-554 
2-488 
2-220 
2-626 
2-488 
2-719 

3  193 
2-812 
2-441 
2-820 
2-904 

2  700 
2-611 
2-313 
2-504 
2-533 
2-478 
2- 186 
2-657 
2-476 
2-757 
4-209 
2-807 
2-427 
2-838 
2-915 

2-719 
2-620 
2-314 
2 -.572 
2-517 
2-484 
2- 144 
2-694 
2-479 
2-787 
3-225 
2-797 
2-423 
2-879 
2-931 

2-729 
2-614 
2-308 
2-577 
2-516 
2 -.503 
2-126 
2-706 
2-464 
2-812 
3-239 
2-791 
2-400 
2-900 
2-943 

2-737 
2-610 
2-306 
2-597 
2-501 
2-500 
2-112 
2-727 
2-445 
2-835 
.  4-241 
2-775 
2-381 
2-911 
2-936 

2-712 
2-608 
2-304 
2  013 
2-497 
2-480 
2-119 
2-740 
2-430 
2-853 
3-237 
2-772 
2-376 
2-938 
2-939 

2-703 
2 -00  J 
2-303 
■    2-607 
2-493 
2-476 
2-160 
2-747 
2-419 
2-873 
3-225 
2-760 
2-354 
2-944 
2-936 

2-728 

2 

2-587 

3 

2-294 

4  

2-003 

5  

2-471 

6  

2-451 

7       

2- 173 

8  

2-748 

9     

2-403 

10 

2-891 

11     

3-201 

12     .     ... 

2-733 

13 

2-324 

14 

2-922 

15 

2-924 

16 

2-933 

2-938 

2-952 

2-940 

2-942 

2-947 

2-952 

2-943 

2-921 

2-898 

"2-882 

2-850 

17 

2-681 

2-6.SS 

2-690 

2-684 

2-708 

2-716 

2-738 

2-704 

2-775 

2-780 

2-793 

2-793 

18 

2-840 

2-796 

2-770 

2-778 

2-741 

2-739 

2-724 

2-656 

2-688 

2-612 

2-586 

2-556 

19 

2-491 

2-454 

2-416 

2-384 

2-356 

2-318 

2-284 

2-278 

2-283 

2-329 

2-379 

2-422 

20 

2-750 

2-761 

2-752 

2-741 

2-744 

2-762 

2-771 

2-775 

2-767 

2-765 

2-779 

2-773 

21     

2-692 
2-250 
2-470 

2-646 
2-284 
2-501 

2-630 
2-336 
2-521 

2-588 
2-360 
2-535 

2-572 
2-380 
2-548 

2-571 
2-418 
2-566 

2-554 
2-442 
2-581 

2-504 
2-447 
2-595 

2-464 
2-450 
2-594 

2-352 
2-448 
2-607 

2-384 
2-454 
2-607 

2-346 

22       

2-436 

23 

2-606 

24           

2-798 
2-902 

2-806 
2-865 

2-834 
2-836 

2-8.56 
2 -80S 

2-882 
2-781 

2-928 

2-747 

2-945 

2-711 

2-963 
2-655 

2-982 
2-600 

2-997 
2-532 

2-010 

2-488 

3-012 

25 

2-458 

26 

2-689 
2-608 
2-631 

2-693 
2-581 
2-661 

2-711 
2-556 
2-684 

2-718 
2-514 
2-722 

2-728 
2-490 
2-756 

2-744 
2-474 
2-805 

2-7.53 
2.462 

2-837 

2-7.55 
2-449 
2-859 

2-751 
2 -.378 
2-884 

I       2-752 
2-324 
2-913 

2-754 
2-304 
2-922 

2-755 

27 

2-248 

28 

2-907 

29 

2-905 
2-319 

2-883 
2-321 

2-881 
2-271 

2-864 
2-211 

2-843 
2-192 

2-827 
2-157 

2-819 
2-150 

2-793 
2-144 

2-736 
2-127 

2-721 
2-145 

2-733 
2-155 

2-693 

30 

2-154 

Means. . . 

2-647 

2-642 

2-641 

2-635 

2-636 

2-640 

2-644 

2-640 

2-634 

2-631 

2-629 

2-615 

Highest  reading  for  month  on  llth  at  9  a.m  ;  lowest  reading  for  month  on  21st  at  5  and  7  p.m. 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES, 


305 


Barographs,  for  each  Hour,  during  the  Month  of  April,  1909. 
NUMBERS  IN  THE  TABLES. 


Hour  E 

NDING. 

1  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Midnight. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

m. 

in. 

in. 

2-710 

2-690 

2-676 

2-660 

2-659 

2-664 

2-676 

2-698 

2-713 

2-098 

2-681 

2-668 

2-568 

2-546 

2515 

2 -.501 

2-479 

2-472 

2-461 

2-458 

2-432 

2-411 

2-396 

2-383 

2-287 

2-286 

2-289 

2-301 

2-319 

2-345 

2-366 

2-394 

2-415 

2-4.30 

2-441 

2-453 

2-605 

2-607 

2  003 

2-601 

2-585 

2-586 

2-584 

2-589 

2-624 

2  040 

2-641 

2-622 

2-453 

2-433 

2-420 

2-410 

2-417 

2-414 

2-412 

2-432 

2-455 

2-458 

2-465 

2-400 

2-484 

2-480 

2-459 

2-459 

2-407 

2-481 

2-466 

2-4.53 

2-434 

2  -130 

2-430 

2-403 

2-191 

2-215 

2-208 

2-198 

2-220 

2-257 

2-283 

2 -.338 

2-352 

2-391 

2-408 

2-450 

2-738 

2-728 

2-713 

2-700 

2-083 

2-677 

2-068 

2-652 

2-640 

2-016 

2-587 

2-5,52 

2-379 

2 -.377 

2-383 

2-422 

2-469 

2-521 

2-547 

2-570 

2-601 

2-6IS 

2-022 

2-629 

2-906 

2-923 

2-941 

2-963 

2-994 

3  020 

3-046 

3-082 

3-109 

3  1.30 

3-133 

3-145 

3-179 

3-157 

3-109 

3-085 

3-O.W 

3  010 

2-987 

2-965 

2-951 

2-929 

2-894 

2-876 

2-705 

2 -670 

2-031 

2-611 

2-606 

2-592 

2-575 

2-582 

2-587 

2-582 

2-509 

2-562 

2-273 

2-243 

2-283 

2 -.383 

2-400 

2-449 

2-501 

2 -.536 

2-598 

2-635 

2-074 

2-700  : 

2913 

2-924 

2-919 

2-921 

2-931 

2-9.35 

2-9.33 

2-935 

2-939 

2-927 

2-927 

2-919 

2-910 

2-900 

2  904 

2-900 

2-906 

2910 

2-907 

2-920 

2-934 

2-9.37 

2-933 

2-935 

2-823 

2-826 

2-775 

2-741 

2-729 

2-713 

2-696 

2-682 

2-680 

2-722 

2-672 

2-678 

2-810 

2-822 

2-825 

2-832 

2-840 

2-862 

2-861 

2-884 

2-897 

2-891 

2-901 

2-897 

2-562 

2-544 

2-530 

2-512 

2-5.33 

2-529 

2-550 

2-512 

2-518 

2-546 

2-534 

2-522 

2-4.35 

2-409 

2-514 

2 -.543 

2-568 

2-594 

2-634 

2-600 

2-704 

2-704 

2-719 

2-742 

2-745 

2-740 

2-733 

2-716 

2-698 

2-704 

2-700 

2-703 

2-099 

2-690 

2-716 

2-707 

2-220 

2- 170 

2-110 

2-143 

2-084 

2-090 

2-084 

2  088 

2-107 

2-110 

2-104 

2-216 

2-431 

2-431 

2-430 

2-438 

2-452 

2-452 

2-452 

2-4.58 

2-471 

2-471 

2-404 

2-470 

2016 

2-615 

2-614 

2-032 

2-051 

2-670 

'2-086 

2-708 

2-730 

2-740 

2-7.50 

2-782     i 

3015 

3-008 

2-993 

2-980 

2-973 

2-970 

2-973 

2-974 

2-982 

2-975 

2-9.54 

2-935 

2-441 

2-435 

2-449 

2-473 

2-512 

2-548 

2 -.584 

2-000 

2-034 

2  0,50 

2-660 

2-679 

2-746 

2-733 

2-706 

2-698 

2-094 

2-694 

2  086 

2-081 

2-073 

2-058 

2-650 

2-628 

2-214 

2-205 

2-186 

2-209 

2-209 

2-323 

2-483 

2-431 

2-488 

2-5.33 

2-563 

2-602 

2-900 

2-902 

2-895 

2-879 

2-881 

2-881 

2-889 

2-893 

2-898 

2-907 

2-913 

2-911 

2-635 

2-661 

2-601 

2-583 

2-007 

2-597 

2-569 

2-585 

2-477 

2-489 

2 -.503 

2-393 

2-141 

2-155 

2-148 

2-127 

2-113 

2-143 

2-151 

2-179 

2-181 

2-101 

2-131 

2-145 

2-601 

2-597 

2-586 

2-588 

2-593 

2-603 

2-610 

2-168 

2-631 

2-037 

2-637 

2-635 

Me.\n. 


m. 

2-094 

2-545 

2-342 

2-580 

2-485 

2-408 

2-243 

2-0,57 

2-492 

2-897 

3111 

2-704 

2-450 

2-880 

2-919 

2-826 

2-797 

2-020 

2-487 

2-7,38 

2-333 

2-422 

2-022 

2-948 

2-027 

2-710 

2-408 

2-847 

2-083 

2-172 


2-024 


22470—20 


306 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


Day. 


0.. 

7.. 


9. 
10. 
11. 
12. 
13. 
14. 
15. 
10 
17. 
IS. 
19. 
20. 
21. 


2.3. 
24. 


26. 
27. 
28. 
29. 
30. 
31. 


Pressure  at  32°  F.ah.  at  Toronto  Observatory,  from  Kew 

27  ENGLISH  INCHES  +  THE 


Means.. 


Hour  Ending 


1  a.m. 


in. 

2-183 
2-270 
2-545 
2-533 
2-401  j 
2-249  I 
2-443 
2-704 
2-482 
2-362 
2-5.35 
2-789 
2-719 
2-479 
2-534 
2-288 
2 -.380 
2 -.596 
2-690 
2-688 
2-082 
2-678 
2-016 
2-604 
2-691 
2-836 
2-680 
2-348 
2-386 
2-503 
2-532 


2-530 


in. 
143 
265 
543 
529 
397 
257 
444 
702 
528 
355 
543 
798 
703 
478 
520 
306 
380 
003 
701 
670 
681 
676 
603 
601 
715 
847 
638 
338 
381 
508 
529 


3  .1.111. 


2  529 


in. 

2-1.53 
2-267 
2-5.38 
2-521 
2-390 
2-288 
2-462 
2-700 
2-4.54 
2-340 
2-558 
2-809 
2-083 
2-480 
2  ,533 
2-280 
2-382 
2-604 
2-700 
2-673 
2-680 
2-675 
2-602 
2-603 
2-731 
2-853 
2-610 
2 -.345 
2-386 
2-519 
2-536 


4  a.m.     I     5  a.m. 


2 -528 


2-151 
2-281 
2 -.548 
2-522 
2 -.390 
2 -.307 
2-453 
2-696 
2-406 
2-330 
2-581 
2-827 

I 

2-669     1 

2-488 

2-527 

2-278 

2-388 

2-616 

2-697 

2  073 

2-681 

2-673 

2-596 

2-619 

2-743 

2-851 

2-585 

2 -.337 

2 -.389 

2-538 

2-552 


in. 

2-123 
2-282 
2 -.5.34 
2-530 
2 -.394 
2 -.332 
2-451 
2-708 
2-466 
2 -.348 
2  008 
2-845 
2-667 
2-496 
2-542 
2-278 
2-405 
2-028 
2-700 
2  072 
2-681 
2  074 
2-599 
2-632 
2-770 
2-858 
2 -.571 
2 -.339 
2-416 
2. 570 
2-576 


6  a.m. 


2-531 


2  539 


2-143 
2-299 
2-534 
2-5,39 
2-397 
2-375 
2-460 
2-719 
2-408 
2-340 
2-635 
2-855 
2-072 
2-510 
2-560 
2-306 
2-414 
2-644 
2-707 
2-670 
2-099 
2-072 
2-607 
2049 
2-790 
2-876 
2-554 
2 -.337 
2-442 
2 -.578 
2-590 


2-5,50 


in. 

2-151 
2-316 
2 -.527 
2 -.540 
2-400 
2-403 
2-477 
2-710 
2-450 
2 -.353 
2  059 
2-877 
2-075 
2-525 
2 -.550 
2-322 
2-419 
2-664 
2-718 
2-083 
2-699 
2-682 
2-606 
2-659 
2-799 
2-878 
2-520 
2-338 
2-402 
2-579 
2-606 


8  a.m. 


2-557 


m. 

2-165 
2-331 
2-516 
2-549 
2-396 
2-439 
2-480 
2-718 
2-438 
2-350 
2-084 
2-883 
2-609 
2-536 
2-500 
2-324 
2-432 
2-009 
2-731 
2  095 
2-700 
2-087 
2-618 
2-063 
2-821 
2-885 
2-508 
2-3,35 
2-473 
2-579 
2-608 


2-563 


9  a.m. 


in. 

2-1.54 
2 -.344 
2-508 
2-5,51 
2-394 
2-472 
2-508 
2-722 
2-438 
2-368 
2-702 
2-884 
2-659 
2-540 
2-553 
2-315 
2-444 
2-674 
2-730 
2-693 
2-709 
2-689 
2-622 
2  067 
2-831 
2-904 
2-476 
3 -.324 
2-488 
2-578 
2-624 


2  567 


in. 

2-169 
2-353 
2-514 
2-545 
2-394 
2-484 
2-532 
2-692 
2-408 
2-366 
2-718 
2-886 
2-638 
2-539 
2-543 
2-299 
2-460 
2-680 
2-737 
2-696 
2-714 
2-686 
2-629 
2-669 
2-820 
2-904 
2-451 
2 -.328 
2-486 
2-582 
2-630 


10  a.m.   11  a.m 


2-566 


in. 


155 
3.58 
490 
532 
381 
514 
500 
070 
386 
370 
720 
878 
621 
538 
532 
275 
466 
079 
735 
694 
718 
690 
628 
668 
831 
901 
434 
310 
488 
590 
029 


2-503 


Highest  readinf;  for  moiifli  on  26tli  at,  9  and  10  a.m  ;  lowest  reading  for  month  on  1st  at  5  a.i 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


307 


Barographs,  for  each  Hour,  during  the  Month  of  May,  1909. 
NUMBERS  IN  THE  TABLES. 


Hour  Ending 

Me.\n. 

1  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Midnight. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

2164 

2-166 

2  166 

2-180 

2-186 

2-193 

2-214 

2-254 

2-264 

2-277 

2-267 

2-269 

2- 186 

2-378 

2-388 

2-409 

2-424 

2-448 

2-472 

2-498 

2-525 

2-542 

2-550 

2-553 

2-554 

2-395 

2-488 

2-490 

2-492 

2-485 

2-486 

2-485 

2-489 

2-511 

2-522 

2-520 

2-527 

2-532 

2-514 

2-489 

2-473 

2-449 

2-439 

2-439 

2-425 

2-423 

2-417 

2-423 

2-421 

2-412 

2-407 

2-484 

2-358 

2-339 

2-305 

2-303 

2-306 

2-280 

2-270 

2-273 

2-266 

2-2.53 

2-240 

2-251 

2 -.340 

2-508 

2-506 

2-486 

2-470 

2-482 

2-448 

2 -.572 

2-410 

2-472 

2-448 

2-480 

2-478 

2-4.33 

2-603 

2-599 

2-616 

2-622 

2-632 

2-640 

2-649 

2-666 

2-680 

2-693 

2-700 

2-692 

2 -.569 

2-612 

2-577 

2-598 

2-570 

2-5.58 

2-544 

2-549 

2-558 

2-544 

2-542 

2-516 

2-512 

2-028 

2-324 

2-303 

2-285 

2-286 

2 -.307 

2-300 

2-, 302 

2-324 

2-342 

2-376 

2-400 

2-3.54 

2 -.385 

2 -.366 

2-384 

2"  371 

2-406 

2-390 

2-429 

2-438 

2-400 

2-49S 

2-510 

2-528 

2 -.5.36 

2-399 

2-733 

2-740 

2-736 

2-745 

2-742 

2-742 

2-7.52 

2-752 

2-768 

2-772 

2-783 

2-788 

2-697 

2-845 

2-827 

2-817 

2-799 

2-773 

2-7.58 

2-746 

2-749 

2-751 

2-750 

2-729 

2-726 

2-811 

2-565 

2-543 

2-528 

2-515 

2-522 

2 -.525 

2-512 

2 -.500 

2-511 

2-494 

2-494 

2-488 

2-590 

2-520 

2-523 

2-512 

2-504 

2-522 

2 -.525 

2-519 

2-511 

2-526 

2-525 

2-517 

2 -.532 

2-516 

2-495 

2-487 

2-4G2 

2-420 

2-402 

2 -.390 

2-372 

2-344 

2 -.398 

2 -.372 

2-3.57 

2 -.3.33 

2-471 

2-282 

2-302 

2-304 

2  ■  320 

2 -.3.38 

2 -.347 

2-3.52 

2-356 

2-368 

2-370 

2-382 

2-382 

2-319 

2-480 

2-498 

2-502 

2 -.508 

2  ,524 

2-5.32 

2-560 

2-576 

2 -.587 

2  ,594 

2-005 

2 -.599 

2-484 

2-675 

2-669 

2-668 

2-661 

2-664 

2-6.57 

2-676 

2  092 

2-704 

a- 716 

2-710 

2-706 

2-664 

2-712 

2-704 

2-688 

2-692 

2-684 

2-077 

2-676 

2-673 

2-686 

2-685 

2-685 

2-686 

2-701 

2-670 

2-659 

2-650 

2-644 

2-638 

2-630 

2-641 

2-6.50 

2-667 

2-672 

2-680 

2-683 

2  070 

2-716 

2-718 

2-708 

2-701 

2-697 

2-681 

2-682 

2-674 

2-680 

2-684 

2-688 

2-684 

2-695 

2-667 

2-663 

2-6.50 

2-639 

2-637 

2-640 

2-6.38 

2-6.36 

2-640 

2-642 

2-630 

2-624 

2-661 

2-610 

2  000 

2 -.598 

2-585 

2-582 

2 -.580 

2-592 

2-605 

2-614 

2-612 

2-616 

2-610 

2-606 

2-634 

2-629 

2  610 

2-610 

2  612 

2011 

2-filfi 

2-614 

2-635 

2-648 

2-652 

2-068 

2-6.34 

2-821 

2-812 

2-802 

2-789 

2-7,S9 

2-789 

2-792 

2-S14 

2-832 

2-826 

2-828 

2-831 

2-796 

2-878 

2-858 

2-835 

2-797 

2-780 

2-786 

2-774 

2-766 

2-741 

2-739 

2-720 

2-700 

2-827 

2 -.395 

2-387 

2-377 

2-378 

2-368 

2-386 

2 -.379 

2-370 

2 -.378 

2-375 

2 -.364 

2-3.56 

2-457 

2-300 

2-298 

2-298 

2-300 

2-316 

2-329 

2-342 

2-3.56 

2 -.380 

2 -.385 

2-380 

2 -.382 

2-330 

2-467 

2-457 

2-456 

2-465 

2-468 

2-472 

2-480 

2-486 

2-500 

2-503 

2-502 

2-509 

2-460 

2-576 

2-550 

2-532 

2 -.526 

2-513 

2-508 

2-516 

2-517 

2-518 

2 -.526 

2-527 

2-529 

2-544 

2-610 

2-595 

2-583 

2 -.586 

2-588 

2-596 

2-604 

2-610 

2-614 

2-626 

2-626 

2-035 

2-596 

2-546 

2  540 

2  532 

2  528 

2  529 

2 -528 

2  536 

2 -537 

2  550 

2  552 

2 -.551 

2 -550 

2-544 

22476— 20i 


308 


MKTEOROLOGICAL   TAliLES. 


Pressure  at  32°  Fah.  at  Toronto  Observatory,  from  Kew 

27  ENGLISH  INCHES  +  THE 


Day. 


3. 

4. 

5. 

0. 

7. 

S. 

9. 
10. 
11. 


13, 
14. 
15. 
16 
17. 
IS. 
19. 
20. 
21. 
22. 
23. 
24. 


28.... 
29... 
30.... 


Means...         2  011 


Hour  Ending 


1  a.m. 


2-647 
2-647 
2-548 
2-488 
2-343 
2 -583 
2-743 
2-837 
2-769 
2-056 
2-601 
2-566 
2-516 
2 -.341 
2-728 
2-813 
2-544 
2-601 
2-704 
2-700 
2-698 
2-658 
2-513 
2-419 
2-423 
2-549 
2-717 
2-627 
2-651 
2-710 


3  a.m. 


in. 

2-646 
2-638 
2-544 
2-472 
2-356 
2-601 
2-750 
2-836 
2-752 
2-650 

2-604 

I 
2-575     i 

2-497 

2-.341 

2-7.34 

2-817 

2-51S 

2-624 

2-704 

2-712 

2-704 

2-050 

2-498 

2-426 

2-418 

2-562 

2-701 

2-603 

2-666 

2-694 


2  610 


in. 

2-600 
2-032 
2-5.35 
2-454 
2 -.342 
2-607 
2-744 
2-838 
2-742 
2-655 
2-602 
2-581 
2 -486 
2 -.338 
2-740 
2-810 
2-497 
2-6.33 
2-707 
2-713 
2-703 
2-645 
2-481 
2-424 
2-421 
2-.W9 
2-711 
2-596 
2-676 
2-680 


4  a.m. 


2  608 


2-667 
2-627 
2-549 
2-440 
2 -.340 
2-619 
2-747 
2-844 
2-742 
2-648 
2-602 
2-588 
2-474 
2 -.349 
2-747 
2-805 
2-483 
2-649 
2-717 
2-C88 
2-700 
2-642 
2-492 
2-422 
2-4.39 
2 -.585 
2-697 
2-601 


6  a.m. 


■609 


2-678 
2-636 
2-549 
2-430 
2-347 
2-047 
2-7.58 
2-874 
2-746 
2-638 
2-618 
2-588 
2-471 
2-368 
2-764 
2-808 
2-460 
2-6.30 
2-726 
2-702 
2-710 
2-646 
2-508 
2-427 
2-447 
2-597 
2-714 
2-608 
2-721 
2-668 


2  616 


2-694 
2-638 
2-558 
2-426 
2 -.345 
2-678 
2-763 
2-888 
2-739 
2-640 
2-631 
2 -.586 
2-475 
2-380 
2-774 
2-806 
2-442 
2-704 
2-731 
2-716 
2-730 
2-648 
2-504 
2-428 
2-453 
2-622 
2-731 
2-613 
2-742 
2-673 


2 -625 


2-700 
2-643 
2-561 
2-428 
2-, 364 
2-699 
2-776 
2-902 
2-740 
2-629 
2-644 
2-596 
2-474 
2-400 
2-803 
2-812 
2-422 
2-709 
2-728 
2  -  723 
2-726 
"  2-649 
2-506 
2-440 
2-467 
2-647 
2-741 
2-662 
2-758 
2-667 


8  a.m. 


2  6.33 


in. 
2-717 

2-646 
2-566 
2-426 
2 -.392 
2-719 
2-803 
2-898 
2-735 
2-624 
2-646 
2-594 
2-470 
2-412 
2-812 
2-812 
2-442 
2-723 
2-736 
2-723 
2-739 
2-663 
2-507 
2-448 
2-471 
2-650 
2-745 
2-622 
2-769 
2-676 


9  a.m. 


2-717 
2-642 
2-573 
2-413 
2-400 
2-7.38 
2-798 
2-899 
2-738 
2-610 
2-6.50 
2-588 
2-461 
2-426 
2-814 
2-805 
2-441 
2-724 
2-730 
2-716 
2-743 
2-663 
2-492 
2-444 
2-495 
2-657 
2-742 
2-611 
2-752 
2-671 


10  a.m. 


2  640 


2-6.39 


in. 

2-716 
2-641 
2-574 
2-400 
2-395 
2-739 
2-802 
2-900 
2-733 
2-620 
2-649 
2-586 
2-450 
2-441 
2-S18 
2-792 
2-436 
2-734 
2-715 
2-708 
2-740 
2-661 
2-495 
2-442 
2 -501 
2-669 
2-7.35 
2-612 
2-749 
2-651 


11  a.m. 


2 -637 


2-715 

2-641 

2-574     I 

2-399 

2-401 

2-7.32 

2-802 

2-910 

2-725 

2-625 

2-650 

2-588 

2-441 

2-460 

2-833 

2-783 

2-4.34 

2-7.34 

2-710 

2-713 

2-731 

2-654 

2-477 

2-443 

2 -.509 

2-679 

2-726 

2-605 

2-744 

2-635 


2  636 


Highest  reading  for  month  on  8th  at  II  a.m  ;  lowest  reading  for  month  on  4th  at  5  p.m. 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLKS. 


309 


Barographs,  for  each  Hour,  during  tlie  Month  of  June,  1909. 
NUMBERS   IN   THE   TABLES. 


Hoi 

R  Ending 

Me.4N. 

1  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

0  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

S  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Midnight. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

2-088 

2-675 

2-664 

2-651 

2-646 

2-639 

2-652 

2-048 

2-657 

2-648 

2-652 

2-649 

2-072 

2-621 

2-604 

2-578 

2-562 

2-547 

2-534 

2-536 

2-538 

2-542 

2-560 

2-549 

2-549 

2-599 

2-555 

2-540 

2-526 

2-511 

2-508 

2-500 

2-506 

2-500 

2-505 

2-506 

2-508 

2-498 

2-5.36 

2-382 

2-359 

2-344 

2-328 

2-323 

2-326 

2-331 

2-339 

2  351 

2-347 

2-341 

2-345 

2-387 

2-413 

2-413 

2-413 

2-405 

2-419 

2-451 

2-468 

2-480 

2-508 

2-535 

2-500 

2-571 

1       2-420 

2-720 

2-712 

2-704 

2-090 

2-724 

2-722 

2-724 

2-727 

2-732 

2-734 

2-740 

2-754 

2-699 

2-814 

2-800 

2-804 

2-802 

2-790 

2-790 

2-794 

2-801 

2-818 

2-827 

2-834 

2-836 

2-792 

2-869 

2-857 

2-838 

2-809 

2-798 

2-784 

2-788 

2-787 

2-787 

2-784 

2-778 

2-771 

2-841 

2-714 

2-707 

2-709 

2-696 

2-685 

2-684 

2-674 

2-082 

2-687 

2-685 

2-678 

2-068 

2-715 

2-010 

2-016 

2-619 

2-616 

2-002 

2-602 

2-618 

2-621 

2-624 

2-616 

2-614 

2-621 

2-025 

2-029 

2-625 

2-618 

2-000 

2-594 

2-586 

2-587 

2-589 

2-582' 

2-582 

2-578 

2-566 

2011 

2-574 

2-562 

2-547 

2-538 

2 -.524 

2-522 

2-519 

2-520 

2-533 

2-528 

2-525 

2-518 

2-500 

2-449 

2-427 

2-412 

2-372 

2-364 

2-347 

2-339 

2 -.333 

2-326 

2-348 

2-347 

2-331 

2-419 

2-490 

2-515 

2-527 

2-536 

2-556 

2-579  ' 

2-604 

2013 

2-656 

2-684 

2-699 

2-706 

2-495 

2-827 

2-818 

2-808 

2-797 

2-790 

2-793 

2-790 

2-794 

2-813 

2-824 

2-816 

2-814 

2-795 

2-720 

2-700 

2-078 

2-654 

2-631 

2-610 

2-600 

2-592 

2-592 

2-588 

2-574 

2-562 

2-714 

2-425 

2-420 

2-425 

2-434 

2-438 

2-452 

2-463 

2-472 

2-492 

2-510 

2-531 

2 -.508 

2-400 

2-702 

2-694 

2-690 

2-690 

2-080 

2-680 

2-687 

2-692 

2-710 

2-718 

2-710 

2-704 

2-0'JO 

2-684 

2-083 

2-683 

2-665 

2-603 

2-652 

2-662 

2-648 

2-674 

2-074 

2-704 

2-092 

2  095 

2091 

2-078 

2-679 

2-676 

2-605 

2-670 

2-675 

2-680 

2-695 

2-708 

2-701 

2-710 

2-697 

2-702 

2-694 

2-086 

2-670 

2-061 

2-602 

2-662 

2-667 

2-068 

2-005 

2-606 

2-001 

2-090 

2-602 

2-600 

2-583 

2-552 

2-530 

2-523 

2-523 

2-515 

2-519 

2-523 

2-514 

2-518 

2-596 

2-439 

2-420 

2-434 

2-426 

2-416 

2-395 

2-404 

2-415 

2-422 

2-429 

2-437 

2-423 

2-458 

2-421 

2 -401 

2-397 

2-392 

2-392 

2-385 

2-392 

2 -.398 

2-417 

2-408 

2-418 

2-419 

2-418 

2-485 

2-479 

2-474 

2-477 

2-471 

2-405 

2-473 

2-481 

2-501 

2 -.521 

2-535 

2-543 

2-477 

2-663 

2-660 

2-659 

2-651 

2-049 

2-655 

2-675 

2-672 

2-693 

2-712 

2-723 

2-719 

2-650 

2-689 

2-675 

2-661 

2  031 

2  027 

2-6.30 

2-027 

2-037 

2-035 

2-638 

2-634 

2-028 

2-082 

2-593 

2-586 

2-563 

2-548 

2-548 

2-5.53 

2-563 

2-569 

2-601 

2013 

2-625 

2-0.37 

2 -.597 

2-731 

2-734 

2-725 

2-712 

2-700 

2-697 

2-701 

2-691 

2-700 

2-709 

2-714 

2-718     ' 

2-717 

2-580 

2-557 

2 -.530 
2  599 

2-517 

2-500 

2-494 

2-494 

2-494 

2-499 

2 -.500 

2-495 

2-483 

2-590 

2-617 

2-607 

2  587 

2-582 

2-580 

2-584 

2-587 

2-598 

2  604 

2  607 

2-606 

2  010 

310 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


Pressure  at  32°  Fah.  at  Toronto  Observatory,  from  Kew 

27  ENGLISH  INCHES  +  THE 


Day. 


S. 

9. 
10. 
11. 
12. 
13. 
14. 
15. 
IG. 
17. 
IS. 
Ill, 
20. 
21. 
22. 
23. 
24. 
25. 
26. 


28.. 
29. 
30. 
31. 


Means. 


Hour  Ending 


1  a.m. 


111. 

2-472 
2-446 
2-228 
2-524 
2-()09 
2-652 
2-665 
2-657 
2-621 
2-515 
2-540 
2-410 
2-268 
2-532 
2-555 
2-475 
2-509 
2-509 
2-667 
2-852 
2-880 
2-627 
2-227 
2-327 
2-599 
2-758 
2-658 
2-681 
2-627 
2-492 
2-518 


2  553 


in. 

2-458 
2-445 
2-238 
2-528 
2-626 
2-638 
2-668 
2-657 
2-622 
2-544 
2-546 
2-376 
2-254 
2 -.535 
2-563 
2-465 
2-503 
2-476 
2-668 
2-860 
2 -883 
2-612 
2-215 
2-347 
2-608 
2-749 
2-650 
2-678 
2-602 
2-486 
2-518 


3  a.m. 


2-549 


in. 

2-428 
2-442 
2-284 
2-5:!7 
2-626 
2-639 
2-672 
2-653 
2-621 
2-545 
2-523 
2-358 
2-242 
2-535 
2-560 
2-453 
2-493 
2-445 
2-671 
2-870 
2-883 
2-590 
2- 193 
2-348 
2-630 
2-747 
2-653 
2-686 
2-582 
2-483 
2-520 


4  a.m. 


2  546 


in. 

2-427 
2-454 
2-317 
2-538 
2-648 
2-632 
2-676 
2-650 
2-626 
2-547 
2-527 
2-334 
2-252 
2-542 
2-555 
2-453 
2-529 
2-4.30 
2-682 
2-882 
2-881 
2-572 
2181 
2-356 
2-649 
2-751 
2-656 
2-6S3 
2-576 
2-482 
2-523 


2 -549 


in. 

2-432 
2-466 
2-345 
2-550 
2-671 
2-649 
2-677 
2-652 
2-631 
2-557 
2-547 
2-331 
2-277 
2-551 
2-555 
2-441 
2-554 
2-409 
2-696 
2-S99 
2-886 
2-556 
2-174 
2-370 
2-677 
2-760 
2-664 
2-688 
2-574 
2-478 
2-524 


6  a.m. 


in. 

2-438 
2-486 
2-366 
2-570 
2-680 
2-661 
2-692 
2-649 
2-639 
2-556 
2-558 
2-322 
2-289 
2-5.55 
2-554 
2-444 
2-572 
2-373 
2-706 
2-894 
2-883 
2-549 
2-181 
2-385 
2-696 
2-771 
2-681 
2-7*03 
2-581 
2-506 
2-530 


2 -556 


2  564 


2-446 
2-488 
2-377 
2-583 
2-691 
2-660 
2-707 
2-637 
2-645 
2-567 
2-566 
2-318 
2-312 
2-567 
2-560 
2-443 
2-587 
2-359 
2-716 
2-920 
2-890 
2-523 
2-178 
2-406 
2-711 
2-778 
2-684 
2-710 
2-573 
2-509 
2-540 


2 -569 


8  a.m. 


460 
490 
385 
590 
688 
651 
717 
630 
644 
551 
563 
306 
340 
567 
570 
448 
581 
340 
734 
934 
886 
510 
191 
424 
733 
773 
695 
716 
593 
626 
549 


2  574 


9  a.m. 


in. 

2-461 
-483 
-393 
-587 
-683 
-648 
-720 
-624 
•642 
-545 
-553 
-295 
-354 
-586 
■565 
-443 
-602 
1-358 
!-755 
;-950 
1-880 
1-492 
:-192 
1-430 
1-745 
i-767 
!-687 
■722 
1-589 
i-534 
!-559 


10  a.m.   11a.m.   Noon. 


2 -576 


2  469 
2  484 
2  403 
2-580 
2-681 
2-658 
2-723 
2-607 
2-641 
2 -.543 
2-545 
2-273 
2-359 
2-592 
2-556 
2-437 
2-615 
2-375 
2-752 
2-951 
2-856 
2-475 
2-199 
2-435 
2-754 
2-758 
2-691 
2-715 
2-588 
2-535 
2-550 


2 -574 


in. 


466 

474 

413 

580 

676 

652 

724 

597 

635 

540 
\ 

544 
271 
376 
583 
559 
428 
615 
375 
758 
955 
851 
449 
202 
433 
761 
754 
685 
706 
591 
534 
547 


2  572 


Max  Barometer =29 -957  at  11.20  a.m.  on  the  20th  ;  min.  Barometer =29 -165  at  4.42  a.m.  on  the  23rd. 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


311 


Barographs,  during  the  Month  of  July,  1909. 
NUMBERS   IN   THE   TABLES. 


Hour  E 

svisa. 

Mean. 

1  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Vlidnight. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

2-402 

2-425 

2-412 

2-394 

2-392 

2-387 

2-404 

2-416 

2-423 

2-426 

2-423 

2-435 

2-432 

2-450 

2-427 

2-412 

2-390 

2-337 

2-322 

2-298 

2-2,55 

2-214 

2-200 

2-202 

2-208 

2-389 

2-428 

2-434 

2-434 

2-441 

2-444 

2-445 

2-461 

2-409     j 

2-486 

2-492 

2-505 

2  512 

2-410 

2-568 

2-556 

2-550 

2-548 

2-548 

2-551 

2-564 

2-574 

2-588 

2-598 

2-598 

2-603 

2-506 

2-055 

2-643 

2-636 

2-625 

2-621 

2  012 

2-620 

2-629 

2-050 

2-660 

2  002 

2-058 

2-651 

2>«37 

2-629 

2-626 

2-626 

2-623 

2-020 

2-625 

2-637 

2-047 

2-657 

2-0.55 

2-659 

2-043 

2-707 

2-695 

2-689 

2-683 

2  077 

2  659 

2-858 

2-049 

2-654 

2-657 

2-6.57 

2-057 

2-683 

2-5G7 

2-553 

2-551 

2-543 

2-541 

2-535 

2  547 

2-656 

2-504 

2-585 

2-605 

2-014 

2-598 

2-618 

2-609 

2-612 

2-607 

2-596 

2-801 

2-592 

2-586 

2-579 

2-560 

2-504 

2-550 

2-612 

2-524 

2-532 

2-519 

2-490 

2-492 

2-511 

2-512 

2-502 

2-533 

2-568 

■2-558 

2-536 

2-536 

2-519 

2-508 

2-491 

2-478 

2-474 

2-479 

2-460 

2-432 

2-444 

2-451 

2-450 

2-438 

2-508 

2-2,55 

2-239 

2-224 

2-203 

2-208 

2-189 

2-191 

2-195 

2-203 

2-221 

2-243 

2-269 

2-271 

2-402 

2-420 

2-415 

2-427 

2-445 

2-447 

2-467 

2-481 

2-501 

2-515 

2-517 

2 -.530 

2-3S6 

2 -.577 

2-565 

2-558 

2-549 

2-541 

2-547 

2-547 

2-552 

2-570 

2-576 

2-581 

2-572 

2-561 

2-511 

2-510 

2-591 

2-519 

2-501 

2-485 

2-480 

2-493 

2-491 

2-476 

2-468 

2-471 

2-529 

2-446 

2-435 

2-444 

2-445 

2-449 

2-457 

2-400 

2-465 

2-478 

2-481 

2-493- 

2-507 

2-455 

2-617 

2  600 

2-597 

2-587 

2-578 

2-578 

2-568 

2-565 

2-506 

2-550 

2-528 

2-524 

i      2-568 

2 -398 

2-433 

2-408 

2-494 

2-527 

2-550 

2-581 

2-600 

2-614 

2  028 

2-042 

2  0.56 

2-476 

2-757 

2-758 

2-762 

2-755 

2-770 

2-77B 

2-783 

2-797 

2-813 

2-823 

2-828 

2-838 

1      2-751 

2-930 

2-925 

2-908 

2-896 

2-883 

2-870 

2-871 

2-883 

2-892 

2-893 

2-883 

2-877 

2-901 

2-841 

2-816 

2-800 

2-776 

2-761 

2-746 

2-734 

2-722 

2-700 

2-685 

2-666 

2-644 

2-809 

2-412 

2-408 

2-379 

2-365 

2-347 

2-350 

2-335 

2-320 

2-310 

2-304 

2-281 

2-253 

2-430 

2- 185 

2-193 

2- 195 

2-199 

2-215 

2-229 

2-252 

2-277 

2-305 

2-315 

2 -.320 

2-323 

2-222 

2-450 

2-469 

2-485 

2-496 

2-491 

2-511 

2-534 

2-542 

2-553 

2-561 

2-571 

2-588 

2-450 

2-756 

2-758 

2-757 

2-751 

2-743 

2-742 

2-741 

2-742 

2-756 

2-758 

2-762 

2-762 

2-723 

2-730 

2-718 

2-700 

2-682 

2-679 

2-671 

2-068 

1       2-600 

2-659 

2-658 

2-054 

2-658 

2-718 

2-666 

2-663 

2-651 

2-643 

2-646 

2-648 

2-653 

2  0.50 

2  004 

2  069 

1       2-070 

2  078 

2-006 

2-678 

2-674 

2-669 

2-6.53 

2-639 

2-635 

2-636 

2-628 

2-639 

2-643 

2-640 

2-628 

2-673 

2-559 

2-551 

2-541 

2-497 

2-480 

2-482 

2-470 

2-474 

2-484 

2-492 

2-488 

2-498 

2-544 

2-531 

2-527 

2-5IS    ■ 

2-514 

2-503 

2-500 

2-508 

2-510 

2-517 

2-528 

2-518 

2-534 

2-513 

2-542 

2-538 

2-536 

2-536 

2-540 

2-539 

2-548 

2 -056 

2-583 

2-594 

2014 

2-020 

2-549 

2-559 

2-555 

2-553 

2-543 

2-538 

2  538 

2-541 

2 -543 

2-551 

2-556 

2 -557 

2 -558 

2-5  ^ 

312 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


Pressure  at  32°  Fah.  at  Toronto  Observatory,  from  Kew 

27  ENGLISH   INCHES  +  THE 


Day. 


3. 

4. 

5. 

6. 

7. 

S. 

9. 
10. 
U. 
12. 
13. 
14. 
15. 
16. 
17. 
IS. 

ly. 

2U, 
21. 
22. 


23. 
24. 
25. 
20. 
27. 
28. 
29. 
30. 
31. 


Hour  Ending 


1  a.m. 


Means 


m. 

2-644 
2-818 
2-882 
2-830 
2-638 
2-665 
2-744 
2-770 
2 -.596 
2-611 
2-829 
2-572 
2-600 
2-635 
2-541 
2-300 
2-273 
2-276 
2-274 
2 -.369 
2-672 
2-924 
2-822 
2-751 
2-680 
2-568 
2-663 
2-628 
2-480 
2-862 
2-782 


2  044 


2-650 
2-818 
2-878 
2-819 
2-635 
2-657 
2-742 
2-770 
2-578 
2'611 
2-823 
2-7.36 
2  0U0 
2-621 
2-543 
2-298 
2-258 
2-202 
2-268 
2-369 
2-778 
2-929 
2-818 
2-753 
2-673 
2-550 
2-668 
2-6.30 
2-474 
2-870 
2-767 


3  ti.m. 


4  a.m. 


2  640 


2-658 
2-822 
2-879 
2-814 
2-030 
2-661 
2-758 
2-768 
2-569 
2-623 
2-831 
2-734 
2-602 
2-623 
2-533 
2-296 
2-263 
2-261 
2-264 
2-380 
2-788 
2-938 
2-804 
2-747 
2-683 
2-552 
2-074 
2-632 
2-488 
2-884 
2-730 


2  642 


in. 

2-659 
2-828 
2-884 
2-814 
2-627 
2-666 
2-773 
2-769 
2-564 
2-639 
2-831 
2-722 
2-600 
2-625 
2-521 
2-294 
2-270 
2-258 
2-266 
2-393 
2-808 
2-940 
2-808 
2-751 
2-677 
2-560 
2-692 
2-624 
2-497 
2-893 
2-713 


2-644 


m. 

2-672 
2-837 
2-900 
2-815 
2-6.36 
2-676 
2-785 
2-773 
2-564 
2-657 
2-843 
2-718 
2-608 
2-621 
2-510 
2-290 
2-278 
2-264 
2-274 
2-334 
2-830 
2-951 
2-808 
2-762 
2-694 
2-578 
2-708 
2-611 
2-512 
2-900 
2-694 


2 -651 


6  a.m. 


in. 

2-086 
2-848 
2-908 
2-815 
2-034 
2-689 
2-796 
2-780 
2-566 
2-665 
2-861 
2-718 
2-628 
2-623 
2-497 
2-296 
2-283 
2-272 
2-286 
2-416 
2-850 
2-968 
2-812 
2-779 
2-703 
2-588 
2-726 
2-614 
2 -.5.52 
2-9.38 
2-681 


7  a.m. 


2 -661 


2-702 
2-868 
2-918 
2-815 
2-638 
2-698 
2-802 
2-777 
2-578 
2-687 
2-879 
2-712 
2-042 
2-633 
2-477 
2-302 
2-298 
2-270 
2-306 
2-434 
2-876 
2-974 
2-823 
2-783 
2-704 
2-584 
2-750 
2  024 
2-568 
2-950 
2-677 


8  a.m. 


2  670 


Max.  barometer  =  29  978  at  7.45  a.m.  on  the  22nd  ;  rain,  barometer  =  29  212  at  4.05  p.m 


718 
879 
929 
811 
649 
698 
818 
780 
577 
725 
887 
708 
638 
639 
462 
302 
303 
288 
316 
457 
898 
976 
825 
793 
6J7 
578 
758 
612 
590 
951 
652 


9  a.m. 


675 


2-726 
2-885 
2-928 
2-796 
2-662 

2:700 

2-812 
2-708 
2-576 
2-731 
2-885 
2-702 
2-648 
2-643 
2- -140 
2-298 
2-308 
2-284 
2-324 
2-179 
2-908 
2-966 
2-817 
2-787 
2-679 
2-582 
2-756 
2-600 
2-012 
2-953 
2-643 


10  a.m.       11  a.m. 


2 -674 


2-741 
2-888 
2-930 
2-784 
2-660 
2-715 
2-806 
2-764 
2-504 
2-729 
2-881 
2-696 
2-654 
2-640 
2-427 
2-296 
2-316 
2-284 
2-327 
2-496 
2-926 
2-951 
2-813 
2-781 
2-671 
2-580 
2-756 
2-592 
2-6.34 
2-953 
2-628 


2-674 


in. 

2-752 
2-899 
2-926 
2-767 
2-660 
2-707 
2-807 
2-744 
2-555 
2-735 
2-869 
2-692 
2-652 
2-626 
2-406 
2-274 
2-324 
2-280 
2-332 
2-510 
2-938 
2-938 
2-803 
2-771 
2-668 
2-580 
2-752 
2-596 
2-648 
2-949 
2-604 


2-670 


on  the  16th. 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


313 


Barographs,  for  each  Hour,  during  the  Month  of  August,  1909. 
NUMBERS   IN   THE   TABLES. 


Houu  E 

NDl.VG 

Mean. 

1  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m.  • 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Midnight. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

2-762 

2-754 

2-749 

2-746 

2-748 

2-746 

2-754 

2-768 

2-783 

2-798 

2-804 

2-812 

2-733 

2-900 

2-887 

2-875 

2-869 

2-872 

2-866 

2-872 

2-875 

2-889 

2-884 

2-884 

2-884 

2-869 

2-812 

2-894 

2-882 

2-866 

2-856 

2-843 

2-846 

2-838 

2-851 

2-855 

2-848 

2-8.39 

2-880 

2-736 

2-722 

2-700 

2-686 

2-675 

2-662 

2-657 

2-656 

2-664 

2-665 

2-647 

2-639 

2-739 

2-648 

2-6-36 

2-630 

2-627 

2-619 

2-619 

2-624 

2-627 

2-642 

2-640 

2-6.50 

2-653 

2-639 

2-707 

2-699 

2-693 

2-698 

2-687 

2-692 

2-701 

2-706 

2-722 

2-727 

2-732 

2-737 

2-697 

2-795 

2-784 

2-775 

2-769 

2-767 

2-757 

2-764 

2-768 

2-773 

2-775 

2-770 

2-769 

2-780 

2-704 

2-688 

2-609 

2-650 

2-032 

2-626 

2-623 

2-624 

2-626 

2-620 

2-616 

2-609 

2-703 

2-540 

2-543 

2-545 

2-549 

2-549 

2-563 

2-573 

2-591 

2-001 

2-620 

2-619 

2-621 

2-573 

2-733 

2-739 

2-731 

2-739 

2-743 

3-753 

2-769 

2-779 

2-799 

2-803 

2-817 

2-823 

2-724 

2-830 

2-826 

2- SOS 

2-806 

2-798 

2-792 

2-790 

2-790 

2-782 

2-764 

2-766 

2-762 

2-825 

2-650 

2-632 

2-624 

2-616 

2-608 

2-596 

2-602 

2-610 

2-618 

2-614 

2-602 

2-600 

2-601 

2-637 

2-647 

2-643 

2-629 

2-621 

2-615 

2-619 

2-621 

2-627 

2-627 

2-643 

2-643 

2-629 

2-615 

2-611 

2-593 

2-573 

^555 

2-543 

2-545 

2-547 

2-547 

2-545 

2-547 

2-547 

!       2-597 

2-362 

2-330 

2-318 

2 -288 

2-288 

2-282 

2-288 

2-294 

2-302 

2-296 

2-302 

2-286 

2-391 

2-280 

2-298 

2-296 

2-214 

2-266 

2-200 

2-252 

2-278 

2-282 

2-281 

2-278 

2-275 

2-282 

2-320 

2-315 

2-314 

2-312 

2-314 

2-314 

2-300 

2-298 

2-310 

2-302 

2-298 

2-284 

2-299 

2-208 

2-256 

2-252 

2-217 

2-254 

2-25-i 

2-264 

2-280 

2-282 

2-284 

2-286 

2-276 

2-271 

2-322 

2-312 

2-310 

2-313 

2-320 

2 -328 

2-3-12 

2-338 

2-340 

2-344 

2-348 

2-353 

3-314 

2-529 

2-538 

2-547 

2-573 

2-592 

2-618 

2-642 

2-674 

2-696 

2-713 

2-7.34 

2-758 

2-535 

2-924 

2-920 

2-906 

2-894 

2-908 

2-909 

2-fl08 

2-912 

2-932 

2-9-32 

2-936 

2-930 

2-887 

2-920 

2-902 

2-877 

2-866 

2-858 

2-838 

2-836 

2-832 

2-837 

2-835 

2-829 

2-825 

2-901 

2-781 

2-770 

2-748 

2-737 

2-732 

2-723 

2-727 

2-737 

2-742 

2-743 

2-746 

2-7.54 

2-778 

2-733 

2-719 

2-695 

2-674 

2-673 

3-673 

2-681 

2-686 

2-684 

2-681 

2-696 

2-685 

2-728 

2-628 

2-616 

2-604 

2-598 

2-602 

2-602 

2-602 

2-606 

2-608 

2-602 

2-598 

2-585 

2-643 

2-572 

2-578 

2-576 

2-580 

2 -586 

2-600 

2-620 

2-641 

2-658 

2-664 

2-608 

2-670 

2-595 

2-730 

2-710 

2 -698 

2-692 

2-676 

2-682 

2-670 

2-668 

2-672 

2-663 

2-647 

2-627 

2-699 

2-564 

2-532 

2-498 

2-494 

2-498 

2-502 

2-500 

2-494 

2-488 

2-484 

2-490 

2-484 

2-557 

2-679 

2-686 

2-691 

2-701 

2-721 

2-738 

2-756 

2-793 

2-811 

2-822 

2-834 

2-851 

2-658 

2-923 

2 -896 

2-874 

2-858 

2-847 

2-828 

2-824 

2-823 

2-824 

2-816 

2-803 

2-793 

2-882 

2-545 

2-509 

2-480 

2-451 

2-429 

2-398 

2-380 

2-420 

2-453 

2-451 

2-445 

2-4.50 

2-505 

2  050 

2-644 

2-632 

2-623 

2 -622 

2-620 

2-624 

2-631 

2-640 

2-640 

2-641 

2  640 

2-646 

314 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


PuESSUiiE  at  32"  Fah.  at  Toronto  Observatory,  from  Kew 

27   ENGLISH   INCHES  +  THE 


Day. 

Hoik  Ending 

1  a.m. 

2  a.m. 

3  a.m. 

4  a.m. 

5  a.m. 

0  a.m. 

7  .1.111. 

rS  a.m. 

9  a.m. 

10  a.m. 

1 1  a.m. 

Noon. 

in. 

in. 

111. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

ill. 

in. 

in. 

1 

2-470 

2-492 

2-603 

2 -.531 

2-543 

2-566 

2 -.587 

2 -.591 

2-(i:(l 

2  -  032 

2-014 

2-001 

1 

2-739 
2-(MS 

2-733 
2-052 

2-731 
2-051 

2-738 
2-656 

2-745 
2-604 

2-751 
2-070 

2-7.57 
2-079 

2-7.52 
2  077 

2-7-1:! 
2-009 

2-737 
2  -  007 

2-719 
2-057 

2-0;i5 

•J 

2-014 

2-502 

2-477 

2-472 

2-452 

2-431 

2-425 

2-412 

2 -.390 

2-390 

2 -.385 

2-378 

2-371 

0. 

2  437 

2-422 

2-444 

2-470 

2-525 

2-50'J 

2-613 

2-044 

2-070 

2-702 

2-715 

2-731 

G ....' 

2-795 

2-794 

2-790 

2-803 

2-800 

2-804 

2-802 

2-792 

2-768 

2-752 

2-728 

2-090 

2-031 
2-875 

2- 030 
2-S74 

2-043 
2-883 

2-057 
2-871 

2-081 
2-871 

2-701 

2-887 

2-731 

2-888 

2-751 
2-886 

2-777 
2-883 

2-793 
2-871 

2-797 
2-871 

2-805 

8 

2-859 

9 

2-790 

2-797 

2-797 

2-798 

2-804 

2-815 

2-818 

2-815 

2-825 

2-817 

2-823 

2-793 

10 

2-000 

2-578 

2 -.50.5"' 

2 -.542 

2-536 

2-528 

2-528 

2-528 

2-528 

2-528 

2-525 

2-523 

11 

2-084 

2-694 

2-719 

2-735 

2-762 

2-780 

2-801 

2-827 

2-841 

2-850 

2-861 

2-862 

12             .  .  . 

2-903 
2-791 

2-909 
2-782 

2-900 
2-709 

2-903 
2-707 

2-911 
2-771 

2-920 
2-785 

2-931 
2-790 

2-933 
2-790 

2-926 

2-795 

2-913 
2-787 

2-910 
2-786 

2-901 

13 

2-775 

14 

*2-733 

2-739 

2-753 

2-700 

2-777 

2-787 

2-801 

2-802 

2-805 

2-801 

2-797 

2-787 

lo 

iri 

18 



19 

20 



21 

1 

23 

24 

25 

26 

27 

28 



29 

30 

1 

1 

Max.  barometer  =  30-029  at  12  a.m.  on  the  18th  ;  min.  barometer =29 -347  at  3  p.m.  on  the  4th. 
'instrument  dismounted  preparatory  to  install  in  the  new  Observatory,  Devonshire  place  and 


Mean  from  14th  taken  from  8  a.m.  and  I 
Bloor  street. 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


315 


Barographs,  for  each  Hour,  during  the  Month  of  September,  1909. 
NUMBERS   IN   THE  TABLES. 


Hour  Ending. 

Me.\n. 

1  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Midnight. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

2-678 

2-683 

2-683 

2-682 

2-692 

2-703 

2-717 

2-727 

2-736 

2-7.37 

2-739 

2-736 

2-63!) 

2-674 

2-631 

2-6.34 

2-622 

2-621 

2-623 

2-628 

2-637 

2-648 

2-649 

2-642 

2-645 

2-688 

2-630 

2-608 

2-586 

2-581 

2-572 

2-565 

2-556 

2-554 

2-563 

2-559 

2-545 

2-526 

2-616 

2-358 

2-353 

2-347 

2-358 

2 -.374 

2-386 

2-408 

2-420 

2-428 

2-434 

2-444 

2-4.34 

2-410 

2-746 

2-763 

2-774 

2-777 

2-782 

2-778 

2-788 

2-784 

2-794 

2-801 

2-804 

2-801 

2-680 

2-687 

2-655 

2-6-36 

2-620 

2-611 

2-603 

2-621 

2-631 

2-633 

2-631 

2-633 

2-627 

2-705 

2-812 

2-813 

2-808 

2-816 

2-819 

2-832 

2-838 

2-863 

2-869 

2-871 

2-873 

2-871 

2-779 

2-832 

2-810 

2-788 

2-784 

2-776 

2-778 

2-777 

2-786 

2-786 

2-794 

2-799 

2-794 

2-834 

2-780 

2-753 

2-727 

2-711 

2-698 

2-689 

2-678 

2-686 

2-674 

2-655 

2-618 

2-617 

2-749 

2-514 

2-509 

2-500 

2-511 

2-524 

2-551 

2-578 

2-605 

2-623 

2-641 

2-655 

2-675 

2-561 

2-864 

2-863 

2-859 

2-868 

2-869 

2-881 

2-881 

2-897 

2-902 

2-902 

2-911 

2-809 

2-835 

2-879 

2-859 

2-848 

2-846 

2-839 

2-831 

2-815 

2-807 

2-801 

2-797 

2-793 

2-790 

2-870 

2-767 

2-745 

2-735 

2-727 

2-720 

2-721 

2-727 

2-731 

2-731 

2-733 

2-732 

2-724 

2-758 
2  907 

2  ■  705 

' 

1 

2-751 



2-740 

3-023 

2-958 

2-859 

2-717 

r 

2-494 

2-532 

2-812 

2-952 

2-963 

2  ■  790 





^ 

2-606 

2-407 

2-411 

1 

2-727 

1 

1 

p.m.  standard  bar. 


316 


METEOROLOGICAL    TAULE8. 


Pressuue  at  '62"  Vah.  at  Toronto  Observatory,  from  Kew 

27  ENGLISH  INCHES  +  THE 


I)\Y 

Hour  Ending 

1  a.m.        2  a.m. 

3  a.m. 

4  a.m. 

5  a.m. 

6  a.m.         7  ii.m. 

8  a.m. 

9  a.m. 

10  a.m.    ;    11  a.m. 

1 

Noon. 

1 

in.                 in. 

* 

ill. 

ill. 

in. 

! 

in.                 in. 

in. 

in.                 in.         '        in. 

in. 

o 

3 

1 

4 

1 



5 

1 
1 

C 

7 

8 

!) 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 



1« 

17 

1 

1 
18 1 

.                1 

1« ! 

1 

20 

21 



22 

23 

24 

25 

2-067 
2-SOl 
2-507 
2-373 
2  573 
2-895 
2-870 
2-579 

2-679 
2-797 
2-489 
2-737 
2-579 
2-901 
2-875 
2-. 192 

2-093 

2-779 
2-467 
2-387 
2-585 
2-905 
2S91 
2-588 

2-709 
2-785 
2-453 
2-391 
2-603 
2-910 
2  892 
2-583 

2-711 
2-783 
2-403 
2-409 
2-625 
2-920 
2-890 
2-570 

2-719 
2-775 
2-431 
2-411 
2-039 
2-927 
2-893 
2-570 

2-735 
2-779 

2-753 

■>-7X7 

2-761 
2-781 

•).il7.'! 

2-763 

■'■777 

2-773 

0.7SI 

2-761 
2-729 
2-431 
2-461 
2-753 
2-933 
2-824 
2-582 

26 

2-462     '       2-469 

2-4.55            2-453 

27 

2-441           •>.4r.l     !       -'.ifis 

28 

2-663 
2-943 
2-884 

2-584 

1 

2-691 
2-959 
2-890 
2-600 

2-713     !       2-738 
2-963           •J-a.M 

2-755 
2-945 
2-849 
2-602 

29 

30 

2-881 
2-608 

2-866 
2-602 

31 

Means. . . 

1 

1 

Max.  Barometer =30 -205  at  12  a.m.  on  the  19th  ;  min.  Barometer=29- 140  at  8  p.m.  on  the  14th.  Readings  arc  reduced  to  old  Observatory 


METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES. 


317 


Barographs,  for  each  Hour,  during  the  Month  of  October,  1 909. 
NUMBERS  IN  THE  TABLES. 


Hour  Ending.                                                                                        • 

Me.an. 

1  p.m.          2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m.     1     5  p.m. 

6  p.m.         7  p.m.         8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Midnight.! 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in.                 in. 

i 

in.                 in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

In. 
2-558 

1 

2-646 

2-793 

■ 

2-948 

1 

i 

3-024 

1 

1 

i 

2-919 

1 

r 



2-788 

1 

2-860 

I 

2-903 

2-628 

2-222 

2  197 

2 -287 

2-457 

1 

' 

2-861 

I 



i 

2-900 

3  1.S2 

1 

3-0.52 

1 

2-453 

.       1 

2-538 

2-591 
2-749 
2-691 
2-401 
2-465 
2-763 
2-913 
2-788 
2-572 

2-527 
2-737 
2-663 
2-388 
2-461 
2-772 
2-895 
2-751 
2-565 

2-569 
2-735 
2-621 
2-349 
2-494 
2-815 
2-884 
2-714 
2-586 

2 -.569 
2-7.35 
2-621 
2 -.349 
2-494 
2-815 
2-884 
2-714 
2-586 

2-589 
2-741 
2  ,595 
2-339 
2-509 
2-827 
2-883 
2-696 
2-590 

2-613    . 

2-763 

2 -.575 

2 -.■347 

2-537 

2-547 

2-895 

2-692 

2-614 

2-613 
2-767 
2 -.577 
2-355 
2-559 
2-859 
2-890 
2-677 
2-618 

2-627 
2-787 
2-567 
2-353 
2-559 
2-866 
2-887 
2  ■6,54 
2-617 

2-641 
2-789 
2-570 
2.351 
2.571 
2-871 
2-877 
2-631 
2-632 

2-651 
2-789 
2-565 
2-351 
2-573 
2-873 
2-877 
2-610 
2-644 

2-651 
2-795 
2-537 
2-353 
2 -.573 
2-871 
2-871 
2-593 
2-646 

2-659 
2-793 
2-517 
2 -.361 
2-575 
2-891 
2-866 
2-586 
2-647 

2-6.30 
2.746 
2-685 
2  412 
2-899 
2-748 
2  90S 
2  776 
2 -599 

2-669 

height.    Instrument  dismounted,  preparatory  to  install  in  the  new  Observatory,  Devonshire  Place. 


318 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


Pressure  at  32°  Fah.  at  Toronto  Observatory,  from  Kew 

27   ENGLISH   INCHES  +  THE 


Day. 

Hour  E 

NDING 

1  a.m. 

2  a.m. 

3  a.m. 

4  a.m. 

5  a.m. 

6  a.m. 

7  a.m. 

8  a.m. 

9  a.m. 

10  a.m. 

11  a.m. 

Noon. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

1 

2-654 

2-424 
2-438 

2-664 
2-413 
2-445 

2-670 
2-384 
2-442 

2-674 
2-366 
2-452 

2-678 
2-362 
2-454 

2-683 

2-685 
2-347 
2-449 

2-698 
2 -.3.39 
2-469 

2-695 
2-335 
2-462 

2-692 
2 -.333 
2-451 

2-685 
2-329 
2-435 

2-649 

0 

2 
2 

356 
446 

2-322 

3 

2-400 

4 

2-265 
2-699 

2-272 
2-716 

2-270 

2-759 

2-271 

2-754 

2-287 
2-776 

2 

2 

280 

784 

2-275 
2-809 

2-286 
2-8,34 

2-294 
2-847 

2-314 
2-809 

2-343 

2-876 

2  ,376 

5 

2-871 

6 

2-944 
3-174 
2-8.50 
3-206 
3-092 

2-952 
3-181 

2-835 
3-274 
3-080 

2-954 
3-178 
2-827 
3-277 
3-084 

2-965 
3-171 
2-816 
3-280 
3-084 

2-972 
3-179 
2-815 
3 -287 
3-082 

2 
3 

2 
3 
3 

974 
178 
814 
300 
070 

2-986 
3-177 
2-822 
3 -.306 
3  068 

3-012 
3- 172 
2-836 
3-328 
3  092 

3-028 
3-159 
2-862 
3-317 
3-085 

3-043 
3-140 
2-876 
3-315 
3-080 

3-0.52 
3-132 
2-904 
3 -.3.30 
3-079 

3-048 

3-094 

8 

2-916 

9 

3-301 

10 

3-046 

11       

2-9.36 

2-9.35 

2-938 

2-930 

2-928 

2 

919 

2-914 

2-914 

2-908 

2-898 

2-887 

2-863 

12 

2 -778 

2-783 

2-784 

2-780 

2-775 

2 

773 

2-786 

2-795 

2-790 

2-799 

2-805 

2-820 

1.3 

3  029 
3-077 

3-061 
3  077 

3-066 
3-082 

3-073 
3-089 

3-076 
3-0.S7 

3 
3 

OOS 
093 

3-098 
3-094 

3-107 
3-103 

3-111 
3-094 

3-096 
3-079 

3-102 
3-075 

3-098 

14 

3-047 

1.5 

2-8.50 
3-040 

2-836 
3-019 

2-8.39 
3-020 

2-822 
2-996 

2-815 
2-901 

2 
2 

811 
968 

2-829 
2-902 

2-847 
2-923 

2-869 
2-900 

2-871 
2-8.59 

2-880 
2-796 

2-886 

IB 

2-723 

17         

2111 

2-124 

2- 160 

2-193 

2-207 

2 

207 

2-214 

2-223 

2-231 

2-250 

2-250 

2-2.50 

18 

2-601 

2-628 

2 -645 

2-675 

2-699 

2 

720 

2-7.59 

2-794 

2-S14 

2-828 

2-843 

2-8-32 

19 

2-711 

2-692 

2-076 

2-645 

2-625 

2 

012 

2-009 

2-598 

2 -.591 

2-002 

2 -.593 

2-569 

20 

2-399 

2-389 

2-358 

2-358 

2-342 

2 

338 

2-343 

2-345 

2-342 

2-327 

2-327 

2-312 

21 

2-359 

2-359 

2-341 

2 -.338 

2-332 

2 

321 

2 -.323 

2-339 

2-352 

2-389 

2-434 

2-469 

22 

2-730 

2-720 

2-713 

2-673 

2-641 

2 

000 

2 -.535 

2-478 

2-448 

2-373 

2-295 

2-231 

23 

2-100 

2-241 

2-312 

2-364 

2 --409 

2 

473 

2 -.529 

2-600 

2-042 

2-649 

2-646 

2-674 

24 

2-870 

2-881 

2-890 

2-881 

2-894 

2 

906 

2-919 

2-920 

2-927 

2-929 

2-919 

2 -.896 

25 

2-737 

2-728 

2-717 

2-704 

2-084 

2 

676 

2-075 

2-670 

2-602 

2-665 

2-048 

2-635 

26 

2-780 

2-801 

2-SI2 

2-839 

2 -851 

2 

875 

2-915 

2-949 

2-976 

2-992 

3-002 

3-004 

27 

3-0.32 

3-042 

3-044 

3-041 

3-040 

3 

026 

3-008 

3-000 

3 -OOS 

3-002 

2-987 

2-908 

28 

2-868 

2-86!) 

2-8.59 

2-846 

2-838 

2 

834 

2-816 

2-819 

2-815 

2-812 

2-792 

2-768 

29 

2-962 

2-964 

2-907 

3-004 

3-005 

3 

031 

3-048 

3-080 

3-086 

3-101 

3-099 

3-076 

30 

2-988 

2-988 

2-978 

2-978 

2-981 

2 

971 

2-990 

2-988 

2-980 

2-991 

2-984 

2-978 

Means. . . 

2  761 

2  760 

2  769 

2  709 

2  769 

2  770 

2  776 

2  785 

2-788 

2-788 

2-785 

2  771 

Max.  Barometer  =  30-469  at  8.00  a.m.  on  the  3ril  :  inin.  Baromc-tcr  =  29.003  at  S-.50  p.m.  on  the  22n(l.     Readings  are  reduced.to  old  site. 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


319 


Barographs,  for  each  Hour,  during  rhn  Month  of  November,  1909. 
NUMBERS  IN   THE  TABLES. 


Hour  Ending 

Mean. 

1  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m, 

Hidnight. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

1 
in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

2-640 

2-606 

2-578 

2-564 

2-546 

2-548 

2-585 

2-510 

2-478 

2-453 

2-422 

2-443 

2  004 

2-318 

2-313 

2-322 

2-343 

2-368 

2-409 

2-423 

2-427 

2-432 

2-432 

2-428 

2-434 

2-373 

2-395 

2-381 

2-364 

2-354 

2-336 

2-341 

2-341 

2-316 

2-283 

2-270 

2-259 

2-259 

2-385 

2-393 

2-425 

2-471 

2-514 

2-540 

2-577 

2-601 

2-010 

2-627 

2-655 

2-063 

2-680 

2-429 

2-866 

2-850 

2-849 

2-864 

2-872 

2-892 

2-896 

2-910 

2-922 

2-922 

2-922 

2-934 

2-846 

3-044 

3-050 

3-056 

3-072 

3-090 

'  3-114 

3-128 

3-J51 

3-160 

3  167 

3-104 

3-173 

3  0.54 

3-074 

3-045 

3-020 

3-010 

2-982 

2-970 

2-956 

2-942 

2-924 

2-899 

2-880 

2-876 

2  003 

2-937 

2-959 

3-006 

3-040 

3-078 

3-124 

3-149 

3- 176 

3-198 

3-226 

3-246 

3-256 

2-982 

3-273 

3-249 

3-233 

3-219 

3-195 

3-194 

3-180 

3-169 

3-153 

3-137 

3-128 

3119 

3-243 

3-029 

3-007 

2-994 

2-980 

2-981 

2-991 

2-988 

2-974 

2-967 

2-956 

2-940 

2-940 

3-029 

2-842 

2-827 

2-815 

2-812 

2-810 

2-807 

2-801 

2-783 

2-769 

2-785 

2-776 

2-784 

2-858 

2-809 

2-836 

2-873 

2-891 

2-915 

2 -938 

2-947 

2-908 

2-997 

3-016 

3  027 

3-0.30 

2-864 

3091 

3  080 

3-078 

3  078 

3-079 

3  092 

3  093 

3-09S 

3  095 

3  089 

3  079 

3  079 

3  084 

3-029 

3010 

2-995 

2-983 

2-975 

2-958 

2-937 

2-921 

2-901 

2-893 

2-881 

2-870 

3-015 

2-898 

2-918 

2-939 

2-976 

2-988 

2-999 

3-020 

3-034 

3-049 

3-042 

3-040 

3-056 

2-921 

2-630 

2-574 

2-526 

2-474 

2-423 

2-388 

2-325 

2-278 

2-220 

2-150 

2-098 

2-088 

2-639 

2-245 

2-249 

2-271 

2 -.306 

2-327 

2-375 

2-401 

2-445 

2-491 

2-523 

2-551 

2-577 

2-.300 

2-823 

2-822 

2-820 

2  828 

2-829 

2-8.37 

2-831 

2-818 

2-790 

2-772 

2-746 

2-727 

2-770 

2-550 

2-539 

2-525 

2-519 

2-510 

2-523 

2-521 

2-505 

2-481 

2-45S 

2-435 

2-419 

2-503 

2-293 

2-307 

2-297 

2-922 

2-324 

2-350 

2-349 

2-356 

2-351 

2 -.363 

2-359 

2-359 

2-342 

2-495 

2-541 

2-567 

2-609 

2-649 

2-677 

2-703 

2-717 

2-7.37 

2-753 

2-745 

2-733 

2-512 

2-207 

2-171 

2-137 

2-105 

2  070 

2  073 

2-041 

2  033 

2  007 

2  029 

2  065 

2- 120 

2-313 

2-670 

2-692 

2-725 

2  744 

2-750 

2-777 

2  806 

2-830 

2-842 

2-853 

2-863 

2-872 

2-631 

2-877 

2-870 

2-851 

2-802 

2-840 

2-841 

2-841 

2-818 

2-815 

2-792 

2-778 

2-702 

2-806 

2-618 

2-604 

2-609 

2-628 

2-656 

2-706 

2-724 

2-736 

2-737 

2-751 

2-754 

2-763 

2-687 

3-006 

2-999 

3-021 

3-032 

3-034 

3  052 

3  048 

3  053 

3-055 

3-054 

3-042 

3  035 

2-90.S 

2-934 

2-910 

2-905 

2-906 

2-902 

2-912 

2-900 

2-898 

2-899 

2-896 

2-890 

2-876 

2 -900 

2-744 

2-738 

2-758 

2-763 

2-783 

2-808 

2-821 

2-860 

2-887 

2-898 

2-931 

2-943 

2-828 

3-060 

3-059 

3-058 

3-058 

3-063 

3-061 

3-052 

3042 

3-041 

3-022 

3-008 

3-998 

3-0.39 

2-960 

2-937 

2-928 

2-929 

2-932 

2-932 

2-929 

2-921 

2-919 

2-913 

2-903 

2-885 

2-953 

2759 

2  752 

2  753 

2  759 

2  762 

2  776 

2  778 

2-777 

2  774 

2  772 

2  767 

2  770 

2-771 

320 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


Pressure  at  32°  Fah.  at  Toronto  Observatory,  from  Kew 

27   ENGLISH   INCHES  +  THE 

Hour  Ending 


1  a.m. 


2  a.m. 


3  a.m. 


4  a.m. 


5  a.m. 


6  a.m. 


7  a.m. 


S  a.m. 


10  a.m. 


11  a.m.      Noon. 


in. 

2-881 
2-724 
2-598 
2-658 
2-7Bfi 
2-510 
2-696 
2-271 
2-421 
2-538 
2-894 
3-114 
2-751 
2-014 
2-260 
2-294 
2 -.503 
2-367 
2-481 
2-501 
2-609 
2  530 
2-665 
2-808 
2-624 
2-182 
2-254 
2-195 
2-284 
2-604 
2-604 


2-878 
2-720 
2-598 
2-663 
2-765 
2-5.34 
2-669 
2-301 
2-419 
2 -.540 
2-913 
3-114 
2-723 
2  052 
2-263 
2-287 
2-493 
2 -.375 
2-482 
2-504 
2-617 
2-524 
2-694 
2-8IS 
2-592 
2-182 
2-244 
2-222 
2-299 
2-609 
2-628 


in. 

2-873 
2-716 
2-597 
2-G71 
2-776 
2-560 
2-654 
2 -.329 
2-409 
2-5,57 
2-928 
3-121 
2-699 
2-076 
2-264 
2-299 
2-494 
2-377 
2-483 
2-509 
2-627 
2-521 
2-721 
2 -825 
2  ,563 
2-193 
2-228 
2-232 
2-329 
3-615 
2-634 


2  761 


2  766 


2769 


in. 

2-852 
2-711 
2-587 
2-676 
2 -784 
2-588 
2-630 
2-345 
2-403 
2 -.574 
2-9.38 
3118 
2-660 
2-102 
2-263 
2-297 
2-476 
2 -.377 
2-482 
2 -,507 
2-018 
2-511 
2-741 
2  826 
2-510 
2-201 
2-208 
2-2,30 
2-331 
2-615 
2-6,34 


2  769 


2-850 
2-705 
2-576 
2-084 
2-763 
2-602 
2-604 
2-3,51 
2-400 
2  ,590 
2-944 
3-114 
2-GI7 
2-124 
2-206 
2-297 
2-403 
2-379 
2-483 
2-503 
2-613 
2-501 
2-765 
2-820 
2-482 
2-214 
2-194 
2-223 
2-348 
2-617 
2-634 


in, 

2-855 
2-688 
2-570 
2-687 
2-764 
2-619 
2-565 
2-368 
2-401 
2-606 
2-958 
3-116 
2-593 
2-140 
2-275 
2-299 
2-447 
2-385 
2-487 
2-509 
2-610 
2-489 
2-779 
2-834 
2-456 
2-222 
2-178 
2-223 
2-361 
2-634 
2-628 


2-866 
2-674 
2-572 
2-693 
2-771 
2-644 
2-500 
2  ,390 
2-401 
2-628 
2-977 
3117 
2-563 
2- 162 
2-285 
2-303 
2-441 
2-405 
2-491 
2-519 
2-609 
2-483 
2-,S04 
2 -,834 
2-412 
2-252 
2-171 
2-231 
2-393 
2-561 
2-622 


2  769 


2  770 


2776 


2-673 
2-586 
2-713 
2-767 
2-664 
2-448 
2-409 
2-424 
2-060 
2-981 
3-115 
2 -.528 
2-183 
2-284 
2-325 
2-436 
2-442 
2-498 
2 -.527 
2-612 
2-481 
2-820 
2-8,39 
2-374 
2-278 
2- 166 
2-237 
2-419 
2-661 
2-640 


2785 


in, 

2-871 
2-675 
2-592 
2-709 
2-779 
2-681 
2-408 
2-421 
2-440 
2 -682 
2-998 
3-121 
2-505 
2-194 
2-295 
2  ,3,35 
2-425 
2-465 
2-501 
2-537 
2-627 
2-479 
2841 
2-849 
2-342 
2-2,SG 
2-169 
2-247 
2-441 
2-669 
2-673 


2  788 


in. 

2-874 
2-680 
2-596 
2-723 
2-765 
2-704 
2-320 
2-442 
2-445 
2-704 
3-026 
3-112 
2-471 
2-217 
2 -,308 
2 -,362 
2-405 
2-487 
2-514 
2-553 
2-630 
2-480 
2  8.54 
2-854 
2-318 
2-290 
2-173 
2-2,58 
2-465 
2-698 
2-091 


2  788 


in. 

2-858 
2-670 
2-604 
2-719 
2-751 
2-712 
2-224 
2-441 
2-4,52 
2-706 
3-043 
3  089 
2-423 
2-224 
2 -,303 
2-374 
2 -,387 
2 -,500 
2-511 
2-557 
2-6,30 
2-475 
2-851 
2-844 
2-262 
2-304 
2-168 
2-2,53 
2-468 
2-705 
2-692 


2  785 


2-828 
2-649 
2-606 
2-705 
2-711 
2-698 
2-138 
2-427 
2-4,39 
2-704 
3  0,50 
3-077 
2-363 
2-228 
2-292 
2  ,369 
2  ,353 
2-479 
2-483 
2-547 
2-615 
2-480 
2-835 
2-838 
2-224 
2-288 
2-146 
2  -  232 
2-466 
2-888 
2-086 


2  771 


Mai.  barometer  =  30- 125  at  8.40  a.m.  on  the  12th  ;  min.  barometer=38-945  at  3-50  p.m.  on  the  7th.     Readings  reduced  to  old  site. 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


321 


Barogiaphs,  for  each  Hour,  durins;  the  Month  of  Decenibei-,  1909. 
NUMBERS  IN   THE  TABLES. 


Hour  Ending. 

Mean. 

1  p.m. 

2  p.m. 

3  p.m. 

4  p.m. 

5  p.m. 

6  p.m. 

7  p.m. 

8  p.m. 

9  p.m. 

10  p.m. 

11  p.m. 

Midnight. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

2-800 

2-794 

2-780 

2-774 

2-707 

2 -778 

2-770 

2-773 

2-764 

2-756 

2-750 

2-735 

2-817 

2-621 

2-605 

2-602 

2-599 

2-600 

2-619 

2-602 

2-592 

2-594 

2-596 

2-000 

2-594 

2-646 

2-600 

2-597 

2-595 

2-607 

2-608 

2-622 

2-631 

2-030 

2-635 

2-637 

2-043 

2-650 

j       2-606 

2-697 

2-675 

2-686 

2-705 

2-732 

2-737 

2-737 

2-753 

2-753 

2-749 

2-751 

2-759 

2-710 

2-684 

2-648 

2-622 

2-603 

2-580 

2-540 

■     2-504 

2-452 

2-420 

2-396 

2-410 

2-452 

2-645 

2-648 

2-683 

2-686 

2-691 

2-704 

2-714 

2-703 

2-708 

2-711 

2-720 

2-728 

2-722 

2-665 

2-040 

2-003 

1-965 

1-957 

1-977 

2  002 

2-031 

2-001 

2-099 

2151 

2-199 

2-241 

2-274 

2-416 

2-416 

2-410 

2-423 

2-430 

2-448 

2-450 

2-445 

2-433 

2-434 

2-404 

2-426 

2-403 

2-437 

2-434 

2-450 

2-468 

2-490 

2-522 

2-520 

2-520 

2-521 

2-532 

2-529 

2-531 

2-459 

2-704 

2-714 

2-732 

2-756 

2-785 

2-806 

2-814 

2-835 

2-843 

2-862 

2-874 

2-883 

2-712 

3-047 

3  050 

3-046 

3-053 

3-067 

3-081 

3-079 

3-103 

3-099 

3- 103 

3-117 

3-112 

3  025 

3-045 

3-021 

2-989 

2-982 

2-965 

2-949 

2-924 

2-900 

2-875 

2-845 

2-823 

2-789 

3-018 

2-302 

2-235 

2-210 

2-179 

2-142 

2-132 

3-100 

2-064 

2-032 

2-010 

2-003 

1-992 

2-346 

2-227 

2-238 

2-248 

2-262 

2-275 

2-288 

2-284 

2-276 

2-271 

2-262 

2-264 

2-260 

2-203 

2-291 

2-294 

2-309 

2-323 

2-328 

2-331 

2-325 

2-327 

2-325 

2-313 

2-305 

2-295 

2-297 

2-364 

2-379 

2-398 

2-425 

2-446 

2-466 

2-477 

2-487 

2-504 

2-505 

2-513 

2-503 

2-388 

2-343 

2 -.345 

2-367 

2-389 

'  2-389 

2-420 

2-420 

2-414 

2-398 

2-385 

2-381 

2-375 

2-414 

2-450 

2-447 

2-468 

2-482 

2-481 

2-508 

2-520 

2-514 

2-513 

2-513 

2-501 

2-491 

2-455 

2-478 

2-481 

2-486 

2-489 

2-486 

2-497 

2-507 

2-531 

2-530 

2-527 

2-523 

2-511 

2-498 

2-541 

2-545 

2-559 

2-578 

2-588 

2-610 

2-611 

2-615 

2-617 

2-624 

2-619 

2-610 

2-558 

2-587 

2-577 

2-579 

2-581 

2-589 

2-602 

2-597 

2-581 

2-575 

2-653 

2-555 

2-544 

2-598 

2-478 

2-479 

2-485 

2-509 

2-529 

2-562 

2-575 

2-582 

2-588 

2-606 

2-633 

2-653 

2-526 

2-815 

2-804 

2-803 

2-807 

2-810 

2-814 

2-821 

2-819 

2-815 

2-815 

2-820 

2-815 

2-797 

2-803 

2-779 

2-771 

2-780 

2-779 

2-774 

2-760 

2-758 

2-730 

2-718 

2-690 

2-652 

2-791 

2- 171    • 

2-440 

2- 124 

2-123 

2-125 

2-129 

2-139 

2-149 

2-161 

2-176 

2-177 

2- 180 

2-289 

2-282 

2-279 

2-284 

2-303 

2-316 

2-324 

2-320 

2-318 

2-310 

2-316 

2-310 

2-290 

2-273 

2-125 

2-119 

2-116 

2- 129 

2-137 

2-159 

2-165 

2-167 

2-161 

2-161 

2-175 

2191 

2-171 

2-217 

2-209 

2-211 

2-227 

2-235 

2-248 

2-252 

2-252 

2-254 

2-265 

2-270 

2-279 

2-238 

2-470 

2-475 

2-480 

2-500 

2-509 

2-531 

2-540 

2-500 

2-570 

2-584 

2-584 

2-594 

2-458 

2-676 

2-668 

2-661 

2-007 

2-054 

2-682 

2-676 

2-644 

2-630 

2-021 

2-615 

2-614 

2-049 

2-672 

2-678 

2-680 

2-690 

2-090 

2-692 

2-695 

2-702 

2-713 

2-708 

2-700 

2-692 

2-071 

2.759 

2.752 

2.753 

2.759 

2.762 

2.776 

2.778 

2.777 

2.774 

2.772 

2.767 

2.770 

2-535 

Observatory  site. 


22476—21 


322 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


Bi-HOURLY  Pressure,  from  Self  registering  Instruments,  at  Montreal,  Quebec,  for  the  Month  of  January,  1909. 
CORRECTED  FOR  INDEX  ERROR  AND  TO  SEA  LEVEL. 


10.. 

11.. 

12.. 

13  . 

14 

1.5,. 

16.. 

17.- 

IS 

19,. 

20  . 

21.. 

22.. 

23.. 

24  . 

25.. 

26.. 

27.. 

28  . 

29 

30  , 

31.. 


Day. 


Means. 


30.10 


in. 
30- 19 
.30-20 
30- 18 
29-97 
29-91 
29-49 
30-35 
30-84 
30-52 
30-19 
29-83 
30-39 
30-69 
30-62 
29-91 
30-72 
30-66 
30  09 
.30-60 
29-83 
30-21 
30-12 
30-24 
30-01 
29-73 
29-79 
29-86 
29-51 
20-79 
29-47 
29-58 


30.11 


U5 


30-11 


in. 
21 
20 
14 
98 
83 
46 
39 
80 
47 
17 
80 
40 
72 
55 
93 
81 
58 
18 
53 
89 
10 
15 
22 
02 
70 
80 
75 
61 
79 
42 


30-12 


30-28 
30-24 
30-16 
30-07 
29-72 
29-48 
30-58 
30-79 
30-43 
30-13 
29-90 
30  44 
30-82 
30-44 
30-08 
30-91 
30-40 
30-45 
30 -.39 
30-10 
30-07 
30-25 
30-16 
.30-08 
29-68 
29-88 
29-60 
29-76 
29-78 
29-42 
£9-86 


30-14 


30-13 


30-23 
30-20 
30-06 
30  04 
29-73 
29-57 
30-66 
30-67 
30-32 
30  05 
29-98 
30-39 
30-80 
30-23 
30-31 
30-86 
30-21 
30-53 
30  09 
30-21 
30-02 
30-25 
30-03 
30  01 
29-62 
29-87 
29-39 
29-74 
29-70 
29-36 
29-93 


30.10 


in. 
30-23 
30-22 
30-06 
30-05 
29-75 
29-74 
30-71 
30-64 
30-30 
30-04 
30-05 
30-40 
30-78 
30-15 
30-39 
30-86 
30-15 
30-53 
29-98 
30-24 
30-02 
30-25 
29-96 
29-97 
29-64 
29-91 
29-34 
29-77 
29-65 
29-30 
30-01 


30.10 


30-23 
30-24 
30-04 
30-06 
29-76 
29-87 
30-75 
30-60 
30-29 
30-04 
30-15 
30-43 
30-77 
30-09 
30-48 
30-87 
30-11 
30-56 
29-96 
30-27 
30-01 
30-27 
29-93 
29-95 
29-67 
29-95 
29-30 
29-77 
29-65 
29-38 
30-09 


30.  U 


in. 
30-21 
30-26 
30-02 
30-06 
29-77 
29-96 
30-78 
30-58 
30-27 
30  01 
30-24 
30-47 
30-75 
30-00 
30-56 
30-86 
30-07 
30-60 
29-93 
30-27 
30-02 
30-28 
29-91 
29-88 
29-69 
29-95 
29-29 
29 -SI 
29-64 
29-44 
30-10 


30.12 


in. 
30-20 
30-25 
30-00 
30-05 
29-73 
30-05 
30-80 
30-53 
30-25 
29-98 
30-28 
30-53 
30-71 
29-91 
30-60 
30-87 
30-05 
30-59 
29-91 
30-28 
30-04 
30-30 
29-00 
29-81 
29-68 
29-94 
29-29 
29-80 
29-54 
29-45 
30-24 


30.11 


30-20 
30-22 
29-98 
30-00 
2901 
30-13 
30-81 
30-50 
30-19 
29-94 
30-33 
30-60 
30-69 
29-88 
30-65 
.30-86 
30-03 
30-61 
29-87 
30-27 
30-06 
30-31 
29-90 
29-74 
29-73 
29-93 
29-35 
29-78 
29-49 
29-50 
30-29 


s 


in. 
30-22 
30-22 
30  09 
30  03 
29-77 
29-09 
30-60 
30-69 
30-37 
30  08 
30-01 
30-44 
30-75 
30-28 
30-25 
30-84 
30-32 
30-42 
30-22 
30-11 
30-08 
30-23 
30-07 
29-97 
29-08 
29-87 
29-52 
29-70 
29-70 
29-43 
29-92 


30.11       30.115 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


323 


Bi  HOURLY  Pressiirk,  froiii  Self-registering  Instruments,  at  Montreal,  Quebec,  foi-  the  Month  of  February,  1909. 
CORRECTED  FOR  INDEX  ERROR  AND  TO  SEA  LEVEL. 


Day. 


1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9..: 

10 

11 

12 

13 
14 

15 

Hi 

17 

IS 
l!l 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

26 

27   - 
2S 

Means 


in. 
30-35 
30  15 
30-11 
29-85 
29-58 
29-29 
29-94 
29-97 
30-32 
30-05 
29-46 
30-10 
29-87 
30-43 
30-30 
.30-30 
29-55 
30-03 
30-25 
29-28 
29-64 
30-08 
30-34 
29-90 
29-19 
30-05 
29-80 
29-76 


29.93 


in. 
30-38 
30-09 
30-11 
29-84 
29-59 

29  18 

30  00 
29-94 
30-40 
29-93 
29-47 
30-15 
29-85 
30-49 
30-24 
30-29 
29-63 
30-09 
30-17 
29-15 
29-72 
30-10 
30-36 
29-87 
29-22 
30-09 
29-78 
29-81 


29.93 


30-44 
.30  00 
30  08 
29-82 
29-58 
29-12 
30-09 
29-93 
30-41 
29-82 
29-48 
30-17 
29-84 
30-52 
30-23 
30-27 
29-65 
30-18 
30-08 
29-03 
29-83 
30-12 
30-37 
29-78 
29-30 
30-12 
29-75 
29-87 


29.92 


m. 
30-47 
29-95 
30-07 
29-82 
29-57 
29-08 
30-12 
29-94 
30-43 
29-71 
29-51 
30- 17 
29-85 
30-59 
30-23 
30-23 
29-71 
30-27 
30-02 
28-99 
29-89 
30-12 
30-43 
29-63 
29-45 
30-11 
29-75 
29-92 


29.93 


30-48 
29-96 
30-05 
29-82 
29-58 
29-03 
30-13 
29-95 
30-45 
29-55 
29-55 
30-16 
29-96 
30-65 
30-20 
30-22 
29-76 
30-33 
29-91 
29-01 
29-92 
30-15 
30-42 
29-52 
29-57 
30-09 
29-73 
29-90 


29.93 


30-49 
29-96 
30  02 
29-77 
29-55 
28-96* 
30-16 
29-95 
30-44 
29-29 
29-56 
3011 
30-03 
30-65 
30-26 
30- 15 
29-82 
30-36 
29-79 
29-08 
29-97 
30-16 
30-40 
29-45 
29-63 
30-04 
29-72 
29-98 


29.92 


in. 
30-46 
29-96 
29-95 
29-69 
29-49 
28-95 
30-15 
29-95 
30-40 
29-25 
29-56 
30  07 
.30-03 
30-61 
30-24 
30-10 
29-84 
30-34 
29-72 
29-14 
29-99 
30-14 
30-34 
29-31 
29-65 
29-97 
29-70 
29-98 


29.89 


in. 
30-42 
29-98 
29-93 
29-65 
29-47 
29-06 
30-11 
30-01 
30-36 
29-26 
29-60 
30-00 
.30-09 
30-55 
30-23 
29-97 
29-85 
30-35 
29-66 
29-25 
30-00 
30-12 
30-24 
29-28 
29-71 
29-91 
29-69 
29-99 


29.88 


in. 
30-39 
30-04 
29-92 
29-60 
29-46 
29-23 
30  08 
30-10 
30-30 
29-37 
29-66 
29-98 
30-17 
30-51 
30-27 
29-89 
29-89 
30-35 
29-62 
29-36 
30-00 
30-17 
30-23 
29-24 
29-78 
29-86 
29-69 
30- 00 


29.90 


30-36 
30-07 
29-90 
29-58 
29-44 
29-48 
30-08 
30-17 
30-21 
29-42 
29-73 
29-90 
30-26 
30-43 
30 -.30 
29-70 
29-91 
30-35 
29-57 
29-45 
30-02 
30-20 
30-14 
29-25 
29-86 
29-84 
29-71 
30-04 


30-29 
30- 10 
29-89 
29-57 
29-41 
29-67 
30  08 
30-23 
30-17 
29-45 
29-86 
29-93 
j  30-35 
!  30-41 
30-29 
29-65 
29-92 
30-31 
29-48 
29-55 
30  03 
30-24 
30-11 
29-24 
29-90 
29-83 
29-73 
30  07 


29.91 


29.92 


30-22 
.30-11 
29-88 
29-57 
29-36 
29-75 
29-98 
30-28 
30- 11 
29-40 
30-01 
29-89 
30-40 
30-37 
30-30 
29-60 
30-00 
30-27 
29-38 
29-63 
30-03 
30-29 
30-04 
29-22 
29-97 
29-83 
29-75 
30-09 


29.92 


30-30 
30-03 
29-99 
29-72 
29-51 
29-23 
30-08 
30-04 
30-03 
29-54 
29-62 
30-06 
30-06 
30-52 
30-26 
30  03 
29-79 
30-27 
29-86 
29-24 
29-92 
30-16 
30-29 
29-47 
29-60 
29-98 
29-73 
29-96 


29-915 


22476  — 2U 


324 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


Bi-HOURLY  Pressure,  fmu  Self-registering  Instruments,  at  Montreal,  Quebiic,  for  tlie  Month  of  Marcli,  1909. 
CORRECTED  FOR  INDEX  ERROR  AND  TO  SEA  LEVEL. 


Day. 


1. 

2. 

3 

4, 

5 

6. 

7. 

8. 

9. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13 

14. 

15, 

16. 

17. 

18, 

19. 

20. 

21, 

22. 

23, 

24, 

25, 

26, 

27. 

28, 

29, 

30. 

31, 


Means. 


30- 13 
29-88 
29-94 
29-70 
29-20 
29-82 
29-79 
29-98 
30-23 
29-80 
29-41 
30-24 
30-18 
29-87 
29-82 
30-03 
29-07 
29-76 
30  03 
29,7.5 
29-95 
29-98 
30-05 
29-95 
29-53 
29  01 
29-62 
29-58 
29-46 
29-44 
29-66 

29.79 


30-16 
29-78 
29-93 
29-65 
29-20 
29-85 
29-78 
30- 01 
30-21 
29-75 
29-45 
30-24 
30-14 
29-84 
29-84 
.30  04 
29-64 
29-78 
30-00 
29-70 
29-96 
29-96 
30  05 
29-94 
29-43 
28-95 
29-64 
29-57 
29-43 
29-46 
29-68 

29.77 


in. 
30-20 
29-75 
29-93 
29-59 
29-23 
29-86 
29-77 
30  05 
30-23 
29-68 
29-64 
30-28 
30-13 
29-82 
29-86 
30-05 
29-63 
29-87 
30  00 
29-70 
29-98 
29-97 
.30  05 
29-96 
29-37 
28-95 
29-06 
29-56 
■29-41 
2  -49 
29-71 

29.79 


29.81 


111. 
.30-20 
29-79 
29-92 
29-46 
29-37 
2*9-87 
29-79 
30- 14 
30-19 
29-46 
29-90 
30-31 

30 -la 

29-81 
29-93 
30- 03 
29-68 
.30-00 
29-98 
29-78 
30  02 
30-02 
30-08 
29-97 
29-32 
29-13 
29-60 
29-55 
29-39 
29-52 
29-73 

29.81 


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14 
15 
38 
94 
28 
10 
79 
95 
99 
68 
00 
96 
81 
02 
02 
05 
93 
30 
23 
03 
55 
38 
55 
71 


29.81 


29.79 


29.77 


16 
84 
83 
29 
55 
84 
75 
15 
01 
42 
03 
22 
95 
71 
95 
89 
07 
98 
86 
82 
99 
00 
97 
84 
20 
40 
52 
49 
39 
50 
71 


in. 
30- 13 
29-86 
29-83 
29-29 
29-60 
29-81 
29-76 
30- 15 
29-96 
29-44 
3007 
30-21 
29-93 
29-70 
29-97 
29-84 
29-71 
30-00 
29-84 
29-84 
29-99 
30-01 
29-95 
29-80 
29-11 
29-45 
29-51 
29-48 
29-39 
29-59 
29-73 

29.77 


in. 
30-07 
29-90 
29-81 
29-26 
29-69 
29-83 
29-80 
30-16 
29-94 
29-45 
30- 14 
30-21 
29-92 
29-73 
-30- 00 
29-81 
29-74 
.30  03 
29-81 
29-88 
30-01 
30  02 
29-95 
29-72 
29-07 
29-51 
29-52 
29-49 
29-41 
29-61 
29-78 

29.79 


m. 
30-02 
29-93 
29-77 
29-25 
29-74 
29-83 
29 -S5 
30-21 
29-90 
29-47 
30-18 
30-20 
29-89 
29-70 
30  03 
29-76 
29-70 
30-04 
29-78 
29-92 
30-00 
30-03 
29-96 
29-69 
29-06 
29-57 
29-54 
29-48 
29-43 
29-63 
29-84 

29.79 


29-98 
29-94 
29-78 
29-25 
29-78 
29-80 
29-89 
-.30-21 
29-85 
29-46 
30-23 
30-19 
29-86 
29-79 
30  03 
29-70 
29-70 
30  02 
29-70 
29-94 
30-00 
30  05 
29-95 
29-62 
29-05 
29-62 
29-55 
29-48 
29-44 
29  04 
29-88 

29.79 


in. 
30-15 
29-84 
29-87 
29-41 
29-47 
29-84 
29-79 
30-12 
30  08 
29-52 
29-90 
30-24 
30-03 
29-78 
29-94 
29-93 
29-69 
29-95 
29-91 
29-81 
29-99 
30  01 
30  01 
29-86 
29-20 
29-27 
29 -.59 
29-53 
29-41 
29-55 
29-72 

29 -789 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


325 


Bi-uouRLV  PRfSSURK,  from  Sfilf-registering  Instruments,  at  Montreal,  Quebec,  for  the  Month  of  April,  1909. 
CORRECTED  FOR  INDEX  ERROR  AND  TO  SE.A.  LEVEL. 


S. 

9. 
10. 
11. 
12. 
13. 
II. 
1). 
16 
17 
IS. 
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20 
■21 
22 
23 
24 
25 
20 
27 
2S 
29 
30 


D.\Y. 


Means. 


29-92 
30- 10 
29-86 
29-70 
29-96 
29-84 
29-82 
29-39 
'  29-95 
29-73 
30-37 
30-47 
30-16 
29-83 
30-33 
.30-28 
.30- 10 
30-23 
29-91 
30-06 
30-19 
29-61 
29-78 
29-94 
30-33 
29-94 
30- 06 
29-59 
30-38 
30-15 


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29-93 
30-07. 
29-82 
29-70 
29-98 
29-84 
29-81 
29-41 
29-90 
29-74 
30-39 
30-43 
30-13 
29-90 
30-30 
30-28 
30  0.5 
30-23 
29-88 
30-09 
30-19 
29-55 
29-77 
29-96 
30-33 
30  00 
30  04 
29-68 
30-39 
30-10 


30.00       30.00 


29-96 
.30-07 
29-79 
29-72 
30-01 
29-88 
29-78 
2944 
29-89 
29-79 
30-45 
30-38 
30- 11 
30-05 
.30-26 
.30-33 
30  00 
30-23 
29-87 
.30- 14 
30-20 
29-54 
29-80 
30-01 
30-31 
30  02 
30-04 
29-83 
30-34 
30- 06 


30-01 
.30-09 
29-77 
29-75 
30-06 
29-89 
29-71 
29-55 
29-88 
29 -S? 
30-55 
30-37 
30-05 

30-13 

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30  00 

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29-86 

30-17 

30-18 

29 -.59 

29-81 

30-08 

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I  30-02 

29-97 

30-44 

!  30-04 


30-05 
30-10 
29-76 
29-75 
30-09 
29-87 
29-00 
29-63 
29-85 
29-93 
30-59 
30-34 
30-02 
30-25 
30-23 
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30  00 
.30-19 
29-82 
30-19 
30- 17 
29-62 
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30-10 
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30-09 
29-94 
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29-74 
29-76 
30-08 
29-86 
29-52 
29-69 
29-79 
29-97 
30-61 
30-32 
29-97 
30-29 
30-24 
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30  00 
30-13 
29-66 
30  19 
30  09 
29-66 
29-82 
30-16 
30-15 
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30-39 
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30  03 
29-71 
29-76 
30-01 
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30  02 
30-60 
30-25 
29-93 
30-30 
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30-29 
30-03 
30-05 
29-70 
30-18 
30-00 
29-69 
29-83 
30-19 
30-17 
30-08 
29-80 
30-13 
30-28 
29-84 


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30  02 
29-97 
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29-78 
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29-44 
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30-07 
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30-20 
29-87 
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30-24 
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30-03 
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29-73 
30-17 
29-92 
29-73 
29-81 
30-20 
29-91 
30-07 
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30-02 
29-93 
29-68 
29-81 
29-96 
29-83 
29-43 
29  86 
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30-56 
30-17 
29-82 
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29-82 
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in. 
30-02 
29-92 
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29-83 
29-49 
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30-17 
30-55 
30-16 
29-81 
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29-83 
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29-69 
29-77 
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30-26 
29-86 
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30-22 
29-79 


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29.98 


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29-90 
29-71 
29-90 
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29-48 
29-94 
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30-16 
29-79 
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30-30 
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30-24 
29-86 
29-97 
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30-30 
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30-29 
30-50 
30-17 
29-75 
30-33 
30-30 
30-18 
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30-53 
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30-28 
30  07 
30  05 
29-84 
30-16 
29-98 
29-67 
29-83 
30-15 
30-11 
30-05 
29-84 
30  04 
30-32 
29-92 


30  000 


326 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


Bi-HOUBLY  Pkessure,  from  Self  registering  Instruments,  at  Montreal,  Quebec,  for  the  Month  of  May,  1909. 
CORRECTED  FOR  INDEX  ERROR  AND  TO  SEA  LEVEL. 


Day. 


1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

B   

7 

S 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

IS 

19 

20 
21     . 

22 

23 

24 

25 

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31 

Means 


o 


in. 
29 .71 
29-52 
29  85 
29-89 
29-81 
29-72 
29-99 
30-00 
24-94 
29-73 
29-71 
29-99 
30-09 
29-86 
29-84 
29-83 
29-71 
29-89 
30-04 
30-10 
30-16 
30-14 
29-98 
29-79 
30-01 
30-16 
30- 10 
29-77 
29-63 
29-70 
29-79 


29.89 


29-68 
29-55 
29-88 
29-88 
29-79 
29-68 
29-96 
30-01 
29-90 
29-71 
29-69 
30  00 
30  09 
29-83 
29-86 
29-83 
29-71 
29-90 
30-04 
30-10 
30- IG 
30-13 
29-97 
29-79 
30-05 
30-17 
30-12 
29-74 
29-63 
29-73 
29-80 


29.88 


29-65 

29-61 

29-91 

29-87 

29-80 

29-71 

29-95 

30-06 

29-89 

29-70 

29-70 

30-00 

30  09 

29.82 

29-88 

29-78 

29-74 

29-92 

30-07 

30-13 

30-17 

30- 15 

29-97 

29-80 

30-08 

30-20 

30-12 

29-73 

29-66 

29-77_ 

29-82 


29.90 


m. 
29-57 
29-65 
29-95 
29-88 
29-82 
29-78 
29-92 
30-10 
29-88 
29-70 
29-74 
30-01 
30-10 
29-80 
29-91 
29-76 
29-76 
29-94 
30-08 
30-15 
.30-18 
•TO- 10 
29-97 
29-81 
30-12 
30-22 
30-10 
29-72 
29-70 
29-81 
29-84 


29.91 


29  92 


29-50 
29-68 
29-97 
29-88 
29-80 
29-91 
29-91 
30-10 
29-86 
29-68 
29-81 
30-09 
30-05 
29-74 
29-91 
29-74 
29-80 
29-99 
3011 
30-15 
30- IS 
30-13 
29-93 
29-78 
30-15 
30-20 
30-06 
29-68 
29-72 
29-81 
29-81 


29.91 


in. 
29-49 
29-66 
29-91 
29-85 
29-70 
29-92 
29-88 
30-06 
29-80 
29-66 
29-85 
30-08 
29-99 
29-72 
29-91 
29-71 
29-82 
29 -9S 
30-09 
.30-14 
30  IS 
.30-09 
29-90 
29-75 
30-13 
30-16 
29-98 
29-66 
29-70 
29-78 
29-79 


29-48 
29-68 
29-83 
29-82 
29-71 
29-93 
29-88 
30-02 
29-73 
29-65 
29-89 
30  05 
29-95 
29-68 
29-90 
29-71 
29-83 
29-98 
30  07 
30-12 
30112 
.30-06 
29-84 
29-76 
30-09 
30-13 
29-91 
29-62 
j  29-68 
29-76 
29-76 


29.88       29.86 


m. 
29-49 
29-69 
29-84 
29-81 
29-69 
29-94 
29-87 
30-01 
29-71 
29-67 
29-92 
30-05 
29-92 
29-67 
29-86 
29-71 
29-84 
29-98 
30-06 
30-12 
30|12 
30-04 
29-82 
29-77 
30  07 
30-11 
29-89 
29:^0 
29-66 
29-74 
29-75 


29.85 


29.86 


29.88 


in. 
29-55 
29-83 
29-87 
29  81 
29-72 
29-98 
30-01 
29-94 
29-74 
29-73 
29-99 
30-09  ' 
29-88 
29-86 
29-84 
29-71 
29-89 
3004 
30-11 
30-17 
30-12 
30-02 
29-81 
29-97 
30-15 
30-10 
29-81 
29-61 
29-68 
29-80 
29-93 


29-56 
29-67 
29-89 
29-85 
29-76 
29-87 
29-93 
30-03 
29-81 
29-70 

29  83 
30-05 
30-00 
29-77 
29-88 
29-75 
29-80 

I  29-97 
30-08 

30  14 
30-16 
30-09 
29-90 

29  81 

30  10 
30-16 
29-99 
29-67 
29-67 
29-77 
29-81 


29.90 


29-886 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES 


327 


Bi-HouRLY  Pressure,  from  Self- registering  Instruments,  at  Montreal,  Quebec,  for  the  Month  of  June,  1909. 
CORRECTED  FOR  INDEX  ERROR  AND  TO  SEA  LEVEL. 


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10. 
11 
12. 
13. 
14 
1.5 
16. 
17. 
18. 
19 
20 
21 
22 


24- 
2.5 
20 
27. 
28. 
29. 
30. 


Dav. 


Means. 


29-95 
30  01 
29-80 
29-91 
29-78 
29-88 
30- 07 
30-22 
30-16 
30-11 
29-89 
29-76 
29-90 
29-70 
29-91 
30  07 
29-98 
29-73 
29-81 
29-86 
29-88 
29-90 
29-79 
29-68 
29-71 
29-79 
30-04 
29-98 
29-88 
30-03 


29.90 


in. 
29-97 
30-00 
29-82 
29-91 
29-78 
29-89 
30-09 
30-24 
30  16 
30-10 
29-87 
29-76 
29-88 
29-68 
29-93 
30-09 
29-94 
29-73 
29-82 
29-85 
29-88 
29-90 
29-78 
29-69 
29-72 
29-80 
30-05 
29-97 
29-95 
30- 00 


in. 


30-02 
30- 00 
29-86 
29-90 
29-78 
29-98 
30-13 
30-27 
30  17 
30-10 
29-87 
29-80 
29-88 
29-67 
29.98 
30- 12 
29-94 
29-74 
29-85 
i  29-85 
29-89 
29-90 
29-78 
29-70 
29-73 
29-85 
30-09 
29-96 
30-01 
29-99 


29.91        29.93 


in. 
30-04 
.30-00 
29-90 
29-90 
29-79 
30-02 
30-15 
30-30 
30  18 
30-09 
29-86 
29-82 
29-89 
29-68 
30-03 
30-11 
29-90 
29-76 
29-90 
29-86 
29-92 
29-90 
29-78 
29-71 
29-74 
29-87 
3011 
29-95 
30-01 
29-99 


29.94 


in. 
30-05 
29-95 
29-92 
29-88 
29-79 
30  03 
.30- 16 
30-31 
30  18 
.30-06 
29-86 
29-85 
29-89 
29-69 
3004 
30-11 
29-85 
29-78 
29-91 
29-86 
29-93 
29-89 
29-79 
29-72 
29-74 
29-89 
30- 12 
29-92 
30-02 
29-95 


in. 
30-03 
29-93 
29-93 
29-84 
29-78 
30-04 
30-16 
30-29 
30  16 
30-04 
29-83 
29-85 
29-86 
29-70 
30-05 
30-05 
29-80 
29-77 
29-92 
29-86 
29-94 
f9-87 
29-77 
29-71 
29-75 
29-90 
30-10 
29-93 
30  01 
29-89 


29.94     I  29.93 


in. 
29-97 
29-90 
29-91 
29-80 
29-79 
30-03 
30-11 
30-23 
30  14 
29-99 
29-80 
29-87 
29-81 
29-70 
30-02 
30-03 
29-71 
29-76 
29-89 
29-85 
29-92 
29-84 
29-74 
29-68 
29-75 
29-91 
30-08 
29-89 
30-00 
29-79 


29.90 


29-94 
29-83 
29-89 
29-78 
29-77 
30- 02 
30-11 
30-20 
30  10 
29-97 
29-77 
29-89 
29-78 
29-71 
30-00 
30-01 
29-68 
29-75 
29-88 
29-84 
29-90 
29-80 
29-69 
29-67 
29-73 
29-91 
30  05 
29-86 
30-00 
29-76 


29-91 
29-79 
j  29-88 
I  29-73 
29-78 
30-01 
30-10 
30- 16 
30  09 
29-94 
29-75 
29-90 
29-78 
29-72 
29-99 
29-97 
29-66 
29-75 
29-86 
29-83 
29-88 
29-80 
29-68 
29-67 
29-74 
29-94 
30-02 
29-80 
30-01 
29-74 


29.88 


29-91 
29-78 
29-89 
29-75 
29-80 
30  02 
30- 10 
30-15 
30  09 
29-93 
29-77 
29-91 
29-76 
29-78 
30- 01 
29-95 
29-68 
29-76 
29-84 
29-83 
29-88 
29-79 
29-69 
29-68 
29-74 
29-97 
30-02 
29-80 
30-02 
29-71 


29.86       29.87 


29-95 
29-79 
29-92 
29-78 
29.-83 
30-04 
30-15 
30-17 
30  09 
29-92 
29-79 
29-92 
29-73 
29-85 
30-04 
29-93 
29-69 
29-78 
29-85 
29-88 
29-89 
29-79 
29-69 
29-68 
29-76 
30-04 
30-01 
29-81 
30-03 
29-69 


29.88 


in. 
29-97 
29-80 
29-91 
29-79 
29-87 
30-06 
30- 19 
30- 19 
30  10 
29-91 
29-79 
29-92 
29-71 
29-90 
30-07 
29-93 
29-81 
29-76 
29-87 
29-89 
29-90 
29-80 
29-67 
29-69 
29-79 
30-05 
30-00 
29-89 
30-02 
29-68 


29.90 


29-98 
29-90 
29-89 
29-83 
29-79 
30-00 
30-13 
30-23 
30- 14 
30-01 
29-82 
29-85 
29-82 
29-73 
30-01 
.30  03 
29  SO 
29-76 
29-87 
29-86 
29-90 
29-85 
29-74 
29-69 
29-74 
29-91 
30-06 
29-90 
30-00 
29-85 


29-902 


328 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


Bi-HOURLY  Pressure,  from  Self  registering  Instruments,  at  Montreal,  Quebec,  for  the  Month  of  Jul}',  1909. 
CORRECTED  FOR  INDEX  ERROR  AND  TO  SEA  LEVEL. 


Day. 


7. 

8. 

9 

10. 

n. 

12. 
13. 
14. 
15. 
16 
17. 
18. 

la. 

20 
21. 


23 
24 
25 

26. 
27. 
28. 
29. 
30. 
31. 


Means. 


in. 
29-70 
29-71 
29-53 
29-58 
29-81 
29-96 
29-97 
29-83 
29-95 
29-99 
29-87 
29-86 
29-50 
29-74 
29-93 
29-79 
29-69 
29-78 
29-74 
30-07 
30-23 
30-05 
29-79 
29-65 
29-75 
29-97 
29-97 
30-00 
30-00 
29-71 
29-76 

29.83 


-73 
-70 
•46 
-60 
-84 
-95 
•97 
-82 
■96 
-98 
-87 
-85 
-49 
-76 
-93 
-79 
-69 
-77 
-75 
■08 
-23 
-04 
-78 
-63 
-75 
-99 
-97 
-01 
-97 
-69 
-77 


29.83 


29-76 
29-70 
29-42 
29-65 
29-88 
29-96 
29-98 
29-85 
29-98 
30-00 
29 -8S 
29-82 
29-50 
29-81 
29-94 
29-79 
29-71 
29-76 
29-78 
30-10 
30-24 
30  02 
29-78 
29-62 
29-77 
30-01 
29-98 
30-04 
29-96 
29-71 
29-80 

29.84 


29-76 
29-73 
29-41 
29-70 
29-91 
29-97 
30-00 
29-88 
.30-02 
30-01 
29-90 
29-82 
29-52 
29-86 
29-95 
29-79 
29-74 
29-75 
29-82 
30-16 
.30-25 
30-00 
29-78 
29-62 
29-81 
30-04 
29-99 
30  05 
29-96 
29-74 
29-83 

29.86 


29.86 


29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
30 
30 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
30 
29 
29 
29 


29.86 


29.84 


29.83 


29-57 
29-67 
29-47 
29-73 
29-92 
29-94 
29-91 
29-90 
29-90 
29-90 
29-87 
29-61 
29-58 
29-87 
29-82 
29-67 
29-74 
29-67 
29-93 
30-20 
30-07 
29-84 
29-71 
29-70 
29-93 
29-94 
29-95 
30-00 
29-75 
29-76 
29-88 

29.82 


29.83 


29.85 


29.85 


68 
70 
47 
71 
90 
96 
95 
89 
98 
94 
88 
72 
57 
85 
89 
74 
74 
73 
88 
18 
16 
92 
74 
67 


75 


29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
30 
30 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
30 
29 
29 
29 

29-861 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


329 


Bl-HOURLY  Pressuue,  from  Self-registering  Instruments,  at  Montreal,  Quebec,  for  the  Month  of  August,  1909. 
CORRECTED  FOR  INDEX  ERROR  AND   TO  SEA  LEVEL. 


Day. 

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in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

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30  00 

30-01 

3004 

30-08 

30- 10 

30-11 

30-10 

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30-10 

30- 12 

30-14 

30-18 

30-09 

2 

30-21 

30-22 

30-25 

30-29 

30-30 

30-30 

30-29 

30-28 

30-27 

30-28 

30-30 

30-31 

30-28 

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30-31 

30  31 

30-34 

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30-37 

30-32 

30-30 

30-28 

30-26 

30-25 

30-23 

30-23 

30 -.30 

4 

30-23 

30-22 

30-22 

30-22 

30-20 

30-19 

30-14 

30-09 

30-05 

30-04 

30-03 

30-02 

30-14 

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.30-01 

1 

.30-01 

3001 

30-04 

30-03 

30- 04 

30-00 

29-99 

29-98 

30-00 

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30-01 

30-01 

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30-02 

30-03 

30  05 

30-04 

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30-01 

30-00 

30- 02 

30- 04 

30-04 

30-04 

.30-03 

7 

30-04 

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30-08 

30-10 

30-11 

.30-10 

30- 05 

30-04 

30-04 

30-05 

30-06 

30-06 

30-07 

S 

30  05 

30-03 

30-03 

30- 04 

30-03 

29-99 

29-96 

29-91 

29-90 

29-89 

29-88 

29-86 

29-96 

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29-85 

29-80 

29-78 

29-80 

29-78 

29-77 

29-77 

29-77 

29-78 

29-80 

29-83 

29-83 

59-80 

10 

29-83 

29-84 

29-85 

29-88 

29-90 

29-91 

29-89 

29-90 

29-93 

29-99 

30-07 

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29-92 

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30-14 

30- 16 

30-18 

30-18 

30-15 

30- 12 

30-11 

30-10 

30-09 

30-09 

30-09 

30-13 

12 

30-09 

30  08 

30  08 

30-09 

30- 10 

30-08 

30  05 

30-03 

30-01 

30-00 

30-00 

29-99 

30-05 

13 

29-99 

29-98 

29-99 

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30-02 

30-03 

30-04 

30-05 

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30-08 

30-12 

30-13 

30-14 

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30-11 

30-09 

30-07 

30-06 

30-06 

30-07 

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1.5 

30-08 

30-08 

30-07 

30-07 

30-04 

29-99 

29-97 

29-90 

29-86 

29-84 

29-85 

29-86 

29-97 

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29-84 

29-80 

29-80 

29-81 

29-81 

29-82 

29-81 

29-80 

29-80 

29-81 

29-82 

29-84 

29-81 

17 

29-84 

29-85 

29-85 

29-85 

29-84 

29-81 

29-76 

29-70 

29-71 

29-71 

29-71 

29-68 

29-78 

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29-59 

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29-48 

29-49 

29-49 

29-49 

29-50 

29-51 

29-51 

29-52 

29-53 

29-58 

29-60 

29-63 

29-53 

20 

29-62 

29-62 

29-68 

29-71 

29-74 

29-77 

29-79 

29-80 

29-85 

29-90 

29-98 

30-00 

29-79 

21    , 

30-05 

30-08 

30-14 

30-18 

30-19 

30-20 

30-21 

30-21 

30-20 

30-22 

30-23 

30-23 

30-18 

22 

30-20 

30-23 

30-27 

30-29 

30-28 

30-26 

30-19 

30-17 

30-14 

30- 13 

3011 

30-09 

30-20 

23 

30- 10 

30-U 

30  09 

30-10 

30-11 

30-10 

30-07 

30-03 

30-03 

30-04 

30-06 

30-09 

30-08 

24 

30- 10 

30-11 

30-13 

30-17 

30-18 

30-14 

30-10 

30-03 

30-01 

30-00 

29-98 

29-98 

30-08 

25 

29-96 

29  93 

29-94 

29-93 

29-92 

29-91 

29-88 

29-83 

29-84 

29-86 

29-90 

29-90 

29-90 

26 

29-90 

26-87 

29-85 

29-84 

29-82 

29-74 

29-71 

29-65 

29-70 

29-77 

29-84 

29-84 

29-74 

27 

29-84 

29-85 

29-87 

29-94 

29-96 

29-95 

29-94 

29-94 

29-95 

29-97 

30-01 

30  00 

29-94 

28                                      ... 

30-00 

30-00 

30-01 

30-02 

29-97 

29-97 

29-94 

29-90 

29-87 

29-87 

29-85 

29-82 

29-94 

29 

29-80 

29-77 

29-75 

29-72 

29-73 

29-76 

29-81 

29-85 

29-94 

30-02 

30  03 

30-07 

29-85 

30 

30  08 

30-11 

30-14 

30- 19 

30-21 

30-20 

30-20 

30-19 

30-20 

30-21 

30-24 

30-25 

30-19 

31                                  

30-26 

30-25 

30-25 

30-24 

30-21 

30-16 

30- 10 

29-99 

29-96 

29-90 

29-85 

29-80 

30-08 

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29.99 

29.99 

30.00 

30.01 

30.01 

30.00 

29.98 

29.95 

29,95 

29.97 

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29.98 

29-984 

330 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


Bi-HOURLY  Pressure,  from  Self-registering  Instruments,  at  Montreal,  Quebec,  for  the  Month  of  September,  1909. 
CORRECTED  FOR  INDEX  ERROR  AND  TO  SEA  LEVEL. 


Day. 

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29-75 

29 

76 

29-76 

29-77 

29 

78 

29-77 

29 

78 

29 

79 

29-83 

29-84 

29-78 

2 

29-85 

29-87 

29-89 

29 

91 

29-93 

29-90 

29 

86 

29-84 

29 

84 

29 

85 

29-87 

29-87 

29-87 

3 1 

29-86 

29-86 

29-88 

29 

92 

29-94 

29-95 

29 

94 

29-92 

29 

94 

29 

95 

29-97 

29-97 

29-84 

4 

29-97 

29-96 

29-96 

29 

93 

29-89 

29-86 

29 

82 

29-78 

29 

77 

29 

72 

29-70 

29-68 

29-82 

29-64 
30  00 
29-89 

29-62 
30-03 
29-89 

29-61 
30-04 
29-95 

29 
30 
30 

62 
05 
02 

29-61 
30  04 
30-09 

29-63 
29-99 
30- 11 

29 
29 
30 

76 
95 
12 

29-85 
29-92 
30-14 

29 
29 
30 

94 
91 
16 

29 
29 
30 

96 
91 
20 

29-97 
29-90 
30-21 

29-99 
29-90 
30-23 

29-77 

(i             

29-97 

t 

30  08 

8 

30-25 

30-24 

30-23 

30 

23 

30-21 

30-16 

30 

13 

30-10 

30 

08 

30 

09 

30-10 

30- 12 

30-16 

9 

30-20 

30-21 

30-26 

30 

29 

30-31 

30-30 

30 

27 

30-22 

30 

19 

30 

18 

30-18 

30- 13 

30-23 

10 ■  i 

30- 13 

30-07 

30  05 

30 

04 

30  01 

29-97 

29 

94 

29-93 

29 

94 

29 

94 

29-93 

29-94 

29-99 

11 I 

29-95 

29-96 

30- 00 

30 

14 

30-12 

30-15 

30 

20 

30-21 

30 

23 

30 

25 

30-28 

30-31 

30- 15 

12 

30-32 

30-32 

30-33 

30 

36 

30-37 

30-34 

30 

31 

30-25 

30 

23 

30 

22 

30-20 

30- 19 

30-29 

13 

30-18 

30-17 

30-17 

30 

17 

30-17 

30-14 

30 

13 

30-12 

30 

11 

30 

12 

30-13 

30-13 

30-14 

14 

30-14 

30- 15 

30-18 

30 

21 

30-23 

30-21 

30 

20 

30-17 

30 

17 

30 

16 

30-17 

30- 16 

30-18 

15 

30-15 

30-16 

30- 16 

30 

15 

30-14 

30-12 

30 

06 

30-01 

30 

00 

30 

00 

30-00 

3000 

30-08 

16 

29-99 

29-98 

30  00 

30 

02 

30-09 

30  09 

30 

09 

30-06 

30 

05 

30 

05 

30  03 

30  02 

30-04 

17 

30-01 

3001 

30-01 

30 

01 

29-99 

29-97 

29 

95 

29-94 

29 

97 

30 

03 

30-09 

30-15 

30  01 

18 

30-19 

30-21 

30-27 

30 

33 

30-40 

30-40 

30 

38 

30-37 

30 

38 

30 

40 

30-41 

30-44 

30-35 

lU 

30-45 

30-46 

30-47 

30 

50 

30-51 

30-48 

30 

46 

30-42 

30 

41 

30 

40 

30-38 

30-38 

30-44 

20 

30-37 

30-38 

30-39 

30 

40 

30-40 

30-37 

30 

35 

30-30 

30 

27 

30 

26 

30-25 

30-26 

30-33 

21              

30-25 

30-25 

30-26 

30 

27 

30-26 

30-22 

30 

19 

30-17 

30 

15 

30 

14 

30-13 

30- 13 

30-20 

•>'» 

.30-13 

.30- 11 

30- 11 

30 

10 

30-05 

30-00 

29 

95 

29-90 

29 

87 

29 

87 

29-88 

29-87 

29-99 

23 

29-87 
29-77 

29-87 
29-80 

29-87 
29-86 

29 
29 

89 
96 

29-85 
30-02 

29-83 
30-05 

29 
30 

80 
05 

29-75 
30-06 

29 
30 

73 
09 

29 
30 

74 
12 

29-76 
30-14 

29-76 
3016 

29-81 

24 

30  01 

25 

30-19 

30-19 

30-21 

30 

24 

30-26 

30-26 

30 

28 

30-26 

30 

28 

30 

31 

30-33 

.30-33 

30-26 

26 

30-32 

30-32 

30-34 

30 

35 

30-36 

30-34 

30 

29 

30  27 

30 

25 

30 

26 

30-22 

30-18 

30-29 

27 

30-13 

30-06 

30-04 

30 

04 

30-02 

30-01 

30 

00 

36-02 

30 

05 

30 

06 

30-06 

30-07 

30-04 

28 

30-04 

30-03 

30-03 

29 

99 

29-94 

29-93 

29 

92 

29-91 

29 

91 

29 

92 

29-94 

29-95 

29-96 

29 

29-96 

29-96 

29-96 

29 

97 

29-98 

29-95 

29 

94 

29-87 

29 

85 

29 

85 

29-83 

29-82 

29-91 

30 

29-80 

29-77 

29-76 

29 

75 

29-71 

29-67 

29 

69 

29-71 

29 

71 

29 

71 

29-72 

29-69 

29-72 

Means  

30.59 

30.56 

30.68 

30.87 

30.89 

30.66 

30.60 

30.41 

30 

42 

30 

49 

30.54 

30.56 

30-061 

METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


331 


Bi-HOURLY  Pressure,  from  Self-registering  Instruments,  at  Montreal,  Quebec,  for  the  Month  of  October,  1909. 

CORRECTED  FOR  INDEX  ERROR  AND  TO  SEA  LEVEL. 


1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

5 

6 

7. 

8. 

9 

10. 
11. 
12. 
13. 
14 
1.5. 
16. 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20 
21 


23. 

24 

25. 

26 

27. 

28. 

29. 

30. 

31. 


Day. 


Means. 


in. 
29-69 
29-65 
29-89 
30-19 
30-30 
30-23 
30-05 
30-13 
30-20 
30-24 
29-93 
29-66 
29-75 
29-75 
29-50 
29-62 
29-79 
30-15 
30-23 
30-49 
30-35 
29-70 
29-82 
29-94 
30-09 
29-87 
29-68 
29-78 
29-99 
30-03 
30-08 


M 
o 


29.96 


29-68 
29-73 
29-93 
30-20 
30-31 
30-21 
30  05 
30- 13 
30-22 
30-24 
29-90 
29-59 
29-76 
29-73 
29-53 
29-62 
29-81 
30-17 
30-27 
30-50 
30-31 
29-69 
29-82 
29-93 
30- 09 
29-85 
29-67 
29-78 
29-99 
30  05 
30-08 


29.96 


29-69 
29-70 
29-97 
30-23 
30-32 
30-22 
30-06 
.30- 14 
30-25 
30-24 
29-88 
29-56 
29-77 
29-73 
29-54 
29-62 
29-85 
30-19 
30-31 
30-50 
39-31 
29-65 
29 -So 
29-95 
30-09 
29-83 
29-66 
29-79 
29-99 
30-08 
30-07 


29.97 


26-70 
29-69 
3004 
30-26 
30-35 
30-22 
30 -OS 
30-17 
30-30 
.30-24 
29-86 
29-55 
29-79 
29-72 
29-56 
29-63 
29-89 
30-20 
,30-36 
,30-49 
30-27 
29-65 
29-88 
29-97 
30-09 
29-82 
29-67 
29-81 
29-99 
30-12 
30-08 


29.98 


29-70 
29-69 
30  07 
30-29 
.30-35 
.30-20 
30-10 
30-16 
30-31 
30-25 
29-85 
29-57 
29-80 
29-70 
29-59 
29-65 
29-93 
30-19 
30-41 
.30-48 
.30-19 
29-66 
29-90 
30-01 
30-08 
29-80 
29-69 
29-82 
29-99 
30-14 
30-06 


29.99 


in. 
29-69 
29-69 
30-09 
30-29 
30-34 
30-19 
30-11 
30-18 
30-31 
.30-20 
29-83 
29-54 
29-82 
29-67 
29-61 
29-66 
29-94 
30-19 
30-43 
30-45 
30-15 
29-67 
29-91 
30-01 
30-05 
29-80 
29-68 
29-85 
29-98 
.30-13 
30-06 


29-69 
29-68 
30-10 
30-27 
30-30 
30-14 
30-08 
30-15 
30-28 
30-13 
29-77 
29-51 
29-79 
I  29-66 
i  29-61 
i  29-67 

i  29-97 

j 

'  30-17 
30-43 
30-40 
30-06 
29-67 
29-90 
30-01 
29-99 
29-78 
29-68 
29-85 
29-96 
30-08 
30-06 


29.98 


29.96 


29-68 
29-70 
30-11 
30-26 
30-27 
30-10 
30-06 
30-14 
30-25 
30-08 
29-73 
29-53 
29-78 
29-61 
29-60 
29-69 
30-01 
30- IB 
30-46 
30-39 
29-96 
29-70 
29-90 
30-02 
29-97 
29-76 
29-70 
29-87 
29-96 
30  06 
30-08 


29.95 


29-70 
29-73 
30-14 
30-26 
30-24 
30-06 
30-05 
30-14 
30-24 
30-04 
29-69 
29-56 
29-76 
29-60 
29-61 
29-70 
30  05 
.30-18 
30-45 
30-39 
29-91 
29-73 
29-88 
30-04 
29-94 
29-77 
29-73 
29-91 
29-98 
30-06 
30-10 


29.95 


29-72 
29-80 
30-16 
30-28 
30-25 
30-08 
30-06 
30-16 
30-25 
30-01 
29-69 
29-63 
29-76 
29-58 
29-61 
29-74 
30  08 
30-20 
30-47 
30-37 
29-82 
29-76 
29-94 
30-05 
29-94 
29-75 
29-74 
29-97 
29-98 
30-06 
30-12 


29-73 
29-82 
30-18 
30-29 
30-25 
30-11 
30-07 
30-18 
30-25 
29-99 
29-67 
29-72 
29-76 
29-53 
29-61 
29-75 
30-13 
30-21 
30-50 
30-38 
29-79 
29-81 
29-94 
30-08 
29-92 
29-74 
29-77 
29-98 
29-99 
30-06 
30- 13 


29.97       29 


in. 
29-73 
29-89 
30-19 
30-30 
30-25 
30  08 
30-09 
30-20 
30-24 
29-95 
29-66 
29-74 
29-75 
29-50 
29-61 
29-77 
30-14 
30-22 
30-49 
30-38 
29-75 
29-82 
29-95 
30-11 
89-29 
29-73 
29-78 
29-99 
30-01 
30-07 
30-15 


29.98 


in. 

29-70 

29-73 

,30-07 

30-26 

30-29 

30- 15 

30-07 

.30-16 

30-26 

30- 13 

29-79 

29-60 

29-77 

29-65 

29-58 

29-68 

29-97 

30- 19 

30-40 

30-43 

.30-07 

29-71 

29-89 

.30  01 

.30-01 

29-79 

29-70 

29-87 

29-98 

30  08 

30- 09 


29  971 


332 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


Bi-HOURLY  Pressure,  ftotn  Self-registering  Instruments,  at  Montreal,  Quebec,  for  the  Month  of  November,  1909. 
CORRECTED  FOR  INDEX  ERROR  AND  TO  SEA  LEVEL. 


Day. 

"o 

J 

o 

'o 

CO 

'o 

J 
"o 

'o 

J 

CO 

o 
'o 

'o 

_o 
'o 

'o 

o 

'o 
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in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

1.                             

30-18 

30-17 

30- IS 

30- 19 

30-18 

30- 15 

30- 10 

30  08 

30  07 

30-06 

30  05 

30  04 

30-12 

9 

30-01 
29-75 
29-59 
29-85 
30-20 

29-95 
29-74 
29-58 
29 -88 
30-21 

29-99 
29-75 
29 -.58 
29-91 
30-22 

29-86 
29-74 
29-59 
29-97 
30-26 

29-89 
29-73 
29-60 
30- 01 
30-30 

29  78 
29-70 
29-60 

30  02 
30-33 

29-75 
29-66 
29-62 
30-03 
30-33 

29-74 
29-66 
29-65 
30  06 
30-39 

29-74 
29-65 
29-70 
30-09 
30-46 

29-76 
29-64 
29-77 
30- 14 
30-51 

29-76 
29-63 
29-80 
30- 17 
30-55 

29-76 
29-60 
29-82 
.30- 17 
30-60 

29-83 

y 

29-69 

4                                    .    . 

29-66 

30  03 

fl 

30-36 

7.. 

j  30-61 

30-64 

30-68 

30-70 

30-72 

30-69 

30-61 

30  56 

30-52 

30-49 

30-48 

30-40 

30-60 

S.                               

30-34 

30-30 

30-26 

30-23 

30-23 

30-23 

30-23 

30-29 

30-37 

30-45 

30-52 

30-57 

30-34 

9 

30-63 

30-67 

30-71 

30-76 

30-79 

30-79 

30-75 

30-74 

30-73 

30-71 

30-72 

.30-68 

30-72 

10 

30-65 

30-61 

30-60 

30-60 

30-58 

30-53 

30-51 

30-47 

30-47 

30-46 

30-45 

30-42 

30-53 

11 

30-41 

30-39 

30-38 

30-36 

30-34 

30-30 

30-28 

30-27 

30-27 

30-22 

30-17 

30-16 

.30-30 

12                                  

3016 

1 

30-14 

30- 14 

30-14 

30- 13 

3011 

30- 10 

30  12 

30- 16 

30-21 

30-28 

30-35 

30- 17 

1.'! 

30-44 

30-47 

30-50 

30-54 

30-57 

30-58 

30-58 

30-59 

30-60 

30-59 

30-59 

30-58 

30-55 

14                                  

30-57 

30-57 

30-56 

30 -.57 

30-57 

30-55 

30-49 

30-46 

30-45 

30-43 

30-40 

30-33 

.30 -.50 

15 

30-30 

30-23 

30-16 

30-13 

30  06 

30-01 

29-96 

29-94 

29-99 

30-08 

30-17 

30-22 

30- 10 

Ifl                                  

30-27 

30-33 

30-35 

30-38 

30-38 

30-36 

30-34 

30-28 

30-21 

30- 17 

29-99 

29-83 

30-24 

17 

29-72 

29-59 

29-49 

29-47 

29-48 

29-51 

29-51 

29-49 

29-49 

29-49 

29-47 

29-51 

29-52 

IX 

29-55 

29-65 

29-72 

29-81 

29-88 

29-90 

29-96 

30  00 

30  04 

.•;oo7 

.■iOOS 

30-10 

29-90 

l!l                                      ... 

.30- 10 

30- 11 

30- 12 

30- 13 

30-14 

30-11 

.30-08 

30-08 

30-07 

30-04 

30- 00 

29-98 

30-08 

20 

29-95 

29-92 

29-89 

29-87 

29-81 

29-75 

29-69 

29-68 

29-69 

29-70 

29-71 

29-73 

29-78 

21 

29-73 

29-77 

29-73 

29-70 

29-66 

29-62 

29-64 

29-73 

29-86 

29-97 

30  05 

30-73 

29-80 

22 

30-17 

30-18 

30-20 

30- 19 

30-13 

30  08 

29-93 

29-81 

29-62 

29 -.54 

29-47 

29-38 

29-89 

23 ,                

29-22 

29-27 

29-40 

29-53 

29-73 

29-87 

29-97 

30-06 

3011 

30-14 

30-21 

30-26 

29-81 

24         -                             ... 

30-29 

30-34 

30-35 

30-43 

30-44 

30-40 

30-37 

30-34 

30-32 

30-29 

30-24 

30-16 

30-33 

25                                  

30-04 

29-97 

29-92 

29-87 

29-82 

29-79 

29.78 

29-79 

29-81 

29-83 

29-84 

29-88 

29-86 

2C 

29-90 

29-97 

30-04 

30-08 

30-17 

30-20 

30-23 

30-27 

30-33 

30-36 

30-40 

30-44 

30-20 

27 

30-44 

30-46 

30-45 

30-45 

30-47 

30-44 

30-42 

30-36 

30-35 

30-33 

30-20 

30  29 

30  39 

28 

30-30 

30-29 

30-25 

30-23 

30-21 

30- 15 

30-07 

30  05 

30  05 

30-07 

30  14 

30- 17 

30-17 

29 

30- 16 

30-22 

30-24 

30-28 

30-38 

30-39 

30-35 

30-35 

30-36 

30-36 

30-36 

30-37 

30-32 

30 

30-35 
30.13 

30-36 

30-37 

30-37 

30-40 

30-41 

30-37 

30-35 

30-34 

30-35 

30-33 

30-31 

30-36 

30.13 

30.14 

30.15 

30.16 

30.15 

30.12 

30.12 

30.13 

30.14 

30.14 

30.14 

30- 137 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


333 


Bl-HOURLT  Pressure,  from  Self-registering  Instruments,  at  Montreal,  Quebeo,  for  the  Month  of  December,  1909. 
CORRECTED  FOR  INDEX  ERROR  AND  TO  SEA  LEVEL. 


Day. 


1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

S 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13:   .... 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22. 

23 

24 

25 

20 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31 

Means 


30-31 
30- 13 
3004 
29-96 
30-01 
29-94 
30-05 
29-44 
29-62 
29-71 
30- 15 
30-52 
30-53 
29-72 
29-58 
29-61 
29-82 
29-62 
29-74 
29-75 
29-97 
29-77 
29-77 
29-99 
30-06 
29-57 
29-58 
29-59 
29-72 
29-83 
30-00 


29.87 


30-32 
30-12 
30-02 
29-97 
30-02 
29-93 
30-06 
29-45 
29-63 
29-73 
30-21 
3053 
30-51 
29-66 
29-59 
29-62 
29-84 
29-61 
29-75 
29-79 
29-97 
29-75 
29-83 
29-99 
30-05 
29-52 
29-58 
29-62 
29-72 
29-84 
30  03 


Oi 


29.88 


29.87 


in. 
30-28 
30-11 
30- 01 
29-98 
30-08 
29-91 
30-03 
29-49 
29-63 
29-82 
30-31 
30-56 
30-43 
29-58 
29-57 
20-62 
29-86 
29-62 
29-73 
29-85 
29-94 
29-71 
29-90 
30-05 
29-95 
29-49 
29-57 
29-63 
29-71 
29-84 
30-05 


29.88 


in. 
.30-27 
30- 11 
30-01 
29-99 
30- 08 
29-92 
30-00 
29-55 
29-65 
29-88 
30-32 
30-58 
30-39 
29-57 
29-57 
29-63 
29-87 
29-63 
29-74 
29-90 
29-93 
29-70 
29-94 
30-12 
29-93 
29-50 
29-56 
29-65 
29-72 
29-87 
30-05 


29.89 


in. 
30-25 
30-10 
30-02 
29-98 
30-09 
29-96 
29-99 
29-57 
29-64 
29-92 
30-33 
30-60 
30-31 
29-57 
29-57 
29-65 
29-85 
29-66 
29-71 
29-90 
29-91 
29-68 
29-94 
3011 
29-88 
29-51 
29-55 
29-66 
29-72 
29-87 
30-05 


29.89 


in. 
30-20 
30-09 
29-98 
29-93 
30-07 
29-95 
29-87 
29-57 
29-63 
29-92 
30-34 
30-58 
30-21 
29-55 
29-54 
29-65 
29-83 
29-65 
29-70 
29-91 
29-87 
29-65 
29-93 
30-09 
29-79 
29-46 
29-52 
29-66 
29-72 
29-85 
30-03 


29.86 


30-10 
30-09 
29-97 
29-96 
30-05 
30-00 
29-77 
29-59 
29-64 
29-98 
30-40 
30-57 
30-13 
29-55 
29-55 
29-68 
29-79 
29-68 
29-70 
29-92 
29-58 
29-65 
29-94 
30-10 
29-74 
29-48 
29-51 
29-67 
29-75 
29-86 
30-05 


M 

M 

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c- 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

OS 

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CO 

cq 

29.86 


in. 
.■!0-17 
30-08 
29-98 
29-98 
30-07 
30-01 
29-69 
29-62 
29-65 
30-01 
30-42 
30-58 
30-06 
29-57 
29-56 
29-70 
29-76 
29-72 
29-71 
29-94 
29-85 
29-66 
29-99 
30-10 
29-72 
29-50 
29-52 
29-69 
29-76 
29-90 
30-08 


29.87 


I 


m. 
14 
08 
99 
98 
05 
04 
53 
65 
65 
06 
43 
58 
97 
56 
57 
73 
73 
74 
72 
94 
85 
67 
00 
11 
86 
54 
54 
73 
77 
94 
10 


29.87 


m. 
30-11 
30-07 
29-98 
30-00 
30-02 
30- 05 
29-53 
29-63 
29-67 
30-09 
.30-45 
30-56 
29-90 
29-58 
29-60 
29-75 
29-68 
29-74 
29-73 
29-95 
29-82 
29-68 
3000 
30-09 
29-63 
25-55 
29-57 
29-73 
29-80 
29-96 
30-11 


30-12 
30-05 
29-98 
3001 
29-99 
30-05 
29-46 
29-61 
29-68 
30-13 
30-48 
30-56 
29-82 
29-58 
29-61 
29-79 
29-66 
29-74 
29-75 
29-95 
29-79 
29-74 
30-00 
30-07 
29-59 
29-56 
29-59 
29-74 
29-80 
29-99 
30-15 


29.87       29.87 


ZPJLK^T    TV 


For  each  Month  and  Jot  the.  Year  1909  : 


Mean  Temperature ; 

Maximum  Temperature ; 

Minimum  Temperature; 

Mean  Daily  Range  of  Temperature ; 

Rainfall  in  inches; 

Snowfall  in  inches; 

Amount  of  Bright  Sunshine  Registered. 


METKOliOLOGU'AL    TABLES. 

Mew  Tkmpekatuke  at  all  Suctions  in  each  Mouth  and  tor  the  Year  1909. 


3.37 


Yukon. 

Carrro-ss 

Dawson 

White  Hor.'ie 


British  Columbia. 

Agassiz 

Alberni 

Atlin   .  , 

Babino  Lakr 

Barkcrvillc 

Bella  Coola 

f'hileotin  (Big  Creek). 

Clayoquot 

Cowichan  (Tzouhalen) 

Cranbrook 

Knderby 

Estevan  PuinI 

Fairvicw 

Glacier 

Golden 

Hedley  (Ni.  k.^l  Plu(e). 

Hedlcy 

Holberg 

Ikeda  Bay 

Kamloops 


-21-7 
-43-2 


-  7-6 

-24-7 


180 

120 


26-0 

29-2 

-18-5 

9-5 

3-9 

14-7 

-10 

35-6 

29-9 


33-7 


30 
2-2 


36-5 
37-4 
-  31 
91 
17-1 
26-9 
15-5 


44-8 
42-8 
23-7 
29-8 
280 
37-9 
.32. 5 


39-6 


42-4 


40- 


25-8 
220 
24-() 


47-S 
47  5 
29- 1 
340 
29-4 
427 
3.5-6 
44-7 
45-9 


42-7         49-8 
40-3  .50-.') 

43-4  .-,0  0 


440 


20- 1     1     26-7 
20-3     !     31-4 


10-9     I     31-3 


Kelowna  (Okanagan  Mis- 
sion)  


Ladner 

Masset,  Q.C.I 

Midway 

Xanaiiiio 

Needles 

Nelson 

New  Westiuinster 

Nicola  Lake 

North  Nicoinen 

Pemberton  Hatehery. 

Penticton 

Port  Simpson 

Prince  Rupert 

Princeton 


39-9 


28-7 
9  5 


30-2 

370 


3.5-5 
29-4 


39- 1 
43-4 


45-2 
42-0 
41-7 

47- 1 


52-9 
.52-2 
42-9 
44-1 
40-8 
50-4 
44-8 
47-1 
52-7 


58-2 
57-0 
49-9 
49-7 
48-1 
55-6 
52-7 
53-8 
58-4 
.56-9 


46-9 


41-9 
47-9 


53-3 
47-2 
41)  0 
57-3 


12-8  I  30-S  I  390 
29-4  I  400  i  43  4 
28-4     ,     34-8     i     41-1 


4.5  0  54-9 

4(i-9     :'  490 

I 

42-0  48-8 


.30-1 


18-9 
28-6 
3-9 
27-2 
15-0 


38-9 


38  1 
26-5 

37-7 
29-2 


17-9 

33-6 

24-0 

32-1 

23-2 

32-9 

2-2 

25-1 

1 

41-3 

39  1 
41-9 
35-7 
43-G 
36-4 

40  0 
38-4 
39-0 
33-0 


4G-0 


50-2 


51-3 
07-0 
51-4 
56-5 

00 -8 
51-7 
.50-6 
66-2 

63-4 
57-2 
54-7 


52-9 
00-5 
53-2 


61-4 
61-5 
52-6 
54-8 
52-8 
59.5 
57-3 
56-5 
61-5 
61-3 
64-3 
55-0 
77-6 
56-5 
60-4 


49-9 
53-5 
.50-0 


61-0 
60-8 
49-7 
50-9 
47-4 
55-5 
53-3 
56-8 
60-3 
59-0 
60-6 
54-7 
74-8 
52-1 
57-5 


04-3 
55-0 
53-6 
69-2 


65-3 
54-8 
53-9 
66-7 


66-1     j  63-5 

59-6     !  58-2 

I 

o6-3  55-7 


58-1 


43-7 
45-3 
42-3 
47-3 
42-6 
47-2 
40-1 
40-2 
40-5 


53-4 
51-1 
50-1 
53-1 
50-8 
54-0 
46-6 
46-6 
48-6 


60-0 
58-1 
56-5 
59-7 
58-9 
61-6 
52-1 
51-8 
i     56-3 


59-2 
61-8 
62-6 
59-7 
59-4 
60-7 
61-4 
64-4 
54-5 
54-7 
60-6 


59-2 


62-5 
59-6 
58-7 
61-2 
60-2 
63-6 
58-7 
53-6 
59-2 


43-9  31-8 

39-7 

42-8 


56-9 
59-9 
43-7 
47-0 
45-2 
54-4 
511 
54-9 
57-3 
54-5 
56-8 
53-4 
63-2 
49-0 
52-9 

61-1 
54  0 
51-9 
62-0 

59-7 
57-0 


55-1 


56-9 


56-7 
.57-2 
56-5 
58-5 
,54-9 
58-6 
52-1 
.3-6 
55-4 


2-8 


24-U 

—  9-5 

28-5 

—  1-9 

48-9 

41-4 

49-5 

38-8 

32-6 

5-6 

37-6 

18-1 

35-8 

20-3 

46-3 

32-3 

38-5 

20-5 

50- 1 

43-3 

49-8 

42-1 

42-9 

32-5 

45-6 

33-7 

48-9 

42-4 

49-7 

36-0 

36-8 

27-5 

40-5 

27-2 

45-5 

.34-0 

47-6 

39-4 

46-3 

38-0 

47-7 

35-8 

46-4 
51-4 
47-4 
42-7 
48-6 


45-6 
49-2 
45-1 
50-8 
46-6 
46-8 
45-1 
46-1 
40-2 


36-9 
44-1 
38-3 
34-6 
40-9 


36-7 
41-4 
33-8 
43-2 
34-0 
38-1 
30-3 
36-8 
29-9 


5-4 
-13-5 

4-8 


.32-8 
3;-9 
8-3 
3-7 
11-6 
22-3 
11-6 
38-5 
34-2 
12-9 
22-3 
37-4 
24-9. 
13-2 
8-5 
15-2 
23-6 
33-1 
.36-2 
21-3 

25-6 
33-1 
36-7 

34-0 
25-7 
24-0 
31-8 
17-7 
32-5 
23-1 
26-4 
30-9 
31-6 

17-y 


24-5 
18-7 


47-4 
47-4 
26-4 
30-8 
21-7 
41-5 
31-4 

47-9 


46-2 

34-0 
.•!6-9 

44-6 

43-5 
46-3 

45-3 
47-4 
44-9 

46-9 


46-8 
40-5 
48-0 
42-8 
46-0 
42-1 
42-5 
39  0 


22476—22 


338 


METEOUOLOGICAL   TABLES. 

Mean  Tkmpekature  at  all  Stations  for  each  Month  and  the  Year  1909 — Continued. 


Stations. 


British  Columbia — 
Concluded. 

Quesnelle 

Revelstoke 

Rossland 

Ruskin  (Stave  Falls)  — 

Salmon  Arm 

Salt  Spring  Island 

Steveston  (Garry  Ft.).  . 

Stuart's   Lake    (Ft.   St. 
James) 


Summcrland 

Swanson  Bay 

Tobacco  Plains  (Elko).. 

Tranquillc 

Vancouver 

Vernon 

Victoria 

Wilmer 

Winter  Harbour 


-  3-5 

9-5 

U-7 


12-4 


14.8 
27- 1 
27-5 


33-8 
35-2 
33  1 


28-9 


29-3 

-  9-7 
12-4 
25- 1 

14  5 
81 

29 '2 
9-1 

32-5 


Albert.^. 

Mix 

Athabasca  Landing. 

Banff 

Bon  Accord. ... 

Calgary 

Cardston 

Daysland 

Did.sbury 

Dunvegan 

Eckville 

Edmonton 

Em.sburg 

Fort  Vermilion  (1).. 

Fort  Vermilion  (2).. 

Glcichen 

Harmattan.     - . 
High  River. .. 

Hillsdown 

Islay 

Kneehill  . 
Lethbridge 


29- 1 

8.2 
30-4 
31-7 
31-3 
27-8 
39-2 
26-8 
41-3 


37-3 


41-3 

29-8 
39-5 
38-3 
381 
41-1 
41-4 
38-8 
43  0 


300 


—  4' 

— 12' 
I 

—  8 
3 
8 

—  6 
.   4 

—19 
_  7, 

5 

—  1 
—24 
22 

2 

—  0 


27-0 


4-9 
21-3 
1.5 -.5 

3-5 
11-8 
19-9 

8-2 
10-6 

-  6-4 
1-2 
5  9' 
8-7 

-15-3 
-13-7 
7-2 
6-9 
13-9 
6-3 

-  6-4 


38-4 
40  5 
38-9 


44-3 


45-6 

33-7 

44-7 
39-9 
41-6 
45-7 
450 
440 
47-3 


—  4 
7 


18-9 


23  G 
22-3 
27  0 
21-8 
30-7 
.32-2 
20-2 
.30-5 
22-3 
19-2 

24  5 
24-8 
14-6 
13.8 
23- 1 
25-7 
26-9 
24-9 
13-7 
25-0 
32-2 


43-2 


310 

25-9 
290 
27-5 
32-6 
31-2 


48-3 
51-6 

48-2 


I 


58-5 
58-2 
.56-7 


53-8 


62-1 


50-8 

44.4 
53-6 
45-9 
52-2 
54-7 
51-4 
53-5 
521 


30-8 
28-3 
29-9 
31-2 
31-8 
18-9 
17-6 
.30-9 
31  1 
30-8 
31-3 
25-5 
301 
35-4 


47-2 


48-5 
4§-5 
43-4 
48'5 
46-5 
45-9 


450 
48-6 
44-7 
.50-5 
51-2 
46-7 
47-2 
46-9 
43-4 
45-6 
48-7 
49-9 


48-6 


56-9 

51-5 
62-3 
53- 1 
61-7 
62-4 
58-2 
61-7 
580 


51-5 


57-6 
565 
52-3 
55-8 
40-8 
62-9 


60-2 
63-2 
59-8 


< 


B 


560 
57-2 
53-8 
58-8 
60-6 
57-7 
58-7 
560 
51-6 
540 
57-2 
631 


591 

54-6 
65-9 
55  0 
65-4 
66-6 
60-5 
64-8 
59-6 


56-1 


61-7 
60-3 
57- 1 
60-7 
61-4 
61-9 
61-7 
610 
60-4 
57-7 
62  0 
63-8 
61  0 
60- 1 
61-3 


56-5 
59-3 
59-5 


53-5 
56- 1 

55-1 


64-5 


.57-2 

51-3 
65-4 
54  0 
640 
65-5 
59-6 
63-6 
59-5 


58'6 


'4-4 


58-4 
55-0 
54-5 
.56-2 
590 
58-7 


58-1 
56-9 
52-8 
59-2 
60-3 
55-6 
i  55-9 
60-0 


60-5 


61-4 


65-4 


65-8 


59-1 

56-5- 

62-2 


54-9 

48-3 
60-9 
53-1 
58-9 
61-6 
56-5 
59-6 
57-1 
*54-3 


53-3 
52-4 
50-9 
53-0 
55.3 
57-8 
53-1 
55- 1 
51-5 
500 
55-4 
55-9 
48-8 
48-8 
54-9 


54-8 
53-3 
52-5 


64-6 


59-1 


42-1 
44-3 

42-8 


47-0 


48-5 

.39-7 
46-8 
45-2 
46-2 
47-4 
49-6 
46-3 
50-4 
40-6 


38-1 
36-7 
38-9 
37-6 
40-5 
55-3 


41-8 
38-2 


39-4 
41-8 
34-3 


39-2 


.0 


39-7 
38-7 
34-9 


45-2 


20-2 
32-7 
32-9 
42-1 
37-5 
41-5 
41-9 

200 
3i-3 
.35-9 
36  8 
34-8 
42-4 
34-2 
44-2 
30-4 
41-2 


16-4 

9-2 

20-4 

12-4 

19-6 

32-7 

9-6 

20-5 

8-1 


13-7 

16-8 
1-3 


S 


11-5 
14-9 
19-6 
32-0 
22-9 
34-4 
33-5 

7-5 
23-0 
30-3 
19-5 

.33-9 
21-3 
26-7 
7-0 
35-2 


9-1 

6-1 
lO-O 

7-9 
13-9 
12-6 

6-0 
16-4 

-  4-9 
10-2 
10-3 

6-9 

-  4-6 


18-9 


9-9 


191 
17-4 
10- 1 


12-0 

13-2 

6-7 


36-2 
411 
40-7 

44-7 

46-5 

31-6 
45- 1 
42-3 
44-2 

47-3 
43-7 
48-5 


33-2 

30-2 

33-5 

32-1 

35-9, 

40-0 

35-8 
28-4 

33-8 
35-2 

24-6 


34-6 


350 
33-9 
31-5 


25-3 


16-6 


40-0 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLKS. 

Mean  Tempeeature  at  all  Sl-ations  for  each  Month  and  the  Year  1909 — Continued. 


339 


Stations, 


Alberta — Concluded. 

Lcthbridge  (2) 

Medicine  Hat 

Pakan  (Victoria) 

Peace  River  Crossing. . . 

Pincher  Creek 

Red  Deer 

Threehills  Creek 

Waitefield 

Wetaskiwin  .       . 

Saskatchewan. 

Battleford 

Broadview 

Cannington  Manor 

Chaplin 

Crescent  Lake 

Drumague  (Hubbard).. 
Estcrhazy  (Fairfield)... 

Estevan 

Fond  du  Lac 

Glaslyn 

Grcnfell  (Brownhill) 

Humboldt 

Indian  Head 

Kainsack 

Lloydminster . . . 

Melfort 

Meota 

Moosejaw 

Moosomin. 


Muenster     (St.     Peter's 
Monastry) 


Pense  (Gatesgarth) . . 

Prince  Alticrt 

Qu'Appellc 

Regina....: 

Saskatoon 

Swift  Current ... 

Waseca 

Yorkton 


6-6 

12-7 
—20-8 
6-3 


4-2 

11  0 

—  3-9 


-11-7 


J5 
O 


18-8 
14-2 

-  03 

-  5-3 
19-5 

4-8 
0-8 

-  10 
4-9 


21 


-  3-4 

-  3-2 

-  7-4 

-  80 

-  9-6 
0-3 

-29-7 
-17  S 

-  4-.-) 


1-3.1 
I  11-7 
—12-5 


70 
0-8 

-  2-5 

-  2-7 

-  4-2 
5-2 

-24-3 

-  71 
3-4 


— 15-9 

—  20 

—  31 

—  9  .5 

—11-9 

—  3-4 

—  70 
-10-7 
-  7-7 

—  81 

—  5-8 


2-3 
6-9 
34 


2-3 
5-4 
11 

3-8 


20 
2-2 
0-8 
2-9 
0-7 
1-7 
3-2 


32- 1 
32-4 
200 
23-2 
29-7 
24-5 
22-8 
16-4 
22-3 


16-9 


22-7 
17-8 
161 
140 
13-9 
21-5 
4-8 
121 
20  0 


19-5 
17-7 
13-6 


15-9 


17-9 
18-8 
17-6 
15-4 
161 
14- 1 


330 
36-8 
26-7 
26-9 
310 
31-9 
310 
24-9 
311 


260 

32-5 
28-8 
24-7 
23-7 
26-3 
31-8 
51 
18-9 


28-2 
24-9 
23-6 


loo  j  23-4 
22-3  I  29-9 
180         27-7 


24- 1 
27-6 
23-3 
27-2 
28-1 
27-4 
20-6 
24-2 
24-2 


1 
3 
3 


51-8 
50-2 
51-7 
50-6 
46-8 
46-5 
47-5 
500 
410 
460 
49-8 
47-6 
49-3 
47-7 


57-6 
63  0 
56-4 
57-6 
56-3 
57-2 
56-3 
57-7 
57-8 


60-8 
61-3 
62-2 
59-0 
57-7 
56-2 
581 
610 
54- 1 
54-9 


o0-3 
510 
48- 1 

49-5 
50-4 
49-5 


57-2 
59-3 
59-4 


48-3 

49-3 

50-7 

390 

49-4 

48-4 

58o 
61-5 
57-2 

59-8 
55- 1 
57-9 
58-1 
59-6 
612 
491 
57-6 
59-4 


030 
68-6 
61-3 
61-4 
60-9 
61-6 
60-8 
61-9 
62- 1 


65 


63- 
62- 
61- 
63' 
69- 
59- 
61- 
64 
62. 
64- 
63- 
60' 


63-2 
65-8 
64-4 

650 
62-5 
64-6 
63-4 
640 
65-2 
55  3 
61-2 
63-4 


62-2 
69-2 
56-3 
56-4 
59-4 
56-9 
57-5 
58- 1 
58-2 


63-9 
67-7 
69-4 
62-5 
610 
60-5 
620 
67-5 
54-9 
57-7 
63- 1 
61-3 
63  1 
61-7 
57- 1 


57-8 
630 


61  1 
650 
63-7 

60-9 
61-8 
62-2 
62-4 
63- 1 
63-9 
51-2 
57  4 
62-8 


440 
45-5 


58- 1 
58-6 
61-2 
55-9 
53-8 
53-6 
54-4 
58-2 
45-3 
51-9 
57-5 
58-4 
57-8 
54-7 
53  0 
56-4 
52-7 
58-4 
56-2 

55-5 
55-5 
55-7 
57-2 
56-8 
57-7 
44-3 
54-5 
55-3 


J2 
S 


55  0 

37-5 

51-9 

38-6 

55-9 

43-3 

53-2 

38-4 

53-1 

37-9 

54-6 

37-5 

54-2 

3.S0 

39-2 
38-0 
42-4 
38-8 
38-2 
36-2 
37-6 
38-7 
31-7 
340 
40-2 
.34-6 
38-6 
37-3 
.35-8 
.36-6 
37-2 
39-6 
38-6 

35-4 
39-3 
37-3 
39-2 
38-8 
38-7 
29-9 
36-8 


24-6 
25-8 
10-6 
8-0 
25-6 
15-8 
17-7 
12-0 
150 


13-9 


22 

9 

20 

2 

16 

4 

16 

3 

23 

5 

4 

5 

13 

3 

20 

2 

17-9 
13-4 
15-8 
14-3 
13-6 
20-5 
18-4 

14-5 
16-7 
14-8 
19-4 
17-9 
151 
15-6 
10-6 


13-8 

12-6 

7-5 

-  1-2 

16-5 

10-0 

8-3 

6-6 

10-7 


3-9 


3 
3 

—  0 
0 

—  3 
3 


1-4 
1-4 
5-3 
1-2 
0-9 
40 
2-0 


1 


38-4 
41-1 
30-6 
28-9 
.37-4 

.32-5 
30-5 
33-3 


32-2 


36-3 
33-2 
30-5 

30-2 

35-9 
20  n 


33-2 
30-1 


29-9 
.35-1 
.32-7 

30-7 

31  U 
32-9 
32-5 
33-0 
26  0 
30  0 


22476-,22.', 


340 


METEOltOLOGICAL    TABLES, 

Mean  Temperature  at  all  Stations  for  each  Month  and    the  Year  1909 — t'ontitmea. 


Stations. 


Manitoba. 

Alinasippi 

Aweme  (St.  Alban's).. 

Bcrcns  River 

Birtle 

Brandon 

Carberrj' 

Carman 

Cypress  River 

Hillview 

Minnedosa 

Morden 

Oakbank 

Pierson 

Pipestone 

Portage  la  Prairie 

Portage  la  Prairie  (2) . 

Stony  Mountain 

Swan  River 

Treliornc 

Virdrn 

Winnipeg; 


-  2-4 

-  2-5 
-13-3 


1-0 
2-3 
8--1 


Ontahio. 

.\gincourt 

Alton 

Aurora 

B,incroft...: 

Barrie 

Beatrice 

Birnam 

Bloomfield 

Brantford 

Bruce  Mines 

Chatham 

Clinton 

Cockburn  Island. 

Coldwatcr 

Copper  Cliff.  - 

Cottam 

East  Toronto.. . 
Elora , . 


4-2 
10-8 


0-3 
5-2 


51 

—  2-9 
0-6 

—  3-4 


1-3 
0-0 
2-5 
01 


—  20 

—  3-4 
—110 

—  6-2 


-  2-5 

24-5 
19  'J 
22-3 
16  8 
20-4 
18-4 
26-3 
23- 1 
240 
16-2 
28'5 
24-9 
18-6 
19-6 
11-6 
27-5 
24-9 


1-5 
0-4 
3-3 

1-7 


0-3 

240 
200 
21-9 
16-2 
21B 
180 
25-7 
23-7 
25-3 
170 
29-5 
23-5 
16-9 
23-4 
11-8 
28-7 
25-2 


151 
18-5 
16-3 


16- 1 
15-3 


160 
16-9 
18-5 
18-1 


17-4 
16-5 
21-8 
14-7 


171 

27'9 
22-1 
25-5 
22-5 
24-2 
22-8 
29-2 
27-3 
28-5 
240 
34-3 
25-7 
21-9 
23-5 
20  ;2 
31-7 
28-8 


30-5 
30-7 
20-5 


291 
24-3 


50-5 
52-3 

44-9 
.510 
500 


27-7 
30-4 
28-6 


31-3 

28-7 
24-6 
27-7 


30 -3 

40-5 
36-2 
38-3 
35  0 
30-5 
35-0 
41-4 
39-7 
41-7 
33-9 
44-9 
38-4 
335 
35-4 
.34-5 
42-3 
38-8 
39-3 


47-6 
50-7 


50-5 
500 
50-5 
50- 1 
45-9 
49-5 
51-7 
50-3 
50-9 
47-4 
52-4 
.51  8 

530 
48-9 
52-0 
49-1 
50-5 
50-3 
53-7 
52- 1 
53-8 
49-3 
57-5 
51-4 
47-3 
49-8 
50-0 
55-4 
521 
510 


61-7 
63-6 
60-8 
60-1 
59-2 


65-7 
700 


60-6 
58-9 
60-2 
60-7 
63  1 
60 -9 
61-5 
61-7 
62-5 
01-7 
62-2 
.59-7 
59-2 
60  0 
63-5 

65-0 
61-4 
64-1 
63-0 
63-4 
640 
65-4 
641 
66- 1 
61-4 
68-7 
63-9 
60-8 
59-S 
641 
66-7 
637 
62-9 


04-1 
65-8 
58-1 
640 
65-1 
65-4 
65-5 
67-2 
65- 1 
65-4 
66-3 
67-3 
66-7 
66-4 
65-3 
65-4 
02-4 
68-0 

67-1 
63  6 
65 -5 
63-3 
65-4 
650 
68-1 
670 
68-7 
64-6 
71-7 
66- 1 
66-4 
630 
66-7 
690 
66-5 
65-2 


3 


65-4 
09-6 
04-1 
65-2 
66-2 


65-4 
66-9 
65-9 
65-4 
67-7 
63-9 
66-5 
67-1 
665 
65-9 
66- 1 
63-9 
05-5 
650 
66-9 

69-5 
63-8 
66-3 
640 
66-2 
64.8 
68-1 
67-7 
67-4 
66-3 
72-3 
66- 1 


670 

63-3 

67-3 

72-7 

6g-2 

67-1 

57-6 
59-9 
50-1 
.56-2 
57-5 
.50-9 
55-4 
57-2 
57-9 
511 
58.9 
55-8 
56-8 
58-4 
56-6 
57-9 
57-3 
56-8 
58-5 
56-6 
580 

60-7 
.54-1 
56- 6 
53-7 
560 
54-7 
58-5 
59-3 
57-5 
54-3 
62- 1 
56-5 
55-2 
52-5 
54-4 
58-9 
590 
57-0 


43-2 
41-0 
40-2 
38-8 
39-1 
34-9 
40-9 
40-9 
39-6 
39|4 
40-7 
41-9 
399 
41-0 
41-3 
420 
41-3 
39-7 
41-7 
40- 1 
42-5 

45-9 
400 
430 
42-9 
43-6 
42-4 
44-9 
46-7 
43-8 
43- 1 
47-6 
43-5 
42-9 
39-6 
420 
45-5 
44-6 
42-9 


0 


24-5 
21-7 
19  0 


19-9 
13-4 


20-5 
21-3 
20-4 
23-7 


1-9 

2-0 
1-9 


0-3 
2-6 


1-0     I 
3-3     j 

5-4 
3-1 


24-3 
23-2 
18-3 
240 


2-4 
2-6 
01 
0-5 


24-8 

40-8 
36-7 
36-4 
35-1 
36-9 
361 
42-2 
40-3 
400 
360 
44-7 
39-6 
36-9 
36-5 
34-2 
44-4 
390 
39-3 


2-5 

24-1 

18-9 

22-0 

18-5 

22-0 

20-7 

23-2 

23-7 

230 

20-5 

23-8 

23'6 

23-6. 

21-7 

18-9 

21-9 

24-5 

21-9 


^  METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

Mean  Temperature  at  all  Stations  for  each  Month  and  the  Year  1909 — Continued. 


341 


Stations. 

January. 

>> 

1 

0. 

0 
c 

M 

1 

1 

c 

z 

a 

> 
0 

C 
.a 

a 
s 

(Ontario — Continued. 

0 

■= 

' 

0 

- 

0 

0 

0 

0 

= 

0 

0 

18-2 

17-0 

220 

34-2 

49-3 

61-9 

64-2 

64-'' 

54-6 

"58-2 

42-2 
43-5 

35-9 
39-2 

21-6 

22-5 

40-4 
44-3 

Ciuolpli , 

2:!-.') 

24-7 

27-1 

40-2 

.53-1 

64-9 

67-2 

67-5 

H'iiloybury 

7!) 

80 

20- 1 

32-7 

47-5 

61-5 

66-8 

65-4 

53-6 

42-3 

33-1 

18-0 

37-9 

H;iIil>urton 

16-.5 

18-4 

23-6 

35-6 

50-5 

62-4 

63-4 

63-8 

.54-9 

41-9 

.35-8 

19-8 

40-6 

Hamilton 

I     27-9 

280 

31  1 

42-3 

55-3 

670 

70-3 

69-4 

59-6 

45-9 

41-7 

25-4 

46-9 

Huatsville .  -  . 

l.i..5 

160 

22-3 

34-9 

49-8 

62-4 

64-3 

.53-4 

41-9 

35-7 

19-3 

Kakahoka  Falls  , 

O-S 

2-8 

18-3 

29-7 

44-8 

59-9 

63-2 

61-7 

50-1 

39-7 

29-5 

11-3 

34-3 

Kcnora  ... 

,—  11 

1    21 -r, 

2-3 
22-0 

17-9 

27-2 

25-4 
39-6 

38-7 
46-6 

24-2 
.39-6 

5-9 
23- 1 

Kinj^.ston. 

52-5 

62-2 

65-3 

67-2 

59-2 

43-8 

Kinmount 

iii-i 

15..5 

19-8 

35-1 

49-6 

620 

62-8 

62-8 

53-9 

408 

33-1 

16-6 

.39-0 

LakofioUl l 

19-4 

20-3 

25-1 

38-7 

.55.4 

67-0 

68-5 

67-5 

.57-2 

45-3 

.38-7 

21-6 

43-7 

Lakosido  Homo 

2fi.4 

20  1 

30 -.7 

39-7 

49.4 

60-7 

63-2 

68-5 

57-6 

46-8 

40-6 

27-2 

44-7 

I.ak<' Talon. 

111 

11-:: 

21-3 

.33-1 

48-5 

62-9 

64  0 

63-6 

.53  7 

410 

33-2 

19-0 

38-6 

Lindsay. 

20-3 

20  5 

258 

38-4 

.52-7 

65-4 

65-9 

66-9 

57-4 

44-0 

38-3 

21-8 

43-2 

London. 

26.0 

26-7 

29.9 

42-3 

54  3 

66-2 

690 

69-6 

59-8 

45-5 

42-3 

23-6 

46-3 

Lome  Park 

2.5.6 

2,5.6 

28-9 

40-9 

51-2 

66-1 

67-5 

67-9 

58-9 

45-5 

40-3 

24-7 

45-2 

Lufknow ^ 

23.1 

23.6 

25-4 

38-1 

50-2 

61-6 

64-3 

66-1 

55-7- 

43-7 

38-5 

22-6 

42-7 

1 

M:k1op 

lll-l 

19-4 

2.5-2 

38-5 

51-7 

64-7 

66-8 

66-9 

.57-8 

44-9 

37-6 

20-3 

42-8 

Mfufcnl 

24-3 

22-4 

2.5-2 

.37-2 

48-6 

60-6 

66-1 

66-6 

57-4 

440 

.39-8 

25-8 

43-2 

Mi.llan.l 

23-3 

23-5 

30-1 

37-8 

52-6 

67-5 

71-0 

70-6 

62-0 

460 

40-9 

24-9 

45-9 

North  Bruce 

23.9 

24-4 

28-6 

38-9 

.50-8 

61-4 

63-7 

64-5 

58-0 

45. 2 

38-6 

24-7 

43-6 

Xorth  Ciowor. ... 

66  1 

59-7 

47-4 

37-8 
38-0 

208 

Orillia 

21-3 

20-8 

25-6 

37-9 

52-8 

65-7 

67- 1 

66-3 

57-9 

44-5 

22-8 

43-4 

Otonaboo 

21.9 

22-9 

27.7 

38-5 

52-0 

65-9 

66-9 

68-8 

59-0 

44-7 

39-0 

22-4 

44-1 

Ottawa 

13.7 

16. 3 

24.8 

37-2 

52-9 

64-0 

66-2 

65-7 

56-8 

44-8 

35-4 

190 

41-4 

( Iwcii  Sound 

24.4 

23. 6 

27-7 

39-8 

50-6 

62-2 

67-1 

68-1 

57-8 

44.4 

40-8 

256 

44-3 

Paris 

27.. 5 

26.1 

29-4 

42-7 

54-3 

66-4 

69-4 

71  0 

55-3 

42-9 

38-0 

230 

45-5 

Parry  .Sountl.. 

19.4 

18-2 

24-2 

35-4 

50-2 

64-2 

66-3 

68-0 

56- 1 

42-8 

37-3 

22-3 

420 

Pclcfi  Isiantl    

28-3 
20.8 

26-2 
20-5 

31-2 
260 

41-9 
38-5 

.53.5 
.53. 1 

67-9 
64-5 

61-1 
.56-4 

47-2 
44-2 

46-6 
361 

27-7 
209 

Pc-lcrhoro... 

66-4 

66-4 

42-8 

I'oinI  Clark j 

21.9 

25-5 

31-7 

41-2 

48-4 

60-4 

66-6 

65-9 

60-2 

46  0 

26-7 

Port  .\rthur 

.5.4 

9.4 

23-4 

30-9 

45-4 

590 

64-0 

63-4 

52-6 

40-9 

33-6 

15-6 

37-0 

Port  Hurwill 

26.4    1 

27. 2 

30- 1 

40-1 

53-1 

640 

67-3 

67-3 

.59-5 

45-8 

42-5 

25-1 

45-7 

J'ort  Dover  . 

2.5.0 

24.9 

29- 1 

40-8 

52-4 

«3-8 

66-2 

67-4 

58-9 

44-8 

42-2 

24-5 

45-0 

Port  Hope-. 

23  S 

27-7 

40-0 

51-9 

64-0 

65-7 

66-4 

58-8 

43-9 

380 

21-7 

Port  .-^talilc-y 

Jti-O 

27  • .) 

:i0-4 

39-4 

.52. 4 

63-4 

66-8 

67-0 

58-0 

44-9 

41-8 

251 

45-5 

Renfrew. . 

13.3 

13-7 

23-7 

36 -S 

51-9 

65-7 

67-0 

67-4 

57-4 

44-6 

34-5 

17-5 

41-1 

Ronville  ... 

16. .5 

1.5. 6 

22-0 

33-8 

49-4 

59-7 

62-7 

63-5 

54-3 

43-4 

36-5 

■l9-3 

39-7 

1 
.sarnia . . .  ] 

27  8 

27-9 

31    1 

410 

54-4 

64-9 

69- 1 

67-5 

59-5 

44-3 

41-0 

23-3 

460 

Sehreiber 

2S.:! 

47-5 

56-2 

59-3 

59-6 

47-9 

38-8 

30-5 

13-8 

8he!burne.. 

55-1 

41-8 

342 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

Mean  Temperature  at  all  Stations  for  each  Month  and  the  Year  1909 — Continued. 


Stations. 


Ont.\hio — Vonciuded. 

Soutliampton 

Stratford 

Stonecliffe 

Stony  Creek 

Toronto 

Uplands 

Ursa 

Uxbridge 
Wallaceburg 

Welland 

White  River 

Windsor . 

Woodford . '. 

Woodstock 


Quebec. 

.\.l)itil)i 

Anticosti,  E   Pt 

\V.      "    . 

S.W.  Pt. 

Bicquet 

Bird  Rocks 

Brome 

Cape  Chatte 

Cape  Magdalen 

Chicoutimi 

Clarke  City 

Father  Point 


24-3 

22-7 
9-6 
27-5 
26-4 
15-9 
1.5-3 


25- 1 

24-2 

9-9 

28-3 
26-7 
13-8 
15-9 


20-4  21-0 


29-2 

26-9 

-  0-6 

28-6 


24-1 
01 

n-9 

10- 1 
11-6 


20-2 
16-7 
10-4 

9-7 


McDonald  College  (Stc. 
Anne  de  Bellevue) .... 


Montreal 

Perc^... 

Quebec 

.Shawinigan  Falls 
Sherbrooke . . . 
White6sh 


0-9 

7-5 

12-5 
15-3 
11-6 
110 


New  Brun.swkk. 

Chatham 

Dalhousie 

Fredericton. 


140 
—  3-2 


28-4 

27-8 

0-3 

27-7 


25-2 

0-2 
9-8 
10-2 
8-3 


18-7 

15-4 

9-3 

10-9 

4-7 

~  2-7 

91 

14-9 
16-5 


28-6 
26-2 
20-4 
30-9 
29-9 
21-4 
210 
24-9 
32-2 
29-5 
15-4 
32  0 


27- 1 


14-9 
23-2 
24-2 
210 


11-4 


14-8 
-  3-2 


U-8  ,  140 
210  22-7 
13-2     i     15-1 


Grand  Manan i    26-4     I     24-9 

'I  I 


261 
21-2 
22-9 
23-4 
190 
22.1 
21.5 

23-9 
25-8 
23-1 


21-3 
131 

26-6 


2Q.0 
32-6 


380 
39-2 
.32-6 
42-3 
40-9 
330 
35-5 
38-3 
44- 1 
430 
27-6 
43-6 


40-4 

28-1 
29-8 
311 
271 
32-4 


37-0 
32-2 
32-7 
33-5 
30-8 
33-2 

37-2 
38-6 
31-5 
34-8 
32-7 
36-9 
26-5 

35-2 
31-3 
36-3 
38-8 


49-7 
52-7 
47-6 
53-6 
53-7 
47-7 
42-2 
51-6 
58-6 
54-9 
44-5 
55-9 


52-6 

45-3 
37-5 
41-4 
35-5 
40-9 


620 
64-6 
62- 1 
649 
65-5 
59-5 


&46 


65-8 
58-8 


.51-3 
43-7 
41-9 
49-2 
43-6 
43-8 

53-6 
540 
42-6 
49-4 
52-4 
50-6 
42-5 

48- 1 
41-6 
49-9 
490 


64-4 

57-5 
48-9 
50-8 
51-2 
47-4 


61-2 
54-4 
54-4 
58-7 
540 
53-2 

65- 1 
65-9 
54-6 
61-7 
59-2 
62-9 
540 

61-5 
55-3 
611 
58'9 


64-8 
65-6 
62-9 
69-5 
67-7 
62-2 


65-5 


60-5 
70-6 


670 

63' 1 
53-6 
58- 1 
60-4 
530 
54-6 
64- 1 
610 
60-7 
64-6 
610 
591 

67-5 
67-5 
60  8 
65- 1 
620 
64-6 
58-6 

65-2 
62-8 
651 
61-8 


67-2 
65-8 
B2-9 

68-8 
69- 1 
62-2 


58-7 
57-2 
55- 1 
60- 1 
603 


69-6 
60-8 
71-8 


56-7 


67-3 

63-3 
58-5 
59-7 
62-5 
50-8 
630 
62-7 
59-9 
59-3 
62-6 
62- 1 
56-2 

67-5 
67-2 


641 
61  1 
62-9 
59-8 

64-5 
63-9 
641 
62-3 


61-2 
48-5 
60-4 

58-4 
58-1 

51-8 
52-6 
51-5 
54' 1 
46-4 
55-7 
56-5 
52-5 
53-3 
53-8 
500 
50-8 

58-0 
58-2 
54-5 
55-4 
52-9 
55-5 
48-4 

580 
551 
56-7 
570 


45-5 
43-3 

44-2 
46-3 
46-2 
40-4 


40-4 
38-5 
34-3 
41-6 
40-6 
36- 1 


25-5 


431 
46-5 
45-5 
39- 1 
47- 1 
45-8 
44-8 


47'1 
46-3 
47-2 
50-4 


37-7 
45-7 
42-2 
28-9 
45-8 


41-2 

28-5 
340 
33-4 
36-3 
32- 1 
37-S 
34-6 
33-9 
33-2 


27-5 
32-7 

34-6 
36-5 


32-9 

28-4 
34-7 


22-8 

12-0 
28-0 
25-7 
28-7 

30-7 
18-8 
250 
25-2 
151 
19-9 
23-4 

21-5 
21-3 
250 
18-5 
14-9 
X9-6 


44-2 
43-4 
38-5 
46-7 
46- 1 
38-6 


42'7 

46-7 
33  1 
47-9 


44-5 

33-8 
360 
36-6 
36-9 

39-6 
40-2 
37-4 
37-3 

34-7 
36- 1 

42- 1 
42-8 

39-3 

40-2 


36-8 
34-2 
36-8 
41-9 


230 
25-2 
31-1 
280 


410 

411 
44-3 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

Mean  Temperature  at.  all  Stations  for  each  Month  and  the  Year  1909 — Continued. 


343 


Stations. 


New  Brunswick— 
Concluded. 


Moncton 

Point  Lepreaux 

St.  John 

St.  Stephen 

Sussex 

Nov.\  Scotia. 

Halifax 

Parrsboro' 

Port  Hastings 

Sable  Island.  (E.  Point) 
Sable  Island  (Main  Str.) 

Sydney 

Truro 

Whitehead 

Windsor 

Yarmouth 


Prince  Edward  Island. 

Charlottetown 

Hamilton 

Summerside 


Newfoundla.nd. 

Burin 

Cape  Norman 

Point  Amour 

Point  Rich 

Port  aux  Basques 

St.  George 

St.  John's 


Bermuda. 
Prospect 


14-2 
22-0 
21-5 
17-6 
151 

23-2 
17-6 
19-9 
31-9 
30-4 
23-0 
207 
24-2 
22.1 
27.2 

17-4 
15-6 
15-3 

23.8 
8.4 
4-9 

10. 2 


19-6 
24-6 

63-9 


C3 
S 


170 
23-5 
21-8 
17-4 
15-5 

23-4 
17-4 
23-2 
30-3 
28-9 
20-5 
20-9 
22-9 
22-9 
26-9 

190 
16-8 
16-8 

30-2 
7-6 
7-2 


191 
23-5 


61-9 


28-0 
31-7 
30-4 
28-2 
28-7 

31-6 
280 
36- 1 
34-4 
33-7 
30-3 
300 
30- 1 
30-5 
330 

28-8 
27-2 
27-3 


61-9 


36-4 
37-4 
37-5 
38-4 
35-4 

38-7 
3.5-4 
30-7 
38-8 
37-5 
37-4 
38-3 
34- 1 
38-5 
38-9 

36-1 
33-9 
34-8 

41-4 
27-9 
26-8 
30-6 
33-7 
34-6 
349 

64-8 


48-3 
46-5 
49-0 
50-7 
480 

47-9 
46- 1 
39-4 
43-6 
44-0 
45-2 
48-1 
40-5 
48-5 
47-8 

46-4 
45-3 

46-4 

49-5 
35-5 
37-3 
390 

41-3 
43-4 
42-6 

69-2 


61 -1 
53-2 
57-7 
60-7 
570 

fiOl 


46-9 
510 
51-4 
56-6 
58-5 
49-4 
60-5 
55-3 

59-9 
59-3 
59-2 


43-8 
46-1 
49-8 
49-5 
53-5 
51-7 

76- 1 


64-4 
57-9 
fiO-8 


62-7 
58-4 
63-1 


63-3 


640 


52-6 
58-8 
590 
63- 1 
64-9 
54-9 
65-5 
59-7 

66-2 
65-3 
64-5 


51-6 
500 
57-8 
55-2 
61-3 
61-6 

77-5 


620 

64-7 
61'6 
63-5 
631 
63-3 
63-6 
64-4 
61-2 
64-9 
60-4 

66-2 
63-8 
64-5 


.52-5 
52-7 
58-5 
57-8 
61-8 
61-8 

78-5 


57-4 
55-3 
57- 1 
56-2 
570 

60-4 
57-7 
57-9 
610 
61-4 
58-6 
58-6 
58-8 
59-9 
,58-9 

60-2 


46-6 
50- 1 
49- 1 
47-2 
47-3 

50-3 
46-8 
43-7 
55-5 
54-8 
51-5 
49-2 
51-5 
49-8 
50-3 

50- 1 


.a 

S 

> 

o 


58-4 


520 
49-3 
52- 1 
64-8 
56-5 
55- 1 

76-3 


38-8 
43  0 


48-3 
48-6 
500 

72-8 


37-5 
400 
40-4 
38 '0 
37-3 

40-7 
39-2 
37-3 

47 -n 

44 '5 
40-8 
39-5 
40-8 
40-4 
41-7 

39-3 


XI 


22-6 
26-4 
25-5 
23-3 
220 

290 
23-6 
30-5 
37-9 
36-3 
32-4 
26-7 
320 
28-6 
30-7 

28-2 


29-7 
31-5 
34-4 
37-9 

41-S 
38-9 

65-8 


28-9 
28-4 
30-3 
32-3 
30-3 
34-8 

61-5 


41'4 
41-4 

42-8 

40-8 

44-5 

407 
46-2 
45-5 
43-6 
43-3 
41-7 
44-4 
44-2 

43-2 


33-4 
33-5 

44-9 

41-6 
42-5 

69-2 


344 


METF.OROLOr.ICAL    TAIiLES. 

Maximum  Temperature  at  all  Stations  for  each  Month  and  the  Year  1909. 


Stations. 


Yukon. 

r'arfroRS 

Dawson 

W'hitf  Horse. . . . 


British  Columbia. 

.\gassiz 

.\lberni 

Atlin 

Babine  Lakf 

Barkerville 

Bella  Coola 

Chileotin  (Big  Creek) 

fMayoquot 

f'owichan    (Tzouhalen) 

Cranbrook 

Enderby 

Estevan  Point 

Fairvicw 

Glacier 

Golden 

Hedley  (Nickel  P.ate). . 

Hcdley 

Holberg 

Ikeda  Bay 

Kamloops 


240 
-120 


,50  n 
48  0 
20  ■  II 
29-.-) 


35-0 
1.3-2 


4() 

0 

:)7 

0 

44 

0 

48 

5 

,52 

•5 

.50 

0 

5.5 

1 

■.',0 

0 

?,& 

2 

.•!9 

0 

45 

0 

46 

0 

.52 

0 

.54 

8 

400 
4fi-0 
410 

710 
700 
430 
.54  .5 
520 
.58  0 
580 
570 
•,9-2 


45  0 
52-8 
53  0 

71  0 
740 
48-0 
53-3 
48-9 
660 
630 
75  0 
B4-0 


670     ,     760         75-0         690 

-81-0         ,S6-0         830     ]     800 

71-0     -     75  0  72-0  720 


78-0 
850 
65-5 
711 
65  0 
780 
750 
67-5 
73  0 


.50  0 


.34  0 
,38  0 


.35-0 
45-0 


460     !     460 


Kclowna      (Okanagan 

Mission) 


Ladner 

Massett,  Q.C.I 

Midway 

Nanaimo 

Needles 

Nelson 

New  Westminster 

Nicola  Lake 

Xorlh  Xicomon 

Peinbcrlon  Hatchci-.\-. 

Penliclon 

Port  Simpson. 

Prince  Biiperl   

Princeton. 
Quesnellc 


44-0 
47-6 

466 
.55  0 
400 


52-9 


42-0 
,50-3 
430 
.52. 0 
410 
44-5 
38  0 
43. 6 
40.0 
48  0 


46. 0 
.55. 7 

47-0 
520 
500 


53. 0 


440 
57-5 


640 


52-7 


.54  0 
67.3 

62.1 
61. 0 
560 

62-9 


540 


.58  0 


45  0 
5fl.O 


65-0 
61-0 
54  4) 
70.0 

680 
610 
570 


fifi.O 
73. 0 


860 
92. 0 
760 
79.8 
76. 0 
84.9 
84. 0 
■  74-0 
80. 0 
85-2 


50-3 
510 

51  0 
46  0 
49-5 
51. 0     I 
45-8     ' 
.50  0     i 

45. 0    I 


570 
62-0 

57. 0 

63  0 
55  0 
65. 5 
56-7 
.52-1 

,59. 0 

61.0 


62-5 


63  0 
63-8 
66  0 
690 
650 
85  0 
53-8 
57-2 
68. 0 
66. 0 


83. 0 
65.2 
,58.0 
87-3 

86-0 
68-0 
64-0 


62. 0 
88.0 
67. 0 
83  0 


880 
760 
69.0 
97.4 

92. 0 
87.0 
69. 0 


710 


810 

74. 0 

760 
77-0 
76-5 
87-0 
64-4 
650 
680 
800 


81 -1 


86-0 
81-2 
88-0 
830 
87-5 
88-0 


860 
920 


83  0 
89. 0 
72. 0 
80. 2 
72. 0 
810 
85  0 
690 
SCO 
91. 5 
930 
640 
950 
Sfl.O 
87-0 


900 
70. 0 
70.0 
96. 4 

920 
790 
68. 0 


77-0 
890 
900 
80. 5 
82-0 
82.0 
88.0 
89.5 
68-2 
64. 9 
87-0 
870 


87-0 
,89-0 
72-0 
79-8 
670 
82.0 
80. 0 
70-5 
82.2 
930 
900 
64. 0 
95-0 
790 
85  0 


68  0 
68-5 
700 

88-0 
96  0 
67  0 
740 
66  0 
89.0 
,84  0 
75  ■  5 
83-5 
86.5 
88-0 
69. 0 
84-0 
73-0 
83  0 


920    920 

81-7 


69.6 
70.0 
92.5 


51  0 

,54. 0 

48  0 

660 
78-0 
45-5 
,59-5 
54  0 
67.0 
670 
65  0 
670 
710 
67  0 
01  0 
700 

,53. 0 

610 


o 


700 
93-3 


880  850 
75.0  I  78.0 
70.0         720 


78-2 


89.0 
80-5 
830 
83  0 
87.0 
970 
68,5 
64-0 
910 
830 


81. 


69-0 
60. 1 
62-0 
66-2 


650 
640 
00. 0 
65  0 
64. 0 


85-0 
82-4 
84. 0 
840 
87-5 
83-5 
68-8 
75-2 
91  n 
85-0 


640 
710 
680 
70. 0 
63. 0 
660 
,55  0 
04-0 
70.0 


40. 0 
28-0 
.38. 0 

60.0 
540 
.36. 0 
440 
.39  0 
450 
470 
.54  0 
57-8 
50-0 
54  0 
.54  0 
500 
.37  0 
45-0 


.55-0 
21-4 
490 
.54-5 


55*5 
.57  0 
53  0 
56-0 
52-7 


51-0 
53-5 
50-0 
59O 
48-0 
57-0 
49-9 
53-8 
50. 0 


680     I     53.0 

I 


440 
180 

49. 0 

47-0 
45-0 
42-0 
300 

34. 0 

420 
47-0 
50-5 
51-2 
37-5 
380 
520 
370 
390 
370 
370 
440 
440 
48  0 
410 

41  0 
470 

47. 0 

47-4 
42. 0 
38. 0 
47-7 
490 
49-0 
370 
42-5 
42-8 
48-5 
390 
400 


76. 0 
,86. 0 
750 

880 
960 
76-0 
80-2 
720 
890 
850 
75-5 
83-5 


69. 0 
95  0 
80-0 

87-0 

920 

700 
97-4 

92. 0 
87-0 
720 

81-7 


82-4 
88-0 
840 
880 
.970 
68-8 
75-2 
910 
92-0 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

"aximum  Temperature  at  all  Stations  for  each  Month  and  the  Year  1909 — Continued. 


345 


Stations. 


BRiTtSH  Columbia — 
Concluded. 

Rpvel.stokp 

Rossland 

Ruskin  (Stave  Falls).... 

Salmon  Arm 

Salt  Spring  Island 

Steveston  (Garry  Pt.) ., 

Stuart's   Lake    (Ft.    St. 
James) 


fe 


390 

38.. 5 


44-0 
40-2 


48-0 


470 


Summprland. 

Swanson  Bay 

Tobacco  Plains  (Elko).. 

Tranquillc 

^'ancouvor. 
Vrrnon .... 

Victoria 

Wilmer 

Winter  Harhour 

.\lbert\. 
.\li.^ 
Athabasca  Landing 

Banff 

Bon  AcconI 

Calgary 

Cardston 

Daysland 

Didsbury    . 
Dunvegan. ... 

Eckville 

Edmonton 

Emsburg . . . 

Fort  Vermillion  (1) 

Fort  Vermilion  (2) 

Gleichcn 

Harmattan 

High  River.   . 
Hillsdown,  , 
Islay 

Kncehill, .      

Lethbridge 

Lethbridgp  (2) 

Medicine  Hat 


.■jlO 

36. 4 
43  0 
490 
470 
50  0 
.51  0 
4.5  0 
•iO.S 


49. 0 

40. 0 
3G0 
.38.0 
310 
48 -D 
48. 0 
360 
.TOO 
31. 0 
4.5. 0 
.32. 0 
380 
10.5 
14. 0 
47. 0 
43,0 
48. 0 
43.0 


SI'S 

420 
480 
550 
490 
.57  0 
51-5 
480 
53-5 


a. 


.55.0     I     61-0     I     73-0         840 
51-2         57-7    I     73-5         77-0 


890 
84-0 


87-0 
83-0 


.59  0 


S3-5 

.50  0 
63-5 
.53  0 
60-1 
08  0 
580 
640 
558 


69-0 


81-0 


91. 0 


47  0 

50. 0 
45  0 
39  0 
40. 0 
460 
55  0 
38-0 
50-0 
39-5 
420 
420 
390 
18-2 
23  0 
47-0 
44.0 
.50  0 
40-7 
310 


49.0 

50-9 

62-1 

48-8 

56-2 

48-0 

50.0 

.54  0 

.56  0 
52. 0 
47-2 
490 
58-0 
.54  0 
48. 0 
60. 0 
53  0 
47-0 
.59. 0 
56. 0 
43  4 
45  0 
620 
53.0 
.59  0 
560 
.38  0 
.54.0 
68-0 
65. 5 
610 


590 

51-5 
650 
580 
62.1 
70  0 
60. 9 
66  0 
60-4 


590 


.57  0 
51. 0 
55-2 
50. 9 
61. 0 
.55  0 


680 

72  0 
81-5 
630 
761 
83  0 
711 
82-0 
71-7 


.59  0 

76  0 
760 
66. 9 
76.5 
76-0 
740 


79-0 

81. 5 
880 
720 
89- 1 
92  0 
78. 0 
880 
75. 8 

71)  0 

790 
85-0 
79-4 
80-6 
820 
900 


94-0 


900 


620 
56. 0 
61.0 
560 
640 
48-7 
470 
66  0 
58.0 
600 
60. 0 
50. 0 
59.0 
65-2 
68-2 
650 


78-0 
79. 0 
74.0 
79. 0 
83. 0 
84. 3 
81. 0 
75  0 


75-5 

78-0 

90. 0 
780 

94. 1 
93  0 
76-7 
920 
780 

70  II 

800 
84.0 
851 
80-4 
840 
800 
840 
!  82-0 
85-5 
82.0 

I 

83.0 

87-0 

81-5 

!     88-0 

I     84-0 


79.7     I     900  91-5 

76-9     I     84-5  90S 

80.0     I     91-0  920 


730 

76-5 
93  0 
77-0 
92  0 
90  0 
78-7 
95  0 
76-4 

68  0 

85.0 
880 
83-3 
82-6 
84-5 
87-0 


840 
840 
84-0 
880 
890 
84.0 
87-0 
910 


J3 

a 


860 
80-0 


890 


720 

68-5 
890 
760 
89- 1 
91  0 
77-9 
90  0 
80-9 
870 


790 
840 
79-6 
79-5 
800 
83  0 
85  (I 
84-0 
800 
83-0 
870 
.S4.0 
75  0 
80  0 
■89-0 


75.0 

76.0 

75.5 

850 

S7  0 

88  0 

80. 0 

83-2 

81.0 

840 

77. 0 

86. 0 

85-0 

.83  0 

850 
810 
810 


928  I  88-0 
910  I  87-9 
950     1     92.0 


010 
63-0 


67-0 


640 

650 
65-5 
570 


.50  0 
51-5 
540 
540 
.54  0 
540 

490 
540 
500 


70- 1     I    .53.1 


67-0 
65-3 
65  0 
68-6 
63-0 


6(1  0 
73  0 
60-5 
73-2 
720 
80-2 

760 
70- 0 
730 
7C0 
740 
64-0 
700 
77-0 


.57-0 
55. 8 
560 
55  1 
49-0 
560 

.54  0 
55-0 
41 -.3- 
53-9 
560 
78-0 
460 
580 
.50  0 


600 


73-0 
72-0 
.50  0 


7S'0 

00-9     ! 

75-5 

61-4 

800 

630 

560 

53  0 

45  0 

430 
.34-0 
480 
38-0 
470 
490 

43  0 
4II-I) 
440 

44  0 


48  0 
.38  0 
490 

.33. 0 

51   U 

43  0 
45  0 
35  0 
44-2 
.50  0 
45  0. 
40-0 
500 

42  0 
45  0 

43  0 
.38  0 
.37  0 
.35  0 
.52  n 


890 
840 


94-0 


79  0 

81-5 
93  0 
78  0 
94-1 
93  0 
78. 7 
950 
80-9 


85  0 
88.(1 
85- 1 
82-6 
84-5 

90  (I 

840 
880 
84-0 
88-0 
89  0 
97-7 
89  11 

91  I) 


56-0     i     oil)  880 

55-0     i     44-0     I         ,84-0 
45-0         25  0  S6() 


.50-8  J  92-8 
49-4  '  910 
43  0     ,'         95-0 


346 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

Maximum  Temperature  at  all  Stations  for  each  Month  and  the  Year  1909 — Continued. 


Stations. 

•-5 

u 

03 
g 

S 

a. 

< 

s 

bD 

3 

o 
O 

S 

> 

o 

XI 

i 

Q 

I-. 

1>I 

Alberta — Concluded. 

° 

« 

0 

<■ 

O 

» 

' 

o 

a 

o 

0 

■= 

■= 

Pakan  (Victoria) 

310 

400 

430 

550 

740 

80.0 

860 

840 

800 

730 

550 

420 

86.0 

Peace  Eiver  Crossing, 

300 

41-0 

55-0 

56- 0 

79-0 

87.0 

86-0 

800 

79-0 

760 

530 

52-0 

,      87-0 

450 

48-0 
46-5 
36-5 

570 
59-5 
61-5 

57-0 
63-5 
020 

72-0 
77-0 
78 -5 

84.0 
85-0 
81.5 

88-0 
830 
83-0 

840 
88-0 
890 

81-0 
86-5 
850 

690 

77-5 
73-0 

540 
550 
560 

460 
46-5 
440 

88-0 

880 

Threehills  Creek 

420 

89-0 

Waitefield  (Ranfurly).. . 

330 

300 

430 

400 

74-5 

80-5 

83-2 

900 

86-8 

760 

51-0 

39-7 

900 

Wetaskiwin 

33  0 

48-0 

480 

580 

750 

83.0 

85-0 

85  0 

81-0 

720 

46  0 

440 

85-0 

Saskatchewan 

) 

• 

Rattlpford                

400 

34.0 

420 

.53  0 

810 
86-0 
85  0 

86-0 
92. 0 
98-0 

860 
95  0 
960 

980 

990 

104  0 

900 
940 
940 

790 

790 

101  0 

540 

380 

980 

Cannington  Manor.. 

450 

460 

480 

64-0 

670 

400 

104  0 

400 
390 

350 
310 

480 
39-0 

610 
51-0 

81-0 
81-0 

86. 0 
84-0 

88-0 
.84  0 

910 
850 

900 
80-0 

780 
750 

60  0' 
560 

41-0 
42-0 

91-0 

Crescent  Lake 

85  0 

Drumague  (Hubbard).. 

360 

32-0 

390 

48-0 

760 

83- 0 

860 

85-0    1 

82-0 

73-0 

400 

Esterhazy  (Fairfield)..  . 

440 

290 

360 

54-0 

85-5 

870 

80  0 

900 

82-0 

82-0 

590 

48-0 

900 

Estevan 

390 

360 

42-0 

610 

79-0 

880 

93  0 

940 

83-0 

83-0 

620 

350 

940 

50 
330 
350 

100 
340 
360  ' 

430 
440 
44.0 

43-0 
45-0 

800 
77-0 
81-0 

81-0 
830 

800 
85-0 
86-0 

83  0 
900 
87-0 

09-0 

840 
84-0 

640 
74-0 
80-0 

370 
50- 0 
540 

250 
34-0 
30' 0 

83-0 

90-0 

Grenfell  (Brownhill). . . . 

78-0 

84-0 

85  0 

89-0 

88-0 

72-0 

400 
32-0 
240 

350 
320 
335 

430 
390 
360 

560 
470 
50-3 

810 
800    . 

86-0 
84-0 

900 
840 
.81-4 

91-0 
90-0 
86-4 

860 
810 
85-0 

790 
75-0 
75-6 

570 
530 
47-6 

33  0 
350 
40-5 

910 

900 

300 
24-0 
41-5 

83-0 
85-0 
890 

74-0 
76-0 
77-2 

51-0 
520 
590 

300 
350 
350 

37-0 
39-5 

39-0 
50-5 

500 
630 

790 
82-0 

850 
910 

890 
93  0 

97-0 
960 

97-0 

Moosejaw 

960 

400 
320 

330 

230 

390 
37-0 

55  0 

480 
640 

77-0 

790 
790 

860 

81-0 
850 

860 

92-0 
890 

91-0 

88-0 
91-0 

830 

84-0 
880 

81-0 

740 

80-0 

560 

51-0 
560 

310 

310 
32-0 

910 

Muenster     (St.     Peter's 
Monastrvl       

92-0 

91-0 

Prince  Albert.                 .  . 

230 
390 

300 
400 

44  0 
45-5 

45  0 
56-5 

800 
77-0 

860 
83-0 

85  0 
85-0 

87-5 
870 

84-5 
840 

75-0 
78-0 

550 
570 

350  . 
34-0 

87-5 

Qu'Appelle.. 

87  0 

Regina 

390 

380 

390 

600 

79-0 

850 

88-0 

92-0 

89-0 

780 

590 

43  0 

92  0 

Saskatoon 

1     .35-0 

300 

37-0 

540 

770 

840 

84-0 

920 

89-0 

75-0 

540 

350 

920 

Swift  Current 

1     44-0 

480 

490 

610 

820 

88-0 

88-0 

91  0 

89-0 

74-0 

580 

390 

910 

Waseca 

35-0 

330 

410 

460 

750 

840 

84-0 

86-0 

830 

740 

47-0 

360 

•SO-O 

Vorkton.                

Manitoba. 

i      400 

330 

490 

78  0 

83  0 

86-0 

88  0 

810 

Almasippi 

460 

28'0 

350 

600 

1     81-0 

870 

83  0 

96-0 

880 

930 

63-0 

300 

900 

Aweme  (St.  Albans)... 

42-0 

1     39-5 

480 

59-5 

j     85-0 

97-0 

97  0 

97-5 

930 

89-0 

57-5 

27-0 

97-5 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

Maximum  Ttmperatube  at  all  Stations  for  each  Month  and  the  Year  1909 — Continued. 


347 


Stations. 


Manitoba — Concluded. 

Berens  River. 

Birtle r. .  . . 

Brandon 

C'arberry 

Carman 

Cypres.?  River 

Hillview 

Minnedosa 

Morden 

Oakbank   

Pierson 

Pipestone 

Portage  la  Prairie 

Portage  la  Prairie  (2) . . 
Stony  Mountain. ,.       , 

Swan  River 

Treherne 

Virden 

Winnipeg 


340 


290 


39-9 
400 


29-9 
.30  0 


Ontario. 

Agincourt 

Alton 

Aurora 

Bancroft . . 

Barrie 

Beatrice 

Birnam 

Bloom  field 

Brantford 

Bruce  Mines 

Chatham 

Clinton 

Cockburn  Island. 

Coldwater 

Copper  Cliff. .    . 

Cottam 

East  Toronto.    . . 

Elora 

Gravenhurst 

Guelph 


380 
40-8 
470 
360 


280 
270 
270 
27-7 


410 


38-9 
400 


380 
37-5 
410 
400 


430 
26-8 
290 
40. 0 


33  0 
29-9 
290 
320 


39- 1 

50 

57 

.51-5 

40 

50 

42 

60 

48 

59 

39 

64 

59 

41 

51 

38 

02 

56 


28-7 


38. 0 
.33-7 
510 
35-0 


490 


58-9 
54-0 


380 


48 

47 

45 

40 

46'0 

47-7 

46 

45 

45 

41 

43 

40 

48 

44 

46 

40 

50 

46 

42 

45 

52 

51 

47 

39 

43 

45 

47 

42 

39 

40 

44 


43 
58 


44 
48 


55 
49 


41 
41 


48-4 
62-0 

560 


580 
11-7 
500 
520 


58-6 

63 

64 

66-6 

61 

63 

60 

69 

61 

70 

55 

76 

67 

57 

58 

54 

72 

62 

63o 

62 


840 
780 
81-5 
720 
80. 0 
780 


780 
82-5 
79-5 
760 
80. 0 
790 
800 
19-7 
85. 0 
760 
860 
82-8 


78 

78 

78-1 

77 

74 

76 

80 

72 

83 

85 

86 

72 

SO 

76 

79 

80 

81 

79 

76 

80 


85  0 
880 
940 
81  0 
870 
S90 
900 
90- 0 
87  ■5 
85-5 
900 
920 
87-5 
890 
22-2 
860 
870 
910 
86-5 


87 

88-9 

89 

87 

85 

85 

90 

91 

90 

94 

86 

90 

SS 

90 

91 

86 

91 

87 

93 


93  0 
860 
880 
78-0 
860 
870 
860 
86-6 
860 
82-3 
890 
890 
830 
830 
24-6 
940 
850 
840 
87-3 


87 
88- 
85 
86 
83 


85 
90 


93 


89 


92 
91 
86 
80 
86-5 


88-0 
930 
95-5 
93  0 
930 
900 
940 
91-8 
940 
890 
930 
970 
870 
860 
24-2 
910 
910 
940 
92-6 

97 

90 

92-6 

91 

90 

84 

91 

89 

93 

90 

96 

90 

87 

88 

91 

94 

96 

92 

85 

93 


.o 

c 


760 
840 
900 
87-0 
870 
850 
870 
88-0 
880 
820 
850 
880 
85-0 
850 
211 
86-0 
88-0 
87-0 
84-9 

92 

90 

840 

88 

85 

85 

88 

84 


90 
88 
80 
90 
84 
86 
88 
91 
87 
94 


72-5 
790 
84-5 
850 
860 
870 
830 
82-9 
900 
80-3 
840 
83  0 
860 
87-0 
15-9 
810 
860 
850 
820 

77 

74 

75-S 

80 

70 

75 

77 

77 

77 

68 

70 

73 

74 

77 

75 

77 

74 

80-5 

75 

75 


460' 


58-9 
500 


570 
550 
670 
590 


570 
''l0-3 
560 
590 


59-4 

67 

66 

62-9 

68 

64 

65 

67 

70 

68 

57 

70 

65 

60 

69 

60 

66 

60 

66 

66 

65 


s 


400 


36-9 
320 


260 
390 
410 
230 


260  ! 
.329 
250 
290 


360 

46 

44 

440 

42 

42 

40 

52 

44 

47 

48 

59 

47 

46 

45 

51 

56 

49 

49 

41 

43 


348 


METEOROLOOICAL    TABLES. 

Maximum  Temperatuke  at  all  Stations  for  each  Month  and  the  Yeai-  1909 — Continued. 


station^. 

3 

c 

g 

X: 

J3 
o 

03 

< 

a 

Z 

c 

o 

1 

> 
o 

o 
S 

Q 

o 

Ontario — Cnnliniied. 

" 

■> 

» 

' 

" 

" 

a 

° 

o 

o 

'     ■ 

° 

Hailnybury 

an .') 

36  n 

43-9 

54-8 

73-6 

86-8 

87-1 

930 

84-8 

75-7 

.59  0 

45  1 

93-0 

Halilturton     .. 

41 

44 

42 

64 

81 

90 

86 

90 

89 

75 

65 

40 

90  0 

Hamilton 

lil 

50 

47 

70 

85 

91 

90 

95 

88 

72 

68 

41 

95  0 

Huntsville 

Kakabeka  Falls 

42 
39 

64 

'i4 

60 

75 

84 

84 

85 

74 

74 

45 

39 

55 

.58 

85 

90 

88 

88 

83 

80 

57 

41 

90 

l\('inira         .            

Kin<^ston 

38 

''9 

43 

58 

78 

52 

35 

41.2 

43 -S 

48-5 

.■)7I 

77- 1 

79-0 

79-8 

83-7 

77-0 

75-7 

640 

45-2 

83-7 

Kinmoutii 

39 

43 

42 

64 

79 

88 

86 

88 

87 

74 

61 

41 

88  0 

I.akcfiolil 

44 

45 

45 

60 

84 

94 

92 

88 

81 

74 

66 

44 

94  0 

Lakosiflc  Home 

52 

45 

45 

60 

78 

85 

88 

95 

SO. 

72 

60 

46 

95  0 

J.akc  Talon 

410 

43-2 

45-5 

61-5 

81-8 

89-2 

86-2 

88-5 

84-8 

76  0 

65  0 

420 

89-2 

Unci  say 

4.1-6 

45-6 

45-8 

66- 1 

80-2 

90-5 

86-6 

91-9 

90-4 

77-6 

67-4 

44-9 

91-9 

London 

()0-.5 

49-5 

46-0 

700 

84-5 

88-5 

90-5 

93-5 

89-5 

80-5 

68-5 

51-5 

9.3 -5 

I.orno  Park                

59 

47 

47 

67 

75 

92 

90 

97 

88 

75 

68 

47 

97  0 

Lufknow                         ... 

57.5 

45-8 

38-8 

65-0 

79  1 

86-4 

86-7 

90- 9 

91-5 

77-7 

66-6 

46-7 

91 

5 

Madoc. ..                  

42 

45 

43 

64 

79 

91 

88 

91 

86 

77 

67 

39 

91 

0 

Meaford . 

iiS 

50 

40 

64 

73 

88 

86 

88 

88 

73 

67 

47 

88 

0 

Midlan.l. 

5S 

50 

52 

60 

80 

90 

89 

90 

92 

78 

70 

52 

92 

0 

North  Brure 

(iO 

43 

41 

65 

78 

85 

85 

90 

93 

73 

69 

50 

93 

0 

94 
90 

94 
86 

80 
74 

74 
66 

60 
43 

Orillia 

i     45 

44 

42 

61 

SO 

90 

89 

90 

0 

Otonabee 

i     45 

45 

40 

64 

78 

89 

84 

90 

87 

76 

62 

40 

90 

0 

Ottawa.                       .... 

40 

44 

43 

66 

75 

86 

85 

87 

82 

74 

63 

35 

87 

0 

Owen  Sound 

49 

48 

42 

65 

80 

90 

91 

92 

92 

76 

67 

48 

92 

0 

i     60 
45 

47 
46 

45 

42 

69 

59 

83 
75 

89 
87 

92 
89 

98 
90 

94 

88 

72 
74 

63 
69 

47 
42 

9,S 
90 

(1 

Parry  Sound 

(1 

59 

44 

45 

59 

67 

81 

75 

65 

65 

55 

T*eterboro- 

43 

47 

40 

68 

77 

87 

87 

92 

89 

80 

68 

42 

92  0 

Point  ("lark 

45 

45 

51 

71 

76 

90 

99 

102 

90 

79 

62 

51 

102  0 

Port  Arthur    .. 

41 

46. 5 
57.1 

38 
410 

42-5 

46 

480 

46-1 

54 

600 

70-5 

80 
700 

78-5 

84 

800 

83-2 

85 

83-0 

83-5 

85 

84'0 

85-1 

77 

78-5 

835' 

65 

750 

75-4 

57 

62-0 

62-2 

43 

505 

44-2 

85-0 

I'ort  Burwell  .. 

84  0 

I'ort  Dover 

.85-1 

I'ort  Hupc. 
Port  Stanloy 

I     46 

44 

57 

80 

85 

86 

89 

84 

78 

60 

54 

52. 0 

47- 1 

46- 1 

610 

77-0 

84-0 

83-2 

83-2 

76-1 

69- 1 

WIO 

50-2 

84  0 

Ucnfrevv 

45 

47 

48 

67 

78 

95 

94 

96 

93 

82 

G4 

42 

96  (1 

Ronvillo..    

46 

48 

1     43 

59 

79 

85 

85 

88 

85 

73 

65 

40 

88  0 

.Sarnia. .                       

59 

49 

46 

68 

79 

87 

89 

90 

89 

74 

(it; 

52 

9(1.0 

.Schreiber 

50 

7.S 

79 

81 

79 

68 

66 

50 

44 

87 
90-5 

73 
77-3 

63 
68-3 

44 
47  8 

Southampton 

56-8 

460 

44-8 

65-5 

80- 1 

87-9 

85-4 

86-9 

90-5 

SI  rat  ford 

56 

47 

40 

63 

81 

86 

86 

90 

82 

75 

(i5 

46 

9(1  (1 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLKS. 

Maximum  Temperatuke  at  all  Stations  for  each  Month  and  the  Year  1909 — Continued. 


349 


Stations. 

01 

3 

1 
February.              1 

March. 

• 
.'\pril. 

1 

3 

•s 

3 
•-5 

<1^ 
SO 

3 

< 

1 

B 
S 
a. 

O 

> 

a 

1 

o 

Q 

Ontario — Concluded. 

° 

» 

o 

] 

1 

i 

" 

- 

0 

o 

<■ 

0 

" 

43 

39 

45 

(10 

74 

93 

88 

86 

86 

79 

61 

44 

93  0 

Stony  Cruck 

62 

45 

49 

71 

1 
!S2 

90 

93 

97 

94 

79 

68 

44 

97  0 

J'tllOIllo      .. 

570 

45-6 

47. 2 

650 

82-2 

90-4 

86-9 

95-8 

88-9 

76-7 

63-8 

44-9 

95-8 

L'plandy 

48 

43 

46 

60 

72 

87 

85 

87 

84 

76 

(iS 

45 

87-0 

Ursa 

Uxbridge... 

.38 

40 

42 

51 

56 



470 

450 

410 

67-0 

1 
780 

890 

890 

91-5 

880 

730 

640 

430 

91-5 

Wallaceburt! 

60 

54 

47 

73 

80 

87 

82 

69 

55 

Welland 

54 

49 

46 

68 

78 

88 

89 

93 

89 

75 

65 

52 

930 

White  River 

34 

32 

45 

48 

81 

88 

82 

87 

74 

78 

56 

53 

88-0 

Windsor 

60 

50 

50 

74 

79 

86 

80 

92 

S3 

74 

68 

56 

920 

89 

76     . 

Woodstock 

600 

500 

430 

680 

80S 

87-3 

86-5 

920 

88-0 

77-5 

66-5 

45-2 

920 

Quebec. 

.\hitil)i 

35  0 

34  0 

40  0 

520 

780 

800 

82  0 

850 

790 

740 

.-,4  0 

410 

85  0 

.\ntieosti,  S.W.  I't 

39-5 

350 

400 

390 

.WO 

700 

74-5 

800 

69-5 

680 

570 

520 

800 

Rird  Rocks 

48-9 
440 

49-9 
460 

49-9 
420 

640 

68-5 
860 

83-8 
88-0 

67-9 
800 

70-8 
790 

530 
03  0 

450 

37  0 

83-8 

Bronie 

770 

840 

88 -0 

( 'liir-i.mtiini. 

350 

37- 1 

44- 1 

650 

78-6 

82-3 

838 

88-7 

74   1 

711  6 

600 

42-2 

88-7 

Clarke  (/ity... 

410 

330 

440 

.53  0 

71  0 

770 

780 

88-0 

69  0 

670 

48  0 

410 

.S8  0 

Kallier  I'oinI 

37  i) 

34  0 

44  0 

52-8 

67  1 

75.7 

70-7 

75  1 

76-7 

CO -7 

49 -.S 

37  0 

76-7 

MacDonald  College,  St. 
Anne  d(.'  Hc!!c\'uc   .... 

43-2 

46() 

41-5 

69  0 

730 

88-1 

90-9 

92  0 

83-1 

75-5 

01-5 

37-2 

92  0 

Montreal... 

42-3 

41-2 

418 

670 

73-6 

86-5 

85-1 

88-3 

79-6 

73-2 

.59-5 

30-6 

.S8-0 

I'crcc 

40- 1 

38-9 

50-4 

64-8 

72.4 

76-6 

718 

65-9 

39-7 

(^ncitrc 

38-2 

35-8 

40-4 

01  0 

73-4 

85-4 

85-2 

86-0 

77-6 

71-5 

550 

40-0 

.SO  •  0 

Sha\vinij;an  l'"alls 

,)'J0 

710 

83-0 

870 

89-0 

750 

79-0 

490 

43  0 

.Vj-O 

Sherbruoko.                       , 

440 

47-0 

44-3 

65-5 

77-5 

84-8 

9g-5 

86-5 

790 

75-0 

61-3 

38-9 

90-5 

Whitefish 

New  Brunswick. 

340 

1 

32- 

400 

510 

78-0 

85. 0 

860 

860 

82-0 

80-0 

440 
550 

45-5 
690 

40-5 

600 
550 

75-5 
690 

87-5 
82.0 

880 
83  0 

890 
900 

78-5 
75  0 

74-5 

740 

61-5 
500 

41-5 
440 

89-0 

Dalhousie  ...                 .    , 

90  0 

Frcderictun  . 

52-8 
51-8 

460 
58-8 

430 
540 

630 
54-9 

760 
68-6 

89-0 
83 -ti 

880 
86- 0 

91-6 
81-6 

75-8 
69-6 

78-0 
76-6 

59-8 
58-0 

43-3 
50-7 

91-6 

Grand  Manan..           .  . . . 

86-6 

Moncton 

55-5 

52-5 

45  0 

600 

730 

89-7 

87-0 

89-5 

79  0 

730 

670 

40-5 

89-7 

St.  John 

53-5 

48-0 

46-7 

53-5 

69  0 

79-5 

80-2 

81-8 

07-0 

72-9 

,57-8 

41-3 

SI-S 

St.  Stephen 

Sussex 

53-0 
56-0 

480 
520 

45-0 
460 

630 
59  0 

79*0 

89-5 

770 

79-5 

59-0 

43  0 

750 

870 

87-5 

90-5 

75-0 

75-0 

600 

46-0 

90-5 

Nova  Scotia. 

Halifax.  .. 

53-4 

47-0 

470 

63-4 

71-2 

94-4 

87-1 

87-7 

78-8 

74-2 

62-0 

46-4 

94-4 

350 


METEOHOLOGICAL   TABLES. 

Maximum  Temperature  at  all  Stations  for  each  Month  and  the  Year  1909 — Concluded. 


Stations. 


Nova  Scotia — Continued. 

Parrsboro' 

Port  Hasting? 

Sable  Island 

Sydney 

Truro 

Windsor. 

Yarmouth 


Prince  Edward  Island. 

Charlottetown.       

Hamilton 

Summcrsidc I 

Newfoundland. 


Burin 

Port  aux  Basques 

St.  George. li     adl 

St..Iohn's il     48-0 


Ber.mvda. 
Prospect 


5,5  0 
47  0 
500 
54-5 
57-3 
57-0 
52-4 

490 
600 
520 

57-0 


710 


as 


500 
50-0 
470 
49-5 
50-7 
520 
47-7 

44  0 

45  0 
460 

420 


44-6 


45  0 
53  0 
46-0 
48-5 
52-4 
49-5 
48-5 

450 
400 
470 

530 
44-0 

26-4 


490     I     540 


700 


70-6 


620 
58-0 
510 
67-0 
69-5 
68-0 
52-8 

590 
58-0 
560 

550 
52-5 
55-6 
590 

750 


720 
62-0 
550 

70-2 
74-8 
75-5 
54-8 

720 
740 
740 

720 
560 
63-7 
62-0 

77-0 


65  0 
660 

84-5 
84-8 
89-0 
71-7 


87-0 
82-5 
840 


730 
72-4 
770 

85-4 


78-0 
700 
860 
900 
88-0 
79-5 

860 
830 
82  0 


71-5 
81-6 
83-0 

85-4 


88-0 


87-5 
87-0 
85-0 


J2 


72-5 
76-7 
890 

870 


78-0 
78-0 
720 
79-0 
83-5 
810 
78-2 

78-0 


73-0 


X! 

S 


69-0 
670 
67-0 
68-5 
76-2 
730 
72-7 

710 


600 
480 
000 
67-5 
68-4 
670 
63-3 

590 


480 
450 
470 
44-5 
440 
470 
461 

44-0 


670     I  590 

1 

70-5     [  64-0 

730  700 


850 


83-0 


550 
620 
620 

76-4 


500 

47-6 
530 

71-0 


860 
750 
880 
900 
890 
79-5 

87-5 


73-0 
81-6 
S9  0 

870 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

Minimum  Temperature  at  all  Stations  fox-  each  Month  and  the  Year  1909. 


351 


Stations. 


Yukon. 

Carcross 

Da  wson .... 
White  Hor,-sc 


British  Colvmbu. 

Agassiz.  

,\lb('rni.  

.Atlin 

Babine  Lake 

Barkervillc 

Bella  Coola 

Chilcotin   ySig  Creek). 

Clayoquot 

Cowichan  (Tzouhalen). 

Cranbrook 

Enderby 

Estevan  Pt 

Fairview r 

Glacier  .  ,. . 

Golden 

Hedley  (Nickel  Plate). 

Hedley 

Holberg 

Ikeda  Bay 

Kamloops 


— 56  0 
—65-0 
—610 

—  50 

2-8 

— 45  0 

— 42  0 

— 37  0 

80 

—480 

13. 0 

1-4 


Kelowna  (Okanagan 

Mission) 


Ladner 

Massett,  Q.C.I 

Midway 

Nanaimo 

Needles 

Nelson 

New  Westminster 

Nicola  Lake 

North  Nicomen  

Pemberton  Hatchery. 

Penticton 

Port  Simpson 

Prince  Rupert 

Princeton 

Quesnelle 


13. 0 


-32.0 
-  470 


-44  0 
-.53  0 
-49  0 

150 
17-9 
-41  0 
-43  0 
-31  0 
-  30 
-36  0 


— 18  0 

—250 

150 

30  0 
250 

80 
—  1-5 

50 
220 

30 


270 


260 


-150 
-21. 0 


— 260 


70 


9-5 
—30-8 

— 22-2 

40 

100 


6-0 


— 170 

2-9 

j— 40-5 

j—  2-0 

I— 110 

!~10  0 

30 

20 

49  0 

—410 


23-2 


19-9 

80 

200 

40 

9-5 

20 

0-6 

-  90 

-50  0 


270 


-  80 
-15  0 
-20  0 

290 
220 

-  30 
11-3 

80 
240 

70 
270 
270 


300 


00 
10 


240 
230 
230 

300 
280 
24-5 
26- 1 
200 
320 
180 
300 
33-8 


310         340 


110 
18-0 


260 
240 


200 


290 


260  ■      320 


30-5 
29-0 


220         25-2 


171 
300 
28. 0 


28-7 


350 
32-7 
32. 3 


20- 1-  I  300 
290  j  300 
300         350 


250 
290 
270 

38-0 
350 
300 
27-3 
280 
330 
250 
,38  0 
39-8 
29-5 


350 
.37  0 
320 


400 
460 
32. 0 
320 


41- 
35- 
38- 
33- 
35- 
62- 
33- 
41- 
42- 
31- 
39  ■ 
44, 

00 
36 
35 


33  0 
26-5 
31  0 

42. 0 
350 
33-5 
32-8 
300 
320 
250 
420 
39-5 
270 
320 
430 
52-0 
330 
310 


.38  0 
38-3 
390 
43-6 

39-5 
400 
440 


410 
460 
400 
470 

42. 0 
44. 0 
460 


28-5 


320 


39-8 


250 
27-8 
14-0 
300 
160 
200 
27-7 
31-4 
40 
-  10 


28-0 
28-5 
23  0 
300 
220 
220 
25-5 
28-8 
19  0 
160 


350 
.34  0 
29-0 
330 
28-5 
290 
33-4 
33-9 
220 
220 


400 
41-3 
37-0 
410 
330 
380 
37-7 
37- 1 
330 
300 


420 
410 
41. 0 
42-6 
380 
43  0 
370 
410 
45-2 
41-8 
330 
350 


410 
440 
42-9 
438 

.39  0 
380 
420 


420 


.37-0 

42  4 
.35  0 

43  0 
360 
39-5 
44-5 
43-7 
310 
31-9 


25  0 
120 
210 

350 
340 
28-0 
26-5 
290 
390 
250 
360 
330 
250 
300 
370 
45-0 
340 
290 


360 
42- 1 
3'6  0 
39  0 

270 
300 
400 


.34  0 


360 
.37-3 
280 
400 
300 
32  5 
41-4 
47-3 
270 
290 


80 

-  10 

10 

290 
300 
130 
200 
190 
260 
160 
34  0 
29-5 
200 
250 
350 
320 
250 
250 


270 
.38  0 
35  0 
27-2 

280 
300 
30  0 
210 
32-5 


280 
.33-9 
230 
.35- 0 
290 
260 
32-5 
31-8 
100 
220 


40  0 

— 45  0 

-53  0 

250 

18-0 

-27-5 

-13-7 

-120 

190 

-12  0 

26-5 

190 

0-5 

90 

260 

240 

-  50 

00 


90 
290 
250 
10-4 

130 
200 
25-0 
100 
20-9 


—39-0 
-^5-5 
—51-0 

14-0 

12-0 

34-5 

—23-0 

—22-0 

7-0 

—28-0 

23-0 

180 

2-0 

4-0 

22-0 

11-0 

— U-0 

—22-0 

—210 

1-0 

22-0 

25-0 

—  0-6 

9-0 
15-0 
18-0 


140 

21-5 

50 

21-0 

13-0 

13-5 

18-5 

17-0 

4-0 

-10-0 


3-4 

0-9 

3-0 

12-0 

6-0 

13-0 

40 

12-0 

14-3 

12-4 

—  8-0 

24-0 


—56-0 
— 65  0 
—61-0 

—  5-0 
2-8 

—45-0 
— 43  0 
— 37  0 

—  8-0 
-48-0 

1-4 


13-0 

— 32  0 

— 47  0 

— 20  0 

9-5 
—30-8 

—22-2 

40 
10- 0 


3-4 


2-9 
-40-5 
-  20 
-110 
-10-0 
200 
0-U 
-49  0 
-50-0 


352 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

Minimum  Tempekatube  at  all  Stations  for  each  Month  and  the  Year  1,909 — Continued. 


Stations. 


British  Columbia — 
Concluded. 

Uc.vclstoko 

Koysland 

Kuskin  (.St;ivc  FalKs).... . 

Salmon  Arm 

Salt  Spring  Island 

Stevcston  (Garry  Pt.)-- 

Stuart's   Lake    (Ft.    St. 
Jame.s) 


Suninierland 

Swanson  Bay. . ., 

Tobacco  Plains  (Elko) . 

Tranquille 

Vancouver 

Vernon  ... 

^'i(•toria  ... 

Wilmer 

Winter  Harbour 


-30- 1) 
-lG-3 


—27-0 


!I0 
0'.5 


—  70 


.Vlbeiha. 

.\lrx  i 

Atlial»asca  Landing I 

lianfT 

Hon  .\ccord. 

(.'aljsaiy 

Cardston 

IJaysland 

Uidsbury 

Dunvegan 

Kckviilc 

Edmonton 

Emsburg 

Fort  Vermillion  (1)... 
Fori  Vermilion  (2)   . . 

Ulcichpn 

Harmattan .    . 
lli«h  Kivcr   . 
HiUsdown. . 
Islay.. 

Knc(.'hill 

Lethbridge 

Lethbridgo  (2) 


20 

-50-5 
-18-0 

50 
-27-0 
-33  0 

3-7 
-30-0 

7-4 


230 

-52-5 
50 

-  30 

-  40 
-13  0 

230 

-18-0 

2S-2 


120 

15-7 


160 


21-0 

21-3 


250 


29  o 

-  9-5 
200 
25-0 
160 
190 
28-0 
19-0 
.30-5 


110 


—55-0 
—49-5 
—47-0 
— 4(i-7 
^40 
-46-0 
— 50  0 
— 54  0 
— 56  0 
— 61-0 
— 50  0 
—440 
— 59  0 
—57-0 
—48-0 
— 50  0 
—44-0 
— 52  0 


— 55  0 

-40-4 

^5-4 

25  0 


j— 50  0 
^30- 5 
j— 38-0 
j— 31-0 
i— 35'0 
I— 32-0 
j— 32-0 
— 45  0 
—480 
|— 56-0 
j— 39-0 
1—36.0 
1-59-5 
-58  0 
-47-0 
—42-0 
—30-5 
-36-0 
50  0 


.30-0 


-22-0 
-29  0 

-  0-0 
-13-0 

30 

-  50 
0-0 
0-0 

-11-0 
-28  0 
-19-0 
-14-0 
-26-0 
-26-0 
-11-0 


29  0 

11-5 
26-0 
28-0 
22-0 
21-0 
27-8 
18-0 
32-0 


29-0 
31-0 


32-0 


30  0 


4-0 
17-0 

5  9 

-  1-S 

100 

5-0 


-26-9 
-28-5 


—130 

—  50 

—14-0 

—15-0 

-17-5 

—  9-3 

-  3-5 

40 

13-0 

6-0 

10 

-  1-0 
-28-2 
-30  0 

-  2-0 
SO 
9-0 
5-0 

-  2-0 
5-0 
8-5 
3-0 


33-5 

21-0 
320 
32-0 
29-0 
290 
35-0 
28-0 
.34-3 


38-0 
.37-5 


41-0 


35-0 


25-0 
19  0 
20-4 
22-4 
22-0 
20-0 


390 

27-0 
44-5 
39-0 
38-0 
400 
41-7 
390 
42-2 


400 
40-5 


44-0 


36  0 
400 


38-0 


390 


37-0 
25  0 
21-1 
36-2 
360 
42-0 


16-0 
21-0 
170 
26-0 
27-0 
14-7 
13-0 
16-0 
160 
19  0 
250 
15-0 


21-3 

24-8 


34-0 
32-0 
26-0 
35-0 
36-0 
.30-2 
29-0 
30-0 
280 
34-0 
.33-0 
24-0 


41-0 

30-0 
44-0 
46-0 
41-0 
44-0 
430 
40- 0 
44-9 


37-3 
34-5 


42-0 


44-0 
31-0 
32-6 
37-2 
41-0 
400 
38-0 
40- 0 
34-0 
28-0 
39-0 
390 
34-4 
39-0 
37-0 


34-0 
400 
45-0 


.38  0 

29-5 
40-0 
46-0 
360 
41-0 
42-6 
400 
44-3 


42-0 


330 
20  0 
28-9 
28-9 
33-0 
29-0 


30-0 
310 
24-0 
29-0 
32-0 
30-2 
29-0 
28-0 


30-0 
32-0 
22-0 


E 


36-0 
34-3 


27-0 


31-0 

21-0 
36-5 
42-0 
360 
380 
37-0 
36-0 
38-3 
30-0 


27-0 
19  0 
30 -8_ 
29-0 
31-0 
300 
26-0 
28-0 
23-0 
18  0 
260 
310 
22  0 
21-0 
23-0 


30 
30- 


30-5 


29-5 


10-0 
11-0 
220 
15-0 
23-0 
20-0 


—10-0 

2-5 

15-0 

3-0 

19-5 

16-5 


-19-0     !— 39-0 
13-0  70 


-30-0 
-16-3 


-27-0 


2-0 


23-0 

9-0 

90 

230 

11-0 

25-4 

0-0 


—52-5 

—18-0 
1 
18-0     I    —3-0 


130     —22-0 

2-0     ;— 38-0 

20-9     '—17-5 


8-0 
19  0 
250 


43-8     I     34-1 
39-8         29-6 


27-0 
20  0 
260 


32-2 

26-8 


18-0 
14-0 
100 
30 
150 
11-8 
100 
-120 


—21-1 

—120 
—  140 
— 26  0 
0-0 
—29-0 
—25  0 
—27-0 
—14-0 
—35-0 

—17-0 


—  4-0 


17-4 


— 27  0 

— 33  0 

3-7 


4-0     I    —30-0 


23-6 


—20-0     I 
21-0 


—  30 
34-0 

-23-5 
-24-7 
-23-0 
30-0 
■22  0 
-22-0 
•42-0 
■28-0 
■30-0 
-22-0 

—46-0 
41  0 

—28-0 


15  0 
100 
150 


lfi-2 
10-4 


-19  0 

-210 

30  0 


—26-0 

—21-0 

30-0 


-15-1 
-17-4 


-21-2 

-28-4 


— 55  0 
—49-5 
— 47  0 
—40-7 
-440 
—16-0 
—50-0 
—54-0 
—56-0 
—61-0 
— 50  0 
—440 
-59-5 
—57-0 
-48-0 


—44-0 
—52-0 
—50-0 


—40-4 

— 15-4 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

Minimum  Tempekature  at  all  Stations  for  each  Month  and  the  Year  1909 — Continued. 


35.3 


Stations, 


Alberta — Concluded. 

Medicine  Hat 

Pakan  (Victoria) 

Peace  River  Crossing. . . 

Pincher  Creek 

Red  Deer 

Threehills  Creek 

Waitefield  (Ranfurly)  . 
Wetaskiwin 


Saskatchewan. 


Battleford 

Broadview 

Cannington  Manor 

Chaplin 

Crescent  Lake 

Drumague  (Hubbard).. 
Esterhazy  (Fairfield).. 

Estevan 

Fond  du  Lac 

Glaslyn 

GrenfeU  (Brownhill) . . . 

Humboldt 

Indian  Head 

Kamsaok 

Lloydminster 

Melfort 

Meota  (Prince) 

Moose  Jaw 

Moosomin 


39  0 

—600 

56  0 

48  0 


— 56  0 
— 52  0 
^7-0 


-50  0 


Muenster  (St.  Peter's 
Monastery) 


Pense  (Gatesgarth) . 

Prince  Albert 

Qu'Appelle 

Regina 

Saskatoon 

Swift  Current 

Waseca 

Yorkton 


—47-0 
—460 
-^50 
-^4.0 
—490 
— 39  0 
— 56  0 
—580 
420 


-25-3 
-47-0 
-51  0 
-30- 0 
-43-5 
-51-5 
-43  0 
-39  0 


-38  0 


^70 
—540 
— 510 
—470 
— 570 
— 420 
41-0 

•49  0 
— 49  0 
—50. 5 
— 32  0 

52  0 
-48-0 

38  0 
—490 
—44-0 


-390 
-40  0 
-36  0 
-38  0 
-37  0 
-27-0 
-48-0 
-52  0 
-34  0 


00 
-24  0 
-170 
-  1-0 
-19-5 
-16-5 
-17  0 
-20  0 


-15  0 


110 
40 
—  50 
50 
6-5 
5-5 
4-5 
00 


20 


— 10  0 

— 18  0 

200 

18-0 

24. 0 

■  50 

— 37  0 

— 32  0 

-  8-0 


-36  0 
-45  0 
-39-0 


6-0 

—  10 

30 

10 

40 

70 

25-0 

— 13  0 


—110 
-25-0 
— 17  0 


-44-0 
-29-5 
-320 

— 39  0 
— 300 
—37-0 
— 35  0 
— 35  0 
-37-0 
-28-0 


— 18  0 
-9-0 
— 130 

22  0 
■13  0 
•18  0 
•14  0 
— 13  0 
110 
8-0 


1 


-37  0  |— 20  0 
-35-0  ! 


1-0 
0-0 
4-6 


30 
10 
80 

30 

00 

14-5 

10 

—  10 

—  2-0 
70 
50 
40 


300 
170 
220 
240 
200 
17-5 
200 
25-0 


22-0 

80 
130 
18. 0 

60 
110 

20 

150 

-10  0 

50 
130 
190 
U-O 

80 


38-0 
320 
300 
30-0 
33-0 
320 
35-5 
300 


32-0 
360 
370 
33  0 
32-0 
310 
300 
340 
290 
22.0 


190 

15-0 
50 

120 
120 

50 
12-0 

9-0 
22-0 
21-0 
200 
10-0 


320 
340 
300 


260 
330 
350 

320 
280 
31-5 
320 
31-0 
390 
38-0 
310 
34-0 


450 
36-0 
360 
360 
400 
370 
40- 1 
43-0 


460 
40-0 
410 
43  0 
430 
390 
410 
42-0 
44-0 
370 
430 
410 
43-0 
39-0 
42-8 


400 
46-0 
440 

44-0 
430 
440 
440 
430 
47-0 
45-0 
380 
45-0 


370 
280 
300 
300 
29-5 
280 
28-0 
310 


320 
330 
320 
32-0 
310 
33-0 
290 
360 
390 
21-0 
350 
370 
38-0 
310 
30-5 


26-0 
36-5 
33-0 

35-0 
300 
380 
37-0 
340 
360 
330 
28-0 
320 


32-0 
270 
260 
300 
23-0 
230 
28-0 
280 


25-0 
280 
22-0 
27-0 
27-0 
24-0 
25-0 
310 
23-0 
150 
260 
260 
29-0 
27-0 
23-1 
250 
19-0 
30-5 
280 

290 
240 
27-0 
26-0 
25-0 
24-0 
28-0 
20-0 
30-0 


17-0 
90 
14-0 
22-0 
14-5 
110 
6-5 
150 


80 
70 
60 
4-0 
10 
50 
20 
10 
•  40 
30 
70 
60 
2-0 
30 
1-5 
10 
40 
80 
90 

40 
60 
6-5 
40 
2-0 
80 
6-0 
5-0 


s 


15-0 
—320 
-36-0 
— 14  0 
— 24  0 
—240 
— 240 
— 210 


-26  0 


-150 
-13  0 
-26-0 


-29  0 
-  90 
-35  0 
-27-0 
-150 


-20- 0 
-25  0 
-26-2 
-29-0 
-350 
-110 
-16-0 

-28-0 
-22  0 
-27-5 
-18-0 
-15-0 
-28-0 
-  8-0 
-24-0 


—18-0 
— 30  0 
-400 
-26-0 
— 26  0 
•24-0 
—25-2 
-24-0 


—22-0 


.39  0 

60  0 

56  0 

-^8-0 


-27-0 

— 25  0 

—38-0— 

-26-0 

—430 

— 20  0 

—46-0 

-35-0 

-23-0 


56  0 

52-0 

—470 


-50-0 


—47-0 
— 46  0 
-45-0 


-^9-0 
—39-0 
— 56  0 
-58-0 


30  0 
—450 
-24-8 
-34-0 
-27-0 
—21-5 
-28-0 

—260 
-28-0 
-28-0 
-30-0 
—29-0 
—23-0 
-22-0 
■22-0 


—470 
54-0 


570 
^42-0 
-41-0 

—490 
—490 
-50-5 
—35-0 
—52-0 
-48-0 
—38-0 
^9-0 


22476—23 


354 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

Minimum  Tempkraturk  at  all  Stations  for  each  Month  and  the  Year  1909 — Continued. 


Stntioii'i 


Manitoba 

.Vlmasippi — 4L0     — 31-0 

Aweme  (St.  Alban's)....   —40-5      — 28-.') 

Berens  River —48-3      -390 

Birtlp 

Hrandon  ..  .    .|  -50-4      —35-3 

Carbnrry j  —56-0      —440 

Carman i 

Cypress  River ' 

Hillview ||— 42-0 

Minnedosa —39-3 

Morden — 41-0 

Oakbank —48-7 

Pieraon 

Pipestone 

Portage  la  Prairie 

(2)....   —40-0     —28-5 

Stony  Mountain — 46.0     — 370 

Swan  River —48-0     —470 

■Prplieriip  .  .  ..    —43-0      —330 

Virden 

Winnipeg |  —45-0     — 33S 


C8 
S 


j— 38-0 
—34-5 
-29-5 
— 40  0 


-17-0 
-19-0 
-210 


-24-2 
-20  0 


— 210 

21-8 

-130 

— 23  0 


I 


Ontario. 
Agincourt. .. 

Alton 

.Aurora 

Bancroft 

Barrie 

Beatrice 

Bimam 

Bloomficid 

Brantford 

Bruce  Mines 

Chatham 

Clinton 

Cockburn  Island. 
Coldwater.. 

Copper  Cliff 

Cottam 

East  Toronto .... 
Elora 


-16 

-  8: 

-26 
-10 
-17 
-12 

-  9 
-20 
-19 

-  8 

-  9 
-10 
-20 
-24 
-13 


-10 

-16 

-15-3 

-23 

-U 

-18 

00 
-13 
-10 
-16 

1 

n 

-12 
0 
-30 
_  2 
-11 


-20  0 
-24  0 
-27  0 
-20  0 

-IS- 5 


-  4 
15 

-  5 
0 

-  6 
10 

4 
6 

-  9 
13 

8 

-  7 
2 

-12 
13 
4 


70 

70 

-17  0 


8-0 
1-0 


66 
.50 
40 


120 

50 

— 14  0 

6-0 

s-s 

15 

6 
10-S 

5 
10 

4 
17 
18 
14 

6 
19 
10 


16 
14 
90 


160 
14-5 

40 
160 

90 
230 
ISO 
160 


14-9 
17-0 
19-3 
110 
50 
200 
18-0 
160 
140 
150 
200 
20-0 

30 

23 
29'0 

25 

29 

29 

30 

33 

30 

23 

30 
•30 

24 

24 

22 

22 

30 

27-5 


33  0 
33-0 
31-0 
450 
28-0 
400 
300 
300 
38-0 
31-8 
360 
33-5 
350 
390 
39-0 
370 
330 
280 
290 
370 
33-7 

40 
33 
37-3 
30 
39 
38 
41 
33 
40 
36 
44 
37 
24 
29 
39 
40 
41 
35 


40-0 
42-5 
50-0 
42-0 
390 
320 
400 
330 
450 
41-5 
43-5 
420 
42  0 
450 
48-5 
48-0 
440 
440 
400 
36-0 
44-0 


44 
39 
430 
38 
48 
46 
42 
48 
44 
40 
45 
39 
43 
35 
47 
42 
45 
43 


34-0 
30-5 
35  0 
350 
30-5 
190 
38  0 
360 
310 
29-5 
36-5 
370 
28-0 
32-5 
440 
430 
38-0 
360 
37-0 
290 
35  0 

41 
34 
35-2 
32 
40 
34 
43 
42 
41 
33 
45 
40 
36 
29 
36 
42 
41 
38 


C 


29-0 

320 

27-0 

290 

280 

ISO 

.30  0 

30  0 

290 

320 

310 

320 

28-0 

29-0 

350. 

350 

300 

28-0 

320 

28-0 

29-8 

38 
28 
31-2 
29 
36 
32 
31 
36 
31 
31 
32 
30 
32 
26 
35 
35 
37 
31 


7-0 
4-5 
100 
90 
00 
00 
50 
80 
80 
40 
90 
120 
100 
110 
12-0 
120 
70 
100 
50 
120 
10-7 

21 
15 
17-0 
14 
21 
17 
27 
20 
21 
18 
25 
27 
19 
12 
18 
19 
20 
21 


-15-0 
-14-5 
-15-5 


-21-2 
-29  0 


-.32  0 
^0-5 
— 38  0 


^5-4 
—550 


-14  0 
-14-7 
-110 
-11-5 


-11-0 
-140 
-22  0 
-19-0 


-35  0 
-39  0 
-27-0 
-32  0 


-410 
-40-5 
—48-3 


-50-4 
-56-0 


-42-0 
-39-3 
-41-0 
—48-7 


— 32  0 

—400 

—35-0 

—460 

—46-0 

-48-0 

-400 

— 43  0 

—  6-0  1—34-3    — '15-0 


12 

15 

2-7 

—  2 

6 

S 

11 

13 

14 

3 

20 

10 

8 

9 

-0 

20 
12 
8 


-9 

-19 

-8-0 

-14 

-U 

-  9 
5 

-  9-5 

-  7 
-19 

2 

-10 

-  3 
-12 
-15 

-  9 
-10 

-  0-5 


-10-0 
— 19  0 
-^15-3 
— 26'0 
—110 
— lS-0 
—120 
— 13  0 
—20-0 
—19-0 
—  80 
—10-0 
—12-0 
—20-0 
— 30  0 
— 13  0 
-11-0 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

Minimum  Temperature  at  all  Stations  for  each  Month  and  the  Year  1909 — Continued. 


355 


[ 
Slatious. 

January, 

5 

1=1 

1,      ' 
< 

s 

"-5 

95 

s 
< 

1 
£ 

S 

0 

1 

a 

1 
>- 

OsTAHio — Conlinued.     \ 

o 

o 

O 

^ 

0 

= 

0 

° 

0 

« 

0 

' 

"    ■ 

Gravenhurst 

—170 

— 22-2 

—186 

00 

28. 0 

36. 0 

410 

33. 0 

28. 0 

15. 8 

1.2 

—  7.4 

— 22. 2 

Guelph 

-120 

—  7-0 

70 

12. 0 

29-0 

38. 0 

44. 0 

41.0 

31. 0 

230 

11. 0 

—  90 

— 12  0 

Haileybuiy 

— 32  0 

-33-4 

—11.4 

70 

26. 6 

33.9 

43. 0 

35.7 

340 

17-2 

0.2 

15.0 

—33.4 

—19 
—  6 

—19 
-7-5 

—  8 
12 

0 

18 

27 
33 

32 
44 

36 
.50 

32 
45 

29 
41 

11 
25 

4 

18 

—  5 

-4 

— 190 

Hamilton 

—  7-5 

Huntsvillc.  -  . 

—17 

—15 

—  3 

0 

28 

33 

44 

28 

10 

4 

—  8 

— 170 

Kakabeka  Falls 

-4S 

-39 

—20 

—  5 

17 

26 

37 

35 

23 

8 

—  4 

—19 

-^80 

Konora 

—44. 
—  9-2 

-.37- 
—11-4 

—14. 

8.2 

3 
17-4 

14. 
20. 3 

—  2- 

138 

-27- 
—  5.9 

Kingston 

33. 8 

40. 9 

47.3 

42. 3 

42-9 

—11.4 

Kimiiuunt . 

—21 

—20 

—16 

—  6 

25 

32 

36 

32 

27 

13 

S 

—29 

-29-0 

Lakefield. 

—10 

—15 

3 

12 

32 

41 

49 

42 

36 

23 

7 

—10 

— 150 

Lakeside  Home 

-  4 

—  7 

9 

17 

33 

45 

45 

50 

40 

25 

15 

—  4 

—  70 

I-ake  Talon 

—2.5.0 

— 30  0 

,00 

38 

26. 0 

300 

40. 5 

32. 0 

27. 2 

13. 0 

—  20 

—12.0 

— 250 

Lindsay-  ... 

—30.0 

—160 

10 

11-9 

24. 0 

34. 8 

46-7 

40. 0 

32. 9 

18-7 

60 

—12.0 

— 300 

London 

-14-5 

—  30 

11. 5 

160 

29. 0 

390 

42.5 

42.0 

30. 5 

240 

15. 5 

00 

—14. 5 

Lome  Park ' 

—12 

—10 

2 

13 

29 

37 

45 

42 

36 

21 

12 

-10 

— 12  0 

Lucknow 

—  i-O 

—  16 

9-2 

9-9 

27-2 

33. 8 

40. 0 

39. 0 

290 

24. 3 

50 

—13. 7 

-13-7 

Madoc 1 

—11 

-13 

2 

U 

29 

38 

43 

32 

31 

20 

9 

—10 

— 130 

M  ea,f  ord l 

1- 

0. 

3. 

10. 

32. 

38- 

48. 

46. 

38. 

25. 

10. 

5. 

1.0 

Midland 

-10 

—  4 

—15 

—  8 

0 
0 

—15 
—15 

8 
14 

—  1 

2 

15 
15 

32 
31 

45 
43 

55 

50 

50 

45 
34 
40 

44 

40 
32 
35 
37 

38 

25 
25 
20 
19 
25 

7 
4 

7.5 
5 
10 

-7 
4 
—10. 5 
—11 
—  5 

— 100 

Xorth  Bruce    . . 

—  40 

Orillia 

6 

15 

30 
35 

38 
42 

47 
50 

— 150 

Otonabee 

—15-0 

—16 
—  3 

—16 

—15 

—  4 

—  6 

2 
12 

14 
14 
16 

30 
30 
31 

40 
36 

41 

47 
45 
45 

43 
39 
44 

37 
34 
34 

22 
23 
24 

7 
4 
15 

-10 

2 

—  6 

—16-0 

Owen  Sound - 

—  4-0 

Paris ' 

— 160 

Parry  Sound 

—  I.T 

—  15 

2 

8 

27 

45 

44 

^7 

35 

14 

5 

—16 

— 160 

Pelee  Island 

0 
-10 

o 

10 

—18 

5 

17 

0 

20 

22 

,0 
22 

36 
28 
31 

50 

39 

:  35 

47 
38 

36 

48 

39 

30 

■  38 

34 
18 
30 

30 
6 
14 

4 

—12 

5 

Peterboro  . 

—     18. 0 

Point  Clark 

20 

Port  Arthur 

—.37- 

—26- 

—  5* 

2. 

IS. 

;  33- 

43. 

41- 

31- 

12. 

2. 

—14. 

— 370 

Port  Burwcll 

|— 110 

I-U.4 

—  80 

—  9-4 

11-5 

9.2 

15. 5 

15. 1 

.32. 0 
29. 5 

'  41. 5 
41.5 

44  0 

46  5 

42.0 
43.1 

34  0 
35.0 

255 
24.1 

14. 0 

15. 2 

—  10 

—  50 

— 110 

Port  Dover 

—14. 4 

Port  Hope 

_  - 

3 

16 

23 

38 

45 

40 

36 

21 

10 

—  8 

Port  Stanley    . 

-15-7 

1-2 

110 

1     18.0 

30. 2 

39.7 

42.4 

44.0 

31-8 

25. 1 

13-7 

—  0.8 

-15.7 

-24- 

—  ■20 

—  3 

-20. 
-2.5 

—  4 

—  4- 
—15 

S 

!     13- 

-  1 

20 

6 

28- 
26 
32 
11 

34. 
34 

48 
32 

41- 
41 
48 
30 


36. 
33 
48 
30 

29. 
33 
26 
23 
33 

17. 
18 
23 
19 
j     20 

—  8. 
6 

12 

—  1 

7 

—14. 

—  8 
2 

—16 

—  8 

— 24  0 

—25-0 

—40 

1      ■ 

1 

22476— 23§ 


356 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

Minimum  Temperature  at  all  Stations  for  each  Month  and  the  Year  1909 — Continued. 


Stations. 


Ontario — Concluded. 

Southampton 

Stratford 

Stonecliffc 

Stony  Creek 

Toronto 

Uplands 

Mosa 

Uxbridge 

Wallaceburg 

Welland 

White  River 

Windsor 

Woodford 

Woodstock 


Quebec. 

Abitibi 

Anticosti,  S.W.  Pt. 

Bird  Rocks 

Brome 

Chicoutimi 

Clark  City 

Father  Point 


MacDonald  College  (St. 
Anne  de  Bellevue) . 


Montreal 

Perc6 

Quebec 

Shawinigan  Falls.. 

Sherbrooke 

Whitefish 


New  Brunswick. 

Chatham 

Dalhousie 

Fredericton 

Grand  Manan 

Moncton 

St.  John 

St.  Stephen 

Sussex 


-  6-2 
-10 
-29-0 
-13 

-  2-6 
-28-5 
-19 

—11- 

4 
—14 
-48 

0 


-14  0 

—460 
— 16  0 
—  3-6 

30-0 
-35-3 
— 38  0 

23-3 

-24-0 


OS 

5 


31 
1 

—29-0 
10 

■  8-7 
23  0 
—19 
—14- 

—  2 

—  7 
—47 

0 


-10  0 

^00 

18-0 

6-7 

23  0 

-28-8 

-33  0 

-22-5 

-13  0 


-17-2     1-111 

-15-3 

-22-8     —160 


-25-7 
-540 

-22  0 

—25-0 

■270 

•  30 

■200 

—  9-6 

— 13  0 

-19-0 


14-3 
-^8-0 

■22-5 

■15  0 

23  0 

20 

■23  0 

■  7-3 

— 28  0 

—26-0 


03 


61 

7 
-22  0 

8 

6^S 
-14  0 

-  7 

-  4- 
12 

9 

-26 

17 


■§ 


80 

rl9  0 

-  50 
3-6 

-  90 
-20  8 
-22  0 
-14  0 

-  1-5 
•  3-6 

-  3-5 

-  7-4 


-12-3 
-36  0 

—  50 


111 
16 
5-0 
15 

15-6 
160 
19 
12- 
19 
14 
-20 
21 


110 

-  50 
10-5 


7-8 
11-5 
2-0 
70 
1-0 
40 


150 

10-4 

70 

17-7 

180 
19-4 
11-1 
16-6 
70 
14-7 
-18  0 

9-5 
60 
115 
20-0 
170 
18-5 
160 
10  0 


29-1 

27 

250 

34 

30-6 

18-5 

27 

29- 

29 

32 

15 

32 


24-0 


210 

240 


28-0 
29-0 
270 
300 

330 
33-5 
270 
31-6 
380 
300 
150 

30-5 
230 
290 
32-5 
300 
32-7 
300 
280 


37-9 

37 

320 

44 

42-9 

29-7 


39- 

42 
43 
27 
47 


37-3 


320 
320 


310 
35-4 
280 
320 

400 
44-4 
406 
380 
340 
350 
250 

340 
250 
28-5 
37-2 
330 
38-7 
25-0 
300 


46-2 

43 

400 

48 

47-6 

350 


45- 


44 
35 
50 


44-9 

42-0 
44-0 
42-2 
39-0 
441 
440 
430 

47-9 
52-0 
45-3 
460 
400 
44-5 
290 

445 
390 
44-4 
41-0 
400 
48-7 


400 


401 

40 

37-0 

42 

45-5 

25-7 


36- 


45 
29 
50 


a 


361 
29 

340 
36 

40-8 
25^7 


30- 


41-0 

360 
450 
49-2 
310 
38-3 
370 
400 

410 
45-8 


36-8 
370 
35-4 
27-0 

380 
400 
43-2 
450 


40 
20 
21 
38 
310 

330 
35-5 
392 
300 
33-3 
310 
32-0 

359 
42-5 
37-7 
36-4 
330 
32-3 
240 

35-5 
320 
330 
44-0 


24^1 

23 

150 

22 

21-3 

100 


380     i    32-0 


45-7 


34- 


43-3 
310 
300 


18- 
25 
23 
6 
28 
28 
25.0 

150 
18  0 
330 
140 
18-2 
230 
260 

23-5 
24-4 
30-3 
22-6 
120 
21  0 


5-1 

13 
-11-0 

21 

13-7 
-  20 


J3 

a 


280 
300 
250 
300 
230 
28-7 
220 
24-0 


27 

21 

-10 

26 


14-0 

-  SO 

140 

22-5 

40 

—  5-2 

00 

12-0 

90 
10-7 


120 

30 

121 


140 
130 
18-0 
230 
14-0 
210 
15-0 
16-0 


0-9 
13 
160 

—  5 

—  50 
— 15  0 


-12- 

-  2 

-  2 
-34 

1 


-  45 

-17-0 

1-0 

12-2 

-14-0 

-14-6 

-11-0 

20 

-  6-8 
-2-2 

2-9 
-13-4 
-19  0 
-16-4 


-  8-5 

-  0-3 
-15  0 

50 
-160 

3-5 
-14-0 
-20-0 


-6-2 
-13  0 
-29-0 
-13  0 

-  8-7 
-28  ■  5 


-14-0 

— 14  0 

-48-0 

00 


— 14  0 

— 40  0 
— 18  0 
—  6-7 
— 30  0 
—35-3 
— 38  0 
—23-3 

— 24  0 
-17-2 

-22-8 

-25-7 


—22-5 
—25-0 
-27-0 
—  3-0 

t23-0 

-  9-6 

—26-0 


METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES. 

Minimum  Temperature  at  all  Stations  for  each  Month  and  the  Year  1909— Cmicliuled. 


357 


Stations. 


Nova  Scotu. 

Halifax 

Parrsboro' 

Port  Hastings 

Sable  Island 

Sydney 

Truro 

Windsor 

Yarmouth 

Prince  Edward  Island 

Charlottetown 

Hamilton 

Summerside 


Newfoundland. 

Burin 

Port  aux  Basques 

St.  George 

St.  John's 


-  9-1 

-  80 
0-0 

130 

-  40 
-10-2 

-  40 
3-6 

-12  0 
-12-0 
-150 

20 


Bermttda. 
Prospect 


—  50 

—  50 

540 


—10-5 

—190 

20 

130 

—12-7 

23-0 

—  90 

4-8 

-160 

—160 

-22  0 

170 


4-5 
10 


450 


40 

-  50 
150 
210 

7-5 
-12-4 

-  20 
U-8 

-  1-0 
30 

-  10 

240 
120 
100 
180 

490 


20-6 
150 
170 
250 
210 
150 
18-0 
22-5 


170 
150 

320 
22-0 
19-4 
21-5 

51-6 


31-2 
27-0 
250 
320 
29-4 
270 
290 
40-8 


21-0         300 
27-0 


300 

350 
29-5 
28-4 
300 

59-4 


36-2 


300 
39-0 
32-4 
31-4 
33-5 
37-0 

37-0 
40-0 
3B0 


36-0 
34-8 
33-0 

63-6 


44-9 


380 
49-0 
39-4 
41-6 
440 
43-9 

490 
490 
440 


43-0 
43-4 
410 


< 


44-7 
41-0 
430 
51-5 
38-4 
39-0 


39-0 

38-8 

45  0 

480 

390 

42-0 
49-5 
440 

68-0 


a 


36-4 
32-0 
40-0 
52-0 
35-9 
300 
330 
33-3 

41-0 


36-0 


29-8 
27-5 
250 
380 
28-9 
25-8 
280 
28-8 

32-0 


38-5 
390 
350 

69-0 


J3 

a 

> 
a 
2 


29-5 
32-8 
33-0 

60-4 


20-1 
15-0 
23-0 
250 
24-9 
U-5 
17-0 
24-4 

21-0 


23  0 
24-2 
24-0 

55-0 


2-6 

-  6-5 
30 

25-0 

13-5 

-11-5 

-  30 
11-8 

4-0 


—10-5 

00 

13-0 

—12-7 

— 23  0 

—  9-0 

3-6 

—160 


135 
19-0 
20-0 

460 


12-0 

—  5-0 

-  50 

45-0 


358 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

Mean  Daily  Range  of  Temperature  for  each  Month  and  the  Year  1909. 


Stations. 


Yukon. 

Carcross .  . 
Dawson  .  . 
Wliitc  Horse   ,,, 


S 


5 


170 
10-9 


British  Columbh. 
Agassiz.-    .  . . 

Alberni.  

Atlin 

Babine  Lake 

Barkerville 

Bella  r'oola 

Chilcotin  (Big  Creek).. 

Clayoquot 

Cowiehan  (Tzouhaleni) 

('ranbrook 

Endoi'by.. 

F.Klevan  Pt 

I'^airview 

Glacier 

Golden 

Hedley  (Niekle  Plate).. 
Hedley. 

Holberg 

Ikeda  Bay 

Kainloops 


Kelowna     lOkanagan 

Mission) 


Ladner 

Massett,  Q.  C.  I 

Midway. 

Nanaimo 

Needles 

Nelson 

New  Westminster 

Nicola  Lake 

North  Nicomen 

Pemberton  Hatchery.. 

Penticton 

Port  Simpson 

Prince  Rupert 

Princeton 


13-0 


10-6 
IS  3 


16-4 


19-.5 
14-S 


21-9 
17-9 


11-7 
15-9 
7-2 
19-9 
15-5 

no 

24-7 


11-4 


100 
18-8 


13-3 


21-7 
250 
16-7 
22-5 
18-9 
18-5 
25-9 


16-7 


12-3 


15-6 
25-2 


231 


91 
12-4 

16-2 
10-6 
12-4 


9-1 


11-3 

9-7 

15-7 

10-6 

10-2 

11-9 

8-1 

90 

22-1 


13  0 

14-4 
100 
10-7 


10- 


10-9 
28-3 

22-6 
18-0 
12-1 


16-4 


9-6 
13  5 
111 
10-8 
12-6 
S-8 
90 
22-1 


11-7 
1.50 
ION 
17-5 
18-8 
24-3 
9-7 
9-2 
290 


ITS 
26-5 
21-5 


28-3 
31 -,5 
171 
21-7 
18-9 
21-6 
28-5 
21-3 
22-5 


12-2 


14-3 
22-6 


22-3 
131 
140 
22-4 

25-3 
21-9 
11-6 


19-6 


18-6 
19-2 
21-3 
20- 1 
26-2 
30-2 
120 
10-4 
28-4 


230 
25-9 
23-9 

31-8 
26-7 
20-9 
24-9 
12-5 
22-2 
301 
17-3 
19-4 


23  1 
27-5 
21-9 

.30-3 
.33  1 
19-9 
25-9 
21-3 
23-8 
33-9 

19-5 

1 

!     21-4 

i 

I     33-1 


11-4 


20- 1 

26-7 


24-6 
13-2 

lis 

26-9 

28-6 
18-8 
14-8 


12-0 
24-4 
24-2 
28-4 


10-2 
13- 1 
28-7 

29-3 
191 
13-7 


19-9 


20-2 
180 
24-2 
20-7 
26-5 
28-6 
12-8 
12-2 
29-4 


19-2 


23-8 
20-6 
25-2 
22-7 
290 
30-5 
13-4 
13-9 
32-2 


21-2 
24-3 
231 

27-5 
31-5 
17-2 
26-3 
20-4 
19-0 
.33-2 
14-6 
20-6 
.33-9 
32-5 
11-6 
29-9 
27-9 
320 


290 

9-2 

18-2 

28 '8 

28-4 
18-3 
II-O 


18-5 
2.5 '2 
26-6 
17-7 
25-7 
21-0 
28-2 
28-5 
100 
10-9 
31-9 


19-1  I  18-3 
24-9  1  14-7 
168  17-3 


29-8 
33-8 
161 
21-2 
15- 1 
15-2 
.30-8 
15-8 
220 
400 
34-0 
100 
.30-4 
22-4 
33  1 


.32-4 

9-3 

17-8 

27-4 

30-7 
19-3 
12-9 


33-8 
29-5 
12-2 
21-8 
14-5 
181 
29-0 
17 -S 
21-5 
34-8 
29-4 
102 
28-7 
17-7 
27-5 


19-7 


29-8 
20-8 
26-2 
22-6 
26-5 
31-7 
9-3 
9-2 
36-7 


31-0 

12-2 
191 
24-9 

24  5 
20-5 
11  4 


18-0 


22-3 
18-2 
26-7 
19-2 
23-3 
26-8 
SI 
9-5 
340 


13-9 
11-7 
1.5-0 

21-4 
lS-7 

7-8 
13  S 
11-8 
13  1 
20-5 
12-6 
15-7 
26-1 
18-9 
10-3 
19-6 

9-6 
170 


200 

0-8 

101 

17-0 

17-5 
16-4 
10-8 
20-0 
12'9 


17-0 
12-.5 
21-3 
13-7 
11-7 
19-9 
7-6 
S-9 
26-5 


13-4 

7-3 

11-4 

11-5 

13-8 
9-8 
14-2 
12-9 
IM 


9-3 
9-4 

12-9 

10-4 
7-9 

14-4 
7-6 
91 

16-9 


J3 

s 


12-9 

9-1 

14-4 

18-1 
12-3 

7-1 
13-7 
12-2 

8-8 
22-7 
121 
11-9 
13-4 
13-3 
12  0 
14-6 
10-6 
11-6 


15-4 
11-1 
21-4 

13-6 

10-5 

8-5 

16-0 

10-2 

11-2 

21-6 

11-4 

9-9 

13-7 

9-8 

10-8 

12-7 

13-3 

15-8 

16-1 

158 

4-8 

9-7 

8-7 

101 
i       8-1 
11-4 

9-1 

6-0 

7-5 

8-7 

12-7 

12-0 

S-8 

8-6 

6-3 

9-S 

14-7 


MKTEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

Mean  Daily  Range  of  Temperature  at  all  Stations  for  each  Month  and  the  Year  1909— Continued. 


359 


Stations. 


British  Columbia — 
Concluded. 

Quesnelle 

Revelstoke 

Rossland 

Ruskin  (Stave  Falls)... . 

Salmon  .^rm 

Salt  Spring  Island 

Steveston  (Garry  Pt) . . . 

Stuart's   Lake    (Ft.    St. 
James) 


Summerland 

Swanson  Bay 

Tobacco  Plains  (Elko). 
Tranquille 

Vancouver 

Vernon 

Victoria 

Wilmer 

Winter  Harbour 


.\lbekt.\. 

Alix 

Athabasca  Landing. 

Banff 

Bon  Accord 

Calgary 

Cardston- 

Daysland 

Didsbury. 

Dunvegan 

Eckville 

Edmonton 

Emsburg .- .  . . . 

Forr  Vermillion  (1). 
Fort  Vermillion  (2). 

Gleichen 

Harmaltan 

High  River 

Hillsdown 

Islay 

Kneehill 

Lethbridge 


13-4 

8-7 


121 


21-8 
12-0 
7-6 


S 


12-2 


11-4 

26-6 
14-2 
9-3 
13-6 


9-4 
16-3 
S-O 


9-7 

24-3 
31-3 

18-2 
18-8 
21-4 
25-2 
20.1 
27-5 
23-2 
27-9 
22-3 
18-0 
23-3 
21-8 
27-6 
30-2 
26-4 
23 -.5 


102 

22-1 
12-3 
11-3 
11-5 


8-6 
14-4 
9-1 


29-0 
25-3 


91 

23C 
311 
18-9 
17-1 
21.2 
24-5 
27-8 
28-6 
24-6 
300 
20.5 
21-2 
22-5 
24-3 
30-7 
27-9 
28-5 
211 
20-4 


26-4 
20-1 
13-4 


28-4 
22-0 
17-7 


20-9 


22-5 


12-7 

20-4 
18-7 
12-3 
16-2 


16-7 

221 
20-5 
14-9 
21-2 


S 


30-7 
22-8 
18-8 


260 


17-8 

27-4 
22-8 
14 -O" 
20-3 


13-7  j  19-1 
20-6  I  24-4 
13-5         15-9 


29-3 
26-5 
210 


28-2 


30-3 
27-7 
21.5 


25-3 
30-6 
25- 1 


28-3 


18-4 

30-5 
23-9 
14-6 
25-4 


25-8 


10-9 

25-4 
29  '3 
22-5 
20-7 
22-2 
21-9 
22-0 
29-1 
27-8 
28-9 
21-5 
28-7 
2M 
25-3 
27-5 
23-3 
23-7 
21-9 
25'0 
27-3 
28-4 


11-9 

20-7 
25- 1 
20-2 
19-6 
220 
21-1 


17-8  19-3 

26'4     ;     28-9 
17-1     1     18-9 


13-8 


15-4 


19-6  191 

27-6  28-8 
21-7  26-9 
25-4 
22-6         25-3 


18-7 

290 
24-1 
101 
28-6 


17C 
291 
160 


19-8 


27-9 
22-9 
25-4 
22-5 
23.7 
25-7 
28-8 
300 
26-8 
23  8 
22-1 
21-5 
29-7 
24-4 


250 


26-5 
27-8 
25-9 
23-9 
240 
23-6 
26-1 
27-5 
25-8 
23-5 
22-9 
26-5 


230 


25-6 
31-5 
27-8 
259 
290 
300 
29-4 
30-0 
28-6 
27-0 
26-6 
28-6 


26-4 


12-3 

18-7 
28-8 
281 
241 
23-7 
20- 1 
25-7 
24- 1 
29-6 
37-8 
250 
271 
25-3 
26-3 
28-2 


27-8 
23-6 
32-3 


26-4 


32-5 


24-9 


20-8 

25-1 

24-9 

8-5 

33-4 


19-4 
31-8 
18-9 


16-9 


10-4 
24-7 
17-5 
30-7 


25-5 
33-9 
32-6 
271 
30-8 
24-6 


30- 1 
28- 1 
39-2 
31-7 
29-2 
25-5 
27-9 
41-2 


28-2 
34-8 
301 

28-9 
29-5 
32-6 
37-4 
29-2 
29-4 
39-2 
24-1 
30-3 
230 
25-8 
39-7 


2 

o 

o 


28-5  ;  19-2 
27-1  I  13-8 
19-6     :     141 


15-3 


13-3 


21-2 
190 


22-9 
23-6 

I4-3 


29-7 


24-3  19-8 

220  160 

8-4  7-2 

25-5  16-2 


10-7 
160 
12-4 
21-2 
11-6 

21-9 
22-0 
17-0 
19-7 
20-2 
30-9 


35-8 
29  S 
31-9 


32-3 


350 

32  1 
34-2 


27-2 
20-4 
13-6 


29- 


29-5 


16;9 

10-5 
7-8 
9-8 

11-9 
9-8 

10-7 

22-5 
12-1 
8-2 
8-3 

8-3 
120 

7-9 
11-6 


20-6 
23-2 
14. 9 
16-5 
15-9 
28-2 
18-0 
18-9 
19-3 


21-5 
17-4 
20-9 


240 


20-3 
17-2 
24-7 


23- 


17-5 

13-6 

61 

10-9 

7-2 
8-1 
9-9 

24-2 
10-4 
81 
9-9 

0-9 
7-9 
6-7 
12-2 
S-5 

19-5 
20-8 
16-2 
160 
14-6 
21.2 
19-1 
17-3 
191 
29-7 
19-8 
13-8 
24-9 


24-1 


21-9 
20- 1 
10-2 


24-8 
200 
151 

20-2 

14-8 

24-5 
18-5 
10-7 
19-2 

13-!) 
21  0 
13-5 


281 


21-4 


240 


25- 
25- 

24- 
23-1 

03.; 


30-0 


26-7 
23-4 
22-4 


19-9 


20-2 


360  METEOROLOGICAL  TABLi?Si 

Mean  Daily  IIange  of  Temperature  at  all  Stations  for  each  Month  and  the  Year  1909 — Coutinued. 


Stations. 

c 

03 

s 

1, 

< 

a 

*-3 

•-5 

m 
M 
< 

S 

a. 

c 

o 
o 
O 

a 

> 

O 

i 
a 

1 

u 

Albebta — Concluded. 
Lethbridge  (2) 

° 

24-0 
21-9 
32-2 
230 
18-9 

25-3 
19.7 
25-8 
270 
18-5 
27-8 
24-4 
200 
22-2 

16-5 

24-3 
21-2 
24-5 
30-6 
22-7 
260 
27-0 
22-4 
2.5-2 

18-3 

25-8 
23-6 
24-4 
24-4 
22-4 
25-0 
27-4 
21-7 
23-0 

18-3 

24- 1 
21-9 
24-5 
28-1 
20-9 
25-5 
26-1 
23-3 
24-2 

25-7 
28-5 
31-6 
24-9 
26-5 
23-9 
25-1 
20-8 
19-3 
28-5 
23-2 
24-3 
24-7 
290 

25-9 
22-8 
27-7 
30-2 
25-9 
27-5 
25-9 
24-0 
28-9 

23-8 
29-0 
34-2 
22-7 
230 
21-4 
24-4 
2M 
23-0 
30-3 

250 

22a 

25-1 

o 

27-9 
23-3 

26-2 
28-8 
23-5 
24-2 
25-9 
240 
23-8 

21-6 
29-4 
310 
18-8 
21-4 
20-4 
22-6 
19-6 
18-0 
26-4 
19-6 
22-2 
20-7 
22-6 
22-6 

38-6 
32-5 
300 
26-7 
32-2 
34-5 
35-7 
29-9 
28-0 

29-4 
33-3 
41-4 
28-5 
26- 1 
230 
28-2 
29-6 
15-9 
32-3 
24'8 
27-5 
25-1 
27-5 
29-4 

o 

34-2 
29-7 
35-3 
29-7 
25-4 
36-6 
36-6 
31-4 
31-1 

31-2 
31-9 
44-8 
321 
30- 1 
26-7 
31-7 
28-0 
15-6 
33-2 
29-5 
330 
28-9 
30-6 
29-9 
27-4 
340 
30-9 
28-0 

31-9 
36-2 
27-6 
26-5 
31-7 
29-5 
26-8 
32-1 
27-8 

29- 1 
25-8 
22-5 
20-2 
20-9 
23-4 
25-1 
21-4 
21-3 

19-1 
25-2 
34-7 
25-3 
27-4 
23-4 
25-4 
26-4 
10-9 
20-8 
22-4 
17-6 
23-7 
23-5 
20- 1 
18-4 
23-2 
22-3 
21-2 

211 
26-5 

17-9 
19-8 
25-7 
20-6 
30-6 
211 

o 

24-7 
18-6 
22-6 
17-2 
18-8 
21-S 
19-7 
19-2 
18-8 

16-9 

o 

22-2 
18-8 
.  240 
21-2 
16-5 
2-2 
2M 
20- 1 
20-4 

10-5 

27-1 

Medicine  Hat 

Pakan  (Victoria) 

Peace  River  Crossing. . . 
Pincher  Creek  

23-3 

26-7 
25-6 
22-2 

Red  Deer  . .              .... 

Tlireehills  Creek 

Waitefield 

30-2 
250 

21-5 

17-5 

27-1 
23-5 

24-0 

Saskatchewan. 
Battleford 

21  0 

Cannington  M.inor 

20-5 
21-6 
22-7 
26-0 
28-5 
200 
20-2 
26-1 
20-2 

26-3 
18-4 
20-5 
19-9 
20-5 
17-4 
22-1 
23-2 
19-7 

28-5 
18-1 
19-9 
lS-6 
200 
15-9 
22-4 
28-5 
18-7 

26-8 
23-1 
20-9 
21-0 
20-4 
19-2 
28-7 
27-2 

24-4 
21-9 
22-3 

24-2 
20-1 
13-8 
22-0 
18-3 

17-4 
19-3 
18-2 
19-8 
21-9 
15-7 
14-8 
19-6 
13-5 

30 
22 
23 

1 
9 

Crescent  Lake 

Drumague  (Hubbard)... 
Esterhazy  (Fairfield)... 
Estevan 

3 

24 
21 
18 
2G 

4 
2 

5 

Grenfell  (BrownhUl) . . . . 

Indian  Head         

23-6 
28-8 
20-5 

20-7 
24-6 
18-6 

18-8 
20-2 
21-6 

19-4 
20-6 
19-0 

2M 
23-9 
17-6 
19-6 
21-6 
17-4 
26-3 

17-7 
24-4 
17-9 
17-1 
22-2 
19-8 
15-7 
16-5 

18-4 
21-2 
19-2 
15-8 
16-5 
15-5 
12-4 

•  22-0 
180 
14-8 
15-2 
17-9 
170 
15-1 
19-5 

22 
24 

3 

S 

Melfort 

Meota  (Prince) 

22-7 
17-8 
17-3 

19-9 

210 
16-6 
16-4 

17-6 

20-8 
17-9 
17-0 

17-8 

210 
22-1 
15-5 

19-4 
27-6 
20-5 
18-5 
21-0 
16-5 
19-9 
21-2 
220 

27-8 
26-8 
22-3 

24-1 
24-8 
27-8 
23-3 
24-5 
23-6 
23-6 
25-5 
250 

27-7 
23-6 
21-4 

21-5 
27-0 
22-4 
20-6 
22-8 
19-7 
22-3 
27-8 
24-9 

25-6 
21-5 
19-6 

16-8 
23-6 
200 
18-5 
20-2 
17-7 
18-9 
245 
22-7 

34-5 

28-7 
24-2 

26-4 
30-9 
25-5 
23-5 
26-2 
27-0 
27-2 
28-7 
27-1 

24 
21 
19 

21 

7 

Moose  Jaw 

S 

3 

Muenster   (St.  Peter's 
Monastery) 

3 

Prince  Albert 

18-8 
20-6 
25-8 
19-9 
18-5 
23-6 
26-5 

•  23-4 
16-9 
20-3 
164 
17-7 
20-2 
20-6 

20-4 
16-9 
20-5 
16-9 
14-3 
19-0 

21 
19 
23 
29 
'   20 
23 

4 

8 

Hegina 

2 

4 

1 

3 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES.  361 

Mean  Daily  Range  of  Temperature  at  all  Stations  for  each  Month  and  the  Year  1909 — Continued. 


Stations. 


Manitoba. 

Almasippi 

Aweme  (St.  Alban's).. 

Berens  River 

Birtle 

Brandon 

Carbcrrj- 

Carman 

Cypress  River 

Hillview 

Minnedosa 

Morden 

Oakbank 

Pierson 

Pipestone 

Portage  la  Prairie 

(2)... 

Stony  Mountain 

Swan  River 

Treherne 

Virden 

Winnipeu 


Ontario. 

Agincourt 

Alton 

Aurora 

Bancroft 

Barrie 

Beatrice 

Birnam 

Bloomfield 

Brantford 

Bruce  Mines 

Chatham 

Clinton 

Cockbum  Island. . 

Coldwater 

Copper  Cliff 

Cottam 

East  Toronto 

Elora 


18-9 
24-8 
27-4 


23-5 
19-6 


171 
20-5 
23 -S 
16-8 


20-2 
24-1 
18-3 
15-9 


17-8 
21-3 
22-5 


22-4 
220 


19-9 
20-7 
23-0 
18-2 


18-1 

22-2 
23-7 
150 


200 

14-6 
18-2 
15-5 
15-8 
15-5 
17-8 
11-3 
14-9 
16-6 
15-6 
13-5 
12-4 
15-8 
21-3 
22-2 
19-7 
15-0 


19-9 

15'1 
191 
17-6 
20-2 
14-8 
19-4 
111 
15-5 
16-4 
18-3 
11-6 
130 
18-7 
21-3 
24-4 
160 
14-5 


12-9 
22-4 
17-3 


22-1 
20-7 


19-5 
18-9 
21-2 
18-1 


16-8 
21-0 
21-8 
15-7 


200 

11-9 
19-6 
16-5 
20-9 
13-1 
18-2 
10-5 
12-4 
14-1 
24-7 
14-3 
120 
21-7 
19-5 
21-2 
19-3 
14-1 


17-1 
19-8 
22-1 


21-5 
21-7 


18-6 
22-2 
15-8 


16-0 
20-9 
22-5 
15-3 


180 

171 
21-5 
18-6 
18-7 
15-4 
16-7 
17-4 
15-8 
19-8 
16-8 
20-1 
16-3 
16-4 
18-1 
18-2 
23-3 
15-9 
191 


27-2 
28-1 
22 '7 
26-5 
29- 1 


31-1 


22-2 


24-6 
23'1 
22-7 
24-1 
27-4 
22-6 
24-9 
26-8 
27-9 
22-7 
25-9 
25-2 


22-3 
28-1 
23-7 
25-3 
29-6 


28-5 
30-2 
21-7 
25-7 
23-2 
22-9 
25-4 
250 
22-5 
22-5 
28-8 
2G-9 
26-e 
25-1 
27-3 


18-7 

22-4 

240 

26-7 

21-2 

24-9 

23-2 

290 

18-7 

21-9 

20- 0 

21-5 

17-1 

17-3 

17-3 

22-3 

20-8 

220 

21-8 

27-1 

22-3 

22-3 

18-3 

20-9 

19-8 

250 

27-6 

34-4 

201 

25-7 

25-5 

22-6 

17-5 

20-0 

20-0 

25-0 

23-8 
291 


21-9 
25-9 
19-7 
28-4 
25-4 
20-5 
22-9 
22-8 
22-5 
22-2 
22-1 
20-4 
20- 1 
25-8 
24-5 
23-7 
27-7 
24-0 

22-9 
28-3 
23-3 
23-9 
18-8 
18-4 
19-8 
19-7 
25-9 
27-0 
25-3 
21-6 
24-6 
28-2 
22-2 
26-9 
21-8 
25-4 


32 
28' 
27- 
2S' 
26- 
22' 
30 
30. 
22- 
20- 
29. 
27- 
27- 
30- 
23- 


23-8 
28-7 
26-6 
26-9 
19-3 
210 
19-2 
21-7 
26-4 
24-5 
26-2 
21-3 
23-9 
20-2 
23-4 
27-4 
22-2 
28-4 


Xi 

S 


30-9 
19-7 
28-8 
34- 1 
39-5 
31-7 
28-7 
30-7 
29-3 
30-2 
23-8 
32-4 
32-2 
25-1 
24-4 
31-2 
30-4 
30-6 
34-8 
25-8 

22-2 
26-7 
22-2 
24-4 
16-9 
19-7 
19-5 
18-2 
24-8 
22- 1 
24-3 
20-9 
180 
28-2 
19-8 
25-4 
21-7 
23-7 


J3 


27- 1 
23-8 
15-8 
20-9 
27-9 
33-3 
28-7 
21-8 
22-3 
20-9 
23-5 
16-6 
250 
26-2 
190 
20- 0 
23-6 
19-3 
24-3 
29-1 
19-8 

18-8 
22-3 
19-9 
20-3 
14-7 
15-6 
16-4 
16-4 
21-2 
17-2 
20-7 
14-9 
15-2 
27-1 
16-6 
25-7 
18-8 
20-2 


o 


21-7 
21-7 
15-7 


24-7 
330 


17-7 
18-7 
21-7 
14-2 


17-8 
22-3 
17-3 


17-8 

15-9 
18-9 
191 
17-6 
130 
15-5 
13-3 
15-7 
18-8 
11-5 
17-9 
14-3 
12-5 
23-5 
14-8 
22-0 
16-3 
17-9 


Xi 


15-6 
15-7 
16-5' 


18-5 
25.1 


10- 


12-7 
16-8 
16-4 
16-3 


14-6 

180 
17-4 
130 
14-7 
10-2 
12-2 

8-5 
11-3 
11-4 
13-7 
12-8 

9-8 
10-2 
15-7 
13-2 
15-8 
140 
12-2 


21-7 
25-0 


26-0 
20- 1 


12-3     I         20-9 

16-7  22-2 

\i-i  22-9 

18-7 


19-5 


23- 1 
21-3 


21-3 

18-0 

22-6 

19-9 

21-3 

160 

180 

15-1 

16-8 

19-8 

200 

19-3 

16-3 

18-5 

23-8 

20-1 

22-5 

17-6 


METKOBOLOGICAL  TABLES. 

Mean  Daily  Range  of  Temperature  at  all  Stations  for  each  Month  and  the  Year  1909 — Continued. 


Stations. 

1  1 

03 

5 

a 
< 

>> 

d 

■-3 

i 

< 

a 

-S 
eg 

1 
1 

^         \ 

o     1 

1^ 

£ 
> 

1 

c 

i 

1 

Ontario — Continued. 

20-6 
141 
220 
17-9 
140 
16-8 
28-5 
16-2 
lS-3 
17-8 
15-3 

1 

14-3 
15-6 
16-3 
14-5 
16-5 
13-6 
14-9 
130 

23-1     ' 

14-3 

22-5 

20-8 

12-9 

22-9 

32-7 

18-4 

16-2 

23-6 

180 

13-2 

19-8 

16-7 

15-1 

14-8 

23-6 

17-8 

12-5 

21-3 
11.2 
191 
21-8 
11-4 
201 
27-9 
19-3 
13-7 
22-9 
16-2 
12-2 
19-4 
14-7 
14-2 
13-9 
25-4 
16-1 
13-7 

17-6 
17-5 
18-1 
20-6 
16-3 
168 
24-2 
16-7 
150 
18-7 
17-9 
13-5 
18-7 
17-6 
20-5 
18-3 
18-4 
16-9 
15-S 

22-5 
18-1 
19-2 
26-1 
18-9 
200 
28-1 

26-9 
20-7 
23-1 
32-3 
190 
23-9 
31-9 

22-6 
21-6 
19-9 
24-8 
211 
200 
28-6 

O 

23-8 
22-4 
20-9 
29-4 
190 

25-9 

210 
19-3 
19-7 
210 
16-4 
19'6 
30-6 

18-3 
16'9 
14-7 
200 
15-8 
15-8 
21-7 
10-8 
16-2 
21-2 
16-4 
14-6 
17.2 
20-1 
20. 6 
20. 2 
16. 5 
18.9 
11-8 
23.1 
17.6 
15.7 
18-7 
13-9 
17.4 
9.3 
21  1 
13. 9 
15.5 
16.0 
19. 9 

17. 0 
23. 0 

17-9 
13-5 
15. 8 

17.0 

150 
151 
16-7 
11. 3 
19-7 
17-8 
190 
13.9 

18. 2 

16. 3 
13.4 
16-5 
16. 9 
17.4 
16-5 
17.7 
16. 9 
14.2 
25.1 
17-3 
13.8 
16. 6 
12-6 
16-3 

9-7 
18.1 
14-4 

14. 4 
12.8 
19.7 
16.0 
29. 6 
17.1 

13. 5 
14. 3 

i 

13.4 
10. 9 

10. 1 

14. 6 
8.2 

13. 2 
17.7 

0-8 

10. 3 
16. 9 
13. 9 
11.3 

.10.9 
13-9 

11. 7 
12. 2 
11. 0 
11. 7 

9.1 
19.7 
13.6 
107 
13.4 
100 
12-5 

10. 4  ' 
15.3 

14. 6 
9.3 

10-1 

16. 7 
12.8 
16-2 

13. 0 

138 
11-3 

20. 7 

16.8 

18.0 

22. 3 

15. 3 

Kakabeka  Falls 

26-3 

13-9 
230 
221 
15-4 
22-9 
20-5 
20-8 
20-2 
20-7 
191 
15-7 

14-7 
30-6 
22-7 
17-3 
30-4 
25-6 
23-2 
26-0 
24-4 
25-9 
19-8 

14-2 
26-7 
20-2 
18-7 
24-2 
22-6 
24-6 
23-8 
23-9 
21-7 
17-2 

15-8 
27-1 
17-8 
15-8 
25-8 
23-6 
25-* 
26-5 
24-5 
251 
16-7 
31-4 
20-1 
20-0 
26-8 
28-4 
22-2 

14-6 
23-8 
171 
15-9 
21-7 
22-9 
23-8 
240 
231 
19-9 
16-4 
25-5 
18-1 
18-1 
20-3 
14-3 
20-4 
8-4 
20-6 
19-3 
16-3 
18-3 
25-6 
18-1 
25-3 
20-7 
19-7 
18-6 

14.5 

22-6 

17-8 

Lakeside  Home 

Lake  Talon 

I!. 7 
20-3 

19-3 

19-3 

19. 4 

Lucknow. 

20 -'2 
18-7 

14-6 

Orillia.                 

17-5 
15-3 
11-6 
16-4 
18-7 

8-7 
15-5 
22-5 

9-5 
13-3 
16-8 
13-3 
22-2 
15-8 

18-7 
16-9 
150 
14-9 
19-3 

8-7 
18-7 
22-7 

8-8 
12-7 

12-8 
28-9 
211 

16-2 
16-2 
154 
11  S 
18-0 
81 
14-8 
19-9 
21-6 
130 
14-7 
12-6 
25-3 
22-4 

16-9 
16-8 
160 
20-8 
17-4 
9-5 
18-3 
18-5 
14-2 
16-5 
18-0 
160 
20-9 
18-5 
18-8 

20-1 

17-9 

220 

20-6 

20-8 

8-8 

19-7 

17-6 

17-5 

16-3 

20-3 

17-0 

19-2 

23-6 

(« 

22-5 

25-6 
21-1 
26-3 
230 
21-9 
8-9 
22-8 
23-3 
16-7 
16-9 
21-6 

'     29-4 

28-6 

1     25-5 

20-5 
17-4 

24-8 
25-4 
230 

18. 5 

Ottawa.                 

16. 7 

Owen  Sound                ...  - 

18-9 

Paris 

170 

190 

. 

Peterboro 

23-1 
22  1 
17-4 
17-4 
23-1 
19-1 
24-4 
21-3 
25-1 

1     24-7 
16-9 

18-0 

1 

180 

240 

18-5 

20-5 

25-0 

19-7 

19-4 

Port  Arthur    

18.8 

Port  Burwell 

141 

Port  Dover                .... 

15.1 

Port  |Hope 

15. 6 

23.7 

20-4 

> 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES.  363 

Mean  Daily  Range  o£  Temperature  at  all  Stations  for  each  Month  and  the  Year  1909 — Continued- 


Stations. 


fa 


o 


Ontaiho— Conc/uded. 

Southampton 

Stratford 

Stonecline 

Stony  Creek 

Toronto 

Uplands.  

Ursa 

Uxbridge 

Wallaceburg 

Welland 

White  River 

Windsor 

\\'oodford 

Woodstock 


15-2 
13-8 
22-2 
15  9 
U-5 
23-2 
16-2 
11-3 
150 
13-6 
27-5 
13  1 


QVEBEI". 

Abitibi, 
Anticosti,  S.W.  I't . 

Bird  Rocks 

Brome 

Chicoutimi 

Clarke  City 

Father  Point 


MacDonald  College  (St. 
Anne  de  Bellevue) . . .  . 


Montreal 

Perc6 

Quebec 

Shawinigan  Falls. 

Sherbrooke 

Whitefish 


New  Brunswick. 

Chatham 

Dalhousie 

Fredericton 

Grand  Manan 


IGl 

240 
23-3 
22-2 

14'7 


24-3 
19-2 

14-9 
161 
18-3 
16-2 


211 

27-1 

21-5 
34-7 
21-9 
18-9 


15-5 
14-6 
26-3 
130 
140 
26-6 
20-8 
12-4 
140 
13-5 
311 
12-6 


12-6 

17-5 

131 

19-2 

22-8 

18-2 

11-9 

17-9 

12-9 

l.>-8 

24-5 

220 

16-6 
141 
150 
12-8 
29-7 
12-0 


9-7 
16-4 
22-5 
20-9 
23-3 
19-4 


18-5 
19-7 
18-9 
18-5 
180 
24-9 
10-8 
19-7 
24-7 
19-8 
24  I 
181 


20-8 
21-2 
30-3 
18-5 

19-9 
299 


17-7 
23- 1 
21-2 
22-4 
20-4 
27-8 


18-2 
23-7 
22-4 
221 
200 
30-2 


16-4 
22-4 
22-6 
21-6 

19-8 
23-7 


16-1 

27-5 
19- 1 
24-4 
19-0 
23-8 
24-2 
18-4 

14-6 
15-6 


16- 


22  1 
34-4 

20-8 
37- 1 
22-9 
17-3 


12-9 

25- 1 
140 
16- 1 
19-2 
19-7 
21  0 
140 

13-4 
11-2 
14-3 
14-5 


18-7 


210 
131 


20-3 


20-5 
13-6 


24-5 
21-9 
20-9 
29-6 
16-4 


20-7 


23-3 


21-3 
26- 1 
17-9 


21-5 
25-1 
17-6 


20-3 


22-6 
18-0 


19-2 


22- 1 


22-5 


16-2 


20-2 
28-5 


14  4 


18-1 
12-7 


19-8 
220 

14-6 

14  •7J 

13-4 

12-9 

151 

200 

16-5 

28-4 

17-1 
19-7 
19-7 
15-6 

18-2 
14-6 
13-8 
17-3 
21-0 


22-5 
23-6 

24-8 
181 

23-3 
17-6 
160 
22-6 
21-3 


17-4 
26-5 
18-9 
131 


17-0  j  21-6 

260  I  31-3 

18-9  230 

240  j  29-6 

22- 1  I  25-5 

14-1  I  18-6 

i 


17-5 

17-4 

18-3 

19-4 

11-2 

15-6 

18-7 

23- 1 

200 

20-9 

18-1 

25-7 

lfi-4 

15-7 

20-4 

24-9 

14-6 

171 

15-6 

18-8 

18-9 

25-8 

25-4     i 

18-4 

24-3 

25-8 

26-3 

190 

20-2 

290 

19-5     ' 

20-7 

241 

16-9 

17-1 

20-2 
20-4 
17-3 
16-3 

21-7 

14-4 
19-4 
10-4 
19-3 
18-5 
15-7 
15-7 

190 
14-4 
13-2 
16- 1 
21-4 
20-2 
22-0 

18-6 
16-6 

19-4 
12-2 


140 

18-5 
21-7 
19-4 
18-G 
19-6 


17-8 
14-6 
19-4 
140 
15-5 
21-2 


12-6 
12-2 
18-4 
10  9 
11-5 
lG-7 


16-6 
17-9 
16-6 
16-5 
15-3 
122 
200 

11-4 
17-5 
130 
160 
15-4 
14- 1 
10-7 

15-4 
110 
10-4 
12-5 
18-5 
15-3 


12-5 
13-5 
10  1 
15-6 
14-3 


12-5 
91 
10-7 
14-4 
12-5 


18-6 


12-9 

20-9 

14-9     ! 

14-4 

14-8 

12-2 

i 

13-1     i 

12-3 

1 
1 

14-5 
11-9 
14-8 
13-2 


11-5 

14-8 
16-6 


12-8 

12-9 
20-9 
12-4 

9-9 
15-6 
10-8 

9-3 

10-8 
8-1 
9-3 
9-5 
12-7 
101 


14-7 
100 
151 
12-4 


U-3 

9-7 

13-3 

11-3 


16-4 
180 
221 
17  2 

10-7 
24-2 

17-  ) 


17-4 
23B 
15-  ; 


18-5 

190 
17-6 
15-5 
17-3 


19-6 
15-0 

16  9 
13.8 


158 


ISO 


17  9 


19  7 
14 -8 


364  METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES. 

Mean  Daily  Range  of  Temperature  at  all  Stations  for  each  Month  and  the  Year  1909— Conchided. 


Stations. 


New  Bbunswick- 
Concluded. 


Moncton 

St.  John. . .  . 
St.  Stephen . 
Sussex 


Nova  Scotia. 

Halifax 

Parrsboro' 

Port  Hastings 

Sable  Island 

Sydney 

Truro 

Windsor 

Yarmouth 


Prince  Edward  Island 

Charlotte  town 

Hamilton 

Summerside 


NBwronNDLAND. 
Burin 


Cape  Norman 

Port  aux  Basques. 

St.  George 

St.  John's 


Bebmuda. 
Prospect J 


24-5 
18-6 
15-8 
16-9 

18-7 
181 
121 
12-5 
15-5 
20-2 
15-9 
16-2 

160 
16-8 
20-8 


15-1 


E 

J3 


22-1 
18-1 
21-6 
16-5 

17-9 
21-8 
130 
12-9 
191 
22-7 
19-2 
151 

17-3 
16-9 
19-8 


9-4 


160 
14-2 


8-9 


17-9 
15-6 


10-2 


IS 


o. 
< 


15-6 
12-9 
17-4 
12-9 

13  5 
160 
140 
7-8 
121 
15-8 
141 
10-9 

6-3 
110 
121 


10-6 


8-9 
12-8 
9-2 

9-8 


15-5 
131 
18-3 
13-8 

151 

15-9 

15-2 

8-7 

14-7 

18-4 

17-2 

12-7 

13-5 
13-4 
15-5 


11-6 


11-2 
13-6 
11-5 

9-9 


200 
14-5 
22-3 
20-3 

16-6 
24-4 
13-2 
101 
16-4 
210 
191 
13-8 

161 
13-8 
15-3 


151 


24-4 
15-5 
29-7 
24-8 

23-4 


12-3 
13-9 
140 

9-3 


12-8 
9-9 
24- 1 
26-8 
22-9 
16-7 

18-9 
18-9 
18-2 


13-6 
16-1 
18-2 

9-2 


20-6 
13-3 


23-3 


20-3 


21-5 
15-8 


13-2 
10-2 
18-7 
21-3 
210 
16-2 

160 
17-7 
15-7 


100 

15-9 
17-3 

90 


26-8 

19-9 
20-9 
20-2 
10-6 
19-6 
22-8 
22-4 
18  0 

16-2 
I6'8 
15-9 


a 
s 


190 
10-4 
230 
19-4 

17-4 
19-3 
19-0 
8-8 
19-2 
23-0 
19-5 
16-4 

13-9 


150 


10-8 
22-0 
140 

10-9 


100 

18-6 
14'9 


160 
113 
17-3 
16-6 

14-8 
16-3 
10-2 
7-2 
14-2 
190 
160 
12- 1 

100 


a 

o 


7-7 
15-9 
11-4 

10-7 


16-4 
12-8 
16-0 
11-5 

15-2 
17-8 

8-2 

9-2 
13-3 
18-2 
14-7 
14-3     ! 

11-6 


a 


110 

14-9 
11-8 

10- 1 


150 

9-3 

12-6 

11-7 

10-3 
14-4 
90 
6-6 
8-3 
11-6 
100 
8-7 

7-5 


80 
6-7 
7-0 

10-4 


1   -2 

i:!-8 


17". I 


16-9 


13-3 
9-5 
16-2 
20- 1 
17-7 
14-3 

140 


10-4 
150 
13-3 

9-8 


MBTtOROLOOICAL   TABLES. 

Rainfall  in  inches  in  each  Month  and  for  the  Year  1909. 


365 


Stations. 

B 

u 

i 

>( 

S 

»-9 

e 

3 
a 

a; 

a, 

.s 

2 
o 

a 

> 
o 

1 

a 

V 

Hi 

Q 

Yukon.          ^ 

in. 
000 
000 
000 

3-28 
611 
9- 10 
000 

in. 
000 
000 
000 

5-38 

10-46 

9-62 

0-00 

in. 
0-00 
0-00 
0-00 

203 
4-85 
4-87 
0-00 
017 
000 
1-31 
1-06 
0-00 
12-48 
5-79 
1-67 
0-34 
1-68 

in. 
0-00 
R 
0-01 

4-22 
0-47 

in. 
0-47 
0-81 
0-64 

3-22 
2-48 

in. 
0-55 
2-66 
0-87 

236 
1-70 

in. 
1-44 
2-10 
1-98 

3-49 

0-87 

in. 
1-42 
0-81 
2-34 

2-33 
2-20 

in. 
0-48 
1-40 
0-97 

6-35 
0-90 

in. 
0-50 
0-27 
0-20 

5-49 
6-22 

in. 
0-00 
000 
0-00 

20-94 

14-65 

18-27 

0-00 

in. 
0-00 
0-00 
0-00 

2-10 
5-91 
6-94 
000 

in. 
4-86 

8  05 

Whitehorse 

701 

BBTnSB   ColtTMBIA. 

61-19 

56-81 

Alberni  (2) 

Atlin 

0-00 

0-49 

.  0-51 

1-92 

1-82 
2-48 
3-68 
0-68 
3-89 
1-10 
15-73 
3-38 
0-85 
0-16 

1-58 
1-58 
4-93 
0-64 
404 
1-93 
4-63 
3-29 
0-67 
0-98 

017 
1-08 
3-08 
2-64 
7- 16 
0-33 
16-32 
6-80 
3-02 
0-69 

6-49 

Babine  Lake 

Barkerville 

000 

5-21 
000 
000 
7-83 
7-56 
5-63 
000 
5- 13 

000 

3-74 
1  62 
000 
12-57 
11-20 
5-32 
0-00 
9-71 

0-00 
0-83 
0-71 

0-24 
4-22 
1-66 
0-17 
0-33 
0-00 

0-30 
1-36 
2-57 
1-30 
2-91 
4-69 
1-72 
0-89 
1-08 

1-46 
0-63 
1-54 
1-05 
4-71 
1-83 
0-99 
1-73 

2-81 
1-24 
1-72 
1-25 
3-21 
3-11 
1-26 
1-46 

0-34 
14-07 

5-01 

0-38 
17-83 
18-51 
11-91 

2-86 

0-00 
3-89 
2-09 
0  00 
4-57 
7-40 
5-52 
000 

16-60 

Beaver  Lake 

36-24 

Bella  Coola . . 

31-41 

ChUcotin  (Big  Creek)... 

7-58 
107-01 

75-22 

Cowichan  (Tzouhalem). 
Cranbrook 

38-73 
9-44 

Denman's  Island 

2-58 
2-58 
0-00 
3- 19 
2-32 
1-55 
2-09 

0-78 
9-97 
0-20 
1-35 
1-97 
M8 
1-64 

2-48 
4-66 
1-45 
3-33 
5-85 
1-54 
1-36 
1-18 
0-52 
7-73 
1-30 
13-54 
2-02 
1-21 

1-81 
1-95 

2-40 
1-24 
6-88 

1-26 
13-36 
0-20 
4-15 
2-22 
1-25 
5-20 
1-17 
1-06 
21-27 

0-83 

14-60 

0-12 

0-51 

0-00 

1-43 

24-23 

1-67 

1-91 

22-60 

Estevan  Pt 

8-32 

9-42 

10-02 

3-43 

4-18 

3-79 
0-09 
2-47 
3-05 
2-24 
1-01 

5-60 
0-00 
0-00 
000 
0-00 
7-68 
0-02 
000 
913 

89-83 

Ferccuson        

000 
000 
010 
7-26 

0-00 
000 
0-09 
8-63 

0-41 
0-00 
1-00 
3-59 

1-66 

0-00 

R 

1-41 

1-73 
0-33 
0-55 
2-40 

18-80 

15-74 

Golden 

Coldstream  Lake 

10-93 
66-50 

Hedley 

012 

2-66 

008 

0-33 
5-42 
0-10 
2-58 
2-48 
0-27 

015 
0-42 

0-50 
000 
1-14 

2-40 
6-01 
0-43 
7-OS 
3-56 
0-73 

0-93 
2-30 

1-60 
0-28 
0-86 

1-27 
3-68 
0-33 
3-67 

1-02 

.   l'-79 
1-60 

0-95 
1-08 
2-42 

3-10 
5-17 
1-27 
9-50 
1-77 
2-24 

2-35 

1-72 

0  60 
2-34 
4-81 

0-06 
15-76 

0-12 
10-14 

2-13 

0-62 

0-52 
0-42 

0-38 
5-49 

13-51 

Holberg 

1-51 

10-78 

900 

004 

004 
2-50 

6-69 
0-25 
0-75 

3-52 
9-86 
10-40 
0-44 

0-27 
5-71 

4-58 
018 
2-91 

111 

10-76 

6-49 

R 

0-21 
3-00 

0-90 
000 
2-49 

Lkeda  Bay 

9-45 
6-15 
0-50 

1-31 
4-68 

2-40 
0-75 
5-45 
104 

13-27 

21-80 

0.35 

1  00 
8-31 

10-28 
0-44 
2-57 
0-81 

7-26 

12-00 

0-30 

T 
1-71 

4-09 
0-00 
0-77 

107-89 

Jordan  River 

Kamloopa 

Kelowna  (OkanaganMis- 

7-42 
10-38 

34-32 

Little  Qualicum  (French 
Creek) 

Monte  Creek 

6-94 

Massett,  Q.C.I 

35-53 

366 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

Rainfall  in  inches  in  each  Month 'and  for  the  Year  1909 — Continued. 


stations. 


British  Columbia- 

Concludcd. 

Naas  Harbour 

Nanaimo 

Nanaimo  (2) 

Needles 

Nelson 

New  Westminster 

Nicola  Lake 

North  Nicomen 

Peniberton  Hatchery. 

Penticton 

Port  Simpson 

Prince  Rupert 

Princeton 

Qucsnellc i 


in. 
000 
7-9i) 
5-33 


Bevelstoke 

Rossland 

Ruskin  (Stave  Falls).. 

.Salmon  Arm 

Salt  Spring  Island 

Skidgate 

Steveston  (Garry  Pt.) 

.Stuart's  Lake 

1- 1.  St.  .)ames 

:Summerland 

Swanson  Bay 

Tobacco  Plains  (Elko) 

Tranquille 

Vancouver 

Vernon 

X'ictoria.  . 

Wilmcr 

Winter  Harbour 


1-51 
4-36 
0-26 
9-17 
019 
006 
Ml 
4-74 
0-35 
000 
1-32 
0B5 


in. 
109 
6-2S 
517 


m. 
4-46 
1-94 
1-90 


7-78 
0  00 
715 
2-43 
2-75 
419 
8-33 
0  13 
013 
1-52 
0-28 


0-57 
4-61 

005 

I 

i  4-03 
1-33 
0-38 
3-94 

:  8-55 
0-13 

I  0-25 
0-78 
0-98 


002 


1-27 


0-37 


in. 
5-31 
016 
0-35 


0-28 
1-33 
0-30 
1-47 
018 
005 
2-22 
6-29 
0-40 
0-42 
7-94 
0-29 


03 


3-89 


in. 
2-39 


1-97 


0-65 


0-31 


0-99 

2-25 

3-92 

1-56 

108 

0-81 

4-94 

1-24 

102 

0-86 

1-30 

112 

3-55 

3- 17 

807 

3-31 

214 

1-20 

I  04 

1-53 

3-29 

3-75 

1-55 

5-38 


0-90 


2-26 


Albebta. 

Alix 

Athabasca  Landing. 

Banff 

Bardo 

Bismark 

Bittern  Lake 

Bon  Accord 

Bruderheim 


284 

000 

000 
2-82 
0-60 
000 
4-58 
000 
2-68 


000 

003 
1216 
017 
000 
8- 15 
012 
2-17 


fi-97 

000 
000 
000 
0-00 
000 
000 
0  00 


1-97 

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0-37 

005 

016 

007 

2-80 

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018 

1-28 

005 

007 

414 

1-30 

014 

0-37 

0-73 

0-61 

11-85     I  12-65 


1-80 

0-22 

1-85 
8-91 
1-85 
0-59 
3-76 
0-88 
0-96 


0-00 
0-00 
0-00 
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000 
0-00 
000 
0-00 


0-00 
0-00 
0-00 
0-00 
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0-00 
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2-17 

0-04 
0-00 
0-01 
0-00 
0  00 
0-00 
0-00 
0-00 


1-21 

1-25 

1-52 
6-59 
1-30 
0-73 
1-69 
1-76 
0-47 


0-93 
3-43 

4-57 
2-49 
1-45 
3-20 
1-09 
2-37 
0-82 
7-70 
2-16 
0-82 
2-32 
3-35 


E 


in.  in. 

-13     !  14-67 


0-74 


3-22 


0-67 
2-56 
0-19 
2-33 
1-69 
0-39 
7-62 
9-98 
0-20 
1.50 
1-36 
0-14 


102 


2-43 
1-93 
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3-69 
2-12 
1-58 
17-68 
19-99 
0  73 
213 


S 


?n. 
11  49     ;     2-20 


2-96       11-90 


0-50 


2-82 


2-16 


1-23 


0-67 


0-49     !     1-86 


3-22 
12-02 
3-19 
1-61 
2-45 
2-92 
0-92 


3-70 
3-24 
1-43 
2-75 
0-88 
4-00 
4-61 
3-21 


5-02 

207 
2-52 
1-81 
0-55 
1-50 
1-74 
2-39 
2-07 


5-00 

2-69 
2-11 
2-68 
4-34 
3-15 
2-50 
2-44 
3-52 


0-85 

25-21 
R 

0-25 
1-43 
0-77 
0-47 


0-89 

1-31 

0-91 
25-40 
1-24 
1-54 
2-23 
1-90 
0-79 
1-15 


2-35 
6-46 
0-U 
8-63 
2-92 
0-83 
13-70 
19- 17 
1-22 
2-49 
4-49 
2-53 


1-10 


3-71 

0-91 

0-72 
31:94 
1-35 
0-24 
7-06 
1-38 
2-31 
0-45 


15-62 

0-48 
1-01 
0-99 
0-59 
0-73 
0-58 
0-75 


0-39 
0-11 
1-18 


0-34 
0-03 
0  22 


0-25 
012 
0-31 
0-25 

R 
0-09 
0-09 
0-09 


5-95 
14-61 
1-58 
4-61 
6-25 
0-68 
0-66 
6-66 
2-70 
0-05 
2-77 
1-15 
1-98 
1-73 
12-01 
6-83 
2-53 

0-04 

0-94 

19-74 

2-65 

0-51 

15-66 

0-63 

11-51 

1-38 

1-50 

0-00 
0-00  ' 
0-91 
0-00 
0  00 
0-15 
0-00 
0-00 


in. 
0-80 


3-93 


0  00 

4-92 
000 
5-85 
1-88 
0-24 
2-36 
3-88 
0-00 
005 


2-98 

0-11 

0-00 
4-87 
0-31 


4-16 


3-69 
0-00 
6 -.34 

0-00 
0-00 
0-00 
0-00 
0-00 
0-00 
R 


m. 
59-81 


36-85 


56 -.53 
6-67 
.56-31 
21-90 
11-75 
73-02 
106-67 
11-36 
10-41 


0-19 

17-98 

5-96 

0-24 

14-08 

3-69 

2-27 

25-06 

6-61 

in-27 

169-10 

14-12 


56-61 
10-87 
27-31 


9-62 
8-11 
9-32 


6-60 

9-09 

10-50 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

Rainfall  in  inches  in  each  Month  and  for  the  Year  1909 — Continued. 


367 


Stations. 


-Vlbekta — Continued. 

Calgary 

Cardston 

Conjuring  Creek  

Didsbury 

Dorenlee 

Dunvegan 

Eckville 

Edmonton 

Emsburg 

Fort  Vermilion  (I) 

(2) 

Gleichen 

Grassy  Lake 

Harmattan 

High  River 

Hillsdown 

Islay 

Josephsburg 

Jumping  Pound 

Kneehill 

Lacombe 

Lawrence 


in. 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
0-00 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
0  00 
000 
000 
000 
000 


000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
0  00 
000 
0  00 
0  00 
0  00 
000 
000 


000 
0  00 
000 
000 


009 


Langdon 

Lethbridge. 

Lethbridge  (Exp.  Farm ) 

Macleod 

May  ton 

Medicine  Hat 

Okotoks 

Pakan  (Victoria) 

Peace  River  Crossing. . . 

Pincher  Creek.  • 

Ponoka 

Red  Deer 

Sion 

Threehills  Creek 

Wabamum 


000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 


0  00 
000 


0  00 
000 
000 


000 
000 
000 
000 
005 
000 
000 
0  00 
000 
0  00 
000 
000 
000 
000 


in. 
0  00 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 

R 
000 
0  00 
000 


000 
000 
000 

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000 
000 
0  00 


000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
0-00 
000 

on 

000 


m. 
0  00 
0  00 
000 
000 
000 
0  00 
000 

R 

R 
0-38 
000 
000 
000 

R 
000 
0  00 
000 


000 
000 
000 
000 


0  00 
0  00 
000 
000 
R 
015 
010 

on 

000 
000 
000 
008 
R 
012 


in. 
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G-69 
2-31 
2-77 
5-63 
1-28 
1-72 
2-88 
312 
3-32 
2  06 
517 
2-45 
4-81 
1-98 
2-76 
0-77 
3-85 
4-36 

2 -35 
2-30 
2-81 
2-40 
3-29 
!    8-16 


2- 13 
3-58 
1-73 
2-65 
M9 
000 
2-88 
2-90 
319 
200 


in. 
207 
117 


3-79 
0-83 
2-30 
1-72 
1-85 
1-46 
1-28 
0-97 
1-86 
400 
2-60 
0-72 
2-92 
0-60 
4-18 
2-53 


SI 

S 


409 
2-75 
4-97 
5- 19 
2-70 
0-75 
2-72 
3-25 
316 
4 -49 
2-43 
7-95 
2-55 


0  59 
000 
0-88 
110 
M8 
114 
0-64 
0-89 
4-52 
ISO 
1-96 
207 
0  00 


0-36 
000 
009 
106 
003 
0-30 
0-30 
006 
2-15 
1-30 
1-25 
008 
0-25 


SI 

2 


018 
000 
0-21 
019 
005 
0-61 
0-80 
014 
4- 10 
0-31 


SI 

B 


0-27 
100 


000 
000 
000 
000 
000 

R 
0  00 
000 
000 
000 


1-9B 
4-41 
200 
3- 10 
3-54 


2-24 
0-81 
200 
0-62 
082 
2-91 


4-28 
2-21 


0-46 
0-84 
001 
0-70 

1-28 


019 

0-47 

R 


0-29 


0-27 
0-65 
000 


013 


0-91 
0-44 


2-67 
116 
1-43 
1-35 
200 
000 
209 
4  63 
2-95 
1-69 


1-98 
1-54 
3-83 


0-21 
008 
0-30 


1-67 
4- 14 
2-34 
154 
6-86 
3-79 
310 
2-62 
3-68 


0-43 
0-50 


0-49 
0-47 
0-25 


105 
0-85 


0-40 
0-37 
0-21 


0-20  I  0-42 
053  I  0-38 
2-34     I     1-15 


1-71 
0-25 
0-75 
0-43 
0-94 
0-44 


102 
0-86 
0  06 
0-59 
0-25 
0-55 


013 
0-12 
0-00 
0-70 
0-51 
0-38 
000 
006 
0-40 


0  00 
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0  00 
0-00 
000 


003 


000 

000 

000 

000 

000 

0-00 

000     ] 

0-00 

000 

0-00 

0-00 

0  00 

0-00 


0  00 
0  00 
0  00 


105 
0-00 


001 
0-00 
000 


0-00 

000 
0-00 


000 
0-00 
0-00 


0-00 
0-00 
0-00 
000 
0-18 
0-00 
0-00 

R 
0-00 


10  41 

10-51 

1410 

10  42 

6 -.38 

7-90 

9-07 

18-51 

12-SS 


17-40 
10-25 


5-58 

1205 

3 -38 


12-25 


,11-29 
7-11 


6-11 

6-57 

15  6« 


0-00 

7-29 

0-00 

10-06 

R 

9-09 

0-00 

9  08 

0-00 

11-85 

0-00 

■1-98 

0-00 

0-10 

11-58 

0-00 

11-32 

368 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

Rainfall  in  inches  in  each  Month  and  for  the  Year  1909 — Continued. 


Stations. 


Alberta — Concluded. 

Waitefield 

Wetaskiwin 


Saskatchewan. 

Battleford 

Broadview 

Cannington  Manor 

Chaplin 

Crescent  Lake 

Drumague  {Hubbard ) 

Elm  How 

Est«rhazy  (Fairfield) . . 

Estevan 

Fond  du  Lac 

Glaslyn 

Grenfell(BrownhiU)... 

Hanley 

Humboldt 

Indian  Head 

Kamsack 

Last  Mountain 

Lloydminster 

Melfort 

Meota  (Prince) 

Moose  Jaw 

Moosomin 


Muenst«r  (St.  Peter's 
Monastry) 


Pense    (Gatesgarth) . 

Prince  Albert 

Qu'Appelle 

Kegina... 

Saskatoon 

Swift  Current 

Waseca 

Yorkton 


Manitoba. 

Almasippi 

Aweme  (St.  Alban's). 

Berens  River 

Birtle 


s 

J2 


in. 
001 
0  00 


0-00         000 


000 
000 


000 

R 
000 
000 
007 

R 
000 
000 

R 


R 
000 


000 
000 
000 

R 
000 

R 
0-00 

R 
0-00 
0-00 
000 
000 

000 

on 

0-00 


0-00 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 


m. 
000 
000 


000 


0-00 
000 
O'OO 
000 
000 

R 
000 
000 
008 


in. 
014 
000 


000 


0-24 

R 
000 
0-20 
004 

R 
000 
000 


in. 
409 
2-84 

1-49 
1-50 


000 
000 


000 


000 
000 
000 

000 
000 
000 
000 
000 

oon 

000 
000 
000 

000 
000 
000 


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000 
000 


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000 
0-00 
0-00 

000 
0-00 
000 
000 
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000 
0-00 
0-00 


013 
000 


000 


0-00 
000 
000 


000 
002 
000 

000 
0-12 
000 
000 
0-58 
000 
0  00 
100 
000 

0-47 
003 
0-20 


2-65 
1-98 
1-24 
3-33 
2-38 
5-64 
0-73 
1-27 
2-81 
210 
1-75 
2-92 
0-82 
3-40 


in. 
207 
1-70 


0-80 


1-45 
3-23 

2-92 

1-70 
405 
0-58 
3-93 
2-96 
2-39 
2-52 
1-20 
2-60 

3-22 
2-70 
005 
3-98 


4-02 
201 
3-61 
110 
208 
1-29 
0-66 
109 


J2 

a 

ID 


366 
6-49 


la. 
0-69 
0-32 


3-57     1    0-33 
103     I 


2-34 
2- 10 
2-30 
2-50 
1-98 


2-25 
2-79 
1-54 

1-90 
■2-30 
4-34 
2-26 
2-24 
1-76 
646 


650 
5-82 
869 
8-73 
4-55 
1-05 
1-46 
3-41 
7'09 
3-02 
4-37 
4-S9 
6-52 
6-58 
5-56 


1-67 
1-51 
1-54 
112 
1-76 
0-78 
201 
0-83 
2-45 
1-68 
0-71 
3-58 
1-43 


in. 
008 
0  06 


0-58 


0-88 


1-96  0-52 
6-52  j  205 
4-67     i     0-51 


2-54 
2-31 
0-82 
1-15 


7-94 
6-99 
3-90 
7-25 
7 -.52 
6-14 
4-66 
3-93 
7-78 

2-48 
0-91 
3-44 
2-72 


0-15 
1-71 
1-18 
3-96 
3-26 
0-23 
2-26 
0-68 
0-66 

1-57 
1-43 
1-SO 
1-74 


M7 
018 
0-23 
0-37 
0-61 
0-51 
0-96 
0-35 
0-29 
1-33 
000 
014 
0-31 


0-58 
004 


0-33 


0-32 
001 
R 
0-60 
012 
002 
0  08' 
104 
0-43 


g 


J3 
S 


013 
000 


0-02 


005 
0-24 


014 
0-40 


000 

R 

R 
000 
0-34 
000 


-in. 
004 
000 

0-00 


0-20 
000 
000 
0-00 
000 

R 
000 
000 
000 


OIB 
000 


009 
0-74 
0-32 
0-36 
0-75 

0-35 
014 
1-37 
008 
014 
0-57 
0-70 

R 
0-25 

0-34 
0-7S 
1-20 
1-02 


0-26 
0-26 
0-15 
0-63 
0-39 

0-25 
0-51 
0-77 
0-26 
0-45 
154 
0-34 
000 


0-33 
0-36 
0-71 
0-53 


014 
000 
000 
012 
000 

R 

012 
000 
0-18 
0-27 
002 
0-02 
R 


000 
000 


000 
000 
0-00 
000 
0-00 

000 
000 
000 
0  00 
000 


000 

R 
0-21 


0'02 
000 


000 
000 
000 


11-49 
11-45 


9-20 


16-82 
11-75 


11-61 
9-29 
5-90 
8-33 


14-26 
11-98 


6-66 
15-72 
10-78 

12-29 
15-94 
12-14 
17-92 
17-42 
12-65 
16 -OS 
y-70 


10-95 
8-63 
8-43 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

Rainfall  in  inches  in  each  Month  and  for  the  Year  1909 — Continued. 


369 


Stations. 


M.^NITOBA — Concluded. 

Brandon 

Carberry 

Carman 

CartwTight 

Cypress  River 

Deloraine 

Gretna 

Hillview 

Minnedosa. 
Morden..- 

Norquay 

Oakbank 

Pierson 

Pipestone 

Portage  la  Prairie 

Portage  la  Prairie  (2). . 

Rapid  City 

Stony  Mountain 

Swan  River 

Treherne 

Virden 

Winnipeg 


Ontario. 

Agincourt 

Alton 

Arden 

Aurora 

Bancroft 

Barrie 

Beatrice 

Birnam 

Bloomfield 

Brantford 

Bruce  Mines 

Chatham 

Clinton 

Cockburn  Island.. 

Coldwater 

Copper  Cliff 

Cottam 


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000 
002 


000 
000 


000 


000 
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000  000 


000 

000 

000 

000 

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002 

000 

000  0-00 

0-00     j     O'OO 

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000 
0  00 
0  00 
000 
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010 

0-85 
119 
1,32 
0-94 

R 
1-45 
1'45 
112 
103 
119 
0-67 
1-53 
216 
0-04 
114 
000 
200 


000 
000 
000 
000 
000 


000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 
000 


0  00 

1-89 
1-31 
2,58 
0-90 

R 
0-44 
1-65 
1-93 
1-34 
3-29 
0-92 
1-52 
1-21 
000 
0-81 
000 
2-63 


000 
000 
000 
000 
0  00 


000 

105 
0-50 
2-55 
0-40 

R 
0-35 
0-20 
2-23 
015 
1-30 
002 
1-54 
1'85 
000 
000 
000 
1-S6 


in. 
Oil 
000 


003 
0-53 
000 
006 
003 
1-94 
R 


007 
000 
000 
000 
000 


013 

4 -.54 
3-86 
4-38 
400 

R 
3-77 
3-30 
4-24 
307 
4-21 
1-97 
3-20 
4-20 
2-38 
3-82 
209 
5-73 


000 


in. 
2-53 
1-80 
2-89 
4-66 
308 
418 
3-22 
3-25 
1-52 
3-93 
1-88 
1-20 
369 
2-82 
1-44 
1-69 
1-26 
003 
0-73 
000 
117 
1-25 

310 
2-66 
4-53 
2-21 
2-54 
2-12 
2-37 
4-27 
3-41 
4-53 
0-91 
4-75 
205 
1-61 
1-50 
1-30 
6-56 


,  in. 
2-62 
2-20 
2-35 
1-90 
214 
2-59 
304 
2-79 
1-84 
1-62' 
1-87 
1-92 
1-70 
1-48 
2-76 
2-74 
1-87 
103 
2-21 
000 
118 
1-54 


1-99 
1-26 
MO 
1-32 
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1-43 
0-50 
1-70 
0-39 
108 
0-86 
205 
2-95 
0-68 
0-73 
0-41 
2-53 


3  20 
095 
1-77 
1-78 
1-62 
2- 15 
2-53 
2-22 
311 
3-62 
219 
2-95 
303 
3-45 
4- 18 
3  91 
2-82 
2-40 
3-67 
0  00 
1-75 
3-84 

4-53 
4-67 
5-73 
5-85 
5-77 
606 
4-84 
2-23 
306 
2  02 
2-85 
0-68 
6-90 
3-41 
6-90 
2-24 
4-79 


0-38 
0-68 
1-26 
2-62 
2-41 
000 
2-35 
0-44 
1-23 
0-96 
1-24 
3-24 
000 
0-40 
202 
1-68 
■42 
1-71 
2-57 
000 
0-40 
4-75 

106 
2-64 
1-27 
218 
5-82 
3-43 
2-28 
1-86 
3-21 
2-49 
3-76 
2-44 
1-71 
2-27 
2-89 
4-21 
2-47 


103 
0-41 
0-31 
113 
0-67 
0-51 
000 
0-44 
113 
0-38 
0-34 
0-75 
005 
0-37 
0-58 
0-63 
088 
108 
0-49 
000 
0-20 
0-60 

1-31 
2-37 
1-57 
204 
209 
2-98 
4-12 
1-46 
1-66 
111 
2-84 
116 
301 
2-92 
2-24 
3-24 
OS" 


0-44 
0-24 
010 
2-85 
0  31 
0-48 
000 
016 
0-27 
0-42 
0-49 
0-22 
0-40 
0-58 
010 
016 
0-79 
008 
0-49 
000 
R 
0-38 

104 
1-23 
2-36 
0-81 
1-89 
1-94 
3-39 
216 
2-85 
1-53 
2-48 
1-42 
2-10 
313 
1-45 
1-07 
1-96 


in. 
017 
0-42 

2-40 


000 
000 


000 


000 
000 
000 
010 

R 
000 
000 


000 
0  03 
000 
0-80 
000 


005 

308 
403 
306 
3-56 
1-49 
2-88 
2-87 
4-32 
2-82 
405 
1-59 
3-29 
3-87 
1-70 
204 
0-68 
3-91 


000 
0  00 
0  00 
000 
000 
000 
000 


0  00 
0  00 
000 
0-00 
000 


000 

1-45 
1-35 
0-47 
0-99 
000 
0-68 
0-66 
0-91 
1-94 
1-58 
0-80 
1-81 
0-78 
0-64 
0-42 
0-24 
1-80 


in. 

10-51 
6-72 

17-34 


9-94 
11-67 

9-30 

9-28 
10-96 

9-95 
10-28 


10-88 
8-07 
6  33 

10-96 
000 


12  64 

25-89 
27  07 
30-92 
25-20 
20-50 
27-53 
27-63 
28-43 
24-93 
28-38 
19-67 
25-39 
32-79 
18-78 
23-94 
15-48 
37-38 


22476—24 


37(1 


METEOROLOr.ICAL   TABLES. 

Rainfall  in  inches  in  each  Month  and  for  the  Year  1909 — Continued. 


Stations 


Ontario — Conlinuaii. 

Deer  Park..       

Dutton 

East  Torontti 

Elora 

Emsdale 

Ennismore. .    

Georgetown 

Goderich 

Gravenhurst . .         

Guelph 

Haileybury 

Hnliburton 

Hamilton 

Kakabeka  Falls 

Kenora 

King.^ton. ,.. 

Kinmount 

Lakcfield.. 

Lake  Talon. 
Lansdowno .... 
Lindsay. . . , 

London 

Lome  Park 

Lucknow 

.\IacCue 

Mador 
Meatord . . 
.Midland  . 
Montague. . 
North  Bruce. 
North  Goner. 
Orange  ville. 
Orillia. 
Otonabec. . . 
Ottawa. 
Owen  .Sound . 
Paris 

I'arry  Sound 
Peloe  IslanrI 
Peterborf). .. 
Point  Clark. 


0-75 
1-50 
0-82 


1-52 
1-57 
112 
1-20 
2-38 
1-78 
0-70 
000 
0-62 
0-35 
000 
1-42 
000 
1-53 
017 
0-82 
2-66 
1-52 
0-98 
f-73 
2-29 
1-74 


1-59 
2-53 
1-86 


1-68 
0-62 
1-50 
1-70 
119 
107 
!  0-38 
000 
1-32 
000 
000 
2-90 
000 
0-78 
0-98 
1-94 
1-97 
305 
1-75 
119 
1-50 
2-30 


1-94 

118 

1-97 

1  14 

305 

2-38 

1-75 

1-27 

119 

0-68 

m. 
112 
1-84 
lol 

0-53 
0-40 
0-99 
1-40 
0-49 
0-41 

R 
000 
0-22 
000 
000 
I  89 
000 
000 
000 
118 
1  14 
2-38 
1-27 
0-68 
1'60 
213 


4-62 
0-63 
4-62 
4-36 
4-45 
3-74 
4-36 
2-60 
3-44 
4-20 
1-75 
5-70 
403 
114 
000. 
2-77 
4-64 
2-81 
000 
096 
4-62 
3  54 
4-48 
4-60 
2-58 
3-65 
4-26 
5-13 
2-34 
407 


S 


in. 
3-29 
600 
3-32 
2-91 
3-94 
4-66 
3-61 
2  00 
1-68 
3-38 
2-54 
214 
5-43 
1-79 


4-35 

200 

2-21 

2-44 

1-26 

412 

4-61 

3o4 

2-96 

3-46 

3-89 

1-93 

1-69  i 

2- 14 

2-76 


119 
1-78 
109 
1-33 
0-67 
0-95 
103 
1-20 
0-59 
1-33 
1-77 
1-50 
1-73 
0-65 


2-50 

2-82 
4-91 
4-74 
6-14 
3-84 
3-28 
7-53 
4-82 
4-89 
7-23 
2-82 
4-98 


111 

1-04 

0-65 

1-55 

0-37 

1-22 

I 
3-09 

0-80 

1-49 

0-95 

0-61 

0-57 

0-95 

208 

0-75 


3-60 

5-77 

5-69 

5-97 

2-20 

6-33 

0-97 

4-17 

4-74 

7-1 

6- 12 

6-23 

400 

5-32 

404 


in. 
1-29 
1-75 
0-91 
2-90 
3-12 
2-80 
0-70 
1-20 
2-90 
0-90 
1-70 
2-31 
1-96 
2-76 


2-98 
4-88 
2-91 

2  40 
2-71 
2-38 
2-32 
0-58 
0-88 
1-39 
107 
3-29 

3  02 
2-67 
1-23 
0-67 
007 
3-43 
2-21 
306 
2- 10 
3-88 
1-51 
000 
1-51 
106 


1-62 
0-95 
101 
1-54 
2-62 
1-15 
1-29 
1-30 
2-80 
019 
405 
3-54 
1-24 
1-60 


3-92 
2-67 
0-94 
2-47 
200 
2-64 
0-49 
0-63 
2-25 
3-28 
1-60 
302 
301 
2-54 
20B 
1-70 
3-26 
2-34 
0-79 
306 
303 
0-93 
4-90 
101 
0-72 
130 


1 
0 
1 
0 
2 
2 
1 
1 
'  0 
2 
2 
1 
1 
0 
1 
1 
1 
3 
0 
1 
1 
1 
0 
2 

0 
5 
1 


79     I     1 


^ 

> 

0 

Z 

in. 

311 

2-50 

3-24 

3-91 

2-68 

2-87 
3-60 
2-40 
2-94 
1-22 
0-79 
122 
4-12 
102 
000 
3-55 
5-20 
2-48 
119 
1-40 
3-46 
4-25 
303 
4- 10 
2-98 
3-90 
2-77 
2-20 
2-96 
3-70 
0-21 
4-20 
1-78 
2-99 
319 
4-27 
4-46 
1-69 
2-37 
2-89 
0-70 


in. 

in. 

0-73 

23 

37 

1-84 

24 

89 

1-58 

23 

63 

106 

0-23 

28 

89 

000 

27 

05 

1-42 

24 

72 

0  00 

18 

88 

0-66 

27 

97 

0-88 

21 

15 

0-27 

21 

11 

016 

25 

95 

202 

27 

08 

0-53 

16 

48 

212 

2-26 

32 

86 

000 

28 

78 

000 

21 

87 

000 

18 

22 

1-93 

34 

22 

0-99 

28 

62 

1-74 

24 

30 

0-83 

29 

22 

1-33 

29 

86 

115 

... 

29 

80 

000 

21 

85 

000 

24 

02 

0-46 

26 

23 

0-30 

000 

33 

21 

000 

21 

41 

115 

21 

5G 

R 

31 

19 

0-46 

28 

17 

2-27 

30 

34 

0-40 

27 

43 

1-94 

0-60 

23 

06 

000 

15 

40 

METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

Rainfall  in  inches  in  each  Month  and  for  the  Year  1909 — Continued. 


371 


Gntabio — Concluded. 
Port  Arthur . 
Port  Burwell 
Port  Dover 
Port  Hope 
Port  Stanley 
I^rinceton. 
Renfrew. .    . 
Ronville 
Sarnia 
Schreiber 
Shelbourne 
Southampton 
Stratford 
Strathroy 
StoneclifTe 
Stony  Creek 
Sydenham 
Toronto 
Uplands 
Ursa 
Uxbridge 
Wallacebur;; 
Watford 
Welland 
Wesley 
Westminster 
Westport 
White  River 
Wiarton 
Windsor 
Woodford 
Woodstock 
Wooler 


Abitibi., 

Anticosti,  E.  Pt. 
Anticosti,  W.  Pt 
Anticosti,  S.W.  Pt 
Bicquet 


4.64 

5-39 

4-62 

1-78 

2-64 

1-83 

510 

1-40 

1.82 

3-57 

6-27 

1-86 

2-75 

206 

7-28 

2-70 

3-65 

411 

0-32 

MO 

000 
1-26 
0-94 
1-20 


28-47 
23-50 
23-28 
29-24 


22476— 24^ 


.372 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

Rainfall  in  inches  in  each  Month  and  for  the  Year  1909 — Continued. 


Stations. 


Quebec — Concluded. 

Bird  Rocks 

Brome 

Cape  Chatte 

Cape  Magdalen 

Chicoutimi 

Clarke  City 

D'Israeli 

Father  Point 


MacDonald  College  (St. 
Anne  de  Bellvue) 


Montreal 

Perce 

Quebec 

Shawinigan  Falls. 

Sherbrooke  

Whitefish 


New  Brunswick. 

Chatham 

Dalhousie 

Fredericton 

Grand  Manan 

Moncton 

Point  Eseuminac 

Point  Lepreaux — 

St.  John 

St.  Stephen 

Sussex 

Nova  Scotia. 

Halifax 

Port  Hastings 

Sable  Island,  (E.  Pt)., 

Sable  Island 

Sydney 

Truro 

Whitehead.. 

Windsor 

Yarmouth 


in. 
010 
0,59 
0-21 
000 
000 
0-50 


0-22 

1-61 
2-45 
203 
0-97 


in. 
0.45 
0-26 
000 
000 
000 
000 
2-13 
000 


1-48  l- 

2-20  l- 


0-80 
R 
0-21 
005 
000 
0-40 
0-50 
0-34 


3-12 
2-22 


2-57 


2-37 
009 
2.95 
4. 61 
1-32 
1-97 
3-31 
0-92 
2. 43 
4-18 

3-06 
0-48 
3-67 
3-62 
1-70 
2-46 
1-16 
2- 15 
179 


0-67 
Oil 


2-23 


0-23 


0-92 
001 
0-97 


2-48 


3-56 


Prince  Edward  Island 
Charlottetown |     1-49 

! 

Hamilton ,ii     1-12 

I 

Summcrside.. \\     2-11 


2-56     I     3-70 

105 

014 

217 

3-34 

3. 16 

4. 16 

,3-92 
2-42 
407 
3-20 
2.86 
2-15 
2-02 
2-52 
2. 51 


2-35 
1-94 
4-45 


2-20 

027 

2-48 

3.59 

4-37 

3-22 

3-50 

1-37 

2-23 

5-43 

317 

2. 12 

1-82 

3-62 

4-20 

1-44 

2-52 

3-47 

2-51 

000 

100 

R 

0-20 

1-82 

1-22 

1-02 
213 
1-88 
2-68 
0-56 
2-64 


216 
1-68 
3-22 
4-54 
2-45 
0-94 
3-70 
4-30 
3-47 
000 

204 
0-75 
1-71 
3-59 
154 
1-86 
1-79 
1-45 
2-78 

2-75 
2.75 
313 


5-60 
0-35 
0-99 
2-30 
2-94 
3-83 
3-79 

5-31 
5-92 
401 
3-89 
1-27 
3-92 


2. 42 
013 
211 
209 
2-29 
205 
1-47 
215 
1-51 
1-51 

6-30 
1-97 
1-71 
3.17 
4-22 
3-67 
3-45 
410 
5  06 

310 
304 
217 


2-59 
3-84 
2. 36 
408 
5-33 
3-89 
5.14 

1-66 
1-63 
1.77 
3-25 
2-78 
3-55 
1-42 

2. 96 
105 
4-23 
106 
1-63 
0-93 
200 
1-75 
2-16 
2-37 

109 
1-63 
1-85 
2-59 
2-56 
0-86 
1-29 
1-51 
1-97 

0-73 
0-98 
1-46 


092 
2. 73 
109 
2.19 
2-89 
6-87 
1.76 
3-56 

4.53 
3-65 
3-44 
3-44 
1-54 
2-82 
3. 38 

4-40 
2-92 
300 
2-85 
3-25 
2.67 
2.68 
2-61 
103 
2-60 

304 
2-84 
200 
2-92 
414 
4-96 
4-77 
2. 70 
3-44 

3-31 
2-62 
2-35 


in. 
1-48 
217 
2-83 
4-37 
3-21 
1-68 
1-59 
4.27 

1-43 
2.24 
3-35 
513 
1-62 
319 
4  00 


4.77 
3- 10 
507 
215 
7-89 
3-32 
2-08 
2-86 
2-42 
501 

3-38 
3.30 
122 
1-45 
4.00 
4-97 
2-84 
2-81 
1-26 

5.54 
512 
6-88 


111 
5-40 
110 
2. 18 
417 
1015 
6- 14 
5.44 

306 
4. 96 
7-44 
6-40 
4.98 
4.24 
4-49 

8-28 
5-62 
10-95 
9.23 
5-20 
6-49 
8-07 
7-43 
S-41 
5-15 

5-93 
3-31 
3-41 
2-03 
3-07 
400 
3-87 
2-25 
4-15 

3-84 


in. 
2-72 
2.37 
1-29 
4. 11 
1-00 
4-66 
2-05 
4-55 

072 
0-89 
5-92 
2-20 
1-52 
1-33 


6-03 
0-66 
5-58 
3-85 
3-92 


n-79 
1-39 
2-02 
1-67 
1-06 
4-64 
3-13 
1-91 

2-06 
3-12 
2-68 
2-74 
1-57 
2-33 


3-46 
1-75 
3-61 
3-76 
3-31 


5-97     I    2-59 


3-52 
4-36 
2-11 
5-60 

7-44 
3-38 
3-78 
4-44 
6-82 
614 
3-88 
4-63 
2-67 

7-27 


3-25 


3-63 
5-12 
3-37 
3-28 

4-S7 
2-15 
2-95 
4-44 
4-18 
3-79 
5-18 
4-69 
4-89 

2-18 


in. 
0-62 
R 

000 
1-47 
0-00 
0-90 
0-00 
0-85 

0-31 
0-07 
308 
R 
0-00 
000 


0-97 
0-06 
0-63 
0-83 
1-40 
1-37 
1-39 
0-82 
1-86 
1-42 

1-32 
0-80 
2-04 
3-44 
7-76 
0-86 
1-86 
1-27 
1-05 

2-06 


METBOUOLOfUCAL    TABLES. 

Rainfall  in  inches  in  each  Month  and  for  the  Year  1909 — Uonduded. 


373 


Stations. 


Newfoundland. 

Burin 

Cape  Norman 

Point  Amour 

Point  Rich 

Port  aux  Basques — 

St.  George 

St.  John's 


Bermuda. 
Prospect > 


1-98 
0-27 
010 
0-40 


0-23 
3-28 


5-38 


as 


4-29 

000 

R 

0-22 

1-45 

1-84 

4-26 

2-76 
0-46 

R 
0-20 
1-37 
009 
4-14 

4-94 


a 


0) 

S 


in. 
4-44 
0-81 

R 
0-90 
2-32 
0-30 
2-76 

2  06 


in. 
0-78 
2-62 
1-24 
3-30 
4-40 
101 
5-70 


3-82 


1-27  4-60 
3-37  )  3-47 
0-74     '     2-90 


1-55 
0-22 
3-39 

1-40 


4-83 
114 
2-49 

7-46 


5-88 
2-33 
4-70 
415 
0-47 
5-65 

5-82 


SI 

s 


2-39 
306 
1-41 
4-21 
0-96 
1-31 

15-70 


J3 
S 


516 
4  10 


9-60 
2-34 
4-75 

7-66 


1-64 
1-69 
1-40 
412 

M2 
5-67 

5-22 


XI 

S 


3-72 
3  15 
000 
1-95 
0-19 
12-95 

5-44 


28-88 
22-51 

38-50 

9-52 

53-93 

6916 


374 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

SnowP:«ll  in  each  Month  and  for  the  Year  1909. 


Stations. 

3 

53 
'-3 

>> 

cs 
g 

J3 

5. 
< 

0 

—> 

■-3 

3 

s 

1 

0 

c 

0 

Si 

a 
g 

Q 

Yukon. 
Carcross 

in. 
40 
30 

in. 
3-8 
4.S 

in. 
12-3 
12-1 

40 

00 
1-7 
1-3 

21-3 
5-2 

140 

in. 
3-3 

6-4 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 
12-0 
10-0 

4-0 

in. 

10-5 

6-9 

90 

in. 

in. 
i.n 

in. 
59-1 

Dawson      

s 

6-7         11-7 
3  0           OS 

61-6 

White  Hoi-.se 

4-5      '  .s-n 

25-4 

53-7 

British  Columbia. 

1 
Agassiz 

11-5 

30-3 

14-5 

3-4 

180 

23-8 

12-5 

290 

8-0 

7-8 

10-0 

210 

23-6 

30 
16-2 
10:5 

5-4 
12-8 
37-3 

' 

20 
7-0 
40 
70 

27-0 

0-0 
7-2 
3-0 

16-5 

Alberni  (2) 

Atlin 

3-6 

9-8 

12-0 
8-8 
9-2 

5-5 

2-8             65-1 

Babine  Lake 

19. n 

36-3 

13-3 

Beaver  Lake 

lS-2 
110 

10.5 

Bella  Coola 

11-8 
8-0 
2-5 

1-7 
2-0 

0-5 
00 

2-5     '         03-7 

Chilcotin  (Big  Creek)... 

0-4 



8-0            -I'-o 

Clayoquot 

10-3 

Coquitlam 

3-5 

13-5 

Cowiclian  (Tzouhalem). 

30 
90 

4.5 

11-6 

90 

0-3 

28-5 

Cranbrook 

1-1 

5-6  ' 

2-3 
10-3 

Enderby 



Estevan  Point 

8-3 

00 

Oo 

Q.l 

Fairview 

10-0 

Ferguson 

99-4 

IH\.R 

16-0 

16-0 

1-5 

1-0 

36-5 

40 

60 
290 

620 
119-0 
38-0 

8-5 
2-8 

46-5 
550 
19-0 
200 

9-0 
14-0 

2-8 

317-7 

Glacier 

120-0         780 
33-5         10-2 
42-0            6-0 

10-5 

464-0 

Golden 

106-2 

Goldstream  Lake 

76-5 

Grand  Forks 

2-1 

Hedley  (Nickel  Plate).. 

1 

Hedley 

7-9 

3-0 

1-2 

158 

Holberg 

Hornby  Island 

9-5 
58-2 

Ikeda  Bay 

0-8 

0-2 

3-5 

62-7 

Jordan  River 

1-3 
951.1 

Kamloops 

7-7 

10-6 
4-0 

5-6 
9-6 

0-6 

0-3 

4-9 

3-0 

Kelowna     (Okanagan 
Mission) 

2-2     '      7..'? 

29-7 

Ladner 

1 

0-5 

30 

1-6 

4-5 

Little  Qualcium  (French 
Creek) 

j 

7.0 

.S 

5-8 

40 

210 

s- 

20 
2-3 
90 

10-0 

1 
Monte  Creek 3.0 

1-0 
10 
2-0 

21 

16-1 

Massett,  Q.  C.  I..     .           '     M.n 

70 

230 

*  26-5 
25-0 

68-8 

Naas  Harbour    . . 

730 

s 

153  0 

M  ETEOKOLOGICAL    TA  ULEX. 

Snowfall  in  inches  in'each  Month  and  for  the  Year  1909 — Continued. 


375 


Stations. 


Britilh  Columbia- 

Concluded. 


Xanaimo 

Nanaimo  (2.) 

Needles 

Nelson 

New  Westminster 

Nicola  Lake 

North  Nicoinen 

Pemberton  Hatchery. 

Pentieton 

Port  Sfmpson 

Prince  Rupert 

Princeton , 

Quesnelle 

Revelstoke 

Rossland 

Ruskin  (Stave  Falls).  .. 

Salmon  Arm 

Salt  Spring  Island 

Skidegate 

Steveston  (Garry  Ft.) .. 

Stuart's   Lake    (Ft.    St. 
James) 


190 
21-5 


in. 
40 
4-8 


Summerland 

Swanson  Bay 

Tobacco  Plains  (Elko) . 

Tranquille. 

Vancouver. 

Vernon .    

Victoria 

Wilmer 

Winter  Harbour 

Albert.^. 

Alix 

Athabasca  Landing.    . 

Banff 

Bardo 

Bismark. ..   

Bittern  Lake...    . 

Bon  Accord 

Bruderhcira 


4.3.6 
15.9 
17. 0 

9.0 
63.5 

73 
21. 4 
45-6 
18-3 

5-5 
58-6 
25-3 


1-0 

11-8 

31 

140 

3-3 

2-4 

6-5 

120 

70 

510 

44-8 


a 


I 


E 


< 


O 

O 


50 

0-S 
00 


01 


11 


31-3     I     18-5 


90 

10-5 
10- 1     I 
114. 0 
21-5 

2.S 

16-3 

8.3 

5.8 


161 
6-5 

22-5 
8-5 

13-3 

S 

7-3 

0-3 


3-9 
10-9 

00 

2-5 
.58-5 

7-8 


0-3 

S 
0-2 


2-2 


10 
00 


10 


9-5 

10 

S. 

1- 

0-3 


1-9 


60 
20 
03 


18-3 


9-5 
8-5 
39 
3  0 
7  0 
5  0 
S-3 


0-5 


40 
20 
13-8 
3-5 
6-2 
6-5 
4-8 
50 


31 


3-8 
70 
7-8 
20 
21 
4o 
4-5 


0-5 


9-2 
130 
91 
5-8 
8-7 
10-7 
170 
15-0 


0-6 


S 
1-3 
50 


3-5 


0-6 
40 
0-5 
(i-7 
0  9 
2-3 
1-5 


00 


170 
00 

20 


170 

0-3 

7-  5 

7-4 

4-6 

13-5 

44-5 

34-5 

19-8 

9-5 


20 


15-3 


34-8 
10  0 
4-7 

7-3 


3-8 


3-S 
20-5 
37-6 

80 

7-4 

7-8 

150 

180 


1-4 

1-8 

17-5 

7ti 

4-S 

3-3 

0-2 

50 

9-0 

00 

3-8 

20 

36-2 

26-4 

1-2 

12-8 

30 

18() 

O-.i 

9tl 
3-3 
US 
160 


1 

3 

8 

0 

0 

8 

4 

5 

o 

5 

10-0 

0-6 

10-2 

5-5 

4-7 

5-8- 

27-7 


25-3 
36-7 
15-4 
94-7 
15-9 
44-5 
71-3 
38-9 
30-3 
199  7 
145-0 

74-3 


9-5 

64-4 

19-9 

201   I 

.59  0 

19-3 
31-9 


480 
24-7 
870 
28. 3 
42-8 
42-5 
.i7-2 


376 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES 

Snowfall  in  inches  in  each  Month  and  for  the  Yaar  1909 — Conlinued. 


Stations. 

C 

a 
S 

<; 

1 

i 

•-3 

August. 

C 

2 
a 

[J 

0 

0) 
> 

s 

0        a 

Q 

3 

1^ 

Alberta — Continued. 
Calgary 

in. 
5-8 
200 
6-6 
60 
2-5 
80 
20 
8-5 
4-9 
8-9 
5.8 
7.9 
40 
8-0 
2-5 
5.3 
9-8 

in. 

3-6 

50 

60 

00 

40 

40 

2-3 

8-8 

4-9 

31 

1-5 

20 

2-3 

7-5 

40 

2.5 

80 

0-5 

0-2 

30 

6-5 

2-8 

20 

6-8 

30 

3.0 

4-5 

4-8 

50 

16-9 
10 

100 
4-5 
6-2 
9-2 

5-3 

3-4 

002 

in. 
6-8 
70 
5-5 
00 
90 
4-5 
2-5 
40 
11 
3-6 
4-5 
7-3 
30 
2-5 
5-5 
3-5 

10-5 
5-5 
7-9 
3-5 
60 
3-7 
50 

29-5 

20 
3-8 
3-2 
1.5 
6-2 
30 
4-5 
8-0 
8-8 
SI 
11-6 
5-8 

002 

in. 
11-4 
390 
140 
00 
14-5 
70 
6-3 
2-5 
91 
1-5 
3-4 
11-5 
70 
80 
00 
130 
8-3 
S 
70 
2-8 
5-5 
151 
0-7 
190 
30 
3  0 
8-8 
8-2 
70 
54-() 
8-5 
130 
17-8 
7.3 
9.0 
90 
4-6 

004 

in. 

17-5 

60 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 
4-6 

in. 

21 

140 

10-5 

S 

3-5 

7-5 
12-5 

30 
12-3 

0-3 

1-8 

40 
70 

in. 
4.4 

180 
50 
0  0 
80 

110 
6-6 
4.8 
3-4 
2-9 
0-5 
S 
8-0 
20 

in. 

58-2 
109  0 

47-6 

Conjuring  Creek 

Daysland 

00 

13-4 

10 

Didsbury 

140 
30 
M 
10 
1-6 
3-9 
0-3 
4-6 
2-8 

68-9 
460 
33-3 
32-6 
381 

Dorenlee 

Dunvegan 

Eckville 

S 
OS 
0-4 
0-3 

Edmonton ... 

Emsburg 

•'4-6 

Fort  Vermilion  (1) 

18-1 

Fort  Vermilion  (2) 

Gleichen 

s 

311 

Grassy  Lake 

35  0 

Harmattan 

20 
1-4 
20 

20 

60 
20 
50 

S 

3-9 
6-5 
4-3 

7-8 
3-7 
90 
'     5-2 
11 
40 

7-7 
10 
130 
4-3 
7-5 
6-5 
5-4 
0-5 
60 

37-3 
52-1 

Hillsdown 

i 1    ■ 

Islay 

25-3 

Jumping  Pound 

3.8 

7.2 

9-2 

4-9 

30 

12. 0 

2-0 

3-5 

4-5 

7-8 

120 

28-4 

70 

17.0 
40 

12. 3 
8.1 

5-5 

■022 

! 

36-6 

Lacombe 

0-3 

28-0 

Lawrence 

16-5 
18-7 
1-4 

.. 

59-2 

Lethbridge 

55-8 

Lethbridge  (2) 

13-7 

Macleod 

77-3 

May  ton 

Medicine  Hat 

0-5 

1-5 

S 

1 

1 

5-2 

50 
13-7 
180 

4-5 
13-5 

0-9 
280 

4-3 

80 
6  5 
6-8 
40 
0-4 
3-5 
70 
100 
0-9 

25-2 

Okotoks 

1 

0-3 
11-5 
20 

34-9 

Pakan  (Victoria)...  . 

. 

560 

Peace  River  Crossing. 

49-5 

Pincher  Creek 

2-7 
0-8 

113-7 

Ponoka 

1-5 

6-3 
0-7 
0-4 
4-6 

45-1 

Red  Deer... 

Sion 

2-0 
01 

87-7 

Thrcehills  Crook.. 

36-2 

Wabamun 

Waitefield 

0-1 

3-8 
0-2 

003 

13-2 

7-2 

002 

12-5 
5-2' 

0-07 

63-6 

Wetaskiwin 

31-9 

S.\SK.\TCHEWAN. 

Batf  leford 

0-42 

METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

Snowfall  in  inches  in  each  Month  and  for  the  Year  1909 — Continued. 


377 


Stations. 

•-3 

b 

Cli 

5 

XI 

S3 

s 

3 
"-5 

"-5 

! 

03 

in             i 

M 
S 

<a 

a. 

o 

si 

Si 

2 
o 

0) 

0 

Saskatchewan — Con- 
cluded. 

Chaplin..          

in. 
90 
6-2 
60 
6-5 
4-5 
3-5 
8-0 
4-5 
70 

in.      ' 
70 
70 
.50 
3  0 
14-3 
1-5 
0-8 
40 
80 

in. 
60 
15 
20 
4  0 
13-7 
10 
S 

16-5 
110 

in. 

50 
140 

8-0 

60 
20-6 
160 

S 
11-5 
28-5 

0-5 
140 
17-5 

1-5^ 

in. 
S 
0-5 

1 
in.      1       in. 

1 

in.      1 

1 

1 
in. 

in. 
10 
4-7 
30 

in. 
12-0       > 
15-5 



in. 

140 

170 

90 

in. 
.540 
64-9 

Crescent  Lake 

I 

Drumague  (Hubbard).. 

1 
Elm  How 

1 

-. 

Esterhazy  (Fairfield 

0-5 

60 
10 

19-5 
40 
5-5 
70 

19-5 

170 
5-0 
4-0 

16-0 
80 

96-1 
320 

25-7 
66-5 

S 

7-4 

70 
10 

Grenfell  (Brownhill). 

70 
20 

60 
2-5 
1-9 

20 
80 
12-5 

0-3 

0-5 
20 
6-5 
2-5 
5-9 

9-3 

80 

40 

S 

9-5 

5-8 

10 

0-5 
8-8 
140 
10-6 
40 
7-5 
3-6 
50 

9-5 
9-7 
7-5 
140 
60 

120 
150 
30 
70 
3-8 
7-1 

70 

17-0 

190 

31-1 

6-5 

7-5 

2-7 

2-5 

320 
15-3 
360 
27- 0 
280 

51  1 
550 

Lloydminster 

Melfort      

Meota          

10-5 
9-7 

45 

1-7 

60 

2-2 

9-5 
5-7 

8-5 

20 
5-5 
9-3 
17-8 
7-6 
1-5 
4-5 
S 

170 
26-8 
150 
100 
12-5 

49-5 
39.2 

Mbosomin 

01 

S 
0-5 

9-6 

Muenster      (St.     Peter's 

40 

S 

7-7 

7-6 

1-3 

80' 

50 

S 

130 

9-5 

110 

110 

^60 

20 

S 

7-5 

5-4 

2-9 

3-2 

2-4 

S 

18-5 
7-2 
5-5 
90 

130 

2  0 

S 

5-5 

5-2 

5-9 

4-5 

3-6 

10 

28-5 
17-5 
50 
13  0 
17-2 

18-0 

Pense  (Gatesgarth) 

31-3 

Prince  Albert..  . 

20 
0-2 
0-5 
01 
10 
7-5 

85 
2-6 
20 
10 
20 
S 

65  0 

0-4 

S 

• 

78-3 

''8 -7 

Saskatoon 

32. 3 

Swift  Current  . 

''2 -8 

Waseca 

160 

Manitoba. 

s 

6-8 
90 

60 

127-0 

Aweme  (St.  Alban's)  .. 

89-4 

Berens  River 

910 

850 

Carberry. . .    . 

90-7 

Carman.  .. 

Cartwright 

Cypress  River 

80 

10-3 

190 

11-3 

90 

25-5 

83-1 

01 
0-5 

40 
1-4 
60 

4-5 
1-3 

80 
18-5 

12-5 

1-2 

11  0 

7-1 

8-4 

30 

170 

15-4 

8-2 
10 
10 
01 



6-5 

133 
22-3 
220 
12-2 

57-9 

30-2 

20 
1-8 

170 
6-2 

84-0 

65-6 

378 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

Snowfall  in  inches  in  each  Month  and  for  the  Year  1909— rContinued. 


Stations. 


Manitoba — Concluded. 

Morden 

Norquay 

Oakbank 

Portage  la  Prairie  (2) . . 

Rapid  City 

Stony  Mountain 

Swan  River 

Treheme 

Virden 

Winnipeg... 


Ontario. 

Agincourt 

Alton 

Arden .  - 

Aurora 

Bancroft 

Barrie 

Beatrice 

Birnam 

Bloomfield 

Brantford 

Bruce  Mines 

Chatham 

Clinton 

Cockburn  Island . 

Coldwater 

Copper  Cliff 

Coltam 

Deer  Park 

Button 

East  Toronto.. . . 


Elora. 


Emsdale 

Ennismore 

Georgetown.. 
Godcrich. .  . 
Gravenhurst. 
Guelph 


70 
30 
50 
00 
4-8 
6-5 
00 
60 


6-3 


12-2 

9-8 

90 

8-9 

S 

14-5 

140 

140 

80 

110 

70 

16-5 

10-5 

2-5 

3-8 

10 

80 

15-8 

8-0 

i  17-8 


o 


in. 
5-9 
6-3 
70 
7-8 
60 
50 
00 
40 


7-6 


8-3 
60 
11-9 
100 
120 
4-3 


u-s 

190 
120 
16-2 

S 
25-2 
22-5 
2i-5 

30 
110 
19-0 
170 
200 
130 
15-8 
1-5 
18-2 
13-5 
180 

9-9 


in. 

90 

20-3 

210 

10-3 

5-9 

8-8 

0  0 

00 


26-7 


22-3 
120 
15- 1 
19  0 
17-5 
20 


15- 1 
20-5 
120 
20-2 

S 
29- 1 
22-5 
10-3 

8-5 
120 
28-8 

00 
19-4 
250 
160 

2-5 

8-2 
13-8 

70 

8-1 


a 


in. 
19-5 
23-3 

S 

50 
HI 

0-5 

S 

00 


14-5 


30 

12-3 

10 

30 

S 

7-3 

15-5 

170 

i  2'0 

2-5 

20-8 

40 

7-8 

21-9 

8-0 

90 

4-8 

2-5 

90 

00 


20-6 
19-0 
13-4 
130 
220 
7-8 


m. 
1-3 
3-3 


2-4 
40 
40 
40 
200 
3-3 


10 


0-2 
3-8 


10 
2-5 
0-3 


2-0 


2-5 
6-4 


1-0 


0-2 


0-8 
10 


in. 
1-7 
3-3 
7-6 
0-8 
2-2 
0-3 
40 
00 

s 

1-4 


0-7 
2-5 
10 


5-6 


I  10 

■  \   10-7 

■  I  0-2 


90 
7-5 
6-0 
2-0 
3-6 
30 
00 
00 


8-4 


0-9 
1-5 
10 
2-3 


10-3 
130 
5-5 
2-0 
10 
50 
20 
8-2 
13-3 
5-8 
50 


01 
10 

S 


9-5 
10 
M 
4  0 
11-5 
5-2 


19-7 

24-8 

230 

21-8 

16-2 

140 

S 

250 


39- 


130 

8-5 
110 
14-3 
S 
28- 1 
375 
18-5 
100 

60 
270 
110 
48-9 
190 
57-8 
12-5 
100 

9-9 

80 
12-5 
15-5 
18-0 
100 
11-7 
22  0 
.35-3 

3-2 


73- 1 
91-8 
69-6 
47-7 
49-8 
38- 1 
50 
35.0 


104-8 


56-2 
77-1 
460 
64-9 

S 

116-2 

1300 

89-1 

33-5 

43-5 

112-2 

50-5 

122-0 

101-1 

107-2 

32-5 

49-2 

55-6 

51-0 

48-3 

86-3 
520 
57-4 
73  0 
129-8 
27-0 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

Snowfall  in  inches  in  each  Month  and  for  the  Year  1909 — Continued. 


379 


Stations. 


Ontario — Continued. 

Haileybury 

Haliburton 

Hamilton 

Kakabeka  Fall.s 

Kenora 

Kingston 

Kinmount 

Lakefield 

Lake  Talon 

Lansdowne 

Lindsay 

London 

Lome  Park 

Lucknow 

MaeCue 

Madoc ' 

Meaford . . 

Midland 

Montague ... 

North  Bruce 

Orangeville . 

Orillia 

Otonabee 

Ottawa 

Owen  Sound 

Paris 

Parrj'  Sound 

Pelee  Island 

Peterboro 

Point  Clark 

Port  Arthur 

Port  Burwell 

Port  Dover 

Port  Hope 

Port  Stanley 
Princeton ... 

Renfrew 

Ronville 

Sarnia 

Schreiber 

Shelbourne 


15-9 
00 
60 

21-7 
60 

10-6 


9-8 
50 
40 
110 
160 
12-5 
18-3 
13-0 
7-0 


U-3 

40 

190 

14- 0 

50 

U-5 

13-6 

16-5 

190 

9-5 

140 

8  5 

00 

10-9 

100 

100 

00 

12-9 

130 

15-7 

80 

6-3 


in. 

28-5 
00 
2-3 

20-8 
00 

130 


17-8 
13-5 
60 
300 
27-3 
120 
28-7 
120 
170 


18- 1 

80 

11-3 

24-8 

60 

120 

18-6 

29-2 

10-0 

29-5 

110 

16-5 

00 

5-3 

80 

8-6 

00 

21-8 

130 

29-8 

80 

15-5 


299 
130 
110 
5-8 
8-5 
14-5 


in. 

10-7 

30 

8-6 

1-3 


30 


1-6 


30- 1 
13-5 
SO 
31-6 
230 
11-6 
21-8 
110 
280 

250 

5-8 
120 
32-2 
180 
160 
22-4 
33  4 

90 
220 

4-0 

320 

S 

6-6 
12-3 
19-2 

1-5 

9-7 
130 
30-4 
150 

00 


60 

120 
30 
5-7 

161 
20 
9-4 
i  10-7 
9-8 
40  ■ 

15-5 
40 
2-5 

130 
60 
60 

110 
9-2 
6-5 
9-5 


50 


30 
50 
101 

S 
9-7 
SO 
6-5 


60 


2-4 


5-6 
0-3 


1-9 


1-2 
0-8 


2-4 


S 
2-5 


20 


Ul 


0-9 


0-6 

S 

0-6 


'  i 
> 

i 

S 

O 

IV 

■z 

Q 

in. 
0-4 


5-5 


1-8 
1-3 


6-5 


4-7 


S 
0-7 


10- 


0-2 

S 


10-2 


140 
160 
30 


0-6 
100 

s 

4-2 

18-8 

S 

8-5 

S 

1-5 

10 

10-5 

10 


4-3 
3-0 
1-5 
6-7 

16-0 
0-5 

11-0 


0-4 
00 

18-6 
5-0 
3-3 
2-0 
10 
0-0 

16-2 
70 
2-0 


22-8 

8-0 

5-0 

3-8 

170 

8-6 

22-5 

18-4 

18-0 


6-5 


85-8 
7-5 

58-0 
7-0 
19-0 
22-6 
3-6 
14-5 
16-6 
40 
12-1 
13-0 
19-9 

no 

00 

6-0 

34-5 


121-4 
240 
32-9 
72-9 


51-3 

22-5 
85-1- 
720 


32-5 

122-4 

30-0 

132-8 

3-5 

41-6 

64-5 

159-6 

2-0 

48-7 

19-5 

84-0 

51-0 

134-8 

50 

27-8 

43-1 

87-9 

28-7 

124  1 

41-0 

79-0 

16-0 

630 

18-0 

90-3 

193-3 
52-5 

141-5 
36-0 
81-5 


22-0 

48-0 

1      54-8 

79-5 

1        7-5 

680 

60-0 

119-1 

49-0 

29-8 

380 


METKOROLOGICAL   TABLKS. 

Snowfall  in  inches  in  each  Month  and  for  the  Year  1909 — Continued. 


Stations. 

3 
U 

a 

< 

1-5 

3 
M 

< 

.n 

E 
S 
a 
a; 

2 

o 

0 
S 
0 

0 

a 
1 

in. 
47-6 
30. 3 
25.0 
31-8 
17-2 

40 
11. 6 
12.5 

Ontario — Concluded. 
Southampton 

1 

in. 

33-6 

19-3 

U-5 

70 

130 

80 

17-8 

13-5 

80 

8-5 

6-0 

190 

in. 
29-5 
140 
230 
10-4 

6-7 
140 
15-5 
32  5 
33-7 
19-0 
ISO 

8-5 
220 
100 
10-8 
25-1 
15-8 
160 

6-2 
120 

15-5 

11-8 

47-5 

31 

in. 

15-9 

16-5 

7.5 

91 

17-7 

12-5 

15-9 

34-5 

410 

220 

00 

180 

20-5 

100 

19-0 

100 

230 

1-5 

8-2 

15-0 

20  5 
12-4 
120 
3!) 

in. 
9-4 
9-5 

170 
0-7 
30 
20 
51 

20-0 

in. 
15 

in. 

in. 

1 

in.             in. 

in. 
0-5 
08 

in. 
6-3 
3.8 
2-5 
19.2 
10 
20 
0-9 
7.5 

in. 
144-3 

Stratford 

94.2 

Strathrov 

S 
01 

86-5 

S 

01 

78.4 

58.6 

42. 5 

0.8 

01 
15-6 

67.7 

136. 1 

Ursa 

Uxbridge 

40 
50 

111 
7-5 

120 
3-S 

310 
90 
30 
9-8 
40 

SO 
0-7 

7-5 
10 
3-5 

20 

40 

13. 0 

8-3 
13-3 
28.5 
80 
S.3 

'  29. 0 
39. 0 

10. 5 
51 
5.5 

31  0 
66 

290 
31 

72.5 

Wallaceburg 

Welland 

11 
0-9 

S 

20 

120 

S 

05 

40 

8.5 

40 
50 

14. 0 

00 

120 
100 
0-5 
2-7 
20 

7.0 
00 

13. 5 
1-4 

36. 0 
07 
50 
60 
08 
70 

23. 5 
80 

14.7 

00 
9-4 

790 

Wesley 

Westminster - . 

110 
3-2 
18  5 
140 
10-5 
7-8 
5-5 

210 
6-2 

36-5 
2-7 

65. 0 

Westport 

■ 

S 
1.7 

s 
s 

01 

s 

1.5 

s 

04 

47. 1 

White  River 

102-4 

110. 8 

Windsor    

42-5 

Woodstock 

39.9 

Wooler 

44. 0 

Quebec. 
Abitibi 

05 

105-0 

Anticosti,  E.      Pt 

W.        "     .      , 

37-7 
146-4 

S.W.  "      .   . 

15-2 

Bicquet 

Bird  Rocks 

101 
100 
110 
11-9 
9-6 
230 

10-7 
16-0 
460 
40-3 
.      2-4 
49-5 
24-U 
10-7 

00 
18-6 

6-7 
10-5 
26-5 
6-1 
7-3 
190 
27-0 
25-6 

00 
22-9 

10. 7 
90 

10. 5 
2.3 

11-2 

26. 3 

13. 0 

24-9 

00 
13-2 

38-9 

30 
20 
3-9 
0-3 
14-5 
150 
3-8 

0.0 
90 

1-1 
20 
04 

1 
15 

10 

55-6 

Cape  Chatte  .          . 

104-0 

Cape  Magdalen .... 

1.6 

67-3 

Chicoutimi 

37-8 

Clarke  City 

20 

159-3 

D'Israeli 

Father  Point 

130 

5-2 
21-3 

00 

1 

2-7 

96-0 

MacDonald  College(Ste. 

1 

i 

52 

Montreal 

0  1 

! 

S 

94.5 

i 

1 

METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

Snowfall  in  inches  in  each  Month  and  in  the  Year  1909 — Continued. 


381 


Stations. 

>> 

g 

[c3 

3 
*-5 

>> 

3 
"' 

X 
3 
M 
3 
< 

O. 

o 

Ch' 

•l; 
O 

o 

o 

November. 

g 

Q 

Quebec — Conchiked. 

in. 

in. 

1 
in. 

in.      1       in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

Perc6..                   

Quebec            

13-4 

16-0     '     24-5     1 

6-8            1  •  l> 

1 

10 

6-5 

29-8 

990 

40-7 

34-4         318 

8-3 

0-3 

9-3 

19-9 

1.39-7 

0-0     1      O'O 

00 

200 

21  0 

23-4         ''fit     1 

10   1              4-fi 

0-4 

15-2 

24-3 

125- 1 

t 

Whitpfish 

New  Bkunswick. 



24-8 
18-2 
280 

16-8 

1-5 

140 

19-9 
llo 

220 
70 
9-4 

20 

7-6 

110 

11 

290 
240 
190 

122  1 

Frederieton 

30 

830 

Grand  Manan 

35-5 

60 

71 

13-2 

S 

3-8 

12-7 

77-3 

15-5 
19-9 

150 
17-5 

4-6 
15-5 

5-7 
14-4 

0-5 

1-4 

300 

18- 1 

71-3 

Point  Esouminac     

01 

86-9 

Point  Leoreaux     

190 

20  0 

5-5 

5-5 

0-5 

70 

57-5 

18-8 
34-5 
140 

16-9 
14-5 
150 

9-6 

14-5 

50 

12-8 
7-5 
0  0 

01 

4-3 

18-3 

70 

25-1 

80-8 

St.  Stephen 

1 

00     :       00 

780 

00 

1-0 

60- 1 

Nova  Scotia. 

1 
1 

1 

Halifax     

210 
10-5 

9-6 
30 

14-9 

19-5 

01 

1-2 
30 

15-5 
120 

81-8 

28-5 

Sable  Island  (E.  Pt.)--. 

S 
17-2 
19-5 

S 
11-6 
13-0 

S 
12-8 
19-5 

S 

00 
70 

5-0 

31 

290 

O'S 

Sable  Island 

• 

44-7 

80 
9-9 
3-5 
15-8 
10. 1 

960 

Truro.. 

24-4 
12-6 
250 
17-8 

13-5 

1-6 

170 

8-7 

14-2 

1-9 

15-3 

10-7 

.... 

0-3 

21 
00 
0-5 
0-6 

31-9 

170 

9-8 

9-3 

96-3 

36-6 

s 

83-4 

s 



56-2 

Prince  Edward  Island 

i 

15-7 

130 

26-5 

14-5 

00 

2-4 

43-8 

11C5 

Hamilton 

Summersise 

1 
140 

170 

1  iK.n 

13-5 

240       1   110 

1     S-5 

382 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

Snowfall  in  inches  in  each  Month  and  for  the  Year  1909 — Concluded. 


I 

Stations. 

1 

1 

>> 

e 
1 

a 

< 

s 

3 
"-5 

August. 
September. 

1 

a; 

S 

o 
2 

December. 

1 

Newfoundland. 

in. 
200 
21-8 
250 
190 

in.             in. 
22-6            M 
26-1          29-S 
17-2            9-2 
30  ■  5         '>'>■  T 

in. 
0-3 

10-1 
11 
7-5 

12-8 
3-7 
50 

1 
in.      1      in. 

1 

1 
in.      i      in. 

1 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

in. 

8-8 

S 

30 

0-3 

200 

1-4 
10 
1-4 
2-5 
40 

140 

1-2 
38-2 
23-4 

7-2 
110 

130-9 

55-1 

Point  Rirh                            1 

28-7 

' 

65-7 

25-0 
90 

10-3 
25-7 

27-1 
170 

75-8 

St   John's 

00 

M 

72-8 

HOURS  OF  BRIGHT  SUNSHINE. 


384 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


Hours  of  Bright  Sunshin 


Victoria. . 
Nanaimo. . . 
Vancouver. 


Agassiz . 


Tranquille 

Summerland. 
Kamloopg 


Edmonton . . 
Lethbridgc. ... 
Lacombe.. 
Medicine  Hat 
Ft.  Vermilion. 


Battleford... 
Indian  Head. 
Moose  Jaw. . . 


Brandon. . 
Winnipeg. 


Haileyburj' . 

Woodstock. 

Lindsay 

Toronto 

Barrie 

Kingston... 
Ottawa 


Montreal. . . . 

Quebec 

Sherbrooke. 


Fredericton 

Charlottetown. 


Stations. 


British  Columbia. 


Jan. 


Feb. 


No. 

of 

Hours. 


.\lbehta 


Sask.itcbewan. 


46 
47 
55 
26 
89 
56 
74 


120 
117 
106 


Differ- 
ence 
from 

Average 


No. 

of 

Hours. 


I 


-23 


Manitoba 


Ontario. 


Quebec. 


Maritime  Provinces. 


88 

79 

113 

121 
99 

100 
69 
63 
70 
59 
67 
66 

55 

88 
69 

101 

92 


-17 
-  3 


-l-ll 
-11 


-I-  7 
-11 
-  8 
-I-  2 
-10 
-1-17 

-21 

+  4 


84 
74 
56 
40 
87 
74 
84 

105 
123 
123 
103 


Differ- 
ence 
from 
Average 


+  5 


-27 


-  9 


79 
123 


no 

117 
46 
66 
69 
63 
89 

112 

83 
104 
110 

101 
105 


-36 
-24 


March. 


No. 

of 

Hours. 


Differ- 
ence 
from 

Average 


116 
121 
144 
129 
188 
200 
179 

191 
195 

172 
196 


-27 


-35 

-29 


-42 
-1-38 
-39 
-22 
-20 
-  3 

-1-20 
+  0 


93 
138 
166 

135 
112 


-f30 


April. 


No. 

of 

Hours 


-77 
+  6 


-26 


-23 


137 
89 

-34 

150 

-  1 

159 

-I-  9 

142 

-1-  4 

155 

-1-  5 

157 

-  8 

146 

+  0 

165 

-(-15 

192 

136 

-19 

125 

231 
257 
252 
158 
239 
240 
226 

196 


213 
187 


142 
176 
209 

190 
191 

194 
149 
135 
168 


158 
173 

164 
172 
165 

177 
158 


Differ- 
ence 
from 
Average 


+47 
+61 


+35 


-63 
+  6 


+  0 
-15 


-IS 
-54 
-23 


+  16 


-10 
+11 


MKTEOROLOOICAL    TABLES. 


385 


during  the  Year  1909. 


May. 

June. 

July. 

August. 

Sept. 

Oct. 

Nov. 

Dec. 

No. 

of 

Hours. 

Difler- 
ence 
from 

Average 

No. 

of 

Hours. 

DifTer- 

enoe 

from 

Average 

.\o. 

of 

Hours. 

Differ- 
ence 
from 
.\verage 

No. 

of 

Hours. 

Differ- 
ence 
from 
Average 

No. 

of 

Hours. 

Differ- 
ence 
from 

Average 

No. 

of 

Hours. 

Differ- 
ence 
from 

.\verage 

No. 

of 

Hours. 

Differ- 
ence 
from 
Average 

No. 

of 

Hours. 

Differ- 
ence 
from 
Average 

228 

+29 

272 

+  57 

260 

-34 

278 

+21 

207 

+24 

100 

-18 

59 

+  1 

64 

+25 

222 

+  9 

254 

+46 

222 

-71 

240 

-.38 

159 

-26 

92 

-31 

51 

+  7 

52 

+  26 

230 

252 

224 

263 

195 

99 

58 

51 

168 

+18 

200 

+43 

208 

-18 

193 

+  2 

124 

_  2 

88 

-16 

44 

-  S 

74 

+35 

255 



252 
297 



308 
306 

286 
315 



208 
211 

123 

115 

HU 
70 

258 

26 

271 

267 

315 

289 

201 

98 



75 



51 

201 

305 

304 

323 

216 

126 

63 

60 

232 

302 

344 

379 

241 

186 

89 

102 

199 

314 
302 

300 
300 

325 
344 

144 
156 

108 
59 

90 

76 

213 

238 

335 

73 

96 

141 

-58 

153 

-73 

159 

-105 

261 

+24 

195 

+25 

89 

-54 

96 

+  13 

70 

-  4 

216 

+  2 

224 

+17 

263 

-36 

321 

+92 

234 

+71 

137 

+  7 

77 

+  8 

36 

+  23 

248 

280 

271 

368 

158 

88 

48 

231 

+  3 

239 

+19 

2,53 

+  12 

298 

-24 

243 

-16 

124 

+  54 

113 

-13 

49 

+  2 

251 

-19 

218 

-33 

:!0i 

+  11 

261 

+  4 

220 

+  41 

117 

-   K 

77 

-12 

38 

-43 

188 

282 

259 

262 

165 

111 

78 

46 

183 

-24 

222 

-24 

307 

+32 

264 

+26 

175 

—  7 

133 

+  3 

98 

+21 

48 

-  6 

156 

-53 

270 

+27 

239 

-21 

243 

+  13 

168 

-21 

122 

-12 

94 

+  22 

55 

_  2 

210 

-  9 

283 

+24 

306 

+24 

287 

+35 

200 

-  8 

127 

—  22 

104 

+  19 

85 

+  10 

184 

-24 

298 

+53 

256 

-  9 

268 

+40 

169 

-18 

121 

-  4 

88 

+30 

52 

+  8 

213 

-  8 

291 

+42 

241 

-30 

294 

+45 

179 

-11 

122 

-15 

94 

+  14 

33 

-36 

196 

+26 

255 

-25 

237 

-16 

280 

+35 

191 

-20 

136 

+  5 

88 

+  9 

.59 

_  2 

181 

-24 

250 

-33 

219 

-19 

214 

—  5 

162 

-10 

103 

-19 

55 

-14 

33 

-27 

175 

-16 

240 

+3;k 

232 

+  12 

217 

_  2 

176 

+  19 

120 

-  4 

88 

+21 

73 

+  1 

166 

280 

194 

168 

106 

68 

2S 

199 

-16 

234 

+16 

235 

-   1 

257 

+34 

130 

-49 

125 

-26 

94 

+  3 

65 

-29 

191 



281 

242 

266 

187 

97 

101 

20 

22476-25 


3?»i^RT    ^ 


Daily  Weather  Reports  from  Selected  Telegraph  Stations  for  the  Year  1909. 


Explanation  of  Cloud  Symbols : 


C.  denotes  Cirrus. 

S. 

'        Stratus. 

K. 

'        Cumulus. 

N. 

'       Nimbus. 

C.S.      ' 

'       Cirro-stratus. 

K.S.     ' 

'        Cumulo  stratus. 

K.N.    ' 

'        Cumulo-nimbus 

O.K.     ' 

'        Cirro  cumulus. 

22476— 25J 


MBTKOKOLOGICAL    TABLES. 


389 


DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR   THE   YEAR   1909. 
Dawson  City,  Yukon — January,  1909. 


Pressure 
AT  32° 


cc 


in. 
29-17 
29-32 
29-55 
29-74 
29-84 
29-86 
29-73 
29-57 
29-91 
29-71 
29-45 
29-23 
29-35 
29-34 
29-13 
29-10 
28-65 
28-85 
28-60 
28-76 
29  01 
2s .  ',10 
28-78 
28-94 
28-93 
28-98 
28-86 
29-63 
28-821 
28-62 
29-11 


in. 
29-23 
29-40 
29-65 
29-71 
29-91 
29-82 
29-48 
29-76 
29-88 
29-65 
29-25 
29-31 
29-37 
29-30 
28-93 
28-98 
28-63 
28-56 
28-57 
28-85 
29-02 
28-82 
28-84 
29  03 
28-40 
28-40 
29-27 
29-45 
28-62 
28-75 
29-22 


Air  Temperature. 
1 — 


-16-5 
-34-8 
-46-0 
-47  0 
-41-0 
-52-0 
-48-0 
-30-0 
-38-0 
-27-0 
-29-0 
-30-0 
-44-0 
-54-0 
-60-0 
-55-OJ 
-56-0 
-53-0 
-56-0 
-57-0 
-60-0 
-62-0 
-62-0 
-63-0 
-54-0 
-23-0 
-40-0 
-48-5 
-25-0 
-27-OJ 
-29-o| 


-23-0 
-400 
-47-o| 
-43-0 
-44-0 
-50-0 
-40-0 
-28-0 
-35-0 
-30-0 
-30-0 
-32-0 
-50-o! 
-56-0, 
-60-0 
-53-0 
-45-o! 
-56-0 
-57-0 
-58-0 
-59-0 
-62-0 
-60-0 
-60-0 
-41-0 
-13-0 
-39-0 
-44-0 
-29-0 
-27-0 
-31-0 


-12-0 
-23-0 
-40-0 
-43-0 
-39-0 
-44-0 
-40-0 
-26-0 
-250 
-25-0 
-250 
-24-0 
-320 
-50-0 
-56-0 
-52-0 
-45-0 
-45-0 
-55-0 
-57  0 
-.580 
-59-0 
-58-5' 
-58-0 
-51-0 
-13-0 
-13-0 
-39  0 
-23-5 
-220 
-250 


HCMID- 
ITT. 


-23-0 

-40-0 

-48-0 

-49-0 

-44-0 

-53-0 

-52-0 

-40-0 

-460 

-36-0 

-31-0, 

-32-0 

-50-0 

-57-0 

-61-0 

-60-0 

-580 

-56-0: 

-58-0 

-60-0  ! 

-62-0  ! 

-630 

-63-0 

-65-0 

-63-0 

-41-0 

-40-0 

-500 

-44-0 

-30-0 

-.330 


Winds. 


W. 

C. 

W. 
S.E. 

C. 
S.E. 
S.E. 

C. 
S.E. 
S.E. 

C. 

c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 

S.E. 

c. 

N.W. 

s. 
c. 
s. 

s. 
s. 

S.E. 
X.W. 
N.W. 
S.E. 

w. 

S.E. 


8  p.m. 


S.W. 

s. 

S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 

C. 
S,E. 

C. 
N.W 

C. 

C. 

c. 
c. 
c. 

S. 

c. 
c. 

N. 

c. 

s. 

S. 

s. 
c. 
w. 

X.W. 
N.W. 
S.E. 

C. 

W. 


Precipi- 

T,\TION. 


1 

2 
2 
4 
4 
4 
6 
0 
4 
0 
1 

o; 

0 
0 

Oi 

I 

oi 

3 
0 
0 
2; 
0 
1 
1 
2 
0 
10 

Ij 

si 

6 
0 

4 


QO     1    °0 


in.  in. 
0-04 
0-04 


0-04 


0-05 


0-05 


Clouds. 


Upper.     (     Lower. 


0-01 
0-05 


0-02  . 


2|     C. 
C. 


c. 
c. 


c. 


c. 
c. 


8  p.m. 


Upper. 


fog. 
fog. 
fog. 
fog. 
fog. 


S. 
S. 


N. 


N. 
N. 


« 


C. 
C. 


Lower. 


C. 

c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 


c. 


c. 

c. 


II    c. 


!  10 

fog. 

10 

fog. 

10 

fog. 

10 

fog. 

10 

fog. 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

N. 

4 

S. 

10 

N. 

9 

S. 

390 


METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES. 


DAILY  WEATHER  REPORTS  FOR  THE  YEAR  1909. 
Dawson  City,  Yukon — February,  1909. 


Pressure 
AT  32° 

AiB  Temperature. 

Humid- 
ity. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

ClOUDS. 

DAT. 

i 
si 

C3Q 

d 

00 

a 

ci 
00 

e 

d 

00 

i 

d 

a 
00 

a 

d 
00 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

a 

03 
00 

in. 

a 

d 

00 

in. 

8  a.m. 

8p 

m. 

0 

i 

Q 

t 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

1 

< 

i 

a 
< 

■6 

a 

a 

i 

a 
< 

a 

3 

1 

in. 
29-16 
28-96 
28-77 
28-73 
28-82 
29-10 
29-00 
29-11 
29-22 
29-32 
29-33 
29-31 
^  29-46 
29-25 
28-88 
28-55 
28-21 
28-19 
28-16 
28-87 
29-04 
29-19 
29-06 
28-73 
28-55 
28-59 
28-33 
28-30 

in. 

2904 

28-83 

28-72 

28-71 

28-98 

29  07 

28-97 

29-13 

29-18 

29-38 

29-28 

29-32 

29-41 

28-99 

28-77 

28-27 

28-25 

28-10 

28-46 

28-92 

29-10 

1 

29-15 

28-82 

28-45 

28-65^ 

i 

28-40 

28-33' 

1 

28-20 

-16-0 
-29-0 
-29-0 
-17-0 
-38-0 
-450 
-46-0 
-41-0 
-41-0 
-47-0 
-48  0 

0 

-11-0 
-32-0 
-18-5 
-24-0 

0 

-11-0 

0 

-310 

N. 
S. 
S. 
N. 
C. 

c. 

N.W. 

N.W. 

C. 

c. 

s. 
c. 
w. 
s. 
c. 

S.E. 
S.E. 

S. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

C. 

C. 

C. 

C. 
S.E. 

W. 
N.E. 

N. 

1 

8 

C. 

0 
4 
4 
0 
0 
1 
5 
0 
2 
1 
0 
1 
1 
0 
0 
3 
0 
2 
5 
2 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
4 

10 

N. 

10 

N. 

2 

-11-0-320 
-18-5-36-0 
-120  -24-0 

1 
5 
2 
1 
1 

c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 

3 

C. 

3 

10   .S-E- 

7 

S. 

4...... 

2 
0 
0 
1 

1 

0 
0 

1 

0 

1 
1 

0 

3 
5 
6 
8 
2 

0 
0 
0 
0 
6 
1 
3 
4 

c. 
c. 

N.W. 

S.W. 

C. 

W. 

S. 

c. 

N. 
S. 

c. 
c. 

s. 
c. 

s. 

N.W. 
N.W. 

c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 

N.W. 

^ 

C. 

c. 
c. 
c. 

c.s. 

S 

-380  -24-0 

-390 
-46-0 
-47-0 
-42-0 
-44-0 
-490 
-48-0 
-50-0 
-49-0 
-530 
-46-0 
-210 
-  7-0 

6 

-42-0 
-35  0 
-38-0 
-43  0 
-45-0 
-44-0 

-35-0 
-32-0 
-32-0 
-350 
-40-0 
-39-0 
-37  0 
-40-0 
-42-0 
-21-0 
-  4-0 
00 

7 

10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 

fog. 
fog. 
fog. 
fog. 
fog 
fog. 
fog. 
fog. 

8 

10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 

9 

fog. 

10 

fog. 

11 

fog. 

12 

-46-o!-430 

fog. 

13 

-48-0 
-52-0 
-35-0 
-130 
-  70 
-110 
00 

-44-0 
-46-0 
-210 

-  4-0 

-  2-0 
-110 

-  3-0 

fog. 

14 

fog. 

15 

1 

c. 

5 

c. 

16 

10 
10 

s. 

S. 

10 
10 

S. 

17 

S. 

18 

-  2-0  -120 

1 
1-0-11-0 

-  3-0-25-0 
-20-0-41-0 
-27-0  -430 

1 

c. 

1 

c. 

19 

0-01 

0-09 

10 

C. 

10 

C. 

20 

-22-0-250 
-40-o'-320 
-430-340 
-33-0  -28-0 

1 
0-05 

21 

10 
10 

fog. 
fog. 

22 

1 
1 

3 
3 

c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 

23 

-20-."; 

-39-0 
-30-0 

-  7-0 
-20-0 

2-2 

-  8-0 

1 
2 

c. 
c. 

24 

-25-0 
3-0 

-17-0 
7-0 
2-2 

1 
7-0-  7-0 

25 

-  7-0 
2-0 
6-5 
7-2 

4-2 

2-2 

13-2 

8-0 

0-10 

6 
10 
10 

7 

K. 

S. 

c. 

N. 

26 

10 

8 
10 

S. 

27 

0-15 

0-07 
0-01 

c. 

28 

N. 

i 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


391 


DAILY  WEATHER  REPORTS  FOR  THE  YEAR  1909. 
Dawson  City,  Yukon— March,  1909. 


Pbessure 
AT  32° 

AiB  Temperature. 

Humid- 
ity. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

Clouds. 

Day. 

i 

a 
cx> 

d 

00 

i 

09 
00 

c 
a 

00 

s 

g 

S 
oi 

00 

d 

00 

8  a. 

m. 

8  p.m. 

S 

00 

s 

d 

00 

8a 

m. 

Sp. 

m. 

5 

> 

.S3 

Q 

> 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

S 

< 

i 

S 
< 

i 

4i 

s 
< 

•d 

a 

3 

1 
< 

•d 

.a 

1 

in. 

28-65 
28-45 
28-39 
28-43 
28-82 
28-92 
28-81 
28-94 
28-97 
28-94 
29-25 
29-26 
28-72 
28-87 
28-72 
28-68 
28-61 
28-31 
28-38 
28-56 
28-33 
28-40 
28-38 
28-51 
28-58 
27-98 
28  62 
28-70 
28-50 
28-40 
28-47 

in. 

28  27 
28-54 
28-32 
28-68 
28-87 
28-81 
28-79 
28-99 
28-84 
29-07 
29-33 
28-89 
28-85 
28-75 
28-70 
28-72 
28-31 
28-40 
28-32 
28-59 
28-17 
28-46 
28-17 
28-62 
28-07 
28-17 
28-73 
28-50 
28-44 
28-36 
28-60 

o 

7-2 

9-2 

5-2 

1-0 

0-0 

-19-0 

-22-0 

-25-0 

-12-0 

13-2 

-  4-0 

-10-0 

3-2 

6-2 

8-2 

3-2 

2-2 

11-2 

8-2 

11-7 

6-2 

15-2 

25-0 

27-0 

4-2 

25-0 

14-2 

7-2 

30-0 

35-0 

27-0 

0 

10-2 
10-2 
5-2 
5-2 

-  2-5 
-10-0 
-110 

-  6-0 
10-2 

8-7 

-  1-0 

-  6-0 
14-2 
10-2 

7-2 

5-2 
14-2 

1-2 
20-2 
U-2 
22-2 
22-2 
32-0 
24-0 
32-0 
29-0 

8-2 
300 
33-5 
35-0 
30-0 

0 

12-2 
13-7 
10-2 
6-2 
140 
4-2 
0-0 
2-2 
10-7 
22-2 
18-7 
5-2 
18-2 
15-2 
11-2 
10-2 
15-2 
15-7 
230 
26-0 
27-5 
34-0 
37-0 
37-0 
33-0 
38-0 
350 
32-0 
46-0 
41-5 
36-0 

7-2 
8-2 
4-2 
0-0 

-  4-0 
-19-0 

-:3-o 

-25-0 

-13-0 

8-7 

-  7-0 
-19-0 
-10-0 

5-2 

7-2 

2-2 

00 

9-2 

7-2 

8-2 

1-2 

12-2 

17-2 

12-2 

-  4-0 
24-0 
12-2 

6-2 
20-2 
23-0 
23-0 

N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
C. 

s. 
s. 
c. 
s. 

S.E. 
S.E. 

s. 

N.W. 

N. 

N. 

N. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
S.E. 

S. 
S.E. 

S. 

c. 

N.W. 

E. 

S. 
N.W. 
S.W. 

s. 

S.W. 

15 
12 
24 
12 
0 
4 
2 
0 
2 
2 
6 
7 
8 
10 
15 
18 
5 
8 
6 
1 
2 
2 
4 
0 
4 
2 
8 
5 
4 
1 
5 

N.W. 

N. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

S. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

C. 
N.W. 

N. 

C. 

N. 
N.W. 

N. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

C. 

c. 

N.W. 
S.W. 

s. 

S.E. 

S. 
N.E. 
N.W. 

C. 

N. 

C. 

14 

3 

16 

10 

2 
1 
2 
2 
0 
2 
1 
0 

10 

20 
■20| 

12 
2 

14 
8 
0 
0 
4 

JO 
3 
8 
10 
2 
6 
0 
4 
0 

in. 
0-02 

in. 

10 
10 

N. 
S. 

10 
7 
9 
7 

N 

2 

K. 

3 

2 

c. 

S. 

4 

0-25 

015 

10 

9 

N. 
S. 

K. 

5 

c. 
c. 

8 

2 
2 
1 
1 

C. 
C. 
C. 
C. 

7 

8 

1 

c. 

9 

0-02 

S. 

0 

N. 

10 

10 

5 

7 

8 

7 

9 

7 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

N. 
K. 

S. 
N. 
K. 

N. 
g 

3 
1 
2 

c. 

c. 
c. 

11 

12 

S. 

s. 

0-30 
0-01 

13 

3 
10 
5 

7 
9 
2 
8 

( 

K. 

14 

s 

1.5 

s 

16 

s 

17 



N 

g 

18 

0-02 

S. 

0-02 

s. 

N. 
N. 
S. 
S. 

s. 

19 

s 

20 

1 

c. 

21 

[ 
9 

s 

22 

2 

c. ' 

4 

c. 

23. .    . 

0-05 
0-07 



0-05 

s. 

B-25 

9 

c. 

10 

c 

24 

..   1 
1 

c. 
c. 

c. 

25 

10 
10 

c 

26     .    . 

' 

10 

c. 

c. 

27     .. 

3 
3 

c. 

C.S. 

28 

7 
5 
8 
6 

s. 

29 

5 

8 
0 

s. 

S. 

c. 

s. 

30 

s. 

31 

s. 

392 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


DAILY   WEATHER    REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Dawson  City,  Yukon — April,  1909. 


Pressure 
AT  32° 

Ai 

1                  I] 
,  Temperatube.       I  ^^^f- 

i     ■  il 

WiSDS. 

Precipi- 

T.4TI0N. 

Clouds. 

Day. 

S     1     E 

c4     :      a 

00 

E 
a. 

00 

g 

8  a.m.. 

8  p.m. 

1 

s 

00 

00 

8u 

m. 

8  p.m. 

> 

t 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

.5 

s 

00 

CO     i 

1 

0 

1 

■a 

B 

s 

S 
< 

-a 

s 

s 

i 

■a 
e 

s 

1 

j 

in.          in. 

28-841  28-72 

30-0 
19-0 
11-2 
11-2 
22-2 

8-2 

2-2 
24-0 
12-2 
30-0 
16-2 
26-0 

6-2 
20-2 
—13-0 
16-2 
12-2 
15-0 
17-0 
19-0 
27-5 
40-0 
32-0 
12-0 

5-2 
14-2 
14-2 
15-2 
30-0 
35-0 

1 

o 

29-0 
26-0 
26-0 
.30  0 
11-2 
24-0 
25-0 
26-0 
290 
22-2 
19-2 
15-2 
13-2 
10-0 
11-2 
21-4 
230 
33-0 
35-0 
33-0 
37-0 
35-0 
25-0 
22-0 
23-0 
20-2 
15-2 
.35  0 
350 
400 

36-5 
38-0 
37-0 
340 
320 
32-0 
35-0 
36-0 
330 
32-5 
24-0 
30-0 
25-0 
23-0 
24-0 
25-0 
37-0 
41-0 
430 
50-0 
47-5 
44-0 
39-0 
30-0 
30-5 
34-0 
320 
39  5 
410 
52-8 

21-2 

7-2 

2-2 

21-5 

U-2 

0-0 

5-2 

9-2 

7-2 

22-2 

15-2 

15-2 

-12-5 

6-2 

-15-0 

3-2 

7-2 

4-5 

8-0 

11-0 

17-0 

30-0 

24-0 

4-0 

-   1-0 

9-2 

4-2 

4-2 

20-2 

22-2 

1 

1 

1 
c. 

S.E. 

c. 
c. 

N.W. 
W. 

s. 

0 

4 
0 
0 
3 
2 
2 
5 
1 
0 

14 
0 
3 

10 
1 
0 
4 
0 
0 
0 
2 
0 
0 

•4 
0 
8 
8 
0 

10 
0 

C. 

N.W. 

C. 

N. 

C. 

C. 

N. 

N. 
S.E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

N. 

C. 
N.W. 

C. 
S.E. 

C. 

C. 

C. 

C. 
S.E. 

C. 
N.W. 

N. 

S. 

N. 

C. 

c. 
c. 
c. 

0 

2 
0 
4 
0 
0 

1 

1 

4 
10 
16 
10 
0 
8 
0 
4 
0 
0 
0 
0 
2 
0 
6 
10 
6 
5 
0 
0 
0 
0 

in. 

in. 
0-02 

3 

s. 

7 

S. 

0 

28-68 
28-49 
28-48 
28-91 
29-13 
29-10 
29-02 
29-21 
j  29-05 
29-07 
28-72 

29  13 

1 
28-86 

29-18 

:  28-80 

28-79 

29-29 

29-40 

29-16 

29-04 

29  12 

29-02 

28-52 
28-40 

28-5: 

29  02 
29-06 
29-02 
29-15 
29  05 
29-17 
28-69 
28-94 
28-94 
28-97 
29-08 
28-69 
29-17 
29-32 
29-21 
29  01 
29-10 
29-13 

9R.Q1 

3 
2 

c. 

1 
1 

c. 
c. 

3   

1 

4 

7 
3 
8 
9 
4 
9 
10 
10 
7 

8 

K. 
K. 

S. 
S. 
K. 
S. 
S. 
S. 
K. 

a. 

8 
3 

8 

s 

1 
.5 

K 

fi 

.  . .  .  1 

s. 

1 

c. 

S    . 

N.W. 

w. 
c. 

s. 

.: 

9.  . 

10 
8 
10 

s. 

10 

0-05 
0-40 

s. 

11 

0-02 

c 

12 

c. 
w. 

N.W. 

s. 

C.S. 

c. 
c. 

C.S. 



13 

14 

0-05 

15 

1 

C. 

10 
6 

2 

IB 

c. 

N. 

c 

0-05 

0-05 

9 
8 

s. 
s. 

c. 

l"^ 

s. 

IS 

19 

90 

1 

1 
1 

C. 
c. 
c. 

K 

c. 

c. 

S.E. 
C. 
C. 

N. 

C. 
N.W. 

N. 

C. 
N.E. 

C. 

c. 

■"l 

10 

10 
7 

s. 

s. 

K. 

10 
5 

C. 

o.? 

R. 

s. 

-7 

24 

28-85'  28-88 
28-89    SS.S9 

1 
1 

2 
1 
3 
5 

c. 

C.S. 

c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 

1 

C.S. 

9 

N. 

2B 

28-89 
29-09 
29-23 
29-06 
28-94 

'28-87 
29-09 
29-13 
28-97 
28-75 

■'S 

29 

9 

7 

S. 
S. 

:«) 

.... 

1 

4 

s. 

1 

METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES. 

DAILY  WEATHER   REPORTS  FOR  THE  YEAR  1909. 
Dawson  City,  Yukon— May,  1909. 


393 


Day. 


8.. 

9.. 
10   , 
II 
12 
13    . 
14.. 

1.5 

IG   . 

17 

18- 

ly 

20 
21 

22. 

23 

24- 

25 

26 

27- 

28 

29 

30 

31 


Prebsube 

AT  32° 


AiR  Temperature. 


in. 
28-57 

28-18 
27-74 
28-42 
28-58 
28-88 


s 

6. 


a 


28-271 
27-96J 
28031 
28 -50' 
28-70J 
28-76! 


28-82  -28-84 
28-97   28-86 


28-71 
28-37 
28-33 


28-55 
28-35 
28-24 


28-33    28-80 


29-00 
29-14 
29  06 


29-02 
29-03 
28-84 


28-88i  28-79 
28-93'  28-64 


28-82 
28-87 
28-89 
28-60 


28-79 
28-85 
28-68 
28-66 


28-721  28-72 


28-7 

28-70 

28-79 

28-71 

28-65 

28-53 

28-54 


28-58 
28-67 
28-67 
28-61 
28-61 
28-56 
28-49 


28-461  28-51 
28-651  28-71 


50-0 

49-0 

38-0 

290 

34-01 

43 -0| 

41-0 

41-oi 

40-0, 

48-0 

40-0 

40-0 

46-Oj 

48-0| 

33 -oj 

57  01 

50-0 

50-0 

43-0 

38-0 

44-0 

45-0 

46-0 

57-0 

50-0 

45-0 

45-0 

44-0 

52-0 

55-0 

48-0 


49-0 
47-0 
31-0 
35-0 
40-0 
41-0 
47-0 
46-0 
54-0 
45-0 
46-0 
39-0 
41-0 
45-0 
64-0 
65-0 

64-0 

I 

50-0| 
43-ot 
46-0 
50-0 
55-0 
60-0 
57-0 
55-0 
570 
56-0 
56-0 
57-0 
52-0 
520 


.59-0 

550 

47-0 

39-0 

50-0| 

53-oi 

I 

56-0 

53-5] 

61-0! 

54-0! 

,55-5j 

52-0| 

.54-0! 

610 

69-5 

74-0 

81-0 

64-5 

50-0 

56-5 

560 

650 

72-0 

65-0 

62-0 

65-0 

60-0 

63  0 

65-0 

58-0 

580 


HtrinD- 
rrr. 


S 

a       9. 

00     !    CO 


330 
40-0 
31-0 
23-5 
290 
25-0 
23-0 
36-0 
28-0 
38-0 
360 
320 
32-0 
25-0 
.32-0 
37-0 
340 
30-0 
26-0 
37-5 
.37  0 
350 
31-0 
43-5 
38-0 
35-0 
33-0 
310 
37-0 
44-0 
41-0 


Winds. 


I  a.m.         8  p.m. 


S. 
C. 
X. 

\. 

S.E. 
C. 
C. 
C. 
E. 

s. 

S.E. 

N.  W. 
S. 

s. 
c. 
c. 

N. 
N. 
N. 
C. 

s. 
s. 
c. 

s.w. 
s. 
c. 

N. 
N.  W. 

N.  W. 

S. 

c. 


s. 

S.E. 
N. 
16|  N.W. 
51    C. 
0  N.W, 


S.E. 

C. 

S.E. 

■■v. 
c. 
c. 

N. 

c. 

0:N.  E. 
ON.  E. 

C. 

N. 

N. 
C. 


101   c. 

4|    C. 
0   S.E. 
2     C. 
41    C. 
ON.W. 

8:      X. 

5i  N. 

8  C. 

6J  C. 

0'  N. 


Precipi- 
tation. 


I 


0-30 
0-10 


0-30 


R. 


CLonDS. 


8  a.m. 


Upper.         Lower. 


■a 

B 


0-01 
R. 
R. 


R. 


R. 


R. 


C. 

c. 


c. 
c. 
c. 

c. 


c. 
c. 
c. 


5 


3 

K. 

9 

S. 

9 

N. 

10 

s. 

7 

s. 

8  p.m. 


Upper.         Lower 


10!    N.    ' 

4   K.S. 

!l      .V. 
10     X. 

71  K.S. 

2I  K.S. 

3;    S. 


K.S. 


S. 


-0 

s 

3 


c. 


c. 

c. 

c. 
c. 


c. 


w 


s. 
s. 


s. 
s. 


4 

K.S. 

7 

K.S. 

5 

6 

S. 

2 

N. 

7 

S. 

4 

K.S. 

8 

S. 

8 

s. 

8 

s. 

1      9 

s. 

!      7 

s. 

394 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY  WEATHER  REPORTS  FOR  THE  YEAR  1909. 
Dawson  C  ty,  Yukon — June,  1909. 


Pbbbsuee 

AT  32° 

AiB  Temperaturb. 

HuMm- 

ITT. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

Clouds. 

DAT. 

a 

00 

a 

a. 

00 

a 

00 

d 

00 

.a 
3 

a 

00 

a 

a 

00 

8  a.m. 

8  p. 

m. 

S 

00 

in. 
0-01 

a 

d 
oo 

in. 

8  a.m. 

8p 

m. 

Q 

> 

■^ 

> 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

a 

<: 

3 

.♦J 

a 
< 

i 
a 

a 
< 

a 

s 

•d 
]4 

1 

in. 

28-76 

28-63 

28-67 

28-80 

28-96 

28-89 

28-84 

28-73 

28-75 

28-79 

28-84 

28-49 

28-72 

28-52 

28-54 

28-60 

28-53 

28-32 

28-45 

28-75 

28-79 

28-79 

28-69 

28-71 

28-69 

28-74 

28-77 

29-09 

29-04 

28-76 

in. 

28-63 
28-53 
28-59 
28-79 
28-94 
28-83 
28-84 
28-64 
28-70 
28-67 
28-66 
28-63 
28-60 
28-41 
28-57 
28-57 
28-41 
28-31 
28-57 
28-78 
28  72 
28-72 
28-66 
28-69 
28-72 
28-79 
28-95 
28-97 
28-75 
28-75 

0 

54-0 
5    0 
520 
56-0 
490 
45-0 
50-0 
59-0 
55-0 
45  0 
52-0 
46-0 
53-0 
65-0 
64-0 
57-0 
59-0 
59-0 
56-0 
59-0 
52-0 
51-0 
64-0 
54-0 
59-0 
58-0 
64-0 
57-0 
57-0 
59-0 

50-0 
60-0 
61-0 
55-0 
60-0 
55-0 
51-0 
55-0 
58-0 
500 
60-0 
50-0 
610 
73-0 
650 
52-0 
67-0 
57-0 
55-0 
48-0 
64-0 
67-0 
65-0 
66-0 
53-0 
58-0 
62-0 
72-0 
73-0 
59-0 

O 

66-0 
69-0 
71-0 
67-0 
67-0 
620 
69-0 
71-0 
750 
58-0 
65-0 
60-0 
66-0 
80-0 
77-0 
650 
72-0 
67-0 
63-5 
560 
69-0 
74-0 
69-0 
70-0 
74-0 
75-0 
77-0 
82-0 
84-0 
86-0 

o 

43-0 
29-0 
330 
390 
41-0 
40-0 
43-5 
50-0 
48-0 
400 
33-0 
43-0 
41-0 
490 
46-0 
52-0 
46-0 
48-0 
43-0 
430 
S7-5 
37-0 
500 
41-0 
39-0 
43-0 
48-5 
45-0 
47-0 
420 

C. 
C. 

c. 
c. 
c. 

s. 
c. 
s. 
s. 
c. 
c. 

N.W. 

S.E. 

S.E. 

S. 

C. 

s. 

S.E. 
.  S. 
S.W. 

s. 

E. 

N. 
S. 

c. 

c. 

N. 
S.W. 

c. 

c. 

0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
4 
0 
8 
8 
0 
0 
4 
12 
15 
6 
0 
4 
22 
6 
2 
4 
3 
4 
3 
0 
0 
1 
4 
0 
0 

N.E. 
N.W. 
S.E. 
C. 

c. 
c. 

c. 

N.W. 

C. 

C. 

C. 

C. 

C. 
S.E. 
N.E. 

S. 
S.E. 

S. 
N.E. 

C. 

N. 

N. 

S. 

c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 

N. 
S.E. 

N. 

5 

8 
10 
0 
0 
0 
0 
15 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
3 
5 
1 
3 
16 
3 
0 
3 
7 
2 
0 
0 
0 
0 
3 
2 
5 

2 

c. 
c. 

5 

K 

2 

5 

c. 

3 

0-05 

R. 

0-02 

R. 
R. 

5 
4 
8 
7 

10 
3 
6 

10 
2 
9 
7 
6 

9 
2 
2 
3 
10 

K.S. 

S. 
K.S. 

N. 

N. 
K.S. 
K.S. 

N. 

S. 

N. 

S. 
K.S. 

N. 
K.S. 
K.S. 

S. 
N. 

7 
7 

g 

4 

2 

c. 

s 

5     .... 

c. 

6 

R. 

2 

c. 

4 
7 
8 
8 
3 
7 

7..     .. 

s 

8. 

2 

c. 

s 

9..     . 

005 
0-07 

K.S. 

10. 

0-13 

s 

n 

1 

c. 

s 

12...    . 

0-03 

0-04 

3 

c. 

33 

1 

s. 

14 

1 

c. 

15 

0-03 

0-63 
R. 
R. 

4 

c. 

9 
10 
7 
8 
9 
10 
5 
9 
2 
7 
8 
8 
2 
1 

s. 

16 

N. 

17 

N. 

18 

S. 

19 

20 

2 

c. 

S. 

s 

21 

5 
4 

c. 
c. 

s. 

22 

N. 

23 

007 

0-09 
1-24 

R. 

0-05 
010 
0-01 

5 

N. 

K.S. 

24 

4 

c. 

N. 

25 

8 

K.S. 

N. 

26 

3 
2 
1 
4 
3 

c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 

N. 

27 

2 

K.S. 

1 
1 
3 
1 

c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 

S. 

28 

K.S, 

29 

30 

2 

K.S. 

METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES. 

DAILY  WEATHER  REPORTS  FOR  THE  YEAR  1909. 
Dawson  City,  Yukon— July,"  1909. 


395 


Pkessuhe 
AT  32° 

Air  Temper.wbre. 

HUMID- 

rrT. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 
TA-noN. 

Clouds. 

Day. 

a 

00 

a 

6, 

00 

j 

a 

a 

00 

a 

6, 

00 

1 

a 

6 

00 

a 

d 

00 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

a 

00 

a 
c. 

00 

8  a.m. 

8  p. 

m. 

5 

t 

S 

> 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

1 
< 

T3 

a 
< 

i 

a 

a 

a 

1 

1 

in. 

28-81 
29-03 
28-96 
28-73 
28-70 
28-64 
28-73 
28-67 
28-66 
28-49 
28-63 
28-78 
28-84 
28-90 
28-82 
28-83 
28-67 
28-57 
28-57 
28-87 
28-96 
28-71 
28-59 
28-67 
28-88 
28-71 
28-59 
28-50 
28-40 
28-45 

28-56 

1 

in. 

29-03 
28-94 
28-71 
28-68 
28-68 
28-62 
28-69 
28-63 
28-52 
28-46 
28-65 
28-77 
28-91 
28-79 
28-78 
28-74 
28-57 
28-48 
28-68 
28-87 
28-67 
28-59 
28-52 
28-79 
28-76 
28-68 
28-53 
28-43 
28-33 
28-44 
28-71 

59-0 
640 
49-0 
57-0 
550 
68-0 
60-0 
600 
65-0 
600 
730 
1    58-0 
59-0 
540 
610 
590 
64-0 
600 
600 
58-0 
560 
58-0 
51-5 
590 
600 
62-0 
590 
52-0 
52-0 
51-0 
57-0 

640 
63-0 
58-0 
600 
51-0 
63-0 
68-0 
670 
550 
72-0 
72-0 
60-0 
600 
630 
61-0 
640 
60-0 
580 
61-0 
60-0 
590 
600 
640 
57-0 
67-0 
600 
61  0 
63-0 
55-C 
61-C 
60-C 

670 
69-0 
79-0 
730 
750 
790 
77-0 
75-5 
79-0 
830 
800 
730 
650 
69-0 
70  0 
770 
820 
79-0 
72-0 
68-0 
71-0 
68-0 
75-5 
70-0 
72-0 
69-0 
69-0 
71-0 
630 
69-0 
63-0 

o 

520 

47-0 

38-0 

460 

47-5 

42-0 

50-0 

49-0 

47-o' 

50-0 

590 

54-0 

570 

500 

53-0 

51-0 

45-0 

490 

50-0 

450 

370 

380 

37-0 

530 

48-0 

540 

56-0 

500 

48-0 

450 

49-0 

w. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 

E. 

c. 
c. 

c. 

E. 
C. 
C. 
G. 
W. 
C. 
C. 
C. 
N. 
C. 
C. 

s. 
c. 
s. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 

S.E. 

c. 

12 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
8 
0 
0 
0 
6 

0 
5 
0 
0 
0 
8 
0 
0 
4 
0 
6 
0 
0 
0 
0 
3 
0 

c. 

N. 
C. 

c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 

N. 

c. 

c. 
s. 
c. 
c. 

N. 

s. 
c. 
s. 
c. 
c. 
c. 

i 

0 
3 
0 
0 

0 
0 

1 

0' 

1 

I' 

1 

"l 

n 

in. 

in. 

8 
5 

K.S. 

s. 

1 

c. 

5 

s 

2 

3 

1 

C. 

4 
8 

R 

4 

R. 
0-01 

R. 
R. 
R. 
R. 

9 

7 

N. 
S. 

S. 

5 

1 

c. 

6 

2 

C. 

5 

7 
8 
7 
8 
8 
9 
8 

N. 

7 

5 

6 

N. 
K.S. 

S. 

8 

S 

9 

4 

c. 

S 

10 

R. 

8 
5 
10 
9 
9 
8 
7 

S. 
K.S. 

N. 
N. 
N. 
S. 
S. 

s 

11 

N, 

12 

n' 

n-01 

0-18 

N. 

13 

: 

0 
0 
0 
0 
5 
0 
0 
5 
0 
0 
4 
1 
0 
2 
0 
0 
0 

0-02 
005 
0-04 

N. 

14 

1 

c. 

15 

R. 
0-01 
0-56 



6 

S. 

16 

1 

5 

c. 
c. 

17 

c. 

18 

4 
5 

7 

s. 
s. 
s. 

K. 

7 
6 
1 

N. 

19 

N. 

20  ... 

K. 

21. .    . 

1 
2 

1 

c. 
c. 
c. 

2 
2 

c. 
c. 

22  . 

1 

23 

7 
8 
4 
10 
7 
4 
8 
7 
4 

S. 

24  . 

0-22 
0-06 
002 

009 

8 
1 
6 
9 

10 

10 

9 

10 

K. 
K. 
K. 

N. 
N. 
N. 

s. 

N. 

N. 

25 

c. 

3 

c.s. 

K 

26 

j 

N. 

27 

I 
0-09   R. 

0-50  0.12 

S. 

28.. 

K. 

29 

R. 

0-10 
0-02 

N. 

30 

S. 

31. . . 

.   . 

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1 

1 

396 


METEOKOLOGICAL   TABLRS. 


Day. 


3 

4. 

5. 

6. 

7. 

8. 

9. 
10 
II 
12. 
13. 
14. 
1.5. 
16. 
17. 
IS, 
19. 
20. 
21. 
22. 
23 
24. 
2.5. 
2(i 
27. 
28. 
29. 
30. 
31. 


1   Pressure 
I        AT  32° 


28-71 

28-71 

28-88 

28-90 

28-77 

28-79 

28-70 

28-85 

28-69 

28-63 

28-54' 

28-65 

28-63 

28-60' 

28-60' 

1 

28-61 

28-70 

28-85 

28-78 

28-55 

28-69 

28-56 

28-58 

28-55 

28-55 

28-57 

28-85 

28-78 

28-36 

28-30 

28-54 


in 
28-65 
28-73 
28-87 
28-67 
28-76 
28-57 
28-81 
28-82 
28-55 
28-51| 
28-55 
28-671 

28-54' 

I 
28-55 

i 
2,S-54 

28-63 

28-72 

28-78 

28-61 

28-58 

28-53 

28-49 

28-51 

28-50 

28-52 

28-69 

28-79 

28-55i 

28-3o! 

28-30: 

28-51 


DAILY   WEATHER    REPORTS   FOR   THE   YEAR   1909. 
Dawson  City,  Yukon — August,  1909., 


Air  Temper.«vre. 


53-0 
59-0 
57-0 
53-0 
53-0 
44-0 
55-0 
46-0 
50-0 
55-0 
51-0 
55-0 
58-0 
49-0 
56-0 
.50  0 
50-0 
500 
46- 0 
52-0 
41-0 
42-0 
41-0 
35-0 
47-0 
45-01 
38-0 
44-0 
52-0 
47-0 
.50-0 


IS 

s 


55-0 

640 

58-0 

64-0 

53-01 

55-0 

580 

55-0 

.58 -O! 

540 

58-5 

.55-0 

56-0 

.58-0 

.57-0 

53-0 

57-0 

55-0 

53-0 

52-0 

450 

45-0 

48-0 

53-0 

49-0 

46-0 

45-0' 

58-Oi 

53 -0| 

56-0 

52-0 


73  0 
800 
720 
75-0 
660 
69-0 
65-0 
65-5 
69-0 
610 
65-0 
65-0 
710 
71-0 
70-0 
60-0 
65-0 
67-0 
07-0 
.59-0 
580 
60-0 
64-0 
63-0 
58-0 
60-0 
61-5 
660 
64-0 

I 

64-0 

(.ii)0 


38-0 
47-0 
50-0 

48-5 

52-0 

.38  0 

49-0 

42-0 

46-0 

500 

48-0 

36-0 

480 

36-0l 

48-0' 

420 

420 

.38-0 

37-Oj 

47-0: 

28 -O: 

34-0| 

31-oj 

31-oi 

39-01 

36-0| 

29-5; 

26-5' 

48-0' 

I 

43-0 

44-0 


Humid- 
ity. 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


■a         -Qj 
P         > 


i 


c. 
c. 
c. 
s. 
s. 

N.E 
W. 

c. 
c. 

N.E 

N. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

W. 

N. 

C. 

S. 

s. 

N. 

C. 

c. 
c. 

N. 

c. 

s. 

0. 

0. 

w. 

I 

s. 

N.W,! 


c. 
c. 

s. 

E. 
C. 
C. 

s. 
c. 
s. 
c. 


2N.W. 
lOlN.W. 


E. 

W. 

\v. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 

N. 

c. 
c. 

N.W. 
N.W. 
S.W. 

c. 
c. 

c. 

N.W. 
K. 
C. 


Pbecipi- 

T.WION. 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


0-03 


0-03 


0-05 
0-01 


008 


6  0-06 

0  0-02 

3  008 

0,0-02 

i 
5  0-170-01 

18 


Upper. 


3i 
(1 
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0 
0 

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oj  ,.,, 
isl  0I4 

o'    . 

0 
3 
3 


004 


0-05: 


0-01 


K. 


K. 
K. 


K. 


K. 
K. 
K. 

C. 
C. 

c. 
c. 
c. 


c. 

1    c. 


c, 
c. 
c. 

c. 


11    c. 


Lower. 


M 


s. 


N. 
N. 
N. 
N. 
10!    N. 


8  p.m. 


Upper. 


5     K. 


9     N. 

9'    N. 

el  K, 


M 


c. 

K. 


K. 
K. 


2      C. 


2      C. 


6|  a. 
ll    c. 


c. 

c.s. 


Lower. 


s 
< 


10 


3 
10 


9 
10 


9 
8 

9 

10 
9 
5  . 


S. 

N. 
S. 

S. 

N. 
S. 
N. 
N. 
S. 
S. 

N. 
S. 

K. 

•S. 
K. 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER    REPORTS   FOR   THE   YEAR    1909. 
Dawson  City,  Yukon — September,  1909. 


397 


Pkesstjre 

AT  32° 

j 

AiK  Temperature. 

HUMID- 

;     iTY. 

WIND.S 

Precipi- 
tation. 

1 

Clouds. 

Day. 

6 
oi 

00 

s 

d 

00 

i 

00 

g 
d 

00 

at 

d 

1 
S 

d 
-- 

s 

d 

00 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

s 

d 

00 

in. 
R 

8a 

.m. 

Sp 

ni. 

1^ 

1 

Upper. 

Lower.          Upper. 

Lower. 

■3   ,     -i 

>  :  Q 

> 

e 

d 
oo 

in. 

6 
< 

4 

■6 

3 

S 

1:1 

a 
< 

1 

in. 

28-60 
28-97 
29-06 
29-04 
28-77 
28-70 
28-61 
28-48 
28-57 
28-68 
28-32 
28-64 
28-83 
28-73 
28-47 

in. 

28-67 
28-99 
2900 
28-89 
28-70 
28-69 
28-50 
28-50 
28-60 
28-59 
28-43 
28-74 
28-79 
28-53 
2S-.^8 

o 

430 
490 
:     46-0 
47-0 
43-5 
480 
460 
45-0 
46-0 
480 
460 

1 

43-0 
42-0 
40-0 
41-0 
43-0 
24-0 
32-0 
39-0 
36-0 
31-0 
300 
31-0 
220 
24-0 
230 
240 
300 
18-0 
33-0 

55-0 
500 
48-0 
52-0 
51-0 
470 
51-0 
48'0 
52-0 
48-0 
46-0 
44-0 
45-0 
45-0 
45-0 
37-0 
37-0 
45-0 
450 
34-0 
320 
320 
270 
24-0 
320 
22-0 
290 
300 
32-0 
36-0 

o 

67  0 
68-5 
54-0 
57-0 
53-0 
51-0 
55-5 
52-0 
54-0 
54-0 
500 
500 
580 
59-0 
■  50-0 
45-0 
47-0 
470 
47-0 
45-0 
37-0 
350 
37-0 
320 
340 
320 
320 
35-5 
35-0 
390 

O 

32-0 
410 
34-5 
420 
35-0 

c. 
s. 
c. 
c. 

N. 

N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

C. 

0 
3 

C. 

c. 

0 
0 
3 

1 
8 

6 
10 
,  6 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

1 

4 
0 
6 
7 
8 
4 

12 
2 
3 
0 
5 
8 
5 
0 
8 

c. 
c. 

7 
3 

N 

2 

s 

3 

0     N. 
0     C. 

0-10 

0-01 
Oil 
0-02 
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0-31 
0-02 

006 

10 
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N. 
S. 

—  1 

10     N 

4 

c. 

1 

9     S. 

5 

■ 

3 

8 
18 
8 
6 

0 
15 
1 
4 
0 
0 

t* 
3 

0 

0 
5 

N.W. 

'    N. 

N.W. 

N.W. 

C. 

C. 

C. 

c. 
c. 
c. 

s. 

N.W. 

c. 

s. 

N. 
N.W. 

0-02 
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1 
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6 

7 

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410 

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10 
9 
10 
10 
10 
9 
5 
10 

9 
10 

s. 
s. 

N. 

N. 
N. 
N. 
K. 

N. 

N. 
N. 

9     N. 

91     >i 

8 

43-0 
43-0 
410 

R. 
0-08 
0-07 
0-18 
0-11 

10 
8 
9 
9 
2 
4 

7 
7 

N 

9 

s 

10 

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N 

11 

450 

40-0 

X.E. 
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c. 

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12 

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35-0 

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2 

c. 

3 

c. 

s 

15 

1 
360  1 

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0-50 

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28-30   2S-fi.'5 

370 
230 
210 
380; 

X.E. 
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17 

28-73 
28-44 
28-36 
28-49 
28-80 
28-75 
28-58 
28-48 
28-45 
28-51 
28-49 
28-58 
28-73 

28-54 
28-31 
28-47 
28-73 
28-85 
28-61 
28-64 
28-40 
28-53 
28-51 
28-66 
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1 

2 

c. 

5 

c. 

18 

1 
c. 

c. 

X. 

8 

10 
10 
10 
8 
10 

N. 
N. 
N. 

N. 
S. 
N. 

7 
10 
10 
9 
6 

s 

19 

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Oil 

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N 

20 

34-0 

1 

300 

N 

21 

3     N. 

005 

s 

22 

290 

1 

N.W. 
S. 

c. 
w. 

N.W. 
N. 

N. 
S. 

6 
4 
0 
4 
6 
6 
1 
4 
3 

N.W. 
S.E. 

N. 

C. 

s.w. 

N.W. 
S.E. 

c. 

N.W. 

s 

23 

29-0 
18-0 
21-0 
120 
190 
250 
16-0 
25-0 

1 

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0-01 

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0-02 

0-10 

s. 

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2 

s. 

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24 

5: 

c. 

10 
6 
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0 
9 

10 

25 

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9 
8 
7 
10 
8 

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X. 

s. 

s. 
s. 

s 

26 

27 

28 

29 

0-30 

s. 
s. 
s. 

30 

28-52    2S-4H 

N.W. 

0-02 

1 

N 

■•■■| 

1 

398 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY  WEATHER  REPORTS  FOR  THE  YEAR  1909. 
Dawson  City,  Yukon— October,  1909. 


Pbessuke 

AT  32° 

Air  Tempeeature. 

Humid- 
ity. 

Winds. 

Phecipi 

TATION. 

Clouds. 

Day. 

a 

d 

00 

6, 

00 

a 

03 

00 

a 

d 

00 

i 

s 

a 

OS 

00 

a 

oo 

8  a.m. 

8p 

m. 

a 

ci 

00 

1 

a 

d 

00 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

t 

Q 

i 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

a 

■6 

a 

s 

a 
< 

-a 

.a 
w 

*5 

a 
< 

i 

a 

i 

1 

in. 
28-13 
28-60 
28-39 
29-45 
28-73 
28-51 
28-86 
29-01 
29-22 
29-20 
27-99 
28-22 
28-41 
28-71 
29-00 
29  21 
29-39 
29-23 
28-98 
28-93 
29-07 
29-00 
28-50 
28-85 
28-70 
28-69 
28-46 
28-41 
28-41 
28-11 
28-08 

in. 
28-51 
»8-55 
28-34 
28-81 
28-55 
28-72 
28-97 
29-05 
29-39 
28-61 
27-94 
28-31 
28-57 
28-89 
29-10 
29-36 
29-35 
29-16 
28-95 
28-98 
29-08 
28-65 
28-58 
28-78 
28-73 
28-58 
28-35 
28-55 
28-29 
28-06 
28-14 

34-0 
21-0 
20-2 
22-2 
8-2 
16-2 
16-2 
10-2 
4-2 
10-2 
47-5 
29-5 
340 
320 
300 
26-5 
30-0 
27-0 
300 
21-2 
10-2 
0-0 
17-2 
17-2 
15-2 
14-2 
26-0 
260 
24- 0 
240 
26-0 

28-0 
21-0 
25-0 
16-2 
16-2 
18-2 
15-2 
5-2 
8-2 
28-0 
42-0 
31-0 
32-0 
33-0 
300 
300 
29-0 
30-0 
28-0 
19-2 
7-2 
12-2 
24-0 
15-2 
19-2 
19-2 
260 
250 
23-0 
27-0 
25- 0 

37-0 
31-0 
29-2 
27-0 
25-0 
25-0 
21-2 
20-2 
25-0 
29-0 
54-0 
42-0 
38-5 
37-0 
34-0 
32-0 
32-0 
35-0 
40-0 
35-0 
240 
12-2 
24-0 
25-5 
250 
21  0 
30-5 
30-0 
260 
28-0 
28-0 

28-0 
20-5 
19-7 
16-2 
6-2 
15-2 
13-7 
5-2 
4-2 
3-2 
28-0 
28-0 
28-0 
31-0 
30-0 
26-5 
26-5 
27-0 
27-0 
19-2 
7-2 
-1-0 
11-2 
10-2 
13-2 
11-2 
14-2 
250 
230 
22-2 
25-0 

N.W. 

N. 
N.W. 

C. 

s.w. 

N. 

c. 

w. 

s. 

N.W. 
S.E. 

C. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

N. 

N. 

C. 

c. 
w. 

s. 
s. 

N.E. 
S. 

c. 
c. 

c. 

s. 

N. 

c. 

15 
5 

16 

0 

5 
20 

0 

8 

4 

2 
32 

0 

4 
10 

8 
18 

2 

3 

0 

0 
10 

2 

4 

6 

6 

0 

0 

0 

5 

7 

0 

C. 
N.W. 

N.W. 
W. 

w. 

N. 
N.W. 

E. 

C. 
S.W. 

c. 
c. 

N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

N. 
N.W. 

C. 

c. 

N.W. 

N.W. 

C. 

s. 

N. 
C. 

c. 

N.W. 
C. 

s. 

N.W. 
N.W. 

0 
6 

18 

1 

■   8 

8 

10 
3 
0 

20 
0 
0 
8 
8 

18 
4 
2 

« 
0 

6 

2 

0 

5 

3 

0 

0 

6 

0 

4 

0 

7 

in. 
0-08 

in. 
0-21 

9 
10 
10 
10 

N. 

1 

c. 

2 

3 

0-10 

S. 

10 
4 

N. 

4 

N. 

K. 

5 

4 

c. 

c. 

6 

8 
8 

N. 
N. 

9 

N. 

7 

0-01 

005 

8 

4 
4 

c. 
c. 

c. 

9 

10 

10 

5 

5 

8 

10 

10 

10 

9 

8 

10 

10 

7 

5 
6 
5 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 

S. 

11 

0-08 

3 

c. 

s. 

S. 
N. 
N. 
S. 
N. 
N. 
S. 
S. 
S. 
S. 

S. 

12 

N. 

13 

S. 
0-01 

015 

N. 

14 

s. 

O-Ol 

N. 

15 

S. 

16 

N. 

17 

S. 

18 

s. 

19 

s. 

20 

001 

N. 

21 

c. 

22 

0-01 

s 

0-01 

1 

c. 

10 
10 

N. 

23 

10 

10 

6 

N. 
N. 
K. 

S. 

24 

5 
5 

c. 
c. 

25 

26 

5 

c. 

9 
10 
10 
10 
10 

9 

S. 

27 

0-01 

0-12 

10 
10 
10 
10 
10 

N. 
S. 
S. 
N. 
N. 

N. 

28 

S. 

29 

s. 

30 

0-01 
0-08 

N. 

31 

0-01 

S. 

1 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


399 


DAILY  WEATHER  REPORTS  FOR  THE  YEAR  1909. 
Dawson  City,  Yukon — November,  1909. 


Peessurb. 
AT  32° 

AiB  Tempebatuhe. 

HtrjOD- 
mr. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

Clouds. 

Day. 

B 
a 

00 

a 

d 

00 

a 

00 

e 

a 

oo 

i 

s 

6 

00 

S 

d 

00 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

a 

a 

00 

B 
6. 

00 

8  a.m. 

8  p. 

m. 

a 

i 

t 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

S 
< 

1 

4^ 

a 
< 

■6 

.s 

■U 

a 
< 

i 

< 

i 

5 

1 

in. 

28- 15 

28-21 

28-45 

28-61 

28-87 

29-35 

29-25 

28-98 

28-95 

29-20 

29-38 

29-31 

29-29 

29-13 

29-39 

29-50 

29-43 

■29-14 

28-78 

in. 

28-11 
28-30 
28-60 
28-67 
29-07 
29-39 
29-11 
28-92 
28-99 
28-31 
29-39 
29-30 
29-21 
29-18 

1 

29-49 
29-43 
29-26 

29-00 

1 
2S-fi8 

o 

25-0 

20-2 

16-2 

12-2 

8-2 

4-0 

7-2 

8-2 

0-6 

10 

3-2 

—  4-0 
4-2 

15-2 

—  5-0 
-8-0 
—15-0 
—10-0 

2-2 
—21-0 
—340 
—37-0 
—39-0 
—42-0 
-42-0 
-380 
—44-5 
— 37  0 
—39-5 
—37-0 

o 

25-0 

21-2 

14-2 

7-2 

12-2 

3-0 

7-2 

9-0 

5-2 

1-0 

1-6 

0-0 

10-2 

5-2 

—  2-0 
—10-0 

—  6-0 

—  2-0 

—  1-0 
—25-0 
—34-0 

0 

28-0 

25-0 

21-2 

16-2 

16-0 

12-2 

10-0 

10-0 

5-2 

5-2 

4-7 

1-5 

10-2 

15-6 

5-7 

-20 

—  6-0 

—  2-0 

—  3-2 

—  1-0 
—25-0 

0 

24-0 

19-2 

12-2 

7-2 

4-2 

3-0 

2-2 

4-2 

—  0-5 

—  4-0 
0-0 

—  6-0 
-1-5 

—  5-2 

—  6-0 
—10-0 
—18-0 
—13-0 

—  2-0 
—25-0 
—34-0 
—38-5 
—39-5 
-^4-0 
—45-0 
—400 
-45-0 
-44-5 
-42-5 
—43-5 

N. 

N.W. 
N.W. 

S. 

c. 

N.W. 

E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

S. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 

C. 

C. 

C. 

s. 
c. 
c. 

s. 
s. 
s. 

S.E. 
S.E. 

S.E. 
S. 

s. 
s. 
c. 

S.E. 

5 
20 
18 
4 
0 
8 
2 
2 
2 
5 
7 
4 
2 
0 
0 
0 
6 
0 
0 
1 

1 
4 
S 
2 
5 
4 
2 
0 
3 

N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

C. 
N.W. 

W. 

N.W. 

S.W. 

C. 

s. 

S.E. 
C. 
C. 
C. 
C. 
C. 
S. 

c. 
c. 

N. 

N. 
S.E. 

C. 
S.E. 

S. 

S. 

s. 

S.E. 

s. 
s. 

18 
22 
10 
0 
8 
10 
8 
2 
0 
4 
1 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
3 
0 
0 

1 
1 
2 
0 
8 
8 
4 
1 
2 
2 
6 

in. 

in. 

9 

7 
9 
9 

8 

K. 

s. 

N. 
N. 
S. 

8 
9 

s. 

2 

001 
0-08 
0-01 
002 

0-01 
010 
0-10 

1 
1 

...... 

c. 
c. 

s 

.3 

4 

5 

10 
9 

10 
9 
5 

s 

6 

1 

C. 

s 

7 

10 
9 

s. 
s. 

s 

8 

s. 

9 

1 

C. 

i 

i 

s. 

10 

s. 

005 

9 
9 

s. 

N. 

i      ■ 
1    c. 

1    c. 

1 

7,  c. 

i 

11 

12 

3 
5 

c. 
c. 

13 

0-01 
0-08 

s. 

5 

s 

14 



10 

N. 

1 
1 

1 

c. 
c. 
c. 

15 

3'    C. 

16 

0-01 

2 
8 
5 

c. 
c. 
c. 

17 

9 
10 
10 

s. 

18 

0-01 

0-03 

N. 

19 

0-05  0-04 

10 

N. 

N. 

20 

29-00    29-16 
29-16    29-12 

c. 

21 

22 

29-01 
28-92 
29-13 
28-93 
28-94 
28-77 
28-46 
28-88 
29-08 

28-84 
29-04 
29-08 
28-95 
28-91 
28-57 
28-50 
29-00 
29-25 

— 37-oj— 34-0 
—39-0—27-0 
—42-5—29-0 
-36-0—36-0 
-40-0 -340 
-44-0—40-0 
—35-0—35-0 
—42-5— 29-0 

10 

10 

10 
10 
10 

23 

24 

1 

25 

10 
10 
10 

26 

10 

10 
" 

27 

1 

1 

28 

5 

c. 

29 

10 
10 

10 
10 

30 

—38-0 

—36-5 

■■■•!      - 

1 

100 


METEOROLOOICAL    TABLES. 


DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR   THE   YEAR   1909. 
Dawson  City,  Yukon — December,  1909. 


D.4Y. 


10.. 
11.. 

12.. 

13.. 

14.. 

1.5.. 

16.. 

17.. 

18   . 

19. 

20.. 

21.. 

22., 

23. 

24. 

25. 

26. 

23. 

28. 

29. 

70. 

31. 


Pressure 
AT  32° 


00 


in. 

29-40 

29-47 

29-45 

29-58 

29-82 

29-67 

29-36 

29-10 

28-99 

28-68 

28-61 

28-76 

28-51 

28-51 

29-38 

28-80 

28-97 

29-22 

28-75 

28-78 

28-54 

28-80 

28-59 

28-76 

28-80 

28-65 

28-56 

27-90 

28-43 

29-25 

29-55 


29-44 
29-57 
29-37 
29-78 
29-76 
29 -.54 
29-14 
29  08 
28-85 
28-72 
28-54 
28-72 
28-70 
28-70 
29-08 
28-80 
29-18 
28-95 
28-78 
28-61 
28-73 
28-72 
28-65 
28-93 
28-82 
28-66 
28 -'21 
28-12 
28-89 
29-51 
29-54 


Air  Temper.\ture. 


-440 
25  0 

—150 
■20-0 

—40-0 


—33-0 
22-0 

— 210 
36-0 

—42-0 


-H13-0— 44-0 
-^5-0— 330 


C3 
1^ 


-33-0,-44-0 
-200— 33-0 


—39-0 
—40-0 
—26-0 
31-0 
-33-0 
—19-0 


—40-0 
—38-0 
33-0 
■29-0 
■22-0 
-16  0 


-150 
-150 
-35-0 
-38-0 
-33-0 
-33-0 
-36  0 


HUMID- 

ITT. 


23-0 
36-0 
—42-0 
—44-0 
^5-5 
—40-0 
—42-0 
■25-0— 38-o! 
29-0;— 34-0 


—  7-0 

10-0 
80 
6-0 

12-0 
7-0 
1-0 

12-0 
1-0 

■  8-0 


3-0 
2-0 
5-0 
6-0 
0-0 
4-0 
7-0 
5-0' 

—  3-0 

—  6-0 
00—  3-0 
2-0'      4-0 

lO-ol      8-0 
8-0 

100 

11-0 
-28-0 
-18-0 


-22-0 
-10-0 

-  3-0 

-  2-0 
10-0 

6-0 
0-0 
10-0 


—33-0 
—22-0 
—17-0 
—10-0 

—  2-0 

—  6-0 
—12-0 

—  1-0 


7-0—  2-0 


13-0 

6-0 

-  10 

7-0 

4-0 

12-5 


6-0 

10-0 

140 

18-0 

—10-0 

18-0 

—15-0 

—  9-0 

-18-0 

—  9-0 

5-0 
-3-0 
-11-0 

-  6-0 

-  4-0 
3-0 
4-0 
5-0 

-10|0 
-29  0 
-18-0 


Winds 


8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


S. 
S. 
S. 

c. 
c. 

s. 
s. 

s. 
s. 

S.E. 

s.w. 

S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 

c. 

SE.. 

SE.. 

f. 

S. 

c. 
w. 

s. 
c. 
c. 

s. 
s. 
c. 
s. 

s.w. 
c. 

E.- 


S. 

S. 

N.W. 

s. 

s. 
s. 

N.W 
S.W. 
S.E. 

S. 

S. 

c. 

S.E. 
S.E. 

N. 

C. 

C. 

s. 

E. 
C. 

s. 
c. 
_s. 
c. 
c. 
s. 
s. 
c. 
c. 
s. 
c. 


Precip 

T.\TION. 


0-02 
0-08 


0-02 


Cloud.s 


8  a.m. 


Upper.         Lower 


« 


0-25 
Io-05 


S. 
0-01 
001 


0-02 
0-05  0-05 
0-550-05 


001 


N. 
N. 


O.K. 


10 

.  I     10 

,!io 

.j     10 
10 


c. 

c. 


c. 
c. 


1    c. 


3'     C. 


8  p.m. 


Upper. 


Lower. 


S. 


s. 

5  S. 
10  S. 
10      S. 


T<  S. 

5'  S. 

10  N. 

10  N. 

10  .s. 

10  S. 


10 


N. 
S. 


c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 


c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 


c. 
c. 
c. 


c. 
c. 


10  . 
10  . 
10 

10: 


8 

R. 

• 

9l     S. 
lo!    N. 


7  S. 

9  S. 

10  y. 

2  S. 

10,  s. 

10  s. 

10  s. 


c. 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLKS. 


401 


DAILY  WE.\THER    REPORTS   FOR  THE   YE.\R   1909. 
Victoria,  British  Columbia — January,  1909. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 

Air  Te.mperature. 

I 

HU.MID- 

ITY. 

1 

Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

1 

Cloitds. 

Dav. 

6 

00 

S 
d 

00 

6 

00 

c 

s 

s 

a 

1     00 

e 

a. 

00 

8  a.m.      !  {8  p.m. 

i 

8  a.m.                              S  p.m. 

!  S 

> 

a 

> 

Upper.    .     Lower.     !     Upper.     1    Lower. 

1                     i 

i 

QO 

in. 

1 
•23 

-12 

S 
d 

00 

in. 
•01 
•17 
-07 
-02 

1 

-a        ^ 

«     i4 

1:1 

1  i^ 

i 

1 

i     in. 
29-81 
29-49 
29-51 
30-03 

in. 
29-67 
29-54 
29-77 
30- n.^; 

36-0 
36-4 
39-8 
34-2 
15  5 
18-6 
9-2 
11    1 
151 
17-3 
19-5 
18-7 
24-9 
27-2 
31  0 
34-0 
45-5 
41-5 
46.2 
38.9 
34.8 
3§.6 
34.2 
31-0 
37-8 
1    36-1 
39-2 
30-9 
42-9 
37-0 
44-3 

34  3 

° 

37-2 
43-9 
44-8 
330 
23-8 
21  0 
12-1 
15  3 
19-1 
22-4 
23-7 
26-9 
32-9 
32-0 
47-7 
46-2 
48-2 
43-3 
50-8 
42-8 
40-7 
39-5 
38-5 
39-3 
43-7 
40-1 
42-4 
41-3 
46-0 
46-8 
45-8 

O 

34-3 

M-5 
39-5 
18-8 
14-7 
12-2 
7-4 
9-2 
14-3 
17-0 
18-0 
15-1 
24-5 
25-7 
27-7 
31-4 
42-2 
40-3 
41-6 
35-2 
33-7 
31-5 
32-1 
29-7 
37-3 
35  0 
35-4 
29-2 
39-7 
39-9 
36-4 

1 

80 
96 
96 
87 
65 
69 
96 
96 
95 
84 
77 
97 
99 
98 
96 
89 

100 
88 
92 
85 

100 
97 
94 
nS 

100 
95 
98 
90 
88 
90 
98 

90 
93 
74 

95 
64 
78 
96 
82 
92 
81 
86 
84 
96 
94 
91 
76 
93 
89 
84 
84 
80 
83 
90 
86 
84 
92 
55 
56 
61 
84 
90 

N. 

N. 

N. 

N. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

C. 

E. 

S.W. 

S.E. 

S. 

N. 

W. 

W. 

E. 

E. 

N. 

W. 

N. 

E. 

E. 
S.E. 

12 

12 

8 

4 

22 

16 

24 

16 

20 

16 

12 

6 

4 

8 

4 

0 

8 

18 

24 

10 

4 

2 

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4 

8 

2 

20 

6 

28 

2 

1' 

N. 
VV. 

w. 

N. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

N. 
N.E. 

N. 

E. 

E. 

N. 

N.W. 
S.E. 

W. 

E. 
S.W. 

N. 

W. 
S.W. 

w. 

E. 

s. 

E. 
W. 

N. 

S.E. 

S.E. 

E. 

12 
4 
26 
16 
16 

. 

20 

10 

8 

24 

4 

6 

8 

16 

4 

28 

12 

12 

'0 

1 

'        1            i 
i.... '     10 

cu.n 

cu.  n. 

n. 

10 
10 

« 
10 

1 
.    10 

8 

cu.  .St. 

•1 

42 
41 
25 
22 
14 
9 
14 
18 
20 
22 
26 
31 
28 
42 
42 
42 
42 
45 
41 
40 
38 
36 
38 
40 
38 
40 
40 
45 
45 
46 

0 
0 
0 

3 
0 
9 
0 
8 
8 
0 
3 
2 
3 
0 
9 
8 
0 
7 
9 
2 

0 

7 
8 
8 
2 

3 
0 
0 
0 
0 

1         1 
1 

10 
10 
10 

.... 

n. 

3 

4 

pi.  cii. 

. 

30-121  29-87 

few. 
few. 

ci.  cu. 
ci. 

few. 

6 

29-71 
29-80 
29-68 
29-84 
1  30-38 
30-37 
29-87 
29-34 
29-56 
29-34 
29-96 
29-47 
29-75 
29-09 
29-57 
28-98 
29-31 
29-46 
29-70 
29-70 
30-06 
29-75 
30-18 
29-88 
29-55 
29-57 

29-64 

29-71 

29-68 

30  07 

30-46 

30-14 

29-58 

29-41 

29-45 

29-57 

29-77 

29-58 

29-77 

29-29 

29-22 

29-02 

29-29! 

29-67! 

29-51 

29-94 

29-871 

30  00 

30  08 

29-68 

29-50 

29-69 

cu.  St. 

-05 
-05 

.... 

-10 
-03 
T. 
-02 

10 
10 
10 

n. 

s 

n. 

cu.  n. 

cu.  n. 

9 

lU 

4 

ci.  cu. 

10 

CU. 

CM.  n. 

II 

12 

i:! 

•02 

•04 

10 

•01 

•71 
-08 
-17 

•01 
•08 
•01 
12 
T. 
•34 
•01 
•14 

5 

cu. 

5 
10 
10 
10 

6 
10 

6 
10 

cu. 

n. 
cu.  n. 
cu.  n. 

10     n. 

lOcu.  n. 

14 

10      n. 

Hi. . 

.... 

8  cu.  n. 
10  cu.  n. 

17. 

2 

cu. 

n. 

3  cu.  n. 

IS 

ci. 

19 

n.            1 

20 

si 

21 

30 

12 
4 
16 

4 

1 
6 

14 

10 

16 

32 

8 

•37 
.... 

-02 

T. 

T. 

•07 
T. 
•02 
T. 

4 

cu.  n. 

cu. 

n. 
cu.  n. 

9!cu.  n. 



0-? 

5 
6 
10 
10 

lOii-u.  n. 

23 

10  i-u.  n. 

■'4 

2 

cu. 

10 

4 

10 

cu.  n. 

25. . 

1 
1 

cu.  n. 

2(i  . 

10  cu.n. 

cu.  n. 

27 

•03 

■02 

10 
9 

n. 

■'S 

CII. 

i   

•'!! 

T 

T. 
T. 
•01 

10  cu.  n. 
10  cu.  n. 
10   cu.  n. 

.... 

i 
10  en"  u' 

30 

i 
10  cu.  n. 

31 

10  cu.  n. 

) 

22476—26 


402 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY  WEATHER  REPORTS  FOR  THE  YEAR  1909. 
Victoria,  British  Columbia — February,  1909. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 

Air  Temperature. 

Humid- 
ity. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

Clouds. 

DAT. 

g 

03 
CO 

s 

Q. 

CO 

s 

S 
d 

OO 

i 

d 

g 

S 

QO 

98 
92 
95 
97 
80 
92 
97 
98 
91 
90 
87 
'    89 

96 

1 
88 

95 

96 

98 

92 

81 

95 

89 

84 

91 

98 

95 

98 

97 

86 

S 

d 

00 

90 

81 
92 
83 
85 
74 
83 
82 
90 
80 
77 
97 
62 
89 
08 
78 
80 
67 
90 
69 
75 
90 
90 
87 
81 
78 
55 
75 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

S 

00 

6 
d 
00 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m' 

> 

s 

i 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

< 

i 

a 
< 

•d 
c 

S 
< 

i 

1 
< 

-d 

B 

3 

1.... 

in. 

29-57 

29-49 

29-70 

29-70 

29-51 

29-38 

29-36 

29-68 

29-60 

29-57 

29-69 

29-61 

29-74 

29-85 

in. 
29-69j 

29-65, 

29-68i 

i 

29-45 

29-47 

29-32 

29-44 

29-71 

29-63 

29-65 

29-64 

29-51 

30  07 

44-3 
40-0 
42,0 
37-3 
38-2 
39-0 

34-8 

1 

34-2 

39-0 

38-0 

30-9 

290 

31-8 

41-2 

42-9 

46-5 

40-2 

44-4 

43-8 

37-5 

30-0 

39-4 

41-4 

44-3 

36-5 

41-0 

41-4 

38-0 

° 

46-0 
460 
43-0 
43-1 
39-6 
43-6 
42-2 
42-1 
41-9 
41-4 
39-4 
320 
37-0 
45-8 
48-5 
50-1 
48-2 
49-7 
40-1 
440 
43-8 
41-1 
47-3 
45-8 
46-0 
45-8 
46-4 
43-1 

47-8 
49-8 
45-2 
44-S 
41-5 
460 
43-9 
44-0 
440 
44-9 
41-0 
33-5 
37-5 
50-2 
52-1 
53-5 
50-8 
50-4 
440 
46-0 
45-3 
44-0 
48-0 
480 
48-0 
46-6 
47-4 
45-6 

43-3 
43-2 
40-0 
36-4I 
35-9 
34-7 
33-7 
32-8 
36-1 
37-1 
28-2 
28-8 
29-2 
32-6 
42-2 
44-8 
39-7 
43-4 
40-2 
360 
29-0 
38-0 
41-2 
40-9 
34-2 
34-8 
39-1 
36-1 

S.E. 
S.E. 

E. 

C. 

S. 
E. 

N. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.W. 

N. 
N.E. 

N. 

E. 

N. 

E. 

N. 

S. 
S.E. 

W. 

c. 

S.W. 
E. 
E. 
N. 
E. 
W. 
W. 

12 

14 
4 
0 

14 

24 
8 
2 
8 

18 
4 

12 
4 

16 
4 
8 
4 
8 

28 
4 
0 
G 
8 
8 
4 
4 

10 
4 

E. 

N.W. 

C. 

E. 

S.E. 
E. 
C. 

E. 

S. 
S.W. 

N. 
N. 
N. 
S. 

N.E. 
W. 

s. 
w. 
s. 

N.W. 

s. 

E. 

N. 

N.E. 

E. 

E. 

w. 

W. 

in. 
8 

4J 

12 

24 
4 
0 
4 
8 

20 
4 

12 
8 
8 
4 

24 
4 
4 

16 

12 
4 

12 
2 

12 
4 
6 

12 

12 

in. 
-02 
-02 
•09 
11 
-05 
-03 
•02 

-01 
•05 
•02 

T. 
•02 

10 
10 
10 
10 
7 
10 
2 

cu.n. 
cu.n. 

N. 
cu.n. 

N. 
cu.n. 
cu.  n. 

10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 

N. 

2... 

N. 

3. . 

N. 

4 

5 

N. 

6 

1 
2 

cu. 
cu. 

g 

ci.  cu. 

9             1 

T. 
•03 

•05 
•09 

10 
10 

N. 
N. 

G 
3 

10 

11 

12 

10 
fe 
3 
10 

2 

10 
9 
10 
2 
10 
10 
10 
10 

St. 

13 

9 

cu. 

St. 

14 

T. 

•44 
•04 
•09 

•09 

•02 
•03 
•59 
•01 
02 
17 
•01 

10 
10 
10 

cu.   n. 

cu.   n. 

N. 

3 

cu. 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

26 

27 

28 

29-87    ''i.Qn 

St. 

29-55 
29-65 
29-48 
29-41 
29-72 
29-94 
30-07 
29-98 
29-54 
29-89 
30-04 
29-87 
29-92 

29-45 
29-88 
29-72 
29-71 
29-71 
30-04 
30-03 
29-83 
29-68 
29-99 
29-88 
29-92 
29-74 

4 

ci. 

8 
10 

N. 

cu.n. 

cu. 

N. 

9 

cu. 

1 
•03 

•01 
■01 
T. 

10 

10 

cu.n. 

N. 
cu.n. 

St. 

cu.n. 
cu.   n. 

N. 

CU.  n. 

2 
2 

ci.  cu. 
ci.st. 

3 

10 
10 

10  -  St. 

•03 

3 
10 

cu. 

T. 

cu.  n. 

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403 


n.VILY   WEATHKR    UEPOKTS   F(.)R   THE   YE.KH    1909. 
Victoria,  British  Columbia — March,  1909. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 

.\iu  Te.mper.ature. 

!                 If 

Humid- 
ity. 

1                 i 

Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

Clouds. 

Day. 

n 

00 

1 
a. 

• 

c 
d 

CO 

i 

1 
I 

! 

1 
g 

CO 

1 

Sa 

m. 

8  p. 

m. 

i 

OD 

in. 

S 
d 

00 

in. 

8  a.m. 

1 

s 

p.m. 

S 

d 

00 

1 

s 

> 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

1 

ll 

s 

1    1 

e     -s 

S 

■6 

s 

in. 

in. 

■> 

o 

o 

<■ 

1 

! 

1 

'. 

1 

,  29 -.35 

2   -74 

.39- 

42-4 

460 

38-0 

•    84 

81 

E. 

28 

S.Vf. 

24 

.v.. 

•12 

10   cu.  n 

9    cu.n. 

.. 

29-97 

1  29-79 

38-0 

46-0 

48-0 

36-9 

91 

96 

N. 

S 

N.E. 

in 

>   -04 

T 

,, 

29-59 

29-46 

43-8 

44-9 

52-4 

43-2 

91 

S3 

N. 

4 

W. 

28 

T 

....           10  cu     n 

i 

■■         1 
10!     n 

i... 

2907   29-79 

39-0 

40-0 

46  8 

36-2 

1 
8' 

86 

W. 

I? 

W. 

20 

-05 

T 

10 

! 

5.... 

29-92 
29-79 
29-94 

29-88 
29-86 
29-84 

.32-6 
38  0 
35-3 

46-7 
49-0 
4i-5 

46-8 
49-7 
47-8 

32-0 
.37-3 
.32-2 

I     91 
86 
97 

70 
62 
73 

N. 
N.W. 

N.E. 

8 
12 

N.E. 
E. 

10 
4 
6 

9 

cu.  .■;. 
cu.  n. 

1      0    I'll 
V     ci. 

i 

1) 

9 

... 

'      .... 

1      4!    E. 

-02 

11 

10  11. 

,s 

29-91 

29-99 

41-8 

43-1 

47-8 

40-8 

i  100 

95 

1    W. 

is'   W. 

12 

i   -03 

-12 

i lOj  PU.  n. 

II 

cu .  n . 

il 

30-27 

■30-35 

!     31-5 

47-0 

48-2 

30-5 

83 

77 

N.W. 

4 

E. 

6 

few 

ci.  St.; 

I 

ri. 

III 

30-31:  30-26 

35.5 

47-7 

48-0 

33-9 

95 

95       C. 

0 

N. 

6 

10 

cu.  n 

II        r  ■. 

II        ,j 

30-22 
30-09 

30-13 

30-07 

32-5 
400 

4.')-0 
44. 0 

46-2^     32-0 

89 
100 

86 
92 

N.W. 

N. 

4 

E. 
S.W. 

4 
4 

.... 


9 

ci.  CLl- 

I-' 

45-6 

37-4 

10 

cu.n. 

Ill     r-u    11 

i:; 

30-14 
30-28 
30-17 
29-84 

30-19 
30-22 
29-93 
29-89 

40-8 
42-5 
32-0 
39-8 
39. 0 
40.4 

460 
50-0 

540 
40-9 
47-2 
45-9 

47-3 
51-5 

54-4 
50-0 
48-3 
46-8 

37-4 
42-0 
30-9 
32-5 
37-9 
35-6 

93 
96 
100 
93 
91 
96 

83 
72 
59 
73 
90 
931 

N. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

W. 

W-. 
N.E. 

4 

2 

■  2 

16 

16 

6 

W. 
E. 
E. 
W. 
E. 
E. 

4 
6 

s 

20 
2 

HI     cu    u 

11 

few 

(-i. 

1.5 

1.             i 

7 

5 

10    cu  a 

17 

29-86'  29-99) 
30-05;  29-87 

T. 

. . . . 

-01 

T.i 

cu.  n. 
cu.  n. 

l.S    .       ,    ' 

111    cu.n. 

111       .  1 

29-76   29-73 

39-5 

46  y 

49-3 

38-2 

96 

98 

W. 

12 

W. 

16' 

•04 

5 

cu .  n 

2  ci.  cu. 

2    cu.n. 

L'll 

29 -,5!)    29-47 

36-0 

4B-9 

47-8 

30-0' 

97 

94 

N.E. 

4 

N.E. 

16 

10 

eu.  n 

4  ci.  cu. 

4.  cu.n. 

1 

-'1            ..1 

29-74    29-Sfi 

38-8 
32-3 

53-2 
52-2 

54-3 
53-9 

36-2 
32-2 

n    53 1 

N. 
N.W. 

4 
4 

N. 
N.E. 

8 
4 

fewi     cu. 

29-93 

29-79 

77 

71 

.... 

1 

St.  cu. 

4      ci. 

( 

L':; 

29-63 

29-97 

29-73 
30-02: 

36-5 
35-4 

53-0 
520 

54-7 
55-8 

36-0 
34-4 

15 
86 

86 
68 

N. 

N. 

8 
'2 

W. 
S.W. 

1"? 

1 

few 

1 

L'-l 

4 

2       ci. 

-■' 

30-00 

29-94' 

35-3i 

50-1 

51-4 

35-0 

97 

77 

W. 

2'    W.    ' 

4'.. 

'_'  ri,   ru. 

i.i 

29-87 
29-68 

29-73 

1 

29-65 

.36  0 
43-0 

51-8 
50-3 

55-4 
52-9 

35-5 

42-8 

90 
83 

71 
70 

N. 
S.W. 

4      S. 

4 
16. 

1 

log. 

4 
7 

ci.  CU. 
CU. 

.,- 

4! 
1 

S.W.  ' 

4 
5 

CU. 

ci.  cu. 

j 

I's....  r 

29-61 
29-60 

29-81 
29-92 

29-53 

29-84 

i 

29-86 

3009 

t 

44-0 
43-0 
44  0 
45-3 

51-9 
53-8 
52-0 
50  0 

54-1 
54-4 
53-4 
52-4 

42-9 
41-2 
41-8 

44-3} 

92 
94 
84 
98 

67 
69 
99 
98 

N.E. 

W. 

S.E. 

S.W. 

4 

t 

16; 

28 
26 

N.E. 

S. 
E. 

W.    , 

i 

4 
6 

4 

1 
12 

i 

8 

101 

loi 

10 

cu.  n. 

cu.  n. 

cu.  n 

n. 

5 

cu. 

5,  cu.n. 

29   ...      ■' 

T. 
•28 

T. 
-02 
T. 

( 

4    cu.a. 

HO ': 

1 

i 

10      n. 

Ml              1' 

1 

6    cu.n. 

1 

1 

22476— 26i- 


404 


Day. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 


1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

5. 

6. 

7. 

8. 

9. 
10. 
11 
12. 
13. 
14. 
15. 
16. 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20. 
21. 
22. 
23. 
24. 
25. 
26. 
27, 
28, 
29 
30 


m. 

30-26 
30-24 
29-98 
29:81 
29-90 
30-18 
30-42 
30-40 
30-02 
29-92 
29-86 


30-25 
30-10 
29-90 
29-85 
29-87 
30-36 
30-47 
30-24 
29-89 
29-73 
29-93 


30-06    30-08 


30  07 

30  07 

30-08 

30-03 

29-99 

30-04 

30-01 

30  00 

30-21 

30-29 

30-25 

30-11 

30-08 

29-98 

30-06 

30-10 

30-18 

30-07 

30-03 

29-98 

29-94 

30  01 

30-07 

30-07 

30-03 

30-10 

30-20 

30-04 

29-84 

29-79 

29-86 

29-95 

30-21 

30-33 

30-30 

30-22 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY  WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Victoria,  British  Columbia — April,  1909. 


Air  Temper.wvre. 


g 
si 


38-8 
410 
32-4' 
40-7| 
40-0| 
34-6 
33-0 
35-2 
46-8 
37-0 
37-2 
46-0 
46-0 
42-9 
43-8 
40-3 
320 
32-3 
35-0 
41-5 
36-0 
39-8 
45-0 
45-7 
46-9 
44-1 
42-9 
45-0 
37-9 
44-0 


OS 


47-2 
49-9 
46-0 
48-0 
47-3 
54-0 
58-0 
55-2 
50-8; 
590i 

54 -O, 

I 
52-3i 

50-91 

45-3 

51-0 

48-5 

53-5 

55-3 

58-1 

53-0 

60-0 

51-0 

53-2 

47-8 

49-2 

49-5 

49-0 

55-0 

56-1 

52-8 


51-0 
52-6 
50-1 
49-4 
51-8 
56-1 
58-8 
63-2 
53-1 
59-3 
54-1 
55-3 
53-9 
48-2 
53-3 
49-9 
54-7 
57-6 
59-6 
55-6 
60-4 
57-6 
56-5 
49-5 
58-0 
52-1 
56- 1 
58-4 
60-2 
59-7 


38-5 

39 

32-3 

38-5 

39-3 

33-4 

32-2 

34-6 

43-0 

35-7 

36-5 

45-7 

45-3 

42-0 

42-6 

39-5 

32-0 

32-4 

33-1 

41-5 

34-9 

38-7 

45-0 

45-2 

46-5 

43-8 

42-5 

44-5 

37-4 

43 


Humid- 
ity. 


72 
63 
62 
100 
64 
49 
34 
64 
80 


94!    54 
93     07 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


S.E. 
S.W. 
N.W. 
N.E. 

W. 

C. 

N. 

N. 
S.W. 

w. 

N.E. 

W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

C. 

W. 
N.W. 
N.W, 
S.W. 
S.W. 

S. 
S.W. 

c. 

W. 

N. 

c. 


8  p.m. 


S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

s. 

S.W. 

s. 

N.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.E. 

S. 

W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.E. 

N. 
S.W. 

s. 

S.W. 
S.E. 

s. 

S.E. 
S.W. 

s. 

N.W 
S.W. 

s. 


Precipi- 
tation. 


T. 


05 


02 
T. 


19 


T. 


18 
01 

T. 
04 

T. 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


Upper. 


few 


few 


W 


Lower. 


7 

8 

few 

10 


cu.n, 
cu.n 
ou. 
cu.n. 


cu.n. 
cu.n 


8  p.m. 


Upper. 


few 


-a 
c 


Lower. 


« 


10 
5 


cu. 
cu.n. 
cu.n. 

n. 


cu.n. 

cu.n. 

cu.  St. 


a.s. 
ci.  s. 
ci.  s. 
ci.  s. 
ei. 
ci.  s. 


10 


cu.n. 


ci.  St. 
ci. 


cu.n. 

cu.n. 

n. 

cu.n. 
cu.n. 
cu.n. 


cu. 
ci. 


ci.  cu, 

ci.  st, 


few 


8 

feW' 


cu.n. 

cu. 

cu.n 

cu.n. 
cu. 


10 
10 
10 
10 
5 


Pat. 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY  WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR   THE   YEAR   1909. 
Victoria,  British  Columbia — May,  ]  909. 


405 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 


Air  Temperatcre. 


30- 17 
29-92 
29-81 
29-90 
30  19 
29-96 
30-07 
29-98 
29-76 
29-84 
30-00 
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30-01 
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29-87 
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29-81 
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in. 

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29-82 

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30-02 

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46-8 
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430 
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51  0 
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48-7 
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51-4 


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55-4 
58-3 
57-7 
56-8 
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59-3 
59-8 
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8  a.m.  S  p.m. 


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45-4  1 

43-0 

38-4 

34-3 

36-91 

42-5 

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46-1 

49-1 

50-3 

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406 


Day. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 


1. 

2, 

3 

4. 

5. 

6, 

7, 

8, 

9 

10 

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12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

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19 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

26 

27 

28 

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30  04 
30-02 
29-91 
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30-18 
30-11 
29-98 
30  04 
30-02 
29-79 
30-11 
29-97 
29-84 
29-87 
29-92 
29-93 
29-95 
29-93 
29-99 
30-05 
30-09 
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30-03 
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29-49 
29-61 
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29-99 
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29-83 
29-79 
29-91 
29-94 
29-92 
29-92 
29-93 
30-00 
30-09 
30-07 
30-02 
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29-66 
29-61 
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M KTROIiOI.OCi KAI.    TA BLKS. 

DAILY   \VE-\THER   REPORTS   FOR    THK    VI'.AR    VMl 
N'ictoria,  British  Columbia — June,  1909. 


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Humid- 
ity. 


WlXD.><. 


8  a.m.  8  p.m. 


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45-5 

46-5 

44-4 

47-8 

47-9 

47-4 

540 

50-8 

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51-4 

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48-5 

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620 

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63-0 

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720 

720 

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63-2 

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METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


407 


DAILY  WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR   THE   YEAR   1909. 
Victoria,  British  Columbia — July,  1909. 


• 

Pressure 
^        AT  32°. 

1 

Am  Temper.iture. 

Humid- 
ity. 

1 

i               Winds. 

1 

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TATION. 

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87 
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86 
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29-99 

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29-90 

30-13 

30-17 

29-99 

29-84 

29-97 

29-95 

30-02 

29-96 

30-06 

30-05 

29-94 

30-07 

29-95 

29-92 

29-86 

29-77 

29-93 

29-94 

29-99 

29-91 

in. 

30-06 
29-81 
29-85 
29-64 
29-67 
29-89 
30-01 
29-91 
29-89 
29-79 
30-12 
30-15 
30-08 
29-89 
29-92 
30-05 
29-96 
30-03 
29-93 
30- 11 
29-90 
30  00 
29-98 
29-93 
29-92 
29-81 
29-83 
29-98 
29-95 
29-97 
29-86 

49-5 
1    450 
58-0 
50-0 
54-0 
53-3 
55-0 
53-5 
530 
550 
54-0 
52-0 
46-2 
46-0 
540 
52-5 
49-4 
50-2 
46-3 
54-2 
50-0 
55-2 
510 
54-0 
55-8 
530 
55-0 
560 
52-0 
51-7 
54-2 

67-0 
70-8 
69-1 
690 
60-9 
55-0 
59-0 
62-8 
56-0 
55-8 
64-8 
63-0 
66-0 
64-8 
590 
600 
61-2 
63-0 
66-8 
65-8 
73-0 
68-1 
66-2 
64-1 
610 
62-0 
62-2 
62-1 
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63-0 
66-1 

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70-2 
78-0 
71-4 
69-7 
66-2 
56-9 
65-2 
68-5 
62-6 
60-2 
65-5 
66-0 
69-2 
69-3 
67-4 
66-4 
65-3 
66-1 
72-5 
09-2 
73-4 
68-9 
70-0 
66-6 
66-7 
69-4 
66-0 
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69-5 
68-2 
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s.w. 

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s.w. 

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20 
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19 

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20 

10 

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10 
10 

24  . 

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T. 
02 
12 
03 

6 

ci. 

cu.n. 

25 

10 
10 
10 

n. 
cu.n. 
cu.n. 

26 

9 
5 

ci.  cu. 
cu. 

cu. 

27 

28  

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2 
4 
8 

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cu. 
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1 

1 

406 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER    REPORTS   FOR   THE    YEAR    1909. 

Victoria,  British  Columbia — August,  1909. 


Day. 


Pkessuhe 

AT  32°. 


1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

5. 

6. 

7. 

8. 

9. 
10. 
11. 
12. 
13. 
14. 
15. 
16. 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20. 
21. 
22. 
23. 
24. 
25. 
26. 
27. 
28. 
29. 
30. 
31. 


871  29 


I 


88    29 

-    I 
00   29 


88   30 


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S 


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580: 

70o' 

I 
64-2' 

65o| 

I 
66-2 

66-2 

64-2 

620 

64-8; 

690! 


9:     6601 

I 


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63-7I 
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69-9 

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680; 
63-8 
660 
62- 1 
61  0 
67-2 
58-2 
630 
65-9 
760 
670: 
66- 1 
70- 1 


67- 1 

52- 

63-2 

51- 

71-2 

54- 

65-4 

51- 

670 

48- 

09-6 

44- 

720 

45.- 

67-3 

50- 

69-2 

50- 

66-7 

49- 

68-7 

48- 

71-7 

51- 

66-2 

55- 

69-4 

53- 

67-7 

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70-4 

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72-7 

46- 

73.7 

48- 

75-4 

50- 

65-7 

52- 

67-3 

50- 

63-7 

52- 

67  0 

44- 

08-2 

53- 

64-2 

55- 

650 

53- 

68-7 

46- 

76-4 

46- 

72-4 

48- 

70-4 

44- 

72-7 

46- 

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II 


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8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


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TATION. 


C'LOLDS. 


8  a.m. 


S  p.m. 


1':  81 

t 

8,  85 

7r  93 


S.W. 
S.W. 
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S.W. 
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c. 

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s. 
c. 
c. 

s. 

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S.W. 
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s. 
s. 
s. 
s. 
s. 
s. 
s. 

S.W. 
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N. 

s. 
s. 
s. 
s. 
s. 


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20 


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16 
12 
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12 
16 

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10 


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cu. 


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s 

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41 

6 

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10 

S.W. 

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0 

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10 

X. 

8 

0 

S.W. 

18 

16 

S.W. 

16 

0 

N. 

2 

T. 

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ci.  cu. 
10  ci.  cu 


6      ci. 
4     cu 


9    ci.st. 


5     cu. 


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10  X. 

1  ru. 

10  cu. 

10  X. 

10,  cu.n. 

9  cu. 


3  ci.cu. 

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cu.n. 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


-409 


DAILY    WEATHER    REPORTS   FOR   THE   YEAR   1909. 
Victoria,  British  Columbia — September,  1909. 


Pressure 
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1 

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500 
540 
50-1 
50-5 
547 
56-0 
52-2 
42-3 
50-0 
53-0 
44-0 
43-1 
46-2 
50-6 
43-2 
51-1 
51-5 
51-0 
510 
48-5 
48-5 
510 
400 
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71-2 
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64-6 
65-2 
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73-3 
67-4 
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67-5 
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52-6 
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48-3 
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42-3 
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50-21 
43-2 
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50-4 
50-3 
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fog. 

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29-92 
29-88 
29-86 
29-81 
29-96 
29-91 
29-84 
30-17 
30-26 
30- 19 
30-22 
30-22 
29-84 
30  00 
30-07 
29-90 
29-71 
30-06 
30- 19 
29-94 
29-58 
29-75 
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30-00 
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29-72 
29-91 

29-83 
29-86 
29-79 
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29-95 
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30-20 
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METEOROLOGICAI.    TXBLES. 


DAILY   \VE.\THER   REPOIlTti   FOR  THE   YE.\R   190!). 
Victoria,  British  Columbia— October,  1909. 


Pressure 
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Am  TEMPEiiATr 

uc. 

Humid- 
ity. 

Winds. 

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1 

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d 

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1 

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93 
94 
97 
95 
93 
96 
96 
92 
97 
97 
98 
99 
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92 
92 
92 
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98 
95 
98 
85 
88 
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97 
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89 
82 
86 
86 
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70 
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87 
81 
88 
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80 
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67 
65 
84 
81 
76 
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72 
93 
99 
89 
87 
84 
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91 
92 
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29-94 
29-97 
29-99 
29-90 
29-89 
30-20 
30-12 
30-10 
30-23 
29-97 
29-82 
29-84 
30-20 
30-14 
30-07 
30-09 
29-87 
29-53 
29-68 
29-67 
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30-06 
30-27 
30-08 
30  09 
29-85 
29.51 
29-58 
29-82 
29-57 

in. 

29-84 
29-95 
29-91 
30-01 
29-80 
30-04 
30-21 
30  07 
30-19 
30-07 
29-81 
29-80 
30-04 
30-20 
29-95 
30  08 
30-01 
29-69 
29-45 
29-67 
29-90 
29-92 
30- 12 
3014 
30- 17 
30-00 
29-69 
29-50 
29-59 
29-67 
29-75 

49-8 
46-6 
42-0 
520 
54-0 
49-5 
43-0 
46-0 
52-5 
51-7 
48-0 
57-1 
50-0 
47-0 
440 
45-0 
39-0 
42-2 
50-1 
49-3 
47-0 
51-0 

51-0 

1 

431 

47-0 

41  0 

45-5 

44-8 

45-5 

41-5 

46-0 

53-6 
60-0 
520 
57-3 
54-0 
52-0 
50-0 
52-2 
58-7 
63-2 
57-6 
52-0 
58-0 
51-8 
52-0 
530 
53-0 
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54-0 
52-0 
53-0 
56-4 
51-0 
46-2 
50-6 
48-6 
46-0 
48-0 
47-2 
47-0 
46-5 

59-0 
63-6 
59-7 
63-4 
60-4 
55-3 
56-2 
530 
65-7 
67-1 
68-6 
58-0 
60-2 
58-2 
57-2 
550 
55-9 
51-4 
58.6 
54.8 
56.6 
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51.3 
51.2 
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50-8 
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50-6 
48-3 
37-2 
44-6 
49-2 
46-8 
45-4 
49-2 
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38-4 
41-2 
42-4 
37-2 
40  6 
47-2 
47-2 
45-6 
48-5 
46-5 
40-2 
44-5 
40-7 
40-9 
42-9 
45-2 
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4 
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12.. 
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15.. 
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17.. 
18.. 
19. 
20. 
21. 
22. 
23. 
24. 
25. 
26. 
27. 
28. 
29. 
30. 


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m. 

29-83 

I 

29-80 
29-96 
30-00 
29-78 
30-01 
29-83 
29-70 
29-46 
29-53 
30-05 
30-16 
29-91 
30-14 
30-23 
30-28 
29-93 


in 
29-52 
29-84 
3001 
29 -85 
29-84 
29-97 
29-85 
29-61 
29-40 
29-76 
30-26 
29-98 

30-04 

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30-18j 
30-26' 
30-19 

29-72 


29-66    29-56 


29-57 
29-57 
29-70 


29-52 
29-69 
29-04 


29-091  29-26 
29-24|  29-28 
29-53  29-66 
29-53,  29-56 


29-66 

29-76 

29-87 

29-69 

29-68 

29-78 

29-57 

29-68 

29-91 

29-90 

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METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

D.-ULY   \VE.-\THER    REPORT.?   FOR   THE    YEAR    1909. 
Victoria,  British  Uoluiubia — Noveinbei-,  1909. 


411 


Air  Te.mpek.vti'Re. 


Humid- 


Winds. 


i  a.m.     I      8  p.m. 


Precipi- 
tation. 


Clolds. 


8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


Upper.         Lower.         Upper.         Lower. 


43-6 

51-0 

49-1 

40-9 

36-8 

36-2 

47-0 

46-5 

45-6 

44-0 

39-0 

42-5 

38-3 

35-0 

26-5 

34-5 

38-9 

47-0 

46-0 

42-5 

40-0 

46-0 

49-0 

43-5 

38-5 

36-0 

41-0 

480 

48-5 

40-0 


48-7i 

49-3' 

50-1 

4.) -7 

46- Oj 

46-7! 

48-0 

50-4 

48-8 

46  0 

46-0 

42-9 

38-0 

37-2 

38-8 

40-0 

44-0 

52-2 

44-1 

44-0 

44-5 

51-8 

48-0 

42-0 

37-9 

42-2 

42-5 

50-9 

44-0 

40-8 


48-8 
52-6 
55- 1 
48  0 
49-4, 

49-6 

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47-0 
49-7, 
46-8 
42-7| 
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41-0 

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46-8 
45-9 
54-8 
53-8 
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44-0 
46-1 
51-3 
52-8 
44-8 


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43-4 
48-7 
48-9 
40-0 
36-6 
35-7 
45-1 
44-4 
45-6 
43-5 
37-7 
41-7 
36-8 
33-4 
25-4 
31-4 
38-9 
43-6 
42-2 
42-4 
38-8 
44-2 
48-7 
38-9 
37-9 
340 
39-2 
42-7 
40-0 
37-4 


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96 
92 
96 
80 
77 
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100 
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C. 


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S.E. 

E. 

N. 
N. 
N. 

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N. 

N.  E. 

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E. 

W. 

S.W. 

84i  S.W. 

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20     E. 
12    S.W. 

4      X. 

0   S.W. 

6'    N. 


93 
78 
91 
80 
91 
94 
77 
90 


S. 

s. 
c. 
w. 

S.E. 
S.E. 

N. 

W. 


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N. 
N. 
N. 
N. 
N. 
N. 


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8     S. 
8,    N. 
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cu. 
cu. 


S.E. 

E. 
S.W. 

C. 


2 

4 

0 

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18 

17 

54 

8 

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29 

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16 

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10 


cu. 
cu.  n. 


3 

10     N. 
10     N. 
10  cu.  n. 
7  cu.  n. 
2 
N. 
N. 
cu.   n. 

N. 

cu.   n. 

cu.  n. 

N. 

N. 

cu.  n. 


10 
10 
10 
10 

6 
10 
10 
10 

6 


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6;     ou. 


10     X. 
10     N. 


10 


10 


10 


10 

cu.  n. 

10 

N. 

■  9 

cu.  n. 

9 

cu.  n. 

10 

N. 

10 

cu.  n. 

10 

n. 

10 

cu.  n. 

6 

cu.  n. 

5 

cu.  n. 

10 

cu.  n. 

10 

N. 

10 

n. 

6 

cu.  n. 

8 

cu.  n. 

112 


■METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


DAILY   WEATHER    REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Victoria,  British  Columbia — December,  1909. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 


Day. 


!l 


Air  Te.mperati  re. 


HfMID- 
ITY. 


1 

2 

3 

4, 

5 

6 

7 

8. 

9 

10 

11 

12. 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17, 

18 

19 

20 

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23 

24 

25 

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31 


29 
SO- 
SO 
29' 
29 
29 
29' 
29- 
29- 
29' 
29- 
29- 
30 
SO 
30 
30 
30 
30 
29- 
30 
29 
30 
30 
30 
30 
30 
30 
30 
30 
29 
29 


29  86 

30-27 

30-17 

29-61 

29-79 

29-56 

29 -5S 

29-08 

16;  29-26 

67i  29-98 

I 
73    29-70 


29-92 
30-36 
30-54 
30-49 
30-37 
30-14 
29-99 
30-03 
29-91 
29-85 

soosi 

30-081 
30-03 
30-21 
30-31 
30-26 
30-17 
29-81 
29-53 
29-77 


38 
.28 
26 
2fi 
30 
33 
35 
38 
41 
43 
42 
46 
43 
36 
36 
36 
37 
36 
36 
34 
27 
27 
34 
32 
34 
36 
31 
33 
37 
36 
36 


38 -2 
.34  0 
29-5 
320 
31-5 
34-9 
41-5 
40-6 
42-9 
44-1 
41-3 
45-0 
42-2 
40-9 
40-0 
400 
38-8 
37-0 
39- 1 
35-2 
35-0 
34-0 
35-1 
38-5 
37-0 
37-2 
34-9 
37-1 
38-0 
40-3 
34-6 


41-5! 
37- 0 
31-9 
32-8 
34-9 

35-5' 

I 

43-0 
41-9 
45-0 
46-5 
46-3 
490 
45-5 
41-5 
41-5 
43-0 
39-5 
38-5 
41-5 
40-2 
38-0 
36-9 
36-5 
38-9 
37- o| 
40-0 
37-5 
38-5 
40-8 
42-0 
37-5 


37-4 
28-6 
23-0 
25-8 
28-2 
29-3 
33-7 
33-2 
39-2 
41-0 
40-4 
44-7 
40-7 
32-5 
36-0 
34-2 

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35-5| 
35-2 
34-2 
30-7 
27-1 
26-2 
32-2 
30-4 
33-2 
34-1 
30-8 
32-2 
32-2 
36-6 
33-2 


Winds. 


96     88 
95 


94 


87 


92 1    89 
76 


100 
100 
100 
92 
91 
84 
83 
90 
95 
85 
95 
95 
95 
98 
94 
94 
95 


85 
93; 
80! 
89 

100 
92 
90 
90 
90 
96 
94 

100 
90 
96 
85 
92 
85 


901  69 


90 
90 

I 

100 
94 
95 
71 

84 


8  a.m.    8  p.m. 


S.W. 
W. 

N. 

N. . 
N.E. 

E. 

E. 
N.E. 

S. 

s. 

E. 
S.E. 

S. 
N. 
N. 
N. 
N. 
N. 
N. 
N. 
N. 
N. 
E. 
N.E. 
N. 
N. 
N. 
N. 
S. 
N. 
W. 


12 


W. 

N. 

N. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

E. 

E. 

E. 
S.W. 

E. 

E. 
S.W. 

w. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

N. 
N.E. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

N. 
N.E. 
S.W. 

N. 


Precipi- 
tation 


-13 


CLOfDS 


8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


Upper.  Lower.  Upper,     i   Lower. 


T. 
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T. 
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■09 


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cu.  n. 

s. 
ci.  s. 


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cu.  n. 

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n. 


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6  cu.  n. 


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8. 

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METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


413 


DAILY   WEATHER    REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Kamloops,  British  Columbia — January,  1909. 


'1 
Phessure     ( 

AT  32°. 

,l 

1 
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HUMID- 
ITY. 

1 

1 
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Precipi- 

TA-nON. 

Clouds. 

Day. 

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8  p.m. 

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METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

D.MLY  WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR   THE   YE.AR    IIIOG. 
Kamloops,  British  Columbia — February,  1909. 


Pbessuke 
AT  32°. 


1. 
2. 
3. 

4. 

5. 

G. 

7. 

S. 

9. 
10 
U. 
12. 
13 
U, 
15 
10. 
17. 
IS. 
19. 
20. 
21. 
22 
23. 
24 
25. 
26, 
27. 
28. 


in. 

28-45 
28-44 
28-37 
28-37 
28-09 
28-31 
28-17 
28-59 
28-43 
28-16 
28-57 
28-69 
28-83 
29-00 
28-79 
28-42 
28-35 
28-22 
28-33 
28-38 
28-55 
28-79 
28-74 
28-49 
28-57 
28-74 
28-51 
28-57 


in. 

28-55 
28 -.30 
28-33 
28-27 
28-29 
28-12 
28-43 
28-56 
28-32 
28-33 
28-68 
28-59 
29-09 
28-75 
28-65 
28-15' 
28-55 
28-31 
28-3o| 
28-41 
28-63 
28-77 
28-64 
28-37 
28-64 
28-59 
28-49 
28-42 


Air  Temper.\ture. 


37-3 
43-3 
38-8 
30-3 
32-3 
29-6 
31-0 
17-0 
15-2 
29-3 
140 

-  5-0 

-  5-0 
5-8 

15-2 
27-8 
31-0 
36-1 
34-7 
35-7 
28-5 
25-4 
32-3 


46-8 
51-8 
39-0 
34-6 
40-0 
37-0 
25-1 
23-3 
26-8 
27-0 
7-7 
10 
7-2 
20-8 
23-6 
37-0 
39-0 
45-0 
42-3 
400 
37-6 
32-0 
390 


34-8 

36-0 

33-5 

40-8i 

30-7 

40-6 

34-4 

43-3 

29-7 

39-4: 

1 

48-7 
55-7 
43-4 
35-0 
41-3 
37-0 
34-3 
25-2 
26-8 
33-6 
13-3 
2-6 
7-2 
22-0 
28-9 
42-3 
41-6 
50-7 
44-0 
44-2 
400 
33  0 
41-0 
39-3 
40-8 
42-0 
48-0 
41-7 


34-0 
39-5 
36-0 
27-4 
30-4 
25-8 
24-0 
15-8 
13-8 
21-2 
5-4 

-  9-4 

-  7-1 
0-8 

12-2 
18-8 
25-6 
33-4 
30-7 
32-3 
25-0 
22-8 
28-8 
33-6 
32-5 
29-0 
33-3 
26-7 


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ITT. 


74 


66:    91 


Winds. 


.a 
Q 


8  p.m. 


E.     I 
N.E. 
N.E. 

C. 

N.. 

E. 

C. 

N. 

C. 
N.E. 

N. 
S.W. 

w. 
c. 

N.W. 

N. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
S.E. 

W. 
S.W. 

c. 

N.E. 

N.E. 

C. 

N. 
N.E. 
S.E. 


S.E. 
N.E. 

E. 

C. 
S.E. 

C. 

W. 

C. 

C. 
S.W. 

W. 

C. 

C. 
N.E. 
N.W. 
N.E. 

C. 

s. 

s. 

N.W. 

W. 

W."" 

N.E. 

C 

c. 

E. 

C. 

S.E. 


Precipi- 
tation. 


in. 
-04 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


Upper.         Lower, 


W 


-06 


T. 


-06 


-05 


-01 


-17 


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cu. 
cu. 
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10 

cu. 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


415 


DAILY   WEATHER    REPORTS   FOR   THE   YEAR    l»0!l. 
Kamloops,  British  Columbia — March,  1909. 


Pbessure 
AT  32°.. 

Air  Temperature. 

Humid- 
ity. 

Winds. 

Pr.Ecxpi- 
tation. 

Clouds. 

Day. 

S 

00 

d 

QO 

£ 

00 

i 

c 

s 

a 

00 

76 
70 
69 
88 
73 
72 
71 
87 
73 
74 
80 
76 
90 
89 
87 
75 
90 
66 
91 
83 
84 
82 
89 
75 
81 
81 
86 
75 
76 
75 
62 

S 
d 

00 

72 
72 
74 
92 
62 
79 
82 
79 
71 
60 
70 
46 
84 
64 
60 
65 
40 
59 
61 
50 
47 
57 
49 
46 
71 
71 
37 
50 
58 
55 
49 

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8  p.m. 

g 

00 

B 
d 

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8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

s 

> 

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Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

> 

s 

1 

< 

1 
< 

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c 

5 

S 

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3 

< 

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c 

1 

in. 

28-23 
28-68 
28-49 
28-30 
28-65 
28-75 
28-66 
28-50 
28-98 
29-01 
28-96 
28-75 
28-78 
28-96 
28-98 

in. 

28-18 
28-64 
28-24 
28-44 
28-67 
28-66 
28-60 
28-66 
28-97 
28-99 
28-75 
28-66 
28-73 
28-95 
28-69 

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32-7 
34-7 
35-8 
41-0 
34-7 
24-4 
27-5 
30-8 
28-8 
41-8 
34-0 
38-6 
32-0 
33-2 
300 
34-6 
35-5 
32-7 
33-6 
30-2 
28-2 
27-7 

33-8 

1 

31-2 
37-6 
36-7 
32-8 
39-4 
43-8 
36-8 
1    50-0 

0 

45-3 
41-7 
48-6 
45-0 
44-4 
40-0 
34-8 
40-0 
47-3 
47-4 
52-0 
60-0 
54-4 
53-6 
58-2 
54-4 
44-7 
46-3 
440 
46-4 
51-0 
52-7 
62-0 
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60-8 
56-8 
67-0 
56-7 
57-4 
55-0 
52-4 

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50-0 
41-7 
52-0 
48-7 
44-4 
45-0 
34-8 
42-8 
48-5 
47-7 
52-0 
60-8 
56-2 
53-7 
53-8 
60-4 
49-8 
50-2 
49-0 
50-3 
51-0 
55-2 
04-0 
64-8 
61-2 
56-8 
67-3 
63-0 
58-7 
62-6 
56-7 

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31-4 
31-8 
34-0 
36-8 
30-8 
220 
26-0 
29-6 
26-5 
33-6 
30-4 
37-0 
30-0 
37-6 
28-8 
31-3 
33-0 
30-2 
32-6 
29-8 
25-7 
27-0 
32-0 
29-7 
37-0 
34-6 
30-0 
34-7 
42-0 
34-5 
47-3 

N.E. 
S.E. 

E. 

E. 
S.E. 

C. 

E. 

C. 

s.vv. 
w. 
w. 

N.E. 

S.E. 

C. 
N.E. 

W. 
N.E. 
N.E 

C. 

C. 

C. 

C. 

C. 

E. 
S.W. 

C. 

c. 

N. 
C. 
E. 

9 

6 

11 

8 
14 

S.W. 
S.E. 
N.E. 
S.E. 

r. 

12 

11 

10 

12 

0 

0 

8 

4 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

14 

10 

12 

12 

9 

0 

14 

5 

3 

S 

1 

0 

10 

14 

15 

14 

in. 

in. 

0 

0 

0 

10 

9 
10 
10 

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2...... 

cu. 

3 

cu. 

4 

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cu. 

5 

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10 
10 
4 

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cu. 

6 

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0 
0 
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10 
0 

10 
0 
0 
0 
0 

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7 

7 
0 
4 

14 
6 
3 
1 
1 
0 
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5 
8 

10 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
2 
1 
0 
0 
5 
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s. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
s. 
w. 

S.E. 
S.E. 
N.E. 
C. 
N.E. 

N. 

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W. 

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28-40    28-61 
28-60    28-48 

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18 

in 

in    fii 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

28-40 
28-32 
28-60 
28-62 
28-52 
28-74 
28-69 
28-65 
28-40 
28-28 
28-43 
28-69 
28-56 

28-35 
28-33 
28-61 
28-50 
28-47 
28-65 
28-64 
28-43 
28-14 
28-24 
28-44 
28-60 
28-63 

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10 
0 
0 

10 
0 
3 

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8     cu. 

2      cu. 

10      cu. 

1 

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0 

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cu. 
cu. 

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26 

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3 
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27 

28 



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29 

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30 

cu. 

31 

cu. 

cu. 

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416 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Kamloops,  British  Columbia — April,  1909. 


D.^y. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 


1 

2 

3 

4. 

5. 

6. 

7. 

8. 

9. 
10. 
11. 
12. 
13. 
U. 
15. 
16 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20 
21 
22 
23 
24. 
25. 
26. 
27. 
28. 
29 
30 


in. 

28-91 
28-86 
28-63 
28-53 
28-48 
28-91 
29-23 
29-21 


m. 

28-84 
28-73 
28-50 
28-39 
28-49 
29-04 
29-10 
28-91 


28-661  28-58 


28-70 
28-49 
28-59 
28-72 
28-65 
28-58 
28-55 
28-91 
29-06 
28-81 
28-79 
28-89 
28-64 
28-57 
28-59 
28-61 
28-84 
28-50 
28-53 
29-02 
28-99 


28-51 
28-50 
28-48 
28-70 
28-50 
28-53 
28-66 
28-94 
28-82 
28-67 
28-77 
28  ,58 
28-48 
28-51 
28-61 
28-61 
28-65 
28-33 
28-66 
28-99 
28-89 


Air  Temperature. 


31-3 
34-8 
30-4 
26-2 
35-0 
38-0 
27-2 
31-4 
420 
42-0 
49-8 
44-2 
40-8 
39-4 
35-3 
38-8 
27-6 
28-4 
31-2 
39-7 
33-4 
44-0 
46-5 
48-0 
48-7 
390 
36-6 
42-0 
30-3 
410 


51-0 
45-6 
44-6 
51-0 
43-0 
54-4 
64-8 
07-3 
51-2 
55-4 
59-7 
60-4 
52-0 
51-0 
54-0 
38-2 
56-7 
64-8 
57-2 
56-8 
69-2 
62-7 
62-3 
.55-2 
58-7 
54-6 
53-7 
49-2 
55-3 
640 


HtJMn)- 
iTr. 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


881  68 
82 1  80 
99^    81 


51'  74 

86 1  23 

78;  30 

71 1  15 

29;  17 

531  18 


C. 
W". 

C. 

c. 

c. 

c. 

c. 

c. 

c. 

s.w. 
s.w. 

s. 

w. 

E. 

s. 
s.w. 

c. 

c. 

c. 

w. 
s.w. 

S.E. 

w. 

E. 

s. 
c. 

N.W, 

w. 
c. 
c. 


s. 

N.W. 

E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

W. 

C. 
N.E. 
S.W. 

W. 

N.W. 
N.E. 

C. 
N.E. 

S. 

E. 

E. 

C. 
N.W. 

W. 

W. 

W. 

W. 

E. 
S.W. 

S. 

W. 
N.W. 

W. 
N.E 


Precipi- 

T.\TION. 


Clouds. 


8  p.m. 


Upper. 


Lower. 


Upper. 


Lower. 


.1    -01 


-23 


-03 


•01 


-02 


M 


e 


eu. 
cu. 


cu. 
cu. 


cu. 


cu. 


0 
10 
3 
0 

2 
10 

0 

0 
10 

0'.... 

9     cu, 

0 

4 

8 

Oj    cu 

0;    cu.    i 

2 

0 
0 
6 

0!.... 

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0     fu 
10     cu, 

S     cu, 

2     cu 

0 
10 

0 
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6  cu. 

7  cu. 

S 

S  cu 

S^  cu 
0 

8  cu. 
10;  cu. 

8  cu. 
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9  cu. 
2  cu. 

5  cu. 

41  cu. 

10;  cu. 

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0! 

0 

6  cu. 

0, 

0; 

IO1  cu. 

4  cu. 
10  cu. 

tS  cu. 

9  cu. 

5  cu. 
0  cu. 
(I 

4  cu. 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


417 


DAILY  WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR   THE   YEAR   1909. 
Kamloops,  British  Columbia — May,  1909. 


Pressube 
AT  32°. 

Air  Temperatu 

KE. 

HUMTD- 
ITY. 

Winds. 

1. 

! 

Precipi- 
tation. 

Clotjdb- 

Day. 

S 

oj 

00 

i 

d 

00 

s 

OS 
00 

d 

00 

i 

s 

33 
00 

c 
d 

00 

8  a.m. 

8  p.n 

E 

OS 

00 

in. 

i 

a. 

00 

in. 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

Q 

> 

Q 

t 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

1       1 

< 

•d 
c 

2 

a 
<; 

■3 
a 

3 

S 

<! 

1 

2' 

1 

in. 

28-88 
28-73 
28-53 
28-43 
28-79 
28-62 
28-82 
28-83 
28-48 
28-57 
28-70 
28-76 
28-74 
28-73 
28-60 
28-66 
28-75 
28-71 
28-63 
28-68 
28-6G 
28-71 
28-72 
28-76 
28-71 
28-59 
28-42 
28-34 
28-49 
?8-73 
28-94 

in. 

28-66 
28-46 
28-30 
28-57 
28-67 
28-61 
28-72 
28-54 
28-42 
28-61 
28-55 
28-53 
28-68 
28-54 
28-48 
28-56 
28-57 
28-55 
28-63 
28-56 
28-59 
28-53 
28-57 
28-63 
28-49 
28-43 
28-27 
28-24 
28-59 
28-80 
28-75 

0 

43-4 
43-f 
48-0 
48-5 
33-0 
44-0 
37-0 
36-8 
53-2 
41-8 
35-6 
45-0 
56-0 
35-8 
45-0 
46-3 
37-4 
41-3 
52-0 
42-2 
43-5 
37-3 
44-0 
48-4 
55-0 
62-2 
54-2 
47-7 
50-2 
48-4 
55-5 

o 

76-3 
82-7 
73-8 
52-8 
54-2 
45-2 
68-4 
73-2 
48-6 
54-8 
71-3 
72-4 
68-0 
59-8 
64-6 
66-8 
70-7 
68-7 
61-3 
56-7 
62-4 
71-6 
81-6 
76-0 
85-6 
72-7 
550 
67-4 
67-2 
66-6 
82-4 

o 

77-4 
83-2 
78-2 
56-8 
62-0 
58-7 
68-7 
76-2 
65-5 
58-4 
71-4 
72-8 
68-3 
66-2 
64-8 
67-4 
72-4 
74-6 
65-0 
600 
62-8 
72-3 
83-5 
77-3 
87-3 
75-7 
64-0 
73-2 
72-8 
72-8 
85-2 

43-2 
42-0 
45-6 
45-4 
32-3 
43-3 
35-2 
36-0 
46-8 
41-0 
34-7 
44-2 
49-8 
34-6 
44-3 
45-2 
36-5 
40-4 
50-2 
410 
420 
34-8 
42-6 
46-0 
54-0 
58-3 
53-2 
47-0 
49-2 
47-5 
54-2 

70 
70 
56 
37 
71 
55 
75 
76 
43 
74 
81 
65 
15 
63 
84 
40 
62 
65 
25 
66 
81 
78 
62 
57 
60 
45 
84 
75 
80 
69 
60 

26 
19 
23 
37 
29 
73 
33 
26 
62 
40 
22 
33 
23 
47 
34 
25 

N.E. 
C. 

E. 

S. 

c. 

S.E.. 
S.E. 

C. 

E. 
N.E. 

W. 

S. 

w. 

c. 

c. 

s.w. 

4 
0 
4 

13 
0 
3 

ll 

N.E. 

N.W. 
S.E. 
S. 
S.W 

s.w. 

N.E 

4 

4 

11 

6 

11 

10 

8 

10 

15 

8 

9 

3 

11 

7 

6 

7 

6 

10 

12 

9 

7 

5 

4 

8 

11 

11 

0 

6 

13 

12 

10 

1 
i 

9 
0 

cu. 

0 

2 

. 

5 
2 
6 

10 

10 
8 
6 

10 
9 
2 
2 
0 

10 
6 
3 
2 
6 
4 

10 
2 
3 
0 

10 
0 
7 

10 
8 
3 
9 
3 

cu. 

3 

1 
1 

cu. 

4 

5 
7 

10 
9 
0 

10 
9 
0 
0 
9 
0 

10 
0 
0 
8 

10 
8 

10 
0 
0 
0 
0 

10 

10 
0 
9 

10 

10 

cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 

cu. 

5 .' 

cu. 

6 

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-01 

n. 

7 

cu. 

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1 
Ol  S.E. 

4  SE. 

5  S.W. 
5     W. 

9 

-01 

cu. 
cu. 

10 

11 

12 

6 
14 
0 
0 
12 
0 
0 
10 
0 
4 
0 
0 
0 
0 
6 
0 
5 
3 
4 
4 

w. 

N.W. 

N. 

W. 

W. 

W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

W. 

w. 
w. 
w. 
w. 

E. 

N.E. 

C. 

w. 

s. 

S.E. 
N.E. 

13 

cu. 

14 

-09 

T. 
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15 

i        . 

cu. 



cu. 

16 

j 

cu. 

17 

21      C. 
29     C. 

cu. 

18 

cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
n. 

cu. 

19 

37 
32 
34 
27 
22 
29 
20 
47 
91 

S.E. 

C. 
N.E. 

C. 

C. 

C. 

C. 
S.E. 

n. 

cu. 

20 

cu. 

21 

-03 

-01 

cu. 

22 



cu. 

23 

24 

-01 

•02 
-02 
■18 

T. 

cu. 

25 

26 

-02 
■27 

cu. 
n. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 

cu. 

27 

n. 

28 

36l  N.E. 
32i  N.R 

cu. 

29 

-01 

cu. 

30 

41 
39 

N.W. 

S.E. 

cu. 

31     . 

cu. 

22476—27 


418 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY  WEATHER  REPORTS  FOR  THE  YEAR  1909. 
Kamloops,  British  Columbia — June,  1909. 


Pkessure 
AT  32°, 

Air  Temperature. 

Htjmid- 

ITY. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

Clottds. 

Dat 

1 

s 

03 
00 

6 
p. 

00 

S 

cj 
oo 

2 
6. 

00 

s 

s 

cj 

00 

S 

Q. 
00 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

B 

00 

in. 

-26 
-01 

s 

a. 

00 

in. 

.10 

-13 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

Q 

t 

(3 

> 

Upper. 

lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

1 
< 

-o 

S 

< 

2 

a 
< 

i 

-1^ 

s 

i 

1 

in. 

28-70 
28-65 
28-80 
28-66 
28-87 
28-98 
28-95 
28-84 
28-86 
28-85 
28-69 
28-76 
28-78 
28-64 
28-58 
28-67 
28-69 
28-70 
28-61 
28-68 
28-66 
28-81 
28-66 
28-69 
28-64 
28-32 
28-45 
28-55 
28-83 
28-72 

in. 

28-54 
28-60 
28-61 
28-69 
28-82 
28-85 
28-70 
28-68 
28-69 
28-61 
28-56 
28-64 
28-56 
28-42 
28-62 
28-55 
28-62 
28-52 
28-53 
28-52 
28-63 
28-69 
28-63 
28-66 
28-43 
28-33 
28-47 
28-74 
28-60 
28-63 

o 

58-2 

57-1 

49  0 

48-2 

57-8 

50-0 

44-6 

46-8 

49-2 

53-0 

56-7 

54-7 

53-0 

530 

66-7 

55-0 

56-6 

55-0 

60-5 

56-5 

57-4 

51-8 

53-7 

51-0 

49-0 

57-4 

53-0 

51-3 

49-0 

56-7 

70-6 
71-1 
75-0 
57-6 
72-8 
70-7 
81-4 
90-4 
93-3 
96-3 
71-4 
72-3 
87-4 
88-0 
64-7 
78-8 
68-0 
82-4 
84-8 
83-0 
73-7 
66-2 
63-6 
65-2 
82-0 
60-3 
640 
72-3 
79-7 
86-0 

76-0 
76-1 
75,-8 
77-3 
76-0 
74-3 
85-0 
91-6 
94-0 
97-4 
91-6 
80-6 
87-4 
92-4 
69-4 
81-0 
73-7 
86-3 
86-2 
86-4 
76-8 
70-3 
66-4 
69-3 
82-5 
75-0 
71-3 
77-5 
82-3 
86-8 

O 

57-5 
53-0 
48-0 
47-4 
46-4 
49-3 
43-6 
46-0 
48-6 
52-0 
55-5 
53-8 
50-4 
52-0 
64-3 
50-8 
55-8 
53-5 
54-6 
55-3 
56-0 
50-0 
52-6 
50-3 
47-6 
56-8 
51-7 
50-0 
45-2 
54-8 

69 
70 
82 
79 
35 
65 
76 
68 
66 
61 
61 
62 
■    28 
67 
55 
73 
66 
73 
61 
64 
52 
60 
59 
89 
80 
68 
89 
71 
83 
77 

75 

41 

43 

60 

30 

39 

22 

25 

24 

24 

53 

37 

33 

30 

77 

43 

91 

28 

32 

31 

33 

42 

62 

52 

40 

54 

55 

50 

38 

27 

C. 

s.w. 

w. 

c. 
s.w. 

w. 

c. 

c. 

c. 

c. 

c. 

E. 

s. 
c. 
c. 

N.E. 
S. 
E. 
C. 
C. 

s. 
c. 

N.E. 
S.W. 

c. 

E. 
C. 

s. 
c. 
c. 

0 
9 
5 
0 
8 

12 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

-  4 
8 
0 
0 
5 
5 
3 
0 
0 

10 
0 
8 
3 
0 
6 
0 
4 
0 
0 

N.E. 
S.W. 
N.W. 
S.W. 

W. 
N.E. 

W. 
N.E. 

C. 
N.E. 
S.W. 

S. 
N.E. 

W. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
S.E. 
N.W. 

S. 

s. 
s.w. 

S.E. 

w. 

N. 
W. 
E. 
W. 
W. 
S.W. 

9 

7 

3 

12 

4 

8 

8 

5 

0 

4 

10 

12 

10 

5 

3 

4 

10 

12 

4 

9 

12 

6 

7 

8 

9 

4 

10 

3 

5 

9 

10 

10 

0 

0 

0 

10 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

10 

8 

8 

0 

10 

8 

10 

10 

10 

10 

8 

10 

10 

0 

0 

10 

cu. 

cu. 

7 
S 
3 
9 
7 
9 
0 
0 
0 
0 
10 

2 

3 

1 

cu. 

4 

-01 
T. 

! 

cu. 

5 

cu. 

6 

cu. 

7 

8 

9 

10 ■ 

11 

-01 
■01 

.10 

12 

8     cu. 

13 

0 

14 

1 

6 

10 

6 

10 

4 

2 

4 

8 

10 

10 

3 

3 

10 

10 

5 

4 

0 

cu. 

15 

•06 

-01 
T. 
T. 

cu. 
cu. 
cu. 

n. 

16 

cu. 

17 

cu. 

18 

cu. 

19 

' 

cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 

20 

cu. 

21 

cu. 

22 

cu. 

23 

•11 
•01 

24 

25 

1 

26 

T. 
-01 

•16 

27 

28 

29 

30 

•03 

cu. 

METKOROLOGICAL   TABLKS. 


419 


DAILY  WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR   THE   YEAR   1909. 
Kamloops,  British  Columbia — July,  1909. 


Day. 


9. 
10. 
11. 
12. 
1.3. 
U. 
15. 
16. 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20. 
21. 
22. 
23. 
24. 
25. 
26 
27. 
28. 
29. 
30. 
31. 


Pressuhe 

AT  32°. 


Air  TeiMperature. 


OS 


62  0 
53-6 


HuMm- 

ITY. 


68     36 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


8  pm. 


C. 
W. 
C. 

s. 
w. 

N.E. 

N. 

E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

C. 
S.E. 

C. 

C. 

C. 

C. 

C. 

C. 

C. 

C. 

c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 

N. 

c. 
c. 

E. 
C. 
C. 


S.E. 
W. 
W. 

w. 
w. 

N.E. 

C. 
N.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
N.W. 
S.E. 
S.W. 

S. 

w. 
s. 
w. 

s. 

S.E. 

S. 

E. 

S. 

N. 

W. 
N.E. 

S. 

S. 

S. 

S. 


Precm- 

TATIOIJ. 


.01 
.72 
.02 


.16 
.34 


T. 
.01 


.05 


.01 
T. 
T. 
.02 


.01 


i.  . 


.02 
.27 
.59 


.01 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


8  p.ir . 


Upper.         Lower. 


0  . 

0. 

0. 

0. 

0 
10 
10 
10 

0 

2 

10 
10 

8 

0 

8 

0 

0 
10 

0 

0 

0 
10 

0 
10 


w 


Upper.        Lower 


n. 

n. 

cu. 

cu. 

cu. 

cu. 

cu. 

cu. 

cu. 
cu. 

cu. 

cu. 

cu. 

n. 
n. 


0 

0 

0 

0 

0 
10 
10 

0 
10     cu. 

7  cu. 
cu. 
cu. 

3 

0. 

6 

0. 

s!  cu. 
cu. 


cu. 


cu. 


6 

cu. 

3 

cu. 

0 

7 

cu. 

0 

10 

cu. 

6 

cu. 

0 

6 

cu. 

3 

0 

22476-^27i 


420 


Day. 


1.... 
2.... 
3.... 
i.... 

o 

6..., 
7... 
8... 
9... 
10... 
11... 
12... 
13... 
14... 
15... 
16... 
17... 
18... 
19... 
20... 
21... 
22... 
23... 
24... 
25... 
26... 
27... 
28... 
29... 
30... 
31... 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY  WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR  1909. 
Kamloops,  British  Columbia — August,  1909. 


Pbessukk 
AT  32°. 


in 
28-50 
28-79 
28-83 
28-72 
28-84 
28-86 
28-78 
28-64 
28-56 
28-60 
28-71 
?8-55 
28-52 
28-47 
28-54 
28-72 
28-79 
28-69 
28-59 
28-47 
28-72 
28-63 
28-76 
28-64 
28-62 
28-42 
28-77 
28-95 
28-59 
28-71 


Air   TEMPER.iTURE. 


in. 
28-59 
28-75 
28-64 
28-76 
28-76 
28-70 
28-58 
28-56 
28-45 
28-59 
28-51 
28-35 
28-41 
28-21 
28-65 
28-54 
28-58 
28-551 
28-33 
28-51 
28-57 
28-48 
28-60 
28-63 
28-44 
28-49 
28-76 
28-64 
28-37 
28-51 


28-81    28-57 


62-5 

;5-0 

51-0 

54-0 

45-0 

47-2 

48-0 

53-2 

62-4 

57-2 

50-0 

56-5 

66-2 

57-4 

56-0 

56-0 

55-3 

56-0 

55-0 

62-1 

48-2 

56-0 

44-4 

56-0 

55-0 

63-6 

53-5 

43-8 

48-4 

58-6 

50-2 


64-4 

70-3 

72-6 

54-5 

67-8 

79-7 

84-9 

75-3 

79-5 

66-6 

89-0 

85-0 

84-0 

73-5 

75-5 

75-1 

83-5 

91-0 

90-0 

62-5 

75-0 

74-0 

75-5 

68-5 

64-3 

65-0 

75-0 

82-0 

86-6 

86-0 

88-0 


84-3 

72-8 

75-7 

65-6 

71-3 

80-3 

86-0 

76-8 

80-0 

81-0 

89-oi 

88-0 

89-6 

90-0 

78-5 

79-6 

84-5 

91-5! 

92 -5i 

76-5 

77-3 

74-3 

77-7 

70-4 

71-0 

68-0 

76-5 

82-6 

88-0 

86-0 

88-0 


HUMII>- 
ITT. 


59-4 

53-7 

50-5 

52-6 

44-7 

46-li 

47-8' 

52-01 

I 

61-0 

55-0 

49-0 

55-8 

65-5 

57-0 

54-0 

55-7 

54-6 

54-0 

54-0 

60-6 

460 

.  55-3 

44-0 

55-7 

54-5 

57-2 

51-6 

43-8 

47-6| 

57-0 

49-0 


81 

76 

86 

82 

90 

86 

86 

85 

55 

68, 

36 

70 

53 

78 

51 

61 

56 

63 

65 

55 

83 

77 

81 

66 

78 

64 

61 

71 

73 

56 

67 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


59 

61 

42 

84 

55 

53 

46 

32 

32 

54 

32 

23 

27 

49 

29 

28 

29 

21 

21 

54 

25 

35 

26 

43 

66 

53 

28 

31 

21 

21 

23 


S.E. 

S.E. 

C. 

S. 

s. 
s.w. 

c. 

c. 
s.w. 

c. 

c. 

c. 

S.E. 

c. 

E. 

E. 
S.W. 
S.w. 

c. 

S.E. 
S.W. 

s. 
c. 

s. 

E. 
E. 
S. 
E. 
C. 
S.W. 

c. 


10 


s.w. 
s. 
s. 
c. 
c. 
w. 
c. 
w. 
w. 
s. 

N.E. 
S. 

w. 

s. 

S.E. 

s. 
w. 
w. 

s. 

N.W. 
S.E. 

S. 

s. 

S.E. 

E. 

E. 
S.E. 

E. 
S.W. 
N.W 

W. 


Preopi- 

TATION, 


12 

12 

10 

0 

0 

2 

0 

4 

13 

12 

11 

8 

4 

13 

12 

8 

9 

4 

3 

14 

12 

13 

8 

11 

11 

14 

5 

8 

10 

4 

4 


m. 
T. 
14 


16 


00 


m. 
02 


IS 


Cloitds. 


8  a.m. 


Upper.        Lower. 


04 


02 


02 


T. 


T, 
T 
01 


T3 
C 

M 


W 


10 
7 

10 
3 
5 
0 

ol 

0 
7 
0 
0 
0 
8 
0 
0 

10 
9 
0 
0 
0 
0 

10 
0 

10 
0 
6 


cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 


8  p.m. 


Upper. 


cu. 
cu. 


cu. 
cu. 


Lower. 


cu. 
cu. 


10 

7 

8 
10 

6 

0 

6 
10     cu. 


5 

cu. 

10 

n. 

2 

cu. 

0 

8 

cu. 

8 

cu. 

0 

cu. 
cu. 


7 

6 
10 
10 

6,     cu. 

ol 

0  .    .. 

8|    cu. 

0'.... 

0 


METEOUOLOGICAL    TABLES. 


421 


DAILY   V/EATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR  1909. 
Kamloops,  British  Columbia — September,  1909. 


DAT. 


1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

5. 

6. 

7. 

8. 

9. 
10. 
11. 
12. 
13. 
14. 
15. 
16. 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20. 
21. 
22, 
23. 
24. 
25, 
26 
27 
28 
29 
30 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 


in. 

28-75 
28-68 
28-71 
28-86 
28-71 
28-70 
28-58 
28-62 
28-70 
28-44 
28-82 
28-91 
28-91 
28-94 
82-94 
28-71 
28-55 
28-79 
28-52 
28-38 
28-73 
28-90 
28-70 
28-45 
28-35 
28-87 
28-74 
28-48 
28-41 
28-56 


in 
28-66 
28-43 
28-55 
28-54 
28-51 
28-46 
28-37 
28-60 
28-67 
28-60 
28-88 
28-87 
28-85 
28-84 
28-85 
28-34 
28-71 
28-58 
28-46 
28-51 
28-76 
28-74 
28-46 
28-33 
28-47 
28-76 
28-54 
28-33 
28-33 
28-50 


Air  Temperature. 


54-0 
54-7 
64-6 
51-6 
54-0 
53-0 
53-4 
66-2 
56-7 
60-0 
56-2 
54-2 
51-0 
46-0 
48-7 
49-0 
52-0 
42-4 
47-0 
49-3 
45-0 
47-8 
43.0 
52-6 
50-0 
41.0 
40-9 
58-0 
56-4 
48-0 


930 

930 

89-5 

90-0 

87-6 

88-0 

86-5 

78-0 

74-2 

660 

70 

60-4 

70-9 

68-0 

80 

770 

63-0 

64-0 

57-0 

50-8 

54-6 

65-5 

72-0 

76-0 

50-3 

67-2 

70-9 

64-0 

57-0 

51-0 


93-3 
93-0 
89-5 
90-0 
88-0 
88-7 
88-0 
78-0 
81-4 
67-0 
720 
74-4 
71-5 
75-3 
81-5 
87-0 
66-0 
64-8 
640 
62-8 
60-0 
66-5 
73-2 
82-6 
56-0 
67-2 
75-5 
67-3 
57-8 
51-6 


49-0 
54-0 
600 
50-0 
50-0 
52-0 
51-8 
650 
54-6 
54-8 
57-0 
52-3 
49-7 
45-0 
47-2 
48-0 
51-0 
40-8 
46-0 
47-3 
42-8 
46-8 
40-0 
510 
56-0 
39-3 
39-0 
51-2 
550 
46-3 


HUMID- 

mr. 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


C. 
C. 
N.W. 
C. 
C. 

c. 

c. 

S.E. 

w. 

s. 

s.w. 

s.w. 

w. 

s.w. 

c. 

c. 

s.w. 
w. 

N.W. 
E. 
C. 
C. 

c. 

E. 
E. 
C. 
E. 
C. 

s. 

E. 


8  p.m. 


N.W. 
N.W. 

W. 

N. 

W. 
N.W. 

S. 

s. 
s. 
w. 

N.W. 

W. 

W. 
N.E. 
N.  E. 

s.  w. 
w. 

N.  E. 

S.E. 

W. 

S.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
S.W. 
N.E. 
N.-E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

C. 
N.E. 


3 

2 

9 

1 

4 

3 

9 
13 

9 

4 

4 

7 

3 

5 

4 
18 

8 

3 
15 
13 

3 
12 
13 

9 

4 

8 
12 

9 

0 
13 


Pbbcipi- 

TATION. 


T. 


T. 
-06 

.08 


.07 


T. 

-09 

.07 


.07 


.21 


-04 
•30 


-17 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


Upper. 


Lower. 


10 


8  p.m. 


Upper.        Lower, 


cu. 


cu. 
cu. 
6i    cu. 

10    cu. 
10    cu. 

0 


10|    cu. 

0 

0     cu. 

9     cu. 

9     cu. 
10     cu. 


cu. 

N. 


N. 


■a 


N. 

N. 


T3 

.s 


u 
0 

10 

cu. 

0 

9 

cu. 

6 

cu. 

6 

cu. 

10 

cu. 

2 

cu. 

10 

cu. 

0 

9 

cu. 

7 

cu. 

9 

cu. 

10 

n. 

8 

cu. 

10 

cu. 

9 

cu. 

5 

cu. 

7 

cu 

5 

cu. 

0 

7 

cu. 

9 

cu. 

10 

cu. 

8 

cu. 

422 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


DAILY  WEATHER  REPORTS  FOR  THE  YEAR  1909. 
Kamloops,  British  Columbia — October,  1909. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 

Air  Temperature. 

Humid- 
ity. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

Clouds. 

Day. 

S 

00 

d 

QO 

E 
00 

d. 
00 

X 

S 

00 

S 
d 
00 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

a 

in. 

g 
d 
00 

in. 

S  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

Q 

i 

s 

i 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

.4i 

s 

c 

■*-i 

B 
< 

■6 

i3 ' 

s 
< 

■6 

c 

s 

■a 

a 

1 

in. 
28-70 

28-74 
28-79 
28-71 
28-66 
28-37 
28-85 
28-87 
28-57 
29-09 
28-97 
28-49 
28-40 
28-92 
29-06 
28-71 
28-98 
28-79 
28-39 
28-41 
28-51 
28-92 
28-80 
29-01 
28-74 
28 -34 
28-65 
28-28 
28-30 
28-50 
28-33 

in. 

28-48 
28-62 
28-50 
28-61 
28-39 
28-42 
28-89 
28-66 
28-76 
29-06 
28-63 
28-45 
28-60 
28-93 
28-881 
28-87 
28-83 
28-49 
28-41 
28-46 
28-67 
28-82 
28-75 
28-78 
28-83 
28-79 
28-47 
28-41 
28-38 
28-48 
28-35 

0 

45-3 
43-6 
40-0 
47-8 
56-6 
53-5 
42-3 
40-3 
45-3 
50- 1 
48-5 
47-4 
55-1 
36-6 
33-0 
44-0 
29-0 
1    36-0 
40-8 
46-3 
37-6 
40-4 
51-2 
34-9 
38-8 
40-0 
33-8 
43-2 
36-2 
34-3 
41-5 

0 

62-5 
63-0 
62-5 
63-9 
62-2 
51-0 
52-0 
39-9 
57-0 
62-7 
58-0 
58-3 
60-0 
53-5 
48-5 
52-5 
46-5 
48-2 
56-0 
54.9 
52-5 
57-0 
54-0 
54-1 
53-6 
50-0 
46-0 
44-6 
48-0 
47-5 
47-0 

64-0 
63-5 
63-9 
66-2 
63-0 
58-5 
54-2 
41-8 
59-1 
66-2 
60-9 
.59-5 
640 
59-5 
48-5 
55-5 
49-2 
48-2 
59-5 
59-1 
54-0 
57-5 
57-0 
.57-0 
55-0 
52-5 
46-5 
48-5 
49-0 
fO-6 
49-5 

0 

44-3 
42-0 
38-3 
38-5 
54-0 
42-5 
39-2 
39-0 
39-0 
49-0 
46-5 
44-2 
48-0 
34-0 
31-3 
40-8 
27-2 
33-0 
39-4 
44-0 
36-6 
38-4 
45-0 
33-0 
33-0 
38-0 
30-8 
41-2 
35-0 
30-6 
40-0 

84 

85 
93 
92 
76 
54 
81 
76 
80 
90 
88 
88 
92 
81 
87 
76 
88 
90 
88 
88 
90 
91 
67 
86 
80 
80 
89 
85 
92 
91 
78 

59 

64 
67 
65 
62 
96 
63 
91 
76 
58 
64 
77 
38 
55 
63 
46 
67 
71 
57 
53 
66 
55 
64 
56 
48 
62 
69 
88 
75 
56 
66 

S.E. 
C. 

c. 

N.W. 
N.  E. 

N. 
S.  W. 
N.  E. 
N.  E. 

C. 
N.E. 

E. 
S.E. 

C. 

c. 
s.w. 
c. 
c. 
c. 

N.  E. 

c. 
c. 

N.  E. 
C. 

s.  w. 
c. 
c. 

N.  E. 

s. 
c. 

N.  E. 

6 
0 
0 
3 

10 

10 
4 

12 
8 
0 
5 

10 

11 
0 
0 

12 
0 
0 
0 

"12 
0 
0 

13 
0 
3 
0 
0 
2 

1 
0 
7 

N.E. 

w. 

s.  w. 

c. 

N.E. 
S.   E. 
N.  E. 
N.  E. 
N.E. 

W. 
N.E  . 

C. 
S.E. 

E.' 

C. 

W. 

W. 

C. 
N.  E. 
N.  E. 
N.  E. 
N.  E. 
N.  E. 
N.  E. 

W. 

C. 

w. 
w. 

N.  E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 

7 
3 
3 
0 

13 

4 

5 

17 

6 

4 

5 

0 

18 

2 

0 

6 

2 

0 

11 

11 

16 

15 

6 

9 

3 

0 

3 

2 

4 

4 

9 

7 

10 

0 

0 

cu. 

cu. 

10 

0 

4 

8 

10 

7 

8 

9 

8 

10 

S 

0 

4 

2 

10 

0 

8 

10 

10 

10 

5 

8 

9 

0 

10 

10 

10 

10 

8 

8 

7 

cu. 

9 

3 

cu. 

4  .    .    . 

cu. 

5 

10 
6 

10 

10 

10 

10 

0 

10 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

10 

0 

3 

0 

10 

10 

7 

0 

10 

0 

10 

10 

0 

n 

cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 

cu. 

6 

cu. 

-15 

•01 
-14 

cu. 

8 

cu. 

9...      . 

cu. 

10.. 

cu. 

cu. 

11 

1 

cu. 

12  . 

•02 

T 

cu. 

13 

cu. 

14 

cu. 

15 

cu. 

16 

17 

cu. 

18 

cu. 

cu. 

19 

cu. 

OQ 

T. 

T. 

cu. 

cu. 

21 

cu. 

2'' 

cu. 
cu. 
cu. 

cu. 

23 

cu. 

94 

05 

cu. 

26 

.     . . 
cu. 

cu. 

97 

cu. 

28 

.... 

18 

cu. 
cu. 

-    - 

■f 
cu. 

99 

cu. 

30 

31 

V 

cu. 

cu. 

•   1 

Day. 


I 


10.. 

11.. 

12.. 

13.. 

14.. 

15.. 

IG.. 

17.. 

18.. 

19.. 

20.. 

21.. 

22. 

23. 

24. 

25. 

26. 

27. 

28. 

29. 

30. 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

DAILY  WEATHER   REPORTS  FOR  THE  YEAR   1909. 
Kamloops,  British  Columbia — November,  1909. 


423 


Presbttre 

AT  32°. 


in. 

28-61 
28-43 
28-66 
28-79 
28-49 
28-is2 
28-87 
28-54 
28-30 
28-33 

28  85 

29  00 
28-92 
29-11 
29-04 
29-03 
28-83 
28-48 
28-11 
28-31 
28-51 
28-05 
27-94 
28-15 
28-35 
28-36 
28-66 
28-50 
28-87 
28-55 


28-42 

28-57 

28-67 

28-66 

28-53 

28-96 

28-69 

28-48 

28-22 

28-54 

29  04 

28-86 

28-98 

29-01 

29-04 

28-99 

28-59 

28-18 

28-19 

28-50 

28-53 

27-88 

27-85 

28-36 

28-13 

28-45 

28-56 

28-53 

28-06 

28-56 


Air  Temperature. 


38-0 

43-8 

38-4 

35-0 

35 

30-0 

34-0 

37-0 

39-3 

36-3 

34-3 

260 

220 

13-3 

14-2 

22-5 

30-0 

35-4 

44-0 

28-0 

18-4 

25-3 

37-81 

41-0 

30-5 

22-0 

35-6 

42-3 

50-0 

34-6 


03 


46-0 

51-5 

490 

42-8 

41-0 

380 

38-5 

45-0 

430 

44-0| 

34-5 

30-2 

28-0 

21-7 

25-5 

310 

34-0 

36-5 

33-0 

25-0 

23-3 

37-0 

50-4 

40-0 

37-0 

37-5 

42-0 

46-0 

50-2 

400 


47-5 

54-0 

50-0 

4S-5 

44-5 

43-5 

42-4 

48-5 

430 

45-0 

37-8 

31-3 

29-4 

24-4 

26-5 

34-5 

37-0 

380 

47-6 

40-0 

26-3 

38-3 

63-1 

45-4 

41-5 

39-0 

43-0 

54-5 

51-6 

43-2 


s 


HUMID- 
ITY. 


s    a 


37-0 

41-0 

37-0 

31-0 

33-6 

28-8 

31-6 

35-2 

37-5 

35-2 

32-8 

25-0 

19-4 

10-8 

10-4 

20-6 

28-7J 

33-0 

32-5' 

23-8! 

15-1) 

19-8; 

! 

34-0 
38-2; 
27-0 
29-2 
32-6 
40-0 
44-8 
33-4 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


82  87 

86  75 

89  78 

92  85 


83 
84 
90 
81 
72 
81 
83 
76 
84 
72 
84 


N.E, 

E. 
S.E. 

W. 

C. 

s.w. 
w. 

E. 

W. 

C. 
N.W. 

W. 
S.W. 

c. 
c. 

S.W. 

N.E. 
N.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

c. 
c. 

N.W. 

S.W. 

w. 

E. 
N.E. 

N.E. 
E. 

S.w. 


.a 


12 
9 
3 
2 
0 
2 
4 
4 
3 
0 
2 

5 

0 

0 

1 

3 

H 

11 

15 

0 

0 

8 

12 

3 

12 

5 

14 

10 

3 


N.E. 

S.E. 

C. 

c. 

E. 
C. 
E. 

E. 

S.W. 

S. 

W. 

c. 

S.W. 
S.W. 

c. 

N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

w. 

N.E. 

E. 
S.W. 

E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 


Precipi- 
tation. 


11 
13 

0 

0 

7 

0 

5 

9 

2 

12 

7 

0 

13 

4 

0 

8 

11 

11 

4 

6 

1 

10 
13 
12 
8 
10 
161 
14 
19 
22 


-02 


■03 

•04 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


Upper.    Lower 


-03 


•01 


•a 
a 

s 


10 

0 
7 
10 
10 
0 
10 
10 
10 
0 

0 . 

0 . 

0 

0 

0 

10 

0 

10 

0 

0 

10 

10 

0 

0 

0 

0 

10 

10 

10 

8 


cu. 
cu. 
cu. 


cu. 

N. 
N. 


cu. 

cu. 


cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 


8  p.m. 


Upper. 


•a 
.3 


Lower. 


.5 


10  cu. 
10  cu. 

8  cu. 

7  cu. 

0 

0 

10 
10 
10 
10 

3 
10 

0  . 

0  . 
10 

0  . 
10 
10 
10 

"i 

5i  cu. 

10!  cu. 
cu. 


cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 


cu. 


cu. 
cu. 
cu. 


0 

10 

cu. 

10 

cu. 

10 

cu. 

10 

cu. 

4 

cu. 

3 

cu. 

424 


METKOKOLOGICAL    TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER    REPORTS   FOR   THE    YEAR   1909. 
Kaailoop.s,  British  Columbia — December,  1909. 


Day. 


9. 
10. 
11. 
12. 
13 
14. 
15 
16 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20. 
21. 
22. 
23. 
24. 
25. 
26. 
27. 
28. 
29 
30 
31 


Prbsbube 
AT  32°. 


in. 

28-47 
28-94 
29-22 
28-98 
28-63 
28-98 
28-51 
28-67 
28-03 
28-40 
28-74 
28  39 
28-90 
29-33 
29-35 
29-38 
29-17 
28-96 
29-00 
29-01 
28-85 
28-83 
28-91 
29-00 
28-98 
29-13 
29-15 
29-12 
28-74 
28-44 
28  33 


s 

o. 

00 


in. 

28-58 
29-22 
29  09 
28-75 
28-70 
28-83 
28-51 
28-28 
28-16 
28-66 
28-57 
28-55 
29-10 
29-38 
29-34 
29-27 
28-99 
28-93 
29-04 
28-86 
28-79 
28-89 
28-92 
29-04 
29-06 
29-13 
29-18 
29  07 
28-54 
28-22 
28-76 


Air  Temperature. 


36-4 
23-5 
6-2 
7-0 
6-0 
1-0 
110 
18-8 
30- 0 
25-0 
34-5 
36-3 
32-4 
30-2 
62-7 
26-2 
27-6 
26-2 
26-0 
20-0 
19-3 
16-7 
11-i 
16-4 
17-0 
15-8 
14-0 
17-4 
24-0 
350 
26-0 


34 
15 

9 
11 
10 

5 
21 
124 
29 
34 
39 
37 
35 
31 
30 
29 
29 
28 
22 
21 
16 
13 
15 
16 
16 
12 
19 
20 
28 
30 
19 


HUMID- 

mr. 


80     89 

871     57 
76     68 


68 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

W. 

W. 
S.E. 
S.W. 

c. 

E. 
N.W. 
S.E. 
N.E. 

C. 

s. 
s. 
s. 

E. 

s. 
w. 
c. 

S.W. 

S.W. 

S.W. 

W. 

w. 

S.E. 
S.W. 

c. 

N.E. 

N.E. 

W. 


8  p.m. 


S.W. 

13 

W. 

14 

S.W. 

3 

S.W. 

3 

S.W. 

5 

c. 

0 

c. 

4 

W. 

4 

N.E. 

2 

N.E. 

18 

N.E. 

15 

S.W. 

9 

C. 

0 

C. 

0 

S.W. 

3 

c. 

0 

c. 

0 

S. 

4 

S. 

9 

N.E. 

1 

S.E. 

6 

S. 

11 

S.W. 

4 

c. 

0 

S.W. 

2 

S.W. 

1 

c. 

0 

c. 

0 

N.E. 

12 

W. 

5 

S.W. 

17 

Precipi- 
tation. 


00 


in.     in. 
T. 


•06 


•  02 


•01 


T. 
06 


T. 
T. 
T. 
•01 


•12 


T. 


-01 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


Upper. 


Lower. 


10 


10 


cu. 
cu. 


cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 


cu. 
cu. 
ci:. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 


cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 


8  p.m. 


Upper.        Lower. 


10 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER    REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Barkerville,  British  Columbia — January,  1909. 


425 


D.^y. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 


00 


in. 
25-46 

25-29 


3 25-18 


4. 

5. 

6. 

7. 

8. 

9. 
10, 
U. 
12. 
13. 
14 
15. 
16. 
17 
18 
19. 
20. 
21. 
22. 
23. 
24. 
25. 
26. 
27. 
28. 
29. 
30 


25-53 
25-76 
25-45 
25-45 
25-45 
25-56 
25-80 
25-65 
25-34 
25-13 
25-13 
25-07 
25-41 
25-23 


25-26!  25 


25-09 
25-15 
25-09 
24-93 
25-03  25 
25-63  25 


25-30 
25-41 
25-30 
25-82 
25-57 
25-26 


31 I  25-14 


Air  Temper.^tuhe. 


-14-0 
5-0 

-  2-0 
-22-0 
-30-0 
-33-0 
-37-0 
-33-0 
-26-0 
-24-0 
-10-0 

0-0 

-22-0 

-18-0 

180 

20 

33-0 

11-0 

12-0 

7-0 

12-0 

32-0 

4-0 

8-0 

5-0 

14-0 

14-0 

-  2-0 
12-0 
24-0 
200 


5-0 

10-0 

-  3-0 
-220' 
-20-0 
-26-0 

-320 

I 

-25-0 
-17-0 
-16-0 

-  1-0 
-140 
-160 
-11-0 

30-0 
21-0 
35-0 
12-0 
31-0 
13-0 
240 

70 
200 
11-0 
19-0 
25-0 
12-0 

5-0 
26-0 
30-0 
27-0 


5-0 
12-0 
10-0 

-  30 
-17-0 
-20-0 
-23-0 
-17-0 
-10-0 

-  3-0 

-  1-0 
0-0 

-  6-0 

-  8-0 
30-0 
30-0 
46-0 
31-0 
37-0 
21-0 
29-0 
32-0 
22-0 
21-0 
21-0 
28-0 
230 
15-0 
30-0 
32-0 
32-0 


-140 
5-0 

-  3-0 
-25-0 
-31-0 
-33-0 
-37-0 
-33-0 
-26-0 
-24-0 
-22  0 
-14-0 
-22-0 
-20-0 
-10-0 

2-0 

20-0 

11-0 

10-7 

7-0 

12-0 

7-0 

40 

8-0 

5-0 

100 

14-0 

-  2-0 
0-0 

24-0 
190 


Htjmid- 

ITT. 


Winds. 


8  p  m. 


c. 

0 

1 

S.W. 

s.w. 

1 

N.E. 

N.E. 

1 

c. 

C. 

0 

c. 

C. 

0 

N.E. 

C. 

0 

C. 

C. 

0 

c. 

C. 

0 

c. 

C. 

0 

c. 

C. 

0 

c. 

C. 

0 

c. 

C. 

0 

c. 

C. 

0 

c. 

C. 

0 

c. 

S.W. 

10 

S.W. 

S.W. 

10 

N. 

s.w. 

5 

S.W. 

S.W. 

5 

S.W. 

S.W. 

1 

S.W. 

S.W. 

1 

S.W. 

N.W. 

1 

N.W. 

N.W. 

1 

c. 

N.W. 

10 

N.W. 

N.W. 

1 

N.W. 

E. 

1 

S.W. 

S.W. 

5 

S.W. 

S.W. 

1 

S.W. 

C. 

0 

c. 

N.W. 

1 

S.W. 

c. 

0 

w. 

S.W. 

1 

c. 

1 

1 

0 
0  . 

1 

0 

0. 

0  . 

0  . 

0  . 

0 

0 

0 

0 
10 

5 
10 

1 
1 
1 
1 

0 
5 

1 
1 
5 
1 
0 
1 
1 
0 


Pkecipi- 

TA-nON. 


-20 


■10 


-20 


30 


-10 


20 
•05 


■30 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


Upper. 


-051 


« 


Lower. 


cu. 
cu. 


cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
n.  cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
n. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 


Upper. 


Lower. 


10 

cu. 

10 

n. 

0 

0 

6 

CU. 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

10 

cu. 

0 

0 

0 

10 

n. 

10 

n. 

10 

cu. 

6 

cu. 

10 

cu. 

6 

cu. 

10 

cu.  / 

cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
n. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 


*Not  taken. 


+26 


METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES. 


DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Barkerville,  British  Columbia — February,  1909. 


Day. 


9... 

10... 

11... 

12... 
1.3  .. 

14... 
15... 
16... 
17... 
18... 
19... 
20... 
21... 


23. 

24. 
25. 
26. 
27. 
28. 


Prbsstjhe 

AT  32°. 


s 

00 


in. 

25-29 
25-23 
25-30 
25-20 
25-03 
25-15 
25-09 
25-30 
25-24 
25-11 
25-41 
25-39 
25-4Y 
25-64 
25-47 
25-20 
25-35 
25-00 
25-12 
25-26 
25-42 
25-57 
25-42 
25-34 
25-48 
25-53 
25-34 
25-34 


a 


Air  Temperature. 


25-31 
25-19 
25-29 
25-17 
25-19 
25-03 
25-21 
25-29 
25-10 
25-15 
25-42 
25-28 
25-74 
25-39 
25-42 
25-01 
25-35 
25-08 
25-13 
25-29 
25-49 
25-56 
25-39 
25-42 
25-47 
25-42 
25-37 
25-27 


21-0 
29-0 
19-0 
10-0 
10-0 
10-0 

7-0 
-  5-0 

4-0 

! 
4-0; 

-29-o] 
-31-0, 
-23-0 
5.0| 
12-OJ 
15-0 
25-0 
170 
24-0 
18-0 
14-0 
13-0 
15-0 
26-0 
27-0 
14-0 
27-0 
10-0 


35-0 

38-0 

20-0 

21-0 

22-0 

31-0 

5-0 

8-0 

21-0 

5-0 

-22-0 

-12-0 

-  2-0 

26-0 

290 

32-0 

26-0 

30-0 

28-0 

26-0 

22-0 

22-0 

310 

34-0 

30-0 

29-0 

22-0 

24-0 


39-0 
390 
30-0 
27-0 
27-0 
270 
10-0 
19-0 
25-0 
9-0 
-10-0 
-12-0 
2-0 
30-0 
32-0 
35-0 
33-0 
34-0 
32-0 
32-0 
260 
25-0 
33-0 
37-0 
34-0 
32-0 
29-0 
28-0 


19-0 

28-0 

19-0 

100 

10-0 

8-0 

4-0 

■  5-0 

4-0 

4-0 

-29-0 

-31-0 

-23-0 

-  4-0 

12-0 

110 

25-0 

17-0 

24-0 

18-0 

14-0 

13-0 

15-0 

26-0 

260 

140 

22-0 

9-0 


HUMID- 
ITT. 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


S.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

C. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 

C. 

c. 

c. 

S.E. 
S.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

w. 

N.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 


8  p.m. 


S.W. 

S.W. 

C. 

S.W. 
N.W. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
C. 

c. 
c. 

S.E. 

S.E. 

S.W. 

S.E. 

S.W. 

S.W. 

S.W. 

S.W. 
1    w. 
l]    E. 
IjN.W, 
2'  S.W. 


S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 


Precipi- 
T.\TroN. 


.40 


in. 
.10 


.35 


-30 
•10 


-05 
■03 
■50 

■02 
■03 


■20 
■10 

■15 


.20 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


Upper.         Lower. 


-05 


■02 


■15 


■07 


S 


T3 

a 


10 
10 
10 

6 

10 

0 

10 

6 

10 

10 

0 

0 

0 

6 

6 

6 

6 

6 

6 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

0 

10 

6 


cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 


8  p.m. 


Upper.         Lower. 


cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 


cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 

n. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 

n. 


w 


10     cu. 
10     cu. 


0 

10 

cu. 

10 

cu. 

10 

cu. 

6 

cu. 

10 

cu. 

10 

n. 

10 

n. 

0 



0 

0 

10 

cu. 

6 

cu. 

10 

n. 

6 

cu. 

10 

cu. 

6 

cu. 

10 

cu. 

6 

cu. 

10 

cu. 

10 

cu. 

10 

cu. 

10 

n. 

10 

n. 

6 

cu. 

10 

cu. 

•Not  taken. 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY  WEATHER  REPORTS  FOR  THE  YEAR  1909. 
Barkerville,  British  Columbia— March,  1909. 


427 


Day. 


1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

5. 

6. 

7. 

S. 

9. 
10. 
11. 
12. 
13. 
U. 
15. 
16. 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20. 
21. 
22. 
23. 
24. 


27. 
28. 
-29. 
30. 
31. 


Pbessube 
Ai  32°. 


in. 

24-84 
25-45 
25-22 
25-24 
25-52 
25-57 
25-40 
25-44 
25-84 
25-87 
25-77 
25-66 
25-68 
25-85 
25-83 
25-31 
25-45 
25-36 
25-28 
25-27 
25-49 
25-55 
25-44 
25-70 
25-73 
25-53 
25-37 
25-25 
25-37 
25-51 
25-47 


in. 

25-09 
25-46 
25-03 
25-34 
25-54 
25-51 
25-39 
25-54 
25-86 
25-87 
25-75 
25-64 
25-71 
25-87 
25-61 
25-31 
25-49 
25-30 
25-37 
25-29 
25-53 
25-46 
25-42 
25-61 
25-63 
25-47 
25-26 
25-21 
25-36 
25-40 
25-52 


Air  Temper.ature. 


20-0 
9-0 
26-0 
25-0 
9-0 
70 
10-0 
19-0 
14-0 
200 
22-0 
310 
21-0 
23-0 
19-0 
22-0 
U-0 
15-0 
22-0 
9-0 
6-0 
16-0 
28-0 
21-0 
21-0 
19-0 
23-0 
24-0 
21-0 
22-0 
28-0 


s 

a. 


26-0 
26-0 
36-0 
26-0 
24-0 
26-0 
28-0 
27-0 
300 
34-0 
36-0 
35  0 
340 
34-0 
37-0 
32-0 
27-0 
30-0 
27-0 
25-0 
28-0 
30-0 
3S-0 
38-0 
33-0 
40-0 
39-0 
40-0 
40-0 
370 
300 


HUMTD- 
ITT. 


30-0 

29-o: 

39-0 
32-0 
31-0 
31-0 
31-0 
33-0 
32-0 
35-0 
400 
390 
39-0 
36-0 
44 -Oj 
39 -Oj 
32-Oj 
340 
32-0 
30-0 
32-0 
39-Oi 
52-0, 
420 
37-0 
47-0 
49-0 
47-0 
46-0 
42-01 
40-0 


20-Oj 
9-Oj 
25 -oj 
250 
9-0 
5-0 
10-0 
190 
140 
20-0 
22-0 
310 
21-0 
23-0 
19-0 
220 
11-0 
150 
22-0 
9-0 
6-0 
16-0 
28-0 
21-0 
21-0 
19-0 
21-0 
24-0 
21-0 
22-0 
28-0 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


S.E. 

E. 

W. 
S.W. 

C. 

c. 

S.E. 
S.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.E. 
S.W. 
S.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

C. 

W. 

W. 

c. 

W. 
S.E. 

W. 

W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
N.E. 


8  p.m. 


S.E. 

S. 

S. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.E. 
S.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.E. 

W. 
S.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

W. 
N.W. 

w. 

S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

S.E. 

w. 
c. 

S.E. 
E. 

S.W. 
N.E. 


Precipi- 
tation. 


00 


•02 


■20 


-15 


in. 
•20 


•  02 


-05 


•20 


•10 


•07 
-10 


•03 
•20 


•05 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


Upper. 


Lower. 


-a 

3 


10     cu. 
10     cu. 

10|    cu. 

lol     n. 
0 

"I 

101    cu. 


8  p.m. 


Upper.         Lower. 


n. 

cu. 

cu. 

cu. 

cu. 

cu. 

cu. 


cu. 
cu. 


cu. 
cu. 


cu. 
cu. 


10  cu. 

10  cu. 

10  cu. 

10  cu. 


6 

cu. 

6 

cu. 

10 

cu. 

6 

cu. 

6 

cu. 

0 

6 

cu. 

10 

<!U. 

10 

cu. 

10 

cu.n. 

*Not  taken. 


428 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


DAILY  WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR   THE   YEAR   1909. 
Barkerville,  British  Columbia^ April,  1909. 


Day. 


10. 
11. 
12. 
13. 
14. 
15. 
16. 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20. 
21. 
22. 
23. 
24. 
25. 
26. 
27. 
28. 
29- 
30- 


Fkessube 

AT  32." 


s 

6. 


25-69 
25-70 
25-51 
25-32 
25-26 
25-88 
26-04 
25-99 
25-64 
25-65 
25-56 
25-54 
25-63 
25-53 
25-51 
25-44 
25-80 
25-88 
25-76 
25-79 
25-73 
25-63 
25-58 
25-50 
25-48 
25-70 
i  25-38 
25-54 
25-96 
25-88 


in. 

25-68 
25-60 
25-36 
25-31 
25-42 
25-93 
26-04 
25-75 
25-62 
25-53 
25-55 
25-47 
25-59 
25-44 
25-42 
25-53 
25-82 
25-83 
25-72 
25-78 
25-64 
25-55 
25-51 
25-53 
25-57 
25-60 
25-31 
25-66 
25-94 
25-84 


.\iR  Temperature. 


17-0 
20-0 
100 
140 
22-0 
12-0 
14-0 
23  0 
30-0 
20-0 
210 
31-0 
23-0 
220 
210 
19-0 
12-0 
15-0 
18-0 
13-0 
23-0 
22-0 
23-0 
300 
31-0 
23-0 
28-0 
190 
8-0 
26-0 


30-0 
29-0 
30-0 
29-0 
26-0 
30-0 
40-0 
42-0 
36-0 
36-0 
39-0 
34-0 
30-0 
32-0 
31-0 
25-0 
330 
37-0 
36-0 
35-0 
43-0 
40-0 
39-0 
33-0 
35-0 
.39-0 
34-0 
29-0 
34-0 
400 


17-0 
20-0 
10-0 
12-0 
22-0 
12-0 
14-0 
23-0 
30-0 
20-0 
21-0 
31-0 
220 
22-0 
21-0 
19-0 
12-0 
14-0 
17-0 
12-0 
220 
22-0 
22-0 
30-0 
31-0 
220 
27-0 
18-0 
8-0 
26-0 


HUMID- 

rrT. 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


N.E. 
W. 
C. 

c. 
s.w. 

N.E. 
S.W. 

c. 

s.w. 
w. 
w. 

S.E. 

S.w. 
s.w. 
s.w. 

N.W. 
W. 

c. 

s.w. 
c. 

s.w. 
c. 

S.E. 
S.W. 

s.w. 

S.w. 
s.w. 

N.E. 
N.E. 
S.W. 


8  p.m. 


S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
N.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

W. 
N.W. 

W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.E. 

W. 

w. 
c. 
c. 
w. 
c. 
c. 

N.E. 
S.W. 

s.w. 

N.E. 

W. 

S.W. 

N.E. 
S.W. 

w. 


Pbeciw- 

TA-noN. 


in. 
-02 


-10 


-20 
-38 


-10 


-35 
-05 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


Upper. 


-30 


-20 


•02 


M 


Lower. 


73 

•I 


CU. 
CU. 
CU. 

n. 
n. 

CU. 
CU. 
CU. 


CU. 
CU. 
CU. 
CU. 
CU. 
CU. 


8  p.m. 


Upper. 


Lower. 


10 


10 


CU. 
CU. 
CU. 


10     n. 


n. 

CU. 
CU. 
CU. 
CU. 


10 

CU. 

10 

CU. 

10 

n. 

10 

n. 

10 

n. 

0 

CU. 

0 

CU. 

6 

CU. 

0 

C. 

0 

10 

CU. 

10 

CU. 

10 

n. 

6 

CU. 

6 

CU. 

10 

n. 

10 

CU. 

10 

CU. 

10 

CU. 

*Not  taken. 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


429 


DAILY  WEATHER  REPORTS  FOR  THE  YEAR  1909. 
Barkerville,  British  Columbia — May,  1909. 


Pbbssube 
AT  32°. 

AiB  Tbmpekatuee. 

Humid- 
ity. 

Winds. 

Pbecipi- 

TATION. 

Clouds. 

Dat 

B 

00 

s 

d 

00 

S 

03 
00 

i 

i 

a 

i 

oi 

00 

* 

d 

00 

* 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

s 

ci 

00 

in. 

a 

d 

00 

in. 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

.ii 

Q 

t 

i  i 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

5 
< 

1 

a 
< 

B 

S 
< 

■ 
-a 
a 

s 

a 

•d 

1 

in. 

25-82 
25-65 
25-39 
25-40 
25-58 
25-47 
25-66 
25-73 
25-49 
,  25-47 
25-60 
25-66 
25-69 
25-61 
25-60 
25-64 
25-69 
25-72 
25-56 
25-59 
25-52 
25-64 
25-69 
25-76 
25-69 
25-57 
25-47 
25-31 
25-42 
25-57 
25-90 

in. 

25-77 
25-57 
25-16 
25-47 
25-58 
25-52 
25-71 
25-62 
25-43 
25-55 
25-65 
25-53 
25-68 
25-57 
26-56 
25-62 
25-67 
25-60 
25-61 
25-52 
25-58 
25-61 
25-68 
25-70 
25-65 
25-41 
25-41 
25-40 
25-56 
25-64 
25-81 

30-0 
31-0 
.33-0 
28-0 
26-0 
270 
260 
290 
350 
33-0 
28-0 
30-0 
300 
250 
250 
20-0 
21-0 
28-0 
360 
24-0 
300 
300 
'    300 
32-0 
40-0 
36-0 
38-0 
40-0 
32-0 
35-0 
34-0 

0 

48  0 
510 
42-0 
31-0 
35-0 
37-0 
41-0 
48-0 
46-0 
430 
45-0 
44-0 
44-0 
410 
44-0 
42-0 
43-0 
47-0 
40-0 
34-0 
39-0 
40-0 
510 
590 
580 
540 
600 
550 
46-0 
54-0 
590 

510 
600 
570 
37-0 
37-0 
41-0 
45-0 
52-0 
550 
500 
49-0 
50-0 
54-0 
52-0 
48-0 
45-0 
47-0 
50-0 
48-0 
46-0 
42-0 
50-0 
57-0 
64-0 
58-0 
65-0 
650 
640 
56-0 
54-0 
62-0 

o 

30-0 
300 
32-0 
27-0 
26-0 
26-0 
26-0 
28-0 
340 
320 
27-0 
30-0 
29-0 
25-0 
24-0 
200 
21-0 
28-0 
31-0 
240 
30-0 
300 
30-0 
320 
38-0 
36-0 
340 
40-0 
30-0 
34-0 
32-0 

W. 

s.w. 
s.w. 
s.w. 
s.w. 
s.w. 
w. 
s.w. 

S.E. 

w. 

S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
N.W. 

C. 
S.W. 

c. 

w. 

S.E. 

c. 

N.W. 

N.W. 
C. 

c. 

s.w. 

s.w. 

N.E. 
N.E. 

s.w. 

N.W. 
S.E. 

1 

5 
5 

1 
1 
1 
1 
5 
1 
1 
1 
I 
1 
0 

s.w. 
s.w. 

s.w. 
s.w. 
s.w. 
s.w. 
s.w. 

N.E. 
N.W. 
N.E. 

E. 
S.E. 
N.W. 

W. 

W 

10 

1 

2 

• 

10 

10 

6 

10 

10 

10 

6 

6 

10 

10 

6 

10 

10 

0 

0 

0 

0 

10 

10 

0 

10 

6 

0 

0 

6 

10 

6 

10 

10 

10 

6 

cu. 
cu. 
eu. 
cu. 
n. 
n. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
eu. 
cu. 
cu. 

6 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

6 

6 

10 

10 

6 

6 

0 

10 

6 

6 

10 

10 

6 

10 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
10 
6 
6 
6 
10 

cu. 

■> 

cu. 

3 

cu. 

4 

•10 

1-07 
-12 

•15 
■10 
-08 

cu 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

cu. 

10 

11 

cu. 

12 

-05 

13 

14 

cu. 

15 

cu. 

16 

l'<     N. 

cu. 

17 

0 
1 

1 
0 

1 

1 

0 
0 

1 
1 
1 
1 
1 
1 
1 

N.W. 

S.W. 
S.E. 
S.W. 
N.W. 

N.E. 

N.E. 

S.W. 

E. 

N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

18 

cu. 

19 

•35 

-08 
-05 
-22 

cu. 

20 

n 

21 

n. 
cu. 

cu. 

22 

23 

24 

25 

eu. 

26 



27 

cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 

CI. 

cu. 

28 

•10 

cu. 

29 

cu. 

30 

15 

31 

*  Not  taken. 


430 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY  WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Barkerville,  British  Columbia — June,  1909. 


Day. 


3. 

4., 

5.. 

6.. 

7.. 

8.. 

9.. 
10.. 
11., 
12.. 
13., 
14.. 
15. 
16. 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20. 
21. 
22. 
23. 
24. 
25. 
26. 
27. 
28. 
29. 
30. 


Pkessuke 

AT  32°. 


s 


m. 

25-66 
25-60 
25-76 
25  67 
25  82 
25  94 
25-93 
25  85 
25-85 
25-86i 
25-73 
25-72 
25-76 
25-67 
25-65 
25-69 
25-70 
25-70 
25-74 
25-73 
25-63 
25-75 
25-61 
25-66 
25-60 
25-45 
25-43 
25-62 
25-84 
25-70 


25-57 

25-67 

25-68 

25  68 

25-87 

25-91 

25-82 

25  81 

25-81 

25-76 

25-61 

25-74 

25-67 

25-59 

25-66 

25-65 

25-65 

25-61 

25-68 

25-59 

25-70 

25-69J 

25-60 

25-66 

25-48' 

25-34 

25-48 

25-73 

25-73 

25-70 


AiK  Temper.\ture. 


37-0 
400 
28-0 
34-0 
•28-0 
30-0 
34-0 
38-0 
40-0 
44-0 
44-0 
42-0 
44-0 
38-0 
43-0 
42-0 
400 
42-0 
49-0 
36-0 
430 
320 
340 
37-0 
34-0 
38-0 
38-0 
40-0 
34  0 
40-0 


62-0 
480 
52-0 
40-0 
38-0 
560 
66-0 
69-0 
71-0 
71-0 
63-0 
56-0 
64-0 
70-0 
60-0 
59-0 
55-0 
55-0 
59-0 
65-0 
40-0 
490 
45-0 
48-0 
60-0 
58-0 
54-0 
48-0 
600 
64-0 


64-0 
38-0 
530 
480 
44-0 
56-0 
66-0 
70-0 
72-0 
74-0 
76-0 
56-0 
640 
700 
62-0 
59-0 
55-0 
55-0 
60-0 
65-0 
53-0 
50-0 
48-0 
48 -o' 
60-0 
58-0 
54-0 
50-0 
60-0 
64-0 


37-0 
48-0 
28-0 
34-0 
28-0 
30-0 
34-0 
37-0 
40-0 
44-0 
43-0 
42-0 
43-0 
38-0 
43-0 
40-0 
38-0 
42-0 
49-0 
35-0 
40-0 
300 
32-0 
37-0 
34-0 
38-0 
38-0 
38-0 
32-0 
40-0 


HUMID- 

ITY. 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


S.W. 
C. 

C. 

c. 
c. 
c. 

S.E. 

C. 

C. 

C. 

C. 
S.E. 

C. 

c. 
c. 
c. 

S.E. 

C. 

C. 

C. 

C. 

C. 
S.W. 

c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 

S-.E. 
C. 


8  p.m. 


lh      :   ^^ 


E. 
W. 

E. 
N.W. 

N.E. 
E. 
C. 

c. 

N.E. 

C. 
S.W. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 

C. 
S.E. 
S.W. 

C. 
S.W. 

c. 

S.W. 

c. 

N.W. 
S.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

c. 

S.W. 
S.W. 


10 


Precifi- 

TATION. 


-02 
-01 


-01 


-01 


T 
-02 


-05 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


Upper.         Lower. 


-01 


-02 


-01 

•08 


•30 


S  p.m. 


Upper.        Lower, 


« 


cu. 
cu. 


cu. 
cu. 


cu. 
cu. 


10 


cu. 

cu. 


0| 
10 

10 

10 

8 

0 

4 

10 

10 

10 

10 

8 

6 

10 

10 

6 

4 


•Incomplete. 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

/ 
DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 

Barkerville,  British  Columbia — July,  1909. 


431 


9. 
10 
11 
12. 
13. 
U. 
1.5. 
IB. 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20 
21. 
22. 
23. 
24. 
25. 
26. 
27. 
28. 


Pressure 
AT  32° 


Day. 


25-78 
25-79 
25-67 
25-68 
25-50 
25-53 
25-04 
25-73 
25-62 
25-54 
25-54 
25-77 
25-95 
25-79 
25-61 
25-66 
25-69 
25-65 
25-72 
25-75 
25-86 
29-67 
25-79 
25-74 
25-73 
25-70 
25-61 
25-62 


29 ,'  25-68 


30 
31. 


26-72 
25-64 


in. 

25-79 

25-70J 

25-61 

25-48 

25-47 

25-49 

25-61 

25-68 

25-55 

25-47 

25-69 

25-76 

25-84 

25-66 

25-54 

25-69 

25-66 

25-67 

) 

25-68| 

25-80 

25-75 

25-59i 

25-75! 

25-71j 

25-72 

25-61 

25-52 

25-61 

25-60 

25-66 

25-52 


Air  TEMPER.4TURE. 


37-01 

36-0, 

I 
36-0 

41-0 

440' 

460 

47-0 

50-0 

45-0 

47-0 

45-0 

43-0 

38-0 

42-0 

43-0 

36-0 

380 

38-0 

38-0 

43-0 

44-0 

50-0 

39-0 

42-0 

44-0 

43-0 

46-0 

49-0 

47-0 

48-0 

44-0 


59-0 

67-0 

67-0 

68-0 

70-0 

68-0 

66-0 

61-0 

59-0 

56-0 

57-0 

54-0 

550 

65-0 

60-0 

48-0 

47-0 

44-0 

53-0 

610 

70-0 

70-0 

62-0 

62-0 

59-0 

67-0 

68-0 

70 -ol 

67 -0! 

62-0 

66-0 


59-0 
67-0 
700 
68-0 
72-o{ 
70-o| 
70-0] 
62-0 
65-0 
56-0 
57-0 
56-0 
560 
66-0 
62-0 
50-0 
49-0 
48-0 
53-0 
61-0 
70-0 
720 
62-0 
62-0 
64-0 
68-p 
70-0 
700 
68-0 
620 
68-0 


HUMID- 

rrT. 


37-0 
36-0 
35-0 
41-0 
44-0 
46-0 
46-0 
50-0 
45-0 
47-0 
44-0 
42-0 
38-0 
42-0 
42-0] 
36-0 
35-0 
37-0 
36-0 
41-0 
44-0 
50-0 
39-0 
42-0 
44-0 
42-0 
4.6-0 
49-0 
47-0 
480 
48-0 


100 

100 

90 

91 

83 

84 

92 

100 

92 

100 

100 

92 

90 

91 

92 

90 

100 

100 

100 

92 

100 

100 

91 

92 

100 

92 

85 

85 

92 

92 

100 


54 
50 
41 
79 
70 
64 
68 
82 
87 
81 
75 
74 
62 
53 
71 
85 
100 
92 
73J 
66 
52 
44 
72 
46 
71 
50 
60 
64 
50 
61 
54 


Winds, 


8  a.m. 


C. 
C. 
C. 
.  C. 
C. 

s.w. 

N.W. 

c. 

c. 

c. 

c. 

c. 
s.w. 

c. 
s.w. 

.E. 

c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 

S.E. 
S.W. 

c. 
c. 
c. 

s.w. 
S.w. 
s.w. 
s.w. 
s.w. 
c. 


8  p.m. 


S.w. 

C. 

s.w. 

C. 

C. 

N.W. 

S.w. 
c. 

N.W. 

N.W. 

S.E. 

N.E. 

S.W. 

S.W. 

s.w. 

N.W. 

C. 

C. 
S.E. 

C. 
S.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

C. 
N.W. 

c. 

s.w. 
s.w. 
s.w. 
w. 
s.w. 


Pkecipi-; 

TATION. 


4 
0 
5 
0 
0 
2 
4 
0 
6 
4 
5j 
4! 
4I 
6! 
8 
4 
0 
0 
5 
0 
10 
5 
4 
0 
4 
0 
4 
8 
10 
4 
4 


-12 


T. 
•14 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


Upper. 


-10 
•16 
-20 
-37 


Lower. 


8  p.m. 


Upper.         Lower. 


n. 
8     cu. 
cu. 


cu. 


cu. 
cu. 


cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 


cu. 
cu. 
cu. 


« 


0 

0 

4 

cu. 

4 

cu. 

4 

cu. 

8 

cu.. 

6 

cu. 

4 

cu. 

10 

cu. 

6 

cu. 

4 

cu. 

6 

cu. 

4 

cu. 

4 

cu. 

8 

cu.n. 

10 

n. 

10 

n. 

8 

cu. 

6 

cu. 

0 

4 

cu. 

8 

cu. 

10 

cu. 

10 

cu. 

4 

cu. 

8 

cu. 

4 

cu. 

4 

cu. 

-i    * 

-!     6 


432 


METEOKOLOGICAL    TABLES. 

DAILY  WEATHER  REPORTS  FOR  THE   YEAR  1909. 
Barkerville,  British  Columbia — August,  1909. 


Day. 


10.. 

11.. 

12.. 

13.. 

14.. 

15.. 

16.. 

17.. 

18.. 

19.. 

20.. 

21.. 

22.. 

23.. 

24., 

25. 

26. 

27. 

28. 

29. 

30. 

31. 


Pressuke 

AT  32°. 


25-56 

25-77 

25-80 

25-72 

25-75 

25-82 

25-77 

25  69 

25-70 

25-66 

25-64 

25-56 

25-56 

25-50 

25-63 

25-69 

25-74 

25-79 

25-69 

25-44 

25-67 

25-49 

25-74 

25-65 

25-52 

25-40 

25-84 

25-88 

26-65 

25-76 

25-83 


in. 

25-64 
25-78 
25-67 
25-73 
25-79 
25-79 
25-72 
25-60 
25-63 
25-62 
25-64 
25-50 
25-55 
25-38 
25-66 
25-72 
25-79 
25-80 
25-52 
25-48 
25-66 
25.63 
25-63 
25-65 
25-38 
25-57 
25-89 
25-74 
25-61 
25-79 
25-85 


Air  Temperatuhe. 


44-0 

380 

430 

380 

370 

40-0 

32-0 

46-0 

38-0 

38-0 

420 

500 

50-0 

45-0 

44-0 

360 

44-0 

44-0 

48-0 

460 

34-0 

41-0 

31-0 

40-0 

38-0 

38-0 

400 

30-0 

36-0 

38-0 

41-0 


s 


48-0 

480 

520 

46-0 

44-0 

58-0 

58-0 

50- 0 

53-0 

56-0 

63-0 

650 

61-0 

670 

51-0 

47-0 

57-0 

60-0 

67-0 

49-0 

45-0 

47-0 

52-0 

47-0 

52-0 

45-0 

48-0 

580 

62-0 

60-0 

60-0 


50-0 

500 

520 

46-0 

44-0 

58-0 

60-0 

52-0 

54-0 

60-0 

630 

66-0 

61-0 

67-0 

51-0 

47-0! 

57-01 

62-0| 

67-0 

500 

49-0 

48-0 

52-0 

47-0 

52-0 

46-0 

48-0 

600 

620 

60-0 

63-0 


HtlMID- 
ITY. 


44-0 

380 

42-0 

38-0 

37-0 

40- 0 

30-0 

440 

38-0 

38-0 

41.0 

50-0 

50-0 

45-0 

44-0 

340 

44-0 

44-0 

48-0 

45-0 

340 

40-0 

31-0 

40-0 

380 

38-0 

38-0 

30-0 

36-0 

370 

40-0 


100 

100 

92 

100 

100 

100 

89 

92 

100 

90 

91 

85 

93 

92 

92 

90 

100 

100 

92 

100 

100 

91 

99 

100 

91 

91 

91 

89 

90 

91 

91 


85 

85 
93 
77 

100 
67 
76 

100 
93 
87 
67 
63 
77 
46 
72 
85 
75 
76 
58 
73 
92 
92 
73 
92 
86 
92 
85 
58 
72 
71 
60 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


C. 
C. 
C. 
C. 
C. 
C. 
C. 
S.W. 
C. 
C. 

c. 

S.W. 
S.W. 

S.E. 

c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 

S.W. 

c. 
c. 
c. 

S.W. 
S.W. 

c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 


8  p.m. 


I 


N.W. 

S.W. 

c. 

c. 

N.E. 

S.W. 
S.W. 

c. 
c 

S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

w. 
c. 

S.E. 
S.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

c. 
c. 

S.E. 

c. 

S.W. 

w. 

S.W. 
W. 

c. 

S.E. 

c, 

c. 


Precipi- 
tation. 


in. 
•31 


-10 
■30 


in. 
■04 


-01 


-32 


■10 


-12 


■12 


-02 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


Upper. 


Lower. 


Upper. 


S 


-a 

3 


-a 


-04 
-14 
-13 


10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 

0  . 
10 

8 

0. 
10 

8 
10 

0 
10 
10 
10 
10 

8 
10 

8 
10 

0 
10 
10 
10 
10 

0 

0 

4 

0 


n. 
cu. 


cu. 
cu. 

cu. 

cu. 

n. 

cu. 

cu. 

cu. 

cu. 

cu. 

cu. 

n. 

cu. 

cu. 

n. 
n. 
cu. 
cu. 


Lower. 


a 


6 
10 

6 

8 
10 

4 
10 
10 


10 


10 

10 

4 


10 
6 

8 

I 
10 

10 

10 

8 

0  . 

8 

8. 

0< 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY  WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Barkerville,  British  Columbia — September,  1909. 


433 


Day. 


1. 
2. 
3. 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
9 
10 
11 
12 
13 
U 
15 
16 
17 
18 
19 
20 
21 
22 
23 
24 
25 
26 
27 
28 
29 
30 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 


in. 
25-83 
25-79 
25-84 
25-88 
25-81 
25-73 
25-61 
25-65 
25-70 
25-49 
25-85 
25-89 
25-88 
25-85 
25-82 
25-64 
25-63 
25-71 
25-53 
25-37 
25-68 
25-78 
25-72 
25-39 
25-51 
25-71 
25-68 
25-57 
25-47 
25-46 


a 

d 

00 


Air  Temperature. 


in. 
25-73 
25-75 
25-86 
25-79 
25-76 
25-65 
25-60 
25-69 
25-58 
25-62 
25-89 
25-83 
25-88 
25-80 
25-88 
25-59 
25-72 
25-63 
25-41 
25-48 
25-74 
25-79 
25-58 
25-37 
25-56 
25-73 
25-69 
25-52 
25-37 
25-52 


40-0 
45-0 
41-0 
38-0 
410 
43-0 
42-0 
48-0 
46-0 
41-0 
41-0 
38-0 
31-0 
32-0 
46-0 
37-0 
350 
33-0 
36-0 
37-0 
34-0 
31-0 
33-0 
44.0 
37-0 
33-0 
40-0 
49-0 
46-0 
41-0 


65-0 
63-0 
60-0 
65-0 
66-0 
62-0 
63-0 
55-0 
54-0 
46-0 
50-0 
49-0 
43-0 
46-0 
540 
'44-0 
420 
43-0 
43-0 
41-0 
40-0 
41-0 
52-0 
50-0 
40-0 
43-0 
53-0 
58-0 
48-0 
44-0 


C3 


66-0 
64-0 
60-0 
660 
66-0 
66-0 
640 
560 
54-0 
46-0 
50-0; 
49-0 
44-0 
46-0 
57-0 
49-0 
42-0 
44-0 
46-0 
43-0 
44-0 
410 
54-0 
59-0 
40-0 
45-0 
560 
62-0 
50-0 
44-0 


40-0 
40-0 
41-0 
38-0 
41-0 
42-0 
42-0 
48-0 
46-0 
41-0 
41-0 
38-0 
31-0 
30-0 
44-0 
36-0 
35-0 
32-0 
34-0 
.36-0 
37-0 
290 
320 
40-0 
36-0 
32-0 
33-0 
44-0 
44-0 
40.0 


Humid- 
ity. 


91 

92 

91 

90 

91 

91 

91 

92 

92 

100 

91 

90 

89 

90 

92 

100 

100 

89 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

91 

100 

100 

73 

63 

92 

100 


63 
72 
71 
63 
58 
66 
72 
93 
80 
92 
86 
78 
83 
93 
74 
92 

100 
92 
92 

100 
91 

100 
79 
93 
91 
75 
73 
70 

100 
92 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


C. 

W. 

C. 

C 

C. 

C. 

C. 

C. 

C. 

C. 

C. 

C. 

C. 

C. 

s.w. 
c 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
s. 
c. 
c. 
s. 

s.w. 
c. 
c. 


8  p.m. 


C. 

c. 
w. 
c 
w. 
c. 
w. 
sw. 
sw. 
c. 
s.w. 
w. 
c. 
c. 

S.E. 

c. 
c. 

N.W. 
S.E. 

c. 
w. 
w. 
s. 
c. 

N.W. 

S.W. 

S.E. 

C. 

c. 
c. 


Precipi- 
tation. 


•  06  12 
-02 
•80  .44 
-14 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


Upper.         Lower. 


•08 


-24 


-06 


.12 
-04 
-10 
-08 
-02 


-23 


w 


Upper. 


Lower. 


e 
< 


cu. 
N. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
n. 
cu. 
cu. 


cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
n. 


10 
10 
10 

4 

4 
10 

4 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 

4 
10 
10 

2 

4 
10 
10 

8 


cu. 
cu. 
cu. 

N. 


cu. 
N. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 
cu. 


cu. 
cu. 

N. 
cu. 


22476—28 


434 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Barkerville,  British  Columbia — October,  1909. 


Day. 


1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 
'  5. 

6. 

7. 

8. 

9. 
10. 
11 
12. 
13. 
14. 
15. 
16 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20 
21. 
22. 
23. 
24. 
25. 
2G. 
27. 
28. 
29 
30. 
31. 


Pkessure 

AT  32°. 


25-62 
25-69 
25-56 
25-63 
25-46 
25-51 
25-76 
25-50 
25-76 
26-04 
25-56 
25-41 
25-56 
25-87 
25-74 
25-81 
25-76 
25-59 
25-30 
25-41 
25-59 
25-66 
25-68| 
25-68| 
25-73' 
25-69 
25-37 
25-30 
25-34 
25-31 
25-35 


Air  Temi>err.\ture. 


35-0 

45- 

35-0 

46- 

31-0 

52- 

39-0 

51- 

46-0 

54- 

36-0 

.36- 

30-0 

31- 

28-0 

33- 

34-0 

40- 

37-0 

44- 

29-0 

50- 

39-0 

42- 

33.0 

37- 

29-0 

37- 

27-0 

36- 

23-0 

36- 

22-0 

36- 

24-0 

37- 

31-0 

38- 

34-0 

40- 

29-0 

40- 

29-0 

43- 

40-0 

38- 

28-0 

39- 

.31-0 

34- 

30-0 

34- 

32-0 

36- 

33-0 

27- 

25-0 

32- 

19-0 

32- 

32-0 

30- 

OS 


5-0 
S-0 
2-0 
1-0 
4-0 
S-0 
1-0 
3-0 
3-0 
1-0 
JO 
JO 

r-o 
?-o 
5-0 
3-0 
3-0 
7-0 

3-0 
3-0 
3-0 
3-0 
3-0 
3-0 
1-0 
i-0 
3-0 
7-0 
2-0 
2-0 
3-0 


46-0 
48-0 
54-0 
53-0 
54-0 
40-0 
36-0 
36-0 
40-0 
45-0 
500 
45-0 
45-0 
39-0 
39-0 
36-0 
38-0 
380 
40-0 
45-0 
41-0 
45-0 
46-0 
41-0 
37-0 
36-0 
40-0 
37-0 
34-0 
35-0 
34-0 


32-0 
34-0 

] 

31-0 
39-0 
45-0 
35-0 
280 
24-0 
32-0 
35-0 
29-0 
34-0 
32-0 
27-0 
26-0 
23-0 
22-0 
24-0 
28-0 
31-0 
29-0 
26-0 
40-0 
28-0 
28-0 
29-0 
30-0 
33-0 
22-0 
19-0 
32-0 


Humid- 
ity. 


Winds. 


C. 
C. 
C. 
C. 

s. 
s.w. 

c. 

c. 

c. 

c. 

c. 

c. 

c. 

c. 

c. 

c. 

c. 

c. 

c. 
s.w. 

c. 

c. 
s.w. 

c. 

c. 

c. 

c. 

c. 

c. 

c. 
s.w. 


8  p.m. 


.a 


c. 

c. 

s.w. 
s.w. 
s.w. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 

S.E. 

s.w. 

c. 

c. 

c. 

c. 

c. 

c. 

c. 
s.w. 

c. 


Precipi- 
tation. 


■01 

1-50 

•25 


-15 


-10 


-10 


•02 


-20 


-25 


■02 


-14 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


Upper.         Lower. 


■a 
a 

s 


10 


8     cu. 
cu. 

0 

4     cu. 
10 

10     eu. 
10  cu.n. 
10 
10 
10 

0 
10 

0 
10 

0 

0 

0 

0 
10 


cu. 
cu. 
cu. 


8  p.m. 


Upper. 


Lower. 


« 


8 

eu. 

0 

6 

cu. 

8 

cu. 

10 

cu. 

4 

cu. 

8 

cu. 

10 

n. 

10 

cu. 

6 

cu. 

0 

2 

cu. 

6 

eu. 

8 

cu. 

10 

cu. 

6 

cu. 

8 

cu. 

10 

cu. 

6 

n. 

6 

cu. 

6 

cu. 

8 

cu. 

6 

cu. 

10 

cu. 

10 

eu. 

10 

cu. 

10 

cu. 

8 

cu. 

10 

c. 

10 

n. 

4 

cu. 

Incomplete. 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY  WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR   THE   YEAR   1909. 
Barkerville,  British  Columbia — November,  1909. 


435 


Day. 


10, 
11. 
12. 
13. 
14. 
1.5. 
16. 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20. 
21. 
22. 
23. 
24. 
25. 
26. 
27. 
28. 
29. 
30. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 


25-41 
25-37 
25-56 
25-70 
25-43 
25-63 
25-70 
25-45 
25-28 
25-31 
25-74 
25-80 
25-81 
25-81 
25-74 
25-73 
25-59 
25-21 
25-10 
25-19 
25-33 
24-95 
24-89 
25  09 
25-14 
25-17 
25-42 
25-19 
25-48 
25-39 


B 
a. 


25-14 
25-41 
25-61 
25-60 
25-48 
25-77 
25-53 
25-38 
25-18 
25-50 
25-86 
25-72 
25-80 
25-73 
25-75 
25-67 
25-30 
25-08 
25-10 
25-32 
25-36 
24-82 
24-86 
25-24 
25-02 
25-12 
25-18 
25-17 
25-07 
25-39 


Air  Temper.iture. 


22-0 
33-0 
250 
11-0 
19-0 
12-0 
13-0 
22-0 
25-0 
21-0 

-  2-0 
0-0 

-  3-0 

-  4-0 
5-0 

20-0 
24-0 
36-0 
12-0 
-12-0 
7-0 
22-0 
30-0 
10-0 
11-0 
12-0 
21-0 
340 
34-0 
18-0 


IS 

S 


34-0 
37 -o| 
29-0 
23-0 
20-o' 
29-0' 
28-o! 
29-0 
22-0 
220 
16-0 
11-0 

2-0 
12-0 
17-0 
27-0 
29-0 
36-0 
12-0 

8-0 
10-0 
32-o| 
28-0 
20-0 
23-0 
21-0 
28-0 
38-0 
30-0 
20-0 


35-0 

I 
38-0 

I 
36-0 

31-0 

31-0 

32-0 

300 

32-0 

35-0 

27-0 

18-0 

12-0 

12-0 

17-0 

19-0 

29-0 

30-0 

38-0 

18-0 

10-0 

12-0 

32-0 

30-0 

23-0 

23-0 

22-0 

28-0 

39-0 

34-0 

20-0 


22-0 
30-0 
25-0 
11-0 
19-0 
120 
13-0 
20-0 
25-0 
210 

-  2-0 
0-0 

-  30 

-  4-0 
5-0 

16-0 
23-0 
270 
12-0 
-12-0 

5-0 
10-0 
28-0 
10-0 
100 

8-0 
20-0 
28-0 
300 
18-0 


Humid- 
ity. 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


W. 

S.W. 

c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 

S.W. 

c 
s. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
s. 

S.W. 

c. 
c. 
c. 

S.W. 
S.W. 

c. 

W. 


8  p.m. 


10  S.W. 
lo'  S.W. 


c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 

S.W. 

c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 

S.W. 

c. 
c. 
c. 

c. 

S.W. 
S.W. 

c. 
c. 


Precxpi- 

T.ATION. 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


Upper.         Lower 


.10 


.05 


.10 
.10 


.05 


.15 


.03 


.12 

.02  .... 

I 
.24    .34 

.02 


« 


5 


8  p.m. 


Upper.         Lower. 


cu. 
cu. 
cu. 


cu. 
cu. 


cu. 
n. 
cu. 


n. 

cu. 

cu. 

cu. 

cu. 

cu. 

cu. 

cu. 

cu. 


10 
10 


10 

cu. 

8 

cu. 

8 

cu. 

4 

cu. 

10 

n. 

10 

cu. 

10 

cu. 

10 

cu. 

8 

cu. 

8 

cu. 

0 

0 

0 

10 

cu. 

10 

n. 

10 

cu. 

10 

cu. 

10 

cu. 

10 

cu.n. 

8 

cu. 

10 

n. 

8 

cu. 

10 

n. 

10 

cu. 

10 

cu. 

10 

cu. 

10 

11. 

10 

cu. 

*Not  taken. 


22476—28^ 


436 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR   THE   YEAR   1909. 
Barkerville,  British  Columbia — December,  1909. 


Day. 


10. 

11. 

12. 
13. 
14. 
15. 
16. 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20. 
21. 
22, 
23. 
24. 
25. 
26. 
27. 
28. 
29. 
30. 
31. 


Pressure 

AT  32°. 


25-44 
25-78 
25-88 
25-63 
25-38 
25-64 
25-27 
25-37 
24-89 
25-16 
25-46 
25-23 
25-72 
26-10 
26-11 
26-18 
25-95 
25-77 
25-80 
25-70 
25-54 
25-54 
25-57 
25-66 
25-72 
25-84 
25-80 
25-79 
25-43 
25-18 
25-30 


25-47 
25-90 
25-77 
25-49 
25-48 
25-58 
25-25 
25-14 
25-01 
25-46 
25-22 
25-44 
25-83 
26-12 
26-13 
26-08 
25-83 
25-75 
25-80 
25-57 
25-48 
25-58 
25-58 
25-73 
25-79 
25-85 
25-82J 
25-65J 
25-29| 
25-13' 
25-53 


Air  Temperature. 


10-0 

-  60 

-22-0 

-20-0 

-120 

-120 

-10-0 

4-0 

12-0 

120 

26-0 

33-0 

20-0 

90 

24-0 

16-0 

10-0 

10-0 

00 

6-0 

4-0 

0-0 

2-0 

11-0 

7-0 

12-0 

14-0 

25-0 

31-0 

23-0 

6-0 


12-0 
-130 
-19-0 

-  9-0 
00 

-  9-0 
90 

13-0 

24-0 

26-0 

30-0 

33-0 

27-0 

26-0 

30-0 

26-0 

19-0 

12-0 

5-0 

10-0 

70 

30 

13-0 

80 

8-0 

16-0 

24-0 

29-0 

31-0 

20-0 

6-0 


(S 


12-0 

10- 

4-0 

-13- 

11-0 

-22- 

7-0 

-20- 

0-0 

-12- 

4-0 

-12- 

140 

-15- 

13-0 

4- 

24-0 

11- 

28-0 

12- 

30-0 

24- 

340 

30- 

28-0 

20- 

26-0 

9- 

310 

22- 

260 

16- 

22-0 

10- 

16-0 

10- 

60 

0- 

19-0 

5- 

100 

4- 

60 

0- 

13-0 

0- 

12-0 

8- 

10-0 

5- 

16-0 

6- 

26-0 

14- 

30-0 

20- 

31-0 

29- 

23-0 

20- 

8-0 

6- 

Humid- 
ity. 

a 

a 
00 

* 

* 

Winds. 


8  a.m. 


C. 
C. 
C. 
C. 
C. 
C. 
C. 
C. 
C. 
C. 

s.w. 
s. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 


8  p.m. 


C. 
C. 
C. 
C. 
C. 

c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 

S.E. 

c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 


Precipi- 
tation. 


T. 


.20 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


Upper. 


.02 


.80 


Lower. 


Upper. 


a 


a 


•o 

.a 


10 

0. 

0 . 

0 . 

0 . 

0 . 
10 

0 . 
10 

0 . 
10 
10 

0 . 

0. 
10 

0 . 

0. 

0 . 

0. 
10 

0 . 

0 . 
10 

4 

8 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 


cu. 
cu. 


Lower. 


a 


10 
0 . 
0 . 
0 . 
4 

0 . 
4 
10 

8 
10 
10 
10 

6 
10 
10 
10 

0  . 

0  . 

2 
10 

0  . 

0  . 

8 

0  . 


8 
10 
10 


*Not  taken. 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY  WEATHER  REPORTS  FOR  THE  YEAR  1909. 
Edmonton,  Alberta — January,  1909. 


437 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 

Air  Temper.^ture. 

Humid- 
ity. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 

T.4TI0N. 

Clouds. 

Day. 

H 
si 

6 
a. 

00 

s 

OS 
06 

S 
d 

00 

X 

03 

a 

e 

03 
00 

100 
58 
100 
100 
100 
100 

i 

d 

00 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

g 
03 
00 

in. 

s 

d 

00 

in. 

8  a.m. 

8  p. 

m. 

i 

i 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

s 

<! 

1 

a 
<  ■ 

i 

a 
< 

■d 

s 

a 

.1 

1 

in. 

27-57 
27-40 
27-72 
28-02 
27-99 
28-10 
28-05 
27-75 
27-77 
27-99 
27-73 
27-48 
27-55 
27-77 
27-71 
27-56 
27-46 
27-22 
27-26 
27-10 
27-10 
27-09 
27-30 
27-41 

in. 
27-40 

! 
27-56 

27-78 

28-09 

27-93 

28-08 

27-91 

27-71 

27-93 

28-06 

27-48 

27-43 

27-69 

27-87 

27-29 

27-78 

27-23 

27-47 

26-66 

27-34 

27-03 

27-27 

27-28 

27 -.m 

o 

8-0 
-10-0 

-  80 
-260 
-32-0 
-22-0 
-45-0 
-40-0 
-34  0 

-  8-0 

-  3-0 

-  6-0 
-190 
-44-0 
-22-0 
-12-0 

-  3-0 

-  1-0 
18-0 

70 
19-0 

-  40 
-26-0 

-  40 
60 
8-0 

24-0 

1-0 

-21-0 

40 

-  4-0 

o 

130 
12-0 
-14-0 
-230 
-160 
-32-0 
-310 
-21-0 
-110 

-  70 
— 10  0 

-  70 
-22-0 
-21-0 
-10-0 

-  40 

-  1-0 
21-0 
31-0 

9-0 
8-0 

-  7-0 

-  40 
19-0 
140 
240 
25-0 

30 

-  2-0 
90 
9-0 

o 

20-0 

0-0 

N.W. 

s.w. 
c. 

N.W. 

w. 
w. 
c. 
s.w. 
c. 
w. 
w. 
c. 

N 

c. 

E. 

w. 

E. 

W. 

E. 
N.W. 

E. 
N.W. 

C. 

W. 

W. 

w. 

S.W. 
N.W. 

E. 

E. 
N.W. 

8 
1 
0 
5 
2 
9 
0 
4 
0 
6 

10 
0 
5 
0 
8 
9 

12 
6 

16 
9 

16 

12 
0 
6 
7 
4 
5 
5 
2 
7 
2 

C. 

N.W. 
N.W. 

W. 

W. 
N.W. 

W. 
S.W. 
N.W. 

W. 
N.W. 
N.E. 

C. 

N.E. 

S.E. 

N.E. 

E. 

W. 

E. 

E. 
N.E. 
N.W. 

W. 

W. 

W. 

s. 

N.W. 

N. 
S.E. 
N.W. 

N. 

0 

11 

8 
3 
2 
3 
3 
2 
6 
5 

10 
3 
0 
4 

10 
5 
4 
6 
4 
2 
6 
4 
2 
3 
2 
5 

11 
3 

15 
4 
2 

4 
3 

S.K. 

2 

13-o'-160 

C. 

10 
10 

N. 

3 

8-0 
-120 
-16-0 
-150 
-290 
-18-0 

-  70 

-  4-0 

-  4-0 

-  20 

-  5-0 
-20-0 
-100 

-  30 

-  30 
240 
31-0 
320 
19-0 

80 

50 

190 

19-0 

250 

-150 
-290 
-370 
-33-0 
-50-0 
-43-0 
-37-0 
-160 
-150 
-15-0; 
-250 
-46  0 
-320| 
-170 
-110 

-  40 
4-0 
50 

-  4-0 
-100 
-300 
-160 

-  50 
60 

0-05 
0-04 

005 

10 

N. 

N. 

4 

2 

c. 

5 

2 

c. 

6 

10 

C.K. 

7 

8 

100 

100 
100 
inoi 

9 

7 

C.S. 

10 

10 

s. 

11 

67;  100 

0-03 

005 

S. 

10 

N. 

12 

100 
100 

100 
100 

6 

c.s. 

13 

14 

15 

16. . 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

inn 

s. 

10 
10 

K.S. 
K.S. 

10 
10 
10 

7 
10 
10 

N. 
N. 
S. 
S. 

N. 
N. 

10 
6 
7 
5 
9 

K.S. 
K.S. 
S.K. 
S.K. 
S.K. 

.   . . . 

17  .   ... 

18 

19 

20       ... 

0-02 
0-05 

21   .     . . 

100    100 
100    100 
100    100 
100    100 

100;     100 

1 

100    100 

100  inn 

0-20 

10 
9 

1 

N. 

22 

K.S. 

23 

s. 

S.K. 

24 

i 

1 

25 

27-37   27. SO 

2 

8 
8 

S.K. 

26 

27-47 
27-07 
27-88 
28-33 
27-44 
27-37 

27-23 
27-34 
28-23 
27-91 
27-24 
27-59 

7 
10 

S.K. 

N. 

S.K. 

27 

30-0;     19-0 
250  -  60 
2-0-210 
13-0  -  5-0 
120  -  5-0 

S.K. 

28 

100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
100 
100 
100 

29 

1 
2 
2 

S.K. 

30 

S.K. 

31 

S.K. 

' 

1 

438 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Edmonton,  Alberta — February,  1909. 


Day. 


1 
2, 
3 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
9 

10 
11 
12 
13 
14 
15 
16 
17 
18 
19 
20 
21 

22: 

23 

21 
25 
26 
27, 
28 


Pkessure 

AT  32°. 


in. 
27-86 
27-79 
27-41 
27-20 
27-24 
27-61 
i  27-93 
27-99 
27-48 
27-45 
27-76 
27-66 
27-94 
28-10 
27-74 
27-68 
27-22 
27-34 
27-15 
27-23 
27-42 
27-60 
27-83 
27-58 
27-37 
27-49 
27-41 
27-40 


m. 

27-88 
27-57 
27-28 
27  19 
27-44 
27-78 
27-99 
27-79J 
27-38 
27-55 
27-72 
27-69 
28-14 
27-73 
27-70 
27-39 
27-36 
27-02 
27- 16 
27-27 
27-48 
27-74 
27-77 
27-42 
27-37 
27-53 
27-33 
27-30 


Air  Temperature. 


1 

-4 

-4 

18 

11 

-  4 
-22 
-25 
-18 
-10 
-23 
-25 
-37 
-34 

-  5 


1-0 

30 

15-0 

26-0 

4-0 

-100 

-200 

-12-0 

-  4-0 
-11-0 
-18-0 

-  9-0 
-10-0 

-  5-0 
3-0 
4-0 

200 
29-0 
380 
37-0 
31-0 
170 
170 
17-0 
40-0 
35-0 
36-0 
360 


10-0 
3-0 
15-0 
30-0 
27-0 
5-0 

-  9-0 
-120 

-  4-0 

-  30 
-10-0 

-  7-0 

-  60 

-  20 
5-0 
7-0 

21-0 
31-0 
41-0 
39-0 
38-0 
33-0 
21-0 
22-0 
420 
400 
38-0 
37  0 


-  5-0 

-  7-0 

-  8-0 
12-0 

3-0 
-11-0 
-25  0 
-30-0 
-24  0 
-12-0 
-28-0 
-270 
-39-0 
-35-0 

-  9-0 
0-0 
1-0 
7-0 

180 

12-0 

130 

120 

9-0 

7-0 

40 

17-0 

12-0 

10-0 


Humid- 
ity. 


100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 


100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
72 
71 
100 
100 
100 
100 
84 
80 
90 
100 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


N. 

E. 
N.W. 

S. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

E. 

E. 

S. 
N.E. 
N.W. 

W. 

c. 
c. 
c. 

E. 
E. 

s.w. 
w. 
w. 
w. 
w. 

E. 
C. 

w. 
w. 

s. 
s.w. 


8  p.m. 


E. 
E. 

S. 

w. 

N. 
N.E. 

E. 

E. 

W. 
N.W. 

W. 

W. 

W. 

E. 

E. 

E. 

W. 

s. 
c. 
w. 
c. 

E. 

S.E. 
N.E. 
N.W. 

W. 

E. 

W. 


Precipi- 
tation. 


0-02 
0-02 


0-04 


0-04 
0-02 
0-01 

0-02 
0-02 


0-01 
0-20  0-02 


0-02 


0-01 


0-04 


s. 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


Upper.         Lower. 


•73 
C 


c. 
c. 


c. 

c.s. 


N. 
N. 


N. 
N. 


C. 

N. 
N. 


K.S. 

N. 


10     N. 


10 


10 


N. 


K.S. 


10 

N. 

5 

K.S. 

10 

N. 

10 

N. 

5 

K.S. 

8  p.m. 


Upper.         Lower. 


10 


K.S. 


NT 
K.S. 
K.S. 

N. 
N. 


N. 
K.S. 


K.S. 

N. 
N. 


K.S. 


K. 

N. 

N. 
K.S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 

K. 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR   THE   YEAR   1909. 
Edmonton,  Alberta — March,  1909. 


439 


Day. 


9. 
10. 
11 
12. 
13. 
14. 
15. 
16. 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20. 
21. 
22. 
23. 
24. 
25. 
26. 
27. 
28. 
29. 
30. 
31. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 


s 

CO 


in. 

27-18 
27-38 
27-56 
27-22 
27-39 
27-67 
27-64 
27-50 
27-92 
28-18 
27-86 
27-75 
27-94 
27-88 
28-02 
27-63 
27-34 
27-50 
27-39 
27-32 
27-59 
27-50 
27-62 
27-54 
27-45 
27-66 
27-50 
27-60 
27-77 
27-79 
27-54 


m 

27-00 

27-64 

27-38 

27-23 

27-51 

27-68 

27-51 

27-66 

28-08 

28-08 

27-63 

27-90 

27-90 

27-95 

27-78 

27-32 

27-47 

27-33 

27-34 

27-37 

27-65 

27-48 

27-67 

27-30 

27-63 

I 

27-60 

27-40 

27-77 

27-78 

27-70 

27-41 


Air  Temperature. 


11-0 
30-0 
23-0 
19-0 
23-0 
15-0 

-11-0 
5-0 
3-0 

■18-0 
10-0 
20-0 
11-0 
19  0 
16-0 
27-0 
20-0 
13-0 
20-0 
20-0 
11-0 
20-0 
29-0 
25-0 
34-0 
21-0 
9-0 
22-0 
16-0 
21-0 
27-0 


32-0 
39-0 
31-0 
27-0 
310 
28-0 
20-0 
16-0 
10-0 
12-0 
29. 0 
22.0 
21-0 
300 
33-0 
270 
35-0 
36-0 
38-0 
36-0 
35  0 
41-0 
400 
47-0 
37-0 
37-0 
34-0 
32-0 
280 
36-0 
54-0 


370 
40-0 
39-0 
310 
330 
32-0 
24-0 
21-0 
17-0 
16-0 
29-0 
29-0 
25-0 
33-0 
33-0 
330 
38-0 
41-0 
40-0 
38-0 
.39-0 
42-0 
43-0 
48-0 
49-0 
38-0 
37-0 
36-0 
33-0 
41-0 
59-0 


9-0 
200 
18-0 
15-0 
19-0 
120 
-12-0 

3-0 

20 
-19-0 

8-0 
18-0 

90 
16-0 
12-0 
19-0 
19-0 
120 
19-0 
18-0 
100 
160 
28-0 
23-0 
32-0 
17-0 

6-0 
21-0 
14-0 

19-0 
25-0 


Humid- 
ity. 


100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
88 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 


100 

91 
100 

88 
100 
100 

85 
100 
100 
100 

89 
100 
100 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


89:  65 
87'  62 


90 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

88 


S.W. 
N.W. 

E. 

E 
N.W. 
N.W. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

C. 
S.E. 

N. 

E. 

S. 

N. 

E. 

N. 

W. 

C. 

c. 
c. 

s.--. 
c. 
s. 

N.W. 
W. 

c. 

E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 

C. 


8  p.m. 


S. 

w. 

E. 
N.W. 

N.W. 

N. 

E. 
N.E. 
N.W. 
S.E. 

S. 

N. 

E. 

N. 
S.E. 

E. 

W. 

S. 

w. 

N. 
S.E. 
N.W. 
S.E. 
S.W. 
N.W. 

E. 
N.W, 

E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.W. 


4 

6 

8 

10 

19 

2 

4 

4 

8 

9 

12 

7 

12 

10 

11 

17 

15 

11 

4 

3 

8 

7 

14 

13 

19 

3 

6 

10 

19 

18 

7 


Precipi- 
tation. 


0-20 


001 


0-01 


S, 
0-04 


s. 


s. 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


Upper.    Lower 


C. 
C.S. 


C; 


C. 
4  C. 


C.S. 


C. 


10 


10 


10 


10 


K.S. 


N. 


N. 
N. 
K.S. 

N. 

N. 
N. 


N. 
K.S. 


K.S. 


N. 


K.S. 


8  p.m. 


Upper.    Lower. 


C.S. 
C. 


C. 
C. 


C.S. 


10 


K.S. 


K.S. 
K.S. 

N. 


N. 

K.S. 

K.S. 

N. 


K.S. 
K. 


K.S. 
K.S. 

N. 

K. 

K. 
K.S. 


5  K. 


9  K.S. 


10 


K.S. 


K.N. 


440 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

DAILY  WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Edmonton,  Alberta — April,  1909. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 

Air  Temperature. 

Humid- 
ity. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 

TA-nON. 

Clouds. 

Day 

S 

00 

s 

d 

00 

s 

00 

B 
d 

00 

S 

OS 

OO 

S 

d 

CO 

8  a.m. 

8  p. 

m. 

a 

C3 

00 

in. 

s 

d 

00 

in. 

S. 

8 

a.m. 

8 

p.m. 

(3 

'oj 

> 

3 

i 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

a 

i 
s 

a 
< 

i 

a 

i 

a 
•< 

a 
(2 

1 

in. 

27-63 
27-73 
27-52 
27-36 
27-29 
27-84 
27-99 
28-02 
27-56 
27-61 
27-54 
27-81 
27-51 
27-67 
27-58 
27-44 
27-75 
27-88 
27-81 
27-89 
27-72 
27-65 
27-73 
27-43 
27-54 
27.-82 
27164 
27-46 
28-06 
27-93 

in. 

27-71 
27-60 
27-42 
27-60 
27-44 
28-01 
28-01 
27-90 
27-49 
27-52 
27-59 
27  60 
27-63 
27-50 
27-65 

1 

27- 6o: 

27-74 
27-80 
27-86 
27-74 
27-63 
27-74 
27-58 
27-51 
27-56 
27-72 
27-44 
27-80 
28-03 
27-77 

30-0 
25-0 
23-0 
21-0 
27-0 
21-0 
220 
300 
32-0 
29-0 
23-0 
20 
17-0 
13-0 
200 
260 
17-0 
27-0 
26-0 
18-0 
230 
25-0 
10-0 
32-0 
29-0 
12-0 
23-0 
22-0 
6-0 
9-0 

o 

430 
42-0 
36-0 
37-0 
34-0 
34-0 
45-0 
54-0 
41-0 
34-0 
34-0 
17  0 
32-0 
36-0 
280 
24-0 
450 
51-0 
320 
34-0 
39-0 
30-0 
460 
48-0 
26-0 
34-0 
38-0 
240 
31-0 
44-0 

O 

55-0 
48-0 
42-0 
46-0 
39-0 
34-0 
460 
56-0 
530 
46-0 
35-0 
:34  0 
37-0 
41-0 
37-0 
35-0 
45-0 
51-0 
50-0 
34-0 
41-0 
40-0 
47-0 
48-0 
44-0 
38-0 
34-0 
38-0 
31-0 
44-0 

29-0 
22-0 
21-0 
20-0 
260 
180 
21-0 
30-0 
32-0 
27-0 
21-0 
10 
12-0 
11-0 
180 
23-0 
15-0 
26-0 
25-0 
13-0 
21-0 
23-0 
16-0 
310 
26-0 
110 
23-0 
21-0 
6-0 
9-0 

78 
87 
100 
100 
88 
86 

43 
42 
61 
53 
71 
79 

N.W. 

w. 
w. 
w. 
w. 

N. 

s.w. 

c. 

s.w. 

N.W. 

N. 

N. 
N.W. 

E. 

E. 
S.E. 

C. 
N.W. 

N. 
N.W. 

N. 
N.W. 

S. 
S.W. 
N.E. 

N. 
S.E. 
N.E, 
N.W. 

C. 

13 
4 
6 
4 
3 
7 
4 
0 
7 

24 
7 
5 
4 
5 

10 

12 
0 
3 

N.W. 
S.W. 

N. 

N. 

N. 
N.E. 
N.W. 

E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
S.E. 
N.W. 

W. 

E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

12 

6 

6 

9 

12 

3 

10 

5 

9 

13 

8 

8 

12 

8 

9 

18 

13 

\   13 

15 

18 

12 

10 

3 

4 

16 

3 

16 

10 

10 

9 

10 
4 

K.S. 
K.N. 

2 

c. 

4 

*9 
7 

10 
3 
1 
2 
3 

10 
9 
9 
9 
3 
9 

10 
7 

"K. 

2 

K.S. 

3 

K.S. 

4 

c.s. 

1 
7 
9 
2 
2 
7 
10 

K. 
K. 

K.S. 
K. 
K.S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 

K.S. 

5 

K. 

6 

3 
2 

c.s. 
c. 

K. 

7 

lOO;     39 

89     38 

79     82 

78,     90 

lOo'     90 

100    100 

K.S. 

8 

c. 

K.S. 

9 

R. 

S. 

R. 

N. 

10 

K.N. 

11 

c. 

K.S. 

12 

8 

10 

8 

10 

10 

1 

1 

4 

8 

K.S. 

N. 
K.S. 

N. 

N. 

K. 
K.S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 

2 

c. 

KS 

13 

100 

100 

85 

100 

83 

76 

90 

100 

100 

100 

100 

90 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

90 
71 
77 
87 
31 
22 
90 
90 1 
64 
89 
54 
63 

100 
90 
81 

100 
89 
52 

0-01 

0-02 
0-02 

0-01 

s. 

0-20 
0-03 

K. 

14 

K.S. 

15 

K.S. 

16 

K.N. 

17 

18 

3 
3 

6 

2 

c. 

c. 

c. 
c. 

19 

3  N.W. 
5   N.W. 

. .    . 

2 
9 

K. 

20 

K.S. 

21 

6 
7 
4 
4 
4 
6 
9 
11 
5 
0 

N.W. 
N.W. 
S.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.E. 
S.E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

22 

23 

s. 

c. 

3 

K.S. 

9 

3 

10 

10 

9 

10 

10 

5 

8 

K.S. 
K.S. 

24 

25 

S. 

R. 

S. 

s. 

2 

c.s. 

3 
10 

8 
10 
10 

K.S. 

N. 
K.S. 

N. 

N. 

N. 
N. 

20 

K.S. 

27 

K.S. 

28 

0-12 

0-50 

N. 

29 

2 

c. 

K. 

30 

0-08 

8. 

2 

C. 

K. 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY  WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Edmonton,  Alberta — May,  1909. 


441 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 

AiB  Tempebattjre. 

Humid- 
ity. 

Winds. 

1 

Precipi- 
tation. 

Clouds. 

DAT. 

S 

00 

a 

d 

00 

8 

00 

s 

6. 

00 

QO 

100 
81 
71 
66 
59 
70 

100 
89 
48 
71 

100 
89 
61 
89 
89 
88 
80 

100 

100 
84 
92 
92 

100 
93 
93 
92 
93 
93 
93 
64 

1    65 

1 

a 

6. 
oo 

66 
32 
46 
36 
47 
61 
50 
40 
24 
41 
34 
31 
49 
34 
82 
62 
91 
62 
39 
35 
86 
80 
80 
80 
74 
43 
58 
94 
48 
38 
46 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

s 

00 

a 

d 

00 

8 

a.m. 

8 

p.m. 

n 

i 

i 

i 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

a 

< 

i 

-M 
1 

i 

a 

i 

a 
< 

-a 

1 

in. 
27-72 
27-56 
27-43 
27-10 
27-45 
27-44 
27-69 

in. 

27-67 
27-42 
27-15 
27-33 
27-45 
27-48 
27-77 

O 

320 
380 
37-0 
42-0 
32-0 
330 
27-0 
31-0 
40-0 
37-0 
35-0 
33-0 
45-0 
31-0 
30-0 
28-0 
36-0 
37-0 
30-0 
45-0 
44-0 
45-0 
42-0 
47-0 
49-0 
430 
51-0 
550 
51-0 
49-0 
50-0 

52-0 
70-0 
720 
48-0 
46-0 
45-0 
55-0 
56-0 
60-0 
57-0 
60-0 
61-0 
48-0 
51-0 
41-0 
47-0 
42-0 
55-0 
640 
65-0 
52-0 
53-0 
54-0 
54-0 
66- 0 
730 
65-0 
58-0 
64-0 
72-0 
670 

52-0 
70-0 
79-0 
72-0 
50-0 
520 
55-0 
59-0 
61-0 
62-0 
64.0 
65-0 
61-0 
57-0 
520 
51-0 
47-0 
61-0 
670 
73-0 
65-0 
53-0 
54-0 
54-0 
66-0 
75-0 
73-0 
75-0 
64-0 
73-0 
73-0 

0 

31-0 
38-0 
37-0 
390 
30-0 
32-0 
27-0 
29-0 
38-0 
37-0 
35-0 
32-0 
44-0 
310 
29-0 
26-0 
85-0 
36.0 
29-0 
43-0 
44-0 
45-0 
42-0 
47-0 
48-0 
42-0 
51-0 
53-0 
51-0 
45-0 
48-0 

c. 

s.w. 
s.w. 

N.W. 

W. 

S.W. 

c. 

E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

C. 

S.W. 
N.W. 

S.W. 

w. 
c. 

N. 

c. 
c. 

S.E. 
N.E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.E. 

N. 

C. 

E. 

E. 

C. 

w. 

N.E. 

0 
4 
3 
23 
10 
3 
0 
4 
9 
8 
0 
9 
6 
3 
4 
0 
2 
0 
0 
4 
3 
8 
10 
1 
1 
0 
3 
3 
0 
6 
5 

N.W. 

W. 
S.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

N. 

W. 

E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.E. 

E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

N. 
N.E. 
N.W. 
S.E. 
N.E. 
S.E. 
N.W. 
S.W. 

C. 

4 

10 

14 

19 

6 

5 

2 

3 

15 

20 

10 

21 

18 

16 

12 

2 

4 

13 

12 

20 

4 

12 

7 

4 

2 

5 

14 

9 

13 

13 

0 

in. 
0-08 

in. 

S. 

10 
8 

3 

1 
4 

1 
6 
4 
6 
8 
9 
5 

N. 
K.S. 

K. 

K. 
K.S- 

K. 

K. 
K.S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 

S. 

9 

K.S. 

•2 

3 

c. 

3 

4 

c. 

7 

7 

8 

4 

9 

10 

7 
1 
7 
2 
3 

10 
3 

4 

2 
7 
9 
10 
9 

2 

3 

7 

10 

9 

10 

10 

1 
2 

2 

9 

10 

2 

2 

3 
5 

KS 

4 

K  N 

5 

6 

S. 

3 

c. 

1 
4 

2 
4 

c. 
c. 

c. 
c. 

K.N. 
K 

7 

4 

c. 

K.S. 

8 

27-89    27-85 

K. 

9 

27-74 
27-52 
27-58 
27-72 
27-42 
27-60 
27-68 
27-84 
27-90 
27-73 
27-69 
27-59 
27-53 
27-58 
27-68 
27-80 
27-72 
27-60 
27-46 
27-22 
27-27 
27-63 
27-87 

27-56 
27-50 
27-66 
27-41 
27-57 
27-61 
27-74 
27-84 
27-85 
27-70 
27-60 
27-48 
27-52 
27-64 
27-75 
27-78 
27-68 
27-46 
27-35 
27-22 
27-41 
27-58 
27-86 

K.S. 

10 

K. 

N. 

11 

3 

c. 

K.S. 
S. 

12 

s 

13 

010 
010 

10 
3 
5 

K.S. 
K. 
K. 

1 
3 

c. 
c. 

N. 
K 

14 

K 

15 

K  S 

16 

3 

c.s. 

K  S. 

17 

0-06 

0-17 

10 
10 

N. 

18 

N 

K  S 

19 

3 

c. 

K. 

20 



2 
5 

4 
10 

K.N. 

K.S. 

K.S. 

N. 

N. 

21 

22 

0-07 
0-68 
0-15 

0-26 
0-04 
0.34 
0.11 

5 

c.s. 

K.S. 

N. 

K.S. 

23 

10     N. 

K.S. 

24 

K.S. 

25 

4 
4 

c. 
c. 

K. 

26 

2 

4 

4 
6 

10 

2 
8 

K.S. 

S. 

N. 
K.S. 

N. 

S. 

K.S. 

K.S. 
K. 

27 

0-17 
0-25 

R. 

0-24 
0-14 

3 

c. 

K.S. 

28 

N. 

29 

5 

2 

c. 
c. 

K. 

30 

5 

c. 

K. 

31 

K.N. 

. 

K. 

442 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Edmonton,  Alberta — June,  1909. 


Day. 


1 

2 

3 

4. 

5. 

6. 

7. 

8. 

9. 
10 
11. 
12. 
13. 
14. 
15. 
16. 
17. 
18. 
19 
20, 
21 
22, 
23 
24 
25 
26 
27 
28 
29 
30 


Pressube 

AT  32°. 


m. 

27-85 
27-35 
27-63 
27-71 
27-69 
27-97 
27-99 
27-89 
27-90 
27-88 
27-80 
27-64 
27-66 
27-67 
27-61 
27-63 
27-59 
27-57 
27-58 
27-68 
27-59 
27-60 
27-63 
27-57 
27-52 
27-51 
27-46 
27-48 
27-97 
27-87 


in. 

27-58 
27-43 
27-67 
27-67 
27-87 
27-99 
27-88 
27-86 
27-86 
27-79 
27-67 
27-56 
27-66 
27-58 
27-60 
27-49 
27-58 
27-54 
27-56 
27-64 
27-51 
27-59 
27-56 
27-58 
27-53 
27-47 
27-36 
27-81 
27-96 
27-70 


Air  Temperature. 


56-0 
59-0 
49-0 
43-0 
46-0 
39-0 
37-0 
40-0 
46-0 
49-0 
47-0 
51-0 
48-0 
440 
46-0 
580 
550 
54-0 
53-0 
50-0 
44-0 
46-0 
370 
48-0 
490 
43-0 
57-0 
47-0 
39-0 
52-0 


78-0 
67-0 
61-0 
580 
50- 0 
580 
67-0 
72-0 
74-0 
77-0 
75-0 
76,0 
62-0 
74-0 
78-0 
690 
73-0 
70- 0 
720 
72-0 
71-0 
63-0 
63-0 
540 
530 
700 
68-0 
58-0 
680 
61-0 


80-0 
79-0 
67-0 
62-0 
58-0 
62-0 
68-0 
73-0 
76-0 
79-0 
78-0 
79-0 
76-0 
75-0 
81-0 
82-0 
76-0 
73-0 
740 
73-0 
76-0 
71-0 
67-0 
65-0 
60-0 
710 
74-0 
68-0 
69-0 
63-0 


51-0 
56-0 
48-0 
42-0 
45-0 
38-0 
36-0 
39-0 
44-0 
47-0 
46-0 
50-0 
46-0 
40-0 
430 
.WO 
54-0 
520 
510 
48-0 
44-0 
45-0 
350 
46-0 
48-0 
41-0 
52-0 
45-0 
38-0 
51-0 


HUMID- 
ITY. 


62 

71 

51 

92 

92 

100 

100 

91 

92 

85 

92 

93 

93 

92 

92 

82 

93 

93 

86 

86 

100 

92 

100 

85 

100 

100 

81 

92 

100 

100 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


S. 
N. 

N.W. 
S.W. 

c. 
w. 

S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

s. 
c. 

S.E. 
W. 

s. 
c. 

E. 

W. 

N.W. 

S.W. 

N.W. 

C. 

N.W. 
S.W. 

E. 
N.W, 

C. 
N.E. 

W. 


8  p.m. 


S. 
N.E. 

N. 

E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.W. 
W. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
N.W, 
N.W. 
N.W. 
S.E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
N.W. 

E. 
N.E. 


Precipi- 
tation. 


R. 


010 
R. 


014 


0-14 


R. 


0-01 


0-44 
R. 


0-15 


0-03 


R. 


0-02 


R 

0-02  0-41 
R 


0-02  ... 
0-27   R. 


0-10 


R. 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


Upper. 


« 


C.S. 


c. 

C.S. 

c. 

c.  s. 

C.K. 


C. 


C.S. 


c. 


Lower. 


S. 

N. 

S. 

N. 
S. 
N. 
S. 

S. 


s. 
s. 

K.S. 

21     S. 
3!     S. 

4    N. 


8  p.m. 


Upper.         Lower. 


S. 

s. 

N. 

A.K. 

S. 
K. 

N. 

S. 


10 


N. 
S. 

S. 


N. 


C.S. 


c. 


C.S. 


c. 

c. 

c. 
c. 

C.S. 
C.S. 
C. 


c. 


K. 
K. 

s. 

N. 
K.S. 

N. 
K.S. 

K. 

K. 


K. 


K. 

K.S. 


K. 

N. 
K.S  . 

K. 
K. 
K. 
K. 
K. 

K. 

K. 

S. 
K. 
S.K. 
N. 
K. 

K. 

K.N. 
K. 

K. 

S. 
K.S. 

K.S. 


Day. 


10. 

U. 

12 

13. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

20. 

21. 

22. 

23. 

24. 

25. 

26. 

27. 

28. 

29. 

30. 

31. 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Edmonton,  Alberta — July,  1909. 


443 


Pbessdbe 

AT  32°. 


s 

oi 

00 


m. 

27-75 
27-83 

27-78 

27-62 
27-57 
27-54 
27-48 
25-59 
27-62 

27-48 

27-35 
27-59 
27-67 
27-80 
27-75 
27-56 
27-67 
27-49 
27-65 
27-67 
27-90 
27-88 
27-65 
27-69 
27-71 
27-70 
27-61 
27-60 
27-64 
27-58 
27-60 


AiK  Temperature. 


in. 

- 

27-80 

53- 

27-70 

46- 

27-67 

50- 

27-61 

56- 

27-51 

57- 

27-52 

61- 

27-49 

58- 

27-62 

57- 

27-55 

52- 

27-32 

55- 

27-49 

56- 

27-62 

56- 

27-71 

48- 

27-76 

46- 

27-63 

40- 

27-56 

57- 

27-58 

48- 

27-58 

52- 

27-56 

42- 

27-72 

44- 

27-87 

44- 

27-64 

60- 

27-72 

51- 

27-58 

51- 

27-68 

54- 

27-67 

55- 

27-56 

50- 

27-61 

47- 

27-59 

51- 

27-53 

53- 

27-46 

47- 

2 


64-0 
67-0 

700 

70-0 
74-0 
67-0 
70-0 
73-0 
74-0 

72-0 

64-0 
65-0 
61-0 
710 
750 
670 
70-0 
620 
69-0 
73-0 
79-0 
79-0 
77-0 
76-0 
720 
66-0 
70-0 
740 
78-0 
77-0 
760 


64-0 
71-0 

71.0 


70-0 
770 
740 
73-0 


51-0 
43-0 

48-0 


53-0 
54-0 
58-0 
56-0 
740  56-0 
77-0     50-0 


79-0 

74-0 
66-0 
62-0 
72-0 
750 
75-0 
740 
700 
720 
730 
810 
830 
79-0 
82-0 
760 
720 
77  0, 
760 
830 
79-0 
78-0 


52-0 

55-0 
54-0 
46-0 
450 
39-0 
550 
470 
49-0 
390 
430 
431-0 
580 
51-0 
490 
52-0 
50-0 
47-0 
47-0 
49-0 
50-0 
47-0 


Humid- 
ity. 


100 
100 

100 

87 
87 
94 
88 
96 
93 

87 

100 
87 
78 

100 
91 
8l| 

100 

100 
91 
84 
92 
82 
86 
93 
93 
93 
93 

100 
93 
80 
92 


43 

79 

61 

75 
72 
89 
61 
59 
68 

76 

100 
58 
88 
58 
56 
79 
75 
56 
43 
46 
47 
54 
52 
69 
62 
69 
70 
59 
50 
60 
49 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


N.E. 
C. 

C. 

S.E. 

E. 

E. 

E. 
N.W. 

C. 

C. 

W. 
W. 

s.w. 

N.W. 
C. 

N.E. 
W. 

S.W. 

c. 

s. 
c. 

E. 
C. 
O. 
C. 

N.E. 
C. 

w. 

S.E. 


8  p.m. 


4     E. 

0   S.E.       15 

S.E. 


E. 

7  S.E. 
4  N.E. 
10     N. 


N.W. 
S.E. 

S.E. 

S.E.. 

W. 
N.W. 

W. 
S.E. 

C. 

E. 

W. 

W. 

w. 

S.E. 
S.E. 

N. 

N. 
N.E. 
S.E. 

N. 
S.E. 

S. 
N.W. 

S. 


Precipi- 
tation. 


in. 
0-40 


0-26 


0.02 


0-01 
0-11 


015 

R. 
R. 


0-50 
0-03 
009 


0-20 
R. 
0-07 


004 
0-01 
0-55 
0-53 


005 


0-06 
015 
a- 02 


Clouds. 


8  a.m 


Upper.         Lower. 


10     S. 
3  S.K. 

21     S. 


A.K. 

S.K. 

K. 

A.K. 

S. 
N. 
S. 
K. 
S. 
4   K.S. 

9'  K.S. 

S. 


1  C.K. 


C. 


N. 
S. 


N. 

K.S. 
S. 
K. 
K. 


8  p.m. 


Upper.         Lower 


K. 

S. 

N. 


K. 

K.S. 
K. 

S. 


S. 


s. 

S.N. 


■a 
c 

!3 


K.S. 
C. 


c. 
c. 
c. 

c. 


K.S. 


C.S. 
C. 

C. 


C.S. 

c. 


C.S. 


10 


K. 

s. 

K. 
K.N. 


K. 


K. 
K.S. 

K. 

K. 

K.N. 
K.N. 

K. 

K.S. 
S. 
K. 

K.S. 

N. 

K. 
K.S. 

S. 
K. 

K. 

N. 

S. 

K.N 

K. 

S. 
K. 


K. 

S. 

S. 

K.S. 

S. 

K    . 

K. 

K. 

S. 


K.N. 
K. 


444 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Edmonton,  Alberta — August,  1909. 


Day. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 


00 


1. 

2. 
3. 
4. 
5. 
6. 
7. 
S. 
9. 

10. 

U. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

15. 

16 

17. 

18. 

19. 

20. 

21. 

22. 

23. 

24. 

25. 

26. 

27. 

28. 

29 

30. 

31. 


in. 
•  27-39 
27-63 
27-45 
27-72 
27-65 
27-73 
27-77 
27-71 
27-63 

27-62 

27-53 
27-47 
27-49 
27-51 
27-32 
27-66 
27  71 
27-77 
27-81 
27-36 
27-61 
27-80 
27-67 
27-50 
27-65 
27-29 
27-60 
27-92 
27-81 
27-66 
27-78 


S 
d 

00 


m. 

27-44 
27-66 
27-74 
27-64 
27-66 
27-75 
27-69 
27-63 
27-57 

27-57 

27-46 
27-42 
27-48 
27-42 
27-56 
27-61 
27-71 
27-77 
27-56 
27-44 
27-70 
27-48 
27-64 
27-53 
27-43 
27-34 
27-84 
27-81 
27-71 
27-70 
27-73 


Air  Temperature. 


a 

i 


HXJMID- 
ITY. 


86 
85 
92 
93 
93 
92 
100 
85 
91 

86 


86 
86 
92 
81 
90 
85 
93 
93 
93 
91 
78 
91 
91 
90 
93 

i    ^^ 

i  100 

I 
!  100 

79 

90 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


.a 
O 


N.E. 
C. 

c. 

N.E. 
W. 
C. 

c. 
c. 
c. 


w. 

s.w. 

c. 

c. 

S.E. 

c. 

E. 
C. 

c. 

N.W. 
S.W. 
S.E. 
S.W. 

C. 
S.W. 

C. 
N.W. 

C. 

N.W. 
S.E. 

C. 


8  p.m. 


N.W. 

W. 

G. 

N. 
N.W. 

N. 

C. 
S.E. 

W. 

N.E. 
S.W. 

w. 

S.E. 

E. 

W. 
N.W. 

N. 

N. 
S.E. 
N.W. 

W. 
N.W. 

W. 
N.W. 

S. 
S.W. 
N.W. 

W. 

E. 

N.E. 
S.W. 


15 


0-13 


0-31 
R. 

0-02 
R. 


Precipi- 
tation. 


0-01 

0-05 
R. 


0-06 

0-09 

R. 


R. 


0-01 


0-13 


0-07 
0-01 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


Upper.         Lower 


-a 

B 


C. 


C. 


« 


s. 
s. 

N. 


N. 
S. 


S. 
K. 

S. 


8  p.m. 


Upper. 


Lower. 


K. 

S. 

S. 

s. 

K.S. 

N. 
S. 
K. 
2i    K. 


9|     S. 
...i 

10    s. 


10 


K.S. 


s. 


.a 


s 
< 


c. 
c.s. 


c. 


c. 


c.s. 

C.K. 
C.S. 

c. 


c. 

c.s. 

c. 

c.s. 


10 

4 
2 


N. 
N.S. 

K. 

S. 

K.S. 

N. 
S. 


K. 

S. 
K. 
K. 
S. 

K.N. 
S. 
K. 

N. 
K.S. 


10 


K. 

K.S. 


K. 


K. 

K.S. 


3  N. 

4  K.S. 
2     K. 

K. 


1 

10 
3 
1 

3      S. 
1     K. 


S. 
N. 
K. 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

DAILY  WEATHER  REPORTS  FOR  THE   YEAR  1909. 
Edmonton,  Alberta — September,  1909. 


445 


Pbessdke 

AT  32°. 


Day. 


1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

5. 

6. 

7. 

8. 

9. 
10. 
11. 
12. 
13. 
14. 
15. 
16. 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20. 
21. 
22. 
23. 
24. 
25. 
26. 
27. 
28. 
29. 
30. 


in. 

27-81 
27-65 
28-02 
27-95 
27-76 
27-63 
27-57 
27-51 
27-70 
27-33 
27-59 
27-72 
27-78 
27-86 
27-69 
27-77 
27-35 
27-64 
27-50 
27-30 
27-55 
27-72 
27-69 
27-52 
27-43 
27-72 
27-78 
27-70 
27-37 
27-35 


in. 

27-71 
27-66 
28-03 
27-71 
27-74 
27-53 
27-54 
27-57 
27-59 
27-36 
27-78 
27-71 
27-71 
27-76 
27-70 
27-27 
27-51 
27-57 
27-35 
27-35 
27-62 
27-74 
27-58 
27-37 
27-41 
27-74 
27-64 
27-52 
27-16 
27-43 


Are  Temperatobe. 


38-0 
41-0 
49-0 
290 
34-0 
450 
39-0 
45-0 
46-0 
43-0 
48-0 
35-0 
39-0 
34-0 
45-0 
37-0 
47-0 
45-0 
39-0 
30-0 
28-0 
40-0 
33-0 
30-0 
36-0 
36-0 
27-0 
26-0 
49-0 
40-0 


Humid- 
ity. 


91 
93 
85 
100 
100 
92 
91 
86 
93 
100 
85 
90 
91 
90 
69 
91 
62 
76 
91 
100 
90 
91 
68 
89 
81 
91 
100 
100 
79 
91 


Winds. 


C. 
C. 

N.W. 
C. 

c. 

s. 

c. 
s.w. 

c. 

c. 

w. 

c. 

s.w. 
s.w. 
'  s. 
s.w. 

w. 

w. 

c. 

c. 

s.w. 
s.w. 
s.w. 

c. 

N.W. 

c. 

S.E. 

c. 
c. 

s. 


8  p.m. 


0 
.0 
3 
0 
0 
4 
0 
3 
0 
0 
19 
0 
4 
4 
4 
3 
4 
5 
0 
0 
3 
8 
4 
0 
2 
0 
3 
0 
0 


c. 

N.W. 

N.W. 

s.w. 
c. 
w. 
c. 

N. 
S.E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W 

W. 

c. 
w. 

S.E. 

W. 

W. 

C. 

W. 

W. 

s.w. 
S.w. 

S.E. 
N.W 
S.E. 

S. 
S.E. 
S.E. 


6    W. 


Precipi- 
tation. 


R. 


R. 


0-04 


0-02 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


Tipper. 


Lower. 


Upper. 


Lower. 


W 


S 
< 


2 
2 

10 


S. 
K.S. 

s. 


c. 
c.s. 


s. 


8 
5 
8 
10 
2 
2 


S. 
K. 

S. 

s. 
s. 
s. 


10 


s. 


c. 


c. 
c.s. 


10 
9 
9 
2 
5 
10 
10 


10 


s. 

K.S. 

s. 
s. 
s. 

K.S. 
K.S. 


K.S. 


C.S. 

C. 
C.S. 


C.S. 


C. 

C. 
C.S. 

C.S. 
C.S. 


c. 


s. 

K. 


K.S. 
K.S. 


K. 
10     S. 


10 


K.S. 

K. 

S. 

S. 

S. 

K.S. 

K. 

S. 

K.S. 

S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 

K. 

S. 


K. 

S. 


K.S. 

K.S. 

S. 


1 
2 

10 


K. 

S. 

N. 
K.S. 


446 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS  FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Edmonton,  Alberta — October,  1909. 


Peessube 
AT  32°. 

Air 

Temperature. 

Humid- 
ity. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

Clouds. 

Day. 

a 

0! 

a 

d 

00 

a 

oi 

00 

e 

d 

00 

i 

s 

a 

00 

a 

d 

00 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

a 

03 

00 

in. 

a 

d 

00 

in. 

8  a.m. 

s 

p.m. 

(3 

t 

■q 

i 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

a 

< 

T3 

s 

a 
< 

a 
< 

-a 
c 

a 
< 

-d 
.S 
M 

1 

in. 

27-58 
27-63 
27-72 
27-52 
27-62 
27-20 
27-52 
27-77 
27-60 
28-10 
28-15 
27-58 
27-39 
27-73 
27-88 
27-80 
28-04 
27-88 
27-78 

in. 

27-54 
27-69 
27-53 
27-61 
27-38 
27-34 
27-66 
27-68 
27-80 
28-22 
27-83 
27-50 
27-50 
27-79 
27-87 
27-90 
27-98 
27-85 
27-62 

42-0 
30-0 
37-0 
420 
340 
530 
320 
28-0 
35-0 
31-0 
4-0 
22-0 
26-0 
35-0 
30-0 
25-0 
20-0 
30-0 
29-0 
30-0 
310 
34-0 
32-0 
34-0 
40-0 
34-0 
24-0 
30-0 
330 
300 
24-0 

59-0 
58-0 
660 
59-0 
68-0 
500 
450 
450 
46-0 
34-0 
37-0 
38-0 
43-0 
47-0 
380 
400 
400 
35-0 
300 
32-0 
350 
33-0 
450 
500 
40  0 
39-0 
47-0 
45-0 
310 
35-0 
35-0 

o 

63-0 
67-0 
74-0 
700 
760 
68-0 
50-0 
52-0 
54-0 
460 
45-0 
42-0 
44-0 
54-1 
510 
45-0 
430 
40-0 
38-0 
360 
36-0 
36-0 
51-0 
56-0 
50-0 
47-0 
53-0 
58-0 
46-0 
37-0 
50-0 

o 

35-0 
27-0 
33-0 
32-0 
32-0 
45-0 
30-0 
250 
34-0 
27-0 
30 
20-0 
23-0 
29-0 
30-0 
19-0 
170 
24-0 
29-0 
290 
31-0 
33-0 
30-0 
34-0 
39-0 
31-0 
23-0 
24-0 
30-0 
29-0 
200 

83 
89 
81 
58 
90 
54 
90 
88 
90 
89 

100 
86 
88 
80 
78 
87 

100 
89 
89 

100 
89 
90 
90 
79 
82 
90 
64 
89 
70 

100 

100 

38 
42 
32 
48 
30 
79 
31 
43 
62 
52 
81 
81 
75 
34 
54 
65 
56 
80 
89 
100 
90 
89 
68 
45 
65 
55 
48 
61 
100 
80 
80 

-s.w. 

c. 

c. 

c. 

c. 

s. 

s. 
s.w. 

c. 
s.w. 

c. 

S.E. 

s. 

s.w. 
s.w. 

c. 

c. 

c. 

N. 

N.E. 

C. 

c. 

S.E. 

S.w. 

s.  w. 

s.w. 

c. 

S.E. 

N. 
N.E. 

C. 

5 
0 
0 
0 
0 
2 
4 
4 
0 
3 
0 
8 
4 
4 
7 
0 
0 
0 
5 
7 
0 
0 
4 
6 
10 
3 
0 
3 
8 
3 
0 

w. 
c. 

S.E. 

c. 

S.E. 

w. 

N.W. 
S.E. 

W. 
N.W. 

E. 

E. 

C. 
N.W. 

C.' 

W. 
N.  E. 
N.  E. 
N.  E. 
N.  E. 

C. 
S.E. 
S.W. 
S.  W. 

w. 

S.W. 

E. 
N.W. 
N.  E. 
S.E. 

C. 

7 
0 
8 
0 
6 

11 

13 
3 
6 
6 
9 
6 
0 
8 
0 
i 
8 
8 
8 
5 
0 
9 
2 
6 
6 
5 
5 
5 
6 
6 
0 

10 

K.S. 

2 

3 

c. 

3 

5 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 

3 

S. 

4 

2 

c 

1 

5 
10 

s. 
s. 
s. 

S. 

5 

s. 

6 

R. 

N. 

7 

S. 

8 

S. 

9 

10 
6 

s. 

s. 

1 
1 

c. 
c. 

S. 

10 

11 

12 

6 
6 
1 
1 

10 
9 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
9 

4 

9 
6 

3 
10 
10 
10 

9 

K.S. 

13 

0-02 

0.09 

4 

s. 

K.S. 

14 

6 
2 

c.s. 
c.s. 

S. 

15 

K.S. 

16 

10 

s. 

S. 

17 

K.  S. 

18 

■  10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 

s. 

N. 
S. 
S. 

s. 
s. 



S 

19 

S. 

0-02 
0-02 

0-10 
002 

N. 

20 

27-56    27-60 
27-58,  27-72 

S. 

21 

S. 

22 

27-96 
27-70 
27-69 
27-45 
27-67 
27-63 
27-17 
27-40 
27-49 
27-27 

27-95 
27-56 
27-61 
27-63 
27-72 
27-42 
27-23 
27-52 
27-46 
27-27 

S. 

23  

S. 

24 

. 

s. 

25 

001 
R. 

10 
10 

s. 
s. 

K.  S. 

26.... 

S. 

27 

s. 

K.S. 

28 

2 

c. 

1 

10 

5 
5 

8 

s. 

s. 
s. 

K.S. 
K.S. 

s. 

29 

0  02 

s. 

,30  

f 

s. 

31 

s. 

METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS  FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Edmonton,  Alberta — November,  1909. 


447 


Pressdbe 
AT  32°. 

An 

Tempekature. 

HUMID- 

rTY. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

Clouds. 

Day. 

00 

a 

00 

s 

d 

00 

i 
s 

a 

s 

oo 

84 

64 

86 

100 

89 

86 

85 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

89 

64 

100 

s 

d 

00 

41 

37 

53 

66 

89 

87 

100 

87 

100 

86 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

1 

60 
79 

77 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

S 

03 

00 

in. 

B 
6. 

00 

in. 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

(5 

> 

t 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

1 
<! 

a 

s 
< 

■6 

s 

3 

< 

-a 

< 

■d 
a 

3 

1 

in. 

27-48 
27-21 
27-50 
27-71 
27-62 
27-64 
28  00 
27-64 
27-47 
27-40 
27-83 
27-94 
28-06 
28  13 
27-79 
27-92 
27-74 
27-51 
27-41 
27-40 
27-73 
27-58 
27-16 
27-35 
27-64 
27-35 
27-58 
27-29 
27-23 
27-31 

in. 

27-42 
27-49 
27-59 
27-72 
27-47 
27-85 
27-86 
27-55 
27-37 
27-56 
28-01 
27-90 
28-19 
28-01 
27-80 
28-00 
27-64 
27-37 
27-41 
27-65 
27-81 
27-15 
27-21 
27-63 
27-46 
27-48 
27-50 
27-30 
26-89 
27-46 

o 

18-0 
39-0 
22-0 
24-0 
330 
23-0 
20-0 
19-0 
26-0 
23-0 
10-0 
0-0 

-  3-0 
-11-0 

-  7-0 
6-0 

10-0 
14-0 
4-0 

-  5-0 

-  5-0 
-12-0 

-  30 
0-0 

-25-0 
2-Q 

-20-0 
33-0 
39-0 
26-0 

O 

21-0 

49-0 

370 

28-0 

33-0 

25-0 

26-0 

25-0 

28-0 

21-0 

4-0 

5-0 

7-0 

90 

110 

6-0 

13-0 

15-0 

-  2-0 

-  7-0 

-  8-0 
0-0 
3-0 

-15-0 

-  3-0 

-  80 
1-0 

44-0 
31-0 
28-0 

o 

54-0 

560 

53-0 

580 

34-0 

35-0 

31-0 

29-0 

29-0 

29-0 

21-0 

19-0 

18-0 

13  0 

21-0 

21-0 

18-0 

17-0 

15-0 

7-0 

-  3-0 

10 

40 

3-0 

6-0 

8-0 

9-0 

51-0 

44-0 

*31-0 

0 

15-0 

31-0 

17-0 

17-0 

14-0 

22-0 

19-0 

12-0 

150 

20-0 

4-0 

-110 

-10-0 

-110 

-10-0 

3-0 

4-0 

12-0 

-  40 
-15-0 
-15-0 
-18-0 

-  5-0 
-15-0 
-27-0 

-  8-0 
-21-0 

1-0 
310 
210 

s.w. 
s.w. 

c. 

w. 

N.E. 

S.w. 
c. 
s. 

N.E. 

c. 
w. 
c. 
•c. 
c. 
c. 

s.w. 
c. 
c. 

N.W. 

c. 

N.E. 
N.E. 

C. 
N.W. 

C. 

C. 

C. 
S.E. 
S.W. 

W. 

4 
6 
0 
2 
6 
4 
0 
5 
4 
0 
8 
0 
0 
0 
0 
3 
0 
0 
6 
0 
4 
3 
0 
6 
0 
0 
0 
5 
5 
2 

S.E. 
S.W. 

w. 
c. 

N.E. 

C. 

E. 

N. 
N.E. 
N.W. 

C. 

c. 

S.E. 

S.E. 

C. 

c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 

c. 

N.E. 
E. 
N. 
C. 
E. 
C. 

c. 

S.E. 

N.E. 
S.E. 

8 
11 
4 
0 
4 
0 
10 
4 
5 
4 
0 
0 
4 
9 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
4 
13 
6 
0 
8 
0 
0 
3 
5 
5 

3 

C.S. 

1 

1 

3 

s. 

K. 
K.S. 

3 

C.S. 

1 

S. 

2 

3 

2 

c.s. 

4 

5 

0-20 

10 

S. 

10 

s 

6 

4 
3 

C.S. 

7 

c.s. 

2 

S. 

10 
10 
10 

9 

4 
4 

4 

s. 

8 

s 

9 

10 
10 

10 

5 
4 

6 

S. 

s. 
s. 

K.S. 
K.S. 

s. 

s 

10 

0-10 

S. 

0-20 

s 

11 

1 

K.S. 

12 

s. 

K 

13 

14 

3 
10 
10 

9 

K  S 

15 

S. 

16 

K.S. 

17 

.S 

18 

0-12 
0-30 
0-02 
0-01 

002 
S. 

0-08 
0-10 

S. 

10 
10 
10 
10 

s. 
s. 
s. 
s. 

10     N 

19 

9  KS. 

20 

10  K.S 

21 

6   K  S 

22 

0-01 
002 
0-05 

10 
10 

s 

23 

10 
10 

s. 
s. 

s 

24 

25 

8 

s 

26 

10 

s. 

27 1 

4 

2 
2 

7 
4 

s 

28 

10 
9 
3 

s. 

K.S. 
K.S. 

S. 

29 

K.S. 
K.S, 

30 

K  S 

448 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY  WEATHER   REPORTS  FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Edmonton,  Alberta —December,  1909. 


• 

Pbessure 
AT  32°. 

Air  Temperature. 

HD^aD- 

ITT. 

Winds. 

Pbectpi- 

TATION. 

• 

Clouds. 

Day. 

s 

03 

S 
p. 

00 

a 

00 

s 

o. 

00 

i 

a 

a 

00 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

89 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

89 
100 
100 

a 

d 

00 

100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
90 
100 
71 
54 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
70 
89 
89 
100 
100 

8  a.m. 

8  p. 

m. 

a 

00 

a 

6. 

00 

8 

a.m. 

8  p.m. 

(3 

> 

i 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

a 
< 

3 

a 

< 

a 
< 

-d 

c 

a 
< 

■2 
S 

1 

in. 

27-56 
28-06 
28-23 
28-05 
2800 
28-12 
28-08 
27-89 
27-50 
27-54 
27-75 
27-24 
27-71 
27-97 
27-83 
28-19 
27-85 
27-66 
27-85 
27-80 
27-75 
27-55 
27-69 
27-67 
27-78 
27-70 
27-34 
27-69 
27-36 
27-17 
27-32 

in. 

27-71 
28-23 
28-14 
28-01 
27-95 
28-19 
27-97 
27-76 
27-44 
27-69 
27-39 
27-27 
27-85 
27-84 
27-90 
28-13 
27-64 
27-76 
27-90 
27-79 
27-63 
2i61 
27-66 
27-56 
27-73 
27-65 
27-64 
27-45 
27-28 
27-20 
27-85 

5-0 

-  9-0 
-100 
-200 
-12-0 
-150 
-26-0 

-  9-0 
-11-0 

-  2-0 
-10-0 

8-0 
20-0 
18-0 
30-0 
21-0 
20-0 
280 
26-0 

7-0 
13-0 

1-0 
-10-0 

-  2-0 
11-0 
14-0 
24-0 
12-0 
33-0 
22-0 
10-0 

o 

3-0 
-10-0 
-10-0 

-  4-0 

-  5-0 
-14-0 
-15-0 
-12-0 

-  2-0 

-  2-0 
19-0 
32-0 

4-0 
360 
38-0 
21-0 
21-0 
27-0 
13-0 
16-0 

3-0 

-  4-0 
0-0 

19-0 
22-0 
20-0 
33-0 
31-0 
33-0 
28-0 

-  6-0 

o 

28-0 
5-0 

-  2-0 

-  1-0 

-  2-0 

-  5-0 

-  6-0 

-  4-0 

-  2-0 
7-0 

19-0 
32-0 
34-0 
36-0 
43-0 
38-0 
34-0 
32-0 
28-0 
16-0 
16-0 
13-0 
14-0 
23-0 
22-0 
28-0 
400 
40-0 
39-0 
33-0 
28-0 

0 

0-0 
-11-0 
-160 
-27-0 
-17-0 
-16-0 
-30-0 
-16-0 
-15-0 

-  20 
-13-0 

7-0 

4-0 

4-0 

29-0 

20-0 

17-0 

15-0 

13-0 

4-0 

3-0 

-  6-0 
-14-0 

-  7-0 
5-0 

13-0 
19-0 
10-0 
28-0 
20-0 

-  6-0 

c. 

N.W. 
C. 

c. 

N.W. 

w. 
c. 

E. 

N.E. 
N. 
C. 
C. 

w. 
s. 

s.w. 
w. 

S.E. 

w. 
w. 

S.E. 

S.E. 

S. 

c. 

c. 

S.w. 

s. 
c. 
c. 

1  c. 

N.E. 

N.E. 

0 

10 
0 
0 
5 
6 
0 
6 

10 
3 
0 
0 

13 
5 
6 
8 
4 
6 
6 
6 
9 
5 
0 
0 
3 
3 
0 
0 
0 
3 

19 

N.W. 
N.W. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.W. 

W. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

N. 

C. 

E. 

C. 

C. 

s.w. 

N.W. 

S.E. 

S. 

N.W. 

C. 

S.E. 

C. 

c. 

c. 

s.w. 
s.w. 

c. 

w. 

S.E. 

c. 

N.E. 

N. 

10 
7 
2 
6 
9 
4 
6 
7 
5 
0 
6 
0 
0 
8 

18 
4 
2 
9 
0 
9 
0 
0 
0 
2 
4 
0 
9 
5 
0 
4 

19 

in. 

in. 

8 

c.s. 

10 
10 

s 

2 

0-02 

S. 

4 

c. 

s. 

3 

10 
10 

s. 
s. 

4 

10 

a. 

5 

0-01 

0-02 

10     N. 

6 

7 

1 

8. 

8 

S. 
0-20 

0-01 
0-02 

10 
10 
10 

N. 

s. 

N. 

9 

10 

N. 

10 

11 

0-10 

10 
10 

S. 

12     

5 

K..S. 

K.S. 

13     

14 

10 

S. 

15     

3 

S. 

16     ... 

10 

1 

10 

s. 

17 

3 

c. 

s. 

18 

s. 

S. 

s. 

N. 

19 

1 

10 

N. 

20 

10 

s. 

21 

10 

S. 

22 

3 

c. 

23 

24 

10 

K.S. 

25 

s. 

5 

4 

3 

c.s. 
c. 

c.s. 

9 

10 

10 

1 

1 
10 

9 
10 

K.S. 

26 

s. 

27 

10 

S. 

s. 

28 

4 

c. 

3 

c.s. 

s. 

KS 

29 

10 

s. 

s 

30 

8 

Cs. 

KS 

31 

0-15 

0-08 

10 

N. 

S. 

Dav. 


3. 

4 

5 

6. 

7. 

8. 

9. 
10. 
U. 
12. 
13 
14. 
15 
16 
17. 
18. 
19 
20. 
21 


24. 
25. 
26. 
27. 
28. 
29 
30. 
31 


METEOROLOUIOAL    TABLES. 

DAILY    WEATHER    REPORTS    FOR    THE    YEAR    1909. 
QuAppelle,  Saskatuhewan — January,  1909. 


449 


Pressdbe 

AT  32°. 


.\IR  Temperatibe. 


1 


Humid- 
ity. 


Winds. 


PREapi- 

1  T.\TION. 


8  p.m. 


Clouds. 


27-46|i  —0-2 
27-43|;— 100 


27 -.52 
27-94 
27-93 
28-03J 
27-88 


4-0 
—23-7 
— 38  0 
—40-0 
— 29  0 


27-82—35-5 
27-84!  —23-5 


27-98 
27-55 
27-50 
27-49 
27  92 
27-78 
27-88 
27-46 
27-56 
27-17 
27-37 
27-24 
27-10 
27-55 
27-69 
27-45 
27-53 
27-16 
28-03 
28-34 
27-67 
27-47 


—30-0 

-30-0 

-4-5 

—14-0 

—27-5 

20-0 

12  0 

-1-0 

29-0 

11-2 

37-0 

7-0 

26-0 

9-0 

15-5 

I 
9-8! 

12-0 

13-0 

20-oj 

17-0 

■I7-2I 

5-2! 


8-0 

6-0 

-  5-4 

-31-3 

-39-0 

-34-0 

-33-2 

-26-o' 

-26-o' 

-23-Oj 

-10-0 

-13-0! 

-12-0 

-20-5 

—8-0 

—50 

10-0 

12-4 

25-4 

13-3 

14-0 

30-0 

0-0 

16-0 

20-0 

10-7 

300 

—70 

-21-8 

—1-5 

32-0 


16-0;— 8-0 
12-0— 120 
8-0  —5-4 
—5-0—32-0 
-.30-0—46-0 
-23  5— 46-0 
-260— 36-01 
-260— 41-0 
-16-0—31-0 
-25 -Ol— .34-0 


78     89 
911    85 


S.W. 
W. 


-10-0 
-3  0 


-.36  0 

-14-0 

-10-01— 18-0 

-14-0—34-0 

—8-0—24-0 

23-0    —8  0 

14-0— 110 

39-0        9-0 

25-4        6-0 

39-Oj     13-0 

18-0|      3-0 

30-0      12-0 

31-0    —1-0 

i 
24-0   —3-0 

I 
22-0       6-0 

23-Oj      9-0 

35-5J      6-0 

30-0   —8-0 

—8-0—23-0 

1-0—29-0 

35-0—10-0 


871     78'     X. 
<i4|  -V.  W. 

W. 

I 
...:  \V. 

.......  I    w. 

w. 
w. 

S.W. 

w. 

N.E. 

X.  w. 

E. 


43 

43  82 

89  85 

79J  62 

49  64 

72  92 


82     S.W. 


82     94 


S.  E. 


100     92  :  S.  W.  , 

S.  W.I 

s.  w. ! 

E.  i 
S.E.| 
S.W.  j 
S.W. 

s. 

W. 

s. 

N.  W. 

N.  W. 

S. 

s. 


96 

95 

90 

94 

100 

96 

97 

100 

100 

85 

91 

83 

S3 

85 

90 

86 

96 

78 

100 

80 

37 

40 

50 

84 

95 

90 

18.    W. 
2     E. 
6  X.  E. 
6  X.  W , 

10    w. 

s  N.  W. 
1  X.  W. 


1 

E 

B 

'     a 

0. 

CO 

00 

i 

1 

1 

in. 

in. 

8 

1 

14jj....;0-15 

12110-20' 

14 
4 


S  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

Upper.    Lower.    Upper.    Lower. 

Ami. 
Kind. 
Ami. 
Kind. 
AmK. 

Kind. 
Ami. 
Kind. 

s 

C 

10  c.  s 
10 

X.  w. 
S.W. 

w. 

S.W. 

41  N.E. 

6!n.  E. 

5.    E. 

8|S.  E. 
22     W. 
10  S.  E. 
14  N  W. 


S.  E. 
N".  W 
S.  E. 
S.  E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
N.  W. 
N.  W. 

s. 


.10 

12 

14 

O. 

12 

8 
24 
12 
14 
16 
30\l 
18 
20 

8 
10 
10 
14 

6 
14 
28 

4 
28 


i    S;  0-0(j 


I 
010 


.S.   I 
S.    I 

I 

010 


S.  '. 
0-15  . 


10 

10 
10 


10 
10 


^  c.s. 
10  c.  .s. 


10   (■ 


'It 

lOJ.. 

io|  c.  s. 
10' 

lOJ  c.  .s. 


I 

6 


10  c.s. 

10    0.8. 

10 

10 


c.s. 


10 


10 


c.s. 


3i  C.S. 


N.  W.     20  : 


10 


2-2476—29 


-too 


METEOHOLOGICAL    TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR   THE   YEAR    1909. 
Qu'Appelle,  Saskatchewan — Febiuaiy,  1909. 


D.4Y. 


8 

9 
10 
11 
12 

n 

H 

1.5 

II) 

17 

\H. 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23. 

24 

25 

26 

27 

28. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 


Air  Temper.mu  re. 


HCMID- 

ITY. 


Winds. 


E 
c. 


27. 
27- 
27- 
27  ■ 
27  • 
27- 
27- 
27 
27. 
27 
27 
27 
27 
28 
27 
27 
27 
27 
27 
27 
27 
27 
27 
27 
27 
27 
27 
27 


in. 

27-91 
27-72 
27-23 
27-27 
27-29 
27-71 
27-95 
27-94 
27-47 
27-39 
27-64 
27-71 
28-13 

261  28-06 

I 
77  i  27 


27-61 
27-31 
46J  27-29 
07j  27-15 

24i  27-31 

I 
39;  27-51 

60,  27-72 
1 
27-96 


27-65 
27-35 
27-58 
27-57 
27-40 


—3-01 

4-0 

6-0 

—0-2 

11-0 

7-2 

—26-0 

— 29  0 

—23-5 

—15-2 

—130 

— 33-Oj 

[—29-01 

-26  5 

—5-0 

0-0 

5-0 

4-5 

18-5 

70 

200 

160 

—2-2 

—7-0 

i4-o: 

16-0| 
100 
15-4S 


6-0 

lO-Oi 

30  0 

11-0 

120 

-10  0 

-23  0 

-22  0 

-120 

—6-5 

-20-3 

-15  0 

-15  0 

—80 

6-0 

40 

11-8 

200 

I 

280 
21-0 
200 
190 
4-8 
9-4 
210 

190 

I 
16-0| 

190! 


32-0 

120 

40-0 

30-0 

18-5 

12-0 

-10  0 

-19-0 

-60 

—30 

—60 

-11-0 


0;]  87 

0,1  87 

I 

0;  93 


10 
—29 
S2 
29 
21 
22 
35 
31 

-3  0— 28 
110  —9 
10-5  —6 
120l      2 


82 
100 
95 
45 

50 
55 
60 

36 
49 
63 


250 

29-8 

28-0 

■320 

28-7 


n^ 


22  0'  —6 

110!-11 

26-01       4 
230      13 

19-5!    10 

24-0      14 


0  85 

0  90 

0\,  87 

0  92 
Oj  88 

01  100 
0  97 

82 

0|  80 

i  "* 

o;!  90 
0 1 100 

5ii  93 


Precipi-j 

TATION.    ' 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


N.  W. 

E. 
S.  E. 

N.  W. 

s.w. 

N. 
N.  E. 
jN.  W. 
I  S.W. 

]  w. 

I 

,]N.  W. 
j  S.W. 

1  w. 


-0 


80!|  S.W. 
88j|  S.W. 
79!    N. 
E. 
W. 

S.W. 

N.  W 

S.W. 

S.W. 
80  I  N.VV. 
92 


N.  E.' 
S.  E. 
S.W. 

w. 

N. 

N. 

N.  W. 

N.  W. 

S.W. 

N.  W. 

N.  W. 

lOi    W. 

6  N.  W. 


S.  E. 
S.W. 
E. 
S.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

s. 

6;    W. 
W. 

N.  E 


100 
92 
97 
97 


S.E.  6    S.E. 

I        I 

S.  E.  !  UN.  W. 

i        I 

N.  W.i  6     E. 


S.     !      8 

S.  E.   ;       12 


S.E. 
N.  W. 


S. 
0-08 


8  a.m. 


S. 


Upper. 


Lower. 


■I    10 


c.s. 

c.s. 


8  p.m. 


Upper. 


Lower. 


■a 
s 

5 


B 


W 


C.S. 

c.s. 


c.s. 


4; 
12 
10 
10 

6 

0 
10 

8  I  S.    0-14 

l'o02 


s. 


018 


isiio-oe 


10 


5  c.s. 


s. 


c.s. 
c.s. 


s. 

^ 

0-06 

s. 



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10 
10 
10 
10 

7,  C.S. 

lOi  C.S. 
lol...... 

10; 

3i  C.S. 

2'  C.S. 

10 

10 

c.s. 


2     C. 


s. 

c.s. 
C.s. 
lol  c.s. 


.  2 
9 

10 
10 

8 

10 

7 

3 

10 

10. 

lOJ. 
10  . 
10. 


c.s. 


c.s. 
c.s. 
c.s. 
c.s. 
c.s. 

c.s. 


D.\y. 


S,. 
!),  . 
10 

11  . 

12  . 
1.3  . 
14 
1.5  . 
l(j  . 
17.. 
18.. 
19  . 
20.. 
21.. 


.METKOHOLOGICAL    TAHLE.S. 

DAILY   WEATHER    REPORTS   FOR   THE    YEAR    UlOi). 
(^u'AppeJle,  Saskatchewan — March,  1909. 


-t.51 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 


Air  Te.mpf.bvti  re 


Humid- 
ity. 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


Precipi- 

T.\TION. 


Clouds. 


I 


27 

27 

:i  '  27 

4 ,,  27 

.1 'I  27 

II  27 

27 
27 
27 
27 
28 
27 
27 
28 
27 
27 
27 
27 
27 
27 
27 

27 

1 

23 j    27 

24   I    27 

25 1    27 

26.  .. 
27... 
28... 
29... 

30  .. 

31  .. 


in. 

27-20 
27-66 
27-72 
27-42 
■27-41 
27-66 
27-74 
27-52 
27-95 
28-09 
28-03 
27-75 
28-00 
27-96 
27-90 
27-70 
27-34 
27-60 
27-45 
27-44 
27-59 
27-55 
27-71 
27-64 
27-35 
27-46 
27-26 
27-70 
27-81 
28-04 
27-74 


■24  0 
210 
2(i0 
26-0 
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4-5 
11-5 
20-0 
130 
120: 

8-Oi 
140 
140 
17-8 
14  0 
140 
23-5 
280 
350, 
35-0 
28-0 
28-0 
32-3 
.32  0 

.34-0 

i 

27-5 
21-0 
26-0 
31-0 
29-0 
3S-0 


28-0' 
20  OJ 
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31-0 
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140 
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•200 
15 -0| 

i4-o; 

in-r, 

170, 
21. 0' 
18-5! 
200 
26-01 
31-5, 
85-5, 
45-5j 
35 -0| 
33-0' 
38-OJ 
3S-0' 

36-0 

I 

.34 -oj 
27-0 


8-0 
130 
10-0 
21-0 
22-0 

10; 

1-0| 

3-0 

il-0| 

-  6-Oj 

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-110 

00 

o-o; 

I 

-140 

50 

I 
8-0 

190 

24-5 

28-0[ 

20-0 

24-o! 

13-0 

250 

23-0 

19-0 


94 
S3i 
84 
91 
92 
88 

100 
91 
96 
90 
92 
88 
84 

100 
95 
81 
89 
89 
87 
84 

100 
93 
94 
91 

100 
92 
85 

100 
96 
94 
88 


92 
86 
75 
94 
80 
87 
86 
94 


S.W. 

N  W 

S.W. 

S.E. 

X  W' 

N.W 

N. 

S.E. 

N. 

84' I  N.W. 


86. 
96' 
94 
90 
91 
91 
93' 
83 
81 
80 
95 
88 
86 
84 
79 
82 
94 
88 
84 
89 
54 


S.W. 

N.W. 

c. 

S.E. 

N.W. 

w. 

■E. 
N.W 
S.W. 
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C. 
S.E. 
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S.E. 

S. 

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S. 
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N.W. 
N.E. 
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8 

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m. 

8  p.m. 

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24 

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12 

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6 

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14 
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22 

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7    C.S. 


10   C.S. 

10 

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10 

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6    C.S. 


10    C.S. 


10  cs. 


91  C.S. 

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10 

10  cs. 


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10 

10   C.S. 

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2  cs. 


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10   C.S. 

10;  C.S. 


10: 

10    C.S. 

10 

10    C.S. 


C.S. 
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C.S. 
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452 


METKOROLOGIOAL    TAULE.S. 

DAILY   WEATHER    REPORTS   FOR   THE   YEAR   1909. 
Qu'Appelle,  Saskatchewan — April,  1909. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 

Air 

Temper.\ture. 

i 

Humid- 
ity. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 

T.^TION. 

Clouds. 

D.^Y. 

1    * 

d 

00 

1 

X 

s 

B 
a 

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94 
75 
92 
100 
93 
87 
85 
86 
88 
88 
85 
80 
87 
78 
88 
95 
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76 
93 
86 
89 
82 
87 
70 
87 
100 
92 
92 
80 

i 

d 

00 

100 
39 
72 
48 
89 
87' 
79 
71 
46 
85 
86 
80 
78 
71 
90 
90 
89 
21 
71 
87 
92 
75 
84 
51 
38 
88 
94 

100 
93 
78 

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Q 

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27-37 
27-63 
27-37 
27-35 
27-35 
27-84 
28-05 
28-04 
27-64 
27-26 
27-30 
27-50 

30  5 
26- 0 
24-0 
28-0 
22-0 
24-0 
190 
210 
26-0 
28-0 
20-0 
!     11-0 
1      3-5 
16-0 
270 
25-0 
1     24-0 

25-0 

1 

27-0 

16-4 

22-0 

8-0 

14-0 

1 

^     24-0 

33-0 

24-0 

14-0 

19-5 

17-5 

12-0 

31  0 
40-0 
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33-0 
25-0 
32-0 
37-0 
390 
33  0 
23-0 
12-0 
21-0 
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340 
37-0 
32-0 
47-0 
36-0 
25-0 
19-0 
26-0 
30-5 
43-0 
54-0 
26-0 
26-5 
25-0 
230 
29-0 

46-0 
42-0 
43-0 
41-0 
41-0 
34-0 
32-0 
"38-0 
42-0 
42-0 
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29-5 
230 
.36  0 
42-0 
420 
36-0 
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52-0 
31-0 
27-0 
30-0 
32-0 
44-5 
56-5 
54-0 
28-0 
260 
34-0 
30-0 

29-0 
15-0 
21-0 
270 
20-0 
20-0 
18-0 
16-0 
24-0 
260 
19-0 
9-5 
1-0 
SO 
25-0 
24-0 
23-0 
19-0 
20-0 
16-0 
16-0 
4-0 
10-0 
22-0 
29-0 
19-0 
13-0 
18-5 
17-0 
8-0 

S. 

N.W. 

S. 
N.W. 

s.w. 

N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W 

S. 

S.E. 
N.W. 

W. 

w. 

s. 
s. 

N.E. 

w. 
s.w. 

S.E. 

N. 

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w. 

W. 

S. 

N.W. 

N.W. 

E. 

N.E. 
N.E. 
N.W. 

14  N.W. 
20  N  W. 

44 

14 

6 

18 

14 

18 

8 

6 

22 

20 

22 

24 

8 

4 

8 

12 

16 

18 

16 

14 

22 

14 

4 

12 

8 

20 
14 
16 
18 
10 

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10 

2 

27 
27 
27 
27 
27 
28 
28 
27 
27 
27 
27 
27 
27 
27 
27 
27 
27 
27 
27 
27 
27 
27 
27 
27 
27 
27 
27 
27 
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63 
56 
33 
39 
56 
05 
06 
90 
31 
34 
53 

2 

C. 

1 

3 

6    S.E. 

4iN.W. 

1 
61     S. 

.... 

10 

N. 

4 1 

0-16 

0-18 

S. 

10 

5 

1 
10'    s. 

1 
6 

7 

4 
8 
6 
6 
22 
16 
8 

N.W. 

W. 

N.W. 

S.E. 

N.W. 

N.W. 

W 

3 
6 
2 
10 
10 
10 

c.s. 
c.s. 
c.s. 
c.s. 

N. 

c.s. 

2 
4 

C. 
C. 

10'    s. 
3,  C.s. 

8 

1 

C. 

1 
0:  C.S. 

9 

; 

51  C.S. 

10 

1 

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0-04 

s. 
s. 

0-06 

10 
10 
10 
10 

10 
10 
2 

K.S. 

11 

12   

C.S. 

c.s. 

13 

14 

59  27-68 
70   27-71 
61    27-59 
66    27-48 

60  2782 
92    27-81 

6N.W. 
10      X- 

4 

c. 

4 

c.s. 

c.s. 

15 

12 
10 
20 
14 
6 
12 
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AT32'' 


OD 


1 

o 

4,. 

5 

6   . 

7-  . 

S   . 

fl   , 
10 
11    . 
12 
l.'S    , 
14 
1.1 
10.. 
17 
l.S 

y.\ 

20 

21 

22 

23 

2t 

2."i 

20 

27 

28, 

20 

30 

*1. 


in. 

27-03 
27-47j 
27-81 
27-80 
27-52 
27-76 
27-85 
27-83 
27-77 
27-69 
27-69 
27-58 

27-55 

I 

27-60| 

27  04 
27-62 
27-75 
27-72 
27-83 
27-55 
27-41 
27-88 
27 -.54 
27  ■  7.S 
27-67 
27 -.57 
27-40 
27-93 
27-94 
27-82 
27-94 


in. 

27-55 

27-63 

27-72 

27-58 

27-62 

27-82 

27-82 

27-80 

27-75 

27-66 

27-61 

27 -,53: 

27-561 

27-59J 

27 -.57' 

27-.57|, 

27-75i^ 
L 

27-73!' 
27-73, 
27-341 
27-6l! 
27 -67 1 
27-6s| 
27- 65 1 
27-751 
27 -.33 
27-64 
27-991 
27 -77 1 
27-83 
r   SO 


METEOROLUlilCAl,    TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER    REPORTS   FOR   THE   YEAR    1909. 
Qu'Appelle,  SiLskatchewan — August,  1909. 


Air  Tempekaturb. 


Humid- 
ity. 


S 


010: 

62-0 

53-0 

54-0 

58-0 

48-0 

510 

55-0 

60-0 

62-0 

67-Oj 

67  oj 

630 

.59-0 

02  0 

64-0 

-50  0 

.58-0 

.52  0 

520 

600 

49-0 

.5.5  0 

41-0| 

.50-0: 

.50-0 

.53  0 

.38-0 

44  0 

410 

41-0 


i 

77-0 

68-o| 

74-0 

74 -o' 

67-0 

62-0 

67-0 

70-0 

66-0 

76-0 

760 

79-0: 

81  0 

82-0 

.SOO 

740 

74-0 

700. 

720 

830 

62-0 

72-0: 

53  0 

07  0 

09  0 

.83  0 

01-0 

.57-0 

68-0 

01  0 

04-0 


80-0 

79-0 

78-0 

78-0! 

74-0! 

67-0 

71-0 

73-0 

70-0 

77-5 

86-0 

83-0 

82-0| 

85-0' 

840 

80-0; 

75-o! 

75-0 

74 -Oj 

87-0 

83-0 

74-0 

720 

700 

71-0 

S7-0[ 

83-Oj 

oi-o| 

72-0' 

os-oi 

07-01 


53-0 

59-0 

47-0 

40-0 

55-0 

47-0 

44-0 

51-0 

55-0 

56-0 

640 

040 

55-0 

56-0 

.50  0 

62-0 

460 

57-0 

49-0 

50-0 

51-0 

44-0 

330 

39-0 

49-0 

54-0 

51-0 

37-0 

41-0 

41-0 

-39-5 


88 1  61 

94:  56 

86,  .55 

93  51 

100,  74 


85 
93 
87 
94 
100 
95 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


M 


Precipi- 
tation. 


Clouds. 


84'  58 

I 

83'  55 

1 

88;  .56 

83  59 

100  72 

! 

93  55: 

70  571 

100  62: 


93 
94 

85 

93 

100 

80 


03  43 

93  71 

911  58 

68  47 

92  55 

96  53 

I        I 


S. 

w. 
w. 

•S.E. 

8. 

N.W, 

S. 

s. 

S.E. 
E. 

S. 

s. 

N. 

S. 
S.E. 

E. 
N.W 

s.w. 

s. 

E. 

N. 
S.AV> 
S.W. 

W. 
N.W. 

<5. 
S.W. 

w. 

s. 

N.E. 
S.E. 


E. 
W. 
W. 

S.E. 
N.W 
N.W. 

S. 

S.E. 
S.E. 

E. 

E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.E. 
S.E. 

W. 

N. 
N.E. 

S. 
N.W, 
S.E. 
S.E. 

S. 
N.W 
S.W 
N.W 

N. 

E. 

N.E 
S.E. 


0-03   R 


8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


Upper.         Lower.  Upper.         Lower, 


0-50 


0-35 
0-19 


0-30 


2-02 


0-46 


0-02 


0-06 


o-or 


002 


lOl  K.S. 


10  K.S. 


C. 


10 


c.s. 


10 


3i    C. 


C.S. 

e. 


c.s. 


K.S. 


C.S. 


K.S. 


10;  K.S. 

3'  C.S. 


2     C. 


C.S. 


K.S. 
C.S. 


C.S. 
K.S. 
C.S. 
K.S. 


K.S. 


8  K.S. 


2     C. 


K.S. 
C.S. 


10   C.S. 


ll  C.S. 
31  C.S. 


1    c. 


3   C.S. 


MtTEOROLOCilCAL    TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER    REPORTS    FOR  THE    YEAR    1909. 
Qu'Appelle,  Saskatchewan — September,  190'J. 


457 


J'RESSI  RE 
AT  32' 


I: 


.\iR  Temperature. 


Dav. 


00 


I 


.3. 

4. 
.5. 

6. 

7, 

H. 
10 
II, 
12, 
1.3, 
14. 
15. 
16, 
17 
IS, 
19 
20 
21 
22, 
23. 
24 
25, 
20 
27 
28, 
29 
30. 


27 -Si: 
27-70^ 

27-661 

I 

28n| 

27-76J 
27-81 
27- 60; 
27-67 
27-69 
27-68 
27-39 
27-64 
27-68 
27-84 
27-78 
27-82 
27-52 
27-44| 
27-55 
27-35 
27-36 
27-65 
27-84 
27-80 
27-79 
27-71 
27-85 
27-86 
27-78 
27-71 


in. 

27-72 
27-64 
27-88 
27-96 
27-72 
27-67 
27-61 
27-57i 
27-72 
27-45 
27-53 
27-67 
27-71' 
27-87| 
27-72! 
27-74! 
27-29 
27-51 
27-50 
27-25 
27-54' 
27-701! 
27-80 
27-78 
27-671 
27-68 
27-85j 
27-81 
27-70 
27-581 


Humid- 
ity. 


Wl.NDS 


8  a.m 


8  p.m. 


5       I  .    Q    \l 


480 
460i 
530 
360' 
44-0 
45-0 
51-0 
43 -OJ 
460 
53 -Oj 
52-0! 
51 -ol 
44-0' 
35.  Oj 
45-0 
44 -Oi 
53 -o! 
45-0 
38-0 
45-0 
45-0 
330 
270 
40-0 
480 
52-0 
47-0 
55-0 
50  0 
48-0 


77-01 

71-0| 

56-Oj 

6I-0I 

670 

700 

75-0 

78  0 

71-0 

74-Oj 

640! 

I 

56 -0! 

56  0' 

55  0 

64 -0' 

04  0 

780 

460 

600 

.53  0 

50  0 

470 

53-01 

64-OJ 

73 -Oj 

-4-0 

64-0 

70-0 

IJ4  0 

66-0 


81-0, 
83-0] 
72 -o| 
63 -oj 
72-0] 
75  Oj 
82-0, 
84-0 
78-0 
780 
740 
64-0 
640 
6IOI 
69-5 
690 
820 
780 
65-0 
62-0 
56-0 
52-0 
58-0 
71-0 
800 
83-0 
75-0 
79-0 
73-0 
71-0 


470 

45-0 

52-0 

33-0 

42-0 

36-0 

50-0 

42-0 

46  0 

51-0 

52-0 

51-0 

44-0 

.34-0 

44-0 

440 

50  0 

450 

37-0 

41-0 

44-0 

320 

26-0 

38 -0' 

480 

52  0 

46-0 

500 

500 

47-0 


70      49 
96     71 


93 

100 

76 

96 

79 

100 

100 

86 

100 

100 

100 

100 

84 


100  70 
80  58 
100    100 


100 
76 

100 
10 


65 
93 

72 
0  70 


II 


100]  73 

9l|  58 

70  50 

87  .59 

100  78 

87  57 

93  53 

85:  59 


S. 

c. 

N.E. 
W. 

S. 

s. 
s.w. 

E. 
N.W. 

S.E. 
S.E. 

W. 
N.W. 

W. 

■  s. 
w. 

S.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
"  S. 

N.W, 
W. 

w. 

S.W. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
N.W 
S. 
S.E 
S.E. 


10     W. 
oj  S.W. 

8'  N.W. 

[ 

6i  S.W. 
10  N.W 


.  I 


S.W. 

S.W. 

8. 

c. 

S.E. 
N.W 
N.W. 
N.W. 

8     W. 

0    \v. 

4      E. 
24    S.E. 
14     W. 
12      S. 

6]  S.W. 

81  N.W 

4    N.W 


\v. 

0! 

S.E. 

4 

S.E. 

12 

S.E. 

4 

C. 

0 

S.E. 

8 

S.E. 

10 

E. 

6 

4oS 


1 

2. 

3. 

4. 

5. 

6. 

7. 

8. 

y. 

10. 

11. 

12. 
13. 
14. 
15. 
16 
17 
IS. 
19. 
20. 
21. 
22. 
23. 
24. 
25, 
21). 
27. 
28. 
2!). 
30. 
31 


MK'rKi)R<ir.iii;ir'Ai,    ivULk.s. 

D.\11,V   WKATHER   REl'ORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   IWKI. 
yu  Appellp,  Saskatcliewan — October,  1909 


Pressure 
AT  32° 


Day.    I 


Air  TempeR-\tube. 


Humid- 
ity. 


Winds. 


S  p.m. 


00 


in. 

27-37 


in. 

27-63 
27-80 
27-82 
27-65 
27-72 
27-39 
27-48 
27-85 
27-71 
27-98 
27-92 
27-66 
26-50 
27-67 
27-84 
27-85 
28-16 
27-97 
27-65 
27-53 
27-75^ 
28-08 
27-64 
27-64 
27-39 
27-77 
27-72 
27-28 
27-42 
27-57 
27-54 


48-0 
.39-0 
48  0 
53-0 
45-0 
51-0 
43-0 
33-0 
31-0 
26-0 
20-0 
16-0 
5-0 
27-0 
30-0 
310 
25-0, 
24-5 
27-0 

28  0 
30-51 
31-0! 
29-0 
38-0: 
.35-0 

29  0 
210 
28-0 
2G0 
24-0 
26-0 


66-0 
68-0 


23-0 


93 
91 
70 
80 

100 
93 
92 
89 
62 

100 
85 

100 


73 
69 
50 

■71 
60 
55 
87 
73 
60 

100 
86: 
93 


•5     1  "^ 


Precipi- 
tation. 


Clouds. 


S  ii.iii. 


S  p. Ill 


Upper.         Lower. 


100     88j 

84: 


100 
100 


100  95 

93  SI 

lOOi  82I 

100,  90 

100  lOOJ 

looj  100' 

lOOi  79' 


100 
90 


84 
100 


S.E. 

S.W. 

S.E. 

S.E. 

S.E. 

S. 

S.W. 

N.W 

s. 

N.W, 
N.W, 

N. 

W. 
N.W 
N.W. 
S.W. 
N.W. 

S. 

s. 

N.E.' 
C.    1' 

S.E. 
S, 

N.W. 

S.W. 


10(1 

89 

W. 

96 

79 

s. 

100 

89 

S.E. 

111(1 

M 

W. 

100 

95 

-  W. 

100 

76 

S. 

S.W. 
S.W. 
S.E. 
N.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
N.W 
N.W. 

W. 

N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W 

N. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.E.j 
N.W.i 
S.E. 

n.e; 

N.E.' 

E. 

N.W 

S. 

N.W.;  6 
N.W..  20 
N.W.        6 


4 
0 
8 

U) 
8 
8 

12 
4 
4 
0 

u; 
10 

6 

4 

10 

10 

■     10 

i     10 

12 

14 


s. 

s. 

s.' 

S.E.  I 
S.E.  I 
N.E. 

N.W.j 
S.     i 


02  0-16 


04:  R. 

..'0-02 

I 

04l.. 


1      C 


Upper. 


Lower. 


a  I  -5 


10  c.s. 


c.s. 
c.s. 

I 
6i  c.s. 


10    .v 
10  c.s 
10  c.s 


c.s. 
c.s. 


-3 
c 


c.s. 
s.c. 

K.S. 


1 

c. 

2 

c.s. 

10 

10 

K.S. 

.') 

c.s. 

3 
10 

C.S. 

1 

c.s. 

c.s. 

10 

c.s. 

10 

K.S. 

10 

K.S. 

5 
5 

s. 

8 

C.S. 

. ... 

c.s. 

10,  C.S. 

10 

c.s. 

10  <'..■<. 

.  10 

n.s 

10  c.s. 

\ 

10  c.s. 

4 

c.s. 

10 

c.s. 

10  c.s. 

10 

c.s. 

10 

8 

c.s. 

10 

\. 

10 
10 

K. 

10  K. 

C.S. 

10     \. 

lOj  K.S. 
21  C.S. 

10     K, 

lOi  C.S. 


10 


MKt'K0l!nl,O(iirAL    TAHI.KS. 

DAILY   WEATHER   KEPOHTS   I'OK   THE   YEAH   I90'J. 
yu'Appelle,  Saskatchewan — November,  1909. 


4  rig 


PnUSSURE. 
AT  32° 


Am  Tempeb.vtuke. 


Humid- 
ity. 


Day. 


Winds. 


Precipi- 
tation 


S  a.m.  S  p.m. 


U  — I 


1 1    27-43 

27-53 


27-57 
27-69 
27-76 
6 !  27-49 


7   . 
8.. 
9   . 
10  . 
11.. 
12.. 
13. 
14 
15. 
Hi 
17 
IS 
19 
20 
21 
22 
23 
24 
25 
26 
27 
28 
29 
30 


27-97 

27-99 

27-45 

27-11 

■  27-62 

28-01 

28-06 

28-20 

j  28-06 

i  27-81 

27-98 

j  27-43 

j  27-07 

I  27-36 

1 

;  27-76 

'  27-79 
27-16 
27-15 

'  27-79 
27-58 
27-69 
27-81 
27-61 
27-24 


27-69 

27-46' 

27-61 

27-74' 

27-6o! 

27-68! 

28-15; 

27-69 

27-25 

27-26 

27-90 

27-99 

28-20 

28-14 

27-89 

27-97 

27-76 

27-42 

27-20 

27-58 

27-81 

27-45 

27-19 

27-48 

27-68 

27-54 

27-90 

27-67 

27-39 

27-52 


330 
33-0 
30-0 
27-3 
36-5 
37-0 
24  0 

27-0! 

I 

26-o; 

28-o' 
20o| 

0-3! 

0-0 

-  5-4J 
1-0! 

1.2| 

5-3 

20-0 

3401 

-2-8 

-16-0 

-  9-2 
12-0 
16-2' 

-12-0 

3-8 

60 

15S 

37-5 

42-0 


39-0 
47-0! 

46-Oi 

I 

41-0' 
45-0' 
35-5 
26-5 
400 
36-0 
27-0 
10-5 

-  10 
6-0 
6-7 

15-5 
12-5 
18-0 
210 
15-8 

-  2-0 
2-8 
40 

18-5 

100 

30 

s-s 

6-6 
28-0 
400 
29-5 


470 
570 
560 
500 
500 
450 

36-0! 

I 
46-Oi 

46-ol 

36-0 

270 

100 

15-5 

12-5 

21-0 

25-5 

190 

300 

350 

16-0 

5-0 

4-0 

18-5 

220 

100 

11-0! 

16-0, 

30-o! 

44-0| 

420 


33-0 
28-0 
29-0 
24-0 
350 
35-0 
22-0 
190 
26- 0 
26-0 
10-0 

-  5-0 

-  5-0 

-  7-5I 

-  5-5 
1-0 
40 

13-0 
15-0; 

-  3-0' 
-18-Oj 
-U-O 

2-0! 

9-0 

-140 

2-0 

4-5 

0-0 

260 

29-5 


100 
85' 

100 
96 
95 

100 
95 
88 


100 

100 

100 

90 

91 

100 

100 

88 

78 

84 

100 

95 

94 

81 

93 

76 

88 

88 

100 
93 
40 
82 

100 
97 

100 
85 

100 
74 
96 
83 


82 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


Jpper. 

Lower. 

Upper.  . 

Lower. 

Kind. 

*3 

s 
< 

a 

Amt. 
Kind. 

6 

■6 

1 

s. 

s. 

s.w. ; 

w. 

E. 

S.  ; 
N.W. 
S.E.  j 

S. 

N.W.j 
N.W. 

w.  1 

S.W. 
N.W. 

s. 

s.w. 
w. 
s. 
w. 

N.W. 

c.  I 

N.E. 
S.E. 

s.    : 

K.W 
E. 

N.W.^ 

S.     j 

S.W.  ; 

s.w. 


s    w. 

14i    W. 

st  S.w. 

41  N.E. 
41    E. 


N.W. 
N.W. 
S.E. 
N.E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

W. 

N. 
N.W. 

8!  S.E. 

! 

6|N.W. 

0     S.  _ 

1:  S.E. 
I 
161  N.W. 

8'  N.W. 

i 

o;n.e.  I 

! 

4j  S.E. 
20   S.E. 
N.W. 
OjE. 
E. 
S.W. 
16  S.W. 
14      S. 
12  N.W 


10 
0 
4 
10 
18 
2 
14 
10 
18 
12 
2 

4 

6 

10 

16 

14 

4 

2 

0 

6 

16 

6 


0-02 


010 


002 

S.  i 


0-14; 


010 
0-20 


|0-10 
io-10 

s.  , 

O-OOii 


4 

0i|O-.3O 

4;' 

16  L. 

10| 

13  !    .,  . 


0-10| 


cs. 
c.s. 

C.8. 
C.S. 

c.s. 
c.s. 
c.s. 
c.s. 
c.s. 
c.s. 
c.s. 


10 


c.s. 
c.s. 
c.s. 

K. 


10 

10 

10 

7 

c.s 

B 

c.s 

10 

c.s 

c. 
c. 


5!  c.s. 

1 

10  c.s. 

10  c.s. 


c.s. 
c.s. 


10  c.s. 

lOi  c.s. 

10  c.s. 

10  c.s. 


K.S. 

c.s. 

C.S. 
K. 


10;     K. 
10 


K. 


C.S. 

C.S. 

5    C.S. 


460 


1. 
2. 
3 
4- 
5. 
-6. 


9 
10 
U 
12. 
13 
14 
l.i 
Hi 
17, 
IS 
19 
20. 
21. 
22. 
23 
24 
25 
26 
27, 
28. 
29. 
30 
31. 


METEOROLOUlrAI.    TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER   REl'ORTa   FOR   1  HE   YEAR   1909. 
Qu'Appelle,  Saskatchewan  —  December,  1909. 


Pressure 
AT  32° 


Air  Temper.\tuhe. 


Humid- 
ity. 


Day. 


QO 


in 

I    27 
il  27' 

'l- 
!1  27' 

i  27' 

ij  27' 

27 

27 

27 

27 

28 

27 

27 

27 

27 

27 

28 

27 

27 

27 

27 

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27 

27' 

27' 

27 

27 

27 

27 

27 


27-66 
27 -79 

27-97 

27-80 

27-68 

27-83 

27-91 

27-95 

27-73 

27-83 

27-95J 

27-29] 

27 -60' I 

27-76  : 

27-42|i 

28-01  I 

27-89 

27-61  ' 

27-87  J 

27-93| 

27-92  j 

I 

27-79! 

27-63  I 

-•-80', 

27-71:, 

27 -.52' 

27-44 

27-81 

27-38 

27-25 

27- 16 


18-5 

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29-55 
29-45 
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29-111  29-05 

29-33  29-69 

29-94!  29-82 

29-18  29-.30' 

29-67  29-43 

29-85  29-63 

29-171  29-12 

29-47'  29-64 


29-18 
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29-09 
28-87 
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29-20  29-18 

28-93'  28-98 

29-081  28-88| 

28-73'  29-2I1 

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29-99  29-77 

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Winds 


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8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


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8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


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DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR   THE   YEAR   1909. 
Winnipeg,  Manitoba— February,  1909. 


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140 
180 

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5-0 
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w. 

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200 
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DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE    YEAR   1909. 
Winnipeg,  'ianitoba — March,  1909. 


463 


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■02 

9 

s. 

2 

s. 

■04 


s. 

•03 

s. 

04 

-10 

-03. 

■03 

■01 


8 
12 

3 

4 

6 
20 

4 

4 
16 
12 

4 

2 
26 
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24 
10 
12 

5 

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16 
12' 
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24 
10 
16 
16 

3 

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121' 
4 


-01 


•03 


■04 


■29    -12 
...     -13 


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1 
-02i  -20 


I 


2  S. 

o\  S. 

8J  S. 

9J  S. 

2 1  S. 


i 

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9 

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10 

s. 

0 

s. 

3 

s. 

s  s. 

9  .S. 

8j  S. 

8'  S. 

Ill  S 


8 

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5 

s. 

10 

s. 

10 

s. 

4 

s. 

» 

s. 

8 

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S 

s. 

2 

s. 

2 

s. 

8 
9 

s. 
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10 

s. 

9 

in 

s. 

2      S. 


+64 


M  KTKOKOLOGICAL    TAHLKS. 

DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR   THE   YEAR   1909. 
Winnipeg,  Manitoba — April,  1909. 


T>.K\-.    I 


Pressure 
AT  32° 


3 
4 
5 
6 
7 
S 
9 
10 
11 
12 
l.S 
14 
15 
lU 
17 


OO 


00 


in. 
29-26 
28-77 
28-99 
28-90 
28-82 
29-04 
29-39 
29-59 
29 -.54 1 
29-27^ 
28-64 
28-89; 
29  12 
29-33 
29-35 
29-23 
29-00 


IS i,  29-42 

19 
20 
2L 


in. 
28-93 
28-95 
29-01 
28-70 
28-96 
29-13 
29-55 
29-58 
29-44 
28-94 
28-66 
29-00 
29-31 
29-25 
29-24 
29-18 
29-15 
29-36 


Air  Temperature. 


Humid- 
ity. 


23 
24 
25 
26 
27 
28 
29 
30. 


29-30 

29-13 

1  29-20 

29-24 

1 
i 

29-14 

28-84 

j 

29-07 

29-23 

I 

29-30 

29-29 

29-34 

29-23 

2911 

29-06 

28-77 

29-16 

1 

29-33 

29-23 

1 

29-24 

29-19 

29- 14 

29-13 

29-13 

29-05 

160 
30-5 
27-3 
34-0 
32-0 
31-2 
240 
14-0 
16-8 
27-0 
30-3 
220 
120 
20-3 
21-2 
31-1 
36-5I 
27-0' 
32-4 
27-2 
18-0' 
11-8! 
13-7 
25-1 
33-0 
30-0 
14-0 
250 
35-2 
30-5 


.37-2 

34- 1 

370 

34-0 

38-0 

37-2 

21-0 

24-0; 

33-0; 

33-6 

34-2| 

22-3| 

21-0 

37-2 

40- 1 

37-61 

40-5| 

.38-7 

470 

23-7i 

31-oi 

16-81 

! 

300 
38-2 
46-4 
20-0 
27-6 
34-0 
40-0 
30-0 


40-4 
37-2 
41-2 
37-2 
380 
43-5 
37-2 
25-1 
34-4 
.36-2 
37-2 
34-4 
22-8 
38-4 
46-0 
40-3' 
50-3, 
42-4| 
49-6 
47-0! 
37-8 
31-0 
32-7 
41-8 
53-0 
58-6 
29-4 
34-5 
42-1 
40  Oi 


12- 1  i   100 


Winds. 


29-3 
26-7 
29-8 
30-3 
26-6' 
20-0 
13-7' 
16-0 
230 
28-S 
20-1 
11-5 
15-2 


100 
96 
90 
99 
87 
96 

lOOj 

lOOJ 
97] 

100 
91 
99 

100 


8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


97 
99 
90 
96 
96' 
90 
87 
91 


S. 

S.E. 
W. 
E. 
N.W. 
S.E. 
N.W. 
N. 


89ijN.W. 
S.E. 


19-4     100 

27-2,1  100 

33-0 

250 

28-7 

23-7 


12-1 
10-7 
8-8 
16-2 
28-2 
20-0 
111 
19-1 
27-7 
26-7 


90 


73 


95 
97 
98 
81 

100 
82 
95 
96 

100 
95 
96 
87 

100 


j 

:  S.E. 

N  W 
N. 

S.E. 
N.W. 

S.E. 
S.E. 

N.W. 

N. 

N. 

N. 
N.W. 

N. 

N.E. 

S.E. 

E. 
!N.W. 

E. 
I  N.E. 
iN.W. 


61  S.E. 


N.W. 
S. 

S.E. 
S.W. 
N.W. 
N. 
8'    N. 
8i    N. 
161  S.E. 
12'  S.W. 
22  N.W. 
12      N. 
10      S. 
4|  S.E.  , 
41    E.    1 
10, N.W. 
16  N.W 
8    N.E.j 
16|  N.E.] 
Oj  S.E.  j 
26N.W. 
ON.W.i 

S. 
18     N. 
8'N.W. 
20iN.W. 
I2I  N.E, 
16     N. 
20  N.W 


Precipi- 
tation. 


20 
24 

4 
10 

8 
14 
22 

8 

4 
28 
16 
16 

3 
12 
10 

8 

24 
12 

0 
16 

4 
20 
12 

8 

8 
36 

3 
14 
16 
24 


-01 


-04 


in. 

•06 

-06 


-34 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


Upper.         Lower. 


Upper. 


Lower. 


-02 


-05 


-03 


■09 


•06: 

S.' 


-13ij 
R. 
■26:    04 


« 


C." 
C. 


2     C. 


5  S. 

5  8. 

8'  S. 

9  S. 


C. 

c. 


7 
10 


10 


51    s. 


METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES. 

DAILY    WEATHER    REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Winnipeg,  Manitoba — May,  1909. 


465 


Day. 


Pressure 
AT  32° 


28-97    28-95 


29-02 
29-07 
28-74 
28-54 
28-93 
29-00 
29-03 


29  05 
28-96 
28-46 
28-83 
28-91 
28-99 
29-23 


29 -36!  29-24 

29-16'  2917 

29-18  2!).  12 

29-12  29-06 


29-04 

29-04 

28-98 

28-90 

28-94 

29-06 

29-20 

29-24 

29-38 

29-27 

29-33 

29-25 

29-31 

29-18 

29-23 

29-20 

29-33 

29-26 

29-32 

29-33 

Air  Temperature. 


29-26 
29-39 
29-40 
29-32 
29-12 
29-06 
28-93 
28-77 
29-11 


29-27 
29-36 
29-35 
29-14 
29-01 
28-95 
28-75 
28-90 
29-13 


26-2 
24-2 
28-8 
41-1 
50-2 
36-2 
33-7 
35-3 
31-2 
400 
37-0 
47-4 
41-0 
43-2 
47-0 
41-0 
44-6 
52-0 
51-0 
40-8 
51-0 
55-1 
56-0 
53-3 
58-0 
55-7 
52-4 
55-4 
57-5 
64-8 
'63-8 


03 
S 


35-2 
34-6 
49-7 
71-8 
45-1 
38-8 
43-2 
38-0 
53-0 
53- 1 
45-1 
52-7 
53-0 
56-0 
50-5 
57-0^ 

63 -o: 

64-8 
66-8 
.56-8 
67-4 
67-5 
•2-0 
02-8 
70-8 
74-3 
73-4 
73-7 
70-8 
07-1 
77-7 


39 -Oi 
37-6! 
50-31 

77-o| 

71-8| 

54-21 

I 

52 -2| 
46 -o' 
55-1 
580 
53-2 
58-0 
61-4 
61-7 
56-0 
60-0 

66-8i 

I 
730 

72-0 

07-0 

72-5 

75-2 

70-0 

67-5 

76-0 

80-oj 

76-8 

80-8 

73-7I 

72-lj 

■82-8 


24-6 
22-1 
20-0 
350 
44-0 
35-0 
28-0 
32-5 
22-2 
36-2 
34  0 
40-3 
39-0 
39-0 
43-2 
32-0 
32-0 
46-0 
41-0 
45-3 
46-7 
41-1 
42-3 
43- 1 
52-0 
40-4 
44-6 
44-8 
530 
58-0 


58-6 


HCMID- 

rry. 


89 
93 
92|  73 
90  61 
75  88 
90 

90 


87 
97 
98 
66 
71 
80 
86 
81 
95 
91 
71 
61 
64 
90 
73 
63 
67 
77 
79 
61 
77 
94 
73 
64 
85 


100 
SO 
47 
93 
75 
84 
70j 
75 
53 
37 
41 
85 
90 
67 
64 
89 
76 
43 
33 
50 
57 
54 
94 
67 


Winds. 


m.    8  p.m. 


N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

S. 
N.W. 

N. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

W. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
S.E. 
N.E. 
N.W. 

N. 

N. 

E. 
N.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

S. 

E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 

E. 

e; 


10 

28 

12 

6 

36 

16 

12 

12 

7 

8 

4 

16 

■  0 

8 

8 

10 

8 

12 

10 

7 

1 
12j 

10 

5 

10 

10 

3 

4 

6 

16 

14 

8 


N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

S.E. 
N.W. 
N.E. 
N.W. 

N. 
N.W. 

N. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

S... 
N.E. 

N." 

N. 
N.E. 

E. 
S.E. 

E. 

E. 
S.E. 
S.W. 

E. 
S.E. 

E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 

E. 

E. 

E. 


36 

28 

10 

12 

32 

10 

14 

26 

2 

8 

12 

8 

12 

14 

20 

20 

16 

10 

0 

12 

12 

8 

5 

S 

11 

5 

4 

8 

24 

8 

5 


Precipi- 
tation. 


-04 


R. 


•07 


-04 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


Upper.         Lower.  Upper.         Lower 


•01 


-21 


5      S.  3     C 


C.  4 

c.  1... 

'       7 

c.    |.... 
i     10 


s. 


N. 


■22         2     C . 

■.;(•. 
::  ( ■ 
2j  C. 
2     C. 


.S. 


7     S. 


-a 
c 


3  C. 

2'  c. 

i 

4  C. 

J    c. 


5'  C.S. 

I 
3     C. 


Cc 
C. 
C. 


2     S. 


7|  S. 

7  S. 

1  S. 

i  s. 


10 


s. 

s. 
el  s. 
0    s. 


5     S. 
2     S. 


2247&— 30 


466 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY  WEATHER  REPORTS  FOR  THE  YEAR  1909. 
Winnipeg,  Manitoba — June,  1909. 


Day. 


1.. 

2.. 

3.. 

4.. 

5.. 

6.. 

7. . 

8.. 

9.. 
10.. 
11.. 
12.. 
13.. 
14.. 
15.. 
16.. 
17.. 
18.. 
19.. 
20.. 
21.. 
22.. 
23.. 
24.. 
25.. 
26.. 
27.. 
28.. 
29.. 
30.. 


Pressdhe 

AT  32° 


29-18 
29-20 
29-93 
29-20 
29-32 
29-35 
29 -.53 
29-46 
29-32 
29-39 
29-26 
29  05 
29-20 
29-29 
29-18 
29-05 
29-32 
29-23 
28-93 
28-91 
28-78 
28-84 
28-88 
28-90 
29-10 
29-02 
29-19 
29-16 
29-24 
29  42 


Air  Temperature. 


66 

79-7 

77-0 

58-1 

54-8 

63-8 

66  1 

59-7 

73-1 

76-7 

82-2 

56-4 

61-9 

76-4 

77-1 

69-1 

73-9 

80-7 

S2-8 

76-0 

73-8 

67-3 

65-4 

62-0 

58-0 

73-8 

68-3 

77-9 

77-7 


77-7 
83-3 
86-5 
77-0 
66-6 
66-4 
72-7 
66-1 
74-2 
79-2 
85-2 
82-2 
640 
78-0 
85-3 
85-0 
81-0 
82-0 
90-0 
82-3 
82-2 
81-8 
740 
70-0 
660 
64-0 
69-0 
81-0 
83-0 
77-8 


.3 
S 


53-3 
42-2 
60-0 
43-9 
35-3 
42-8 
35-2 
46-0 
48-0 
43-1 
51-7 
51-7 
39-7 
33-7 
53-6 
55-3 
39-9 
54-9 
63-2 
62-8 
63-2 
59-7 
53-0 
47-8 
45-3 
50-4 
490 
52-9 
68-6 
49-0 


Hdmid- 

ITT. 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


N. 
N.E. 

S. 

N. 

E. 
N.E. 

S. 
S.E. 
N.W, 

N. 
S.W. 

N. 
N.E. 

N. 
S.W. 

N. 

N. 
S.E. 
S.W. 

E. 
S.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

W. 
N.W. 
N.E. 

N. 
S.E. 

C. 
N.W. 


8  p.m. 


N. 
S. 

w. 

N. 

N. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

N. 

N. 
N.W 

S. 

N. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
N.E. 
S.E. 

S. 

S. 
S.W. 
N.W. 
N.E. 

N. 
N.E. 

S. 
N.W. 

C. 


10 

10 

12 

5 

6 

12 

4 

5 

8 

4 

8 

24 

14 

lOi 

12 

12 

8 

20 

12 

12 

20 

10 

22 

16 

0 

14 

12 

2 

18 

0 


Precipi- 
tation. 


•19 


-07 


•14 


R. 


...j   -25 
-02'.... 


R. 


R. 


•30  -10 


•01 


-09 
-38 
R. 


Clodds. 


8  a.m. 


Upper.        Lower, 


C. 
C. 
C. 


C. 

C. 

C. 

C 

2     C. 


K.S. 


C.S. 


8  p.m. 


Upper. 


S. 


1 


c. 
c. 


c. 
c. 


c. 
c. 


c. 
c. 


c. 
c. 

4   C.S. 


C.S. 


Lower. 


a 


s. 
s. 

K.S. 


9     S. 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


467 


DAILY  WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Winnipeg,  Manitoba — July,  1909. 


Day. 


1. 

2. 
3. 
4. 
5. 

6 

7. 

8. 

9. 
10. 
11. 
12. 
13. 
U. 
15. 
16. 
17. 
IS. 
19. 
20. 
21. 
22. 
23. 
24. 
25 
26 
27. 
28. 
29 
30 
31 


Pressube 
AT  32° 


in. 

in 

29-27 

29- 

29  14 

29- 

29-36 

29- 

29-15 

29- 

29-12 

29- 

29-20 

29- 

29-19 

29- 

28-94 

28- 

28-75 

28- 

29-06 

29- 

28-87 

28- 

28-71 

28- 

29-01 

28- 

28-86 

28- 

29-04 

29- 

29-28 

29- 

29-17 

29- 

29-34 

29- 

29-10 

29- 

29-12 

29- 

29  06 

29- 

29-29 

29- 

29-39 

29- 

29-25 

29- 

29  07 

28- 

28-98 

29- 

28-95 

28- 

28-86 

28- 

20-21 

29- 

29- 18 

29- 

29-00 

29- 

Air  Temperature. 


60-6 
58-7 
57-1 
60-9 
64-0 
67-8 
70-8 
66-8 
63-9 
60-7 
62-0 
MS 
60-7 
58-1 
60-4 
60-9 
62-8 
61-0 
62-0 
65  0 
65-6 
62-1 
61-0 
62-9 
72-5 
64  8 
65-3 
63-5 
63-0 
67-8 
64-1 


80-5 
77-2 
77-0 
82-0 
82-0 
86-5 
87-3 
81-2 
75-6 
76-S 
82-3 
81-9 
74-6 
68-8 
75-1 
81-1 
79-8 
80-4 
77-8 
82-2 
78-7 
75-5 
80-5 
84-7 
85-2 
80-2 
83-4 
76-3 
758 
83-5 
85-0 


HUMID- 

mr. 


73 
58 
84 
50 
78 
77 
76 
89 
81 
85 
77 
88 
94 
88 
91 
03 
84 
89 
100 
100 
81 
74 
84 
85 
83 
97 
87 
89 
84 
70 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


Q 


S.  E. 

N.  E. 

C. 

S.E. 

S. 

s. 
s. 
s. 

s.  w. 
w. 

S.E. 

w. 
w. 
s. 
w. 
w. 
s.  w. 

S.E. 
S.E. 

E. 

N. 

N.  W. 
N.  W. 

S.E. 

S.E. 

S.W. 

E. 

N.  W. 
N.  W. 

S. 

E. 


8  p.m. 


Q 


S.E. 
N. 
S. 
S. 
S. 

s. 

S.E. 
S.W. 

N.W. 

W. 

N. 
N.W. 
S.E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

N. 
S.E. 

E. 

S. 
N.  W. 

N. 

S. 
S.E. 

S. 
N.  E. 
S.E. 
N.  E. 
N.W. 
S.E. 

N. 


6 
16 

6 
12 
12 

6 

10 
16 
24 

6 

4 
12 

4 
14 
18 

0 
15 
16 

21 

1        I 

i     '' 
24 

6 

3| 
12 
18. 
10 

24' 

0 

10 

8| 
3 


Precipi- 
tation. 


•18 


-18 
R. 


■19 


•10 


•01 


•11 


•50 


•  01 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


R. 


•13 


Upper.        Lower. 


C. 
C. 
C. 


8  p.m. 


Upper.        Lower, 


M 


K.S. 

S. 
S. 


S. 

s. 


K.S. 


s. 
s. 
s. 


c.s. 


s. 
SB 


s. 
s. 

K.S 


S. 
S. 
S. 

s. 


K.S 
S. 


s. 
s. 
s. 


22476—30* 


468 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Winnipeg,  Manitoba — August,  1909. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 

Am  Temperature. 

Humid- 
ity. 

Wind.''. 

Peecipi- 

TA-nON. 

Clouds. 

Day. 

a 

03 
00 

00 

S 

C3 

s 

d 

00 

S 

oj 

00 

96 
86 
84 
85 
73 
89 
84 
96 
58 
86 
92 
93 
88 
99 
88 
85 
96 
82 
82 
93 
85 
83 
82 
95 
87 
90 
94 
90 
98 
93 
81 

B 

d 

00 

60 
85 
63 
77 
61 
67 
87 
53 
81 
88 
82 
83 
90 
60 
83 
73 
71 
68 
81 
72 
69 
58 
95 
79 
70 
52 
77 
76 
69 
71 
80 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

6 
a 

00 

in. 

S 
a. 

00 

in. 

8a 

m. 

8p 

m. 

(3 

> 

> 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

i   1 

•s 
< 

e 
< 

■d 

.a 

4J 
E 
< 

-d 

s 

1 

in. 
29  07 

in. 

29-06 
28-95 
29-18 
29- 15 
28-94 
29-19 
29-26 
29-31 
29-28 
29- 14 
29-13 
29-02 
28-94 
28-95 
29-05 
29-10 
29-08 
29-03 
29-21 
28-90 
28-98 
29-28 
28-93 
29-13 
29-12 
28-91 
28-88 
29-42 
29-30 
29-17 
29-42 

o 

58-6 
71-6 
67-8 
65-8 
62-8 
63-4 
58-8 
55-5 
58-9 
65-8 
64-2 
65-0 
71-5 
65-1 
66-9 
64-5 
65-0 
60-1 
56-9 
51-9 
67-3 
53-5 
62-1 
58-7 
58-1 

o 

83-8 
70-6 
75-6 
73-4 
69-8 
73-5 
60-5 
75-5 
72-3 
67-2 
71-8 
75-9 
72-7 
82-3 
76-0 
74-4 
69-8 
69-8 
61-2 
71-9 
65-4 
72-5 
70-6 
64-8 
68-8 

o 

85-0 

88-0 
76-5 
83-7 
90-0 
77-2 
73-5 
77-0 
80-7 
76-5 
78-7 
81-0 
80-7 
85-7 
82-2 
85-0 
76-7 
78-8 
700 
77-5 
92-6 
75-0 
81-2 
730 
77-6 
83-5 
79.6 
66-4 
69-3 
66-0 
66-7 

53-9 
63-3 
65-2 
58-6 
56-4 
60-6 
52-3 
47-0 
52-0 
62-7 
61-8 
59-1 
61-9 
.59-9 
64-6 
.57-7 
61-2 
54-8 
48-8 
46-0 
63-8 
48-9 
53-7 
57-8 
51-0 
47-0 
66-4 
47-8 
41-8 
50-0 
350 

E. 
S.E. 
N.  W. 

W. 

N. 

N. 

C. 

C. 
S.E. 
S.  E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 

C. 

N. 

S. 

C. 

w". 

N.  W. 
E.  _ 

S.E. 

W. 

S.E. 

N. 
S. 
S. 

s. 
w. 
w. 

N. 
N.  E. 

2 

10 

14 

8 

8 

4 

0 

0 

5 

10 

4 

8 

16 

0 

8 

8 

0 

8 

10 

6 

14 

12 

14 

- 
8 

8 

8 
16 
18 

2 
12 

8 

S.E. 
S.W. 

C. 
N.  E. 

N. 
N.  W. 
'  N. 

C. 
S.E. 
S.E. 

E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 

W. 
N.  E. 
S.E. 
N.  W. 
N.W. 
N.*E. 
S.E. 
N.W. 

C. 
S.E. 

C. 
N.W. 
S.E. 
N.W. 

N. 
S.  E. 

N. 

C. 

2 

10 

0 

8 

6 

5 

7 

0 

4 

12 

9 

10 

12 

5 

8 

7 

12 

12 

8 

24 

18 

0 

5 

0 

10 

18 

9 

16 

8 

18 

0 

2 
9 
4 
4 
9 

K. 

2 

29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
28 
28 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
28 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
28 
29 
29 
29 

m 

04 
15 
21 
12 
06 
32 
30 
36 
21 
17 
12 
98 
99 
05 
11 
10 
12 
19 
22 
78 
30 
05 
11 
12 
22 
65 
16 
51 
15 
49 

•08 

9 

7 

s. 
s. 

S. 

3 

s. 

4 

2 

c. 

S. 

5 

1 

!■■■■ 

!l-26 

1-66 

7 
7 
7 

s. 
s. 
s. 

s. 

6 

2 

c. 

7 

•01 

8 

N  . 

8 

9 

R. 

8 
7 

1 
8 

2 

s. 

10 

7 
8 

s. 
s. 

B. 

11 

2 

c. 

s. 

12 

2 

C. 

s. 

13 

i 
R. 

1-67 

K.S. 

14 

2 

C. 

K.S. 

15 

16 

2 
2 

c. 
c. 

8 
2 

s. 

17 

-06 

1 

s. 

s. 

18 

c. 

19 

3 
4 
2 

c. 
c. 
c. 

2 
3 

s. 
s. 

5 

2 
8 
2 

1 

s. 

20 

R. 

21 

s. 

22 

s. 

23 

■01 

2 

7 
7 

s. 
s. 
s. 

s. 

24 

s. 

25 

s. 

26  . 

... 
53-6     74-5 
73-2     66-4 
49-9      .54-7 

27 

5 
3 

s. 
s 

2 

c. 

3 

8 
2 

8 

s. 

28.. 

R. 

R. 

3 

2 

c . 
c. 

s. 

29 

45-2 
52-9 
44-7 

64-4 
56-8 
58-5 

s. 

30 

s. 

31 

1 

s. 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY  WEATHER  REPORTS  FOR  THE  YEAR  1909. 
Winnipeg,  Manitoba — -September,  1909. 


469 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 

Air  Temperature. 

Humid- 
ity. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

Clouds. 

Day 

S 

OS 

00 

s 

li 

00 

e 

03 
oo 

B 
a. 

00 

g 
s 

oo 

86 
87 
90 
88 
70 
93 
67 
92 
99 
98 
98 
99 
100 
95 
93 
95 
99 
90 
94 
87 
98 
96 
96 
99 
99 
90 
\    98 
100 

:       99 

i  100 

i 

^! 

oo     1 

[ 

59 
66 
57 
80 
56 
74 
71 
92 
90 
76 
90 
92 
97 1 
93 
76 
92 
75 
79 

83 1 

77 
75 ' 
80| 
74^ 
75 
81 
83 
100 
85 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

E 

00 

in 

e 

6. 

oo 

in. 

S 

a.ni 

8 

p.m. 

> 

Q 

> 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

+3 

s 
< 

-a 

w 

s 

< 

-1   i 

t4   < 

1 
\4 

•d 

1 

in. 

29-37 
29-13 
28-98 
29-44 
29-33 
29-28 
2909 
29-17 
29-02 
29-25 
29-01 
28-90 
28-94 
29-19 
29-33 
29-11 
29-30 
28-95 
29  05 
28-53 
28-71 
28-97 
29-21 
29-38 
29-52 
29-47 
29-25 
29-29 
29-35 
29-34 

in. 

29-13 
29-02 
29-12 
29-43 
29  00 
29-24 
29-03 
29-13i 
29-11 
29-15 
28-87 
28-99 
29-17 
29-24: 
29-16 
29-26 
29  09 
28-97 
29  02 
28-66 
28-77 
29  07 
29-25 
29-43 
29-44 
29-36 
29  17 
29-28 
29-30 
29-23 

o 

47-5 
52-3 
57-6 
47-1 
489 
45-9 
52-9 
55-9 
60-2 
41-5 
56-4 
70- 1 
54-9 
49- 1 
42-9 
51-4 
36-9 
57-9 
44-9 
52-9 
464 
36-9 
38-1 
34-1 
390 
50-4 
49-1 
43-2 
45-3 
35-3 

o 

700 
66-6 
62-9 
54-1 
710 
57-4 
70-8 
09-7 
60-6 
63-4 
72-9 
65-1 
50-5 
53-4 
59-9 
55-9 
64-5 
62-8 
64-8 
63-5 
58-2 
47-5 
48-1 
51-0 
63-5 
651 
62-8 
56-9 
53-6 
55-3 

790 
80-2 
730 
64-8 
76-0 
710 
84-9 
79-8 
74-3 
73-0 
78-9 
74-2 
65- 1 
63-9 
67-5 
64-3 
71-3 
77-5 
720 
70-8 
63-5 
56-2 
54-6 
60-0 
73-1 
74-8 
74-5 
720 
650 
70-7 

O 

40-4 
48-7 
54-8 
41-9 
40-0 
39-8 
50-0 
50-0 
57-9 
39-0 
54-5 
64-9 
50-5 
41-7 
41-6 
47-8: 
350 
56-5 
44-0 
52-4 
45-5 
36-0 
37-1 
29-8 
36-2 
49-5 
•49-0 
41-2 
44-0 
32-0 

S.E. 
_S. 

s.w. 

N.W. 
S.W. 

N. 
S.E. 
N.E. 
S.E. 

C. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
N.W. 

S. 
S.W. 

w. 

S.E. 
S.E. 
S.W. 
S.E. 
S.W. 
N.W. 

W. 

C. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
N.W. 

C. 

E. 

12 

6 

5 

14 

16 

8 

20 

10 

20 

12 
16 
12 
12 
10 
7 
8 

20 

15 

19 

10 

14 

8 

0 

12 

20 

14 

8 

0 

8 

S. 

S. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
S.W. 
S.E. 

N. 

S. 

N. 

E. 
S.E. 

N. 

W. 

W. 
S.E. 
N.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 

S. 

s. 

N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
N.W. 

N. 

E. 

E. 

12 

-12 

16 

8 

12 

8 

3 

4 

8 

14 

16 

12 

10 

*i 
8 

4 
20 
14 
12 
17 
12 
10 
12 

6 
16 
24 
12 
12 

8 

8 

2 

s. 

2 
5 
9 

s 

2 

s. 

3 

.... 

2 

c. 

s. 

4 

04 



5 

1 
3 

c. 
c. 

3 

c. 

3 

3 
3 
3 

s 

6 

2 
3 

3 

s. 
s. 

s. 

s. 

7 

3 

c. 

s 

8 

3 

c. 

s. 

9 

- 

10 

11 

5 

c. 

2 

s. 

12 

9 

10 
6 

2 

9 

s. 

N. 
S. 

s. 

K.S. 

s 

13 

■08 

-37 

( ■ 

14 

t 

3 

15 

R. 

R. 

lo'   S 

10 

1     s 

17 

1 

c. 

IKS 

18 

-03 
•06 

-02 

3 

1 

K.S. 

S. 

7 

c.s. 

10     1^ 

19 

8 
3 
7 
2 

20 

8 
3 

C.S. 

s 

21 

c.s. 

s 

22 

6 
6 
5 

K. 

S. 
K. 

K  S 

23 

R. 

s 

24 

25 

1   ■ 

4 
2 

9 

s 

26 

i 

s 

27 

s 

28 

29 

8 

S. 

30 

2 

c. 

1 

8 

470 


METEO&OLOGlCAL   TABLBS. 

DAILY  WEATHER  REPORTS  FOR  THE  YEAR  1909. 
Winnipeg,  Manitoba — October,  1909. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 

AlB  Tempehatdre. 

Humid- 
ity. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

Clouds. 

Day. 

B 

03 
00 

i 

a. 

00 

B 

00 

d 
00 

■A 

s 

00 

97 

92 

100 

100 

98 

99 

99 

100 

98 

98 

98 

100 

99 

100 

100 

100 

99 

100 

100 

85 

100 

98 

96 

97 

93 

88 

100 

92 

100 

100 

90 

s 

d 

00 

75 
81 
89 
75 
86 
71 
93 
97 
80 
99 
100 
95 
95 
97 
98 
99 
91 
88 
76 
92 
93 
97 
42 
82 
91 
81 
97 
94 
98 
100 
100 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

S 

00 

s 

d 
00 

8a 

m. 

8p 

m. 

Q 

i 

> 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

B 
< 

1 

B 
< 

3 

■3 

c 

S 
< 

■6 

a 

3 

1 

in. 

29  19 
29-20 
29-41 
29-41 
29-16 
29-03 
28-77 
28-89 
29-38 
29-15 
29-21 
29-07 
28-88 
28-87 
29-06 
29-34 
29-53 
29-73 
29-50 
29-08 
28-90 
29-45 

in. 

29-11 
29-23 
29-38 
29-33 
29-18 
28-86 
28-70 
29-23 
28-27' 
29-18 
29-19 
28-97 
28-82 
28-95 
29-22 
29-33 
29-64 
29-65 
29-27 
28-89 
29-24 
29-55 

0 

42-3 
40-9 
36-8 
40-5 
57-0 
58-0 
58-9 
52-6 
30-5 
27-5 
27-7 
23-7 
29-7 
32-9 
33-5 
33-9 
290 
26-5 
28-9 
42-9 
33-0 
35-2 
34-1 
35-9 
36-0 
33-2 
11-6 
26-7 
27-8 
36-1 
22-8 

0 

62-5 
59-2 
58-4 
65-5 
65-6 
70-9 
65-0 
47-9 
45-9 
40-0 
26-4 
32-9 
33-1 
34  8 
36-7 
37-8 
36-6 
34-9 
44-5 
41-3 
37-0 
38-2 
36-8 
39-1 
46-5 
27-2 
26-8 
35-3 
38-3 
35-0 
37-9 

0 

73-5 
70  3 
72-1 
73-2 
79-7 
82-0 
75-2 
69-8 
66-3 
540 
40-0 
36-2 
36-0 
36-0 
44-5 
41-8 
42-2 
45-8 
50-8 
44-6 
41-2 
39-6 
39-8 
46-0 
540 
466 
32-0 
42-2 
51-5 
48-1 
49-7 

39- 1 
40-5 
35-4 
40-1 
55-7 
53-9 
58-0 
48-0 
29-8 
26-3 
26-2 
23-0 
25-0 
31-9 
32-0 
25-2 
29-0 
25-5 
25-2 
34-2 
33-0 
34-9 
33-6 
35-2 
32-0 
27-2 
10-7 
23- 1 
27-0 
30-0 
21-7 

S.E. 
S.W. 

C. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 

W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

C. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
N.W. 

N. 

C. 

s. 
s. 

N.W. 
N.W. 

S. 

S. 

N. 

N. 

12 
5 
0 

8 
20 
12 
16 
16 
6 
7 
27 
24 
32 

S.E. 
C. 

E. 
S.E. 

N. 
S.E. 

E. 

C. 

N. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

9 

0 

5 

12 

11 

12 

2 

0 

12 

30 

24 

28 

24 

28 

8 

8 

3 

5 

20 

10 

16 

0 

16 

10 

0 

22 

4 

8 

6 

5 

0 

in. 

in. 

4 
3 

C. 

c. 

C. 

8 
5 

S. 

2 

2 
2 

8. 

c. 

R, 

3 

4 

6 

S. 

5 

•2 
5 

c. 
c. 

4 

s. 

6 

5 

c. 

7 

-09 
-10 

R. 

7 
8 

s. 
s. 

6 
9 

S. 

8 

s 

9 

5 

4 
2 

c. 
c. 
c. 

10 

i 
i 

R. 

4 
1 
5 
8 

10 
8 
9 
6 
6 
3 
6 

10 
8 
8 
8 
7 
6 
5 

s. 
s. 
s. 
s. 

N. 

s. 
s. 
s. 
s. 
s. 
s. 

N| 

s. 
s. 
s. 
s. 
s. 
s. 

10 
9 
8 
8 
8 
7 
8 
8 

N. 

11 

S. 

12 

s. 

13 

s. 

14 

22   N.W. 
10   N.W. 

R. 
-01 

-15 

s. 

15 

s. 

16 

7 
8 
0 

N.W. 
N.W. 
S.R. 

s. 

17 

s 

18 

19 

16    S.E. 

2 

c. 

20 

12 

16 

3 

0 

22 
12 
10 
8 
8 
5 
7 
6 

E. 
N.W. 
C. 
S. 
W. 

c. 

N.W. 

s. 
s. 

E. 
W. 
C. 

-02 

10 

N. 

21 

1  7 

7!  s. 

22 

R. 

R. 

8     S. 

23 

!  29-64'  29-31 

7:     S. 

24 

28-89 
28-86 
28-96 
29-46 
29-29 
28-89 
28-90 
29-15 

28-98 
28-61 
29-21 
29-42 
29-06 
28-85 
28-99 
29-17 

25 

8 

s. 

26 

-01 

1 
1 

5 
3 
5 

c. 
c. 

c. 

27 

28 

3 

c. 

29 

2 
3 

s. 
s. 

30 

3 
3 

c. 
c. 

31 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY  WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Winnipeg,  Manitoba — November,  1909. 


471 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 

Air  Temperature. 

Humid- 
ity. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

Clouds. 

Day 

S 

OS 
CO 

in. 

29  10 
29- 15 
28-93 
29  10 
29-31 
29-21 
29-31 
29-79 
29-13 
28-48 
28-93 
29-57 
29-68 
29-55 
29-93 
29-44 
29-46 
29-11 
28-63 
28-69 
29-38 
29-45 
28-96 
28-77 
29-33 
29-04 
29-18 
29-67 
29-21 
28-84 

d 

00 

s 

oi 

QO 

i 

00 

i 

s 

.S 

B 

03 
00 

100 
99 
92 

100 
99 
93 
84 

100 
96 
94 
97 
96 

100 

100 
90 
93 
97 
87 
97 
99 

100 
96 
97 
96 

100 
98 
96 

100 
98 
98 

i 

00 

88 
100 
100 
94 
83 
88 
90 
93 
85 
97 
92 
94 
98 
96 
95 
100 
92 
98 
100 
100 
100 
98 
98 
98 
96 
97 
97 
98 
95 
89 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

S 

00 

in. 

g 
d 

00 

in. 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

5 

> 

a 

i 

8 
16 

0 

4 
12 
12 
12 
16 
16 

6 
16 

7 
12 
20 

5 

6 

e' 

0 
10 
12 

0 

8 

14 

7 

8 

8 

12 

24 

20 

12 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

1 

i 
s 

< 

-d 
c 

3 

s 
< 

■d 

s 

< 

i 

1.- 

in. 

28-94 
28-84 
29  06 
29-21 
29-35 
28-89 
29-56 
29-47 
28-89 
28-36 
29-25 
29-67 
29-70 
29-53 
29-66 
29-28 
29-50 
28-99 
28-59 
29-08 
29-49 
29-28 
28-78 
28-86 
29-33 
28-97 
29-44 
29-42 
29-05 
28-87 

23-6 
26-2 
34-9 
25-7 
30-9 
38-4 
39-9 
24-0 
34-1 
53-1 
310 
14-0 

—  1-0 
160 

40 
12-0 
13-6 
19-0 
20-8 
14-0 

—  3-0 
3-2 

11-0 
28-0 
4-0 
24-2 
150 

—  4-6 
27-2 
34-9 

° 

45-3 
40-2 
35-5 
36-5 
40-9 
50-6 
31-9 
33-8 
45-1 
52-9 
29-0 

7-0 
10-3 
17-3 
14-7 
20-0 
12-6 
17-9 
22-0 

2-6 
—  2-4 

4-1 
27-2 
28-3 
100 
21-3 
13-6 
20-1 
33-1 
36-0 

54-0 
48-2 
52-8 
54-9 
47-8 
59-4 
50-7 
47-2 
46-7 
55-0 
52-9 
29-1 
11-7 
17-3 
21-6 
24-0 
20-9 
20-3 
30-6 
22-0 
8-0 
7-1 
27-2 
33-0 
28-3 
24- 1 
21-3 
20-4 
35-3 
39-9 

o 

23-0 
25-7 
34-9 
25-4 
29-8 
33-0 
32-0 
20-7 
32-4 
46-7 
29-0 
7-0 

—  2-0 
6-0 
2-0 
9-8 

11-6 

10-1 

15-0 

2-6 

—  6-0 

—  5-0 
4-2 

25-0 
2-3 
10-0 
13-6 

—  4-6 
15-0 
28-9 

E. 

W. 
S.W. 

c. 
c. 

s. 

N.W. 
C. 

s. 
s. 

N.W. 
N.W. 

C. 

N. 

W. 

C. 
N.W. 

s. 
'   s. 

N.W. 
N.W. 

N. 

S. 

S. 
N.W. 

N. 
N.W. 

S. 

s. 
s. 

4 

8 
20 

0 

0 
12 
22 

0 
20 
22 
14 
10 

0 
30 

7 

0 
12 
16 
12 
20 

6 

5 
16 

7 
10 

6 
12 

2 
16 
24 

W. 

s. 
c. 
w. 

E. 

S.E. 

N.W. 

S. 

S. 

s. 

N.W. 
S.W. 

N. 

N.W. 
S. 

w. 
s. 
c. 

N.W. 
W. 
C. 

N. 

s. 

S. 
N. 
N.W. 
W. 
S. 

s. 
s 

2 

-04 

3 

4 

5 

7 

s. 
s. 

5 

7 
2 
6 

s. 

6 

2 

c. 

s. 

7 

7 

4 

s. 
s. 

s 

8 

9 

10 

S. 

■01 
08 

8 
8 
8 
4 
8 

s. 
s. 
s. 
s. 
s. 

8 
6 
2 
2 

7 

s. 

11 

s. 

12 

s. 

13 

s. 

14 

s. 

15 

16 

•07 

-04 
-05 

S. 

-04 

■08 

4 

c. 

3 
8 
10 
9 
8 

s. 
s. 
s. 
s. 
s. 

10 

N. 

17 

18 

5 
7 
6 

s. 

19 

s. 

20 

s. 

21 

7 

c. 

22 

-08 

•01 
■38 

10 
9 

8 

N 

s. 
s. 

10 
8 
7 
8 
8 
3 

s. 

23 

N. 

24 

s. 

25 

8. 

26 

-01 

7 
7 

s. 
s. 

s. 

27 

S. 

28 

2 

4 

c. 
c. 

S. 

29 

7 
3 

s. 
s. 

30 

2 

c. 

472 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1009. 
Winnipeg,  Manitoba — December,  1909. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 

Air  Temperature. 

Humid- 
ity. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

Clouds. 

Day. 

00 

d 

00 

00 

d 

00 

s 

i 

g 
s 

00 

1 

1 

98 

98 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

90 

100 

70 

94 

100 

s 

d 

00 

97 
100 

99 
96 

"1 

100 

100 
60. 

100 
65 
93 

inn 

8  ."i.m.          S  p.m. 

S 

00 

s 

d 

00 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

Q 

> 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

< 

1 

•d 

c 

+3 

< 

i 

< 

■3 
C 

1 

in. 

29  12 
29  03 
29-27 
29-28 
29-14 
28-99 
29-12 
29-44 
29 -.57 
29 -.57 

in. 

29-16 
29-02 

1 

29-34 
29-39 
28-78 
29  19 
29-21 
29-52 
29-53 
29-61 

26-1 
20- 1 
10-2 

4-2 
4-1 

8-: 

—  8-4 
—10-4 
—29 -J 

—27-4 

—  5-: 
i-( 

22.J 

17-1 

8-f 

1-. 

l-( 

—  6-f 

—  7-( 
6- 

14. 

—  0. 
10- 

—  5- 
0- 

—  3- 
2- 

—  4- 
-27- 

3- 
8- 

21-0 

150 

7-2 

5-2 

16-2 

0-8 

0-0 

—18-9 

—26-4 

4-2 

-  7-8 

18-0 

22-6 

>       4-5 

90 

)       2-2 

)—  9-5 

.—  9-5 

)       9-0 

!      12-0 

)     11-7 

)       3-9 

1     10-5 

3       0-0 

1—  2-6 

)       3-3 

?—  7-9 

3—15-7 

1—  1-6 

1)      12-9 

1      17-8 

36 -.0 

210 

15-2 

7-3 

0 

21-0 
15  0 
7-2 

4-n 

N., 

N. 

N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

N. 
N.W. 

N. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
N.W. 
S.W. 

N. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

N. 
S.E. 

S. 

C. 
N.W. 

C. 

C. 

N. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 

14 

16 

20 

16 

12 

20 

16 

16 

8 

10 

3 

8 

13 

20 

5 

20 

16 

8 

U 

18 

17 

8 

12 

0 

9 

0 

0 

17 

7 

8 

1 

N. 
N.W. 

N. 

N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

W. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
S.E. 

C. 

w. 
w. 

N.W. 
N.W. 

w. 

N.W. 

N.W. 

N.W. 

S. 

s. 

N. 
S. 

w. 

N.W. 
N.W. 

S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 

18 
20 
20 
14 
22 
18 
20 
18 
12 
10 

5 
16 

0 
10 

6 
18 
16 

7 
12 
17 
11 

5 
12 

5 

2 

2 
10 
13 
28 

7 

7 

in. 
-04 
-02 
-08 
•20 
•14 
•40 
•16 
•02 

in. 
-20 
-50 
-14 
-12 
-60 
-11 
.08 

10 

7 
8 
10 
10 
10 
8 
2 

N. 
S. 
s. 

N. 
N. 
N. 
S. 
S. 

9 

10 
10 
7 
10 
8 
8 
8 

S. 

9 

N. 

3     .. 

N. 

4  ... 

S. 

a 

18-0       2-0 

16-2i      0-8 

1-0—  9-0 

0-0—20-4 

N. 

6  ... 

S. 

S. 

8 

s, 

9 

—18-9 

4-2 

4-2 

180 

23-7 

22-7 

11-0 

9-0 

4-0 

—  1-8 
9-0 

12-0 

15-3 

16-0 

14-7 

10-5 

4-0 

3-3 

3-3 

—  40 

—  1-2 
13-8 
17-S 

—34-3 
—33-9 

—  8-2 

—  9-2 
16-8 

31 

—  5-2 
1-4 

—  9-5 
—10-3 
-13-6 

5-0 
IM 

—  9-0 
2-2 

—12-0 
-2-8 

—  5-3 

—  8-7 
-16-2 
—30-3 

—  1-S 
1-S 

10 

7 

s. 

7 

s. 

U 

29-70    29-67 
29-52    29-23 

12 

-05 

7 
7 

3 

s. 

1.3 

28-96 
29  15 
29-20 
29-09 
29-35 
29-35 
29-30 
29-25 
29-35 
29-45 
29-37 
29-24 
29-35 
29-16 
28-90 
29-31 
29-43 
28-83 

t  28-78 

i 

29  05 
29  18 
28-88 
29-28 
29-39 
29-31 
29-27 
29-26 
29-45 
29-41 
29-28 
29-31 
29-29 
29  06 
28-97 
29-47 
29-06 
28-80 
28-66 

100     97 

98     96 

1 
97:     94 

100     95 

98     03 

6 
10 

8 
8 
8 
7 
2 
10 
8 
2 
1 

s. 

N. 

s. 
s. 
s. 
s. 
s. 

N. 

s. 

K. 

S. 

s. 

14   .... 

•06 
•04 

•08 
•10 

•04 

•08 



s 

15... 

s 

16 

S. 

s. 

17 

3,      c. 

18 

97 

93 

100 

99 

98 

100 

100 

100 

97 

95 

97 

90 

100 

100 

96 
93 
97 

100 

100 
95 

100 
97 
94 
96 

100 
92 

100 
97 

l!l 

•04 
•58 
•01 

10 
10 
8 
2 
3 
7 
4 
10 
5 

N. 

20 

• 

1 ■.. 

s. 

21    .. 

s, 

22 

s 

23 

K. 

24   

s 

15     ... 

1        1 
....!    -03 

6 
8 
4 
4 
2 
6 
9 

s. 
s. 
s. 
s. 
s. 
s. 
s. 

s. 

26 

-01 
-06 

s. 

27 

.  .. 

s 

28 

2y 

10 
7 
5 

s. 

30 

s. 

31 

s. 

s. 

METEOROLOGICAL   TAnLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR   THE   YEAR   1009. 
Port  Arthur,  Ontario — January,  1909. 


473 


i 

Pbessure 
AT  32°. 

Air  Temperature. 

Humid- 
ity. 

Winds. 

PREapi- 

TATION. 

Clouds. 

Dav. 

I 

oi 

00 

1 
d 

GO 

X 

s 

! 

i 

o! 
00 

100 
76 
79 
100 
100 
100 
,100 
61 

d 

00 

1001 
100, 
85 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

00 

in. 

d 

00 

in. 

8  a. 

ni. 

8  p.m. 

g 

00 

s 

d 

00 

5 

1> 

i5 

> 

Upper. 

i 

Lowor. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

! 

s 
< 

-d 

c 

s 

i 
< 

3 

< 

-6 

c 

1 

1 

in.    [    in. 
29-44    29-32 
29-26;  29-12 
29-16    29-18 
29-12    29-05 

o 

-15-0 

6-0 

10-0 

16-0 

-19-0 

-29-0 

o 

-2-0 
13-0 
19-0 
-  3-0 
-15-0 
-24-0 

-  1-0 
8-0 

23-0 
20-0 

-  2-0 
-14-0 
-12-0 

-  4-0 
4-0 
6-0 

-  8-0 

-  7-0 
16-0 
31-0 

3-0 
23-0 
26-0 
32-0 
34-0 
39-0 
410 
29-0 
29-0 
350 
28-0 
37-0 
34-0 
32-0 
31-0 
0-0 
3-0 

-17-0 

-  6-0 
6-0 

-  5-0 
-22-0 
-32-0 
-35-0 
-15-0 
-16-0 
-10-0 
—28-0 
-37-0 
-10  0 

0-0 
-21-0 
-21-0 

-  4-0 
-10-0 

14-0 
9-0 
25-0 
11-0 
25-0 
21-0 
16-0 
10-0 
10-0 
2-0 

-  3-0 
-13-0 
-26-0 

w. 
w. 

N. 
N.E. 

N.W. 
N  W. 

W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

W. 

c. 

N.W. 

s. 

N.W. 
N.W. 

;  w. 

N.E. 

W. 

E. 
S.W. 

N.E. 

N.E. 

C. 

w. 

N. 
N.W. 
N.E. 
N.W, 

N.W, 
N.W. 

18 
4 
4 

12 
8 

20 

14 

W. 
W. 

N. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

N.W. 

N.W. 

12 

8 

6 

20 

16 

18 

4 

8 

8 

10 

8 

0 

8 

24 

i 

4 

8 

22 

12 

14 

10 

20 

0 

8 

4 

14 

8 

8 

28 

14 

6 

10 

1 
*> 

10 

•>  r  K 

3 

.... 
S. 

•12 
•23 

S. 

S.K. 

10 
10 

4 1 

10 

5 1 

29-29 
29-58 
29-96 
29-59 
29-52 
29-42 
29-63 
29-57 
29-37 
28-99 
29-96 
29-83 
29-44 
29-67 
28-95 
29-11 
28-99 
29-37 
29-12 
28-89 
29-24 
29-30 
29-03 
29-14 
29-01 
29-64 
29-92 

29-37 
29-78 
29-74 
29-65 
29-40 
29-55 
29-61 
29-42 
29-27 
29-49 
30-07 
29-41 
29-83 
29-12 
29-32 
28-84 
29-34 
29-25 
29-12 
28-97 
29-37 
28-88 
29-21 
29-00 
29-33 
29-83 
29-69 

s.s. 

6 

7 

-33-0-12-0 

-  6-0  -  6-0 
-13-0       4-0 

-  3-0-  8-0 
—24-0— 17  0 
-33-0  -  70 

7-0      160 

-16 
■14 
•04 

S. 

s. 

•06 

10 
10 
10 
10 

10 
10 

S j 

6N.W. 

10 

9 

100    100 
100    100 

12 

14 
6 
0 
4 
4 
6 
4 

22 
8 

25 
6 
6 
6 

12 
0 
6 
8 

16 
8 

30 

14 
6 

N. 
W. 

w. 
c. 

N.E. 

N.W. 

E. 

S. 

w. 
s. 
w. 

S.W. 

N. 
N.E. 

C. 
N.E. 

W. 

W. 
N.W. 

E. 
N.W. 
N.W, 
N.W. 

10 

10 

1 

11 

100 
100 
*100 

82 
100 
88 
77 
80 

ioo 

88 
89 
100 
100 
100 
100 
74 
100 
100 

100 
100 
83 
100 

86 

100 

79 

83 

80 

76 

88 

88 

86 

87 

79 

82 

89 

100 

100 

100 

12 

13 

S. 
•12 

•07 
•06 

10 
10 

1-1 

29-0 

-17-0 

-  9-0 

15-0 

8-0 

26-0 

26-0 

350 

20-0 

28-0 

33-0 

19-0 

17-0 

14-0 

5-0 

j     24-0 

-10-0 

-23-0 

1-0 

-11-0 

22-0 

-  20 
32-0 
16-0 
35-0 
27-0 
27-0 
27-0 
23-0 
24-0 
34-0 
15-0 
29-0 

-  1-0 
-10-0 

3-0 

1 

10 

16 

S. 

•05 

4 

c.s. 

10 
.10 

17..         i 

5 

10 

s. 

IS 

19 

20 

10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 

10 

21 

22 

S. 
-06 

S. 

•04 

•05 

10 
10 
10 

2.3 

1 

24 

! 

25 

1 

26 

i 

2 



27 

6 

10 
10 

28 

S. 



s. 

- 

, 

29 

10 

30 

31 

10 

K. 

474 


METfeOROLoGiCAt  TABLES. 

DAILY  WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Port  Arthur,  Ontario — February,  1909. 


Day. 


10.. 
11.. 
12.. 
31.. 
14.. 
15.. 
16.. 
17.. 
18.. 
19.. 
20.. 
21.. 
22.. 
23.. 
24.. 
25., 
26.. 
27., 
28. 


Pressure 

AT  32°. 


in. 

29-28 
29-67 
29-36 
28-73 
28-65 
28-93 
29-25 
29-69 
29-42 
28-58 
I  29-11 
29-18 
29-55 
29-94 
29-89 
29-56 
29-24 
29-2r 
28-83 
28-91 
28-96 
29-31 
29-33 
29-00 
29-55 
29-04 
29-37 
29-33 


Air  Temperature. 


29-42 

29-56 

29  12 

28-84 

28-77 

29-18 

29-52 

29-61 

28-88 

28-74 

29  01 

29-36 

29-64 

29-84 

29-78 

29-23 

29-37 

29-88 

28-84 

28-98 

29-06 

29-46 

29-13 

29-31 

29-28 

29  15 

29-37 

29-21 


140 

-  20 
90 

210 

210 

140 

8-0 

-23-0 

-  80 
0-0 

-  40 
10 

-20-0 
-18-0 
-190 

-  3-0! 
60 

12-0 
22-0 
120 
27-0 
190 
24-0 

7-0 
-12-0 

00 

-  8-0 
2-0 


21-0 
12-0 
17-0 
28-0 
19-0 
13-0 

-  8-0 

-  6-0 
5-0 
80 

150 

-  5-0: 

-  20 

-  2-0 
2-0 

16-0 

9-0 

26-0 

28-0 

250 

32-0 

26-0 

31-0 

60 

8-0 

21-0 

4-0 

.   12-0 


27-0 
230 
220 
320 
310 
23-0 
14-0 
-  10 
11-0 
10-0 
16-0 
180 
2-0 
30 
50 
18-0 
19-0 
27-0 
310 
310 
38-0 
360 
360 
33-0 
8-0 
26-0 
230 
19-0 


Humid- 
ity. 


0-0 

-  40 
60 

120 

17-0 

100 

-10-5 

-26-0 

-17-0 

-  4-0 

-  70 

-  70 
-22-0 
-22-0 
-25  0 
-120 

-  30 
0-0 

20-0 

80 

22-0 

15-0 

18-0 

3-0 

-16-0 

-  30 
-11-0 

1-0 


100 
100 
100 
85 
85 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
86 
100 
100 
100 
87 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


71 
61 
83 
88 
100 
81 
100 
100 
100 
100 
82 
100 
67 
100 
100 
83 
100| 
88 
77 
87 
79 
88 
89 
76 
100 
74 
74 
100 


S.W. 
W- 
W. 

S.E. 

N.W 

W. 

N.W 

N. 

N. 

N.W. 

W. 
N.W. 

W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.E. 
N.W. 
N.E. 
N.W. 

N. 

N.E. 

W. 

N.E. 

N.W. 

W. 

N.W. 

N.W. 

N. 


8  p.m. 


4 
4 
8 

16 
6 

12 

14 
8 

28 

12 

4 

8 

2 

10 

4 

8 

22 

12 

4 

12 


N.W. 

N.W. 

S.W. 

N. 

W. 

N.W. 

N.W. 

S. 

N. 

N.W 

S. 

N.W. 

N.W, 

N.W 

S.E 

S.E 

S.E. 

E. 

W. 

E. 

W. 


N. 
N.W, 
N.E 
N.W 

E. 
S.W 


Precipi- 
tation. 


-03 


-06 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


Upper. 


S. 


-03 


-08 


Lower. 


C.S. 


-12 


-14 


-10 


C.S. 


M 


Upper.         Lower 


S. 


10 


10 


s. 


K.S. 


10 


M 


C.S. 


C.S. 


C.S. 


C.S. 
C.S. 


10 


10 
10 

lo! 


10 


10 


10 


10 


K. 


Meteorological  tables. 

daily  weather  reports  for  the  year  1909. 
Port  Arthur,  Ontario — March,  1909. 


475 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 

Air  Temperature. 

HUMID- 
FTY. 

■  Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

Clouds. 

Day 

S 
si 

00 

e 

00 

i 

00 

e 

6. 

00 

a 

s 

00 

s 

QO 

8  a.m. 

8  p. 

m. 

a 

OS 
00 

in. 
-03 

s 

B. 
00 

in. 
•02 

8  a.m. 

8p 

m. 

Q 

i 

3 

a; 
> 

1     Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

1 
< 

a 

s 

•d 

B 

3 

4J 

s 
<1 

■6 

■S 
M 

1 

■d 
.3 

1 

in. 

29-01 
29  08 
29-23 
29-45 
29-15 
29-00 
29-21 
29-44 
29-33 
29-19 
29-68 
29-68 
29-37 
29-44 
29-52 
29-13 
29-33 
29-35 
2913 
29-47 
29-58 
29-67 
29-36 
28-71 
28-99 
28-78 
28-58 
2fi-73 
28-91 
29-33 
29-58 

in. 

29-03 
29-01 
29-40 
29-28 
28-99 
29-01 
29-39 
29-38 
29-22 
29-45 
29-62 
29 -.50 
29-30 
29-50 
29-50 
29-23 
29-34 
29-20 
29-33 
29-46 
-29-60 
29-54 
28-99 
28-90 
28-89 
28-62 
28-69 
28-75 
29-12 
29-45 
29-47 

O 

190 

6-0 

19-0 

1-0 

-  10 

18-0 

25-0 

21-0 

26-0 

no 

7-0 
11-0 
21-0 
19-0 
11-0 
6-0 
40 
90 
22-0 
10-0 
10-0 
13  0 
310 
300 
150 
17  0 
230 
30-0 
330 
310 
27-0 

o 

240 
270 
21-0 
12-0 
22-0 
250 
26-0 
30-0 
25-0 
22-0 
31-0 
26-0 
28-0 
28-0 
20-0 
16-0 
16-0 
26-0 
31-0 
24-0 
27-0 
28-0 
330 
310 
33-0 
28-0 
340 
360 
36-0 
380 
340 

310 
310 
31-0 
23-0 
31 -t) 
32-0 
300 
32-0 
32-0 
35-0 
350 
340 
33-0 
32-0 
300 
24-0 
22-0 
29-0 
36-0 
31-0 
35  0 
34-0 
36-0 
370 
36-0 
36-0 
39-0 
40-0 
41-0 
40-0 
460 

o 

9-0 

2-0 

17-0 

-  1-0 

-  5-0 
10-0 
16-0 
19-0 
24-0 

8-0 

40 

9-0 

14-0 

16-0 

90 

4-0 

2-0 

6-0 

20-0 

7-0 

7-0 

10-0 

25-0 

27-0 

13-0 

140 

21-0 

280 

31-0 

290 

21-0 

N. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

W. 

N.E. 

N. 

N.E. 

N.W. 

W. 

N. 

N.E. 
N.W. 

N. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

N.E. 

N.W. 

N.W. 

N.W. 

N.E. 

E. 

W. 

W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

C. 

E. 
N.W. 

8 

4 

20 

10 

6 

4 

2 

8 

12 

16 

12 

8 

6 

18 

10 

4 

12 

6 

10 

6 

6 

6 

4 

« 
6 

8 

8 

8 

0 

18 

10 

N.W. 

N.E. 
N.W. 

N.E. 

N. 

E. 

E. 

N.E. 

N. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

E. 

E. 
N.W. 

C. 
N.W. 

S. 

a. 

N.W. 

S.E. 

S.E. 
E. 

S.E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

S.E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

N.E. 

N. 

E. 

6 

12 

10 

6 

6 

6 

2 

4 

18 

16 

8 

0 

4 

10 

0 

16 

17 

10 

8 

6 

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10 

10 

40 

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4 

6 

8 

4 

10 

4 

10 

2 

4 

c.s. 

10 

3 

i 

1 

S 

6 

1 
9 

c.s. 

7 

S. 

s. 

•01 

s. 

10 
10 
10 

10 
10 
10 

7 

8 

9 

10 

2 
3 

c. 

c.s. 

11 

12 

2 

c.s. 

10 

13 

s. 

14 

15 

.... 

.... 

c.s. 

10 

16 

10 

6 

10 

17 

K. 

5 

C.K. 

10 

10 

10 

18 

s. 

19 

20 

.... 

7 
7 
9 

C.K. 

C.S. 

c.s. 

21 

.... 

22 

23 

•17 
•08 

•19 
•04 

•04 

- 

10 
10 

24 

4 

c.s. 

25 

26 

9 

c.s. 

10 
10 
10 

27 

10 
10 
10 
10 

28 

29 

•05 

•03 

4 
4 

c.s. 
c.s. 

30 

31 

■17f. 


Day. 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR   THE   YEAR    1909. 

Port  Arthur,  Ontario— April,  1909. 


1. 
2. 
3. 
4. 
5. 
f. 
7. 
S. 
9 

10. 
11 
12. 
13. 
14. 
15, 
16. 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20. 
21. 
22. 
23, 
24 
25 
26 
27 
2S 
29 
30 


Pre.ssure 

AT  32°. 


29-42   29-27 
29-10'  28-98 


29-03 
29-18 
28-91 
29-22 
28-90 
29-50 
29-58 
29-70 
29-19 
28-84 
29-10 
29-48 
29-54 
29-56 
29-41 
29-26 
29-42 
29-25 
29-05 
28-94 
29-30 
29-53 
29-41 
29-19 
29-13 
29-50 
29-40 
28-98 


29-04 
29-031 
28-95 
29-19 
29-28 
29-46 
29-51 
29-62 
28-80 
28-97 
29-26 
29-46 
29-51 
29-40 
29-30 
29-36 
29-40 
29-17 
28-83 
29  02 
29-39 
29-41 
29-25 
28-86 
29-27 
29-45 
29-26 
28-82 


Air  Tempeb.wure. 


28-0, 
250 
260 
300 
340 
300 
32-0 
230 
110 
80 
30-0 
340 
22-0 
26-0 
25-0. 
27-0 
32-0 
36-0 
31-0 
33-0 
350 
24-0 
150 
22-0 
30-0 
35  0 
210 
22-0 
30-0 
32-0 


33-0 
36-0 
40-0 
350 
410 
38-0 
37-0 
28-0 
25-0 
20-0 
35-0 
35-0 
31-0 
33-0 

I 

350 
35-0 
34-0 
42-0 
38-0 
46-0 
340 
34-0 
28-0 
330 
37-0 
41-0 
28-0 
31-0 
36-0 
28-0 


I 
42-0 

400 

44-0 

42-0 

430 

45-0 

400 

38-0 

280 

26-0 

39-0 

41-0 

36-0 

36-0 

42-0 

42-0 

39-0 

47-0 

43-0 

540 

490 

36-0: 

34-0 

40-0 

42-0 

44-0 

44-0 

33-0 

400 

36-0 


Humid- 
ity. 


22-0 
22-o' 

22-01 
26-ol 
32-0: 

28-o; 

30-0 

21-0 

6-0 

2-0 

I 
17 -Oj 

32-0 

12-0 

20-Oj 

17 -o! 

21-0, 

28 -Ol 

32-0 

250j 

28-0' 

310 

20-0 

130 

11-0 

21-0 

30-0 

18-0 

12-0 

26-0 

20-0 


65 
100 
88 
89 
89 
89 
90 
86 
80 


79 
86 
75 
87 
76 
90 
80 
69 
80 
80 
87 
82 
86 
78 
80 
VI 
72 
78 
100 


80 
90 
73 
81 
74 
81 
53 
65 
50 
85 
90 
70 
79 
89 
70 

80: 

100, 

58^ 
63 
69 
90 
82 
100 
80 
81 
82 
63 
89 
70 


Winds. 


N.W. 

N.E. 

C. 

W. 

N.E. 

W. 
N.W. 

N. 
N.W. 

N. 

S.E.  1 

W. 
N.W. 

N.E. 
N.W. 

N.E. 

E. 

N.W. 

N.W. 

S.E. 

N.E. 
W. 
N.W. 
W. 
N. 

N.E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

N.E. 

N.E. 


8  p.m. 


Q  ■ 


E. 
S.E. 
W. 

N.E. 

W. 

N. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
'S.E. 

E. 
N.W. 

S.E. 
E. 

S.E. 
S. 

N.E, 
N.W. 


S. 
6  N.W 


Precipi- 
TA-noN. 


4  N.W. 

8: 

10 

N.W. 

14 

6 

S.E. 

4 

4 

s.w. 

8 

4 

S.E. 

12 

24 

N.W. 

20 

2 

S.E. 

12 

18 

N.E. 

16 

32 

N.E. 

18 

-02 


-02 


-05 


•02 


-14 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


Upper.         Lower 


-15 


•03 


■14 


-02 


C.K. 


8  p.m. 


Upper.         Lower 


C.S. 


C. 

c.k. 


C.S. 


10 


10 


10  . 

10  , 


C.S. 


C.S. 


10 


8   K.S. 

10 

10 

10  K.S. 
10  K.S. 

10 

10 


C.S. 


K.S. 


10  . 

lo!, 

si. 


K. 


101 

10 


10  , 

10 

10 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

DAILY  WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR   THE   YEAR   1909. 
Port  Arthur,  Ontario— May,  1909. 


477 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 

.■\ 

IR  Temperature. 

Humid- 
ity. 

1 

Winds, 

I 
PREapi- 

T.\TION. 

Clouds. 

D\Y 

S 

00 

e 

o. 

00 

S 

03 
00 

s 

i 

.5 

S 

00 

70 
73 
74 
63 
81 
90 
81 
74 
73 
79 
58 
91 
92 
90 
91 
91 
77 
77 
77 
77 
72 
69 
74 
80 
72 
47 
71 
61 
69 
43 
43 

e 

d 

00 

75 
67 
37 
90 
76 
83 
70 
83 
66 
66 
60 
100 
92 

83' 

1 

92 

1 

92^ 
66 

72 
72 
72 
58 
72 
69 
55 
39 
53 
65 
63 
7o! 

! 

45 
46 

8a 

m.         S  p. 

1 

m. 

s 

00 

in. 

s 

ti 

00 

in. 

8a 

m. 

8p 

m. 

5 

i 

i 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

S 
< 

i 

w 

< 

•d 

6 
< 

5 

1 

in. 

28-63 
28-82 
29  02 
28-96 
28-73 
28-99 
29-10 
29-07 
29-27 
29-41 
29-40 
29-36 
29-06 
29-28 
•29-12 
28-94 
29-31 
29-47 
29-49 
29-49 
29-53 
29-49 
29-47 
29-51 
29-63 
29-54 
29-26 
29-18 
29-24 
29-15 
29-32 

in. 

28-75 
28-95 
28-98 
28-85 
28-92 
28-85 
29  06 
29  12 
29-34 
29-33 
29-34 
29-22 
29^13 
29  •■27 
28-98 
29-18 
29-39 
29-45 
29-43 
29-46 
29-47 
29-44 
29-38 
29-53 
29-55 
29-43 
29-18 
29-20 
29-12 

29-14 

1 

29-33! 

1 

230 
23-0 
25-0 
.35  0 
37-0 
380 
370 
42  0 
39-0 
34-0 
420 
400 
44-0 
370 
400 
40-0 
46-0 
46-0 
46-0 
47-0 
51-0 
56-0 
540 
53-0 
50-0 
580 
49-0 
61-0 
570 
56  0 
60-0 

o 

26-0 
33-0 
44-0 
37-0 
44-0 
43-0 
47-0 
43-0 
42-0 
42-0 
440 
400 
44-0 
420 
430 
450 
52-0 
51-0 
500 
50-0 
58-0 
57-0 
560 
60-0 
600 
58-0 
60-0 
650 
590 
61  0 
66-0 

0 

31-0 
35-0 
450 
480 
450 
44-0 
60-0 
54-0 
48-0 
50-0 
51-0 
47-0 
47-0 
470 
44-0 
49-0 
57-0 
54-0 
550 
54-0 
59-0 
60-0 
59-0 
63-0 
62-0 
64-0 
630 
80-0 
73-0 
050 
67-0 

17-0' 

) 

20-0 

1 

18-0 

1 

31-0 
34-0 
35-0 
29-0 
32  0 
320 

25  0 

1 

32  0 
37-o: 
37-0 
320 
34-0 
39-0 
41-0 
44-0 
39-0 
36-0 
40-0 
43-0 
41-0 
45-0 
46-0 
38-0 
46-0 
46-0 
48-0 
490 
50-0 

N.W. 

N.W. 
W. 

w. 

N.E. 
N.E. 
S.W. 

W. 
N.W. 

C. 
N.W. 
N.E. 

N. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.W. 

N. 

N. 
N.E. 

E. 
N.E. 

N. 

N. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

W. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

E. 

28 
18 
14 

6 
16 
31 

2 

8 

18 

0 

4 

4 

8 

0 

16 

24 

10 

6 

0 

6 

8 

8 

12 

14 

12 

12 

6 

10 

4 

18 

10 

N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

S. 

E. 
S.W. 

S. 

N. 

S. 
S.E. 

E. 
N.E. 
N.W. 

E. 
N.E. 
N.W. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
N.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 

E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 

N. 
N.E. 

E.' 

18 

20 

20 

8 

4 

4 

10 

6 

4 

8 

4 

8 

8 

1 

10 

10 

10 

2 

7 
2 

C.S. 
C.K. 

3 

10 
10 

10 

4 

5 

5 

C.K. 

1 

C. 

6 

•02 

10 
10 

7 

S 

•04 

1      2 
1 
2 

C. 
C.K. 

•J 

1 

10 

11 

10 
10 
10 

10 
10 

10 

K  .^^ 

12 

'   -02 
.29 

•35 
■02 

•25 
■03 

10 
10 
10 
10 
10 

10 

13 

14 

15 

8   .... 
18   ... . 



6 

C.S. 

16 

14 

« 

4 

8 
6 
8 
4 
2 
2 
2 
6 
6 
2 
4 
12 
2 

•18 

K..S. 

17 

C.S. 

5 

C.S. 

18 

19 

C.K. 

1 

c. 

20 

21 

3 
6 

C.K. 
C.S. 

4 

22 

23 

K 

24 

1 

c. 

25 

26 

7 
7 

C.S. 
C.S. 

0 

10 

27 

10 

28 

K 

29 

4 

C.S. 

8 

C.S 

7 

C.S. 

30 

31; 

6 

C.S. 

•7 

C.S. 

478 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY  WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Port  Arthur,  Ontario — June,  1909. 


Day. 


1 
2 
3 
4 
5 
6 

7 
8 
9 
10 
11 
12 
13 
14 
15 

le 

17 

IS 
19 
20 
21 
22 
23 
24 
25 
26 
27 
28 
29 
30 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 


29-31 

29-28 

29-26 

28-98 

29-40 

29-43 

29-67 

29-62 

29-48 

29-41 

29-37 

29-24 

29-2; 

29-36 

29-32 

29-16 

29-35 

29-59 

29-23 

29-14 

29-19 

29-11 

29-01 

28-97 

29-06 

29-35 

29-26 

29-48 

29-44- 

20-38 


Air  Temperature. 


56-0 
52-0 
51-0 
58-0 
520 
480 
51-0 
50-0 
SO-0 
56-0 
58-0 
56-0 
440 
470 
55-0 
46-0 
560 
50-0 
53-0 
64-0 
54-0 
57-0 
610 
63-0 
63-0 
59-0 
60-0 
62-0 
5S-0 
70-0 


570 
600 
54-0 
74-0 
540 
52-0 
58-0 
58-0 
59-0 
64-0 
79-0 
53-0 
490 
68-0 
61-0 
58-0 
01-0 
56-0 
790; 
65-o' 
590 
OSO 
77-0 
66-0 
690 
550 
60-0 
62-0 
59-0 
80-0 


670 
60-0 
60-0 
80-0 
74-0 
54-0 
63-0 
650 
67-0 
74-0 
84-0 
79-0 
5S-0 
70-0 
73-0 
62-0 
70-0 
64-0 
84-0 
790 
69-0 
71-Oj 
820 
78-0 
760 
70-0 
66-0 
72  0 
670 
80-0 


480 
460 
46-0 
45-0 
440 
44-0 
45-0 
37-0 
46-0 
48-0 
48-0 
48-0 
42-0 
33-0 
44-0 
44-0 
42-0 
36-0 
45-0 
61-0 
52-0 
50-0 
540 
55-0 
540 
47-0 
520 
56-0 
52-0 
56-0 


Humid- 
ity. 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


N.E. 

N. 

C. 

W. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

N. 
N.W. 

N. 
S.W. 

w. 
c. 

N. 
N  W. 

C 
N.E. 
N.W. 

W. 

N. 

W. 

E. 

C. 

C. 
S.W. 

W. 
N.E. 

E. 

N. 

C. 

N. 


8  p.m. 


E. 

E. 

E. 
N.W. 
S.E. 
N.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
N.E. 

W. 
N.E. 
S.E 

W. 
N.E. 

N. 

S. 

E. 
N.W. 
N.E. 

E. 

-r 

E. 

S.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

E. 

E. 
S.E. 

E. 
N.W. 


Precipi- 
tation, 


R. 


■03 


-05 


R. 


•10 


•11 


■04 


Cloi'ds. 


8  a.m. 


Upper.         Lower. 


C.S. 


10 


2     K. 
lOi 


K. 


10 


10 


10 


S. 
K.S. 


8  p.m. 


Upper. 


•a 
.3 


C.S. 


c. 


Lower. 


-d 

3 


Sj  C.K. 

I 
1  ...... 


C.S. 


C.S. 

C.K. 

K. 


2     K. 

I 

3'   C. 


li    K. 


C.S. 


10  . 


"i  ! 

.IC.K.  1.. 


10  . 


K.S. 


10 


K.S. 


10 


K.S. 


10  . 


10. 


10  . 


C.S. 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY  WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Port  Arthur,  Ontario— July,  1909. 


479 


Pressuke 

AT  32°. 

Air  Temperature. 

Humid- 

ITT. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

Clouds. 

Day. 

e 

oo 

B 
d 

00 

si 

QD 

00 

s 

00 

53 
55 
48 
86 
82 
88 
88 
82 
94 
78 
82 
94 
83 
88 
100 
90 
82 
82 
93 
100 
100 
73 
83 
87 
75 
89 
89 
88 
95 
S3 
88 

S 
d 

00 

52 
51 
50 
65 
71 
74 
66 
73 
56 
52 
82 
50 
71 
88 
SO 
51 
63 
65 
77 
94 
94 
59 
66 
76 
65 
68 
84 
84 
61 
80 
83 

8  a. 

m. 

8  p. 

m. 

a 

00 

in. 

S 

d 

00 

in. 

8a 

m. 

8p 

m. 

Q 

i 

s 

i 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

< 

-3 
C 

S 
< 

i 

'fa 

& 

i 

2 

a 
< 

.1 

1 

in. 

29-36 
29  09 
29-40 
29-32 
29-24 
29-36 
29-45 
29-29 
28-99 
29-04 
29-13 
28-75 
29  OS 
29- 17 
29-03 
29-27 
29-28 
29-53 
29-61 
29-33 
29-19 
29-07 
29-39 
29-40 
29-34 
29-21 
29-21 
29-10 
29-14 
29-31 

in. 

29-27 
29-23 
29-33 
29-21 
29-24 
29-38 
29-41 
29-14 
28-90 
29-09 
29-01 
28-82 
29-16 
29-09 
29-04 
29-29 
29-26 
29-53 
29-52 
29-28 
29-06 
29-20 
29-34 
29-32 
29-27 
29-14 
29-17 
29-03 
29  24 
29-20 

66-0 
550 
56-0 
51-0 
60-0 
60-0 
600 
59-0 
610 
64-0 
61-0 
59-0 
63-0 
58-0 
54-0 
69-0 
61-0 
58-0 
53-0 
55-0 
56-0 
65-0 
61-0 
57-0 
69-0 
63-0 
64-0 
60  0 
67-0 
61-0 
60-0 

67-0 
66  0 
670 
690 
72-0 
66-0 
710 
650 
760 
75-0 
60-0 
78-0 
700 
00  0 
69-0 
74  0 
65-0 
68-0 
62-0 
59-0 
61-0 
73-0 
710 
72-0 
780 
76-0 
66  0 
680 
77-0 
720 
640 

o 

85-0 
68-0 
690 
79-0 
81-0 
66-0 
73-0 
71-0 
82-0 
77-0 
75-0 
7S-0 
78-0 
70-0 
70-0 
76-0 
76  0 
74-0 
69-0 
62-0 
65-0 
750 
78-0 
84-0 
83-0 
80-0 
760 
700 
81-0 
83-0 
72-0 

55-0 
53  0 
43  0 
450 
52-0 
54-0 
490 
47-0 
55-0 
56-0 
50-0 
56-0 
570 
550 
51-0 
55-0 
53-0 
47-0 
47- 0 
53-0 
53-0 
54-0 
55-0 
50-0 
55-0 
59-0 
59-0 
55-0 
58  0 
53-0 
67-0 

N. 

S.E. 

N.W. 

W. 

w. 

N.E. 

N. 

C. 

C. 

W. 
N.W. 

N. 

N. 

E. 

C. 

N. 
S.W. 

N. 
N.W. 

E. 

E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

W. 

C. 

C. 
'  E. 

W. 

W. 

N. 

12 
4 

14 
8 
6 
2 
4 
0 
0 

12 
2 

12 
6 
6 
0 

12 
8 

12 
4 
6 
6 

16 
8 
8 
8 
0 
0 
2 
8 
8 

8 

S.E. 

N. 
N.W. 

S. 
S.W. 

E. 
S.W. 
N.E. 

C. 

W. 

E. 
N.W. 

S. 

E. 

W. 

N.W. 
N.W. 

S. 

s. 

N.E. 

E. 

N.W. 

S.E. 

N.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

S.E. 
N. 
W. 

w. 
c. 

6 

20 

10 

6 

8 

4 

4 

4 

0 

14 

10 

10 

6 

6 

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12 

20 

4 

4 

6 

2 

18 

6 

2 

10 

12 

4 

4 

8 

4 

0 

10 

2 

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10 

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1 
6 

K. 

K. 

C.S. 

3 

4 

3 

K. 

8 

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5 

■31 

10 

K  S 

6 

5 

C.K. 

7 

8 

4 

8 
2 
3 
3 
3 

9 

1-46 

10 

C.S. 
C.K. 
C.S. 

K. 

K. 

4 
6 
2 

4 

10 

3 

11 

K  S 

12 

■43 

■12 

10 

K  S 

13 

s 

14 

■02 

■36 
■19 

3 

K. 

K  S 

IS 

10 

7 

K.S. 

2 

1 
1 
1 

K. 

C. 
C.K. 
C.K. 

K  S 

16 

17 

18 

■07 

10 

C.S. 

10 
10 
10 

19 

10 
10 
10 
8 

20 

■95 
R. 

R. 

21 

22 

23 

■04 

R. 

3 

C.K. 

3 

K  S 

24 

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K.S. 

25 

4 

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26 

R. 

4 

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7 

K  S 

27 

10 

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C.K. 

28 

■27 

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8 

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29 

2 
2 
6 

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C.K. 

C. 

30 

3,   .    ,  J 

29-28   29-29 

■  03 

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10 

1 

1 

480 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY   WKATHER    REPORTS   FOR   THE   YEAR    1909. 

Port  Arthur,  Ontario — August,  11)09. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 

1 

Air  Temperature. 

HUMID- 

1       ITY. 

i 

Winds. 

Precipi- 

j    T.^TION. 

Clouds. 

D^y. 

S 

00 

e 

a 

00 

6 

00 

g 
p. 

00 

i 

'  i 

s 

oo 

88 
88 
94 
94 
89 
89 
94 
94 
94 
82 
87 
94 
100 
94 
94 
94 
94 
89 
71 
80 
88 
74 
87 
100 
94 
94 
88 
89 
85 
93 
85 

g 
d 

00 

'     89 

!    89 

-95 

76 

80 

80 

I 

8a 

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8p 

.m. 

1! 

t 

6 
d 

in. 

j,                    —       

8  a.m. 

'               8  p.m. 

Q 

> 

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Lower. 

13 
> 

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in. 

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1  s 
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-6 

3 

i 
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5 

1 

in. 

29-37 
29-45 
29-36 
29-35 

in. 

29-41 
29-40 
29-22 
29-28 

600 
61-0 

640 
66-0 

1 

700 
72-0 
680 
790 
750 
72-0 
700 
69  0 
SIO 
72-0 
02-0 
61-0 
650 
-fi7-0 
83-0 
76-0 
79-0 
85  0 
770 
65  0 
800 
780 
700 
73  0 
670 
770 
760 
730 
630 
590 
580 

53  0 

59-0 

61-0 

620 

60-0 

57-0 

59  0 

61  0 

510 

57-0 

54-0 

57-0 

55-0 

57-0 

59-0 

54-0 

57-0 

62-0 

54-0 

480 

470 

600 

480 

590 

600 

540 

530 

600 

41-0 

41-0 

44-0 

C. 
E. 

E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

0 

N.E 

i 
1     10 

10 

14 
8 

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6 
0 
0 
2 

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18 

6 

4 

3 

1 

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10 

K. 

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4     N. 
10     W. 
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2    S.E. 

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1 

6 

c.s. 

3 

64-o!    66-0 

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4 

66-0 
65-0 
630 
65  0 
65-0 

740 
700 
70- 0 
650 
670 

5 

29-32    29-31 

1. 

29-31,'  29-31 
29-40   29-37 
29-34    29-36 

2 

c. 

10 
10 
10 

6 

1 

10 
10 

.... 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
3 

S. 

7 

lOOj   w. 
89,,    W. 
70    N.W. 

6 
4 
2 
10 
8 
6 
6 
2 

6 

8 

C. 

C. 

E. 

E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 

E. 

N. 

N. 
S.E, 

j   -06 

1      - 

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2 
2 

c. 
c.s. 

C.K. 

a 

29-46 
29-62 
29-42 
29-34 
29-36 
29-18 
29-05 
29-15 
29- 12 
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29-45 
29-55 
29-38 
29-37 
29-26 
29-11 
29  03 
29-17 

29  09 

1 
29-04 

5S-0:    72-0 
600      600 
60  Oj    59-0 

10 1 

70 
94 
89 
89 
94 
85 
80 
69 
61 
58 
66 
61 
52 
78 
94 
94 
65 
85 
67 
70 
94 
65 

E. 
E. 

N. 
S. 
E. 
W. 

N.W. 

s.w. 

N.W. 

w. 

N.W. 
S.E. 
N.W. 

N. 
N.W. 

N. 

N.W. 
N.E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

W. 
N.W. 

•02 

10 
10 
10 
10 

12 

59  0 
560 
59-0 
66-0 
58-0 
61  0 
66-0 
610 
53-0 
590 
68-0 
560 
640 
62-0 
60-0 
600 
63-0 
47-0 
480 
470 

63-0 
64-0 
640 
70-0 
70- 0 
770 
77-0 
65  0 
610 
780 
76-0 
630 
660 
64  0 
690 
72-0 
640 
59-0 
57-0 
51-0 

13 

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10 
18 
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10 

12 

4 

0 

16 

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K. 

16 

9 

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17 

2     W. 

18 

8 

10 

6 

8 

12 

6 

4 

2 

10 

6 

14 

10 

2 

18 

W. 
N.W. 

S. 

S. 
N.W. 
N.E. 

E. 

S. 

S. 

E. 
N.W. 

S. 

c. 

N.W. 

19 

29-10   29-191 

1 

2 

r  K 

2 

K. 

2 

C.K. 

2 

K 

20 

29-43 
29-40 
29-23 
29-47 
29-07 
29-30 
29-36 
29-21 
29-05 
29-61 
29-52 
29-36 

29-44 
29-22 
29-39 
29-26 
29  19 
29-22 
29-34 
28-951 
29-26 
29-61 
29-19 
29-57. 

R. 

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ij    C. 

1  c.s. 

21 

8 
6 

K.S. 

22 

K. 

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23 

10 
10 
2 

K.S. 

24 

•04 
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•04 

4 
10 

K. 

25 

26 

2 

s. 

K. 

27 

1 

S. 

28 

-51 
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1 
2 

c. 
c. 

1 

2 

10 

K. 

29 

K. 

30 

31 

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10 

K.S. 

METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


481 


DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR   THE   YEAR   1909. 
Port  Arthur,  Ontario — September,  1909. 


Day. 


8. 

0. 
10 
U 
12 
U. 
14. 
15. 
l(i. 
17. 
IS. 
19 
20. 
21 
22. 
23. 
24. 
25. 
26. 
27. 
28. 
29. 
30. 


Phessube 

AT  32°. 


29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
28 
28 
29 
29 
1  29 
I  29 
29 
29 
29 
29 


A:R  TEJIPER.ATnRE. 


u. 

29-37 

29-15 

29-05 

29-43 

29-30 

29-36 

29-25 

29-46 

29-19 

29-42^ 

29-47 

29-22! 

I 

29-09J 

29-29' 

29-41J 

29-26 

29-56 

29-48 

29-34 

29-07 

28-85 

29-05 

29-29 

29-57 

29-87 

29-87 

29-42 

29-17 

29-30 

29-38 


0     62 


HUMID- 

rrr. 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


90 
85 

87 

0]|    93 

I 
0(1    92 


80 
82 
8S 
86 
87 
79 
93 

100 
93' 
93 
85, 

100 
921 
87 
92 
94! 

100 
91' 
89 
89 
90 

100 
91 
78 
84 


2.  I 


76 
70 
82 
69 
66 
57j 
67 
87 
93 
81 
86 
88 
94 
100 
65 
87 
67 
93 
59 
88 
94 
80 
72 
72 
71 
79! 
86' 
70! 
73, 
79 


N.W. 
W. 
W. 
X. 

w. 

w. 

x.w. 

x.w. 

N.E. 
N.W. 

S.E.\ 

E. 

E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

N.  ■ 
N.E. 

E. 
N.E. 

S. 

W. 

w. 
w. 

N.W. 

N.W. 

N. 

N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 


12 


12 


S.W. 
W. 

N. 
N.W 
S.W. 
N.W, 

S. 
S.E. 

E. 
S.E. 

E. 

S. 

E. 

C. 

W. 

N.W. 
S.E. 
N.E. 
S.W. 
N.E. 

E. 
N.W. 

W. 
N.W. 

S. 

S.E. 
S.E. 

N. 

N. 
S.E. 


Precipi- 
T.A-noN. 


Clouds. 


10 
10 

1i 

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12, 
12 

12! 

i 
4 

6 

6 

16 

4'' 
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8 

12' 

H 

12; 

6 

I 

4 
16 
12! 

6: 

8 

4 

8 
10 
10 

4: 


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m. 

8p 

m. 

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Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Aint. 
Kind. 

s 
< 

a 

5 

s 

< 

■6 

a 

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5 

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•92 
•44 
R 


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lic.K.; 2   c. 


10 


5!  C.K.-; 


C. 


4  C.K. 


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loj. 

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10' 
10  . 


10 


2C.S.  j      3    K. 
10      .. 


10 
10 


c. 

C.K. 


5      S. 
5   K.S. 

3!  K.S. 


C.K. 


S'  K.S.         4    C.S. 
3    C.S. 


10 


C.K. 


C.K. 


2;     C. 


4    C.S. 


2!  C.K. 


■1   K.S. 


K. 
K. 


K.S. 


K.S. 


10 
10 
10 
10 

l'      K 
1      K 


10  K.S. 

4|     K. 

2!     K. 

I 

9i  K..S 


41  K.S. 


S2476— 31 


482 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Port  Arthur,  Ontario—  October,  1909. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 

Air  Temperature. 

Humid- 
ity. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

Clouds. 

Day. 

s 

00 

s 

0, 

00 

S 
00 

s 

d 

00 

i 

S 
00 

90 

91 
92 
100 
100 
100 
93 
93 
86 
93 
81 
90 
79 
90 
90 
81 
88 
89 
78 
88 
92 
90 
89 
88 
90 
91 
87 
100 
72 
91 
100 

a 

d 
00 

85 
85 
93 
100 
93 
87 
82 
82 
87 
93 
89 
80 
90 
80 
90 
80 
81 
70 
72 
84 
91 
90 
80 
82 
83 
62 
89 
100 
83 
84 
92 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

S 

OS 

00 

in. 

a 

d  ' 

QO 

in. 

8  a 

m. 

8  p.m. 

(5 

1 

i 

(5 

> 

Upper. 

1 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

/  1 

a 
< 

a 

T3 

B 

a 

a 

•6 

+3 

a 
< 

73 

a 

a 

1 

in. 

29-42 
29-45 
29-50 
29-62 
29-64 
29-47 
29-25 
29-25 
29-35 
29-12 
28-62 
28-56 
28-65 
28-60 
28-86 
29-18 
29-51 
29-76 
29-87 
29-57 
28-90 
29-40 
29-69 
29-42 
29-05 
28-68 
29-23 
29-64 
29-44 
29-05 
29-17 

in. 

29-41 
29-45 
29-53 
29-62 
29-49 
29-31 
29-17 
29-29 
29-30 
28-80 
28-69 
28-68 
28-64 
28-86 
29-02 
29-30 
29-64 
29-84 
29-73 
29-28 
29-01 
29-61 
29-70 
29-20 
28-97 
28-97 
29-49 
29-55 
29-26 
28-98 
29-21 

36-0 
41-0 
44-0 
46-0 
45-0 
45-0 
500 
51-0 
53  0 
55-0 
38-0 
32-0 
320 
34-0 
34-0 
370 
27-0 
300 
30-0 
28-0 
430 
37-0 
31-0 
28-0 
37-0 
41-0 
25-0 
160 
38-0 
40-0 
40-0 

48-0 
47-0 
49-0 
48-0 
51-0 
55-0 
.58-0 
590 
57-0 
54-0 
33-0 
36-0 
340 
36-0 
37-0 
36-0 
38-0 
36-0 
38-0 
45-0 
41-0 
360 
330 
40-0 
42-0 
37-0 
29-0 
32-0 
42-0 
45-0 
43-0 

55-0 

50-0 
53-0 
52  0 
55-0 
590 
61-0 
65-0 
62-0 
59-0 
55-0 
38-0 
39-0 
42-0 
44-0 
43  0 
42-0 
40-0 
44-0 

340 
36-0 
400 
45-0 
43-0 
42-0 
47-0 
48-0 
51-0 
54-0 
31-0 
28-0 
29-0 
32-0 
28-0 
34-0 
24-0 
28-0 
24.0 

w. 

N.W. 

S. 

c. 

s. 

N. 

N. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

W. 
N.W. 

W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

W. 

W. 

s. 

E. 
N.W. 

N. 
W. 

s.w. 

W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
S.E. 

E. 

C. 

8 

4 

4 

0 

4 

2 

6 

8 

8 

6 

32 

18 

14 

18 

14 

18 

6 

10 

4 

2 

16 

12 

8 

2 

4 

2 

20 

8 

16 

4 

0 

S.E. 

E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 

N. 

N. 
N.E. 

E. 

N.E. 
N.E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
S.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

S. 
S.E. 
N.W. 

N. 
N.W. 

S. 

c. 

N.W. 

N.W. 

S. 
S.E. 

E. 

N. 

8 

6 

6 

4 

8 

8 

4 

6 

10 

8 

32 

14 

12 

16 

16 

12 

10 

8 

8 

12 

12 

10 

6 

12 

0 

18 

161 

6 

18 

6 

12 

9 

10 
10 
10 
10 

10 
10 
10 
2 

3 

1 

4  . 

R. 
R. 

5. . 

K. 

G 

3 

7 

S 

10 

9 

10 



10. 

-25 
■08 
•02 

-07 
-08 
•05 
-10 
-06 
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R. 

10 
10 
10 
10 
3 

10 
10 
10 
10 

s 

3 
8 
10 
10 
10 
10 

8 
10 

8 
10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

C.S. 

15 

8 

c.s. 

K. 

16 

10 

S. 

17 

2 
8 

O.K. 

K.S. 

IS 

C.S. 

K.S. 

19 

10 

•'0 

48-01    ^H.n 

5 

C. 

•'1 

46-0 
44-0 
39-0 
420 
45-0 
47-0 
37-0 
38-0 
43-0 
48-0 
49-0 

39-0 
34-0 
30-0 
24-0 
36-0 
35-0 
23-0 
12-0 
25-0 
37-0 
35-0 

•50 

•22 

10 
10 

10 
10 
10 
10 

22 

K.S-. 

9 

4 

C.S. 
C.S. 

23 

8 

C.S. 

■'4 

■04 

KS 

25 

'G 

K.S. 

97 

98 

7 
7 

O.K. 

c. 

10 

30 

31 

10 
5 

K.S. 

10 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


483 


DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Port  Arthur,  Ontario — November,  1909. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 

,\iR  Temperature. 

HUMID- 
ITT. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

Clouds. 

Day. 

S 

00 

g 
d 

00 

i 

sS 
00 

e 

d 

00 

03 

s 

OS 
00 

91 
.  91 
90 
89 
82 
90 
91 
89 
90 
85 
77 
79 
90 
89 
84 
86 
85 
85 
88 
89 
100 
100 
100 
79 
90 
89 
j  100 
88 
100 
100 

S 

d 

00 

91 
82 
75 
91 
83 
83 
68 
80 
82 

100 
68 
81 
90 
90 
86 
85 
86 
88 
89 

100 
82 

100 
88 
90 
90 

100 
91 
87 
80 

100 

j     8  a. 

i 

■n. 

8  p. 

m. 

S 

00 

in. 
•32 

s 

d 
oo 

in. 
•27 

8a 

m. 

8  p.m. 

i 

s 

i 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

s 
< 

i 

< 

i 
s 

< 

S 
< 

s 

1 

in. 
29-23 
28-99 
28-98 
29-24 
29-42 
29-65 
29-29 
29-86 
29-75 
29-20 
28-97 
29-55 
29-64 
29-41 
29-61 
29-59 
29-31 
29-49 
29-01 
28-67 
29-38 
29-51 
29-42 
29-19 
29-26 
'  29-46 
29-10 
29-64 
29-68 
29-32 

in. 
29-06 
29-09 
29-00 
29-31 
29-51 
29-57 
29-45 
29-96 
29-50 
28-95 
29-12 
29-67 
29-54 
29  06 
29-81 
29-19 
29-53 
29  19 
29-72 
28-80 
29-56 
29-44 
29-31 
29-19 
29-45 
29-22 
29-24 
29-82 
29-45 
29-23 

o 

39-0 
38-0 
37-0 
34-0 
35-0 
34-0 
42-0 
30-0 
37-0 
47-0 
46-0 
34-0 
350 
340 
180 
230 
190 
19-0 
26-0 
33-0 
9-0 
9-0 
8-0 
34-0 
36-0 
330 
41-0 
27-0 
240 
30-0 

41-0 
41-0 
43-0 
38-0 
42-0 
43-0 
45-0 
36-0 
40-0 
49-0 
44-0 
37-0 
370 
360 
230 
210 
230 
26-0 
33-0 
31  0 
14-0 
130 
28-0 
36-0 
37-0 
38-0 
42-0 
25-0 
.36-0 
39-0 

o 

47-0 
50-0 
50-0 
47-0 
50-0 
46-0 
57-0 
45-0 
420 
50-0 
55-0 
47-0 
40-0 
39-0 
400 
26-0 
28-0 
26- 0 
340 
36-0 
310 
19-0 
30-0 
37-0 
39-0 
41-0 
47-0 
45-0 
41-0 
40-0 

37-0 
36-0 
34-0 
31-0 
31-0 
300 
400 
28-0 
31-0 
38-0 
42-0 
310 
32-0 
320 
15-0 
15-0 
170 
15-0 
220 
290 
6-0 
70 
2-0 
26-0 
34-0 
29-0 
36-0 
23-0 
17-0 
260 

N. 
iN.W. 

W. 

W. 

W. 

N.E. 

S.E. 

N.W. 

S. 

S.E. 
S.W. 

W. 
N.E. 

N. 
N.W. 
N.E. 
N.W. 
S.W. 

W. 

w. 

N.W. 

N. 

N. 
S.E. 
S.W. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

N. 

w. 

s. 

12     N. 

6     W. 

4N.W. 

8N.W. 
10     C. 
10     E. 
10  N.W. 

14 
10 
14 

8 

0 
12 
20 
10 

4 
16 
14 

8 
22 

8 

6 
22 
10 

0 

2 
12 
10 

8 
24 
10 

6 
10 

8 

8 
12 

4 

3 

1 

c.s. 

10 
10 
3 

0 

10 
10 
10 

I 

3   .      . 

s. 

4 

5 

1     10 
1 
3 

C.K 

—  1 

6 

C. 
C.K. 

7 

.... 
2 

C. 

8 

10    S.E. 

9. 

12 
16 
10 

14 
12 

S.E. 

S.E. 

W. 

N.W. 

9 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 

K.S. 

10 
10 
10 
8 
10 
10 

10 

.... 

R. 

11 

12 

R. 
•03 
•48 

K.S. 

13  .   .   . 

.... 

•08 
•34 

14  .    ... 

18     W. 

22:    W. 

14  N.W. 

.  10  N.W. 

4    ,C. 

6     S. 

l.'j  .     . 

3 

C.s. 

16  .    .    . 

•19 

10 
10 
10 
10 
10 

10 
4 
10 
10 
10 

17 

s. 

18 

•03 

-05 
•11 

•14 

19 

20 

6 
8 
12 
10 

N.W. 
W. 
N. 
SF,. 

K.S. 

21 

22     

1 

10 
10 
10 
10 
10 

4 
10 

s. 

2 

C.S. 

10 
10 
10 
10 
10 

23  ..... 

S. 

•10 

•03 

•02 

•04 

•15 
•24 

24 

16    S-F. 

25 

4 
18 

6 
18 

4 

2 

N.W. 

N.E. 

W. 

N.W. 

S.W. 

s. 

.   . 

20 

27 

•01 

2S 

C.S. 

K.S. 

c. 

29 

30 

10 

!.2476— 3U 


484 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Port  Arthur,  Ontario — December,  1909. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 

Air  Tempeh.iture. 

HUMID- 

ITT. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

Clouds. 

D\Y 

S 

00 

s 

d 

OO 

a 

00 

s 

o. 

00 

s 

s 

a 

00 

s 

00 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

e 

03 
00 

s 

d 

00 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

5 

t 

3 

i 

Upper. 

Lower.         Upper. 

Lower. 

i 

3 

< 

■a         ^i 

-s     a 

i 

6 
< 

-g 

M 

1 

in. 

29-28 
29-23 
29-21 
29-26 
29-20 
28-82 
29-14 
29-01 
29-29 
29-59 
29-84 
29-79 
29-14 
28-96 
29-05 
28-99 
29-25 
29-32 
29-14 
29  05 
29-23 
29-46 
29-54 
29-38 
29-26 
29-22 
29-00 
29-11 
29-47 
29-10 
29  08 

in.    i 
29-28 
29-21j 
29-24' 
29-35 
28-55 
29-18' 
29  02 
29-21 
29-41 
29-70 
29-88 
29-54 
28-92 
29-02 
29-00 
29  12 
29-30 
29-23 
29-15 
28-95 
29-39 
29-55 
29-49 
29-30 
29-29 
29- 13 
28-94 
29-34 
29-50 
29-04 
29  05 

390 
370 
38-0 
35-0 
320 
22-0 
90 
140 

-  6-0 

-  40 
3-0 

16-0 
190 
16-0 
17-0 
2-0 

-  20 
40 

100 

120 

150 

160 

17-0 

180 

11-0 

50 

20 

-30 

-11-0 

50 

80 

o 

400 
38-0 
390 
36-0 
38-0 
14-0 

9-0 
10-0 

6-0 
10-0 
12-0 
20-0 
20-0 
180 
130 
120 

8-0 
120 
130 
240 
14-0 
26-0 
20-0 
240 
11-0 

3-0 

7-0 
-6-0 

0-0 
10-0 
22-0 

43-0 
43-0 
41-0 
410 
390 
43-0 
17-0 
160 
12-0 
160 
15- 0 
210 
230 
230 
200 
17-0 
15-0 
140 
15-0 
24-0 
25-0 
28-0 
29-0 
27-0 
26-0 
14-0 
'  10-0 
10- 0 
50 
16-0 
22-0 

O 

36-0 
36-0 
36-0 
33-0 
30-0 
12-0 
6-0 
6-0 

-  9-0 

-  70 
0-0 
80 

16-0 
13-0 
12-0 

-  20 

-  50 
0-0 
7-0 
5-0 

13-0 

50 

15-0 

11-0 

9-0 

20 

-2-0 

-9-0 

-140 

-9-0 

4-0 

100 

100 

100 

90 

90 

100 

100 

82 

64 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

83 

100 

69 

i  100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

90 

91 

90 

90 

100 

100 

100 

76 

100 

80 

100 

85 

84 

100 

1.00 

100 

100 

100 

87 

100 

88 

100 

87 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

86 

N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

N. 

N.E. 
S.W. 

W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

W. 

N. 

N.E, 

N. 
1 
N.W. 

N.W. 

N.W. 

W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

W. 
N.W. 
S.W. 
N.W. 

w. 

N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

i 
12 
10 

2 

20 
22 

6 
14 
18 
12 
10 
18 
16 
10 

8 
14 

4 
14 

8 

8 
18 

8 
14 

8 
18 

6 

4 
12 
20 

6 

8 

N.E. 
N.E. 

E. 

E. 
N.E. 
S.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

N. 

N. 
N.E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

W. 

W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

W. 

w. 
w. 

N.W. 
N.W. 

N. 
N.W. 

W. 

W. 
N.W. 

12 

22 

2 

2 

24 
18 
12 
14 
16 
8 
14 
18 
20 
18 
8 

16 
8 
10 
4 
22 
8 
8 

10 
8 
6 
12 
4 
8 
10 
10 

2 

in. 

i„.i! 

in 

10 

1 

10 

3 

, i. .  .  . 

10 

10 
10 
10 

4 

1 

10 
10 
10 

in 

5 

-46 

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1 



6 

7 

1 

10 
10 

8 

........ 

i 

in 

9 

10 

10 

11 

10 
10 
10 

12 

•03 

s 

s. 

10 
10 
10 
10 

13 

14.:.... 

15 

,   10 
10 

16 

17 

18 

10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 

10 
10 
10 

19 

s. 

-02 

S. 
-03 

N. 
N. 
N. 
N. 

N. 

20  ... . 

N. 

21 

22 



1 

7 

c.s. 

23 

N. 

24 

s. 

S. 

N. 

10 
10 

N. 

25 

6 
9 

c.s. 
c.s. 

26 

27 

s. 

s. 

1 

1 

10 
10 

28 

29 

i 

30 

-03 

10 

7 

31 

K.S. 

10 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAII.V   WEATHER   REPORTS  FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Toronto,  Ontario — January,  1 909. 


485 


.3. 

4. 

5. 

6. 

7. 

8. 

9. 
10. 
II. 
12. 
13, 
14. 
15. 
16. 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20. 
21. 
22. 
23. 
24. 
25. 
26. 
27. 
28. 
29. 
30. 
31. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 


Air  Temperature. 


Humid- 
ity. 


Day. 


in. 
29-8! 


29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
30 
30 
29 
29 
29 
29 
30 
29 
30 
30 
29 
30 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
28 
29 


29-88 
29-83 
29-64 
29-51 
29-37 
29-86 
30-32 
30  01 
29-73 
29-55 
29-91 
30  09 
30-13, 
29-62; 
30-211 

30-09 

- 
29-80 

30-20: 

29-641 

29-78 

29-66 

29-74 


59 

29-52 

47 

29-41 

47 

29-59 

67 

29-70 

24 

29-26 

60 

29-54 

21 

28-94 

99 

29-29 

71 

30-04 

160 
21-4 
36-6 
38-8 
42-6 
25-2 

2-1 
16-0 
32-8 
32-61 
291' 
14-8 
10-2, 
29.l' 
26-6 

1-2| 
26-2 
-1-8' 
21-4' 
28-5 
35-8 
39-5 
40-5 
44-7 
38-0 
31-3 
35-0 
18-0! 
28-5 
20-0 
-  0-3 


18-2 
32 -.5 
40-2 

42-1 
32-8! 

ii-el 

7-2| 
25-2 
33-8 
34-7 
18-3 
11-8 
23-0 
35-8 
10-6 

1-2 
29-1 

5-0 
32-3 
33-6 
41-8 
39-4 
49-3 
48-8 
358 
32-2 
28-5 
22-4 
25-6 
15-8 

2-1 


26-0 
33-4 
40-4 
46-7 
43-6 
33-0 
.121 
25-2 
35-8 
360 
34-7 
19-2 
23-0 
36-0 
36-3 
10-6 
29-4 
30-2 
33-5 
37-4 
43-0 
44-3 
49-8 
57-0 
49-1 
40-2 
39-1 
29-0 
29-8 
26-1 
11-1 


^-1 


151 

17-3 

32-0 

37-0 

32-21 

9-2 

1-5 

6-4 

24-0 

32-0 

17-7 

10-6 

2-1 

22-6 

10-0 

1-0 

0-4 

-2-6 

3-9 

27-3 

33-5 

37-2 

37-6 

43-8 

35-2 

30-7 

28-5 

17-8 

16-4 

14-0 

-  0-9 


81 
68 
87 
87 
71 
83 
95  j  79 
75  76 


98 
97 

78|  81 
97j  80 
92  73 
95 1  88 
88  j  79 
91,  90 


100 
70 


Winds. 


Precipi- 
tation. 


I  a.m.  S  p.m. 


59     72 
70'     92 


N. 

W. 
W. 

s.w. 
w. 

N.W. 

N. 

S. 
N.W. 

C. 
N.W. 

N. 

N. 

S. 
N.W. 

N. 

S. 
'  N. 

S. 

w. 
s.w. 

s. 

E. 
S.E. 
W. 
N. 

w. 


9     W. 
36     W. 


97 

83 

N.  ■ 

84 

94 

E. 

97 

91 

N. 

00 

86 

N. 

13 

4 
11 
30 
10 
15 
20 
O. 
22 
12 

5 
13 
16 
21 
20 
18 
14 

9 
16 

8 
11 
10 
34 
24 
24 

7 

34 
13 
27 


S.W. 

N. 

N. 

N.W. 

N. 
S. 

w. 

s.w. 

N. 
N. 
S. 

w. 

N. 
N.E. 
N.W 
N. 
W. 

s. 
c. 

E. 
S.W. 

W. 

W. 

W. 
N.W. 

N. 

E. 

N. 

N. 


Clouds. 


8  a.) 


S  p.m. 


Upper. 


in. 
002 

S. 


0-24 
S 


0-04 


0-02 
0-30 

s. 

R. 


001 


0-01 
004 

s. 

012 
001 
0-02 


1  <! 


...  0-20 

0-46!  S. 

I 

,.■  s. 

s. 


0-0110-32 


0-12 

;o-oi 


0-09 


8  0-02 

I 


....  0-44 

( 

0-06  0-10 


C.S. 


C.S. 


Lowpr.     .     Upper. 


•3       *: 
-S        g 


N. 
K.S. 

S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 


K.S. 

N. 
K.S. 

N. 

N. 
K.S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 


HI   K.S 


K.S. 
K.S. 

N. 

S. 

N. 

K.S. 

1;  K.S. 

10^  K..'=;. 

10   K.S. 

101    N. 
9  K.S. 


Lower. 


10  K.S. 
10  K.S. 

10  K.S. 

I 
10  K.S. 


C.S. 


10 


K.S. 

N. 
N. 
K.S. 


K.S. 


10    N. 
3,  K.S. 
10 


KS.. 
K.S. 

N. 
S. 


10     N. 
10'    N. 


486 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

DAILY  WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR   THE   YEAR   lUO!) 
Toronto,  Ontario — February,  1909. 


Day. 


I. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

5. 

6. 

7, 

8. 

9. 
10. 
11. 
12. 
13, 
14 

IB 
17 
18 
19 
20 
21 
22 
23 
24 
25 
26 
27 
28 


Peessube 

AT  32°. 


in. 

30-20 

29-74 

29-73 

29-41 

29-15 

28-68 

29-68 

29-77 

29-83 

28-91 

29-30 

29-70 

29-63 

30-0 

29-86 

29-70 

29-65 

29-86 

29-28 

29-06 

29-57 

29-71 

29-76 

28-85 

29-56 

29-66 

29-28 

29-60 


in. 

29-86 
29-84 
29-55 
29-13 
28-93 
29-58 
29-62 
29-89 
29-32 
29-12 
29-68 
29-47 
30-00 
29-76 
29-86 
29-42 
29-69 
29-67 
28-96 
29-34 
29-61 
29-91 
29-36 
29-11 
29-82 
29-40 
29-41 
29-74 


Air  TempeR-\tiire. 


'  Humid- 
ity. 


-  6-3 
26-0 
20-1 
24-1 
40-6 
36-3 
25-2 
25-0 
17-7 
34-6 
20-4 
18-0 
28-3 
18-8 
12 
13-1 
13-3 
240 
29-0 
35-0 
32-1 
28-5 
34-8 
41-0 
16-2 
25-0 
30-0 
14-2 


18-1 
19-8 
24-8 
40-0 
43-8 
31-0 
28-1 
10-8 
28-7 
21-4 
22-3 
37-8 
17-6 
16-0 
19-8 
14-4 
23-8 
28-3 
36-3 
31-6 
34-0 
33-0 
37-0 
31-6 
17-3 
33-1 
29-8 
14-2 


18-3 

31-5 

28-2 

40-2 

44-7 

45-6 

36-4 

32-0 

28-8 

37-3 

27-0 

42-0 

38-7 

20-1 

20-0 

20-0 

29 

28-3 

45-2 

37-0 

37-2 

41-8 

37-1 

45-4 

31-6 

34-0 

34-4 

29 


-  8-7 
17-7 
16-8 
23-2 
36-0 
30-3 
24-3 
10-4 
8-6 
20-2 
19-3 
16-3 
17-5 
15-0 
11-2 
12-5 
12-0 
23-4 
280 
31-1 
29-5 
24-0 
27-6 
30-7 
14-7 
17-1 
29-4 
13-4 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


S  p.m. 


Precipi- 

T.\-nON. 


93 

92 

90 

92 

94 

67 

86 

93 

95 

74 

77 

65 

69 

99 

79 


Q      > 


N. 
S.W. 
N.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

w. 

S.W. 

N. 
S.E. 

W. 

W. 
N.W. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

W. 

N. 

E. 

N. 

N. 

S.E. 

E. 

N.E. 
N.W. 
S.W. 

N. 

N. 


W. 

N. 

N. 

S.W. 

c. 

W. 

S. 

N. 
S.E. 

W. 

W. 

W. 

N. 
N.E. 
N.E, 
17     N. 
20     W. 

t 

7     E. 
13;  N.E. 
24!    W. 


2 

W. 

2 

N.W. 

24 

E. 

17 

S.W. 

23 

N.W, 

13 

S. 

12 

N. 

19 

N. 

0-10 


s. 

0-42 


0-24 
0-04 
0-12 


Cl-OUDS. 


8  a.m. 


Upper.    '    Lower. 


Upper. 


0-01 
0-02 

S. 
R. 
S. 


0-12 

S. 

s. 


S. 
0-12 
0-05 
0-22 


0-70 
0-02 


0-01 

S. 


0-01 
0-20 

s. 


040 

s. 
s. 


0-01 


w 


s 


O.K. 


c.s. 


c.s. 


c.s. 


N. 

N. 

K.S. 

N; 
K.S. 
K.S. 


N. 

K.S. 

N. 


N. 
S. 


K.S. 


K.S. 


K.S. 

N. 
K.S. 

N. 
N. 


10  O.K. 


Lower. 


a 
< 


10    s. 
9     S. 


10 


K.S. 


10    N. 
4  K.S. 


N. 
K.S. 


.10 

lo' 

I 
10;    N. 

...'   N. 

10 


10 
10 
10 


N. 
N. 
K.S. 


N. 
N. 
K.S. 

N. 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


487 


DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS  FOR   THE   YEAR   1909. 
Toronto,  Ontario — March,  1909. 


1 
FresSURb    ; 
AT  32°.. 

Air  Temperature. 

HUMID- 

mr. 

Winds. 

Pr.EciPi- 

TATION. 

Clouds. 

Day. 

S 

03 
00 

d 

00 

S 

a 

00 

s 

a 

00 

X 

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i 

oo 

95 
79 
86 
78 
87 
69 
69 
73 
93 
97 
77 
89 
82 
96 
61 
91 
83 
71 
93 
78 
68 
75 
82 
69 
90 
67 
88 
79 
91 
69 
75 

5 
d 

00 

90 
79 
95 
77 
84 
84 
72 
76 
97 
97 
80 
76 
89 
78 
69 
87 
88 
67 
90 
77 
70 
78 
69 
99 
70 
82 
82 
98 
70 
71 
62 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

03 
00 

a 

d 

00 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

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i 

Q 

i 

Upper. 

Lower. 

LTpper. 

Lower. 

1 

i 

s 

i 
s 

S 

i 

3 

1 
< 

1 

1 

in. 

29-77 
29-43 
29-25 
29-28 
29-43 
29-56 
29-35 
29-86 
29-57 

in. 

29-36 
29-46 
29-26 
29-24 
29-56 
29-40 
29-67 
29-85 
29-29 

o 

17-0 
31-8 
29-3 
25-5 
9-6 
19-0 
35-5 
24-0 
29-8 
33-0 
20-0 
25-1 
28-0 
30-8 
24-1 
31-7 
23-1 
22-8 
30-1 
28-4 
22-5 
26-8 
29-5 
34-4 
33-0 
30-2 
33-4 
34-8 
34-0 
34-2 
36-2 

32-1 
31-4 
25-8 
19-7 
20-6 
33-1 
31-6 
26-8 
28-6 
34-0 
26-1 
30-8 
30-8 
33-2 
27-8 
27.7 
24-0 
30-2 
33-4 
27-7 
24-6 
29-8 
35-1 
37-3 
33-8 
30-2 
38-0 
33-1 
35-0 
36-6 
36-4 

0 

32-1 
38-2 
320 
27-7 
23-6 
39-8 
37-6 
35-3 
30-2 
37-8 
33-4 
35-8 
36-3 
37-6 
32-2 
34-8 
29-9 
33-8 
33-6 
36-7 
31-6 
34-8 
42-7 
29-4 
37-7 
38-7 
45-5 
43-7 
44-0 
42-7 
47-2 

11-8 
24-2 
25-6 
19-7 
6-8 
8-2 
30-7 
19-7 
24-6 
28-1 
17-2 
20-0 
25-0 
26-5 
22-6 
25-8 
19-2 
16-0 
27-4 
26-5 
18-0 
23-2 
24-0 
26-3 
32-0 
29-3 
290 
28-1 
':    30-0 

29-2 
32-1 

E. 

N.W. 

E. 

N. 

N. 

W. 

W. 

N. 

E. 

C. 

N. 

W. 
N.E. 

N. 

N. 
S.W. 

N. 

W. 

E. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

S. 

N. 

N. 

S. 

S.W. 

w. 
w. 

N. 

11 

37 

21 

20 

4 

8 

7 

39 

0 

18 

6 

8 

4 

17 

28 

35 

9 

17 

16 

12 

19 

8 

12 

20 

22 

14 

5 

i     13 

i    17 
1 
18 

E. 
S.W. 
N.E. 

N. 
W. 
E. 

N. 

E. 

E. 

W. 

W. 

W. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

W. 

N. 
S.W. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

E. 

N. 

W. 
S.W. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

W. 

15 
3 

20 

30 

16 

12 

11 

1 

10 

26 

17 

1 

2 

14 

15 

18 

22 

6 

6 

14 

15 

15 

7 

12 

26 

4 

9 

10 

12 

20 

15 

in. 

S. 

in. 
001 

9 
10 
10 

4 

8 

10 
2 

K  S 

2...      .1 

. 

K.S. 

K.S. 

K. 

2 

c.s. 

3. 

0-28 
0-06 

0-52 

S. 

N 

4 

3 

n.s. 

K.S. 

5 

6 

7 

7 
10 

K.S. 

N. 

5 

c.s. 

8             i 

9 

0-01 
0-15 
002 

0-25 

S. 

10     N. 
10    N. 

10 
10 

K.S. 

10 

2908,  29-26 
29-88    3004 

n 

2 

C.K. 

12 

30-06 
29-74 
29-50 
29-74 
29-52 
29-39 
29-83 
29-51 
29-61 
29-76 
29-83 
29-91 
29-51 
28-78 
29-06 
28-99 
29-17 
29-24 
29-28 
29-65 

29-88 
29-57 
29-59 
29-75 
29-32 
29-67 
29-74 
29-36 
29-67 
29-79 
29-89 
29-75 
28-93 
28-91 
29-21 
29-15 
29-24 
29-27 
29-46 
29-67 

10 

4 

10 

K.S. 
K.S. 

4 



K.S. 

13 

3 

c.s. 

14 

K.S. 

15 

1 
5 

K.S. 

16 

0-04 

015 

10 
10 

17 

K.S. 

18 

5 

c.s. 

19 

0-14 

S. 

0-02 

10 
1 

N. 
K.S. 

10 

20     . .  ■ . 

21 

22 

23 

24 

in. .15 

10 
10 
10 
10 

2 

K.S. 

N. 

25 

0-26 

S. 

0-18 

10 

26 

S. 
0-13 

i 

K.S. 

27 

N. 
K.S. 

■■■■I 

s 

K  9. 

28 

S. 

29     

30 

31 

S. 

s. 

2 

c.s. 

4 

K.S. 

1 

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12. 
13 
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15 
Hi 

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METEOROLOGICAL    TAULES. 

DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   190'J. 
Toronto,  Ontario — April,  1909. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 


29-73 
29-62 
29-30 
29-57 
29-51 
29-50 
29-11 
29-70 
29-45 
29-81 
30-24 
29-79 
29-38 
29-90 
29-94 
29-93 
29-75 


IS I  29-65 

in i  29-30 


29-77 
29-52 
29-44 
29-59 
29-97 
29-65 
29-75 
29-44 
29-85 
29-76 
29-12 


in 
29-70 
29-46 
29-39 
29-60 
29-42 
29-46 
29-35 
29-651 
29-57 
30-08] 
29-96 
29-58 
29-53 
29-98 
29-93 
29-70 
29-87, 
29-51 
29-66 
29-70 
29-08 
29-48 
29-73 
29-97 

29-61 

I 
29-68J 

29-43 

29-90 

29-58, 

29-18, 


Air  Temperature. 


Humid- 
ity. 


41-0 

35-2 

36-0 

38-2 

41-6 

49-0 

52-8 

37-2 

33-4 

23-0 

25-4 

45-7 

51-8 

35-2 

40 

41-8 

46-2 

40-9 

42-4 

40-1 

40-1 

42-7 

38 

35-7 

40-5 

34-5 

39-5 

31-1 

35-5 

37-1 


35-8 
.35-6 
35-4 
43-5 

49-1 

51-8, 

41-1 

42-1 

27-0 

22-0 

32-6 

53-8 

37-0 

36-3 

40-8j 

43 -o! 

48-l| 

51-1 

39-81 

38-2! 

I 

48-4 

41-9 

37-8 

40-8 

35-5 

370 

35-5 

35-2 

34-l! 

44-5 


49-4 
40-2 
39-0 
53-8 
54-5 
61-3 
60-0 
50-6 
42-4 
28-8 
35-2 
60-7 
65-0 
47-7 
45-5 
46-0 
58-2 
57-9 
51-3 
44-3 
48-4 
53-2 
49-2 
45-9 
58-4 
42-4 
51-5 
410 
36-0 
46-0 


30-5 
31-2 
32-2 
32-8 
37-3 
45-5 
39-0 
34-1 
25-9 
20-2 
15-6 
32-8 
36-7 
32-3 
29-5 
330 
41-8 
39-8 
39-7 
33-1 
38-0 
40-3 
32-7 
28-0 
33-1 
32-5 
33-5 
26-1 
29-2 
33-0 


s    a 


56 


72 
67 
89 
91 
51 
74 
78 
83 
56 
67 
75 
48 
59 
92 
92 
97 
75 
88 
70 
.54 
64 
69 
70 
83 
57 
73 
97 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


S  p.m. 


Precipi- 
tation. 


73 
90 
91 
63 
80 
93 
71 
58 
71 
85 
86 
50 
89 
62 
59 
76 
73 
90 
82 
88 
86 
91 
54 
48 
74 
67 
72 
78 
94 
91 


N. 
S.E. 

S. 
N.W. 
S.E. 

E. 
S.W. 

N. 

W. 

N. 
S.W. 
S.E. 

S. 

N. 
N.E. 

E. 

W. 

E. 

E. 
N.E. 

E. 

W. 

W. 
N.W. 
S.E. 
N.E. 

E. 
N.W. 

E. 

E. 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


lo!  S.W. 

7J  E. 

ii:  N. 

91  S. 

22  E. 

11;  E. 

I 

\2\  W. 

35  W. 

2o'  N. 


N. 
S.E. 

S. 

X. 

E. 

S. 
N.E. 


CO      ' 


.  ...jO-07 
0-010-15 


Upppr. 


0-05 
0-25  0-03 
0-01 

....  018 

1 

i 


1 

iV.E. 

4 

W. 

26 

N. 

13 

N. 

27 

S. 

13 

W. 

16 

N.W. 

13 

W. 

11 

N.W. 

4 

S. 

11 

W. 

20 

S.E. 

31 

E. 

30 

E. 

0-12! 


6;  0-58 

610-10 
15r0-64  0-03 
10 

22' 
11 
16 


. .|0-75 
0-03 


r: 


0-01 


1-30 


0-26 


0-22 


C.S. 
O.K. 


2 
11 

8 
42 

9 
30 
17 
22 
W' 

IS  I)  -tii 

I        I 
6|0-05....l       7|C.S. 

gp,... 

0-04| 


Lower. 


W 


W 


8  p.m. 


Uppei-. 


K.S. 


C.K. 


6,    N. 
lo!    N. 
K.S. 
10 


K.S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 


4  C.S. 
3!  C.S. 


1|  C.S. 


6i  K.S. 
3!  K.S. 

10 

I 

10|    N. 

3!  K.S. 
10! 

si  K.S. 


llG.S.  I 


K.S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 

N. 


S 
< 


Lower. 


C.S. 
C.S. 


C.S 


C.S. 


10  C.S. 


5 

K.S. 

10 

S. 

10 

K.S. 

C.S. 


K.S. 

N. 


C.S 


c. 

C.S. 


C.S. 


C. 
C.S. 


10 


10 


K.S. 

N. 


10 


K.S. 


5;  K.S. 


,N. 

N. 


METKUROLUr.ICAI-    TABLES. 


IS'J 


DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   I'JOy. 
Toronto,  Ontario— May,  1909. 


Dav. 


3. 
4. 
5. 

6. 

7. 

S. 

9. 
10. 
11. 
12. 
13. 
14 
If). 
Hi 
17 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 


S 
d 

00 


in 

29  10 
29-33 
29-51 
29-54 
29-39 
29-44 
29-48 
29-71 
29-45 
29-35 
29-68 
29-87 
29-60 
29-52 
29-54 
29-32 
29-43 


IS  i  29-67! 


19 

20 

21. 

22, 

23. 

24. 

25 

26. 

27. 

28. 

29. 

.30. 

31. 


29  73 
29-69 
29-70 
29-68 
29-61 
29-65 
29-80 
29-89 
29-50 
29-33 
29-47 
29-58 
29-61 


m. 
29-25 
29-53 

29-51j 
29-4l] 
29-27 
29-44! 
29-68! 
29-50! 
29-35 
29-45 
29-79 
29-74 
29-52 
29-51 
29-34 
29 -.36 
29-61 
29-69 
29 -68 
29-65 
29-69 
29-64 
29-60 
29-61 
29-82 
29-78 
29-36 
29-35 
29-47 
29-51 
29-02 


Air  Temper.\ture. 


40-8 
35-8 
41-1 
42-4 
45-0 
58-7 
46-2 
49-6 
45-6 
47-2 
46-1 
53-2 
54-0 
64-3 
48-2 
51-3 
49-2 
54-2 
54-3 
57-0 
54-7 
52-7 
59-7 
58-4 
59-0 
60-2 
51-7 
56-4 
63-2 
65-4 
70-0 


Humid- 
ity. 


S 


36-S 
36-1 
44-1 
45-2 
55-8 
48-4 
52-0 
52-2 
52-0 
43-2| 
50-5! 
57-3i 
60-7 
55-4 
53-0| 

540, 

I 

51-4| 
53-31 
55-8 
56-3I 
51-3 
52-3| 
52-2 
62-5 
51-4 
59-0 
.59-5 
54-0 
68-1 
61-7 
67-1 


48-0 
43-7 
50-7 
50-6 
63-3 
59-7 
62-0 
62-4 
68-7 
57-2 
58-2 
65-6 
67-7 
60-8 
53-8 
65-0 
57-0 
59-0 
04-7^ 
00-8 
50-3 
59-0 
62-4 
73-5 
62-7 
07-8 
69-0 
02-6 
82-2 
71-7 
80-4 


351 

30-6 

30-7 

35-3 

35-4 

45-3 

42-0 

37-3 

45-1 

43-0 

39-9 

38-5 

48-4 

50-8, 

46-3 

46-2 

46-1 

46-4* 

49-4 

48-8j 

49-0] 

48-0 

49-4 

45-6 

49-3 

44-4 

51-2 

52-7 

52-7 

52-7 

51-5 


79 
59 
72 
54 
83 
68 
95 
70 
93 
92 
55 
45 
08 
69 
77i 

63! 

[ 
74! 

73! 

73 

51 

80 

73 

66 

68 

37 

39 


Winds. 


!  Precipi- 

1 1  TATION. 


8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


Upper. 


Lower. 


3 

75 
56 
71 
56 
68 

59. 

I 

! 

55 
92 
93 

55 
53 
72 
80 
60 
62 
77 
75 
64 
?4 
82 
71 
92 
54 
62 
33 
89 
83 
59 
58' 
48' 


s 


« 


S  p.m. 


UppRr. 


Lower. 


W 


II    I 


N.W. 
W. 
W. 
W. 
C. 
E. 
W. 
E. 
E, 
N. 
X. 

s.w. 
c. 
w. 

E. 

s.w. 
w... 

N. 

c. 

N.E. 

E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

N. 
N.E. 

E.    i 

E. 
S.W. 

N. 

N. 

C. 


71 
30' 

4 

9 

0 
14 

3 

6 

8 
21 
19 

7 

0 
10 
13 

3 
18 

9 

0 
10 
11 
13 

5: 

I 
111 

u\ 

13! 
24 
10! 

15! 
7! 
0^ 


w. 
w. 
w. 
c. 

E. 
E. 

N. 
E. 
W. 
N. 
N. 
C. 

s. 

N.E. 

E. 

W. 

N.W. 
S.E. 
N.E. 

E. 
N.E. 

E. 

W. 

N. 

E. 

E. 

E. 
N.W, 

N. 
S.W. 

N. 


18; 

20! 
7! 

i 

2 

30 
8 
8 
6 

19: 

15 

0 

2 

6 

21 

14 

13 

1 

8 

13 

14! 

7 

2 

14 

1 

U 
7 
14 
10 
7 
12 


0-04!0-02 
0-02'o-04 


001 
0-03 


0-22 


0-10 
0-53 
0-47 


0-04 
0-36 
003 


0-11 
0-31 


0-28 
R. 


0-01 


0-05 


012 


:0-03! 


!0-46 
0-04 


0-50 
R. 


10,     N. 


C.S. 


OS- 


es. 


C.S. 


C.S. 


5l  K.S 

I 


K.S.  i 

K.S. 

KS. 


10  K.S. 


N. 
K.S. 


10;  K.S. 


K.S. 
K.S. 


in  K.S. 

!l     IC.,-., 

lOl  K.S. 

I 
8!  K.S. 

10'  K.S. 

6  K.S. 

5I  K.S. 


N. 
K.S. 


C.S. 


C.S. 


01  C.S. 


C.S. 


5   C.S. 


C.S. 
C.S. 


N. 
K.S. 


8j  K.S. 
3  K.S. 
9  K.S. 

9      N. 


10 
10 

3 
10 


N. 

K.S. 


K.S. 
K.S. 


10  K.S. 


K.S. 

K.S. 
10'  K.S. 
9I  K.S. 


K.S. 

N. 
K.S. 

N.S. 


10 


K. 

N. 
K.S. 

K.S. 


■190 


MKTEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR   THE   YEAR    iniW. 
Toronto,  Ontario — June,  1909. 


Dai. 


3.. 

4.. 

5.. 

6.. 

7.. 

8.. 

9.. 
10.. 
11.. 
12.. 
13.. 
14.. 
15.. 
10.. 
17.. 
18.. 
19-. 
20. 
21. 
22. 
23. 
24. 
25. 
26. 
27. 
28. 
29. 
30. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 


6. 


m. 

29-71 
29-64 
,  29-56 
29-43 
29-39 
29-72 
29-81 
29-90 
29-74 
29-64 
29-64 
29-59 
29-46 
29-40 
29-80 
29-80 
29-44 
29-70 
29-73 
29-71 
29-74 
29-66 
29-50 
29-44 
29-47 
29-65 


29-65J 
29-531 
29-50 
29-33 
29-48 
29-72 
29-80 
29-79 
29-68 
29-62 
29-59 
29-52 
29-33 
29-62 
19-79 
29-59 
29-46 
29-70 
29-66 
29-68 
29-65 
29-52 
29-42 
29-41 
29-48 
29-66 


29-74    29 

29-631  29-58 

29-761  29-70 

1 
29-68   29-49 


Air  Te-mper.'vture. 


64 -Oi 


67 -Oj 

68;  7 

63-8 

65-6 

60-8 

58-4 

57-3 

59-2 

53-2 

63-4 

66  0 

61-0 

65-3 

55-0 

61-7 

63-7 

50-2 

59-8 

69-0 

71-2 

66-7 

71-9 

71-8 

74-7 

70-0 

71-7 

71-2 

67-7 

70-5 

59-4i 
66-0 
66-S 
61-4 
65-0 
62-8 
55-0 
58-2 
.56-2 
57-2 
64-3 
66-1 
57-8 
56-7 
62-3 
63-3 
58-0 
56-0 
70-0 
71-0 
77-1 
70-7 
74-6 
72-3 
75-2 
70-4 
66-5 
75-7 
67-5 
79-7 


71-8 

74-8 

78-4 

74-4 

73-7 

67-3 

65-4 

63 -S 

64-6 

61-2 

75-3 

80-4 

66-2 

71-7 

69 

75-8 

64-7 

65-0 

78-7 

85-7 

90-4 

77-2 

82-0 

84-4 

83-7 

83-0 


81-2! 

85-8 

75-6 

90-3 

51-4 
56-3 
56-3 
58-5 
60-2 
53-8 
54-8 
49-2 
52-4 
53-0 
51-3 
55-3 
54-9 
54-2 
43-5 
48-4 
54-5 
42-9 
460 
58-1 
57-6 
64-8 
63-3 
62-1 
,66-3 
63-3 
55-5 
61-9 
60-1 
55-8 


Humid- 
ity. 


s    s 


31 

63 

70 

72 

88 

53 

59 

38 

52 

96 

65 

63 

78 

82 

64 

64 

80 

62 

57 

51 

67 

91 

84 

85 

74 

57 

54 

64 

53 

57 


Winds. 


S  a.m. 


u     '<  .-. 


■56 
63 
68 
92 
63 
60 
71 
46 
84 
92 
62 
67 
88 
87 
56 
69 
85 
SO 
59 
60 
73 
88 
83 
89 
72 
51 
67 
74 
58 
37 


E. 
N.E. 

N. 
N.E. 

E. 

E. 
N.E. 

E. 

E. 

E. 

N. 
S.W. 
E. 

W. 

W. 
S.W. 

w. 

N.W. 

S.W. 

w. 
w.. 

■S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

c. 

N. 
N.E. 

E. 

E. 
N.E. 


8  p.m. 


■5*  1  "^ 

Q      > 


C. 
C. 

E. 
N.E. 

S. 

N. 

E. 

E. 

E. 
N.W 

S.E. 
S.W. 

E. 
N.W. 

W. 


N. 

W. 

W. 

81  S.W. 


8 

W. 

5 

c. 

3 

W. 

11 

S.W. 

0 

S.W. 

13 

N. 

1 

E. 

2 

N. 

10 

S.W. 

3 

w. 

Precipi- 
tation. 


in 
0 

0|1  R. 

1! 
9 


13 
6 
6 
3 

11 

16 

4 

10 

11 

7 

15 

8 

11 

11 

18 

12 

20 

4 

0 

10 

7 

9 

4 

6 

18 

2 

11 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


Upper. 


R. 


0-10 
0-03 


0-01 


R, 

0-09 


0-27 


R. 


0-58 


0-01 
0-11 

R. 

R. 


C.S. 


O.K. 
C.K. 


Lower. 


10 


;c.s. 


C.S. 


S!    K. 


6  K.S. 


10 


10 


10 


w 


8  p.m. 


Upper.         Lower 


K.S. 


K.S. 

K.S. 

N. 


.S 


C.K. 

C.S. 


C.S. 


C.S. 

) 
K. 

1   C.S. 


K. 

C.S. 


10 


10 


10 


K.S. 


K.S. 


K.S. 


K.S. 


10 


C.S. 


101  K.S. 


K. 
C.S. 
C.K. 
C.S. 


II  C.S. 


C.K. 
C.S. 
C.S. 


10 


C.K. 


4C.K. 


10 


K.S. 


C.K. 
K.S. 
C.K. 
■K. 
C.S. 


C.S. 
C.S. 
K.S. 


K.S. 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


■191 


DAILY  WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR   THE   YEAH   190SI. 
Toronto,  Ontario— July,  1909. 


Prebsurb 
AT  32°. 

Air  TEMPER.ATrRE. 

1 

HUMID- 
ITT. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 

T.4TI0N. 

Clouds. 

IJw 

S 
a 

00 

B 

d 

00 

i 

00 

B 

a. 

00 

i 

.5 

i 

03 
QO 

69 
59 
71 
64 
58 
55 
54 
48 
51 
73 
98 
93 
65 

:  72 

71 
91 
71 
87 
61 
48 
88 
87 
98 
69 
69 
67 
63 
72 
90 
71 
69 

o. 

DO 

57 
67 
65 
44 
53 
58 
48 
50 
55 
84 
86 
80 
73 
74 
90 
82 
06 
62 
54 
53 

m 

8 

97: 
93 
85' 

1 

77' 
62 
73 
81 

89; 

54 1 
8I! 

8  a.m. 

S  p.m. 

! 

s 

a. 
00 

8  a.m. 

8p 

m. 

Q 

i 

-Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

i 

S 

00 

4|s 

< 

•a 

c 

s 
< 

i 

e 
< 

■6 

c 

1 

in. 

29  47 
29-49 
29-38 
29-59 
29-68 
29-65 
29-71 
29-63 
29-63 
29-55 
29:56 
29-31 
i  29-33 
29-56 
29-57 

1 

29-45 
29-59 
29-34 
29-74 
29-94 
29-88 
29 -.50 
29-18 
29-42 
29-73 
29-77 
>  29-69 
29-71 
29-58 
29-52 
29-54 

in. 
29-41 

o 

69-0 
68-0 
58-6 
59-8 
63-8 
68-1 
69-3 
72-0 
68-8 
66-9 
69-4 
70-2 
69-3 
69-2 
69-1 
67-7 
65  0 
65-3 
63-2 
70-0 
60-7 
62-0 
62-2 
62-3 
65-7 
68-2 
68-3 
69-4 
71-0 
72-2 
68-5 

o 

72-2 
61-9 
57-8 
65-1 
70-8 
63-5 
67-0 
75-6 
65-0 
670 
72-3 
77-4 
68-7 
69-4 
69-4 
07-0 
65-6 
62-0 
64-7 
67-0 
62-3 
63-5 
57-5 
57-8 
65-2 
66-7 
69-8 
71-7 
75-0 
72-6 
68-5 

o 

Sl-2 
73-8 
66-2 
72-0 
78-3 
74-9 
79-0 
86-9 
77.0 
78-2 
80-7 
85-7 
78-2 
82-7 
84-5 
78-3 
7S-4 
67  S 
73-2 
78-9 
,   67-0 
69-1 
67-8 
69-4 
80-8 
83-7 
84-4 
S5-3 
85-8 
85-0 
Sl-0 

o 

64-3 
58-8 
51-7 
47-6 
49-1 
50-3 
55-7 
54-3 
54-9 
58-2 
64-6 
67-7 
65-3 
56-7 
59-8 
61-9 
.57- 1 
.55-8: 

.55-4 
54-0 
56-8 
59-2 
57-4 
510 
51-7 
55-4 
56-8 
61-4 
68-1 
65-3 
56-9 

N. 

N. 

N.W. 
N.W. 

W. 

S. 
N.E. 

W. 
.  E. 

C. 

s.w. 

s.w. 

w. 

E. 

N. 

W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

N. 

N. 
N.E. 

E. 

E. 

N.W. 
N.W. 

W. 
S.W. 
N.E. 
S.W. 

N. 
N.W. 

9 
12 

15 

14 

9 

4 

5 

6 

13 

0 

4 

1 

23 

4 

2 

6 

16 

14 

25 

14 

6 

10 
5 
12 
5 
4 
7 

1 

13 

U 

1 

N 

E. 

N. 

N. 

W. 

E. 

W. 

C. 

E. 

E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

S. 
X.E. 
N.W. 

W. 

W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

W. 

c. 

E. 

N. 
N.W. 

W. 

S. 

C. 

E. 

W. 

N. 
S.E. 

15 
12 
17 
10 

in. 

in. 

8 
2 

2 
2 

O.K. 
C.K. 

5 

C.S. 

10 

2 

29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 

27 
46 
59 
65 
64 
65 
55 
58 
50 
42 
18 
47 
55 
49 
47 
57 
59 
79 
88 
72 
31 
27 
54 
74 
66 
65 
63 
47 
51 
55 

0-11 

0-03 

N. 

3 

K. 
K. 

4 

5 

2 
3 
1 
2 
2 

K. 

0. 

C.S. 

C.S. 

C.S. 

f) 

7 

S 

9 

(! 
0 
8 
6 
7 
20 
5 
4 

' 
2 

5 
19 

u 

6 
0 

8 
27 
17 

5 

in 

1  '   '   ■   " 

5 

C.S. 



C.S. 

.... 

6 
10 
10 

3 

7 

K.S. 

K.g. 

N. 
K.S. 
K.S. 

10 
10 
10 

10  .    . 

0-77 
0-42 
0-03 

0-03 
0-01 

1 

N. 

11... 

K  S 

12... 

K.S. 

13 

C.S. 

14 

15 

0-25 

• 

0-25 

0-17 
0-12 

R. 

5 

K. 

l(i   . 
17 

....  1 

1 

1 

K.S. 

IS    

11)   

C.S. 

■' 

K..^. 

8 

K.S. 

20 

5 

C.K. 

10 
10 
10 
10 

4 

1 

8 
2 

21 

22, 

0-02 
0-01 
0-04 
0-07 
003 

0-09 
0-12 
0-79 
0-07 

10 
10 
10 

K.S. 

N, 
S. 

K.S. 

N. 

23 

24 

25 

26   ...... 

■■■'! 

1!    K. 

i 



3    CS. 
Si  C.S. 
3   C.S. 

N. 

S. 
K.S. 

27 

n 

1 

2 

K.S. 

2S 

7 
9 

13 

2 

C.S 

29 

R. 
0-01 

• 

0-03 

10 

30 

31 

R. 

6 

492 


MKTEOROLO(;lCAI,    TABLIiS. 


DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR   THE   YEAR   1909. 
Toronto,  Ontario — August,  1909. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 


Day. 


Air  TEMPER.\Tt;RE. 


1 

2 

3 

4, 

5 

6. 

7. 

S. 

9. 

10. 

U 

12. 

13. 

14. 

15 

IG 

17 

IS 

19 

20. 

21. 

22. 

23 

24 

25 

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31 


29- 
29-, 
29- 
20' 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29-. 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 


HUMID- 
PTT. 


(A     I      CI. 
QO      '      00 


■71 

29-76 

682 

652 

74-8 

61^3 

■S7 

29  •89 

70^2 

69  5 

760 

58-2 

•93 

29^83 

690 

69^7 

82^0 

650 

■81 

29  66 

680 

71^8 

843 

604 

■65 

29^61 

68-5 

69^8 

79^0 

65^S 

■69 

29^69l 

73-2 

73^4 

85^2 

629 

■76 

29-76 

77-2 

720 

86^8 

630 

•78 

29-61! 

78-2 

76-2 

93^3 

62^1 

•58 

29-57 

71-9 

72-6 

85^0 

713 

■71 

29^78j 

64-3 

65^4 

75^8 

62^8 

•88 

29^78l 

1 

65-3 

64^  2 

72^3 

544 

•71 

29-61 

673 

65-4 

74^8 

54^7 

•64 

29^62, 

69^2 

69^2 

788 

58^7 

■64 

2955^ 

67^6 

70^2 

76-4 

618 

•45 

29^30 

670 

68^8 

72^7 

66-8 

■30 

29^27| 

705 

650 

77^7 

645 

■30 

29^29 

63-0 

603 

65  •a 

603 

■28 

29^28' 

61^7 

65^4 

76^7 

52-5 

•31 

2932, 

68  ^4 

707 

85^2 

603 

•45 

29^68 

652 

600 

75^2 

59-7 

■90 

29^91 

59^1 

557 

71^0 

4S^3 

■88 

29^84; 

602 

67^8 

77^6 

45^9 

•82 

29  73 

67-2 

69^7 

83-5 

55  1 

•8Q 

29^68 

692 

71^9 

86^5 

603 

•71 

29  60 

72^0 

790 

95^8 

60-1 

•59 

29  65 

72^6 

72^4 

87^1 

70^9 

•75 

29  67 

682 

64^  2 

79^8 

57-1 

•61 

29-50 

665 

71-7 

770 

56-4 

•59 

29^80 

670 

58-9 

760 

58-9 

•95 

29^83 

52^8 

57-2 

65  5 

45^5 

•65 

29-41 

593 

1 

67-7 

736 

48-7 

\VlXDS. 


8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


57 
54 
75 
62 


N.E. 
N.E. 

E. 

C. 

N. 

N. 

E. 
S.W. 

N. 

N. 

E. 

E. 
N.E. 

E. 

S. 

W. 

E. 

N.E. 
N.W. 

W. 

N. 

W. 

W. 

c. 

S.W. 
S.W. 

E. 

E... 

W. 
N.E. 
N.E. 


Precipi- 
tation. 


13 

7\ 
5 
0 
4 
4 
2 
1 

17 

25 

8 

14 

"i 

6; 

14 
7 

14 

14 
8 
7 
7 
0 
8 

15 
6 
5 

18 

10 
4 


E. 

E. 

E. 

S.E. 

E. 

S. 

C. 

S.W. 

N. 

N. 

S.E. 

E. 

i;. 

E. 

w. 

N. 
E. 
W. 

w. 

N. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

W. 

E. 
S.W. 

N. 

S. 

w. 


001 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


Upper. 


Lower. 


0^.59  02S 

....0^21 
0^01  OOl 


17, 

7 

lal 

2 
12 
12  , 
15    R. 


R. 


022 


R. 


K. 

C.K. 


-a 

5 


o'  C.K. 


Si  K.S.         1 
10 

10    K.S.  I       2 


8  p.m. 


Upper.         Lower. 


C.S. 


C.K. 
C.S. 


:!  as. 


10 


-a     \  ^ 


C.S. 
K. 
C.S. 
C.S. 
C.S. 


C.K. 

C.S. 

C. 


2   C.S. 


10 
2!  C.S.  1.... 


3     C. 


X. 
K.S. 


■t   CS. 


C.S.         4   K.S.         2 
C.S 


C.S. 


K.S. 


C.S. 


li  C.K. 


K.S.         2 


10 


K.S. 
K.S. 


K.S. 


K.S. 


3;  K.S. 


2   K.S. 


41  K.S. 


lOj  K.S. 

9  K.S.  1 i      9i  K.S. 


lOi  K.S. 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR 
Toronto,  Ontario — September,  1909. 


493 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 

1 

Air  Temperature. 

Hdmid- 
iir. 

t 
Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

i 

Clouds. 

Day. 

a 

00 

1 

S 
d 

00 

g 

00 

H 
d 

00 

03 

i 

ii    ! 

S 
00 

70 
78 
77 
98 
67 
69 
74 
70 
71 
89 
76 
79 
98 
87 
89 
75 
75 
63 
79 
50 
74 
68 
1     95 

!  57 

82 
82 
71 
65 
77 
86 

S 
d 

00 

75 
59 
71 

s, 

78 
74 
75 
83 
84 
80 
77 
86 
94 
90 
74 
98 
.71 
92 
75 
82 
81 
88 
85 
98 
96 
82 
72 
65 
85 
87 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

B 

=8 
00 

1 

g 

d 
00 

1 

in. 

R. 

8  a.m. 

8  p. 

m. 

"a 
> 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

< 

.1 

a 
< 

■6 

4^ 
S 

s 

2 

S 

< 

c 

1 

in. 

29-59 
29-74 
29-73 
29-40 
29-6i 
29-79 
29-74 
29-88 
29-84 
29-52 
29-79 
29-92 
29-78 
29-79 
29-67 
29-81 

29  07 

30  02 
30  01 
29-91 
29-79 
29-47 
29-45 
29-81 

in. 

29-72 

29-63 

29-54 

29-42] 

29-79J 

29-62! 

29-87 

29-7? 

29-69 

29-56 

29-88 

29-80 

1 

29-72 

29-73 

29-73; 

1 
29-68: 

29-80' 

30-01 

29-89 

29-80 

29-63 

29 -.50 

29-60 

2Q-.i!5> 

0 

53-0 
51-5 
55-5 
62-2 
55-0 
53-0 
58-2 
57-2 
59-8 
59-7 
64-1 
60-3 
600 
68-4 
71-1 
570 
62-3 
54-8 
55-2 
64-8 
03-3 
65-9 
67-0 
54-3 
51-8 
48-2 
49-5 
53-2 
57-8 
48-3 

0 

51-0 

.57-7 

64-0 

65-0 

52-0 

59-7 

53  0 

59-0 

61-2 

67-1 

60-0 

55-0 

64-0 

70-0 

62-5 

56-1 

57-2 

48-4 

62-1 

61-9 

64-2 

69-1 

57-4 

52-3 

50-3 

48-5 

50-3 

56-7 

50-3 

49-6 

67-7 
750 
80-0 
68-8 
65-0 
75-0 
68-3 
76-0 
67-5 
75-7 
70-7 
68-8 
74-9 
88-9 
77-S 
70-0 
76-1 
63-0 
68-3 
70-2 
73-2 
73-6 
71-5 
66-0 
66-0 
58-7 
66-0 
62-9 
59-6 
62-3 

0 

49-4 

40-8 
47-1 
00-2 
51-1 
41-0 
53-0 
42-4 
51-5 
56-4 
57-4 
51-2 
52-1 
58-3 
02-5 
52-1 
511 
45-4 
44-0 
55-3 
54-2 
60-0 
61-5 
43-3 
49-7 
44-8 
42-1 
41-3 
49-9 
44-0 

w. 

N. 
W. 

s. 

N. 
'N. 

N. 

N. 

E. 

E. 
N.E. 

E. 

N. 

C. 
S.W. 

^'■ 

w. 

N.E. 
i     E. 
E. 

!   s. 

E. 
S. 

w. 

N... 
N. 
N. 
E. 
S. 
S.W. 

25 

7 
9 

6 

24 

5 

10 

4 

15 

4 

11 

9 

3 

0 

6 

13 

9 

1 

U 

10 

9 

13 

11 

12 

12 

18 

15 

6 

25 

12 

W. 
W. 
W. 

w. 

N. 
S.W. 
N.E. 
E. 

E. 

C. 
N.E. 

E. 

E. 

E. 

W.  ' 
S. 

N. 

E. 

E. 

E, 

E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

N. 

W. 

N. 

N. 
S.W. 

w. 
w. 

11 

5 

in. 

.... 

1 

K 

■> 

s 

4 

2 
9 
9 
15 
3 

004 
■0-03 

0-08 
n.rti 

3 

C.S. 

10 

N. 

10 
10 

K  S 

5 

■ 
1 

K 

■•■■; 

1 

fi 

7 

1 
0 

C. 
C.S. 

■ "  ■  ■  1 

S 

3 

■ 

9 

14 

0 

7 

5 

8 

6 

12 

5 

17 

10 

19 

17 

20 

11 
t 

^ 

6 
10 

K.S. 
K.S. 



10 

N 

10 

0-03    f 

U 

6 

a. 

10 

K.S. 

12 

2'C.K. 

4 
10 

K.S. 

K.S. 

2 

O.K. 

13 

14 

|. . . . 

! 

15  .    .    . 

0-43 

0-04 

6 

O.K.  I.... 

10 

N. 

10 

1 
1 

17. .    . 

1 

1 

c. 

18 

19  . 

20. . 

i 
! 

9 

K.S. 

C. 

21. . 

i       6 

L.. 

C.K. 

'6 
10 
10 
10 
10 

2 

K.S. 

22 

23 

24 

0-01 

R. 
0-53 

R. 
0-37 

R. 

C.S. 

8 
6 

K.S. 
K.S. 

N. 
K.S, 

N. 

95 

29-93    29-97 
29-99   29-92 
29.82j  29-75 

29-70    29-56 

1 

29-37    ""idH 

19  in.n.^ 

C  K 

N 

26 

24 
12 

17 

17 
17 

0-03 



10 

2 

K.S. 
K.S. 

2 
2 

2 

C.S. 
K. 

27 

28   . 

K. 

.K.S. 

29 

0-01 

0-12 
0-02 

in 

N. 

10 
10 

K.S.' 

30 

29-38 

29-43 

s 

K.S. 

494 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


DAILY  WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Toronto,  Ontario^October,  1909. 


Day. 


9  . 
10.. 
11  . 
12.. 
i:!.. 
U.. 
15.. 

I' .. 

17.. 

18. 

19 

20. 

21. 

22. 

23. 

24. 

25. 

20. 

27. 

28. 

29. 

30. 

31. 


Pressure 

AT  32°. 


in. 
29-53 
29-62 
29-76 
29-91    29-97 
30-05   29-98 


29-58 
29-66 
29-82 


I 


29-99 
29-82 
29-85 
29  93 
29-77 
29-31 
29-19 
29-42 
29-25 
29-26 
29-34 
29-77 
29-91 
30-18 
30-10 


29-85 
29-74 
29-86 
29-87 
29-47 
29-12 
29-33 
29-42 
29-14 
29-30 
29-56 
29-94 
29-99 
.30-17 
29-94 


29-591  29-31 


29-43 
29-63 
29-75 
29-79 
29-47 
29-46 
29-70 
29-96 
29-89 
29-60 


29-63 
29-62 
29-78 
29-57 
29-34 
29-55 
29-86 
29-89 
29-65 
29-62 


.^B  TEMPEB.\TnRE. 


48-7 
500 
50-8 
52-3 
55-0 
64-8 
54-3 
49-1 
54-6 
55-8 
58-3 
41-9 
35-2 
38-1 
37-0 
39-1 
39-4 
40-6 
38-2 
35-0 
42-8 
49-6 
37-2 
34-5 
32-6 
46-1 
43-7 
35-1 
29-5 
31-5 
41-4 


- 

48-4 

50-8 

531 

54-3 

46-4 

50-7 

54-7 

52-2 

58-3 

60-0 

52-5 

36-0 

35-0 

39-8 

42-8 

40-8 

43-1 

-35-3 

37-6 

35-1 

54-8 

42-0 

39-4 

33-2 

42-4 

51-6 

39-5 

31-5 

31-1 

35-8 

48-5 

56-7 

63-0 

57-7 

63-7 

46-4 

71-4 

71-8 

73-9 

73-2 

76-7 

63-7! 

53-9 

40-7 

48-3 

50-3 

52-0 

52-8 

43-9 

45-9 

46-0 

59 

54-8 

43-3 

42-1 

46-3 

59 

52-7 

42-9 

40-6 

42-3 

67-0 


Humid- 
ity. 


40-4 
43-4 
45-5 
48-8 
40-6 
39-3 
41-4 
43-3 
45-3 
52-0 
52-1 
35-8 
32-2 
32-1 
29-9 
36-0 
34-7 
34-0 
33-2 
26-4 
33-4 
41-7 
33-2 
33-0 
25-3 
40-4 
39-5 
31-1 
24-8 
21-3 
33-3 


73 
83 
77 
82 
73 
70 
77 
96 
82 
94 
80 
89 
73 
70 
81 
86 
79 
80 
84 
63 
99 
83 
82 
73 
75 
84 
75 
76 
70 
82 
89 


75 
81 
86 
84 
97 
92 
93 
£6 
81 
77 
90 
70 
69 
63 
59 
84 
.72 
94 
96 
50 
82 
83 
80 
80 
79 
76 
75 
76 
69 
95 


Winds. 


I  Precipi- 

i  TATION. 


8  a/m.         8  p.m 


W. 
W. 

N. 

N. 
N. 
N. 
W. 

c. 

N.E. 

E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

w. 

S.W. 
W 

w. 
-w. 
w. 

N.W 
N. 

E. 
W. 
N. 
N. 
W. 
W. 

W. 
N.W 

N. 

E. 
S.W. 


W. 
W. 
N. 
E. 

S. 

N. 
S.W. 

E. 

N. 

E. 
S.E. 
S.W. 

w. 
w. 
w. 
w. 
w. 
w. 

N. 

N.E. 
S.W. 

W. 

N. 
W. 


5!  S.W. 


w. 
w. 

N.W 
W. 
S.E. 
S.W. 


m. 
0-05 


R. 


R. 

0-01 

s. 

R. 

001 


0-26 
0-01 


0-01 


0-15 


R. 


009 
0-09 

S. 

R. 

0-02 

R. 

0-15 


0-18 

R 
0  01 


R. 


0-05 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


Upper.         Lower 


K.S. 
K.S. 
KS. 

K.S. 


8  p.m. 


Upper.         Lower. 


3 


41     K. 


10 


c.s. 


K. 
C.S. 
C.K. 


C.S. 


C.S. 


C.S. 
C.S. 


K.S. 

N. 
K.S. 


K.S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 


10 


N. 
K.S. 


K.S. 


10 


K.S. 


K.S. 
K.S. 


K.«. 


K.S. 

K.S. 


C.K. 


K. 
C.K. 


10 


■  • 


C.S. 


K.S. 

K.S. 
N. 


C.S. 


C.K. 

C.S. 


10 


10 


10 


10 


K.S. 


K.S. 


N. 


K.S. 


K.S. 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Toronto,  Ontario— November,  1909. 


495 


Pbessure 

AT  32°. 

AiK  Temperatube. 

HUMID- 
ITT. 

Winds. 

PREapi- 

TA-nON. 

Clouds. 

Day. 

s 

00 

s 

00 

s 

03 

00 

S 
d 

00 

i 

s 

3 

03 
CO 

97 
85 
89 

69 
78 
77 
98 
82 
97 
98 
90 
80 
99 
85 
80 
70 
86 
89 
75 
83 
94 
84 
83 
79 
93 
93 
92 
72 
77 

a 

c. 

00 

75 
85 
SO 
68 
81 
73 
80 
88 
87 
87 
84 
91 
99 
96 
78 
99 
84 
78 
78 
73 
76 
92 
79 
73 
93 
86 
84 
82 
65 
92 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

00 

in. 

a. 

00 

in. 

8  a. 

m. 

S  p.m. 

s 

> 

Q 

-3 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

1 

■6 

(3 

s 
< 

i 

1 
< 

1 

4^ 

s 
< 

-a 

3 

1     

in. 
29-70 

in. 
29-51 

41-6 
51-7 
43-7 
40-8 
38-0 
40-8 
39-8 
51-0 
34-4 
41-5 
44-4 
52-6 
43-5 
44-9 
52-3 
33-1 
38-6 
23-8 
34-1 
45-4 
52-8 
34-1 
21-1 
16-6 
18-1 
37-5 
35-0 
41-0 
30-4 
33-8 

54-0 
49-2 
45-2 
39-4 
38-5 
36-0 
47-2 
37-6 
40-0 
49-2 
55-8 
44-0 
47-5 
48-9 
35-2 
43-7 
31-4 
30-5 
41-6 
50-2 
36-5 
34-1 
20-8 
22-4 
30-8 
34-4 
37-0 
44-2 
34-9 
31-2 

59-0 
56-3 
49-8 
47-7 
50-9 
52-4 
48-1 
53-4 
41-0 
49-3 
63-8 
60-7 
490 
59-2 
550 
43-7 
53-4 
33-7 
41-6 
53-8 
54-5 
37-0 
34-3 
31-6 
36-7 
40-4 
47-0 
60-0 
44-2 
42-9 

38-4 
47-9 
43-4 
35-2 
30-2 
28-4 
29-5 
37-2 
32-0 
31-3 
40-4 
43-8 
41-8 
43-5 
35-0 
28-9 
31-2 
23-4 
29-9 
41-5 
36-5 
33-0 
20-0 
13-7 
15-0 
28-1 
30-1 
34-5 
29-3 
30-2 

N.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
N.W. 

W. 

W. 

E. 
S.W. 

i    E. 

i 

i    ^' 
E. 

S.W. 

E. 

E. 

W. 

E. 

W. 
N.W. 

W. 

W. 

W. 

E. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

W. 

S. 
S.W. 

N. 

N. 

3 
9 
9 
4 
8 
1 

16 
10 
24 
11 
6 

10 
12 
11 
14 
13 
33 
17 
14 
14 
18 
38 
23 
11 
12 
9 
7 
13 
20 
3 

N.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

W. 

W. 
N.W. 

E. 
N.E. 

E. 

E. 

W. 

N. 

E. 

E. 

W. 

E. 

W. 

W. 

s. 

S.W. 

N. 
N. 
N. 
N. 

N.W. 
C. 
E. 
N. 
N. 
S. 

12 
14 

7 
15 

4 

5 
14 

8 
16 

9 

9 

9 
15 

5 
14 
20 
25 
12 
15 
12 

4 
12 
12 

9 
11 
.0 

7 
14 

8 

5 

10 

in 

K.S. 

2     

29-34    29-42 

0-08 

0-03 

9 
10 
10 

K.S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 

K.S. 

3  .   ... 

29-46 
29-29 

29-31 
29-fiO 





10 

K.S. 

4  

0-03 

0-06 

9 

K.S. 

5 

29-84   29-89 
30-01   30-15 
3018   29-94 

e 

1 

C  S. 

7 

C.S. 

10 
10 
10 

N. 
K.S. 

1 
10 

KS 

s 

29-84 
30-32 

30-17 

.^n.ifi 

0-65 

0-05 

9 

10 

30-09   29-97 
29-91   29-78 

1 

29-79'  29-97 
30-10   30-09 
30-10    29-92 
29-84   30-03 
29-90   29-28 
29-22    29-44 

0-01 

0-01 

R. 

R. 

0-09 

0-10 
0-04 
002 

0-01 

0-05 
R. 

N. 

10 

K.S. 

11 

6 

c. 

12 

10 

7 
10 

K.S. 

13 

K.S. 

10 

6 

S. 

14 

K.S. 

15 

16 

0-25 

0-02 

S. 

0-01 

10 
10 
8 
5' 
6 
10 
10 

K.S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 

N. 
K.S. 

N. 
N. 

10 
10 
10 
10 

7 

8 
10 

N. 

17 

N. 

IS 

29-80 
29-60 
29-35 
29-34 
29-48 
29-61 
29-92 
29-67 
29-95 
30-00 
29-82 
30  08 
29-99 

29-81 
29-50 
29-36 
29-71 
29  03 
29-82 
29-82 
29-73 
30-05 
29-91 
29-86 
30-05 
29-91 

1 
1 

K.S. 

19 

5 
4 

c. 

C.S. 

K.S. 

20 

,K.S. 

21 

R. 
0-02 
0-28 

0-01 
1-49 

K.S. 

22 



N. 

23 

24 

2 
10 

C.K. 

C.S. 

7 
10 

K.S. 

K.S. 

3 

2 
4 
4 

C.S. 
C.S. 

c. 

C.S. 

'5 

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

R. 

R. 

2 
1 

c. 
c. 

10 
10 

0-05 

K.S. 

1 



K.S. 

q 

K.S. 

1 

490 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 
DAILY  WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR    1909. 
Toronto,  Ontario — December,  1909. 


s. . 

!»  ■ 
10 
11.. 

12  . 

13  . 
14 
1.5  . 
10 
1".. 
18 
19  . 
20 
21. 
22 
2.3 
24 
2.5 
2G. 
27. 
28. 
29 
■M 
31 


T).\y. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 


Ill .  i  in. 
29-86  29-77 
29-671  29-60 
29-58]  29-63 
29-711  29-75 
29-76!  29-45 
29-66'  29-70 


29-44 
29-41 
29-42 
29-67 
29-98 
30-11 
29-52 
29-18 
29-28 
29-32 
29-43 
29-44 
29-49 

!  29-52 
29-61 
2'3-48 
29-82 
29-84 
29-37 

!  29-28 


29-05 
29-44 
29-51 
29-83 
30-10 
29-91 
29-06 
29-27 
29-32 
29-48 
29-42 
29-51 
29-53 
29-61 
29-58 
29-58 
29-82 
29-75 
29-15 
29-31 


29-16!  29-16 


29-24 

29-42 
29-66 
29-64 


29-25 
29-56 
29-64 
29-69 


Air  Temper.ituke. 


31-5 
30-2 
31-6 
33-2 
31-8 
28-8 
33-3 
20-8 
19-9 
21-4 
22-6 
18-1 
34-3 
340 
30-3 
27-2 
26-8 
23-5 
18-9 
17-5 
19-3 
21  0 
26-3 
31-6 
28-5 
24-5 


22-1 

12-3 

-4-4 

1-3 

13-0 

34-5 
33-3 
34-8 
32-6 
42-0 
29-5 
34-G 
14-4 
20-8 
255 
20- 5i 
28-7 
39-0 
32-1 
29-8 
22-0 
21-5 
24-5 
15-8 
17-3 
20  2 
26-3 
320 
25-1 
26-1 
16-0 
20 
14-9 
2-1 
16-4 
25-6 


44-6 
39-5 
35-8 
38-7 
44-9 
44-7 
4:2-0 
34-8 
27-5 
31-2 
26-9 
29-3 
39-0 
39-6 
33-8 
33-7 
34-0 
31-7 
24-9 
24-3 
21-8 
37-6 
35-2 
32-3 
31-4 
26-1 
26-8 
22-2 
150 
16-6 
26-4 


HUMID- 

ITl'. 


27-9 
28-2 
29-9 
31-3 
31-1 
2S-5 
32-0 
14-1 
12-2 
19-9 
19-9 
17-6 
28-7 
31-7 
29 
21-9 
20-1 
18-0 
14-8 
14-6 
15-0 
18-6 
25-8 
25- 1 
24-2 
15-3 
13-9 
10-7 
-50 
-1-7 
12-1 


80, 
69! 
90 
88 
97 

73' 

) 
84] 

86| 

91 

90; 

86 

92 

83  j 

8ll 

891 

86 

99 

86 

83 

83 

88 

83 

82 

77 

94 

80 

93 

91 

96 

95 

93 


66 
81 
94 
81 
79 
79 
82 
81 
78 
93 
94 
98 
81 
81 
90 
80 
76 
86 
82 
79 
80 
79 
90 
90 
92 
91 
9S 
97 
77 
78 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


> 


E. 

N.E. 
N.E. 

W. 
N.E. 
S.W. 

E. 
S.W. 

w. 
w. 

N. 
E. 
E. 

S.W. 
W. 
W. 
S. 
N. 
W. 

w. 
w. 

w. 
w. 


8  p.m. 


1 
25 

16 
31 
27 
30 

9 
20 
28 
28 
24 
13 

7 
11 
30 
28 
11 
12 


E. 
E. 
E. 
W. 
E. 
W. 
S.W. 

w. 
w. 
w. 

N. 

E. 

E. 

S.W. 
S.W. 

W. 
S.W. 

W. 

W. 

w. 

W. 
N.W, 


w. 

16 

E. 

18 

N. 

26 

N.W. 

10 

N. 

7 

N. 

15 

N. 

7 

w. 

10 

14  i  W. 
W. 
N.E. 
N. 
W. 
W. 
N. 
S.W. 
W. 


Pkecipi- 

TATION. 


Clouds. 


S  a. in. 


8  p.m. 


8 
18 

2 

2 
26 
19 
33 
30 
30 
12 
11 
39 
21 
20 
22 
16 
24 
22 
26 
14 
17 
15 
23 
12 
28 

4 
15 

5 
12 
15 
15 


Upper. 


Lower. 


-a 

2 


0-08,.... 

. . .  |o-30 

s.  i  s. 


0-01001 
.    R. 
..  0-28 
0-140-81 


0-41 

s. 
s. 

004 


0-06 

s. 


0-14  0-26 
0-021.... 
0-03002 

S.   jo -02 

s. 


Upper. 


■a 


10   K.S. 

10      S. 


I       K. 


0\  K.S. 
10   K.S. 


N. 
K.S. 
K.S. 


10  S. 
10  N. 
lol  K.S. 
10  K.S. 
10,  K.S. 
lo!  N. 
K.S. 


K.S. 
K.S. 

N. 
K.S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 

N. 
K.S.  1 
K.S. 
K.S.  ' 


Lower. 


C.S. 


0-02 


3   K.S. 
9   K.S. 


lo;  K.S. 


10  K.S. 


10   K.S. 


10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 

10 
10 
10 

4 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 

3 
10 

4 

10 
10 


K.S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 

N. 

N. 
K.S. 
K.S. 

K.S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 

N. 
K.S. 

N. 
K.S. 

S. 
K.S. 


METEOBOLOOICAL    TABLES. 


497 


DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Montreal,  Quebec — January,  1909. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 

Air  Temperature. 

Humid- 
ity. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

1 

Clouds. 

Day. 

a 

a 

00 

s 

d 

00 

oo 

6. 

00 

i 

S 

00 

S 
6. 

00 

8  a.m. 

8  p. 

m. 

1 

ei 

t    00 

in. 
0  05 
004 
0-60 

a 

d 

00 

8  a.m. 

S  p.m. 

Q 

> 

13 
> 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

i  1 

< 

■a 

< 

■6 

< 

■a 

3 

1 

in. 

30  03 
30  03 
29-94 
29-83 
29-51 
29-24 
30-32 
30-54 
30-20 

in. 

29-97 
30-04 
29-80 
29-82 
29-55 
29-79 
30-56 
30-34 
30-06 

o 

—  4-4 
80 

25-7 
35-5 
39-0 
35-7 

—  6-7 

—  9-7 
4-8 

220 

30- 1 

3-1 

—  7-3 

—  2-7 
28-5 

—15-4 

-« 

-7-0 

-8-8 

22-2 

27-2 

37-0 

26-1 

14-2 

33-5 

15-4 

17-7 

17-1 

SO 

10- 1 

9-7 

o 

4-0 
20-8 
34-2 
36-6 
38-3 

9-8 

—  3-6 
0-0 

15-6 

27-2 

15-8 

1-0 

—  0-8 
301 

2-3 

-15-7 

5-0 

—  6-8 
12-4 
21-5 
34-6 
30-3 
23-5 
18-0 
28-7 
16-4 
19-1 

8-7 
11-6 
20-0 

50 

17-0 
21-2 
34-8 
37-8 
42-3 
38-3 
9-8 
3-2 
15-6 
27-2 
31-8 
15-8 
2-0 
30-1 
33-1 
2-3 
50 
8-5 
17-8 
30-0 
35-1 
38-0 
30-3 
24-5 
34-7 
28-7 
28-0 
21-8 
15-0 
22-1 
21-5 

o 

—  4-4 

-3 

19-0 

34-0 

36-6 

9-8 

—  7-0 
—10-0 

—  10 
15-6 
15-8 

1-0 

—  7-7 

—  4-7 
2-1 

—16-3 
—17-2 

—  7-4 
-10-3 

12-4 

17-2 

( 

30-3 

22-3 

12-8 

28-7 

14-4 

13-0 

8-7i 

4-1 

6-0 

50 

86 
96 
96 
95 
86 
97 
84 
91 
88 
96 
94 
92 
92 
90 
84 
88 
91 
80 
92 
79 
82 
95 
95 
94 
94 
88 
90 
77 
88 
87 
81 

78 
87 
83 
93 
96 
66 
76 
88 
91 
96 
73 
94 
88 
89 
64 
88 
93 
77 
94 
81 
91 
93 
97 
99 
90 
87 
89 
84 
91 
76 
73 

W. 

s.w. 
s.w. 
s.w. 

s. 
w. 
w. 

N. 
S. 

s. 
c. 

N. 

N. 
N.E. 

W. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.W. 

S. 

w. 

s. 

N. 

N. 

N. 
S.W. 
N.W. 

s. 

N.W. 
S.W. 
N.E. 
N.W. 

18 
12 
12 
12 
24 
24 
20 
12 
12 
8 
0 
12 
8 
12 
24 
16 
12 
24 
10 
24 
24 
4 
2 
8 
10 
12 
16 
16 
16 
28 
10 

/ 

S. 
S.W. 

s. 

S. 

w. 
w. 
w. 

N. 

N. 
S. 

w. 

N. 
N.E. 

S. 
N.W. 

N. 

N. 
S.W. 

s. 
w. 
w. 

N. 
N. 
N. 

w. 
c. 

N. 

w. 
s. 

N. 
N.W. 

12 
16 

8 
16 

5 
36 
12 
12 
12 

8 
20 
12 

8 
24 
24 
12 
16 
28 
16| 
24 
16 
16 
10 
10 

0 
8 
30 
10 
20 
16 

in. 

R. 

0  07 

R. 

7 

4 

10 

10 

10 

2 

1 

10 
10 
10 
10 
10 

g; 

3 

i 

4 

K. 
K. 

5 

0-25 

S. 

6 

7 

8 

3 
10 
10 

9 

0-09 
0-02 

8. 
0-04 

S. 
0-31 

10 
10 
10 

10 

10 

29-91;  29-78 

11 

29-62 
30- 19 
30-55 
30-27 
29-84 
30-65 
30-21 
30-18 
30-22 
29-85 
29-85 
30-01 
29-97 
29-85 
29-47 
29-63 
29-43 
29-51 
29-54 
29  19 
29-61 

29-98 
30-26 
30-52 
29-77 
30-35 
30-60 
29-83 
30-36 
29-70 
30-05 
29-82 
30-07 
29-79 
29-62 
29-47 
29-73 
29- 07 
29-58 
29-39 
29-21 
29-95 

12 

13 

9 
10 

14 

0-16 

0-02 

10 

10 

3 

10 

15* 

K. 

16 

17 

008 

0-42 

10 

18 

19 

0-04 

0-05 
0  51 
0-41 
u-21 
0-09 
S. 
0-03 

0-24 

10 

4 

10 

10 

K.S. 

21 

R. 

0-21 
0-31 
0-04 
0-09 
0-03 
0-17 

9 

O.K. 

10 
10 
10 
10 
10 

99 

10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 

23 

24 

25 

20 

27 

10 

28 

K. 

29 

1 
10 
4 

K 

30 

S. 

lo' 

31 

3 

C.K. 

K. 

•■■■l 1 

22476—32 


498 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE    YEAR   1909. 
Montreal,  Quebec — February,  1909. 


Day. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 


1, 
2 
3 
4 
5. 
6. 
7. 
S. 
9. 
10 
11. 
12. 
13. 
.14. 
1.5 
16 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20 
21. 
22. 
23. 
24. 
2.5. 
26. 
27, 
28. 


Air  Temperature. 


in. 

30-25 
29-72 
29-831 
29-59 
29-36 
29-85 
29-92 
29-72 
30-21 
29-40 
29-31 
29-94 
29-68 
30-40 
30-00 
29-99 
29-51 
•30  06 
29-76 
28-78 
29-70 
29-91 
30-19 
29-37 
29-26 
29-84 
29 -.52 
29-74 


in. 

30-10 
29-85 
29-67 
29-35 
29-21 
29 -.37 
29-83 
29-96 
29-98 
29-21 
29-58 
29-72 
30-09 
30-19 
30  07 
29-45 
29-69 
.30- 12 
29-32 
29-27 
29-80 
29-99 
29-89 
29-03 
29-65 
29-60 
29-49 
29-82 


-10-9 
9-7 

-  1-1 
10-8 
15-7 
39-1 
16-2, 
210 

-  7-5 
8-6 

19-9 

11-6 

270 

0-5 

S-9 

9-4 

12-8 

3-4 

4-0 

35-5 

19-5 

19-1 

21-3 

36-0. 

11-1 

2-5 

16-7 

5-1 


-  3-2 

6-7 

70 

22-1 

25-0 

240 

21-2 

5-9 

0-8 

20-5 

15-6 

29-8 

11-0 

3-6 

13-5 

13-2 

161 

5-8 

36-2 

27-6 

20-2 

28-3 

32-9 

38-3 

9-0 

14-5 

23-6 

9-6: 


5-0 
17-5 
9-0 
22-1 
25-0 
41-2 
23-9 
26-9 

5-9 
20-5 
26-6' 
300 
36-7 
12-6 
14-8 
13-8 
18-4 
17-7 
36-6 
36-7 
27-6 
31-6 
34-5 
39-9 
38-3 
15-41 
27-3 
25-2 


Humid- 
ity. 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


-U-lj 

-  3-21 

-  3-71 
5-1 

14-7 

24-0 

14-5 

5-9 

-  8-2 
0-8 

15-6 

7-3 

10-9 

0-4 

3-2 

8-8 

12-8 

3-2 

1-7 

27 -O; 

17-6 

15-6 

20-9 

32-8 

8-8 

1-0 

11-6 

4-3 


86 
96 
91 
88 
93 
92 
90 
84 
80 
80 
85 
84 
96 


91   83 


86 
83 
82  81 
90  89 
96  69 
79  81 
89 1  86 
82 


N.W. 
S.W. 

W. 
S.W. 
N.E. 

S. 
N.W 
S.W. 

N. 

N. 
S.W. 
S.W.  j 

N.    I 

N. 

N. 

N. 
S.W. 

w. 

E. 
N. 
W. 

s. 

S.E. 

s. 

N.W 
W. 
W. 

N. 


8  p.m. 


S.W. 

N.W. 

S.W. 

S. 

s. 


w. 

E. 

N.W, 

N. 

S.W. 

w. 

S.W. 

w. 

N. 
N. 
24  N.E. 

24    W. 

I 

16:   s. 

16      S. 
22    W. 


10 

w.   1 

12 

w. 

10 

E. 

24 

S.W. 

40 

w. 

20 

w. 

4 

S.W. 

12 

w. 

Precipi- 
tation. 


12 
24 
24 
10 
20 
50 
12 
20 
16 
24 
16 
24 
24 
20 
12 
12 
20 
16 
20 
26 
18 
14 
16 
16 
10 
16 
6 
12 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


Upper. 


Lower. 


0-11 


0-16 


0-01 
001 
0-02 


0-12  0-36 
0-04 
S. 

0-0l|0-25 
0-34 

0-24  0-02 
0-04 


0-27 


S. 


002  0-02 
1-05  0-22 

S.    s. 
....  s. 

....    R. 
0- 12  0-63 


10 


10!  K.S. 

10 

10' 


10 


C.K. 


K. 


K.S. 


K. 


K.S. 


8  p.m. 


Upper. 


T3 
C 

M 


Lower. 


9  C.K. 


K. 


K.S. 


4  . 

10[. 
10  , 


10 

9 

10 

9I    N 


N. 


10,. 


9      K. 


10  , 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Montreal,  Quebec — March,  1909. 


499 


Day. 


1. 

2. 

3. 

4 

5 

U 

7. 

S. 

9 
10 
11. 
12. 
13 
14. 
15 
IC 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20. 


Pbessuke 

AT  32°. 


00 


I 


m. 

30  01 
29-54 
29-70 
29-44 
29-14 
29-66 
29-57 
29-88 
29-99 
29-31 
29-63 
30-14 
29-89 
29-59 
29-69 
29-81 
29-44 
29-72 
29-77 
29-55 


21 I|  29-80i 


22. 

23. 

24 

25 

26. 

27. 

28, 

29. 

30 

31. 


29-79 
29-86 
29-75 
29-11 
28-90 
29-45 
29-35 
29-18 
29-29 
29-52 


in. 

29-84 
29-69 
29-58 
29-05 
29-49 
29-62 
29-60 
29-95 
29-71 
29-26 
29-93 
29-94 
29.68 
29-53 
29-79 
29-57 
29-53 
29-82 
29-61 
29-66 
29-81 
29-79 
29-74 
29-50 
28-88 
29-32 
29-31 
29-29 
29-23 
29-41 
29-58 


Air  Temperature. 


3-7 
1-1-2 
11-3 
17-7 

9-7 
13-S 
20-4 
16-8 
12,2, 
27-7 
20-7 
21-0 
25-1 
24-4 
19-0 
20-2 
260 
19-4 
23-7 
240 
17-8 
21-5 
27-7 
30-2 
35-1 
35-0 
33-0 
34-0 
31-4 
31-7 
33-0 


13-1 
14-6 
15-3 
19-9 
12-2 
25-5 
26' 0 
19-7 
23-2 
34-4 
23-7 
26-0 
29-1 
29-4 
19-3 
"29-4 
22-5 
24-8 
29-1 
29-3 
23-2 
30-4 
30-4 
31-1 
37-6 
30-4 
34-6 
3ff-3 
35-1 
350 
37-6 


17-8 
21-3 
20-8 
20-4 
20-9 

30-2' 

I 

28-2 

27-6 

27-0 

34-4 

34-6 

30-2 

35-0 

34-3 

29-8 

30-0 

30-2 

32-0 

31-1 

33-5 

29-3 

33-0 

35-7 

34-2 

3801 

38-2; 

39-3! 

41-81 

38-o| 

37-6 

38-8 


3-61 
ll-l| 
11-7! 
14-li 
9-6 
10-2' 
18-6 
15-6 
11-1 
21-8 
20-3 
17-7 
20-2 
19-0 
18-1 
18-6 
22-5 
19-1 
18-4 
23-6 
15-2 
17-8 
26-3 
27-3 
30-8 
30-4J 
30-2 
30-6, 
30-5 
30-3 
31-0 


Humid- 
ity. 


90 
94 
90 
86 
96 
77 
85 
76 
92 
95 
88 
79 
85 
86 
84 
76 
79 
84 
86 


Winds. 


95 
85 
94 
76 
71 
84, 
62 
92 
81 
81 
87 
62 
89 
72 
89 
87 
86 
88 


921     62 


N.W. 

N. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

s. 

N.W. 

S.E. 

N.E. 

W. 

W. 

W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

w. 

N.W. 

N. 

N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

N. 
S.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

s. 

S.W. 

w. 
w. 


8  p.m. 


16 

16 

30 

36 

24 

4 

20 

8 

12 

24 

24 

4 

4 

16 

20 

20 

12 

4 

24 

12 

16 

16 

8 

22 

12 

8 

8 

30 

16 

24 


I 


S.W. 
N.E. 

N. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
N.W. 
S.W. 
N.E. 
S.W. 

W. 

W. 
S.W. 

W. 
S.W. 
S.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

W. 
S.W. 

E. 
S.W. 

S.W. 

s. 

N. 
S.W. 
N.W 

N.W 


0-56  0-01 


0-400-20 
0-13,0-16 


Precipi- 

T.\TION. 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


Upper. 


0-02 
0-15  0-23 
0-04  0-07 


0-12 

S. 


s. 


16 
24 
24 
16 
20 
24 
8 
16 
16 

16 

I         , 
30[ 

16'....  1.... 

260-52,0-16 


0-19 


S. 


20  0-32 

1 
16  0-04 

I 
12  0-04 

20,  S. 

12J  S. 

20  . ... 


0-52 
0-10 


0-01 


•a 

G 

s 


c.s. 


Lower. 


W 


K.S. 
K.S. 


S. 


K.S. 


10 


K. 


8  p.m. 


Upper.         Lower 


W 


K.S. 

K. 

K. 
K.S. 

K. 


4      S. 


6 

S. 

3 

s. 

10 

K. 

2 

K. 

10 

10 

5 

K. 

10 


K. 


K. 
K. 
K. 


22476— 32i 


500 


Day. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 


1. 
2 

3 

4. 

5. 

6. 

7. 

8, 

9. 
10. 
11 
12. 
13. 
14 
15 
16. 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20. 
21. 
22. 
23. 
24 
25. 
26. 
27. 
28. 
29. 
30 


m. 

29-82 
29-69 
29-49 
29-66 
29-72 
29-62 
29-28 
29-72 
29-51 
30-00 
30-31 
29-97 
29-62 
30  13 
.30-06 
30  07 
29-98 
29-66 
29-68 
29 '9  8 
29-54 
29-56 
29-68 
30-07 
29-66 
29-85 
29-41 
30-03 
30  01 
29-57 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

n.MLY  WEATHER   REPORTS  FOR  THE   YE.\R   1909. 

Montreal,  Quebec — April,  1909. 


.^IR  Temperature. 


Humid- 

ity. 

d 

S 

^ 

Q. 

00 

00 

82 

79 

80 

59 

94 

88 

61 

67 

68 

72 

72 

98 

98 

63 

65 

60 

66 

77 

75 

88 

54 

79 

60 

50 

70 

64 

90 

65 

84 

91 

56 

52 

95 

74 

80 

90 

93 

86 

60 

58 

64 

73 

73 

69 

69 

76 

70 

80 

■  76 

97 

76 

82 

73 

52 

48 

78 

72 

73 

89 

82 

Winds. 


N.W, 
S. 
N. 
W. 

s.w. 
s. 

E. 

S.W. 
N.E. 

W. 
N.W, 

S. 
S.E. 
N.W. 
N.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
S.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
N.W. 
S.E. 

N. 
S.E. 
N.W. 

E. 
N.E. 


12 


16 


8  p.m. 


S.W. 
N.E. 

N. 

W. 
S.E. 

W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
N.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.E. 
N.E. 

W. 
S.E. 
N.W. 

W. 
N.W. 
N.E. 
S.E. 
S.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.E. 

S. 

S. 
N.W. 

E. 
S.E. 


Precipi- 
tation. 


0-08 


0-38 


013 
0-02 

S, 
007 


0-44  0-06 
0-02!o-03 
R. 
0-22i  R. 
0-06 
0-200-39 
004 


0-01 


R. 


Oil 


0-03 


0-40 


0-34 


Clouds. 


Upper.         Lower 


10 


10 


K. 


10 


10 


10 


C.K. 


10 


K.S. 


K. 


K.S. 


K. 


K.S. 
K. 


K. 


K. 

K. 


8  p.m. 


Upper.         Lower. 


■a 

a 


T3 

C 

'A 


10    K. 


10 


C.K. 

S. 


K. 
K. 


K. 


10  . 


10   K.S. 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR   THE    YEAR    1909. 
Montreal,  Quebec— May,  ]  909. 


501 


Pbesstjbb 
.  AT  32°. 

Air  Temperature. 

Humid- 
ity. 

Wl.VDS. 

1 

,  Precipi- 

'  TATION. 

Clouds 

1 

D^Y 

1 
1 

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00 

£ 
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03 

00 

£ 
d 

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1  °^ 

90 
63 
76 
85 
61 
75 
91 
86 
85 
90 
93 
50 
51 
92 
70 
89 
96 
8S 
79 
90 
85 
92 
78 
68 
44 
44 
62 
94 
93 
53 
49 

S 
d 

00 

95 
83 
91 
79 
45 
58 
97 
63 
83 
93 
58 
45 
57 
53 

66 

t 
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94 

78 

78^ 
84 
74 

78 

f 

44 
35 
56 
47 
74 
86 
72 
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0-01 
0-04 

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0-09 
0-17 
R. 
0-03 
0-48 
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1-09 
0-04 
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Lower. 

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29-35 
28-45 
29-75 
29-69 
29-61 
29-61 
29-70 
29-91 
29-69 
29-48 
29-56 
29-84 
29-90 
29-58 
29-73 
29-56 
29-57 
29-74 
29-89 
29-69 
29 -9t 
29 -9i 
29 -76 
29-62 
29-92 
30-02 
29-90 
29-50 
29-50 
29-62 
29-65 

in. 
29-31 

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36-6 
39-8 
37-4 
42-5 
44-8 
45-0 
41-8 
45-3 
54-9 
61-1 
42-7 
51-2 
53-7 
55-1 
50-0 
51-4 
51-0 
50-4 
47-6 
48 -S 
51-8 
53-7 
54-4 
60-4 
49-9 
57-2 
60-3 
57-9 
55-7 
54-8 
61-1 

38-1 
36-7 
41-7 
42-5 
55-7 
50-1 
45-3 
56-7 
640 
47-0 
47-6 
55-8 
59-4 
61-7 
57-7 
54-3 
49-6 
54-4 
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50-8 
51-7 
55-3 
61-6 
60-3 
55-8 
64-8 
63-1 
60-0 
60-5 
62-2 
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42-1 
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52-0 
51-8 
58-1 
58-8 
50-1 
59-9 
65-4 
640 
53-6 
62-3 
63-4 
73-1 
61-7 
57-8 
54-7 
56-3 
610 
63-6 
65-0 
61-9 
66-3 
72-7 
61-6 
70-6 
73-6 
63-1 
69-0 
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350 
35-6 
33-5 
37-3 
36-8 
44-4 
41-7 
41-5 
50-2 
47-0 
41-6 
46-4 
51-3 
52-9 
46-6 
50-7 
49-6 
48-8 
46-1 
46-2 
51-1 
51-0 
48-9 
51-4 
42-7 
51-7 
52-3 
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S.W. 
N.E. 

N. 

S. 
S.E. 
N.E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

20 

28 

24 

12 

6 

20 

10 

8 

8 

4 

16 

20 

2 

2^ 
12 
10 

S.W. 

.S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
N.E. 
N.W. 

E. 

S. 

w. 

N.W. 
N.W. 

S. 

N. 

S. 
S. 

24 
16 
16 

8 
14 
16 
12 
12 
20 
16 
12 
12 
10 
20 

8 
18 

8 

i 

12 

■ 

8 
12 
12 

« 
12 
24 
12 
4 
14 
12' 
18' 

i     10 

10 
9 

K 

•1 

29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
9q 

57 
66 
62 
50 
78 
71 
77 
49 
51 
75 
86 
70 
56 
65 
49 
67 
80 
89 
94 
92 
81 
62 
65 
89 
92 
66 
41 
45 
56 

10 

10 

:•; 
■> 

K.S 

K.S. 
K. 

C  .'^ 

TC 

3 

4 

5 

.... 

10 

1    c. 

10    K  .S 

G 

10 

K.S.  1 

8 
10 

3 
10 
10 

C.K. 

7 

0-44 

lo'  K.S.  i 

S. 

8 

2    K. 

C  K 

!i 

0-20 
0-62 
0-13 

10  K.S. 
10     s. 

K  S 

10 

II 

10 

K. 

K.S. 

C.K. 

S. 

K. 

K.S. 

K.S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 

12 

5 

K. 

7 

i:i i 

0-11 

R. 
R. 

10 
6 

10 
4 

10 

10 
5 
3 
2 

10 
5 
5 

K. 

14   

5 

C.K. 

1.5 

6 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 

s. 

K 

16 

0-11 

0-.54 

K 

17 

6      S. 

0-09  0-10 

K 

18 

4 

12 

8 

12 

12 

8 

8 

20 

4 

8 

12 

14 

20 

12 

N. 
N.E. 

E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.W. 
N.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.E. 
S.W. 

w. 

N.W. 

R. 

K 

19 

20 

C.K. 

S. 

C.K. 

21 

0-03 

R. 
R. 

S. 

c. 

no 

2 

K.S. 

K 

23 

4 

K. 

C.K. 

24 

S. 
K. 

25 

26 

27 

0-55 
0-04 

R. 
0-47 
0-05 

2 

C.S. 

10 
10 
2 

28 

10 

10 

K.S. 
K.S. 

K  S 

K.S. 

29   . 

S. 

30 

1 

1 
31 

1 

502 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE    YEAR   1909. 
Montreal,  Quebec — June,  1909. 


Day. 


1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

5. 

6. 

7. 

8. 

9. 
10. 
11. 
12. 
13, 
14 
15 
16 
17 
18 
19 
20 
21 
22 
23 
24, 
25. 
26, 
27, 

is. 

29. 
30. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 


00 


in. 

29-84 
29-78 
29-70 
29-70 
29-59 
29-82 
29-96 
30- 10 
29-99 
29  89 
29-66 
29-&4 
29-69 
29-48 
29-84 
29-91 
29-69 
29-57 
29-70 
29-66 
29-72 
29-69 
29-58 
29-51 
29-54 
29-69 
29-92 
29-73 
29-82 
29  77 


in. 

29-73 
29-58 
29-70 
29-56 
29-62 
29-84 
29-92 
29-96 
29-89 
29-72 
29-58 
29-71 
29-54 
29-61 
29-82 
29-74 
29-49 
29-58 
29-62 
29-65 
29-69 
29-59 
29-48 
29-64 
29-55 
29-78 
29-81 
29-60 
29-83 
29-49 


AiK  Temper.\ture. 


56-5 
54-4 
63-3 
62-0 
61-9 
53-9 
56-0 
55-0 
60-7 

61-9 

i 
65-2] 

60-5 

67- 1| 

64-lj 

58-3 

59-1 

67-9 

45-2 

540 

68-0 

68-2 

70-5 

71-0 

75-2! 

I 

750 

70-2 

70-2 

72-2 

63 

62-0 


63-5 

690 

64-2 

70-2 

60-9 

59-4 

60-1 

580 

63-3 

60 

69 

61-8 

64-6 

63-4 

61-5 

65-2 

61-5 

46-3 

635 

70 

75-2 

73-3 

77-2 

75-2 

73-3 

71-0 

70-0 

73-5 

68-3 

73-5 


72-2 
74-2 
72-0 
80-5 
70-2 
65-6 
66-7 
65-0 
71-5 
69-5 
77-1 
69-8 
79- 1 
73-6 
69-9 
74-8 
76-3 
61-5 
68-B 
74-9 
82-2 
86-5 
84-1 
85-0 
83-0 
80-7 
77-8 
77-5 
74-8 
780 


48-4 

46-3 

60-; 

51-2 

59-5 

50-3 

52-8 

46-8 

48-3 

54-0 

55-8 

58-4 

56-0 

61-4J 

53-0, 

64-2 

58-3 

44-4 

45-8 

62-4 

65-4 

68-0 

68-2 

69-5 

68-3 

64-2 

60-0 

63-6 

57-1 

60-8 


Humid- 
ity. 


94'  70 

72  j  60 

74  58 

73'  95 

79  84 

62!  65 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


N.W. 

S.W. 
N.E. 
S.E. 

S. 

N. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

S. 

s. 

S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

S.W. 

w. 

S.W. 

S. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
N.E. 

s. 

N. 
S.W. 


12 


8  p.m. 


S.W. 
S.W. 
S.E. 
S.W. 
S.E. 
S.W. 
N.E. 
S.W. 
S. 

s. 

S.W 

N.E. 

S.W. 

N.W. 

S.W. 

S.W. 

W. 

W. 

S.W. 

S.W. 

S.W. 

S.W. 

S.W. 

S.W. 

w. 

N.W. 

w. 
w. 

N.E. 
S.W. 


0-07 
0-04 


PREapi- 

TATION. 


0-32 


010 


0-19 


0-04 


0-06 
0-27 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


Upper.         Lower 


•41 
009 


R. 


R. 


0-01 


0-03 


R. 


Upper. 


Lower. 


-a 
c 

5 


B 
< 


K.S. 
K.S. 

c.s. 

K.S. 


K. 


C.S. 
C.S. 
K. 

S. 

C.K. 

S. 

S. 


9  C.K. 


10 


K.S. 
C.S. 

C. 

K. 

C. 
K.S. 

K. 
K.S. 


C.K. 
K.S. 


2 
1 
1 
7 
10 
4 

1 
2 


C.S. 

S. 

S. 

K.S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 

C.S. 
K. 


10  K.S. 


K.S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 

K. 

S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 

C.K. 

S. 

C.K. 

S. 
K.S. 

K.S. 

C.S. 

C.K. 

C.K. 

S. 

s. 

C.K. 

s. 

C.K. 

C.K. 

8. 

K.S. 


Day. 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR    1909. 
Montreal,  Quebec — July,  1909. 


503 


Pressuhe 

AT  32°. 


.\iR  Temperatire. 


29-56  29-46 
29-54j  29-45 
29-20i  29-34 
29-50  29-57 
29-73   29-72 


29-78 
29-82 
29-68 
29-82 


29-75 
29-69 
29-73 
29-77 


29-78  29-70 

29-71  29-66 

29-59  29-37| 

29-35  29-46 


29-67 
29-75 

29-71 
29-60' 

29-59 

29-49 

29-54 

29-57 

29-55 

29-50 

29-64 

29-77J 

30- 00 

30-01 

3004 

29-87 

29-78 

29-63 

29-55 

29-51; 

29-43 

29-55 

29-62 

29-75 

29-82 

29-73 

29-79 

29-76 

29-87 

29-80 

29-72 

29-54 

29-55 

29-59 

29-67 

29-73! 

1 

69- 1 

65-8 

56-9 

61-5 

53  6 

57-0 

56-2 

60-0 

60-0 

63-6 

63-5 

61-5 

65-0 

67-3 

59-8 

62-3 

64-1 

67-0 

67-8 

70-2 

680 

73-3 

67-1 

71-5 

750 

66-6 

68-6 

73-5 

73-6 

78-2 

70-0 

07-6 

64-2 

67-8 

64-5 

600 

60-8 

64-4 

66-1 

66-5 

70- 1 

68-9 

64-7 

700 

69-0 

63-5 

62-5 

.59-2 

60-0 

68-3 

660 

73-0 

700 

75-3 

73-1 

77-6 

72-2 

74-3 

73-7 

71-Oi 

66-2 

65-0 

78-5 
65-8 
61-5 
66-5 
69-2 
70-9 
74-9 


67-3 

1 
56-31 

74-9 

52-6 

75-0 

57-6 

78-8 

63-3 

77-2 

67-0 

80-9 

66-6 

I 

82- li 

I 
85-1 

78-2 

75-l| 

67-8 

69-8 

75-2 

79-0 

75-5 

74-6 

65-0 

74-9 

80-5 

82-0 

85-0 

78-9| 

77-7 

71-4 


63-5 

53-5 

53-5 

53-6 

520 

56-4 

55-3 

56-3 

52-6 

57-6 

63-3 

67-0 

66-6 

62-5 

62-9 

66-4 

61-0 

60-0 

54-8 

58-0 

56-2 

62-8 

63-3 

59-2 

.55-8 

64-0 

65-0 

67-7 

68-2 

69-i 

59-2 


Humid-  i  I 

ITY.        !| 


WlXDS 


Precipi- 
TA-noN. 


Clouds. 


S  a.m. 


S  p.m. 


46i  64 

69|  66 

66  80 

82  81 


88 
90 
79'     66 


'      65 

61 

871    93 

85 

66 

82 

94 

69 

65 

57 

67 

1    ™ 

67 

83 

75 

68  66 

68  69 

80  92 

72  i  69 

66'  71 


N. 
N.w' 
N.W, 
X.W. 
N.W. 

W. 

N. 

N.W. 
S.W'. 

s. 
s. 
s. 
w. 

w. 

.s. 

w.  I 
w. 
w.   ' 

N.w.! 

X. 

w.  I 

s.   I 

s.E. ; 

s. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

N. 

N. 


6     N. 

12!  w. 

12   N.W 
16     W. 
14i  X.W 


s. 

W. 
N. 

.W. 
S.W. 

s. 
s. 
w. 
w. 


16 

2 
12 

2 
12 
12 
16 
16 
12 

(i      S. 
12   N.W 
12     W. 

2  W. 
16  X. 
IJ      s. 

2  S.W. 

8  S.W. 
18    S.E. 

8   S.W. 


20   S.W. 


S. 
S.W. 


W. 
S.W. 
N.W. 
N.E. 


R 

Oil 
l-07|0-54l| 
0-020-0l|| 

Ir.!! 

0-03  0  i:j 
R. 


R. 


16  0-02 
14  I. 

22  I-  - 
10 

4 

4'| 
12  I 


R. 

0  02  L 
008.. 

0  20 


II  4(i 
R. 

'o-os! 


12  012003 


4 
10 


1; 


....0-04 
0-28  0-2S 

0-01!.... 


14 
12 

16 
20   . 

20      . 

12,:     ..i.; 

le'l....  0-04, 

12!008  . ... 

2'L..R. 


7'  r.K. 
s  c.s. 
1    c. 


8: 

i.m. 

S  p.m. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

1 

-a 

3 

1 
1  ^ 

i  s 

1  < 

Kind. 

-5 

6 

< 

1  C.K. 

,    C.K.  : 


:;  r.K. 

7     K. 

10: 

10 


C.S. 
C.K. 


10 
10 


lOJ  K.S. 

9!    K. 


10   K.S. 
*'    S. 


Ill    K..- 
10   K..-<. 


10: 


K.S. 


1    C.K. 


7    K.S. 
10    K.S. 
9'    S. 
K.S. 

r  K.S. 

1  r.K. 

.s    K.S. 
ll  K.S. 

10    K.S. 

4    K.S. 

7      K. 
10  K.X. 

2  C.K. 

'■•  's" 
■.;  C.K. 


K.S. 

C.K. 

S. 


lU  Iv  S 

II)  K  S. 

1  K. 

2  K.S. 


10 


K.S. 


K.S. 


504 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

DAILY  WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Montreal,  Quebec — August,  1909. 


Pressure 

AT  32°. 

Air  Temperature. 

Humid- 
ity. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

Clouds. 

Day. 

s 

00 

a 

00 

a 

si 

00 

a 

d 

00 

s 

a 

00 

61 
68 
70 
75 
77 
86 
78 
59 
89 
67 
66 
74 
74 
78 
74 
94 
81 
96 
92 
81 
88 
68 
86 
71 
69 
98 
71 
81 
97 
69 
S5 

a 

d 

00 

65 
66 
64 
63 
78 
63 
63 
71 
60 
76 
61 
54 
70 
67 
66 
81 
72 
97 
75 
87 
76 
67 
51 
79 
76 
71 
69 
73 
68 
66 
88 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

a 

oj 

00 

in. 

a 

d 

00 

in. 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

Q 

> 

s 

> 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

a 
< 

-§ 

w 

a 
< 

c 

3 

a 
< 

■a 
a 

3 

a 

■d 

3 

1 

in. 

29-89 
30- 10 
30- 18 
30  02 
29-83 
29-85 
29-91 
29-93 
29-59 
29-70 
29-99 
29-90 
29-84 
29-91 
29-85 
29-61 
29-65 
29-36 
29-32 
29-52 
29-99 
30  09 
.29-91 
29-97 
29-73 
29-62 
29-76 
29-80 
29-51 
30-00 
30-01 

in. 

29-93 
30-10 
30-03 
29-84 
29-80 
29-83 
29-86 
29-69 
29-62 
29-83 
29-89 
29-81 
29-83 
29-86 
29-65 
29-62 
29-51 
29-33 
29-41 
29-73 
30-03 
28-93 
29-86 
29-79 
29-69 
29-63 
29-80 
29-67 
29-82 
30  03 
29-67 

0 

65-5 
66-3 
68-3 
700 
68-2 
67-0 
75-5 
78-0 
69-8 
62-9 
640 
66-3 
68-2 
67-7 
66-8 
59-0 
60-5 
61-9 
68-2 
66-2 
570 
61-0 
61-5 
66-0 
74-0 
658 
59-8 
65-2 
64- 1 
51-3 
49-8 

66-0 
68-3 
71-3 
74-2 
66-0 
75-8 
78-3 
79-0 
72-0 
62-0 
65-4 
67-3 
69-5 
72t0 
720 
61-8 
67-0 
63-8 
69-0 
64-0 
60-0 
65-9 
71-3 
71-2 
760 
65-2 
66-6 
67-9 
57-0 
52- 1 
59-0 

0 

74-3 
78-0 
80-6 
82-8 
760 
800 
86-7 
88-3 
82-9 
72-5 
74-5 
76-8 
77-0 
79-4 
77-8 
72-0 
75-7 
67-0 
77-0 
70-8 
66-5 
71-1 
76  1 
79- 1 
86-8 
77-5 
71-2 
76-8 
68-5 
59  8 
650 

56-5 
57-3 
59-9 
60-3 
62-0 
61-6 
72-0 
71-6 
59-8 
49-5 
55-3 
55-0 
59-5 
59-8 
62-7 
58-6 
55-2 
61-3 
61-0 
60-9 
52-3 
49-1 
59-8 
59-1 
70-4 
64-8 
57-4 
55-5 
57-0 
47-4 
45-8 

N.E. 

N. 
N.E. 
S.W. 

s.w. 
s. 
w. 
w. 
w. 

N. 

w. 
w. 

S.E. 
S. 
S. 
S. 
N. 
N. 
W. 
W. 

w. 

w. 
s.w. 

s. 

s.w. 
s.w. 

N.W. 

s. 
s.w. 

N.W. 
S.E. 

4 
4 
6 
4 
14 
4 
3 

20 

18 

15 

6 

0 

10 

10 

18 

16 

10 

16 

8 

12 

12 

6 

22 

5 

14 

10 

.w. 

E. 

S.w. 
s.w. 

s. 

w. 

w. 

w. 

N.W. 

N. 
W. 
S. 
S. 

s. 
s. 
s. 

S.E. 
W. 
W. 

N. 

W. 
S.W. 
N.W. 
S.W. 

N. 
N  W 

4 

6 

2 

12 

16 

10 

18 

18 

16 

16 

5 

8 

8 

6 

10 

18 

12 

6 

10 

20 

12 

14 

20 

12 

12 

4 

8 

16 

12 

10 

10 

3 

K. 

2 

3 

4 

8 

C.S. 

9 
10 

° 

5 

10 

s. 

6 

7  . 

1 

8 

1 

5 
10 

6 

9  . 

0-10 
0-10 

10.... 

0-01 

7 

11 

12 

81  C.S. 

.... 

C.S. 

1 
8 
6 

10 
10 
10 

K. 

13.     ... 

14 

15 

10 
10 

N. 

10 

C.S. 

16 

0-30 
0-16 
0-10 

0-63 

0-30 
0-03 
001 

17 

4 

C.S. 

18  . 

10 

4 

N. 

s. 

19 

20..    .    . 

8 
3 

21 

22 

7 

C.K. 

23 

R. 

' 

9 

K.S. 

24 

10 
7 

25 

K.S. 

20 

0-03 

0-14 

10 
10 

27 

10     N. 

K.S. 

3 

S. 

28 

8 
16 
10 

S.W. 
N.W. 
N.W 

29 

0-15 

0-14 

10 

2 

K.S. 

30   

31 

8!  S.E. 

004 

10 

S. 

10 

K.S. 

Day. 


3.. 

4.. 

5. . 

6.. 

7.. 

8.. 

9.. 
10. 
U 
12. 
13. 
14. 
15 
16. 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20. 
21. 
22. 
23. 
21. 
25. 

:6. 

27. 
28. 
29. 
30 


Pressure 
.\T  32°. 


in. 

29-55 
29-71 
29-73 
29-71 
29-43 
29-84 
29-85 
30  02 
30- 10 
29-81 
29-91 
30- 16 
29-79 
30-01 
29-94 
29-87 
29-80 
30-15 
30-30 
30-20 
30-06 
29-88 
29-69 
:9-81 
30  05 
30- 15 
29-82 
29-75 
29-77 
29-53 


in. 

29-63 
29-67 
29-76 
29-53 
29-76 
29-71 
29-99 
29-90 
29-98 
29-73 
30-07 
30-01 
29-93 
29-97 
29-80 
29-85 
29-86 
30-20 
30-19 
30-06 
29-95 
29-68 
29-55 
S9-93 
30-11 
30-04 
29-85 
29-71 
29-64 
29-50 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER  REPORTS   FOR   THE   YEAR   1909. 
Montreal,  Quebec — September.  1909. 


505 


.ViH  Temper.\ttire. 


60-2 

51-0 

61-3 

60-0 

59 

.1-8 

53-1 

53-1 

52-1 

581 

60-4 

I 

49-9 

56-8J 

63-2, 

68-9j 

60-4| 

55-9 

50-8 

48-7 

53-2 

50-8 

55-3 

67-7 

57-8 

53 -o: 

51-5 
50-l| 

48-8! 
48-9I 
48-5i 


54-3 

60-5 

65-0 

60-6 

49-0 

58-0 

.;i-6 

62-0 

56-1 

58-8 

53-3 

56 

650 

67-2 

68-7 

56-2 

57-7 

51-1 

56-4 

57-2 

60-0 

68-8 

73-3 

56-6 

54 

51  6 

52-3 

50-3 

55-1 

40 -.5 


67-0 

62 

71-0 

70-5 

620 

65-0 

58-9 

67-1 

62-0 

68-9 

610 

63 -.1 

69-7 

74-5j 

77-0 

68-7 

68-1 

57-9 

62-6 

66-0 

681 

74-7 

79-6 

73-3 

01-3 

59  3 

54-4 

52-3 

58-9 

55-li 


HUMID- 
ITT. 


I 


54-3 

48 

56-1 

55-4 

48-3 

44-6 

51-6 

44-3 

51-9 

.51 -si 

53-3 

45-4 

50-3 

61-8 

57-9' 

56-2 

52-3 

47-6 

44-7 

48-5 

48-5 

52-9 

66-6 

56-5 

49 -9 

44-3 

48-9 

48-4 

42-5 

46-21 


851  ^^ 

82  83 

82  79 

92!  92 

1 

96'  93 


Winds. 


S  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


88 
92 
87 
72 
86 
89 
83 
91 
96 
81 
71 
75 
97 
97 
85 
94 


S.W. 
W. 
S.W. 

s 

S.W. 
S.W. 
N. 
S.W. 
N.E. 

S. 
N.W. 
N.E. 
S.W. 
SE 

S 
N.W. 
S.W. 
N. 
N.E. 

S. 

S. 

S. 
S.W. 
N.W, 

N. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

W. 

S. 

N. 


W. 

S.W. 

S.W 

s 

N.W. 

S.W. 

S.E. 

S.W. 

N.E. 

s. 

E. 

S. 

s. 

SE 

S 

S.W. 

N.W. 

S.E. 

E. 

S. 

10  S.E. 
12 
W. 
N. 


14 1  N.E. 

8   S.W. 
12;    W. 
10'     E. 

g'  S.W. 


Precipi- 
tation. 


0-53 


16 

22 

12 

12 

14 

20 

6 

20 

12 

16 

8 

8 

10 

8 

20 

10 

14 

6 

8 

12 

10 

18 

12 

6 

3 

24 

10 

12 

12 

10 


0-79 
0-02 


002 


0-21 
0-14 


0-23 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


Upper.         Lower. 


Upper. 


Lower. 


0-58 


R.  i 


0-041 


0-30 


0-11 


R. 
0-0 


0-36 
0-65 


0-01 
1-18 


R. 

0-05 
0-37 


0-30 


e 


<     « 


10|  K.S. 
10  K.S. 


S  K.S. 
3]  K.S. 
10!  K.S. 

lol   S. 

10'    K. 


K.S. 
K.S. 


3l     S. 


K.S. 
K.S. 


C.S. 


O.K. 


10  K.S. 


K.S. 


K.S. 


10 


10 


10 


K.S. 


10 


K.S. 
K. 

S. 


10  , 

10 

10 


s. 


K.S. 


K.S. 


506 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE    YEAR   1009. 
Montreal,  Quebec — October,  1909. 


Day. 


Pkessure 
\T  32°. 


1. 

2 

3. 

4. 

.5. 

fi. 

7. 

8, 

9. 
10. 
11 
12. 
13. 
U. 
15. 
16. 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20. 
21. 
22. 
23. 
24. 
25. 
26. 
27. 
28. 
29. 
30. 
31. 


in. 
29-49 
29-48 
29-85 
30-06 
30-14 
30-01 
29-90 
29-97 
30- 10 
30-04 
29-66 
29-35 
29-58 
29-51 
29-36 
29-44 
29-72 
29-99 
30-20 
30-27 
30-04 
29-45 
29-67 
29-80 


29 -8S 

29-61 

29-48 

29-61 

29-77 

29-91!  29 

29-86:  29 


Air  Temper.\tire. 


46-4 
54-6 
49-9 
52-9 
57-0 
57-9 
62-8 
64-6 
61-9 
63-9 
63 -£ 
46-2 
39-7 
49-5 
43-7 
390 
40-3 
41-4 
37-4 
36-9 
46-9 
47-4 
42-0 
37-7 
36-7 
440 
43-9 
35-7 
32-3 
36-7 
33-8 


49-9 
59-2 
56-0 
58-6 
63-9 
63-2 
65-2 
68-4 
71-8 
72-1 
73 -2J 
63-7 
46-2 
49 -S 
50-3 
43-7 
46-6 
470 
41-4 
41-8 
46-9 
53-9 
47-4 
42-7 
39-7 
44-3 
54-7 
43-9 
36-0 
37-7 
390 


45-7 
43-5 
46-6 
45-0 
47-2 
47-9 
53-7 
54-7 
53-1 
51-2 
570 
46-2 
.39-2 
36-8 
43-4 
-37-5 
37-3; 
34-81 
33-8 
35-6 
30-2 
4G-3 
41-6 
36-5 
33-4 
35-4 
41-4 
35-7 
29-4 
24-41 
33-8 


Humid- 
ity. 


69}  82 
69:  66 
761  68 
83 

75 
75 
71 1  65 
69 


\\  INDH. 


82 


85 


W. 

W. 

N. 

N.  W, 

W. 

s.  w. 
s.w. 
s.w. 

w. 

s. 

s. 

s. 

s.w. 
s.w. 

s. 
s.w. 

w. 
s.w. 

N.  W. 

w. 

S.E. 

s.w. 
w. 

N. 

N. 
S.  W. 
S.W. 

s.w. 

N.  W. 
W. 

s. 


S  p.m. 


W. 

N.  W 

W. 

S.  W 


w. 
w. 
w. 
vv. 
w. 

E. 
S. 
S.W. 
12   S.W. 

12|     S. 


W. 
S.W. 

s.w. 

N.  W. 
N.  W. 
N.  W. 

S. 
N.  W. 

N. 
N.  W. 

W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
N.  W. 
W. 
W. 
N.  E 


Precipi- 

T.\TION . 


0-02 

0-13 

R. 


in. 
002 
0-12 


0-07 


0-01 


0-12 


R. 


0-05 


003 


0-32 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


Upper. 


R. 


R. 


R. 


Lower.     !     Upper. 


C.K. 


K.S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 


9    C.S. 


K.S. 
K.S. 


10     s 

10  K.S. 
1 
K.S. 

K.S. 


C.K.    .... 


10 


K.S. 
K. 
K.S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 


K.S. 


K.S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 


10 


C. 
C.K. 


Lower. 


K         <         A 


2'  K.S. 
10  K.S. 
10 


K. 

K.S. 


10 
10 
10 
10 
8 
10 
10 


K.S. 
K. 


K.S. 
K.S. 


10 


K.S. 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

D.'i.ILy   WE.4THER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Montreal,  Quebec — Ivovember,  1909. 


507 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 

.\iR  Temperature. 

Humid- 
ity. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

Clouds. 

Day. 

00 

d 

00 

oo 

£ 
a. 

oo 

e 

00     ( 

86 
91 
83 
93 
78 
81 
60 
91 
73 
92 
79 
91 
73 
97 
97 
65 
94 
62 
92 
91 
83 
77 
94 
96 
■88 
84 
75 
86 
89 
83 

d 

00 

81 

93 

81 

68 

58 

64 

87 

85 

79 

76 

90 

81 

83 

99 

61 

93 

71 

63 

93 

69 

72 

96 

87 

84 

89 

81 

82 

94 

85 

81 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

e 

00 

e 

d 

oo 

8  a.m.                              8  p. 

m. 

Q 

13 
> 

5 

> 

Upper.         Lower.         Upper. 

1 

Lower. 

11 

i\i 

S 
< 

•a 

1 

in. 

29-95 
29-65 
29-53 
29-38 
29-78 
30-07 
30-49 
30  02 
30-56 
30-38 
30-14 
29-93 
30-36 
30-37 
29-89 
30- 16 
29-27 
29-63 
29-91 
29-62 
29-49 
29-97 
29-43 
30>21 
29-67 
29-90 
30-26 
30-00 
30-15 
30-18 

in. 

29-85 
29-54 
29-42 
29 -o5 
29-92 
30-32 
30-27 
30-29 
30-49 
30-25 
29-98 
30-02 
30-38 
30-19 
29-91 
29-83 
29-28 
29-83 
29-80 
29-49 
29-82 
29-29 
29-94 
30-06 
29-62 
30-16 
30-12 
29-88 
30-14 
30-13 

32-8 

39-1 

48-3 

40-0 

36-1 

37-2 

28-8 

39-7 

300 

28-4 

43-5 

49-0 

40-0 

36-9 

48-8 

29-9 

44-9 

25-6 

20-3 

34-6 

47-2 

30-7 

28-0 

12-8 

25-7 

24-0 

26-0 

33-4 

26-3 

17-0 

38-3 

51-1 

44-0 

39-9 

35-5 

32-2 

37-1 

37-3 

31-9 

40-7 

48-0 

57-8 

44-3 

41-9 

45-4 

30-3 

38-9 

25-9 

29-0 

42-5 

40-5 

350 

24-0 

20-1 

30-0 

30-8 

28-0 

41-4 

27-0 

19-1 

42-9 

51-1 

51-3 

44-6 

41-2 

39-4 

40-5 

43-5 

37-3 

41-7 

53-6 

610 

57-8 

44-6 

59-5 

45-4 

47-1 

38-9 

29-8 

43-5 

54-6 

40-5 

35- 1 

24.2 

31-8 

34-7 

31-3 

43-e 

42-5 

27-C 

o 

31-0 

35-7 

44-0 

39-5 

35-4 

32-2 

26-5 

37-1 

29-0 

27-9 

39-3 

45-4 

39-4 

35-9 

41-3 

29-2 

30-0 

24-7 

18-2 

28-6 

40-5 

29-1 

24-0 

10-7 

19-4 

23-5 

24-3 

27-3 

25-4 

16-8 

N.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 

W. 
N.W. 

W. 
S.E. 

S. 
N.E. 

S. 

S. 
S.W. 

N. 

E. 
S.W. 

N. 
S.W. 
N.W. 

s. 
s. 

S.W. 

N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

W. 
N.E. 

S. 

N. 

N. 

10 

1 
6 

22 

10 

4 

121 

N. 

S.W. 
S.W. 

N.W. 
N.W. 
N  W. 

12 

8 
16 
16 

6 
12 
18 
18 

8 

8 
12 
16 

8 
12 
38 
20 
28 
18 

8 
20 
16 
16 

8 
24 
12 

8 
12 
20 
12 

6 

in. 

in. 

6 
3 
10 
10 
10 
10 

K.S. 

2 

R. 
0-04 

0-07 
0-01 
0-04 

S. 

s. 

K.S. 
K.S. 

10 

K  S 

3 

4 

S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 

7 

1 

K.S. 

5 

K 

6 

7 

6     S. 

• 

8 

20 
12 
16 
16 
30 
12 

4 

20 
12 
18 
18 

6 
18 
22 
16 
10 
12 
16 

8 

8 
12 
14 
12 

N. 

E. 

S. 
S.W. 
N.W. 
N.E. 
S.E. 
N.W. 
N.E. 
S.W. 

w. 

S.E. 

S.W. 

N.W. 

N.E. 

N.E. 

N.E. 

N.W. 

N. 

S. 

N.W. 

N.E. 

W. 

0-17 

0-39 

10 

9 

10  . . . 

10 

U 

10 

6 
10 
10 
10 

K 

12  . . 

K. 

8 
10 
10 

3 
10 
10 

9 
10 

13 

S. 

.... 

K 

14 

l"" 
0-02 

0-64 

S. 

0-10 

0-31 

0-42 
0-05 

R. 

R. 

0-03 

R. 

15  . . . 

K 

10 

1 

C. 

K  S 

17 

10 
3 
7 
10 
10 
10 
10 

K. 
K.S. 
K.S. 

K.S. 

K  S 

18 

10 
3 

S 

C.S. 

c. 

C.S. 

K 

19 

■'0 

0-02 
RS. 
0-03 

1-12 

21 

99 

10 

23 

24 

001 
0-21 

4 

C.S. 

10 
10 

25 

10 

26 

K.S. 

27 

3 

C.S. 

10 

2 

c. 

28 

0-24 

0-14 

10 

29 

30 

• 

.... 

508 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE    YEAR   1909. 
Montreal,  Quebec — December,  1909. 


Day. 


Pressuki 
AT  32°. 


00 


in. 

30  0.5 
29-88 
29-79 
29-77 
29-86 
29-71 
29-80 
29-29 
29-42 
29-03 
30-08 
.30-35 
30-19 
29-35 
29-35 
29-41 
29-65 
29-42 
29-50 
29-66 
29-71 
29-49 
29-70 
29-89 
29-71 
29-28 
29-33 
29-41 
29 -.50 
29-63 
29-82 


29-92 
29-86 
29-76 
29-77 
29-82 
29-83 
29-35 
29-43 
29-43 
29-85 
30-21 
30-36 
29-73 
29-36 
29-36 
29-52 
29-50 
29-52 
29-50 
29-73 
29-61 
29-45 
29-78 
29-90 
29-45 
29-32 
29-32 
29-50 
29-55 
29-71 
29-88 


Air  Temperature. 


17-4 
240 
28-2 
29'- 3 
30-4 
29-8 
31-7 
31-9 
20-6 
16-8 
11-2 
16-0 
20-4 
32-6 
33-3 
21-9 
140 
14-6 
10-5 
21-0 
19-7 
17-1 
24-9 
19-1 
20-1 
22-11 
9-7 
1-6 
0-8 
0-9 

• 

5-7 


23-4 
27-7 
31-1 
31-9 
30-7 
32-0 
32-3 
24-7 
27-0 
13-6 
12-6 
17-1 
30-9 
34-8 
27-8 
21-4 
21-5 
15-1 
19-7 
21 

21-0 

23-0 

21-2 

20- 1 

19-8 

18-0 

9-7 

0-7 

-  0-7 

3-6 

16-7 


27-2 
29-6 
32-0 
34-8 
34-1 
36-6 
34-6 
36o! 
27-8 
27-0 
18-1 
19-1 
30-9 
35-3 
35-0 
27-8 
22-0 
23-5 
19-7 
24-7 
23-1 
26-0 
28-7 
23-3 
23-7 
25-0 
18-9 
100 
2-7 
8-8 
17-9 


17-0 
21-7 
27-4 
28-8 
29-4 
27-5 
30-9 
24-7 
20-0 
13-7 
10-9 
12-2 
16-0 
30-2 
27-8 
21-4 
13-8 
12-8 
10-2 
19-7 
19-1 
17-0 
200 
19-1 
18-9 
18-0 
9-1 
0-6 

-  20 

-  2-2 
01 


Hui 

IT 

aiD-| 
1'. 

Winds. 

S  .1.111.     8  p. 11 

■ 

s 

GO 

I    i 

"3 

> 

83 

74 

N.W. 

10 

N. 

10 

84 

88 

N. 

18 

N.E. 

18 

88 

87 

N.E. 

16 

N. 

lo' 

83 

85! 

W. 

12 

W. 

22 

78 

89 

W. 

12 

S.W. 

8 

88 

79 

s.w. 

10 

s.w. 

20 

87 

93 

s.w. 

10 

S.E. 

18 

84 

86 

s.w. 

36 

S.W. 

32 

87 

85 

s.w. 

20 

W. 

24 

83 

86 

w. 

20 

w. 

18 

^4 

88 

w. 

22 

w. 

20 

83 

92 

w. 

4 

w. 

8 

79 

87 

E. 

14 

S.E. 

22 

94 

89 

S.E. 

8 

S.E. 

16 

84 

80 

S.w. 

16 

W. 

8 

86 

85 

w. 

12 

w. 

4 

93 

75 

w. 

18 

w. 

14 

68 

85 

w. 

22 

w. 

20 

65 

85 

w. 

20 

w. 

12 

66 

81 

s.w. 

18 

w. 

20 

85 

78 

w. 

16 

s.w. 

20 

84 

81 

s.w. 

18 

w. 

18 

71 

77 

w. 

16 

w. 

24 

77 

79 

N.W. 

12 

w. 

10 

85 

80 

w. 

4 

N.E. 

16 

90 

68 

N.E. 

20 

N. 

22 

89 

83 

N.W. 

4 

N.W. 

12 

97 

94 

W. 

12 

W. 

10 

97 

91 

N. 

8 

s.w. 

18 

77 

82 

W. 

12 

NW. 

16 

83 

83 

S.W. 

12 

S.W. 

20 

Precipi- 
tation. 


0-16 


0-09 
0-07 
0-01 


0-38 

S. 

s. 


,0-05 


[001 
0  03 

0-06 

S. 


002 
0-11 


ClOUDS. 


S  a.m. 


.S  p.m. 


TppiT.  Lower. 


Upper. 


Lower. 


S. 
0-18 
0-09 
003 

S. 


0-05 

s. 
s. 

0-03 


s. 

001 
0-01 

s. 


W     I  < 


c.s. 


c. 


K.S. 


101  K.S. 

lo!    S. 

10,'.. 

10 

lo!  K.S. 
1    K.S. 


10 

10 

8    K.S. 
10 


K.S. 
K.S. 
K. 
K.S. 


7,    K. 
10    K..-;. 


10 

s 

10 
10 

4 

K 

K.S. 
K.S. 

6 

O.K. 

K. 


9|    S. 
10 
10    , 

lo' 


c.s. 


10^  K.S. 

5; 

lo'  

10 


K.S. 


K.S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 


Day. 


1... 

2. 

3... 

4... 

5... 

6... 

7... 

8... 

9... 
10... 
U... 
12 

13... 
14... 
1-i.... 
16. .  .  . 
17.... 
18.... 
19... 
20... 
21.... 

22 

23.... 
24.... 
25... 
26.... 
27.... 
28.... 
29.... 
30... 
31.... 


METEOROLOfJICAI.   TABLES. 

D.MT.y   \Vi:.\THKU    REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Quebec — January,  1909. 


509 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 


in. 

29-82 
29-92 
29-82 
29-68 
29-55 
29-04 
30-09 
30-46 
30-11 
29-86 
29-47 
30-06 
30-45 
30-24 
29-54 
30-46 
30-21 
29-81 
30  15 
29-66 
29-78 
29-87 
30-02 
29-91 
29-46 
29-35 
29-34 
29-22 
29-22 
29-16 
29-28 


29-89 

29-93 

29-69 

29-76 

29-50 

29-50 

30-42 

30-25 

30-00 

29-71 

29-77 

.30- 13 

30-44 

29-73 

30-10 

30-52 

29-61 

30-14 

29-61 

29-93 

29-67 

3003| 

29-83; 

29-74' 

i 

29-34' 

29-52 

29-04' 

29-27 

29-29! 

I 
29-08 

29-66 


.\iR  Temper.iture. 


-  5-0 

-  3-5 
15-6 
32-8 
23-2 
32-8 

-  9-2 
-11-0 

60 
21-0 
260 

i-o| 

-  9-2 

-  1-6 
25-5 

-21-5 

-  3-0 

-  2-0 
-13-0 

12-2 
20-0 
32-8 
15-6 

9-0 
18-0 
15-6 

8-0 
12-0 

4-0 
15-0 
130 


-  3-8 
6-2 

25-8 
34-6 
32-4 
100 

-  5-8 
20 

1' 

23-0 

17-2 

4-5 

-  10 
18-0 

-  0-2 
-15-0 

7-8 

-  4-5 
10-6 
14-0 
300 
29-6 
13-4 
120 
19-2 
13-6 
17-- 
12-6 

8-2 
16-0 
3-8 


23-4 
7-4 
26-0 
34-8 
34-6 
35-0 
100 
4-6 
17-2J 
230 
30-6 
17-2 
4-5 
18-0 
26-2 
-  0-2 
7-8 
7-8 
10-6 
17-4 
31-0 
38-2 
29-6 
13-4 
200 
19-8 
178 
18-4 
13-4 
19-0 
16-0 


Humid- 
ity. 


-  7-2 

-  8-0 
2-6 

24-6 

22-2 

10-0 

-U-O 

-14-4 

-  0-6 
16-0 
17-2 

-  0-5 
-12-0 

-  4-0 

-  0-2 
-22-8 
-19-2 

-  4-5 
-180 

8-8 
11-6 
28-8 
13-4 
8-0 
10-5 
13-6 
6-4 
8-6 
2-5 
3-2 
3-8 


WlXD.S. 


8  a.m. 


63 
50 
89 
91 
97 
91 
63 
52 
81 
93 
98 
71 

65 

i 
87; 

94 

62 

73 

61 

47 
88 

75 
91 
97 
90 

87 
90 
82| 
88' 
74| 
82 
77 


8  p.m. 


Precipi- 
tation. 


S.W. 

S.W. 

c. 
w. 

N.E 
NK 
SW 
SE 

s 

XE 

N. 

W. 

S.E. 
N.E 

W. 

W. 
N.E. 
N.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

W. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

W. 

W. 

W. 
•S.W. 
N.E. 
N.W. 


vv. 
w. 
w. 
w. 

N. 

w 
w 

E 
NE. 
NE. 
S.W. 
N.E 

W. 
N.E. 

20:    W. 


N.W. 

N.E. 

S.W. 
T  N.E. 
13     W. 
31  S.W. 

N.E. 

N.E. 

N.E. 

N.E. 
W. 

N.E. 
19:    W. 
25      E. 
27  N.W. 
21  N.W. 


2 


0-01 
0-18 
0-10 
R 
23l]0-59!0-02 
1 
3 


0-01 

0-20 

R 

0-32 


16 

24 

6 

3 

16 

14 

2 

2 

18 

14 

9 

9 

20 

49 

46 

27 

11 

25 

18 

7] 

10 

19 


0-06 
0-09 


002 


0-18 

S 

0-02 

0-26 


0-15 
0-30  004 


0-40 


0-05 


0-30 


0-20 


0-18 


R.S 

S. 
0-36 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


Upper. 


0-360-09 

I 
0-22  0-10 


0-06 


0-01 


S, 
0-10| 


10 


w 


Lower. 


C.S. 


C.S. 


C.S. 


C.S. 


C.S. 
C.S. 
C.S. 


10 


10 


C.K. 


s. 

N. 


S. 

s. 


K 

S. 
N. 
K. 


8  p.m. 


Upper. 


10 


10 


N. 


K. 


10 

s 

10 

K 

5 

S. 

10 

N 

10 

N 

10 

N 

5 

N 

10 


C.S. 


C.S. 


C.S. 


Lower. 


s 
< 

-d 
c 

10 

■7 

C.K. 
C.K. 

« 


N. 


S. 
S. 


10    s. 


10 


N. 


10     X. 


X. 

N. 
K. 
X. 
X. 


10     N. 
10 


N. 

K. 


K. 


510 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 
DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 


Quebec — February,  1 909. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 

1 

Ai 

R  Temperatiire. 

1  Humid- 
ity. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

Clouds. 

Day. 

00 

s 

6. 

OO 

S 

a 

OO 

s 

B 

00 

49 
66 
81 
75 
92 
94 
81 
87 
47 
79 
89 
84 
95 
58 
87 
84 
92 
68 
91 
96 
72 
82 
88 
96 
86 
66 
77 
71 

a 

d 

OO 

88 
53 
64 
88 
94 
97 
86 
69 
65 
88 
76 
94 
72 
68 
88 
96 
89 
61 
95 
84 
86 
93 
89 
98 
70 
78 
70 
67 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

S 

CO 

in. 

a 

OO 

in. 

8  a.m. 

Sp 

.m. 

> 

i 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

1 

•a 
a 

s 

-4J 

a 

i 
s 

a 

1 

s 

■6 

1 

in. 

3000 
29-63 
29-64 
29-42 
29-31 
28-84 
29-74 
29-59 
30-00 
29 -fe 
29-16 
29-81 
29-48 
30-26 
29-99 
29-97 
29-25 
29-83 
29-82 
28-68 
29-47 
29-79 
30  07 
29-48 
28-86 
29-56 
29-34 
29-52 

in. 

29-96 
29-64 
29-46 
29-29 
29-16 
28-86 
29-75 
29-72 
29-95 
29-07 
29-31 
29-62 
29-91 
30-18 
29-97 
29-58 
29-44 
30-01 
29-31 
28'- 98 
29-68 
29-87 
29-97 
28-91 
29-29 
29-42! 
29-33 
29-66 

o 

-12-4 

-  2-8 

-  6-5 

-  0-8 
19-0 
200 

9-5 

16-8 

-13-0 

4-0 
13-0 

2-4 
25-4 

-  8-0 
7-6 

10-8 
11-8 

-  1-5 
6-4 

34-0 
13-5 
11-5 
19-8 
31-0 
23-0 

-  3-2 
7-0 
1-5 

o 

-  6-5 

40 
1-8 
11-4 
17-8 
24-2 
14-4 
4-0 

-  3-4 
10-8 
19-2 
18-0 

6-8 

6-2 

11-4 

11-0 

14-6 

2-2 

22-0 

27-8 

15-6 

230 

29-0 

35-8 

5-8 

8-6 

20-0 

6-6 

O 

3-8 
11-2 

5-2 
120 
19-4 
32-4 
24-2 
23-0 

4-0 
10-8 
25-9 
19-2 
26-4 

7-5 
11-4 
11-4 
18-6 
15-5 
22-0 
35-0 
27-8 
25-2 
32-0 
35-8 
35-8 
10-8 
25-6 
20-0 

o 

-14-6 

-  9-0 
-100 

-  2-0 
10-0 
16-5 

7-8 

4-0 

-16-0 

-  7-0 
6-4 
10 
6-8 

-10-8 
4-6 
7-2 
9-8 

-  4-2 

-  6-0 
20-5 
12-6 

7-4 
18-4 
28-0 

5-8 

-  5-4 
4-0 

-  1-5 

w. 
s.w. 

s.w. 
s.w. 

N.E. 
N.E, 
W. 
N.E. 
S.W. 
N.E. 
S.W. 

S.w. 
s.w. 

w. 

N.E. 
N.E. 

E. 
S.W. 

N.E. 

N.E. 

W. 

w 

w. 

N.E. 

W. 

S.W. 

W. 

N.W. 

11 
4 
16 
15 
16 
27 
12 
8 
14 
60 
10 
17 
9 
10 
36 
32 
10 
14 
18 
37 
20 
6 
4 
32 
26 
24 
16 
16 

W. 

w. 
w. 
w 

N.E. 

S.W. 

N. 

w. 
w 

N.E. 

w. 

N.W. 

W. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
N.E. 

W. 
S.W 

w 

N.E. 
N.E. 

w. 

S.W. 
W. 

S.W 

s 

16 

8 

2 

40 

31 

10 

13 

8 

40 

18 

4 

9 

11 

18 

44 

26 

13 

11 

15 

11 

1 

25 

16 

21 

14 

10 

12 

10 

c.s. 

2 

0-01 



8 

c.s. 

i 

s. 

3 

4 

0-06 
0-08 
0-01 

0-09 
Oil 
0-20 

10 

c.s. 

10 
10 
10 

N. 

5 

10 
10 

s. 

N. 

N. 

0... 

N. 

7 

5 

C.S. 

8 

001 

10 

C.K. 

n 

10 

0-20 
0-02 

0-06 

0-34 

0-01 
0-38 

10 

N. 

10 

N. 

u..  . 

2 

C.S. 

s. 

12.. 

13.. 

10 

10 
10 
10 

N. 



N. 

N. 

N. 

14.. 

10 

C.S. 

10 

C.K. 

10 
10 
10 

ir, 

0-35 
001 
0-38 
0-01 
0-00 
1-54 

0-20 
0-06 
0-06 

S. 

10 

N. 

17.. 

N. 

18. 

19. 

006 
0-54 

10 
10 

N. 

N. 

10 

2 

10 
10 

N. 

20.. 

S. 

21    . 

1 
2 
2 

in 

c.s. 
c.s. 

22 

0-02 
0-01 

.  -  .  .' 

0-02 

0-72 
0-04 

N. 

23 

c. 

cs 

10 

C.K. 

''4 

S. 

25  . 

10 

S. 

10 

C.S. 
C.S. 
C.S. 

26 

10 
10 

c.s. 

27 

C.K. 

c.s. 

28 

METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 
DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR   THE   YEAR   1009. 


511 


Quebec— :\Iarch,  1909. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 

Am  Temperature. 

1 

HUMID- 

m. 

WlXDS. 

n. 

1 
Precipi- 
tation. 

1 

Clouds. 

Day 

[ 

S 
a 

00 

d 

00 

S 

CO 

d 

00 

i 

oo 

s 

d 

00 

8  a.m. 

8p.r 

s 

a 
oo 

in. 

a 

d 
oo 

in. 

8a 

.m. 

Sp 

111. 

s 

t 

Q 

> 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

S 
< 

-a 

< 

-d 
c; 

2 

e 
< 

■3 

S 
< 

3 

1 

in. 

29-88 

in. 

29  78 

o 

—  50 
12-2 
11-2 
18-8 
20-8 
100 
170 

15  0 
8-8 

250 
23'4 
18-0 
13-6 
11-6 
13-8 
12-4 
22-4 
21-6 
15-8 
15-6 

16  0 
160 
25-5 
140 
320 
35-8 
31-6 
32-2 
330 
320 
29-6 

o 

90 
13-6 
18-8 
220 
15-8 
220 
24-6 
180 
24-8 
240 
23  0 
24-6 
25-5 
26-6 
19-8 
220 
240 
240 
260 
290 
220 
33-6 
280 
26-8 
39-8 
34-2 
330 
32-2 
31-2 
300 
33-8 

D 

13-8 
16-5 
19-2 
220 
24-8 
24-4 
28-6 
28-8 
280 
25-2 
29.4 
27-8 
31-4 
31-8 
26-6 
27-5 
25-8 
30-6 
30-8 
33-8 
290 
.36-9 
380 
320 
39-8 
39-8 
40-4 
360 
.39-6 
340 
40-2 

o 

-  7-4 

50 

5-2 
15-2 
15-8 

80 
13-2 
11-6 

0-5 
230 
210 
160 
10-2 

80 
12-2 

7-2 
18-5 
190 
120 

9-2 
13-5 
11-2 
230 

90 
230 
33-4 
28'4 
300 
30-6 
27-8 

22-8 

1 

56 
93 
84 
81 
91 
79 
90 
65 
83 
87 
80 
84 
85 
84 
85 
81 
95 
77 
56 
86 
74 
83 
89 
96 
90 
94 
89 
96 
91 
90 
69 

66 
89 
91 
92 
80 
86 
77 
84 
77 
95 
86 
79 
81 
83 
76, 
93 
97 
48 
88 
77 
79 
63 
84 
85 
96 

94 

" 
94 

96 

94 

85 

85 

J 

\v. 

N.E. 
N.E 
N.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

W. 

W. 

W. 
N.E. 

W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

w. 
w. 

S.W. 
N.E. 

W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
N.W. 

C. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

W. 
N.E. 

W. 
N.E. 

W. 

10 
38 
17 
44 
25 
20 
9 
20 

VV. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

W. 
S.W. 

W. 
S.W. 

8 
17 
40 
49 
21 
18 
16 
17 

1 

14 

26 

■20 

6 
12 
15 
14 

3 
10 
15 

6 
16 
12 
13 
12 
41 
20 
25 
21 
10 

3 
17 

2 
10 

C.S. 
C.S. 

10 
10 
10 

1 

2 

29 

29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
28 
29 
29 
28 
29 

49 
68 
34 
76 
42 
46 
64 
86 
39 

29 
29 
28 
29 
29 
29 
28 
29 
29 

59 

62 
97 

45 

43 

I 
79 

64 

12 

66 

78 
56 
36 
59 
58 
37[ 
56 
46 
47 

60; 

60 

58 
48' 
08 
21 
30| 
17 
06 
27 
37 

010 
002 

0-28 

0-26 

10 
10 

10 

N. 
S. 

N. 

N. 
S. 
S. 

3 

s. 

4 

5 

0-27 
016 

10 

O.K. 

s. 
s. 

6 

C.S. 

10 

C.K. 

7 

s 

8 

4 

C.S. 

9 

7     W. 
371     E. 
12     W. 

10 

C.S. 

10 

10 

004 
012 

007 

10 

10 

2 

N. 

11   

30   29 

. 

12 

SO 
76 
46 
49 
72 
38 
50 
56 
40 
59 
60 
63 
65 
29 
96 
37 
30 
93 
18 
?6 

29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
28 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
?9 

23 
7 
7 

15 
4 

31 
4 

12 
4 
9 
3 

13 
0 

33 

44 
1 

10 
6 
2 

13 

S.W. 
W. 

w. 

S.W. 
N.E. 

W. 
S.W. 

W. 

N.W. 
S.W. 
N.W. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

E. 

E. 
N.W. 

13 

14 

5 

2 
1 

'C. 

O.K. 

C.S. 

10 

.... 

K.S. 

N. 

7 

s 

l.i   

'l    -'■ 

Itl 

17 

002 
018 

0-87 

10     N' 

18   

19 

5 

C.S. 

7 

1 

s. 

20 

10 

1 

C.S. 

C.S. 

1 
10 

• 

S. 
K.S. 

10 
10 

C.S. 
C.K. 

21 

22 

002 

001 

s. 

23 

24 

10 

C.S. 

25 

0  02 
0-04 
002 
0-45 
001 

001 
007 

10 

C  S. 

10    s. 

26 

10 
10 
10 
10 
6 
10 

S. 

S. 

s. 

N. 

N. 

10    N. 

27 

10 

C.S. 

10 

28 

S. 
0-21 
004 

N 

29 

10     N. 

30 

10      S. 

31 

1 

C.K. 

s. 

51-J 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY  WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Quebec— April,  1909. 


D.\Y. 


Pressure 

AT  32.° 


1 

o 
)J , 

4, 
.5, 
0 

7, 
S. 

y. 

10. 

u, 

12. 

13. 

14 

1.5 

llj 

17. 

IS 

19. 

20 

21 

22. 

23 

24 

2.5. 

26. 

27. 

28. 

29. 

30, 


29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
30 
30 
29 
29 
29 
30 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
30 
29 


.  S 


00 


in. 

29-66 
29-61 
29-37 
29-53 
29-67 
29-53 
,  29-11 
29-41 
29-34 
29-74 
3P-19 
29-88 
29-63 
30-02 
29-93 
29-99 
29-77 
29-57 
29-51 
29-91 
29-58 
29-39 
29-51 
29-91 
29-67 
29-74 
29-37 
29-87 
29-93 
29-63 


\ 


Atr  Temper.wure. 


Humid- 
ity. 


24-8 
22-0 
30-0 
33-8 
30-8 
40-4 
400 
33-8 
23-8 
24-2 
20-5 
27-0 
45-0 
43-5 
32-0 
33-0 
330 
34-0 
35-6 
340 
34-4 
41-0 
40- 0 
32-51 
30-0 
31-6 
33-5 
34-6 
26-0 
2S-6 


34-6 
39-4 
37-0 
40-6 
48-4 
47-4 
41-5 
34-8 
35-8 
34-0 
31-0 
49-4 
61-0 
50-6 
33-5 
45-2 
38-6 
39-0 
40-2 
41-0 
44- 0 
50-6 
48-8 
38-0 
39-S 
47-4 
56-6 
49-0 
40-2 
33-6 


20-0 

16-6 

23-0 

30-0 

23-6 

34-8 

35-0 

31-6 

20-2 

22-2, 

14-0 

20-0 

35-4 

42-0 

29-8 

28-0 

32-0 

31-6 

32-5 

29-6 

27-2 

33-8 

35-2 

270 

lS-8 

28-0 

25-4 

26 

18-4 

26-0 


80 

81 
89 
88 
91 
92 
75 
85 
78 
76 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


N.W. 

W. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

W. 
N.W, 
N.E. 

W. 

w. 
w. 

N.W. 
S.E. 
S.E. 

W. 
N.E. 

W. 
N.E. 

E. 

W. 

E. 
N.E. 
S.E. 
S.W. 

W. 

S. 


70,1  N.E 


S. 

w. 

N.E'- 
N.E. 


8  p.m. 


12 
11 
15 
12 

9 

4 
30 
40 

8 
18 
13 

2 

13 
31 

7 
20 
11 

1 

8 
16 

5 
10 

8 

4 
21 

4 
24 
18 
30 


W. 

W. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

C. 

W. 

W. 

W. 
N.E. 

W. 

W. 
S.W. 

E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

W. 
S.W. 

E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
S.E. 
S.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.E. 

S.E. 

S.E. 

W. 
N.E. 
N.E. 


Precipi- 

T.tTION. 


0-50 
0-04 
0-01 


0-22 


046 
0-26 
001 


0-05 
005 


0-08  0-44 
I 
..0-03 

0-030-23 

0-06 


0-21 


0-04 


. ...    S. 
0-06 


0-23 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


Upper. 


T3 

.3 


c.  s. 


c.s. 
s.c. 


10 


10 


C.K. 


Lower.         Upper. 


« 


10     N. 


10 

N. 

2 

s. 

10 

s. 

5 

s. 

C.K. 


C.S. 


10 


c.s. 


c. 

C.K. 

C. 

C.S. 


10 


10 


10 


s. 

N. 
S. 

s. 

K.S. 


s. 
s. 
s. 


K.S. 


10 


10 


C. 

C.S. 
C. 

c. 


C.S. 


C.S. 
C.S. 
C.S. 


C.S. 


C.S. 
C.S. 


C.S. 


C. 

c.  s. 


Lower. 


10 

N 

10 

S. 

2 

S. 

2 

s. 

10 

s. 

10 

s. 

10 

10 

N 

10 

s. 

10 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


513 


DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Quebec— May,  1909. 


Day. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 


in. 

29-48 
29-27 
29-59 
29-57 
29-52 
29-41 
29-70 
29-76 
29-68 
29-41 
29-40 
29-64 
29-74 
29-53 
29-54 
29-58 
29-55 
29-67 
2d -83 
29-91 


a 

d 


in. 

29-22 
29-42 
29-56 
29-52 
29-43 
29-67 
29-65 
29-74 
29-48 
29-40 
29-56 
29-68 
29-01 
29-45 
29-51 
29-54 
29-60 
29-73 
29-86 
29-92 
29-95  29 
29-91  29-75 
29-66  29-49 
29-46  29-62 
29-77  29-75 
29-831  29-76 
29-83    29-59 


29-53 
29-40 
29-40 
29-46 


29-41 
29-34 
29-41 
29-49 


Air  Temperature. 


35-6 

37-5 

36-0 

41-0 

43-8 

44-8 

44-2 

47-6 

47-0 

55-4 

400 

450 

48-0 

46-8 

49-6 

49-8 

45-4 

42-0 

44-0 

43-0 

47-0 

47-0 

50 

530 

49-2 

540 

55-0 

58-2 

56-0 

52-0 

52-5 


.36  0 
35-6 
41-6 
41-8 
7-6 
44-0 
45-0 
55-5 
42-6 
46-8 
45-6 
51-6 
54-8 
45-0 
59 

450 
44-0 
42-8 
42-8 
45-0 
,'il-O 
52-0 
56-0 
43-4 
560 
64-6 
62-6 
54-0 
54-2 
630 
56-5 


Humid- 
ity. 


36 

44-6 
490 
51-8 
56-2 
53-8 
53-2 
66-4 
55-5 
61-4 
46-8 
59-6 
61-8 
54-8 
71-0 
■59-8] 
46-0 
51-2 
50-6 
49-5 
57-0 
58-0 
66-6 
56-0 
63-0 
73-4 
72-2 
62-6 
72-8 
70-5 


31-6 
33-8 
32-6 
36-4 
370 
41-2 
32  0 
40-0 
41-8 
41-2 
38-6 
34-5 
38-6 
44-2 
42-0 
44-0 
42-2 
40-6 
40-8 
41-0 
43-0 
44-2 
42-4 
40-2 
38-0 
410 
44-6 
54-0 
51-0 
43-0 
46-6 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


N.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

E. 

W. 

S. 
S.W. 
N.E. 
N.W. 
N.E. 
S.W. 

W. 
N.E. 
S.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.E. 
N.E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 


8  p.m. 


N.E. 

S.W. 

W. 


10    w. 


3 
17 

2 

9 
22 

8 
24 
10 
15 
19 

4 
24 
22 
25 
20 
24 
17 
18 

8 

3 
13 
10 

2 
19 

9 
15 
16 


S.E. 
N.E. 

E. 

E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

W. 

w. 
w. 

E. 
N.W. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.W. 

W. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 


22 
18 

8 

2 

7 
11 
11 

6 
29 
25 

9 
12 
13 

9 
12 
28 
24 
34 
31 
25 
15 
17 
14 
30 

9 
12 
22 
23 
11 

7 
23 


Precim- 

TATION. 


S, 
0-19 
001 
0-23 
0-01 
0-34 


in 

0-95 
0-03 
0-03 


0-06 

0-19 
0-24 


0-05 


0-48 
0-02 
0-12 


0-01 


0-08 

0-03 

R. 

0-07 

0-02 


0-04 

019 

R. 


R. 


R. 
0-08 
003 


0-35 
0-07 


R. 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


Upper.         Lower 


10 


10 


10 


C.K. 


C.S. 


c.s. 


C.S. 


c. 

C.K. 


10   C.S. 


C.S. 
C.K 
C.S. 


C.K. 
C. 


C.S. 
C.K. 
C.K. 


Upper. 


Lower. 


a 

3 


-a 
a 


e 


N.S. 
S. 
S. 


K.S. 


K.S. 


N. 
S. 


C.S. 
C.S. 
C.S. 
C.K. 


10 


C.S. 


K.S. 


C.S. 


10 


N. 


N. 


K.S. 


10 


C.K. 

C.K. 
C.K. 

C.S. 

C. 

C.S. 

c. 

C.S. 


N. 


N. 

N. 

N. 

K.S. 

N. 
S. 


S. 


10 


10 
10 


10 

1 


K.S. 

N. 
N. 

S. 


K.S. 
K.S. 


i 


10 
10 


N. 
K.S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 


22476—33 


514 


METEOKOLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY  WEATHER  REPORTS  FOR  THE   YEAR  1909. 
Quebec — June,  1909. 


FiisasuRE 
AT  32°. 

Air  Temperature. 

Humid- 
ity. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

Clouds. 

Day 

E 

00 

s 

d 

00 

00 

s 

d 
oo 

i 
s 

.3 

a 

00 

S 
a 

00 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

a 

00 

in. 

a 

d 

00 

in. 

8  a.m. 

8p 

.m. 

> 

> 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

a 
< 

•d 

-a 

a 

■d 
a 

a 

i 

>3 

a 
< 

3 

1...... 

1 
in. 

29-66 

29-67 

29-55 

29-63 

29-50 

29-66 

29-82 

29-95 

29-88 

29-81 

29-50 

29-53 

29-60 

29-40 

29-65 

29-78 

29-55 

29-29 

29-38 

29-41 

29-56 

29-59 

29-44 

29-35 

29-39 

29-52 

29-80 

29-62 

29-61 

29-64 

in. 

29-71 
29-41 
29-60 
29-44 
29-53 
29-73 
29-84 
29-86 
29-79 
29-56 
29-36 
29-60 
29-57 
29-49 
29-63 
29-60 
29-37 
29-31 
29-45 
29-42 
29-52 
29-42 
29-38 
29-30 
29-35 
29-66 
29-69 
29-50 
29-72 
29-41 

500 
50-0 
58-0 
54-6 
64-8 
55-0 
55-0 
53-6 
55-2 
56-5 
58-2 
540 
560 
47-2 
55-6 
58-8 
63-5 
50-0 
47-2 
65-6 
63-5 
62-4 
71-0 
62-8 
64-0 
67-4 
63-0 
65-2 
62-8 
61-8 

o 

47-0 
66-6 
60-6 
70-6 
59-4 
56-4 
55-6 
61-0 
64-5 
67-0 
70-8 
55-6 
50 -^ 
51-0 
60-5 
66-8 
59-6 
40-0 
58-6 
70-0 
73-0 
700 
65-4 
58-0 
73-4 
67-8 
68-6 
62-8 
57-5 
61-4 

64-0 
74-2 
71-2 
83-2 
73-4 
66-0 
66-0 
70-8 
75-5 
75-2 
76-8 
70-8 
71-0 
560 
69-0 
72-8 
76-0 
59-6 
66-5 
75-2 
82-8 
77-8 
81-0 
85-4 
81-4 
77-8 
75-6 
71-6 
69-6 
74-2 

O 

39-2 
39-8 
52-6 
43-2 
560 
51-0 
46-8 
42-0 
440 
44-8 
51-8 
53-0 
47-0 
45-4 
48-8 
49-8 
.55-8 
40-0 
38-0 
57-0 
55-8 
59-4 
65-4 
58-0 
54-4 
58-2 
52-6 
58-0 
53-2 
51-0 

42 
67 
47 
69 
67 
74 
60 
61 
71 
72 
84 
93 
81 
98 
68 
79 
78 
93 
85 
73 
91 
81 
90 
81 
94 
74 
78 
78 
70 
87 

55 
65 
49 
56 
98 
62 
59 
93 
44 
55 
S3 
72 
91 
94 
68 
60 
98 
87 
64 
75 
56 
80 
64 
96 
68 
61 
69 
86 
83^ 
96 

N.W. 

N. 
N.W. 
N.E. 

S. 
N.E. 

E. 

S. 

S. 

s. 

s.w. 
w. 
w. 

N.E. 

w. 

S.W. 

s.w. 
w. 

S.W. 

s.w. 
w. 
w. 

s.w. 

N.E. 
S.W. 

s.w. 

w. 

s.w. 

N.W. 

S.w. 

17 

2 

11 

2 

1 

8 

5 

4 

4 

2 

13 

8 

2 

13 

12 

12 

3 

12 

30 

29 

4 

5 

8 

4 

2 

11 

7 

4 

15 

5 

N.E. 
S.W. 
N.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

N. 
N.E. 
S.W. 

W. 

W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
N.E. 

E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
N.W. 

W. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
S.W. 
N.W. 
S.W. 
N.W. 
N.E. 

W. 

18 
1 

12 

5 

8 

11 

7 

15 

10 

12 

16 

9 

20 

9 

16 

IS 

5 

15 

19 

16 

6 

2 

13 

16 

19 

10 

12 

12 

9 

6 

C.S. 
C.K. 

C.S. 
C.S. 

10 

2.. 

5 

8 

C.K. 

C. 

10 

3 

4.. 

8 

5.. 

0-08 

R. 

10 

C.K. 

N. 

6,. 

2 

K.S. 

10 

C.S. 

7.. 

C.S. 

8 

2 
10 

K.S. 

9 

K.S. 

S. 

7 
8 

C.S. 

C.S. 

10 

6 

C.S. 

10 

11 

1 

S. 

12 

0-11 

0-58 
R. 
0-02 

0-97 
0-14 
0-01 
0-41 
R. 
003 

0-06 
0-01 
0-07 

R. 

R. 
0-49 

R. 
0-01 

10 

C.K. 

13 

2 

10 

1 

5 
10 
10 
2 
5 

10 
10 

K.S. 

N. 
K.S. 

S. 

S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 

S. 

s. 
3- 

10 

10 

1 

10 
10 

N. 

14 

S. 

15 

10 

C.S. 

S. 

16 

17 

6 

C.K. 

N. 

18 

S. 

19 

5 

8 
10 
10 

c. 

C.S. 

c. 

C.S. 

20 

21 

5 

C.S. 

5 

K.S. 

22 

R. 

10 

C.S. 

23 

2 

1 

24 

K.S. 

25 

2 

C.K. 

2 

C.S. 

20 

K.S. 

27 

10 

C. 

5 

c. 

28 

R. 

0-01 
0-01 

010 

R. 

014 

10 
2 

K.S. 
K.S. 

10 
10 
10 

N. 

29 

N. 

30 

10 

C.K. 

N. 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


515 


DAILY  WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Quebec— July,  1909. 


1 

PRESSnRE 
,         AT  32°. 

Air  Temperature. 

HUMID- 

mr. 

Winds. 

PREan- 

TATION. 

Clouds. 

Day. 

1 

1 

i 

s 

d 

00 

s 

d 

00 

B 

09 

00 

a 

6. 

00 

a 

S 

00 

71 
75 
90 
93 
61 
72 
82 
67 
93 
74 
89 
98 
95 
80 
82 
85 
84 
85 
90 
64 
82 
80 
76 
79 
87 
94 
78 

:  85 

80 
77 
65 

00 

79 
76 
83 
69 
64 
62 
65 
33 
71 
89 
81 
91 
77 
76 
64 
94 
65 
91 
92 
62 
52 
81 
68 
99 
68 
68 
90 
76 
76 
66 
60 

8  a.m. 

8  p  m. 

1 

S 

00 

a 

00 

8a 

.m. 

Sp 

.IT. 

Q 

t 

s 

t 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

B 
< 

i 

s 

< 

i 
a 

< 

< 

i 

1 

in. 

29-36 
29-34 
29  16 
29-25 
29-54 
29-63 
29-67 
29-46 
29-68 
29-71 
29-56 
29-52 
29-19 
29-50 
29-65 
29-49 
29-34 
29-42 
29-50 
29-84 
29-95 
29-69 
29-56 
29-44 
29-46 
29-67 
29-60 
29-74 
29-60 
29-42 
29-53 

in. 

29-29 
29-34 
29- 13 
29-40 
29-59 
29-61 
29-54 
29-62 
29-65 
29-57 
29-57 
29-30 
29-23 
29-57 
29-56 
29-36 
29-37 

i 

29-41 
29-65 
29-91 
29-76 
29-57 
29-48 
29-44 
29-54 
29-52 
29-59 
29-69 
29-39 
29-41 
29-58 

o 

61-0 
56-0 
52-8 
56-0 
54-0 
57-6 
57-0 
51-8 
56-0 
65-8 
66-8 
66-0 
69-0 
69-0 
69-0 
72-4 
65»0 
60-4 
56-6 
61-0 
61-0 
63-6 
64-8 
62-0 
60-0 
62-8 
67-2 
68-2 
71-4 
68-4 
60-6 

56-5 
58-8 
55-0 
56-0 
58-0 
630 
65-8 
55-0 
65-2 
66-5 
73-0 
66-6 
69-5 
71-4 
780 
65-2 
680 
62-0 
57-4 
66-0 
72-0 
70-6 
67-6 
60-0 
66-2 
75-0 
690 
740 
71-8 
69-8 
63-8 

68-0 
68-0 
58-8 
68-2 
640 
72-2 
76-5 
62-2 
74-2 
790 
81-5 
74-8 
80-6 
80-4 
85-2 
78  0 
74-0 
70-5 
62-0 
74-0 
81-4 
81-6 
75-8 
67-6 
76-6 
79-5 
820 
850 
74-0 
79-0 
73-5 

o 

53-8 
46-0 
50-2 
50-0 
46-0 
480 
48-5 
49-8 
48-0 
55-0 
63-0 
64-2 
64-6 
61-0 
60-0 
64-8 
58-2 
50-8 
54-6 
51-2 
50-2 
54-8 
58-4 
58-2 
54-4 
56-6 
620 
63-6 
61-8 
62-4 
53-0 

N.W. 

W. 
N.E. 
S.W. 

W. 
S.W. 

s. 

N.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
N.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

w. 

N. 
N.E. 
S.W. 
S.E. 

E. 
N.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

w. 
w. 

13 
9 

14 
8 

14 

10 
4 

11 

11 
3 

14 
6 
5 

11 
6 
3 

17 
6 

s 

N.W. 
S.W. 

N. 

W. 

W. 
N.W. 
S.W. 
N.E. 
S.W. 

W. 
S.W. 

W. 
S.W. 

W. 
S.W. 
S.E. 
S.W. 

S. 

6 

15 

6 

8 

8 

6 

10 

10 

14 

3 

2 

3 

22 

' 
6 

2 

9 

5 

12 

11 

5 

19 

16 

12 

23 

3 

3 

13 

12 

9 

in. 
0-10 

in. 
0-13 

2 

K.S.    .... 

1 

10 
10 
10 
4 
10 
10 
4 
2 

10 

1 

10 

1 

10 

1 

10 

K.S. 

2 

2 

c  s 

K.S. 

3 

0-04 
0-01 

0-09 
R. 

017 
0-22 
0-07 

0-45 
0-07 
0-06 

R. 

R. 
0-26 

10 
10 
8 

1 
1 

6 
2 
10 
10 
10 
1 

N. 

N. 
K.S. 
K.S. 

S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 

S. 

N. 

S. 
K.S. 

S. 

4 

K.S. 

S 

2 

1 
10 



C.K. 

c. 

C.K. 

K.S. 

6 

K.S. 

7 

S. 

8 

1 

K.S. 

9 

1 
1 

10 

11 

0-02 
0-01 
0-17 
R. 
0-01 

i 
5|  C.S. 

i 

S. 
K.S. 

12 

1 

13 

K.S. 

14 

1 
2 

C.S. 
C.S. 

K.S. 

15 

16 

0-01 
0-08 

0-26 

10 

C.S. 

K.S. 

17 

2 

10 
1 

K.S. 

N. 
K.S. 

10 

C.S. 

K.S. 

18 J 

19 

R. 

0-06 

10 

C.K. 

S. 

20 

6     N.., 

4     W 

21 

1 

c. 

22 

3 

13 

20 

11 

9 

17 

10 

5 

9 

9 

S.E. 
S.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

w. 
w. 

1 

K.S. 

10 
8 
10 

K.S. 

23 

5 

C  K. 

K.S. 

24 

0-04 
0-02 

0-51 
0-08 
006 
0-20 

10 
2 

S. 
K.S. 

N. 

25 

K.S. 

26 

27 

28 

10 
10 
10 
10 

C.K. 
C.S. 
C.S. 
CK. 

1 

10 

7 

C.S. 
C.S. 
C.S. 

1 

10 
10 
3 

K.S. 

29 

R. 

0-34 

S. 

30 

K.S. 

1 

c. 

S. 

31   . 

7 

K.S. 

22476—33.1 


516 


Day. 


1 

2. 

3. 

4. 

5. 

6. 

7. 

8. 

9. 
10. 
11. 
12. 
13. 
14. 
15. 
16 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20. 
21. 
22. 
23. 
24. 
25. 
26. 
27. 
28. 
29. 
30. 
31. 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

Daily  weather  reports  for  the  year  i909. 
Quebec — August,  1909. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 


29- 
29- 
30-i 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29-. 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 
29- 


■75 

29  ■ 

■97 

29  ■ 

■06 

29  ■ 

•91 

29- 

•69 

29  ■ 

•72 

29- 

■78 

29- 

■67 

29  ■ 

■42 

29- 

•49 

29  ■ 

•78 

29- 

•75 

29- 

•77 

29  • 

•85 

29  • 

•79 

29  • 

•63 

29  • 

•59 

29- 

•26 

29  • 

•18 

29- 

•40 

29  • 

•79 

29  • 

•96 

29  • 

•71 

29  ■ 

■89 

29- 

■58 

29  • 

■51 

29  • 

•45 

29- 

■66 

29  • 

•43 

29- 

•79 

29- 

■95 

29  • 

Air  Temperature. 


S 


578 
600 
628 
658; 
700 
620 
65^  6 
730 
630 
620 
590 
630 
620 
640 
650 
610 
620 
604 
604 
620 
57^  6 
50  0 
600 
554 
650 
612 
58-6 
580 
570 
49^8 
46-8 


66-4 
692 
760 
744 
710 
70  0 
770 
680 
666 
570 
62^  8 
650 
65  8 
70^  5 
700 
630 
66^  6 
580 
688 
626 
598 
560 
594 
628 
600 
57^8 
580 
600 
54-5 
48^4 
560 


760 
830 

860 
832 
77^4 
77^  6 
84^6 
79-5 
74^8 
66^  6 
734 
74^  5 


752 

780 

79^2 

700 

710 

666 

75-4 

740 

69-0 

690 

78-6 

73^8 

738 

676 

69^  6 

72^2 

66 

56-6 

580 


47-6 
49-0 
54-2 
544 
630 
59^4 
612 
646 
60^2 
566 
47^8 
530 
52-4 
580 
582 
570 
578 
580 
552 
620 
504 
420 
56-2 
508 
620 
612 
570 
520 
545 
430 
36 


Humid- 
ity. 


74    62 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


Q 


W. 

s.w. 

s. 

w. 

s. 

s.w. 
s.w. 
s.w. 

s. 

N.W. 

w. 

s.w. 

E. 
E. 

S.E. 
E. 

N.E. 
N.E. 

s.w. 
S.w. 

N. 

S.w. 

s.w. 

s. 

s.w. 

N.E. 
W. 
S.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
S.E. 


8  p.m. 


1^ 

■q 

t 

w. 

9 

N.E. 

9 

w. 

9 

W. 

6 

W. 

10 

N.W. 

' 

S.W. 

12 

N.E. 

12 

N.E. 

4 

N.E. 

14 

N.E. 

5 

N.W. 

7 

N.E. 

23 

N.E. 

7 

S.E. 

18 

N. 

4 

N.E. 

20 

N.E. 

15 

W. 

8 

N.E. 

16 

N.W. 

9 

S.W. 

10 

W. 

10 

S.W. 

4 

N.E. 

25 

S.W. 

16 

N.W. 

11 

w. 

11 

S.W. 

10 

w. 

6 

N.E. 

26 

Precipi- 
tation 


029  003 
R. 


160 
034 


026 

001 

030 

R. 


004 
004 


001 


018 


R. 


011024 
132 
R. 


007 


029 


R. 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


Upper.         Lower. 


10 


C.S. 
C.S. 


C.S. 


C.K. 
C.K. 


N. 
S. 


8  p.m. 


Upper.         Lower. 


■a 
.S 


10|C.  s. 
10  K.S. 


5   C.S. 


s. 

K.S. 


10 


10 


C.S. 


C.K. 
C.K. 


C.S. 


C.S. 

C.K. 

C. 


C.S. 


10 


10 


N. 

N. 


10 


10 


C.S. 
C.K. 

C. 
C.K. 
C.K. 


C.K. 


C.K. 
C.K. 


K.S. 


S. 


K.S. 
K.S. 


N. 


K.S. 


2   K.S. 


10 


s. 


s. 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


517 


DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Quebec — September,  1909. 


Pbessube 

AT  32°. 

I 

Air  Temperatu 

1 

RE. 

HtJMID- 
ITT. 

Winds. 

Pebcipi- 

TATION. 

Clouds. 

Day. 

1 

S 
oi 

00 

d 

00 

1 

a 
p. 

00 

i 

i 

ai 

CO 

9 
93 
93 
92 
99 
81 
76 
84 
64 
76' 
82 
92 
90 
82 
93 
99 
99 
72 
90 
92 
88 
96 
95 
95 
73 
78 
90 
97 
92 
1.3 

d 

00 

97 
86 
80 
93 
83 
64 
69 
46 
78 
97 
76 
78 
83 
94 
65 
94 
95 
74 
75 
92 
95 
82 
81 
77 
66 
80 
97 
99 
79 
92 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

S 

ej 
oo 

in. 
0-87 

d 

00 

in. 
0-03 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

i 

i 

:, 

t 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

B 

< 

1 

B 
< 

i 

B 

< 

■a 

3 

a 
< 

•6 

a 

1 

in. 

29-55 
29-47 
29-56 
29-60 
29-25 
29-62 
29-66 
29-89 
30  01 
29-80 
29-73 
30-08 
29-85 
29-99 
29-91 
29-68 
29-68 
29-95 
30-22 
30-11 
eg -98 
29-83 
29-60 
29-53 
29-91 

in. 

29-49 
29-48 
29-63 
29-47 
29-45 
29-55 
29-89 
29-69 
29-92 
29-68 
29-94 
29-90 
29-80 
29-95 
29-71 
29-73 
29-66 
30  07 
30-12 
29-98 
29-87 
29-63 
29-47 
29-78 
29-99- 

o 

520 
54-2 
540 
56-2 
60-6 
47-0 
50-2 
44-4 
49-0 
52-4 
590 
47-0 
52-4 
52-5 
53-6 
59-0 
54-0 
49-0 
44-8 
48-0 
49-8 
51-6 
67-2 
63-0 
52-0 
52-6 
50-0 
51-0 
48-4 
50-4 

o 

55-5 
53-0 
64-8 
60-5 
45-6 
57-5 
48-6 
63-5 
49-5 
55-0 
51-0 
55-0 
62-8 
49-8 
67-6 
57-8 
54-6 
500 
52-2 
56-2 
58-8 
680 
72-0 
54-0 
53-8 
50-0 
50-0 
51-4 
50-8 
48-0 

o 

61-S 
60-0 
71  2 
70-6 
63-6 
63-0 
57-5 
660 
63-5 
59-0 
60-4 
62-0 
69-2 
56-6 
77-6 
67-6 
65-2 
59-2 
59-5 
64-5 
67-4 
71-2 
770 
720 
62-4 
55-5 
53-5 
540 
58-0 
54-6 

o 

51-0 
51-8 
48-8 
52-0 
45-6 
40-6 
48-6 
36-4 
44-5 
45-8 
51-0 
40-6 
44-6 
49-6 
4S-6 
57-0 
500 
47-4 
38-6 
41-0 
45-2 
45-4 
640 
540 
490 
43-6 
47-0 
48-6 
43-6 
43-0 

N.E. 
S.W. 

s.w. 

S.W. 

s. 

s.w. 
w. 

s. 

N.E. 
N.E. 

w. 

N. 

s. 

N.  E. 
N.  E. 

N. 

S.E. 

N.  W. 

E. 

N. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

N. 
N.  E. 
N.  E. 
N.  E. 
S.W. 
N.  E. 

15 

15 

15 

2 

17 

17 

11 

7 

6 

18 

12 

1 

7 

30 

9 

3 

2 

17 

2 

2 

4 

1 

9 

14 

7 

17 

14 

41 

11 

23 

N.E. 

W. 

S.W. 

w. 
w. 

S.W. 

w. 

S.W. 
N.  E. 

S.E. 
N.  W. 
N.  W. 

S.W. 
N.  E. 

S.E. 
N.  E. 

S.W. 

N. 

N.E. 

W. 

W. 

S.E. 

S.E. 
N.  W. 

N. 
N.  E. 
N.  E. 

S.W. 

S.W. 

e.w. 

11 

6 

8 

5 

20 

20 

10 

24 

11 

8 

8 

7 

9 

19 

12 

10 

11 

10 

7 

3 

7 

5 

6 

11 

13 

30 

39 

6 

6 

21 

10 

9 

9 

10 

10 

s. 

K.S. 
K.S. 

K. 

N. 
K.S. 
K.S. 

10 

1 

2 
10 
10 

2 

s 

2 

1 

K  S 

3 

0-01 

0-84 

R. 

0-09 

K  S 

4 

003 
0-18 

S 

5 

N 

6' 

s 

7 

8 

8 

6 
10 

c. 

c.s. 

10 

c.s. 
c. 

9 

R. 

0-56 

0-30 

10 

C.K. 

10 

K 

11.   ... 

1 

K  S 

» 

12 

i 

C.K. 

13 

14 

R. 

8 

s 

•     ■ 

5 

s 

15 

2 

C.K. 

10 

c.s. 

16 

0-23 

10 
■   10 

1 

S. 

s. 

K.S. 

10 
7 

s 

17 

0-02 

s 

18 

19    

6 
10 

1 

7 

10 

C. 

c. 
c. 
c. 

C.K. 

20 

1 
1 

10 
9 
9 
2 

c. 
c. 

C.K. 

c.s. 
C.s. 

C.K. 

21 

22 

.... 
10 
10 
10 

10 

23 

24 

0-04 
0-24 

0-01 

10 

1 

1 

.0 
10 

1 

10 

N. 

K.S. 

K. 

N. 
N. 
S. 

s. 

25 

26 

I                         i 

30-07,  29-97j 
29-78    29-75 
29-59;  29-53 
29-65    29-58 
29-50    29-40 

0-65 
0-55 
0-23 

R. 
0-17 
1-05 

N. 

27 

N. 

28 

N. 

29 

30 

0-30 

s 

1 

518 


METEOROLOlilCAL   TABLES. 


DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Quebec— October,  1909. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 

AiB  Temperature. 

1 
Humid- 
ity. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

Clouds. 

Day. 

00 

a 

6. 

00 

e 

00 

s 

d 

00 

s 

a 

s 

00 

6 
d 

00 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

i 

8  a. 

m. 

8  p.m. 

s 

> 

i 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

e 

00 

s 

d 

00 

< 

1 

6 

<: 

1 
\4 

S 
< 

•T3 

1   .. 

in. 
29-34 
29-27 
29-80 
29-94 
29-98 
29-81 
29-73 
29-84 
29-94 
29-93 
29-65 
29-36 
29-45 
29 -59 
29-25 
29-26 
29-44 
29-78 
30-00 
30-11 
29-99 
29-37 
29-49 
29-64 
29-73 
29-47 
29-37 
29-45 
29-41 
29-64 
29-76 

in. 

29-32 
29-50 
29-83 
29-91 
29-87 
29-69 
29-74 
29-84 
29-93 
29-73 
29-50 
29-28 
29-41 
29-34 
29-25 
29-30 
29-62 
29-83 
30-10 
30-01 
29-64 
29-38 
29-57 
29-75 
29-54 
29-42 
29-38 
29-49 
29-49 
29-68 
29-83 

o 

46-0 
460 
45-8 
43-0 
45-0 
48-0 
52-5 
54-5 
53-4 
51-2 
55-5 
55-0 
38-8 
38-6 
44-0 
36-0 
38-0 
38-4 
36-0 
3 10 
36-0 
43-1 
410 
40-0 
35-6 
31-5 
44-2 
53-6 
34-2 
28-0 
27-0 

45-8 
45-0 
49-0 
52-2 
56-4 
57-8 
59-4 
64-5 
64-4 
62-8 
50-0 
52-5 
41-0 
43-0 
41-0 
41-8 
38-8 
38-6 
.35-5 
36-8 
40-0 
44-0 
41-8 
39-0 
36-0 
42-0 
44-4 
37-8 
33-2 
31-6 
31-8 

54-0 
52-4 
54-6 
59-2 
63-5 
63-6 
65-8 
68-8 
70-5 
71-5 
64-0 
59-5 
47-0 
44-4 
48-5 
48-0 
45-2 
45-0 
390 
38-6 
44-0 
44-2 
460 
43-5 
42-2 
42-5 
54-0 
45-0 
38-6 
38-4 
40-4 

o 

42-0 
42-8 
40-0 
39-0 
42-5 
46-0 
490 
51-2 
51-0 
47-5 
50-0 
49-0 
36-6 
36-6 
41-0 
32-0 
340 
35-6 
.32-0 
32-0 
33-8 
.38-2 
40-0 
38-5 
33-8 
290 
41-0 
33-6 
31-2 
24-6 
22-6 

97 
97 
94 
92 
98 
95 
90 
98 
97 
93 
84 
87 
79 
83 
92 
96 
85 
81 
74 
76 
.  93 
98 
91 
91 
80 
95 
90 
84 
76 
88 
76 

97 
89 
93 
81 
81 
88 
84 
76 
66 
75 
99 
95 
74 
75 
96 
95 
81 
81 
72 
73 
87 
98 
86 
93 
82 
91 
74 
88 
57 
77 
89 

S.E. 

W. 
N.  W. 
N.  W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
N.  E. 
N.  E. 

W. 
S.W. 

E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
N.  W. 

W. 
S.W. 
N.  E. 
S.W. 
N.  E. 
N.  W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

W. 
N.  W 
S.W. 
S.W. 

2 
9 
2 

4 
15 
13 
16 
14 
10 

5 

24 
25 
10 
17 

7 
13 
18 
15 

5 

8 

5 
16 
18 
12 

8 
17 

3 

8 
19 
11 

7 

S.W. 
N.  E. 
S.E. 
W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

w. 
w. 

N. 
N.  E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

E. 
S.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
N.  W. 
N.  W. 
S.W. 
N.  E. 
N.  E. 

W. 
N.  E. 
S.W'. 
S.W. 

W. 

W. 
N.  W. 
S.W. 

w. 

5 

16 

3 

13 

12 

11 

9 

10 

8 

9 

28 

10 

15 

9 

1 

17 

18 

5 

6 

8 

17 

12 

14 

16 

13 

12 

10 

12 

15 

8 

1 

in. 
0-03 
0-15 

R. 

in. 
0-16 
0-29 

R. 

10 
10 

N. 
N. 

10 
10 
10 

s. 

2.. 

s. 

3..      .. 

10     s 

s. 

4 

2 
10 

s. 

s. 

5 

7 

C.S. 

10 

6 

8 

c.s. 

s. 

7 

C.S. 

8 

10 

s. 

9 

10 

c.s. 

11, 

c.s. 

10 
10 
10 
10 

12... 

0-41 

10 

c.s. 

s. 

13 

s. 
s. 

s. 

14 

R. 
0-08 

R. 

R. 

003 

1  — 
1 

10 

s. 

15.... 

;  10 

10 

1 

10 

c  s 

16 

c. 

c.s. 

10 
10 
2 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 

10 
10 

s. 

17 

s. 

18... 

c. 

c.s. 

1 

s. 

s. 

19 

s. 

20 

10 

K.S. 

s. 

21 

0-48 
0-08 
0-09 
R. 

0-05 
0-29 

10 

c.s. 

N. 

■>9 

10 
10 
10 
10 

N. 
K.S. 

N. 
S. 

N. 

23 

s. 

24 

0-03 

N. 

25 

K.S. 

26 

10 
10 
10 

c.s. 

C.K. 
C.K. 

10 
10 

c.s. 

C.K. 

27 

28 

0-03 

S. 

29 

10 
5 

K.S. 

S. 
K.S. 

s. 

30 

tl 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


519 


DAILY  WEATHER  REPORTS  FOR  THE  YEAR  1909. 
Quebec — November,  1909. 


Day. 


1 

2 
3 
4 
5 
6 
7, 
S 
9 

10 

11. 

12. 

13 

14. 

15 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

20. 

21. 

22. 

23. 

24. 

25. 

26. 

27. 

28. 

29. 

30. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 


00 


Ul. 

29-90 

29-63 

29-43 

29-25 

29-53 

29-88 

30-35 

29-92 

30-41 

30-28 

30  03 

29-82 

30-251 

30-28 

29-75 

29-96 

29-30 

29-30 

29-74 

29-59 

29-41 

29-89 

29-07 

30-14 

29-65 

29-62 

30  15 

29-91 

29-96 

30-00 


in. 

29-78 
29-48 
29-26 
29-37 
29-66 
.30-12 
30-20 
30-11 
30-37 
30- 12 
29-88 
29-91 
30-33 
30-09 
29-62 
29-82 
29-11 
29-59 
29-76 
29-40 
29-60 
29-40 
29-78 
30-07 
29-41 
29-98 
30-02 
29-75 
29-98 
29-96 


AiB  Temperature. 


I. 


33-4 
37-8 
43-0 
36-8 
34-0 
32-0 
27-2 
33-6 
2S-6 
24-8 
38-0 
420 
37-2 
33-8 
41-8 
30-6 
31-6 
26-0 
15-0 
26-8 
37-4 
29-0 
33-8 
17-0 
27-0 
320 
210 
32-4 
24-5 
16-0 


37-4 

40-6 

43-0 

398 

35-0 

35-8 

30 

37-0 

30-2 

36  0 

42-8 

40-2 

38-4 

39-0 

45-0 

33-6 

36-8 

22-6 

200 

35-0 

38-0 

280 

22-8 

20-6 

34-0 

300 

30-6 

34-6 

20-6 

20-6 


a 

s 


40-4 
41-6 
48-4 
44-2 
40-8 
39-2 
38-0 
37-5 
37-0 
38-0 
43-6 
50-0 
45-8 
44-6 
55-0 
45-0 
370 
360 
230 
35-4 
42-5 
38-0 
34-0 
22-8 
.34-4 
40-0, 
30-8 
36-4 
34-6 
25-6 


25-4 

36-0 

39-0 

34-2 

30-2 

30-0 

24-8 

27-oj 

25-6 

22-Oj 

35-0 

38-8 

36-6 

31-6 

38-0 

27-8 

28-8 

22-6 

12-0 

18-4 

33-5 

26-4 

22-8 

16-5 

19-0 

29-6 

18-0 

290 

20-6 

14-2 


Humid- 

mr. 


85 
96 
98 
96 
79 
79 
88 
83 
.82 
87 
83 
97 
98 
92 
98 
72 
94 
75 
79 
95 
96 
66 
96 
83 
95 
69 
95 
91 
74 
75 


92 
98 
92 
75 
85 
65 
89 
79 
80 
70 
83 
98 
81 
96 
64 
73 
83 
68 
85 
94 
85 
95 
73 
80 
96 
70 
83 
93 
71 
91 


Winds. 


N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

w. 

S.W. 
N.W. 

S.W. 

S.W. 

S.W. 

N.E. 

N.E. 

W. 

S.W. 

N.E. 
N.W. 

S.W. 

N.E. 
W. 

N.E. 

N.E. 

E. 

N.E. 
N.W. 

N. 

S.W. 

w. 

N.W. 


14 

25 

1 

5 

10 

I 
10 

4 

2 

10 

5 

3 

2 

.    8 

2 

6 

6 
21 
19 
19 
15 

4 

8 
12 
25 
47 
21 

4 

1 
12 
11 


8  p.m. 


.S3 

Q 


N.E. 
N.E. 

S.W. 

w. 
w. 

N.W. 

w. 

N.W. 
S.W. 

w. 

S.W. 

N.E 
N.E. 

W. 
N.W. 

S. 
S.W. 

w. 
w. 

N.E. 
N.W. 

N.E. 
W. 

N.E. 

N.E. 
N.W. 

N.E. 

S.W. 
N.W. 

s. 


Phecipi. 
TA-noN. 


R. 

0-25 
003 


in 

0-04 
0-32 
0-01 

R. 


S. 


0-02  0-26 


0-02 


0-20 


0-02 
0-19 

0-18 

S. 

0-32 

0-03 

0-11 
0-15 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


Upper. 


Lower. 


Upper. 


Lower. 


0-16 


0-23 


014 

S, 


Oil 
0-29 
018 
002 


0-19 

R. 

0-20 


10 


10 


M 


s 
< 


« 


s 


c.s. 


10 


O.K. 


C.S. 


10 
5 
1 


K.S. 
S. 


10 


N. 


C.S. 

c.s. 


C.S. 
C.S. 


7 
10 


S. 


10   C.S. 


10 


s. 
c. 


10 

5 

10 


10 
10  , 


N. 


N. 


10 


c.s. 


C.S. 


10 
10 
10 


N. 
S. 
N. 


C.S. 
C.S. 


C.S. 
C.K. 


10 
1 


e 


10 
10 

2 
10 
10 

5 


10 

10 
10 

10 

10 

10 

7 

10 


10 


10 

10 

2 


S. 
N. 
S. 
S. 
S. 

s. 


s. 


N. 

s. 

s. 

s. 
s. 

N. 
S. 

N. 


520 


METF.OROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Quebec — December,  1909. 


Day. 


1.. 
2.. 
3.. 

4. 

5.. 

6.. 

7.. 

8.. 

9., 
10. 
11. 
12., 
13. 
14. 
15. 
16. 
17. 
IS. 
19. 
20. 
21. 
22. 
23. 
24. 
25. 
26. 
27. 
28. 
29. 
30. 
31. 


Pressube 

AT  32°. 


in. 

29-92 
29-79 
29-70 
29-58 
29-65 
29-61 
29-67 
29-10 
29-23 
29-40 
29-80 
30-16 
30-23 
29-44 
29-25 
29-23 
29-43 
29-22 
29-29 
29-55 
29-46 
29-32 
29-43 
29-69 
29-59 
29-23 
29- 12 
29-27 
29-37 
29-41 
29-68 


in. 

29-80 
29-78 
29-62 
29-56 
29-67 
29-63 
29-38 
29-18 
29-27 
29-61 
30-01 
30-28 
29-92 
29-27 
29-21 
29-30 
29-31 
29-34 
29-37 
29-57 
29-39 
29-31 
29-55 
29-70 
29-39 
29-16 
29-14 
29-33 
29-38 
29-45 
29-75 


Air  Temper.\ture. 


8-5 
27-5 
30-0 
31-8 
370 
300 
310 
33-2 
20-4 
14-0 
12-6 
12-6 
16-0 
25-0 
28-6 
25-0 
20-0 
12-0 
14-2 

6-2 
14-6 
18-0 
26-8 
10 

13-5 
23-0 

S-8 

-  2-2 

-  40 

-  9-4 

-  1-8 


220 
28-8 
33-0 
350 
33-6 
33-0 
31-4 
25-4 
22-5 
14-6 
17-4 
14-6 
19-0 
27-8 
30-0 
23-4 
17-6 
14-2 
14-4 
11-6 
18-4 
20-5 
19-0 
15-4 
18 

21-0 
4-0 
3-8 
-  3 
80 
7-0 


HUMID- 
ITT. 


70 
19-0 
27-2 
30-5 
32 
28-0 
29-0 
25-4 
18-2 
12-6 
10-2 
10-0 
12-2 
17-2 
26-4 
22-2 
17-6 
10-0 
12-6 
4-5 
8-6 
16-5 
17-2 
9-4 
9-5 
17-4 
4-0 

-  4-0 

-  7-0 
-13-4 

-  3-6 


89     80 

85     84 

I 
89 1    89 

75 


84 
98 
83 
82 
85 
78 
81 
72 
75 
92 
93 
87 
85 
80 
75 
81 
89 
94 
76 
63 
91 
86 
75 
74 
64 
73 
81 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


S. 

N.E. 
N.E. 

W. 

W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
N.W. 

N.E. 

N.E. 

N.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

w. 

NW. 
S.W. 

N.E 

w. 
w. 
w. 

S.W. 

S.W. 


8  p.m. 


5 
33 
23 

3 
10 

3 
13 
23 
18 
11 
17 
10 
20 
37 
10 
13 
13 
12 
14 

8 
14 

9 
15 
17 

5 
25 
13 
14 
11 

8 

13 


N.W 
N.E. 
N.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
N.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

s. 

N.E. 
N.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

w. 

S.W. 

w. 
w. 
w. 

N.E. 
N. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

w. 


Pbecipi-' 

TATION. 


S. 
001 


0-16 
0-02 


0-42 
0-02 

s, 

002 

s. 


0-08 
S. 
0-01|0-14 
0-20  0-18 


R. 


0-02 
0-12 


0-02 
0-36 
004 
0-04 
0-01 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


Upper.         Lower 


10 


001 
0-03 


0-02 
006 


10 


10 


10 


C.K. 
C.S. 


C.S. 


C.S. 


C.S. 


C.S. 


C.K. 


10 


10 


C.S. 


C.S. 


73 


S. 
S. 

s. 
s. 
s. 

N. 


N. 
S. 


N. 
K.S. 


S. 

N. 

N. 


10     N. 
10 1     S. 


K.S. 


8  p.m. 


Upper.        Lower. 


W 


C.S. 


C.S. 


10 


10 


C.K. 


C.S. 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


521 


DAILY  WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
St.  John,  New  Brunswick — Januarj',  1909. 


PBESStlRB 
AT  32°. 

Air  Temperatxire.  - 

HUMID- 

rry. 

Winds. 

PREan- 

TA-nON. 

Clouds. 

Day 

00 

e 

6, 
00 

i 

CO 

S 
d 
00 

i 

a 
00 

s 

a 
00 

8  a.m. 

8  pm. 

S 

00 

in. 

s 

d 
00 

in. 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

Q 

i 

1 

u 

Q 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

S 
<! 

i 

< 

i 
s 

s 

•6 

a 

2 

.t.9 

8 
< 

i 
3 

1 

in. 

30  12 
30-22 
30-28 
30-03 
30-11 
29-51 
30-17 
30-65 
30-50 
30-27 
29-89 
30-18 
30-60 
30-67 
29-71 
30-54 
30-61 
29-67 
30-42 
29-83 
30-28 
30  06 
30-36 
30-21 
30-01 
29-54 
29-50 
29-16 
29-38 
29-35 
29-19 

in. 

30-14 
30-25 
30-10| 
30-12 
29-94 
29-50 
30-52 
30-56 
30-33 
30-09 
29-85' 
30-15 
30-73 
30-23 
30-08 
30-78 
29-73 
30-09 
30-16 
30-16 
30-03 
30-22 
30-21 
30-22 
29-76 
29-48 
29-80 
29-14 
29-48 
28-96 
29-62 

0 

12-7 

32-7 
41-5 
40-5 
51-3 
12-0 

-  0-5 
7-2 

27-3 
38-0 
25-9 
3-0 
4-3 
39-0 

-  8-7 
4-8 

11-3 

-  4-6 
27-8 
15-2 
36-8 
21-2 

9-7 
11-7 
16-5 
13-6 
12-7 
12-5 
13-8 
18-3 

0 

9-0 
19-0 
34-5 
40-4 
46-4 
42-3 
6-3 
8-2 
22-3 
33-5 
40-5 
12-7 

-  1-3 
28-6 
16-2 

-  5-2 
32-6 

4-7 
21-6 
22-7 
39-8 
35-3 
20-2 

6-1 
15-0 
16-8 
18-0 
19-4 
18-0 
19-2 
15-0 

32-9 
210 
38-7 
44-2 
47-2 
53-3 
42-3 
10-5 
26-6 
33-8 
47-3 
40-5 
12-7 
28-6 
39-7 
16-2 
32-6 
42-2 
21-6 
33-5 
40-3 
43-5 
35-3 
20-0 
19-2 
19-7 
21-0 
24-6 
21-6 
21-4 
23-2 

0 

9-0 
4-0 
190 
33-0 
37-7 
42-3 
6-3 

-  1-6 
3-5 

21-0 
32-0 
12-7 

-  1-3 

-  2-8 
16-2 

... 

-  9-6 
4-7 

-  6-0 
21-6 
13-3 
35-3 
20-2 

6-1 
3-7 
12-0 
11-0 
10-0 
11-7 
9-0 
15-0 

68 
86 
83 
87 
92 
96 
63 
79 
66 
86 
92 
88 
84 
84 
93 
70 
80 
88 
82 
87 
70 
87 
55 
77 
84 
86 
83 
79 
69 
83 
84 

77 
81 
91 
96 
85 
69 
82 
75 
88 
93 
87 
85 
92 
75 
79 
96 
82 
77 
81 
85 
72 
86 
78 
86 
88 
84 
66 
82 
86 
77 

N.W. 
N. 
C. 

s.w. 

S.E. 

S.E. 

N.W. 

N. 

N. 
S.E. 
S.W. 

N. 

N. 

N. 
S.W. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

W. 
N.W. 
S.W. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.E. 

N. 

32 

3 

0 

12 

10 

24 

30 

14 

11 

11 

22 

10 

16 

8 

8 

20 

16 

34 

4 

12 

2 

4 

11 

16 

10 

16 

17 

10 

12 

12 

18 

N.W. 

N.W. 
W. 

s. 

S. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.E. 

E. 
S.E. 

W. 

N.E. 

N.E. 

S.E. 

N.W. 

N. 

E. 

N. 

S. 
N.W. 
S.W. 

N. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

N. 

W. 
N.W. 

W. 
N.E. 
N.W. 

6 

2 
12 

4 
14 
16 
18 

6 

6 
10 
12 
20 
12 
20 
32 

6 
10 
34 
18 

8 
26 

5 

8 
10 

8 
14 

6 
28 
10 
22 
20 

2 

3 

010 

10 
10 
10 
10 

s. 

K.S. 
K.S. 

N. 

4 

10 
10 
10 

5 

0-24 

0-50 
0-10 

6 

7 

C.K. 

8 

3 

9^. 

5 
10 
10 
10 

5 
10 

10 

0-37 
0-01 

S. 
0-06 
004 

10 
10 
10 
5 
4 
10 

S. 

S. 
K.S. 

S. 
K.S. 

N. 

11 

12 

13 

U 

S. 

15 

16 

17 

0-43 

10 

S. 

10 

18 

19 

10 

20  . 

0-20 

5 

5 

10 

4 

5 

10 

10 

5 

K.S. 

21 

S. 

s. 

K.S. 

K.S. 

K. 

N. 
K.S. 

10 

22 

23 

0-18 
0-03 
0-06 
0-01 

0-04 

10 

5 

10 

10 

3 

24 

25 

0-04 
0-04 

26 

1 

97 

28 

29 

30 

31 

0-17 

0-15 
0-03 

9 
10 

K.S. 

10 
10 

522 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


DAILY  WEATHER  REPORTS  FOR  THE  YEAR  1909. 
St  John,  New  Brunswick — February,  1909. 


Day. 


Pressuhe 

AT  32°. 


1. 

2, 

3. 

4. 

5. 

6. 

7. 

8. 

9. 
10. 
11. 
12. 
13. 
14. 
15. 
16. 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20. 
21. 
22. 
23. 
24. 
25, 
26 
27 
28 


in. 

29-97 
29-94 
29-86 
29-70 
29-65 
29-43 
29-90 
29-86 
29-88 
30-16 
29-49 
30-02 

29  93 
30 -50 
30-31 
30-22 
29-40 
29-85 
30-29 
29-05 
29-46 

30  05 
30-29 
30-14 
28-92 
29-40 
29-44 
29-72 


30-08 
29-69 
29-72 
29-67 
29-61 
29-10 
30-01 
29-66 
30-14 
29-40 
29-60 
30-14 
29 -91 
30-53 
30-16 
30  01 
29-65 
30-17 
29-96 
28-81 
29-82 
30-11 
30-35 
29-46 
29-09 
29-45 
29-50 
29-80 


Ajr  Temperature. 


4-8 

3-5 
-  2-3 
10-5 
28-0 
39-8 
23-5 
18-3 

0-0 

7-3 
300 
17-3 
39-2 

5-7 
130 
11-3 
15-7 
14-5 

3-5 
40-7 
25-0 
16-7 
240 
32-6 
36-5 

8-0 
14-6 
17-7 


-  1-0 
15-5 
8-0 
20-7 
35-0 
42-3 
23-8 
18-5 
10-4 
45-7 
29-3 
26-2 
38 -5 
11  0 
140 
120 
20-3 
10-0 
300 
39-7 
24-0 
28-3 
32-0 
380 
15-8 
18-0 
27-5 
250 


15-0 
19-2 
15-5 
25-5 
35-0 
46-3 
42-3 
23-8 
18-5 
45-7 
48-0 
29-3 
42-3 
38-5 
17-8| 
14-0 

I 

23-9 
20-3 
30-0 
440 
39-7 
30-6 
36-1 
38-0 
42-8 
21-7 
31-3 
29-2 


-  1-0 

-  7-3 

-  4-0 
2-5 

19-2 
33-5 
22-0 
160 

-  2-0 
4-0 

28-5 
17-3 
24 -5 
5  2 
10-0 
10-5 
10-0 
10-0 

-  1-3 
30-0 
24-0 
13-0 
21-0 
28-5 
15-8 

5-0 
100 
14-2 


Humid- 

ity. 

s 

s 

a 

a 

00 

00 

85 

82 

84 

86 

81 

81 

67 

78 

89 

88 

90 

95 

70 

76 

69 

77 

74 

73 

86 

95 

76 

80 

56 

77 

89 

91 

85 

80 

86 

78 

92 

94 

90 

81 

69 

69 

64 

82 

94 

87 

78 

83 

75 

77 

74 

86 

83 

93 

93 

56 

69 

75 

71 

86 

77 

79 

Winds. 


8  a.m. 


N.W. 

W. 

N.W. 

W. 

N.E. 

S. 
N.W. 

N.E. 
N.W. 

N.E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

S.W. 

N.W 

N.E. 

N.E, 

N. 

N.W. 

N.E, 

S.E. 

N.W, 

N. 

N.E 

S.E. 
N.W, 
N.W 
N.W 
N.W 


8  p.m. 


N. 

N.W. 

W. 

S.E. 

S.E, 

S.W. 

N.E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

S.E. 

S.W. 

S.W. 

N.W. 

N.E. 

N.E. 

N.E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

S. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

S.W. 

c. 

S.E. 

N. 

N.W. 

N.W. 

N.E. 


16 

10 

12 

28 

8 

8 

10 

-38 

12 

12 

14 

8 

16 

12 

16 

18 

28 

20 

12 

4 

0 

40 

36 

24 

4 

10 


Prectpi- 

tation. 


0-01 


0-01 
0-08 


0-44 


0-29 
0-26 


0-08 


0-90 

S. 


R. 


0-29 
0-15 


0-12    S. 


S. 
0-35  0-19 


0-74 
1-10  009 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


Upper.         Lower. 


10 


C.S. 


C. 

C.S. 


C.K. 
C. 


10 


s. 

K.S. 

N. 


N. 


N. 


S. 
N. 


8  p.m. 


Upper.         Lower, 


10 


10 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


523 


DAILY  WEATHER  REPORTS  FOR  THE  YEAR  1909. 
St.  John,  New  Brunswick — March,  1909. 


Pbesstjbe 
AT  32°. 

Air  Temperature. 

Htjmid- 
rrY. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

Clouds. 

Dat. 

e 

00 

i 

oo 

S 

00 

d 

00 

a 

S 

00 

D. 
00 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

s 

00 

s 

00 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

(3 

"3 

> 

i 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

S 

-o 

3 

1       .1 
1       « 

1 

i 

3 

S 
< 

■6 

G 

3 

1 

iff. 

3000 
29-94 
29-83 
29-47 
29  12 
29-63 
29-68 
29-72 
30-07 
29-73 
29-32 

in. 

30-05, 
29-70 
29-85 
29-13 
29-31 
29-66 
29-55 
29-83 
29-95 
29-33 
29-70 

0 

10-5 
24-4 
17-0 
20-7 
37-0 
17-0 
!     25-5 
23-0 
21-5 
33-5 
36-3 
21-7 
25-0 
28-3 
25-8 
20-0 
31-3 
24-3 
24-7 
28-8 
29-7 
31-5 
30-5 
28-3 
37-3 
37-0 
38-2 
36-3 
37-7 
35-2 
32-0 

o 

17-2 
31-6 
20-0 
34-2 
28-8 
27-3 
33-0 
33-0 
32-4 
34-7 
29-8 
29-4 
32-0 
32-0 
27-0 
28-5 
28-7 
26-5 
33-9 
33-0 
34-7 
30-7 
32-5 
37-2 
37-5 
37-0 
36-5 
39-0 
39-0 
33-0 
32-7 

O 

25-0 
36-0 
31-5 
34-3 
45-5 
29-0 
38-5 
35-7 
34-2 
36-0 
37-9 
32-6 
36-9 
38-0 
32-0 
31-9 
38-7 
28-7 
38-3 
38-4 
40-2 
35-8 
38-0 
41-0 
46-7 
39-0 
42-5 
39-3 
42-8 
39-5 
38-8 

B 

7  0 
11-6 
15-0 
15-3 
28-8 
14-2 
21-5 
19-4 
19-3 
31-3 
29-8 
20-3 
20-5 
23-3 
20-0 
15-5 
22-0 
22-5 
22-0 
24-4 
28-5 
28-3 
27-5 
23-7 
34-2 
33-0 
34-7 
33-5 
35-0 
33-0 
28-5 

59 
93 
80 
96 
82 
67 
71 
60 
65 
89 
92 
57 
54 
74 
74 
63 
73 
84 
53 
80 
78 
87 
84 
62 
71 
91 
91 
92 
89 
85 
69 

64 
92 
82 
96 
87 
73 
76 
73 
78 
93 
80 
73 
78 
74 
68 
58 
89 
.  67 
72 
92 
84 
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77 
69 
79 
93 
92 
94 
70 
80 
73 

N. 
S.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

S. 
N.W. 

W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
S.E. 

W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

N. 

N. 
N.W. 
S.E. 
N.E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

N. 
N.E. 

N. 

N.W. 
N.E. 

E. 
S.E. 

E. 
S.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

13 

18 

14 

18 

28 

20 

12 

'  6 

8 

6 

16 

32 

16 

5 

8 

10 

8 

14 

24 

2 

6 

9 

20 

20 

8 

40 

2 

U 

18 

18 

16 

N. 
N.W. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
S.W. 

w. 

N.W. 
N.W. 
S.W. 
N.E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

W. 

W. 
N.W. 

W. 

E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

N.E. 
N.E. 

N. 
N.E- 

E. 
S...W. 
S.E. 
S.W. 
N.E. 

N. 

4 

10 

18 

16 

24 

14 

18 

2 

12 

2 

16 

16 

6 

4 

6 

4 

24 

16 

16 

4 

6 

16 

10 

12 

20 

4 

10 

34 

16 

8 

18 

in. 

in. 

?, 

kIs. 

?...... 

0  01 

0-12 

i 

10 

* 
10 

10 

N. 
K.S. 

N. 

s. 

10 
10 
10 
10 

8 

3 



s 

4 

0-06 
0-36 

0-33 
0-05 

5 

6 

2 

c. 

K  S 

7 

8 

2 

C.K. 

9 

10 
10 

10 

0-12 

0-41 

10 
10 

N. 

s. 

11 

12 

29-92,  29-93 

13 

29-97 
29-66 
29-58 
29-96 
29-83 
29-42 
29-48 
29-60 
29-70 
29-67 
29-64 
29-61 
29-62 
29-44 
29-60 
29-64 
29-04 
29-20 
29-30 

29-77 
29-53 
29-73 
29-93 
29-46 
29-52 
29-62 
29-58 
29-73 
29-66 
29-66 
29-67 
29-63 
29-53 
29-65 
29-31 
29-20 
29-29 
29-41 

14 

15 

5 

K. 

16 

7 
10 

hid. 

17 

0-35 

0-23 
0-01 

10 

10 

5 

S. 

18 

19 

S.K. 

20 

S. 
0-05 

S. 

C.K.S. 

10 
10 

7 

21 

5 
10 
2 

K.S. 

22 

0-02 

23 

3 

c.s. 

K.S. 



24 

25 

9 

10 

5 
5 

10 
10 
6 

K.S. 

N. 

S. 
K.S. 

N. 
K.S. 
K.S. 

10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 

26 

0-32 

0-35 

27 

28 

0-03 
0-65 

1-08 
R. 

S. 

29 

KS. 

30 

31 

524 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
St.  John,  Kew  Brunswick — April,  1909. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 

Air  Temperature. 

Humid- 
ity. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

Clouds. 

Day 

OO 

d 

OO 

S 

00 

B 
d 

00 

1 

s 

a 

00 

65 
68 
94 
93 
47 
70 
96 
65 
56 
75 
59 
55 
88 
82 
95 
82 
86 
85 
94 
83 
45 
92 
94 
69 
77 
75 
72 
73 
62 
72 

S 
d 

00 

76 

74 
83 

68 
70 
94 
58 
92 
72 
65! 
88 
83 
95 
90 
75 
92 
91 
96 
84 
55 
95 
97 
61 
92 
78 
79 
87 
59 
93 

8a.r 

Q. 

> 

8  p.m. 

S 

OS 
00 

in. 

B 
d 

00 

in. 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

5 

5 

i 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

s 
< 

c 

a 

s 
< 

■a 

a 

s 
< 

c 

B 
< 

c 

3 

1 

in. 
29-67 
29-97 
29-81 
29-21 
29-79 
30-07 
29-74 
29-33 
29-83 
29-44 
30-22 
30-55 
30-36 
30-15 
30- 12 
30-19 
30-24 
30-14 
29-81 
29-88 
30-31 
29-82 
29-81 
29-79 
30-22 
29-90 
30-06 
29-90 
30  08 
30-09 

in. 

29-83 
29-92 
29-52 
29-46 
30-04 
29-92 
29-40 
29-54 
29-46 
29-82 
30-41 
30-40 
30-25 
30-16 
30-04 
30-26 
30-06 
30-00| 
29-61 

30-11 

1 
30-16 

29-67 

29-66 

29-99 

30  09 

29-97 

29-98 

29-89 

30-09 

30-01 

23-0 
30-5 
34-0 
29-3 
37-5 
38-8 
40-5 
43-0 
38-0 
32-5 
25-3 
32-5 
40-3 
49-0 
37-5 
33-5 
38-5 
35-0 
40-7 
39-6 
41-0 
40-3 
42-3 
41-3 
32-3 
35-0 
34-3 
41-3 
26-5 
34-3 

o 

31-0 
34-5 
36-0 
33-0 
36-3 
38  5 
410 
37-5 
35-8 
32-5 
31-0 
38-0 
44-0 
44-0 
34-8 
39-0 
35-0 
36-4 
43-0 
40-3 
41-3 
41-6 
42-2 
38-0 
32-0 
35-7 
38-0 
35-3 
36-5 
34-0 

34-5 
40-0 
42-1 
36-0 
51-8 
43-3 
45-3 
46-5 
46-3 
37-3 
34-2 
40-2 
50-2 
52-7 
44-1 
45-3 
40-3 
42-7 
48-3 
49-8 
53-5 
47-2 
49-3 
48-3 
42-5 
38-2 
43-6 
44-2 
42-8 
41-0 

18-5 
24-0 
28-7 
26-0 
33-0 
30-0 
36-3 
37-5 
32-5 
31-5 
23-5 
24-0 
36-5 
43-2 
34-8 
29-7 
34-0 
33-0 
35-0 
35-2 
30-5 
35-5 
35-7 
36-5 
24-5 
300 
25-5 
32-5 
23-0 

27-o' 

1 

N. 
N.W. 

E. 
N.E. 

N. 
S.E. 

C. 

w. 
w. 
w. 

N.W. 

s. 

s. 

s.w. 

N.E. 

N. 

E. 

N. 

C. 

N. 

E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
N.W. 

W. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
S.E. 

N. 

N. 

24 
14 

2 
27 
22 
14 

0 
22 
18 
32 
24 

6 

8 
24 
16 
10 
12 
12 

0 
12 
16 
18 

4 
16 
20 
12 

6 

8 
22 
12 

N. 
S.W. 
N.E, 

N. 
S.E. 

S. 

C. 
N.W. 
S.E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
S.W. 

s.w. 

S.W. 

N. 

N. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
N.E. 

C. 
S.E. 

C. 

s. 

N.W. 
S.W. 
N.E. 

C. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

S. 

20 

4 

20 

28 

-4 

10 

0 

36 

8 

18 

12 

24 

16 

10 

12 

6 

8 

12 

12 

0 

20 

0 

4 

16 

12 

8 

0 

8 

16 

4 

5 

K.S. 

2 

3 

10 
10 

10 
10 

4 

0-23 

0-07 

5 

5 

C.S. 

6 

010 

R. 
R. 

10 
10 

N. 
fog. 

10 

10 

5 

10 

7 

fog. 

8 

5 

c.s. 

9 

0-14 

RS. 

10 

10 

K.S. 

11 

12 

10 

13 

10 
10 
10 

10 

4 
4 

10 
10 
10 

s. 
s. 

N. 

K.S. 

S. 
K.S. 

S. 
fog. 
K.S. 

14 

0-82 

0-02 
1-21 

10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
5 

15 

16 1 

17 

0-19 
0-07 
0-05 

0-51 
R. 
0-30 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

0-08 
0-31 
0-27 

0-57 
0-50 

10 
9 

N. 
K.S. 

7 
10 

fog. 

23 

.4         ! 

1 
25 

0-02 

10 
10 

26 

10 

S. 

27 

8 1 

0-02 

0-10 

10 

K.S. 

C. 

10 

29 

30 

S. 

10 

METEOROLOGICAt   TABLES. 


.525 


DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
St.  John,  New  Brunswick — May,  1909. 


Pkessdre 
AT  32°. 

Air  Temperature. 

Humid- 
ity. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

Clouds. 

Day. 

S 

d 

00 

s 

d 

00 

00 

a. 

QO 

S 

03 
00 

d 

00 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

e 

00 
in. 

0-28 

e 

d 

QO 

in. 
0-17 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

.a 

r 

(3 

t 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

e 

1 

6 
< 

-a 

B 

s 

+3 

s 
< 

i 

4 

i 
s 

I 

in. 

29-93 

29-59 

29-91 

29-91 

29-81 

29-66 

29-96 

30-00 

30-14 

29-89 

29-72 

29-69 

29-76 

29-80 

29-59 

29-82 

29-88 

29-88 

30-03 

30-22 

30-29 

30-20 

29-86 

29-55 

29-87 

30  01 

30  06 

i  29-90 
1 
29-49 

29-38 

29-52 

in. 

29-62 
29-76 
30  03 
29-80 
29-87 
29-76 
29-98 
30  07 
30  03 
29-84 
29-59 
29-76 
29-77 
29-68 
29-67 
29-79 
29-86 
29-93 
30:13 
30-23 
30-23 
30-06 
29-63 
29-71 
29-93 
30-01 
29-98 
29-66 
29-42 
29-46 
29-52 

41-2 

43-4 

44-5 

45-9 

45-5 

43-4 

48-0 

48-0 

48-5 

46-2 

49-8 
1 

49-2 

50-0 

56-5 

50-5 

48-7 

47-3 

47-0 

45-3 

43-8 

1 

1  46-8 
49-0 
46-3 

1  50-0 
49-3 
55-5 
53-3 
57-0 
52-9 
50-7 
58-3 

39-5 
40-8 
42-5 
44-7 
42-2 
48-0 
47-7 
45-5 
45-3 
45-3 
50-2 
54-3 
57-9 
52-0 
56-5 
45-5 
47-5 
45-8 
46-2 
48-0 
49-0 
48-8 
46-2 
49-7 
46-1 
51-2 
51-0 
69-0 
50-9 
54-0 
57-1 

o 

44-2 
50-3 
49-8 
51-3 
50-2 
53-3 
53-9 
52-9 
55-2 
47-4 
52-3 
60-2 
63-2 
59-8 
62-8 
57-7 
61-4 
500 
58-3 
50-7 
54-2 
60-3 
56-3 
61-5 
53-7 
58-3 
60-7 
48-0 
570 
65-5 
630 

o 

32-7 
38-3 
35-7 
39-3 
41-8 
40-7 
36-5 
41-5 
40-0 
42-7 
44-5 
42-3 
430 
47-7 
44-5 
440 
39-5 
40-3 
40-3 
40-0 
42-5 
39-8 
38-2 
450 
39-3 
37-5 
44-0 
57-0 
49-7 
47-0 
48-7 

70 
61 
54 
75 
83 
95 
68 
73 
58 
97 
98 
56 
48 
41 
82 
48 
68 
85 
90 
89 
67 
62 
56 
63 
57 
38 
75 
77 
92 
82 
46 

93 
88 
45 
94 
94 
55 
69 
90 
90 
98 
96 
38 
55 
58 
69 
84 
76 
93 
91 
81 
66 
61 
70 
54 
89 
69 
82 
82 
90 
82 
46 

S.E. 
N.W. 

w. 
s. 

N.W. 

s. 

1  N.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 

S. 

S. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

N. 
N.E. 

N. 

N. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

S. 

S. 

E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.W. 
S.E. 

S. 
N.E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

16 
20 
20 
12 

S.E. 

S.W. 

S.W. 

s. 

28 

20 

16 

4 

14 

22 

8 

0 

6 

12 

16 

14 

12 

4 

8 

8 

8 

12 

16 

4 

0 

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12 

8 

4 

8 

8 

16 

16 

0 

12 

8 
5 

c.s. 

K. 

10 

N. 

2 

1 

1 

3   ■ 

4 

001 

0-21 

1 
007 

0-04 

R. 

004 

5 
5 
10 

K.S. 
K.S. 

10 
10 

5 

10      S. 
16   N.W. 

8   S.W. 

10    c. 

3''    s. 

12      S. 

6 

7 

5 

C. 

10 

g 

0-01 

10 

K.S. 

9 

5 
10 
10 

10 

005 

10 
10 

11 

4 

30 

34 

8 

8 

14 

8 

10 

12 

12 

8 

5 

12 

24 

10 

8 

6 

4 

16 

16 

20 

s. 

N.W. 

N. 

S. 
N.E. 

E. 
S.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

E. 

C. 
S.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 

S. 
S.E. 

N. 

C. 
N.W. 

o-05n-fi9 

12 

13 

14 

006 

0-01 
R. 

9 

6 
10 

hid. 

15 

8 

5 

5 

10 

10 

10 

3 

K.S. 

K. 

K.S. 

K.S. 

16 

17 

! 

I 

18 

i.... 
001 
0-01 

0-05 
R. 
R. 

K.S. 

K.S. 

N. 

K.S. 

10 
10 
10 
2 
5 
10 

19 

20 

21.... 

2 
2 

c. 
c. 

2 

C. 

K.S. 

22 

23.... 

0-08 

1  R. 

10 

5 

2 
3 

S. 
K.S. 

24 

25 

K. 

K.S. 

26... 

5 

8 

10 

hid. 

27.... 

hid. 

28 

8 
10 
10 

K.S. 

N. 

K.S. 

.... 

29 

0-09 

n.i9 

10 

.30 

1       ! 

0-09    T! 

7  K.S. 

31. . . 

001 

j 

•b: 

8    

526 


Meteorological  tAfiLfiS; 

DAILY  WEATHER  REPORTS  FOR  THE  YEAR  l9()g. 
St.  John,  New  Brunswick — June,  1909. 


Day. 


Pressure 

AT  32°. 


a 

6, 


29-70 
29-96 
29-65 
29-93 
29-90 
29-84 
29-95 
30  06 
30-11 
30-13 
29-71 
29-75 
29-94 
29-75 
29-78 
3006 
30-08 
29-52 
29-86 
29-91 
29-82 
29-77 
29-67 
29-71 
29-63 
29-71 
29-92 
29-86 
29-56 
29-87 


in. 

29-92 

29-75 

29-77 

29-91 

29-85 

29-86 

29-97 

30-02 

30-12 

29-94 

29-65 

29-84 

29-91 

29-73 

29-90 

30-07 

29-891 

29-62' 

29-94| 

29 -801 

29-76; 

29-70 

29-66 

29-64 

29-63; 

29-72' 

29-891 

I 

29-71 

29-85 

29-75 


Air  Temperature. 


0 

0 

49-0 

44-5 

49-5 

46-9 

53-3 

64  0 

60-2 

58-0 

57-8 

56-0 

57-7 

54-3 

53-3 

53-5 

53-8 

55-7 

56-2 

50-5 

50-3 

54. 0 

530 

61-8 

540 

600 

57-5 

51-2 

54-5 

52-3 

51-5 

62-3 

580 

53-5 

53-9 

561 

62-7 

50-3 

50-0 

50-5 

50-3 

52-5 

55-0 

53-3 

67-7 

61-5 

57-7 

57-5 

60-3 

57-3 

55-0 

60-0 

61-5 

660 

67-3 

68-5 

67-7 

63-5 

59-5 

58-0 

62-5 

59-0 

57-1 
54-3 
71-2 
67-6 
71-5 
66-7 
61-7 
65-8 
60-3 
62-4 
69-0 
62-0 
63-7 
570 
680 
64-4 
66-2 
63-0 
56-0 
57-2 
63-7 
77-6 
66-4 
65-3 
72-5 
79-5 
77-3 
700 
63-5 
64-9 


44-5 
38-7 
45-0 
47-2 
47-0 
50-0 
49-5 
460 
48-3 
440 
47-7 
48-0 
50-3 
500 
49-0 
53-5 
49-3 
50-3 
46-5 
47-0 
49-7 
51-3 
55-5 
56-5 
50-7 
56-3 
610 
59-0 
57-0 
50-0 


I 
HUMID- 

ITT. 

g 

a 

eS 

0. 

00 

00 

70 

82 

39 

91 

79 

38 

55 

58 

59 

67 

53 

7e 

69 

53 

44 

61 

66 

77 

84 

74 

77 

72 

83 

77 

69 

93 

97 

98 

94 

66 

71 

80 

74 

86 

94 

96 

82 

84 

81 

87 

82 

90 

66 

77 

92 

94 

69 

98 

91 

85 

81 

76 

56 

70 

73 

94 

94 

70 

68 

90 

Winds. 


8  a.m. 


N. 

N.W. 
S.E. 
W. 

s. 
w. 

N.E. 

N. 
S. 
S. 

s. 
s. 
s. 
s. 
s. 

S.E. 
S.W. 
S.E. 
S.W. 

S. 

S. 
N.W. 
S.W. 
S.E. 

s. 

S.E. 
N.W. 

S. 

N. 
N.W. 


4 

12 

4 

6 

14 

28 

20 

18 

8 

6 

5 

8 

4 

4 

13 

4 

12 


8  p.m. 


N. 
S. 

N. 
S. 

c. 
c. 

s. 
c. 

S.W. 

w. 

S.W. 

N.E. 

S. 

S. 
N.W. 

S. 

s. 

S.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

s. 
s. 
s. 

S.W. 

s. 
c. 
c. 

N. 
N.E. 
S.W. 


Peecifi- 

TATION. 


0-01 


0-01 
0-07 


0-44 


0-01 


0-03 
0-04 
0-02 


R. 


0-13 


0-30 


R. 
0-06 


0-31 


0-28 
0-04 
R. 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


Upper. 


M 


O.K. 


C. 


Lower. 


10 


10 


10   fog. 
10'  fog. 


C. 


C. 


C. 

c. 

C.K. 


10 


10 


K.N. 


K.S. 


am'ke 


fog. 
fog. 


N. 


C.K. 
K.S. 


N. 


N. 


8  p.m. 


Upper.     I    Lower. 


10 


10 


10 


C. 
C. 


sm'ke 


sm'ke 


fog. 


10   fog. 


10     S. 


10:  K.S. 
7  K.S. 
7  , 

. . .  sm'ke 
10 
10 


sm'ke 


fog. 


S. 
K.S. 
K.N. 


K..S. 


K.S. 


fog. 

K.S. 

S. 
K.N. 

K.S. 

N. 


10     N. 


METEObOLOGiCAL  TABLES. 


52t 


DAILY    WEATHER   REPORTS  FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
St.  John,  New  Brunswick — July,  1909. 


Pbessube 

AT  32°. 

Air  Temperature. 

HUMID- 

rrr. 

1 
Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

Clouds. 

DAT. 

s 

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29-72 
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29-78 
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29-51 
29-24 
29  57 
29-73 
29-87 
29-84 
29-68 
29-90 
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53-3 
59-6 
55-0 
56-5 
58-8 
60-0 
530 
620 
65-0 
59-2 
53-5 
55-0 
56-5 
580 
63-3 
63-5 
57-7 
62-0 
62-0 
59-2 
62-0 
55-0 
60-2 
58-5 
540 
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62-3 

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61-0 

60-6 

59-8 

67-5 

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60-3 
62-2 
52-5 
58-0 
57-3 
55-3 
52-3 
57-3 
58-5 
55-8 
54-5 
60-2 
55-6 
68-7 
61-0 
64-0 
60-0 
59-3 
57-2 
61-8 
61-8 
55-3 
56-2 
57-2 
57-5 
63-0 
61-0 
63-9 
59-0 
66-0 
64-4 

o 

62-5 
66-3 
62-2 
67-3 
•    65-0 
66-3 
61-2 
68-0 
74-4 
67-2 
58-4 
60-7 
60-2 
80-2 
75-4 
74-5 
62-6 
66-8 
68-0 
67-5 
70-0 
67-4 
68-2 
59-3 
65-0 
77-6 
72-3 
690 
65-2 
67-5 
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51-3 

54-3 

52-3 

49-3 

50-9 

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52-5 

53-0 

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52-3 

56- 0 

56-0 

55-5 

56-0 

56-3 

54-3 

57-5 

52-5 

52-5 

55-3 

53-5 

56-3 

57-5 

55-3 

57-7 

56-0 

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97 
68 
84 
74 
81 
72 
92 
76 
54 
82 
92 
98 
98 
74 
79 
79 
99 
79 
82 
91 
84 
97 
97 
98 
95 
64 
85 
85 
90 
97 
55 

85 
73 
94 
84 
63 
79 
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87 
86 
92 
97 
98 
96 
78 
87 
76 
91 
86 
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87 
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96 
99 
92 
80 
86 
81 
91 
92 
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S. 
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S. 

w. 

S. 
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N.W. 

S. 

s. 

s.w. 
S.w. 

S.E. 
S.E. 

S. 

S. 

s. 

E. 

c. 

E. 

S. 
1  S.E. 

S. 
S.W. 
N.W. 
S.E. 

S. 

s. 
s. 

N. 

12 

18 

12 

16 

4 

8 

6 

A 

14 

6 

12 

12 

12 

4 

6 

8 

6 

6 

14 

0 

6 

8 

12 

16 

10 

14 

10 

8 

10 

6 

12 

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W. 
S.E. 
W. 
W. 
S. 

s. 
w. 

s. 
s. 
s. 
s. 
s. 

N.E. 

s. 

S.E. 

s. 
s. 
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s. 
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s. 
s. 
s. 
s. 
s. 
s. 
s. 

s.w. 
c. 
w. 

4 
8 

14 
8 

10 
8 
21 
6 
6 
8 

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10 

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2 

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10 
10 

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10 
9 
3 
8 
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10 

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6 

7 

10 

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g 

0-01 

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0-06 

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9 

5 

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10 

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11 

30-06    30- 01 

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0-03 

10 
10 
10 

S. 

10 

10 

10 

4 

S. 

12 

29-98 

29-64 

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29-96 

29-95 

29-59 

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29-67 

29-94 

30-16 

30  08 

29-94 

29-74 

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1 
29-88 

29-84 

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29-98 

29-60 

29-69 

29-78 
29-59 
29-82 
29-96 
29-74 
29-57 
29-72 
29-72 
30-12 
30  07 
30-01 
29-91 
29-82 
29-76 
29-85 
29-90 
29-98 
29-77 
29-56 
29-72 

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12 
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6 

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6 
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6 
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12 

8 
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IS 

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2 

2 

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C.K. 

16 

17 

0-33 

0-33 
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3 
10 

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10 
8 
2 

10 
3 

N. 
N. 

18 

K.S. 

19 

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10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 

N. 
S. 
S. 

20 

KS 

21 

22 

6 
10 
10 

23 

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24 

0-23 

25 

26 

3 
9 
5 
9 

5 

S. 

27 

s. 

28 

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5 

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29 

4 
10 

s. 

30 

0-32 

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31 

528 


METEOKOLOGICAL  TABLES. 


DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
St.  John,  New  Brunswick — August,  1909, 


Pkesscre 
AT  32°. 

Air  Temperature. 

Humid- 
ity. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

Clouds. 

Day. 

S 

03 
OO 

s 

00 

00 

e 

6. 

00 

Ed 

a 

i 

i 

IS 
00 

d 

QO 

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m. 

8  p. 

m. 

g 

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in. 

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in. 

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8  p.m. 

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TjQwer. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

s 

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i 
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3 

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i 

2 

s 

1 

in. 

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30- 13 
30-28 
30-17 
30-04 
29-94 
29-98 
29-90 
29-66 
29-60 
29-72 
29-93 
30-04 
30-15 
30-10 
29-99 
29-83 
29-41 
29-38 
29-67 
29-88 
30  09 
29-89 
30  03 
29-90 
29-85 
29-50 
29-81 
29-81 
29-88 
30-26 

in. 

29-99 
30-21 
30-21 
30-05 
29-97 
29-96 
29-95 
29-78 
29-65 
29-56 
29-87 
29-93 
30-07 
30-13 
30-01 
29-88 
29-72 
29-39 
29-46 
29-75 
30-03 
30  03 
29-85 
30-07 
29-86 
29-57 
29-65 
29-82 
29-69 
30-06 
30-19 

65-5 
67-8 
67-5 
61-8 
60-8 
66-5 
60-5 
60-7 
62-5 
64-2 
55-3 
58-7 
580 
550 
56-3 
64-0 
68-8 
65-5 
58-0 
59-3 
580 
600 
61-2 
63-0 
590 
650 
60-0 
62-5 
55-7 
56-0 
53-5 

66-0 
66-0 
65-4 
67-0 
63-9 
60-0 
66-7 
69-9 
64-7 
55-0 
58-3 
58-7 
61-2 
540 
60-0 
67-2 
68-6 
60-5 
58-7 
59-5 
63-8 
610 
69-3 
60-5 
61-3 
62-5 
630 
61-3 
59-5 
57-5 
53-5 

74-2 
81-8 
76-0 
77-1 
74-5 
72-7 
78-1 
760 
70-0 
64-7 
63-7 
68-3 
72-0 
66-0 
75-0 
81-5 
76-9 
68-6 
63-7 
72-7 
70-5 
72-5 
73-6 
73-3 
65-2 
69-3 
65-0 
70-5 
61-5 
62-3 
63-0 

o 

55-5 
56-5 
56-8 
560 
54-4 
58-3 
56-3 
56-5 
59-5 
550 
52-5 
51-5 
520 
52-0 
52-0 
530 
55-3 
600 
55-7 
56-5 
56-7 
54-3 
64-5 
57-5 
57-3 
57-5 
56-3 
59-0 
55-0 
51-5 
45-7 

i 

52 
57 
74 
78 
78 
78 
95 
87 
97 
84 
79 
79 
89 
97 
85 
60 
60 
93 
98 
92 
98 
57 
73 
64 
90 
81 
86 
72 
88 
67 
57 

75 
69 
71 
53 
70 
94 
83 
93 
88 
93 
65 
85 
87 
97 
76 
76 
82 
98 
90 
93 
82 
66 
56 
82 
97 
93 
79 
85 
94 
73 
66 

N. 

N. 

C. 
S.E. 

S. 

E. 
S.E. 

S.  _ 

C. 

s. 

N.E. 
S. 

s. 

S.E. 

S. 

E. 

E. 
S.E. 
S.W. 

S. 

c. 

N. 
S.E. 

N. 

S. 

E. 

W. 
N.W. 

S. 
N.W. 
S.E. 

8 
8 

5 

7 

3 

2 

6 

0 

8 

26 

4 

6 

4 

3 

•    4 

6 

22 

6 

6 

0 

8 

4 

10 

10 

4 

12 

12 

10 

22 

4 

c. 

S.W. 

s. 
w. 
w. 
s. 
c. 
c. 

N.E. 
N.W. 

N. 

S.E. 

S. 

s. 
s. 

S.E. 

S.E. 
S.W. 

S. 

S. 

N. 

w. 

N.W. 

W. 

N. 
S.E. 
N.W. 
S.E. 
S.W. 

c. 

E. 

0 

4 

4 

8 

2 

2 

0 

0 

6 

30 

14 

8 

4 

4 

4 

6 

10 

2 

4 

8 

8 

10 

12 

8 

12 

12 

24 

4 

16 

0 

8 

2 

3 

4 

5 

c. 

1 

2 

10 

6 

5 

G. 

6 

10 
5 

s. 

S.K. 

s 

7 

K  S 

8 

'o-io 

0-37 

0-08 
0-12 
0-89 
R. 
0-02 

9 

7 
7 
10 

10 

K.S. 

N. 

10 

U 

12 

13 

1       2 

C. 

2 
10 

K. 

14 

15 

16 

5 
10 
10 

5 

17 

18 

0-72 
0-02 

R. 
R. 

10 
10 

7 
10 

N. 

19 

20 

TfS 

21 

22 

3 

23 

R. 

3 

K.S. 

24 



8 
10 
10 

8 

25 

002 
R. 

0-12 
R. 

0-20 

0-14 

R. 

10 

8 
8 

5 

S. 
K.S. 

N. 
K.S. 

26 

27 

K  S 

28 

29 

0-06 

in 

S. 

10 

fog. 

30 

31 

METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
St  John,  New  Brunswick — September,  1909. 


529 


Pbessttbe 

AT  32°. 

! 

AiB  Temperature. 

i 

HUMID- 

rrr. 

Winds. 

Pbecipi- 

TATION. 

Clouds. 

Day. 

e 

o! 
QO 

6 

d 

OO 

i 

00 

S 
o. 

OO 

53 

i 

00 

74 
97 
71 
86 
85 
62 
89 
96 
62 
82 
96 
70 
70 
87 
86 
92 
98 
77 
59 
82 
93 
92 
93 
98 
92 
92 
94 
91 
95 
90 

S 
a 

OO 

97 
74 
81 
81 
96 
81 
94 
94 
57 
90 
72 
73 
86 
85 
93 
93 
97 
76 
86 
80 
96 
86 
98 
99 
91 
98 
95 
91 
98 
97 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

S 

00 

S 
d. 

00 

1 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

s 

i 

a 

i 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

6 

•a 

a 

3 

< 

a 

3 

< 

-6 

S 
< 

-a 

B 

3 

1 

2 

in. 
3001 
29-87 
29-86 
30  08 
29-81 
29-78 
29-97 
30-19 
30-16 
30-21 
29-93 
30-28 
30-19 
30-23 
30-32 
30-10 
29-95 
3001 
30-41 
30-42 
30-26 
30-17 
30-01 
29-91 
30-00 
30-19 
30-04 
30-04 
29-86 
29-76 

in. 
29-68 
29-69 
29-95 
30-02 
29-51 
29-94 
30-06 
30-06 
30-21 
30-10 
30  05 
30-25 
30-10 
30-29 
30-23 
29-99 
29-83 
30-19 
30-41 
30-28 
30-20 
30-06 
29-92 
29-92 
30-13 
30-16 
30-04 
29-98 
29-79 
29-67 

o 

59-2 
58-0 
57-5 
59-0 
59-5 
51-5 
56  0 
55-3 
58-0 
56-0 
608 
52-7 
55-2 
56-8 
60-7 
56-0 
56-0 
57-5 
47-7 
54-0 
50-0 
53-5 
57-5 
59-3 
56-5 
i     53-7 
i    60-5 
64-0 
60-8 
61-7 

o 

61-3 
60-0 
57-0 
59-2 
57-7 
530 
55-7 
51-2 
530 
600 
59-3 
55-0 
540 
59-0 
58-0 
56-5 
57-2 
53-0 
51-7 
53-0 
53-5 
57-7 
58-8 
59-5 
58-0 
580 
62-5 
61-5 
62-7 
54-3 

o 

63-5 
65-2 
65-0 
65-0 
64-2 
645 
58-0 
58-7 
62-7 
63-8 
67-0 
62-5 
58-6 
65-8 
61-7 
63-8 
57-2 
63-5 
61-6 
59-2 
57-0 
61-7 
59-2 
62  3 
59-5 
60-2 
62-8 
64-0 
63-7 
66-2 

o 

50-5 
55-0 
48-7 
53-3 
57-0 
46-0 
50-0 
47-0 
49-5 
48-3 
580 
45-0 
47-3 
49-0 
55-8 
53-5 
53-3 
54-2 
43-3 
46-0 
47-3 
48-7 
54-7 
56-5 
56-0 
53-7 
54-8 
61-5 
60-0 
64-3 

S.E. 

s. 

s.w. 
s. 
s. 

N.W. 
S.W. 

N. 
N.E. 

E. 
S.W. 
N.E. 
S.W. 
N.E. 
S.E. 

S. 

S. 

N. 
N.E. 

S. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

s. 

S.W. 

N. 

N.E. 

N.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 

22 
4 
14 

S.E. 
N.W. 

s. 

18 

12 

4 

12 

20 

6 

0 

12 

8 

12 

18 

0 

8 

10 

i 

i 

4 

6 

6 

10 

8 

8 

8 

4 

8 

14 

24 

22 

0 

4 

in. 
0-07 

in. 
1-43 

2 

c. 

3 
10 

K.S. 

s. 

10 

3 

4 

4  S.W. 
17;  S.W. 
26J    W. 
20     C. 

2  S.W. 

3 

c. 

5 
10 

s. 

5 

0-03 

0-82 

10 

K.S. 

6 

7 

6 

4 

9 

10 

10 

s. 

K.S. 
K.S. 

5 
5 

8 

s. 

9 

6 
12 
4 
6 
8 

4 

8 

8 

12 

8 

6 

8 

8 

10 

12 

14 

13 

28 

24 

24 

4 

E. 

S. 

N. 

C. 
S.W. 

E. 

S. 

S.E. 
S.W. 

s. 

w. 
s.w. 
s.w. 

w. 
s.w. 

s. 

N. 

N. 
S.E. 
S.E. 

C. 
S.E. 

10 

S. 

S. 

10 

11 

0-16 

R. 



12 

13 

14 

10 
10 
10 
10 

2 

s. 
s. 
s. 

15 

10 
10 
10 

16 

17 

0-02 

0-11 

18 

K. 

19 

i 

20 

21 

10 
5 

10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
9 

:; 

10 

s. 

22 

5 

C. 

23 

0-01 
0-06 
1-05 
0-52 
0-73 
0-11 
1-20 
0-03 

10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 

24 

0-23 
0-20 

25 

N. 

s. 

N. 
N. 
N. 
S. 

26 

27 

0-17 
0-03 
0-45 

28 

29 

30 

22476—34 


530 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
St.  John,  New  Brunswick — October,  1909. 


Prbbsxire 

AT  32°. 

Air 

Tempebbattjre. 

HujUD- 

Winds. 

PREaw-i 

TATION.    1 

Clouds. 

Day. 

00 

S 
d 

00 

1 
c 

00 

d 

00 

i 

e 

g 

i 

03 
00 

93 
86 
87 
89 
64 
69 
67 
81 
86 
84 
94 
91 
93 
56 
87 
75 
48 
61 
65 
63 
59 
93 
89 
93 
93 

71 

1 

86 
93 
72 
84 
80 

e 

6. 

00 

83 
87 
76 
84 
64 
70 
55 
84 
87 
89 
85 
91 
62 
65 
94 
64 
49 
58 
66 
60 
68 
86 
84 
94 
93 
72 
92 
91 
84 
81 
71 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

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1 

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Upper. 

Lower. 

6 
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d 
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e 
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40 

B 

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3 

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in. 

29-59 
29-53 
29-81 
30-10 
30-10 
30-00 
29-82 
30-08 
30- 11 
30-17 
3006 
29-67 
29-60 
29-67 
29-67 
29-44 
29-68 
29-95 
30-11 
30-31 
30-27 
29-80 
29-69 
29-80 
29-60 
29-66 
29-78 
29-64 
29-42 
29-61 
29-93 

in. 

29-83 
29-59 
29-99 
30-11 
30-02 
29-84 
29-92 
30  02 
30-15 
30-09 
29-82 
29-64 
29-55 
29-76 
29-19 
29-56 
29-77 
30-01 
30-23 
30-23 
30-17 
29-69 
29-81 
29-84 
29-34 
29-72 
29-70 
29-50 
29-45 
29-79 
30-04 

o 

64-6 
52-4 
48-3 
48-0 
54-3 
56-7 
59-0 
55-5 
58-0 
57-5 
56-6 
58-3 
530 
45-7 
52-5 
45-0 
41-7 
43-3 
38-8 
'   36-0 
39-0 
50-5 
51-3 
48-2 
44-5 
400 
50-5 
44-3 
38-7 
31-5 
32-2 

o 

53-0 
49-5 
500 
49-5 
59-7 
59-5 
61-7 
57-5 
60-5 
59-3 
60-0 
57-3 
52-2 
47-0 
55-2 
46-7 
46-2 
45-8 
40-0 
38-0 
44-0 
53-8 
48-9 
47-3 
41-0 
45-2 
52-5 
40-0 
34-0 
34-0 
36-5 

O 

60-0 
55-6 
55-0 
55-0 
70-0 
65-3 
70-2 
65-5 
72-9 
68-7 
64-2 
60-0 
60-6 
52-2 
56-3 
55-2 
49-0 
48-5 
45-8 
40-2 
44-9 
54-0 
55-7 
50-2 
47-3 
51-3 
53-7 
52-5 
40-0 
35-0 
41-4 

o 

50-0 
49-5 
46-0 
45-7 
45-0 
51-3 
53-0 
49-0 
52-0 
53-0 
54-9 
55-5 
52-2 
42- 0 
45-5 
42-0 
39-0 
38-0 
360 
33-5 
34-3 
43-7 
49-0 
47-0 
41-0 
36-7 
43-0 
40-0 
34-0 
29-7 
28-7 

S. 

w. 

N.E. 

N.E. 

N.W. 

N.W. 

N.W. 

S.E. 

C. 

N.E. 

S.E. 

N.E. 

N.W. 

W. 

S.E. 

S.W. 

S.W. 

N.W. 

N.W. 

N.W. 

N. 

S.E. 

W. 

E. 

N.E- 

W. 

s. 

N. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

4 

4 

14 

12 

14 

8 

10 

4 

0 

2 

6 

10 

12 

16 

22 

20 

26 

20 

10 

12 

8 

22 

8 

8 

24 

W. 
W. 

N.E. 
W. 

w. 
c. 

N.W. 

s. 
c. 
c. 

N.E. 

S. 
N.W. 
S.W. 

N. 

W. 

W. 
N.W. 
N  W. 

N. 

S. 

S. 

c. 

N.E. 
N  W 

4 

8 

'  8 

4 

4 

0 

4 

4 

0 

0 

4 

8 

2 

12 

22 

12 

22 

14 

12 

8 

12 

14 

0 

16 

20 

14 

16 

16 

26 

18 

8 

in. 
0-01 
001 

in. 

10 
10 
10 
10 

S. 

S. 
K.S. 
K.S. 

2 

008 

' '  ■  ■  1 

5 
10 

3 

4 

R. 

( 

5 

.... 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

5 

12 

0-06 
0-40 

S. 

s. 

K.S. 

13 

14 

6 
10 

15 

0-20 

1-04 

s. 

10 

16 

17 

18 

10 

19 

0-02 

6 

in 

K.S. 

20 

K.S. 

21 

5 
10 
10 
10 
10 

22 

0-49 
0-16 
0-02 
0-11 

0-43 

10 
5 
10 
10 

N. 
K.S. 

N. 

N. 

23 

24 

0-43 
0-?0 

25 ' 

26 

22I   W. 

0-25 

27   , 

12 
6 

28 
28 
17 

S. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

10 

10 

10 

5 

28 

003 

n-s7 

10 
10 

N. 

S. 
S. 

i 
29 

0-040-06 



30 1 

K.S. 

1 
31 j 

10      JN. 

.1 

1 

1 ) 

METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


531 


DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1U09. 
St.  John,  New  Brunswick — November,  1909. 


Day. 


10.. 

11.. 

12.. 

13.. 

14.. 

15.. 

18.. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

20. 

21. 

22. 

23. 

24. 

25. 

26. 

27. 

28. 

29. 

30. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 


Air  Tempeb.^turf.. 


in. 

30-24 
30-09 
29-85 
29-52 
29-59 
29-92 
30-51 
30-43 
30-47 


30-17 
29-92 
29-52 
29-56 
29-74 
30-20 
30-56 
30-18 
30-58 


30-60  30-38 

30-29  30-12 

30-07  30-18 

30-40  30-50 

30-49  30-36 

30-14  29-77 
30  09 


29-96' 
29-89 
29-40 
29-92 
30-05 
29-77 
30-11 
29-56 
30-20 
29-93 
29-66 
30-19 
30-27 
29-91 
29-95 


29-28 
29-64 
30-06 
29-81 
29-65 
29-97 
29-84 
30-23 
2^66 
29-92 
30-31 
30-01 
29-96 
29-93 


34-0 
39-0 
54 -oj 
47 -7i 
43-0 
36 -O' 
34-0 
45-7 
34-0 
30-2 
38-7 
42-7 
38-0 
41-6 
45-5 
38-0 
38-5 
40-0 
22-3 
36-5 
44-3 
33-5 
54-7 
31-0 
46-2 
51-0 
32-3 
36-5 
37-3 
26-5 


45-2 
52-0 
54-7 
47-5 
38-5 
36-5 

1 

39-0 
46-3 
33-0 
380 
46-5 
41-8 
45-0 
42-0 
48-0 
35-6 
50-6 
25-0 
28-0 
46-0 
48-8 
40-0 
38-0 
31-2 
53-7 
41-0 
33-0 
43-0 
28-5 
30-0 


o    i 

I 

45-2 
52-0 
57-3 
54-7 
47-5 
38-5 
43-3 
48-5 
46-3 
42-0 
49-7 
46-5 
47-1 
47-0 
49-2 
48-0 
50-6 
50-6 
29-5 
46-9 
51-2 
48-8 
55-5 
38-0 
57-8 
53-7 
41-0 
43-5 
43-0 
32-0 


II 


HCMID-' 
ITY 


29-3 
43-7 
50-3 
45-3 
38-5 
34-0 
32-0 
35-0 
32-0 
27-5 
34-5 
41-0 
34-3 
39-5 
38-5 
35-6 
30-0 
25-0 
21-0 
24-3 
43-5 
33-5 
37-5 
29-3 
.30-0 
41-0 
30-3 
31-3 
28-5 
23-0 


78 
89 
97 
87 
92 
62 
79 
71 
67 
76 
77 
77 
89 
77 
94 
45 
65 
78 
75 
80 
81 


52 


83 
73 
95 
87 
60 
90 
75  92 
93  i    95 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


78 
80 
96,     83 

87;     66 
58j    73 


N.E. 

S. 

S. 

W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
S.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

W. 
N.W. 

N. 

N. 
S.W. 
N.W. 

S.E. 
S.W. 
N.W. 

S.E. 

W. 
N.W. 
S.W. 

N. 

E. 
N.W. 

N.E, 

N.E 

N. 

N. 


8  p.m. 


>  •   a 


S.E. 

s. 
s. 
c. 

N.W. 

N.W. 

S.W. 

S.W. 

N.W. 

S.W. 

N.W. 

N. 

N. 

S. 

S.W. 


44N.W 


24 
16 
24 
14 

6 
16 
32 
20 
36 

4 
16 

4 
24 
24 


S. 

N.W. 

W. 

s. 
s. 

E. 

N. 

N.E 

S.W. 

N.W 

N.E. 

S.E. 

N. 

N.W 


14 
20 
O. 
20 
12 
10 
16 
12 
10 
8 


Precipi- 

TA-noN. 


0-26 
0-68 
0-20 


0-01 
0-10 


0-06 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


Upper.         Lower.     |     Upper.         Lower 


0-08 


0-04 


0-0l!l-25 


019 


0-04 


R. 
0-01 
0-20 
0-62' 


RS. 


0-35 
0-23 
1-21 


0-01 


.5 


C.S. 


S. 


10 


S. 

S. 
K.S. 

N. 
K.S. 


K.S. 


K. 

S. 
K. 


N. 
K.S. 


.c. 
C. 


N. 
S. 


N. 
S. 
N. 
S. 


K.S. 

N. 
K.S. 


10 


10 


101, 


22476  I  34^. 


53-J 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
St.  John,  New  Brunswick — December,  1909. 


Day. 


3.. 

4.. 

5.. 

6.. 

7.. 

8.. 

9.. 
10.. 
11  . 
12.. 
13. 
14. 
15. 
16 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20 
21. 
22. 
23. 
24 ._ 
25. 
2B. 
27. 
28 
29 
30. 
31. 


PRESSnKE 
AT  32°. 


E 
o. 


in. 
29-79 
29-81 
29-78 
29-52 
29-69 
29-82 
29-86 
29-29 
29-50 
29-63 
29-85 
30-31 
30-54 
30-02 
29-45 
29-47 
29-50 
29-45 
29-54 
29-72 


29-68 
29-84 
29-61 
29-53 
29-77 
29-81 
29-77 
29-48 
29-60 
29-68 
30-09 
30-41 
30-39 
29-52 
29-45 
29-47 
29-50 
29-41 
29-63 
29-63 


29-51    29.51 
29-49    29-46 


29-46 
29-68 
29-80 
29-42 
29-02 
29-52 
29-61 


29-51 
29-79 
29-70 
28-90 
29-32 
29-56 

29-54 

I 

29-39!  29-51 
29-84    30-03 


.\iR  Temper.^ture. 


s 

d 


24-5 
35-3 
36-0 
37-5 
370 
37-2 
35-0 
37-7 
28-8 
26-2 
17-5 
21-7 
12-0 
33-0 
36-0 
32-0 
26-0 
22-0 
17-5 
13-5 
22-5 
25-0 
25-0 
23-8 
13-5 
23-5 
20-3 
7-0 
8-0 
5-5 
7-0 


33-2 
35-5 
38-0 
37-2 
41-3 
37-7 
34-3 
34-5 
26-0 
23-0 
23-5 
22-5 
28-0 
400 
35-5 
31-0 
30-8 
23-5 

18-5 

i 

2I-0I 

i 
25-81 

27-2! 

28 -Oj 

I8-5I 

2I-9I 

1 

28-0; 

10-9I 

12 -Oj 

11-5! 

5-7i 

11-51 


33-2 

36-3 

33-5 

35-0 

42-5 

41-3 

38-5 

38-5 

34-5 

29-2 

25-0 

28-6 

28-0| 

400 

40-9 

35-5 

31-7 

30-8 

26-3 

21-3 

26-5 

28-8 

32-0 

28-0 

24-2 

28-0 

28-0 

16-2 

16-3 

12-9 

14-5 


HUMID- 
ITY. 


22-0 
32-0 
38-0 
38-5 
36-0 
35-5 
330 
32-3 
26-0 
21-5 
14-2 
20-0 
10-0 
26-5 
35-5 
30-5 
22-5 
20-3 
16-5 
11-7 
19-5 
22-5 
21-3 
18-5 
11-0 
120 
10-0 
5-0 
3-5 
3-5 
4-0 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


82 


76 


94 
90 

95 
78 
74 
80 
77 
80 
79 
76 
87|  86 
92 


.a 
Q 


8  p.m. 


81 
87 
80 
84 
85 
81 
80 
86 
77 
83 
94 
82 
80 
84 
80 
84 


N. 

N.E, 

N.E 
N.W. 

N. 

N.E. 
N.W 

S.E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

N.E. 

S.E. 

W. 

N.W. 

N.W. 

W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

s.w. 

N.W. 

N.W. 

N.W. 

N.E, 
N.W. 
N.W, 

C. 

N. 
N.W. 


N. 
N.E, 
N. 

I 

N. 

N. 

N.W. 

W. 

w. 
w. 

N.W 
N.W 
N  W 

S.E. 

S.E. 

W. 
N.W 

W. 
N.W 

N.E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

N.E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

N.E 

N.E. 

N.W. 

W. 

N.E 

N.W. 

W. 


Precipi- 

T.4TION. 


Clouds. 


26 

14 

16 

8 

4 

4 

4 

14 

10 

8 

22 

8 

12 

32 

4 


16 

4 
16 
16 

8 
20 
12 

6 
28 
12 

4 
16 
14 
14 


in. 
S, 
0-16 

iO-06 
0-16 


00 


in. 
0-60 


R 

0-25 
R. 


0-40 
0-02 


0-26 
0-03 


0-02 
0-02 


8  a.m. 


Upper. 


0-23 


RS. 


0-02 


0-02 


S. 


0-10 


0-30 


Lower. 


-3 

c: 

3 


N. 
S. 

s. 

N. 
S. 

s. 

K.S. 

N. 

N. 

K.S. 


8  p.m. 


Upper.        Lower. 


K.S. 

S. 

N. 

K.S. 


101     S. 

t 

71.K.S. 
51  K.S. 


K.S. 

S. 

S. 
K.S. 


10 


K.S.  I 

N 


S. 
S. 


10 


10 


10 


METEOROLOBICAL    TABLE.S. 

DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Halifax,  Nova  Scotia — January,  1909. 


533 


1 

Pressure 
AT  32°. 

Air  Temperature. 

Humid- 
ity. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

Clouds. 

i 

DAT. 

1 
[ 

s 

d 

00 

! 

S 
d 

00 

S 

00 

S 
d 

QO 

i 

a 

i 

S 

03 
00 

72 
92 
91 
99 
99 
96 
53 
90 
88 
92 
89 
81 
88 
89 
96 
89 
95 
91 
91 
97 
95 
90 
79 
■94 
95 
91 
86 
81 
84 
93 
90 

s 

d 

00 

85 
93 
96 

1 

98 
99 
99 
74 
86 
85 
92 
99 
92 
92 
94 
50 
91 
98 
86 
95 
88 
82 
89 
94 
92 
86 
90 
91 
84 
96 
95 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m.     j 

1 

S 
a 

00 

in. 
0-01 

e 

d 

00 

nr. 

8  a. 

Tl. 

8  p.m. 

5 

t 

Q 

1 

i 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

1 

i 

3 

a 
< 

■a 
.5 

ill 

S 

c 

s 

1 

in. 

29-78 
30-26 
30-33 
30-05 
30-20 
29-79 
.30-08 
30-53 
30-44 
30-27 
29-99 
30-14 
30-42 
30-68 
29-69 
30-40 
30-70 
29-42 
30-32 
29-81 
30-30 
30-01 
30-33 
30-12 
30  03 
29-47 
29-36 
29-08 
29-19 
29-39 
29-02 

in. 

3007 
30-29 
30-16 
30-13 
30-07 
29-50 
30-38 
30-50 
30-31 
30-12 
29-88 
30-05 
30-68 
30-31 
29-86 
30-73 
29-94 
29-93 
30-27 
30-10 
30-14 
30-16 
30-24 
30-16 
29-75 
29-27 
29-25 
29-06 
29-46 
28-94 
29-56 

29-3 
10-6 
23-7 
40-0 
.34-3 
48-7 
21-7 
11-2 
15-0 
19-3 
30-0 
33-3 
15-8 
12-7 
36-8 
2-4 
3-0 
25-3 
2-8 
341 
16-0 
38-0 
19-4 
11-4 
4-2 
20-8 
14-8 
19-9 
14-9 
16-6 
23-3 

o 

U-O' 
15-8 
37-0 
37-7 
45-2 
50-0 
15-1 
14-4 
20-3 
25-6 
39-4 
23-8 
10-0 
28-7 
30-4 

0-0 
34-7 
12-3 
15-8 
26-2 
33-5 
33-7 
19-1 

2-9 
21-6 
20-9 
13-4 
17-1 
10-2 
27-3 
16-7 

o 

33-6 
25  0 
37-2 
41-6 
45-3 
53-4 
50-0 
17-7 
26-8 
30-7 
40-0 
40-8 
Ui 
29-0 

40-3 

• 
30-6 

34-8 

46-3 

17-8 

35-8 

34-8 

44-7 

34-5 

19-8 

21-7 

22-9 

21-4 

31-8 

19-8 

27-8 

28-6 

13-8 
8-5 
16-0 

36-o: 

31-4 
45-2 

1 

15-1 

7-7 

13-8 

15-4 

25-7 

23-8 

70 

6-0 

30-4 

-  7-8 

-  80 
0-2 

-  91 
12-4 
13-4 
33-2 
19-1 

2-6 

-  0-5 
19-2 
12-8 
13-7 
10-2 

4-0 
16-6 

N.W. 
N.W. 

W. 

W. 

s. 

S.W. 

.N. 

N.E. 

N.E. 

N. 
S.W. 

N. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.W. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

N. 
1 

W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

N, 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

N. 
N.W. 

N. 
N.E. 

s 

14 

5 

6 

11 

5 

29 

25 

13 

10 

5 

4 

7 

19 

4 

14 

15 

1 

35 

12 

15 

2 

8 

6 

13 

8 

.  10 

28 

11 

12 

3 

16 

N.W. 

N.W.i 

1 

S.W.  1 

1 

N.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

N. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

C. 

W. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

S. 
N.W. 
N.E. 

S. 

N. 
S.W. 

N. 
S.W. 

N. 
N.E. 

N. 

E. 
N.E. 

N. 

N. 

W. 
S.E. 

N. 

12 

'4 

20 

3 

8 

32 

20 

11 

4 

0 

14 

7 

8 

16 

■  23 

9 

27 

30 

9 

9 

14 

5 

3 

12 

11 

22 

12 

12 

5 

10 

8 

6 
1 

K. 

smoke 

) 

2 

1 

3 
10 

K. 

3 

0-10 

R. 

0-02 

Oil 

0-06 

R. 

0-03 

1-87 

1 

8 

C.K. 

■■"t 

N. 

1 
4 

10 
10 
10 

3 

7 

7 

3 
6 

10 
10 
10 

10 
10 

N. 

fog 

K.N. 

K. 

K.S. 

K. 

K. 
K.S. 

K. 
K. 

K. 

smoke 
K.S. 

K.N. 

! 

9 
10 

in 

K. 

5 

K.N. 

g 

8 

-  N_ 

7 

8 

C.S. 

C  K.           1   .    . . . 

8     

OK. 

0 

10      .    . 

6 

s. 

11 

10 

10 

9 

10 

s. 

12 

.... 
0-12 

0-30 

0-01 

N. 

13 

K. 

14            j 

0-06 

N. 

15 

16 

17 

0-39 

,S. 
0-28 

016 

S. 

10 
2 
1 



K.- 
K.S. 
smoke 

10 
3 
2 

10 
2 
1 

10 
1 

10 

10 

1 

N. 

18 

19 

4 
4 

C.K. 
K. 

K. 
K. 

20 

9 
4 

K. 

C.S. 

K.S. 

21 

K.S. 

22 

0-15 



0-22 
0-03 
0-36 

9 

10 
10 
10 

4 
1 
9 
10 
10 

K. 

K.N. 
K.N. 

N. 

K. 

K.S. 

23 

24 

0-03 

5 

C.S. 

N. 
K.S. 

25 

26 

0-10 
0-52 

K.S. 
K. 

•'7 

4 

C.S. 

K.S. 

og 

K. 

N. 

S. 

1 

30 

31 

0-01 
0-08 

0-14 

10 
4 

N. 

K. 

534 


METKOBOLOGICAL    TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Halifax,  Nova  Scotia — February,  1909. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 

Air  Temperature. 

Humid- 
ity. 

1 

Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

Cloud.s. 

D.^y. 

s 

03 
00 

s 

d 

00 

6 

00 

S 
d 

00 

i 

S 

00 

s 

d 

CO 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

a 

d 

00 

in. 
0-02 

0-01 

s 

d 
00 

in. 

8  a. 

m.                 '               8  p.m. 

Q 

(D 

> 

s 

13 
> 

Upper. 

i 
Lo-wer.     ;     Upper. 

Lower. 

!  a 
1^ 

a 
< 

i 

1 
< 

a 

a 

a 

-d 

s 

1 

in. 

29-84 
29-95 
29-78 
29-71 
29-68 
29-59 
29-83 
29-75 
29-70 
30-23 
29-46 
29-91 
30- 13 
30-34 
30-31 
30-18 
29-31 
29-74 
30-34 
29-31 
29-30 
30  02 
30-28 
30-26 
28-93 
29-32 
29-41 
29-68 

in. 

30-01 
29-65 
29-72 
29-66 
29-70 
29-29 
30-05 
29-47 
30-08 
29-70 
29-62 
30- 17 
29-91 
30-52 
30-09 
30-00 
29-59 
30  09 
30-10 
28-86 
29-77 
3011 
30-37 
29-66 
28-99 
29-37 
29-50 
29-76 

0 

12-8 

4-9 

3-2 

3-3 

23-8 

38-7 

29-8 

23-0 

6-4 

11-0 

37-8 

27-7 

33-8 

18-3 

11-4 

18-0 

■   37-7 

20-1 

5  0 

37-3 

33  0 

20-4 

21-7 

29-0 

46-7 

110 

160 

20-3 

0 

5-7 
15-9 

2-6 
23-8 
32-3 
43-6 
25-3 
22-8 
10-3 
35-8 
31-8 
22-6 
38-7 
12-0 
18-6 
16-7 
26-0 
10-8 
21-8 
38-6 
24-0 
26-0 
25-8 
350 
31-0 
18-8 
22-8 
31-2 

o 

17-6 
18-0 
17-7 
24-7 
32-6 
47-0 
43-7 
26-0 
23-4 
36-3 
462 
32-3 
39-8 
39-2 
20-0 
18-8 
40-7 
26-2 
21-8 
44-1 
39-1 
32-7 
35-2 
35-2 
46-8 
31-2 
30-5 
39-2 

°« 

5-7 
-10-5 

-  0-2 

-  6-3 
21-9 
32-1 
25-1 
22-0 

4-0 

7-2 
31-6 
22-6 
20-1 
11-8 

9-4 
14-6 
16-6 
10-8 

2-0 
21-2 
23-8 
16-5 
15-0 
23-7 
30-8 
100 
10-6 
13-1 

89 
80 
92 
92 
91 
92 
79 
96 
95 
84 
97 
79 
85 
84 
96 
83 
93 
84 
93 
97 
88 
91 
90 
92 
97 
86 
85 
91 

88 
91 
89 
75 
89 
96 
94 
92 
96 
96 
97 
85 
94 
90 
94 
97 
78 
90 
91 
84 
96 
91 
95 
98 
98 1 
85 
89 
87 

N. 

W. 

N. 

W. 

E. 
S.W. 
N.W, 

N. 

N. 

W. 

W. 
N.W. 
S.W. 
N.E. 

E. 
N.E. 

W. 

N. 
N.E. 

S. 

N. 

N. 

N. 
S.E. 
S.W. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

14 

1 

7 
11 

8 
14 
15 

9 
23 

N. 

C. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

S. 
S.W. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

13 

0 
10 
14 

8 
33 

3 

20 
17 
16 
li2 

8 
12 

6 

1 
9 

12 

14 

18 

11 

25 

8 

3 

4 

29 

12 

8 

6 

4 

10 
10 

K.N. 
K.S. 

8 
10 

K. 

2 

0-08 

6 

k. 

S. 

3 

4 

K. 

4 

5 
10 

K.S. 

10 
10 
10 
5 
10 

S. 

5 

0-08 
0-09 

K.S. 

S. 

6 

014 

9 

C. 

S. 

7 

K.S. 

8 

0-03 

0-10 

10 

6 
10 

4 
10 

8 

N. 

K. 
K.S. 
K.S. 

K. 

K. 

K.N. 

9 

10 

... 

4I     .<^ 

0-61 

S. 

0-42 

S. 

10 
10 

N 

11 

12   .      .. 

10 

8 
17 
12 
14 

7 
21 
13 

4 
23 
15 

6 

3 
10 
32 
19 

7 

6 

W. 

N.W. 

W. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

E. 
N.W. 

N. 

S. 

W. 

N. 
N.W. 

W. 
S.E. 
N.W. 

N. 

N. 
S.W. 

C.K. 

S. 

13 

0-03 

10 
8 
10 
10 
9 

K. 

14 

K.S. 

15 

0-20 
0-03 
O-dfi 

0-03 
0-07 

10 

10 

10 

6 

N. 

K. 

K.N. 

K. 

N. 

16 

N. 

17 

K. 

18 

1 

19 

20 

0- 190.47 

10 
10 

N. 
N. 

10 

4 

1 

K.N. 

21 

s. 

0-02 

K.S. 

22 

C.S. 

K.S. 

23 

1 

4 

10 

10 

smoke 

K.S. 

N. 

K.N. 

24 

25 

1-43 
0-02 

0-48 
0-27 

S. 

4 

C.S. 

10 

6 

10 

1 
10 

N. 

N. 

26 

S. 

27 

5 

2 

C.K. 

K. 

28 

C.S. 

S. 

METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 


535 


DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Halifax,  Nova  Scotia — March,  1909. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 

.\iR  Temperature. 

Humid- 
ity. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

Clouds. 

Day. 

s 

OS 

00 

a 

d 

00 

g 

00 

s 

d 
00 

a 

i 

e 

00 

89 
95 
94 
98 
97 
81 
81 
83 
94 
98 
96 
80 
94 
93 
80 
67 
79 
91 
92 
90 
79 
82 
85 
91 
84 
87 
95 
84 
99 
76 
75 

s 

d 
00 

89 
97 
98 
98 
78 
86 
73 
87 
90 
99 
86 
96 
95 
78 
91 
89 
99 
94 
92 
77 
92 
97 
89 
88 
98 
98 
88 
90 
89 
98 
97 

8  a.m. 

8  p. 

m. 

a 

00 

s 

d 
00 

8 

a.m. 

Sp 

.111. 

S 

i 

'3 
> 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

a 

•3 

a 

■6 

a 

a     "§ 

a 
< 

B 

1 

in. 

29-83 
30  08 
29-80 
29-45 
29-24 
29-60 
29-66 
29-64 
30-01 
29-76 
29-31 
29-85 
29-94 
29-60 
29-53 
29-90 
29-88 
29-44 
29-34 
29-62 
29-61 
29-62 
29-46 
29-42 
29-62 
29-65 
29-62 
29-73 
29-14 
29-21 

in. 

29-99 
29-72 
29-75 
29-23 
29-41 
29-68 
29-54 
29-76 
29-95 
29-30 
29-38 
29-* 
29-78 
29-50 
29-66 
29-93 
29-55 
29-44 
29-56 
29-52 
29-68 
29-53 
29-51 
29-48 
29-72' 
29-60 
29-67 
29-50 
29-26 
29-26! 

0 

22-6 
15-3 
30-7 
34-4 
38-2 
23-2 
31-8 
29-2 
27-7 
31-4 
.35-0 
25-0 
28-0 
32-0 
28-6 
27-0 
30-1 
30-0 
25-8 
32-3 
32-1 
32.0 
31.6 
31-0 
36.4 
33-0 
36. 2 
33-3 
37-8 
37-5 
31-2 

0 

I3.- 
38-4 
27-4 
40-8 
30-6 
26-3 
.    31-2 
300 
32-6 
33-2 
31-0 
26-8 
28-7 
32-3 
31-1 
25-7 
28-7 
21-2 
33-8 
330 
32-8 
28-3 
29-6 
33-3 
30-5 
360 
340 
36-7 
34-0 
32-0 
31-0 

31-6 
39-2 
39-7 
41-9 
44-3 
30-9 
40-7 
39-0 
39-8 
33-4 
.39-7 
34-0 
38-7 
43-6 
.32-8 
34-7 
35-4 
36-3 
35-7 
38-7 
41-7 
35-3 
34-8 
35-7 
47-0 
36-2 
43-8 
37-8 
45-7 
42-7 
38-4 

13-7 
4-0 
27-2 
26-1 
30-2 
22-0 
24-0 
25-7 
22-6 
30-2 
30-8 
23-3 
22-0 
24-0 
19-2 
22-6 
20-5 
21-0 
16-2 
190 
29-1 
27-4 
26-7 
28-2 
30-3 
29-7 
30-3 
30-0 
33-6 
32-0 
29-0 

N. 

s.w. 

N.E. 

N.E. 
S.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

N. 

N. 

S. 
N  W' 

N. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

S. 
N.W. 

N. 

W. 

N. 

N.E. 

N. 

N. 

N.E. 

S.E. 

N.W. 

S. 
S.W. 
N.W. 

N. 

21 
1 

12 
3 
9 

20 
12 
7 
11 

12 

24 

14 

3 

3 

13 

4 

8 

22 

1 

16 

10 

12 

24 

9 

23 

7 

5 

16 

14 

11 

N.W. 
S.W. 

N. 

S. 

w. 
w. 

N. 

N. 
N.W. 

S. 
N. 

N.W. 
N. 
N. 

•N. 
N. 
S.E. 
N. 
N. 
E. 
N. 
N. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
N.W. 
S.E. 
W. 
N. 
N. 

6 

25 

11 

14 

23 

16 

7 

7 

3 

9 

15 

8 

4 

11 

12 

7 

21 

18 

19 

4 

9 

11 

19 

19 

12 

15 

8 

17 

10 

16 

9' 

in. 
0-60 

0-19 
0-25 
0-02 

S. 
004 

in. 

0-71 
0-02 
0-08 

9 
10 
10 
10 

5 
10 

K. 
K.S. 
K.N. 

N. 

K. 
K  N. 

1 

10 
10 
10 

6 
10 

K.S. 

2 

N 

3 

4 

K.N 

fog. 
K. 

5 

4  C.K. 

6 

7 

6 

C.S. 

K. 

8 

1 '  s. 

9 

10 

0-16 
0-02 

3 
10 
10 

2 

K.S. 

K.S. 

N. 
K. 

10 

10 
10 

K.S. 

fog. 

N. 

11 

12 

1 
1 

13 

1 

1 

c.s. 

14 

1 

■■■■l " 

1,  w  s 

15 

16 

8 

C.K. 

cs. 

.... 

4 

C.S. 

2 

10 
2 

1 

8 

K  S 

17 

18 

0-28 

0-05 

n-ifi 

■) 

4 
3 
4 

K.S. 

K. 

K.S. 

N. 
KS 

19 

-  -| 

1       .1 

4 

7 

c.s. 
c.s. 

K 

20 

K  S 

21.... 

10 
10 
10 
10 

7 
10 

4 
10 

10 

3 
2 

9 

S. 
N. 
N. 
N. 
K. 
S. 
K. 
K. 

S. 

K.S. 
K. 

K. 

22. . . . 

0-08 
0-04 

0-09; 

0-04 
0-03 

10 

9 

7 

10 

10 

10 

9 

N 

23 

s 

24... 

K.S 

25 

s 

26 

0-01 

1-32 

N. 

27 

2S 

3 

C.K. 

8 

C.K. 

K.N. 

29 

0-83 

2 

C.S. 

.30 

RS 

<> 

C.S. 

TC 

31 

29-22    29-,32 

9     K 

""i""  \r" 

536 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER  REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Halifax,  Nova  Scotia — April,  1909. 


Day. 


10.. 

11.. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

20. 

21. 

22. 

23. 

24. 

26. 

26. 

27. 

28. 

29. 

30. 


Phesbtjre 

AT  32°. 


in. 

29-53 
29-91 
29-83 
28-96 
29-57 
30-11 
29-75 
29-39 
29-78 
29-96 
30-12 
30-56 
30-41 
30-27 


in. 

29-75 
29-94 
29-28 
29-19 
29-99 
29-99 
29-54 
29-51 
29-59 
29-83 
30-35 
30-43 
30-33 
30-25 


30-18  29 

30-09  30-23 

30-34  30-12 

30-08  30-11 

29-81  29-61 

29-76  30-10 

30-25  30-24 
29-66 


29-96 
29-83 
29-71 
30-20 
29-85 
29-97 
29-93 
29-95 
30-07 


29-61 
29-89 
30-09 
29-90 
29-95 
29-86 
30-06 
30-03 


AiH  Temperature. 


23-7 

31-8 

33-4 

33-8 

31-0 

34-3 

42-0 

41-2 

42-4 

37 -S 

33-3 

33-0 

46-3 

53-3 

55-0 

35-9 

401 

35-0 

38-9 

39-9 

.38-9 

38-6 

46-7 

45-9 

32-7 

33-2 

38-2 

37-4 

30 

33-1 


03 


26-1 
30-7 
32-0 
33-6 
29-7 
37-8 
36-2 
37-9 
33-0 
32-8 
28-9 
35-0 
45-1 
48-7 
46 -2i 
36-2 
32-8 
35-3 
37-8 
39-1 
32-2 
43-5 
40-9 
37-9 
36-7 
33-4 
39-8 
36-1 
30-3 
35-2 


31-4 
44-0 
38-8 
36-5 
35-6 
46-3 
48-8 
52-7 
52-0 
42-9 
38-8 
45-3 
61-7 
59-4 
57-6 
47-2 
43-6 
43-4 
49-2 
45-9 
47-6 
47-4 
63-4 
52-9 
43-3 
27-3 
49-1 
43-1 
36-3 
45-4 


.3 
S 


20-6 

22-0 

22-2 

31-4 

29-4 

24-1 

35-9 

35-7 

33-0 

32-7 

27-2 

21-7 

31-2 

44-0 

45-3 

33-1 

29-1 

32-3 

34-8 

37-2 

30-0 

31-8 

36 

37-8 

28-2 

29-6 

30-9 

26-6 

30-2 

27-2 


HUMID- 

mr. 


93 
94 
64 
91 
89 
78 
99 
92 
29 
77 
67 
92 
76 
70 
77 
83 
62 


94     94 


85     84 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


N. 

N. 
S.E. 

S. 
N.E. 

N. 

W. 

W. 
N.W. 

W. 

N. 

N. 
N.W. 

W. 

W. 
N.E. 

S. 
S.E. 

S. 
N.E. 

E. 

S. 

S. 

N. 

N. 
S.E. 

N. 
S.E. 

N. 

N. 


8  p.m. 


23 
12 

3 
30 
24 

4 

6 
14 
23 
27 
14 

4 
12 
20 
13 
13 

8 

3 
-  3 
19 

6 
16 
14 

9 
19 
24 

7 

9 
18 
10 


N. 
N.W. 

E. 

N. 

N.E. 

W. 

S. 
N.W. 

S. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

W. 

W. 

W. 

W. 

N. 

S.E. 

s.w. 

s. 

N.E. 
S.E. 
W. 
E. 
N. 
W. 
E. 
N. 
E. 
N. 
W. 


4 

31 

19 

15 

10 

8 

28 

6 

13 

10 

17 

18 

14 

24 

4 

20 

15 

13 

3 

5 

7 

7 

8 

5 

7 

9 

1 

11 
5 


Precipi- 
tation. 


0-28 
0-12 


m. 
0-05 


0-07 
R 

0-31 


0-06 


0-01 


R. 


0-20 

s. 


..,0-03 

! 
0-02].... 

..!o-02 


0-24 
0-08 
0-19 


0-21 


0-59 
0-34 


0-86 


0-29 


0-02 


R. 


RS. 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


Upper.         Lower. 


C.S. 


C.S. 


C.S. 


C.S. 


K. 


8  p.m. 


Upper.         Lower 


K.S. 
K. 

K.S. 


M 


fog. 

K. 

fog. 


3     K. 


10 


K. 
K. 

K.N. 


S. 

fog. 

K. 

K.S. 

S. 


K. 


K.N. 
K. 
K.S. 

N. 


O.K. 


N. 

K. 

K. 
K.S. 

fog. 

K. 

K.N. 
K.S. 


K.S. 

K.N. 

K.S. 

K.N. 

K.S. 

fog. 

K.S. 


10 


10 


S. 

N. 


S. 
K.S. 


N. 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Halifax,  Nova  Scotia— May,  1909. 


537 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 

Air  Temperature. 

Humid- 
ity. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

Clouds. 

S 

00 

00 

a 

00 

S 
d 

00 

i 

i 

1 
a 

S 
si 

00 

73 
100 
63 
83 
93 
92 
63 
69 
60 
94 
94 
71 
35 
47 
74 
63 
60 
87 
93 
82 
69 
73 
99 
93 

68; 

45 
63 
74 
96 
93 
68 

1 

S 
d 

00 

j    98 
80 

!    .76 
97 
84 
77 
73 
95 
92 
92 
100 
46 
72 
82 
78 
72 
77 
96 
76 
83 

8  a.m. 

8  p. 

m. 

a 

03 
.00 

in. 

1-68 

a 

d 

00 

in. 
0-48 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

> 

t 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

*3 

a 
< 

■d 

B 

a 
< 

-6 

a 

a 

■d 
c 

a 
< 

i 

1 

2 

in. 
29-98 
29-60 
29-95 
30-07 
29-79 
29-77 
29-93 
30  03 
30- 14 
29-95 
29-82 
29-58 
29-62 
29-77 
29-55 
29-74 
29-80 
29-84 
30-00 
30-20 
30-25 
30-22 
29-84 
29-23 
29-81 
29-98 
30-06 
29-95 
29-47 
29-23 

29-46 

i 

in. 

29-81 
29-83 
30-08 
29-87 
29-92 
29-69 
30  01 
30-06 
30  08 
29-90 
29-63 
29-70 
29-73 
29-68 
29-64 
29-87 
29-81 
29-90 
30- 12 
30-22 
30-26 
30-09 
29-49 
29-53 
29-95 
30-03 
30-01 
29-70 
29-32 
29-31 
29-50 

o 

39-8 

47-7 

49-4 

44-3 

48-6 

46-7 

47-9 

47-4 

53-8 

51-6 

48-1 

49-6 

530 

56-8 

51-3 

50-3 

50-8 

45-9 

43-7 

44-9 

46-0 

46-0 

45-2 

42-9 

46-9 

53-5 

57-5 

49-0 

48-7 

45-8 

57-8 

0 

350 

39-2 

39-6 

41-4 

45-0 

45-8 

43-6 

37-8 

44-3 

49-9 

53-7 

50-9 

46-4 

49-9 

49-7 

41-4 

47-8 

41-4 

43-4 

42-9 

42-9 

41-8 

44-8 

42-3 

44-7 

49-0 

46-3 

50-6 

45-9 

49-0 

51-7 

o 

42-3 

60-0 

56-9 

50-8 

64-8 

55-3 

60-4 

49-5 

59- 1 

69-7 

56-6 

60-5 

61-3 

71-2 

57-7 

57-0 

51-2 

48-6 

.53-8 

52-7 

53-2 

.52-9 

47-2 

47-1 

52-5 

61-8 

62-0 

60-7 

51-2 

50-2 

64-3 

o 

.33-4 

.34-3 

.34-9 

34-1 

41-1 

40-0 

38-8 

37-8 

31-2 

40-3 

45-1 

46-4 

410 

38-6 

42-6 

40-9 

34-6 

41-2 

40-0 

39-3 

41-7 

37-4 

.38 -i 

42-0 

38-2 

38-1 

38-3 

38-2 

45-5 

44-4 

48-7 

S.E. 

W. 

s.w. 

s. 

N.W. 
S.W. 

N. 

S. 

N. 

S.W. 

s. 

N. 
N.W. 

N. 

S. 

N. 

N. 

N.E. 
S.E. 

s_ 

13 
16 
23 
10 
11 
9 
12 
5 
2 
6 
6 
28 
25 
U 
8 
17 
12 
3 
9 
4 
4 
7 
19 
20 
16 
12 
8 
4 
25 
11 
15 

S.E. 
W. 
W. 

s. 

N.W. 

N. 

W. 

S. 
S.W. 

w. 

S.W. 

N.W, 

N. 

N. 

N. 

N.E. 
N.E. 

S. 
S.E. 

W. 

S.I 

s. 

N.E. 
N.E. 

N. 
N.W. 

S. 

S.E. 
N.E. 

N. 

N. 

9 
9 
10 
11 
7 
10 
11 
2 
10 
14 
11 
13 
4 
3 
9 
6 
5 
4 
8 
3 
6 
7 

29 

30 

■  2 

10 
5 

16 
3 

20 
9 

3 

i 

C.S. 

5 
10 

K.S. 
K.N. 

1 
ic 

N. 

3 

'       2 
10 

K  S 

4 

009 
0-06 

0-09 

1 

4 
10 
10 

K.S. 
K.N. 

K.N. 

fog. 

N. 

5 

1 

6 
4 

6 

K.N. 

7 

6 

c.s. 

10 

K  S 

S 

9 

C.K. 

9 

5 

.... 

C.S. 

3 

3 
4 
6 

4 

K  S 

10 

001 
0-36 

0-06 

10 
10 

6 

fog. 
fog. 
K. 

fog. 

11 

K. 

fog. 

12 

N. 

13 

14 

0-01 

0-01 

4 

6 

7 
2 
2 

c  s 

10 

4 

3 

6 
4 

10 
9 
10 
5 
10 
10 
10 

K.N. 

K  S 

15 

16 

C.K. 

K. 

C.S. 
C.K. 

7 

C.K. 

17 

2 

10 

4 
6 

10 
10 

K.S. 

K. 

N. 
fog. 

K.N. 
K. 

K  S 

18 

0-04 
R. 

0-05 

1 

fog. 

19 

N. 
K.N. 

K  .S 

20 

' 

21 

90  i     E. 

K 

22 

1 
98 

91 

79 

74 

61 

79 

95 

95 

89 

79 

s. 

S.E. 
N.E. 

N. 

N. 

s. 

S. 
S.E. 

N. 
N. 

5 

C.S. 

K  S 

23 

0-92 

1-81 
9-08 

10 
10 

K.N. 

N. 
K. 
K 

24 

N. 

25 

3 
3 

4 

C.S.i 
K. 

K. 

26 

5 

3 

2 

K. 

C.S. 
K. 

27 

28 

....  ( 
0-20  ( 
0-03  ( 
B-OK 

)-26 
)-01 
)-03 
)-01 

4 
4 

C.S. 
K 

10 

4 
6 

10 
10 

N 

29 

10 

4 
6 

N. 

N. 
tog. 

S. 

30 

fog. 

K  N 

31 

4 

K. 

K  N 

538 


METEOROLOWICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR   THE   YEAR   1009. 
Halifax,  Nova  Scotia — June,  1909. 


Presstjhe 

AT  32°. 

Air  Temperature. 

HUMID- 
ITY. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

Clouds. 

Day. 

a 

s 

00 

a 

d 

00 

a 

00 

a 

d 

00 

03 

i 

a 

03 

OO 

76 
55 
67 
41 
60 
91 
83 
39 
35 
41 
93 
73 
74 
97 
86 
50 
56 
100 
69 
77 
82 
72 
82 
66 
86 
80 
57 
56 
81 
65 

a 

d 

OO 

71 
78 
62 
69 
86 
94 
45 
63 
66 
78 
83 
86 
91 
94 
88 
69 
93 
97 
89 
90 
88 
77 
79 
94 
77 
64 
82 
82 
81 
92 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

a 

C3 
00 

a 

8 

a.m. 

8p 

.m. 

'J 

s 

% 

K* 

a 

> 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

a 
< 

-d 
n 

a 

■6 

a 

1 

a 
< 

■d 
c 

3 

1 

in. 

29-59 
29-94 
29-63 
29-90 
29-92 
29-89 
29-88 
29-98 
30-07 
30-16 
29-68 
29-74 
29-97 
29-82 
29-76 
30-04 
30-15 
29-73 
29-93 
30-04 
29-84 
29-71 
29-64 
29-79 
29-65 
29-68 
29-85 
29-83 
29-49 
29-82 

in. 

29-86 
29-76 
29-72 
29-91 
29-90 
29-87 
29-96 
30-03 
30- 13 
29-98i 
29-66 
29-81 
29-98 
29-76 
29-86 
30-09 
30-01 
29-72 
30-04 
29-90 
29-79 
29-69 
29-67 
29-71 
29-62 
29-73 
29-89 
29-69 
29-72 
29-78 

o 

47-9 
525 
.   64-8 
62-2 
57-6 
490 
55-1 
55-3 
65-9 
62-6 
.55-8 
65-0 
62-0 
52-9 
60-2 
67-8 
65-9 
55-3 
57-8 
58-7 
60-9 
69-3 
67-2 
57-8 
64-8 
71-3 
72-7 
74-8 
62-3 
62-8 

o 

43-8 
49-3 
.56-0 
54-0 
45-9 
48-4 
48-8 
50-7 
56-7 
49-8 
.55-2 
57-3 
50-8 
56-9 
60-1 
57-3 
51-8 
52-6 
48-8 
53-3 
56-9 
65-7 
68-4 
52-8 
67-9 
71-8 
65-6 
66-9 
53-7 
55-0 

53-9 
65-3 
66-3 
64-5 
61-8 
50-7 
62-4 
66-8 
73-6 
73-7 
75-3 
81-8 
63-9 
62-5 
74-3 
80-2 
70-6 
62-0 
68-2 
68-8 
80-3 
85-3 
77-2 
69-8 
90-3 
94-4 
83-7 
87-0 
67-7 
73-3 

43-3 
36-2 
47-6 
39-8 
41-1 

42-1 

1 
47-7 

41-0 

40-2 

41-3: 

42-4 

51-7 

49-2 

50-1 

52-6 

50-2 

48-6 

51-1 

47-4 

45-6 

50-0 

52-2 

01-9 

49-3 

51-2 

62-2 

58-3 

56-9 

53-7 

47-8 

N.E. 

N. 

W. 

N. 

S. 

S. 
N.E. 

N. 

N. 
N.W. 

N. 
N.W. 

S. 

s. 

N.W. 

N. 

W. 
S.W. 

w. 

S.W. 

N.W. 

N. 
N. 
S. 
N. 
N. 
N. 
N. 
N. 
N. 

17 

13 

8 

10 

4 

6 

7 

15 

10 

8 

10 

5 

6 

6 

6 

S 

10 

17 

12 

IS 

10 

3 

1 

9 

3 

1 

11 
6 
7 
10 

N. 
W. 
N. 
N.W. 
S. 

s. 

N. 

N. 

N. 
S.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
S.W. 
N.W. 

N. 
N.W. 

S. 
S.W. 

W. 

w. 

S.W. 
N. 

N. 
S.W. 
N.W. 

N. 

N. 

N.E. 
N.E. 

N. 

17 

6 

12 

3 

4 

1 

8 

4 

6 

6 

4 

6 

5 

3 

7 

12 

10 

10 

14 

10 

5 

4 

2 

7 

14 

9 

6 

10 

19 

4 

in. 
0-05 

in. 

10 

K.N 

9 

4 

6 

K. 
C.K. 

8 

K.S 

3   

4 

1 
6 

K. 

C.S. 
C.K 

4 

5 

8 
10 
10 

K. 

S. 
K.N. 

6 

6   C.K. 

10 
3 

S. 

7 

8 

2 
4 
6 

K. 

C.S. 
C.S. 

1 
3 

.... 
6 

C.S. 
K. 

C.S. 

9 

.«. . . 
10 

K.S. 

10 

10 

10 

3 

4 
6 

6 

K.S. 

11     ... 

0-35 

12..    .    . 

6 
6 

C.S. 

K.S. 

13 

C.S. 

10 

tog. 

2 
2 

C.S. 
C.K. 

K. 

14  

0-10 

0-13 

K.S. 

15 

8 
7 
2 

K. 
C.S. 

fog. 
K. 

16 

17 

C.S. 

10 

3 

7 

K.S. 

18 

0-04 

0-18 

10 

fog. 

S. 

19 

fog. 

20     . 

6 

8 
7 

C.S. 
C.K. 

C.S. 

10 

K.N. 

5 

5 

3 

4 

C.S. 

C.K. 

C.K. 
K. 

21 

22 

0-02 

23  

0-04 

9 

K 

24  

'       4 

C.S. 

10  K.N. 

25 

0-01 

2 

K.S. 

26 

8 
2 
8 

C.K. 

27 

C.S. 
C.K. 

8 

C.S. 

10 

28  . . .    . 

....  0-01 
0-11:003 
..0-02 

K.N. 

29 

10 

K.N. 

6 

4 

K. 
K. 

30 

4 

K. 

i 

■    1 

MFyi'KOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR   THE   YEAR   1909. 
Halifax,  Nova  Scotia — July,  1909. 


539 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 


D^Y. 


in 

29-45 
29-52 
29-35 
29-61 
29-79 
29-90 
29-86 
29-51 
29-90 
30-12 
30-07 
29-85 
29-59 
29-78 
29-98 
29-91 
29-57 
29-75 
29-^5 
3011 
30  06 
30-04 
29-97 
29-91 
29-81 
29-87 
29-94 
29-99 
29-83 
29-54 
29-73 


Air  Temperature. 


53 
64 
60 
56 
63 
62 
55 
55 
61 
65 
63 
59 
63 
65 
67 
64 
57 
68 
59 
60 
62 
64 
62 
65 
64 
69 
72 
68 
71 
59 
70 


50-8 

56-6 

52-6 

55 

57-9 

57-9 

50-8 

50-2 

56-2 

56-9 

60-4 

,58-2 

60-2 

68-9 

62-6 

54-6 

58-Oi 

59-2 

60-0 

57-6 

61-6 

58-9 

60-9 

65-7 

57-3 

66-4 

62-7 

68-2 

61-1 

62-8 

62-1 


66-4 

71-8 

6O-5; 

67-9 

74-8 

75-4 

64-9| 

56-4| 

75-7 

83-9 

74-6 

69-7 

72-0 

85-3 

83-7 

68-4 

65-8 

82-8 

69-2 

66-3 

67-4 

72-2 

72-8 

71-6i 

76-4 

82-7 

86-3 

87-1 

85-6 

79-8 

81-2 

1 

50-8 
44-9 
48-2 
49-6 
47-2 
47-1 
50-3 
50-0 
50-9 
47-3 
52-9 
55-5 
57-7 
57-6 
55-2 
51-6 
53-8 
55-7 
55-6 
55-3 
55-2 
52-2 
58-4 
60-3 
57-3 
55-0 
60-0 
57-8 
59-1 
56-3 
60-1 


Humid- 
ity. 


92 
64 

72 
87 
68 
59 
94 
87 
72 
73 
69 
90 

100 
871 
721 
78| 
97 
80 

100 
98 


97 
97 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


I 


S.W 

N. 

S. 
N.W 

N. 
N.W 
S.W. 

E. 
N.W 

N. 
S.W. 

s. 

S.W. 

N.W.' 
N.E. 

S. 

S. 
N.W. 

S. 

s. 

N.E. 
N. 
S. 
97i;  S.W. 


96 

93 

S.W. 

74 

75 

N.W. 

76 

85 

W. 

84 

77 

N.W. 

82 

85 

W. 

96 

95 

W. 

67 

77 

N. 

S.E. 
N. 
S. 
W. 
N. 
HI    w. 
7|  S.W. 
10'  N.W. 

9'    S. 


W. 
S.W. 

s. 

9   S.W. 

6     N. 


N.W. 

S. 
N.W. 
W. 

s. 
w. 

N. 
S. 

s. 

s.w. 
w. 

N.W. 

S.w. 

N.W. 

W. 
S.W. 

N. 


12 

5 

8 

7 

5 

13 

4 

26 

4 

18 

12 

7 

13 

15 

13 

13 

5 

5 

3 

4 

3 

7 

6 

21 

12 

11 

9 

6 

15 


PREapi- 

T.4TION. 


00        CO 

in.  I  in. 
R 


0-01 


0-07 


0-13 


0-96 


R. 
001 


0-04 


0-26 


0-07 


0-03  i 

I 
0-01 


002 


001 


0-04 
0-04 


0-04 
1-02  005 
0-09 


0-04 
0-10 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


Upper.         Lower.         Upper.         Lower 


M 


41    K. 


K. 
K. 


C.S. 

K. 

C.S. 


C.S. 
K. 

O.K. 

C.S. 


8  p.m. 


B 


10 


10 


K. 


10     K. 


K.N 
K.N. 

K.S. 


4    fog 

6|    N. 
4     fog 


C.S. 


K. 

C. 

C.S. 


K. 


C.S. 
C.K, 


C.S. 


10 


N. 
fog 


fog 

K.N, 
fog 


fog 

K.N 

fog 

K. 


K. 


C.K. 
K. 


10 


fog 


K.  N. 


K. 
K. 


K. 

C.S. 
K. 


4     K. 


C.S. 

C.S. 
K. 


C.S. 

K. 

C.S. 


8 

K. 

4 
6 

K.S. 
fog 

10 

N. 

4|  K. 

4  N. 

6|  fog 

10  fog 


10     fog 


N. 
fog 
N. 
fog 

K.S. 

N. 
fog 

fog 
K.N. 


51  K.  S. 


4!    fog 


540 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES. 
DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Halifax,  Nova  Scotia — August,  1909. 


D.4Y. 


3.. 

4., 

.5.. 

6.. 

7.. 

8.. 

9.. 
10.. 
11.. 
12.. 
13.. 
14.. 
15.. 
10.  , 
17.. 
IS.. 
19.. 
20.. 
21.. 
22. . 
23. 
24. 

25. 

26. 

27. 

28. 

29. 

30. 

31. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 


in. 

29-85 
30-08 
30-27 
30  13 
30-03 
29-97 
29-96 
29-89 
29-67 
29-59 
29-55 
29-89 
30-02 
30-16 
30-11 
29-95 
29-82 
29-51 
29-40 
29-67 
29-89 
30-04 
29-90 
29-95 
29-99 
29-84 
29-52 
29-76 
29-87 
29-82 
30-21 


in. 

29-98 
30-20 
30-20 
30-04 
29-99 
29-96 
29-96 
29-76 
29-58 
29-49 
29-74 
29-98 
30  09 
30-15 
30  01 
29-89 
29-77 
29-47 
29-48 
29-79 
29-97 
30  00 
29-82 
30-08 
29-82 
29-69 
29-58 
29-84 
-29-76 
30-02 
30-20 


Air  Temperature. 


67-2 

66-4 

67-7 

73-8 

67-3 

68-9 

67-4 

64  0 

710 

64-2 

57-2 

61-0 

62-9 

55-6 

61-3 

68-2 

62 

64-3 

65-2 

69-8 

64-9 

62-6 

60-3 

64-4 

61-3 

62-0 

65-1 

62-8 

66 

65-8 

55-6 


03 
S 


59-1 

60-8 

61-2| 

64-2 

60-1 

62-7 

61-2 

68-8 

66-7 

59-7 

53-3 

54-7 

56-9 

54 

56-3 

55-8 

60-1 

64-7 

62-5 

62-9 

66-7 

63-2 

62-6 

58-6 

62-2 

61-9 

59-2 

61-9 

62-7 

53 -91 

48-8 


78-2 
79-4 
82-4 
87-7 
84-3 
72-2 
81-2 
87-4 
80-4 
67-2 
59-4 
73-7 
75-4 
70-2 
77-5 
75-4 
67-7 


81-2j 
79-2' 
73-0 
77-3 
75-3 
67-8 
66-2 
72-71 
67-9 
77-7| 
69-2 
68-9 


HUMID- 

mr. 


52-8 

48-7 

49-4 

50-4 

50-0 

58-9 

60 

57-7 

61-2 

593 

52-6 

51-5 

51-0 

47-5 

49-8 

49-3 

54-1 

59-5 

62-0 

61-1 

59-6 

58-4 

54-1 

56-7 

53-2 

59-1 

59-0 

56-2 

56-5 

53-9 

44-7 


Winds. 


58 
67 
74 
56 
64- 


90 
86 
92 

87 
72 
80 
98 
82 
56 
85 
100 
99 
87 
96 
87 
81 
67 
87 
91 
84 
85 
76 
69 
60 


8  a.m. 


N. 
N. 
S. 
N. 
N. 
S.W. 

w. 

S.W. 

W. 

S.W. 

E. 

N. 

N.W. 

S. 

c. 

N.E. 

E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

s. 

W. 

N.E. 

N. 

N. 

W. 

E. 
N.W 

N. 
N.W 
N.W 
N.E, 


8  p.m. 


N. 

N. 

N.W. 

W. 

w. 
s. 
w. 
w. 

N.E, 

E. 
N.E. 

S. 

S. 

c. 

S.W. 

S.E. 

S.E. 

S. 

w. 

S.W. 

N.E 

N. 

N. 
N.E. 

N. 
S.W. 

w. 

N. 
S.W. 

N. 
S.W. 


Precipi- 
tation. 


0-03 


003 


R. 


0-41 


0-10 
0-67 
002 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


Upper. 


0-01 


Ml 
0-10 


0r49 


0-38 
0-02 

R. 


0-01 


M 


C.S. 


Lower. 


M 


Upper. 


•a 
.5 


C. 


10 


K.N. 
K.N. 


C.  K, 


C.S. 
C.K 


K. 
K.N. 
K.N 

K. 

K. 


Lower. 


K.N. 

I 

N.    I 
K.N 


K.S. 
K. 


10  K.S. 


K.N 
K. 
K. 


C. 
C.K. 


C.K. 


K. 
K.S. 
K.S. 

K. 

K.N. 
10' K.N. 


K.S. 


K.S. 

S. 
N. 
S. 


K.S. 
K. 


K.S. 
K.S. 
K. 

K. 


C. 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR   THE   YEAR   1009. 
Halifax,  Nova  Scotia — September,  1909. 


541 


Fbebsure 

AT  32°. 


30  10 
29-65 
29-87 
30-12 
29-89 
29-73 
3004 
30- 17 
30-13 
30-25 
29-98 
30-18 
30-20 
30-17 
30-35 
30- 12 
29-95 
29-94 
30-34 
30-42 
30-26 
30- 19 
30-05 
29-98 
30  03 
30  17 
30- 15 
30- 17 
29-99 
29-72 


in. 

29-73 
29-68 
29-98 
30-09 
29-62 
29-95 
30  06 
30  09 
30-21 
30- 15 
29-94 
30-27 
30  09 
30-281 
3O-25I 
3O-O0I 
i-90: 
30-U 
30-41 
30-31 
30-19 
30  07 
29-97 
29-99 
30  09 
30- 16 
30-16 
30-11 
29-87 
29-62 


Air  Temperatdre. 


62-6 

630 

57-2 

611 

64-3 

52-6 

56-7 

57-6 

57-6 

58-8 

63 

55-9 

53-7 

54-1 

56-9 

59-7 

61-3 

62-5 

53-2 

49-9 

55-6 

48-6 

60-9 

66-5 

69-7: 

63-7 

60,0 

60-3 

61-6, 

65-7 


62-6 

58-8 

56-7 

59-9 

66-1 

50-6 

55-8 

56 

54-1 

58-7 

61-4 

49-7 

52-9 

59 

55-6 

50-5 

62-9 

53-8 

47-6 

52-3 

52-9 

57-8 

65-9 

66-7 

63-7 

62-8 

60-9 

58-8 

60-8 

64-7 


65-2 
66-5 
71-9 
75-3 
75- 1 
66-2 
69-7 
70-3 
68-5 
62-9 
66-5 
66-5 
70-3 
71-2 
67-2 
66-4 
70-8 
69-3 
63-1 
67-1 
70-7 
72-3 
76-4 
77-9 
78-8 
68-7 
63-2 
61-7 
65-1 
67-0 


45-9 
58-4 
48-6 
48-0 
58-0 
50-2 
41-0 
48-2 
52-8 
53-2 
580 
49-1 
41-3 
47-0 
53-1 
50-3 
46-1 
53-6 
44-9 
36-4 
44-2 
43-0 
56-8 
64-3 
63-0 
601 
59-2 
58-4 
58-4 
60-4 


Humid- 
ity. 


Winds. 


S  a.m.         8  p.m. 


97 
96 
89 
96 
96 
83 
88 
94 
83 
94 
95 
96 
97 
87 
94 

961 

I 
97 1 

89 

83 

93 

95 

92 

95 

96 

94 

98 

97 

94 

96 

100 


S.W. 

w. 

N.W. 

S. 
S.W. 
N.W. 

w. 

S.E. 
N.E. 
S.E. 
S.W. 

E. 

S.W. 
N.E. 

C. 
S.W. 

N.    j 

N. 
N.E.  \ 

C.    [ 
N.W.j 

N.    ; 
S.W.  ] 

W. 
S.W. 

S.E. 
S.E. 

S.E. 

S. 
S.W. 


.a 
a 


s. 

N.W. 
W. 

S.W., 

S.W. 

N.W 

W. 

w. 

E. 
S.W. 

N.E 
S.W. 

W. 

E. 

S. 

S. 

w. 

N.E. 

E. 

W. 

C. 
N.W 

W. 

W. 

W. 

S.E. 

S.E. 

S.E. 

S. 
N.W 


Precipi- 
tation. 


in.    in, 
0-38 


1-33 
0-01 


0-15 


0-12 


0-31 


0-06 


010 


R. 


R. 

1-39 


0-01 


0-01 
0-05 


0-01 
0-19 
R. 
0-29 
1-46  0-06 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


Upper.         Lower. 


C.S. 


C.S. 


C.S. 


10 


10 


C.K. 


8 
6 

I  10 
'  5 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 


M 


8  p.m. 


Upper.         Lower. 


K. 

N. 


K.N 


K.S. 
K. 

K.N. 

N. 


M 


6   C.S. 


K.S. 
K. 
K. 


K. 
K. 


S. 
K. 
S. 
N. 
S. 
K.N. 
N. 


C.S. 


10 


N. 
K. 


N. 


10 


4  K.S. 


10     S. 


10 


6 

K. 

10 

K.N 

6 

K. 

5 

K. 

10 

K.N 

10 

N. 

10 

K.N 

10 

N. 

10 

542 


METKOBOLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY  WEATHER  REPORTS  FOR  THE  YEAR  1909. 
Halifax,  Nova  Scotia — -October,  1909. 


1 
Pbesscre   1 

AT  32°. 

Air  Temperature. 

Humid- 
ity. 

Winds. 

Pbecipi-' 

TATION. 

Clouds. 

Day. 

a 

00 

e 

a 

00 

B 

00 

s 

d 

00 

i 

i 

00 

B 
6. 

00 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

B 

00 

in. 
0-01 

0-U 

6 
d 

QO 

in. 

8 

a.m.                              8  p.m. 

i 

i 

■3 
> 

Upper. 

1 
Lower,     j     Upper. 

Lower. 

B 
< 

■6 

c 

s 

< 

5 

< 

2 

I!   1 

1 

in. 

29-62 
29-56 
29-73 
3001 
3007 
29-95 
29-80 
30-07 
30-06 
30-19 
30-06 
29-59 
29-61 
29-61 

in. 

29-59 
29-57 
29-88 
30  06 
29-99 
29-81 
29-91 
30  02 
30-14 
30-13 
29-82 
29-67 
29-50 
29-81 

e 

58-2 
53-9 
50-6 
52-6 
49-9 
,56-2 
58-9 
52-8 
60-0 
57-1 
56-8 
61-6 
63-3 
45-8 
51-2 
49-6 
44-6 
44-0 
39-9 
39-0 
40-0 
50-7 
51-7 
I    48-2 
60-3 
44-0 
44-0 
50-8 
40-0 
33-0 
34-b 

o 

51-2 
49-7 
49-9 
48-8 
54-0 
54-8 
52-7 
54-1 
60-9 
57-8 
58-0 
58-2 
54-2 
42-4 
59-4 
44-0 
41-2 
41-3 
37-7 
36-?' 
32-8 
54-0 
47-2 
55-5 
56-9 
42-3 
48-4 
50-2 
37-4 
-34-2 
300 

o 

65  6 
59-9 
57-4 
58-7 
66-8 
66-8 
69-3 
67-4 
74-2 
61-6 
61-2 
64-8 
65-4 
54-8 
59-6 
61-2 
53-3 
51-8 
47-3 
42-2 
47-8 
54-8 
57-7 
61-2 
60-4 
57-1 
.56-3 
56-3 
50-3 
37-8 
.39-8 

50-9 
45-2 
42-6 
480 
39-9 
45-2 
50-1 
38-8 
48-1 
50-3 
55-4 
.57-4 
53-8 
41-4 
38-8 
43-4 
40-4 
38-3 
37-4 
33-0 
32-1 
32-1 
47-2 
42-6 
53-3 
39-8 
39-7 
46-1 
37-1 
31-8 
29-8 

97 
90 
94 
86 
91 
77 
76 
87 
84 
98 
96 
98 
98 
79 
93 
84 
86 
68 
84 
81 
69 
86 
89 
97 
99 
82 
97 
97 
89 
91 
70 

90 
94 
93 
86 
83 
83 
82 
94 
91 
95 
95 

1 

97 
97 
83 
97 
84 
87 
87 
83 
80 
90 
96 
92 
98 
99 
90 
94 
99 
90 
83 
87 

s.w. 
w. 

N. 

N.E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

N. 

W. 
N.E. 
S.E. 
N.E. 
S.E. 
S.W. 
N.W. 
S.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.E. 

N. 
N.W. 
S.W. 
N.W. 
S.W. 
S.W 
N.W. 
N.W. 

W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

2 
1 
8 
11 
4 
8 
12 
2 
6 
6 
6 
1 

13 
19 
13 
10 
13 
21 
9 
11 
7 

20 

9 

7 

26 

19 

6 

6 

21 

12 

14 

N.W. 

N. 
N.E. 

N. 

N. 
N.W. 

E. 
N.W. 

N.E. 

S.E. 

E. 

N. 
N.W. 

W. 
S.W. 

w. 

N.W. 
N.W. 

N. 
N.W. 

W. 
S.W. 

W. 
S.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
S.W. 

W. 

W. 

N. 
N.W, 

7 
5 

10 

13 

11 

14 
5 
3 
9 
7 
3' 
3 

5 

28 
4 
7 
6 

16 
5 
7 

16 
5 
3 
5 
7 
9 

10 
8 

10 
8 

10 

K.N. 

2 

0-21 
0-20 

6 

C.K. 

9  K  N. 

3 

1 

K.S. 

4 

3 

C.K. 

5 

K." 

5 

6 

7 
6 
3 

1 

C  S. 

7 

c  s 

S 

9 

10 

8 

10 
10 
10 

1 

10 

10 
10 

1 
10 

4 
10 

s. 

11 

R. 
1-29 
0-26 
0-21 
0-03 
0-02 
0-02 

0-02 

0-09 
0-01 
0-50 

K. 

N. 

N. 

S. 

K.N. 

N. 

12 

S. 

13 

N. 

14 

K. 

15 

16 

1 
29-75    29-27 

29-44    29-58 

0-19 
0-02 

N. 

17 

18 

29-69 
29-90 
30-04 

29-74 
29-99 
30-10 

' 

1 

10 
10 

9 
10 

4 
10 
10 

5 

K.S. 

K. 

K.N. 

1 

K. 

19 

20 

30-22   3018 
30-24   30-21 

K. 

K. 

K.N. 

10 

S. 

21 

22 

30-00 
29-69 
29-87 
29-63 
20-59 
29-85 
29-65 
29-37 
29-52 
29-85 

29-75 
29-81 
29-85 
29-14 
29-76 
29-79 
29  37 
29-42 
29-69 
j  3002 

R. 
0-03 
0-22 
1-35 
0-20 

0-11 

0-61 
1-63 

10 

N. 

23 

2 

c.s. 

K. 

N. 
N. 
K. 

24 

10 
10 

1 

10 
10 
10 

N. 

25 

26 

27 

i       « 

CS. 

N. 
K. 

28 

0-01 

1 
0-04 

0-02 

10 
10 

8 
6 

K. 

K.N. 

K. 

K. 

K. 

29 

30 

31 

R. 
0-01 

.... 

K. 
K.N. 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


543 


DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
Halifax,  Nova  Scotia^November,  1909. 


Fbessube 
AT  32°. 


30-21 
30  18 
29-95 
29.52 
29-48 
29-88 
30-46 
30-53 
30-32 
30-44 
30-23 
30-00 
30-28 
30-41 
30-15 
29-83 
29-99 
29-43 
29-82 
30-13 
29-79 
30-01 
29-73 
3011 
30  09 
29-66 
30-17 
30-27 
29-79 
29-73 


30-21 
30-02 
29-70 
29-57 
29-67 
30-16 
30 -.58 
30-25 
30-47 
30-38 
30-07 
30-11 
30-38 
30-33 
29-81 
30-04 
29-42 
29-52 
30-05 
29-95 
29-68 
30-00 
29-77 
30-25 
29-82 
29-81 
30-27 
30-03 
29-74 
29-65 


Air  Te-mperature. 


33-8 
42-7 
57-8 
50-5 
43-9 
36-1 
35-8 
34-2 
37-6 
31-9 
37-9 
38-8 
38-4 
42-3 
36-0 
42-3 
34-0 
38. 6 
26-5 
30-0 
44-8 
38-9 
53-2 
37-1 
45-9 
50-9 
35-1 
36-3 
38-9 
28-9 


32-2 
52-3 
56-5 
41-3 
41-5 
33-9 
27-2 
43-0 
31-8 
33-0 
35-9 
38-7 
39-8 
39-2 
44-6 
32-3 
50-8 
33-7 
27-6 
43-9 
44-9 
38-3 
52-2 
34-6 
52-2 
50-8 
31-8 
37-8 
31-6 
30-3 


45-8 
53-6 
62-6 
57-3 
45-3 
41-7 
41-2 
49-2 
45-2 
41-8 
47-7 
48-4 
49-9 
45-7 
49-3 
48-9 
50-8 
53-4 

33-9 

1 
43 -9j 

54-8 

46-7 

57-3 

52-5 

541 

59-7 

50-9 

45-8 

40-4 

31-8 


24-9 

31-3 

48-0 

40-8 

40-2 

33-1 

26 

23-0 

31-4 

28-3 

31-8 

35-3 

35-4 

38-7 

28-4 

32-0 

31-2 

33-4 

24-6 

20  1 

43-7 

35-6 

37-9 

33-5 

34-2 

50-1 

31-2 

30-2 

30-8 

28-2 


Humid- 
ity. 


Winds. 


84 
91 
82 
98 
96 
88 
71 
71 
78 
78 
85 
79 
90 
82 
65 
53 
71 
91 
74 
89 


92 
89 
93 
97 
92 
79 
98 
78 
45 
78 
84 
81 
87 
87 
89 
77 
96 
-89 
79 
95 


8  p.m. 


.e     i  — 


94!    95 
I 
72 


95 
92 
95  97 
95!     94 

761  83 
57!  85 
91;     85 

84l     91 


N.  E. 
S. 

w. 

N.  W. 
N.  E. 
N.  W. 
N.  E. 

W. 
N.  E. 

N. 

N. 
N.  E. 
N.  E. 
N.  E. 

W. 
N.  E. 
S.E. 

W. 

N. 
S.W. 
N.  W, 
N.  E, 
S.W. 
N.  E, 

S.E. 
S.W. 
N.  E, 

S.E. 

E. 
N.  E 


19 


S.W. 

W. 
S.W. 

C. 

N. 

N. 

C. 

W. 
N.  E. 
N.  W. 

N. 
N.  E. 
N.  E. 
N.  E. 

W. 

N. 
S.W. 
N.  W. 
N.  W. 
S.W. 

w. 

S.E. 

S.W. 
E. 

S.E. 
N.E. 
N.  E. 

S.E. 
N,  E. 
N.  E. 


Precipi- 
tation 


R. 


R. 

0-85 
0-25  0-18 


0-16 


S. 
0-08 
0-01 


0-70 
0-06 


0-11 


0-02 

!l-08 


010 
0-35 


0-07  0-10 

I 

;0-16!0-09 

I 

0-15 


R. 


0-41 
006 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


Upper. 


Lower. 


« 


C.S. 
K. 


C.S. 
C.K 


K.S. 
K. 
K. 

N. 
K.N 


8  p.m. 


Upper.     I    Lower. 


K. 


K.S. 

K. 

K. 

K. 

K. 
K.N 

K. 

K. 
K.S. 

K. 

K. 


lOK.N 


K.N. 

S. 
Fog. 

K. 

K. 
K.N. 

K. 


W 


C.S. 


10 


5 

K. 

10 

S. 

6 

K.S. 

6 

K.N 

10 

K  N 

10 

K.N 

s. 


1  K.S. 


4     K. 
lol  K.S. 
10  K.S. 
1      K. 
10     N. 
lo|  K.N. 

K.S. 

K.N. 


K. 
K.N. 

K.N. 

N. 
N. 


K. 

K.N. 
K. 


544 


METEOROLOGICAL    TABLES, 


DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1!»09. 
Halifax,  Nova  Scotia — December,  1909. 


Day. 


1. 

2. 

3. 

i. 

5. 

6. 

7. 

8. 

9. 
10. 
11. 
12. 
13. 
14. 
1.5. 
16. 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20. 
21. 
22. 
23. 
24. 
25. 
26. 
27, 
2S 

29 
30 
31 


Pbessube 

AT  32° 


in. 

29-44 

29-71 

29-63 

29-43 

29-60 

29-78 

29-81 

29-47 

29-51 

29-64 

29-76 

30-19 

30-47 

30- 17 

29-44 

29-44 

29-43 

29-44 


in. 

29-52 
29-76 
29-46 
29-49 
29-71 
29-78 
29-75 
29-42 
29-60 
29-62 
29-96 
30-33 
30-43 
29-62 
29-44 
29-44 
29-48 
29-35 


29-46  29-58 

29-61  29-52 

29-50  29-47 

29-52  29-46 

29-36  29-30 

29-44  29-65 
29-71 


29-75 
29-44 
28-78 
29-47 
29-62 
29-02 
29-80 


28-72 
29-24 
29-52 
29-47 
29-34 
29-98 


Air  Temperature. 


31-7 
37-6 
37-3 
40-0 
39-1 
37-9 
36-4 
38-8 
32-9 
27-1 
20-0 
280 
20-3 
34-3 
37-0 
32-1 
31-3 
30-3 
24-4 
19-9 
26-9 
28-2 
22-0 
29-2 
18-8 
26-2 
23-9 
11-1 
7-3 
25-0 
12-3 


38-0 

38 

38-2 

37-7 

41-4 

37-0 

32-6 

34-6 

26-9 

28-9 

27-8 

23-9 

22-2 

38-1 

33-9 

32-5 

31-2 

25-2 

23-9 

230 

28-3 

25-7 

31-3 

26-2 

20-4i 

31-81 

I 

18-21 
70 
21-9 
20-4 
IM 


39-4 

41-9 

40-7 

42-2 

42-7 

41-7 

39 

46-4 

36-7 

37-8 

29-2 

30-9 

28-4 

38-3 

42-7 

386 

33-5 

38-0 

26-3 

26-8 

28-6 

31-7 

33-9 

32-3 

26-6 

33-2 

32-3 

25-8 

24-4 

25-4 

21-3 


28-6 
33-3 
35-5 
37-3 
37-2 
36 
32-6 
300 
26-5 
22-2 
19-4 
23-7 
18-7 
22-0 
32-6 
30-3 
28-6 
24-8 
22 
17-5 
230 
250 
16-9 
25-9 
17-7 
19-8 
17-9 
3-7 
2-6 
19-4 
6-7 


HuMID- 

ITT. 


WlND.S. 


8  a.m. 


N..  E. 
N.  E. 
N.  E. 

N. 

N. 
N.  E. 
N.  W. 
S.W. 

W. 
N.  W. 
N.  W. 
N.  E. 

N. 

S. 
N.W. 

C. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W 

N. 
N.W, 
N.W. 

N. 
N.  E. 
N.  E. 

S.E. 
N.  E. 
N.W. 

E. 
N.  E. 
N.W. 


29 

9 

15 

10 

5 

9 

11 

18 

3 

2 

10 

11 

8 

24 

O 


8  p.m. 


E. 
E. 

N.  E. 
N.  E. 
E. 
N. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

N. 
N.  E. 
S.E. 
S.E 
W. 
N. 
10]    N. 
2'N.  W. 
12'N.  W. 


N.W. 
N.W. 

N.W, 
N.  E, 
N.  E, 

E. 
N.  E, 
N.  W 
N.W 
N.  E 
N.W 
N.W, 


Precipi- 
tation. 


in. 
0-02 
0-28 

0-03 
0-02 


0-08 


00 


0-17 


in 
0-20 

R 

0-02 
0-06 
0-01 

R. 


0-07 

S, 


0-48 


S. 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


Upper. 


S. 


..,.0-40 

I 
0-08  0-01 


0-28 

I 
0-02  0-64 


T3 

3 


c.s. 

C.K 


C.S. 


C.K. 


Lower,     i     Upper. 


Lower. 


N. 
K,N. 
K.N. 
K.N 

S. 
K.S. 

K. 
K.N, 

K. 


K.N, 

K. 
K.S. 
K.N 

K. 

K. 

K. 

K. 

K. 
K.S. 
K.S. 

K. 

K. 

K. 


81    K. 


K.N, 

K.N, 

K. 

K. 

N. 


9  c.  k. 


10     K. 


S 
<! 


10 
10 


s. 

K.N. 

lo|   N. 

lo'i     S. 

I 
10  K.S, 


10 


K.N. 


9  N.K. 


6|  K.S. 


K.S. 
K.N. 


N. 

S. 

S. 

K  N 


10 
10 
10 
10 

1 

10 

1 


K. 

s. 

K. 
K. 

K. 
K.S. 

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DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
St.  John's,  Newfoundland — January,  1909. 


545 


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69 
78 
89 
91 
92 
86 
73 
74 
89 
90 
76 
55 
89 
68 
46 
67 
63 
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70 
78 
83 
81 
100 
97 
85 
87 
91 
76 
82 

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00 

75 
64 
85 
90 
100 
92 
100 
71 
73 
88 
89 
89 
58 
26 
89 
71 
63 
100 
79 
78 
86 
89 
80 
76 
73 
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320 
210 
19-0 
30-0 
350 
40-0 
450 
24-0 
24-0 
26-0 
300 
360 
28-0 

8-0 
24-0 
18-0 

30 
300 
14-0 
10-0 
20-0 
31-0 
17-0 
13-0 

3-0 
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320 
26-0 
46-0 
270 
42-0 

o 

260 
15-0 
21-0 
38-0 
33-0 
460 
37-0 
21-0 
24-0 
28-0 
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320 
10-0 

6-5 
33-0 

0-0 
140 
31-5 
U-0 
300 
24-0 
30-0 
12-0 

6-0 

3-0 
25-0 
300 
360 
27-5 
320 
360 

o 

33-0 
260 
21-0 
38-0 
380 
480 
470 
37-0 
26-5 
28-0 
330 
38-0 
32-0 
13-0 
370 
33-0 
14-0 
420 
31-5 
30-0 
30-0 
36-0 
30-0 
17-0 
100 
25-0 
35-0 
36-0 
410 
320 
460 

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26-0 

15-0 

100 

20-0 

310 

33-0 

37-0 

20-0 

21-0 

230 

28-0 

30-0 

10-0 

60 

50 

00 

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14-0 

11-0 

4-0 

20-0 

24-0 

12-0 

6-0 

3  0 

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25-0 

24-0 

36-0 

250 

32-0 

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N.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
N.W. 
S.W. 

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N.E. 
N.E. 

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S.W. 
S.E. 

E. 
N.W. 
N.E. 
N.W. 

S. 

N. 
S.W. 
N.W, 
S.W. 
N.E. 

N. 
N.W. 
S.W. 
N.E. 
S.W. 

s. 

S.W. 
S.W. 

16 
6 
4 

16 
6 
6 

16 

N.W. 
N.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

S. 
S.W. 

N_F, 

14 
4 
5 

11 
3 
2 
7 

13 
9 
6 
7 
4 
7 
5 

17 
0 
5 

16 
2 

28 
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3 
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12 

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29 
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29 
29 
29 
29 
29 
28 
28 
28 
29 

88 
21 
13 
22 
22 
91 
11 
22 
20 
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86 
96 
43 
87 
56 
50 
59 
51 
18 
88 
84 
88 
73 
75 
79 
82 
83 
56 
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10 
10 
10 
10 
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10 

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4 
8 

20 
2 
8 

12 
9 

30 

16 
6 

17 
5 
6 
8 

10 
0 
1 

11 

22 
7 
8 

N.E. 
S.W. 

N. 
N.E. 

N. 
N.E. 

C. 
N.W. 

N. 

W. 

s. 

S.W. 

s.w. 

N. 
N.W. 
N.W, 

S.E. 
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s. 

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11 

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12 

10 
10 

13 

14 

5 
10 

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15 

16 

4 

4 

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c. 

17 

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18 

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10 
10 
10 

10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 

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20 

21 

2 

c. 

22 

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10 
10 
10 
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10 
10 
10 
10 



23 

24 

0-10 
0-20 

25 

26 

10 
10 
10 

27 

0-02 
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0-37 
0-35 

28 

29.... 

7 

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10 

4 

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10 

31 

0-87 

10 

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546 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
St.  John's,  Newfoundland — February,  1909. 


Day. 


Pressure 

AT  32° 


1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

5. 

6. 

7. 

8. 

9. 
10. 
II. 
12. 
13. 
14. 
15 
10 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20. 
21. 
22 
23 
24 
2.5 
26. 
27. 
28. 


in. 
29. 41 
29-64 
29-49 
29-46 
29-60 
29-91 
29-31 
30-02 
28-91 
29-58 
29-86 
29-63 
30- 13 
29-88 
30-31 
29-96 
29-91 
29-26 
29-64 
29-81 
29-88 
29-60 
30-04 
30  19 
29-87 
29-18 
29-32 
29-78 


m 

29-55 
29-55 
29-22 
29-48 
29-74 
29-54 
29-86 
29-22 
29-12 
30-05 
29-46 
29-85 
30-15 
30-20 
30-09 
30-10 
28-99 
29-29 
29-97 
29-17 
29-18 
29-92 
30-16 
30-11 
29-40 
29-12 
29-52 
29-81 


Air  Temperature. 


31-0 
18-5 
20-0 

5-0 
11-0 
14-0 
40-0 
23-0 
40-0 
200 
2S0 
32-0 
18-0 
37-0 

SO 
16-0 
16-0 
190 

80 
21-0 
38-0 
25-0 
20  0 
ISO 
22-0 
31-0 
19-0 
22-0 


22-5 
200 
22-0 
16-0 
12-0 
39-0 
z4-5 
31-0 
22-0 
19-0 
47-0 
27-0 
25-0 
10-0 
15-0 
12-0 
35-0 
15-0 
13-0 
35-5 
25-5 
20-0 
180 
150 
300 
30-0 
29-0 
310 


32-0 

23 
28 


22-5 
15-0 
18-0 
4-0 
9-0 
9-0 
24-5 
21-0 
22-0 
16-0 
ISO 
27-0 
17-0 
10-0 
1-0 
12-0 
11-0 
150 
7-0 
10-0 
25-0 
20-0 
180 
14-0 
12-0 
300 
13-0 
19-0 


Humid- 
ity. 


100 
70 
75 
79 
81 
91 
73 
91 
70 
67 
7 
6 

90 
75 
82 
68 
84 
77 
85 
81 
74 
85 
84 
72 
89 
84 
86 


86 
70 
86 

82 
80 
90 
86 

100 
86 
69 
92 
88 
87 
83 
82 
80 
72 
82 
81 

100 
87 
85 
84 
82 
78 


78; 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


S.W. 

W. 

W. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.W. 

E. 

S. 

W. 

s. 

S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

N.W. 
N. 
S.E. 
S.W. 
N.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 


8  p.m. 


W. 

W. 
S.E. 
S.E. 
S.E. 

S. 
S.W. 

E. 

s. 
w. 

s. 

S.W. 

s. 

N. 

w. 

N. 
S.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
S.E. 
N.E. 

N. 

N. 
N.W. 
S.E. 
S.W. 

S. 

N. 


Precipi- 
tation. 


0-25 


0-80 
0-50 


0-42 


0-27 


0-02 
0-04 


0-24 
0-10 


0-18 


0-02 


0-10 

0-04 

S. 


s. 

0-30 
0-10 


0-10 
0-20 


0-32 


0-41 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


Upper. 


10 


C. 


c. 

c. 


Lower. 


C. 


C. 
C. 


C. 
C. 


C. 
C. 


10 


8  p.m. 


Upper.        Lower 


10 


C. 


10 


10 


10 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 


547 


DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
St.  John's,  Newfoundland— March,  1909. 


Day. 


1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

5. 

6. 

7. 

8. 

9. 
10. 
11. 
12. 
13. 
14. 
15 
IB, 
17 
18. 
19 
20 
21 
22 
23 
24 
25 
26 
27 
28 
29 
30 
31 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 


29-91 
29-48 
29-96 
29-92 
29-60 
29-53 
29-56 
29-03 
29-52 
29-59 
29-14 
29-25 
29-52 
29-50 
29-44 


in. 

29-41 
30  02 
29-97 
29-71 
29-46 
29-46 
29-50 
29-48 
29-59 
29-52 
29-10 
29-50 
29-49 
29-44 
29-43 


29-40  29-28 


29-30 
29-48 
29-13 
29-04 
29-38 
29-14 
29-43 
29-35 
29-45 
29-79 
29-95 
29-53 


29-17 


29-50 
29-17 
2900 
29-37 
29-21 
29-29 
29-47 
29-36 
29-63 
29-92 
29-79 
29-57 


Air  Temperature 


29-65   29-43 


29-01 


28-92   28-70 


28-0 
30-0 
34-0 
44-0 
50-0 
36-0 
30-0 
29-0 
26-0 
22-0 
32-0 
300 
24-0 
220 
27-0 
24-0 
24-0 
25-0 
23-0 
30-0 
35-0 
31-0 
31-0 
32-0 
31-0 
34-0 
30-0 
31-0 
33-0 
33-0 
34-0 


32-0 
21-5 
40-0 
44-0 
46-0 
30-0 
30-0 
22-0 
26-0 
21-0 
33-0 
26-0 
25-0 
26-0 
24-0 
24-0 
25-0 
30-0 
23-0 
33-0 
30-0 
34-0 
330 
33-0 
33-0 
33-0 
31-5 
32-0 
31-5 
33-0 
31-0 


33-0 
32-0 
41  0 
48  0 
54  0 
39-0 
32-0 
30-0 
30-0 
30-0 
410 
33-0 
29-0 
31-0 
330 
33-0 
31-0 
32-0 
34-0 
36-0 
37-0 
37-0 
36-0 
34-0 
37-0 
370 
33-0 
37-0 
35-0 
41-0 
36-0 


260 
21-5 
210 
40-0 
390 
30-0 
26-0 
22-0 
21-0 
19-0 
20-0 
29  0 
21-0 
19-0 
24-0 
210 
210 
21-0 
20-0 
18-0 
30-0 
270 
33-0 
32-0 
28-0 
330 
28-5 
31-0 
31-5 
31-0 
30-0 


HUMID- 
ITT. 


76 
89 
79 
62 
100 
90 
89 
87 
75 
86 


86 
86 
88 
73 
86 
87 
100 
89 
79 
89 
100 
100 
100 


79 
85 
91 
91 
100 


79 


87 
85 
100 
8 

87 
86 
86 
73 
87 
100 
100 
89 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 
100 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


C. 
S.W. 

S.W. 

s. 

S.W. 

s. 

S.W. 

N. 

s. 

W. 
S.E. 

N. 
N.W. 
.S.W. 

c. 

N.W. 
S.W. 

C. 

C. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

E. 
N.E 

N. 

E. 
N.E 

N. 

C. 
N.W 


8  p.m. 


S.E. 
S.W. 

S. 
S.E. 

S. 
S.W. 

s. 
s. 

N. 

S.W. 
S.W. 

w. 

N  W 

C. 

C. 

N 
S.W. 

s. 
s. 

N.' 
N.E. 

N. 
N.E. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

E. 

N. 

E. 

W. 

N. 


10 

9 

11 

22 

6 

14 

4 

5 

4 

1 

3 

8 

6 

0. 

0 

22 

11 

4 

7 

11 

8 

6 

2 

7 

3 

4 

10 

10 

8 

10 

10 


Precipi- 

T.ITION. 


0-50 


0-06 
0-52 


0-50 


in. 
0-35 


0-75 
R. 


0-04  0-08 

S 


s. 


0-60 

s. 


s. 

0-16 


0  02 


0-04 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


S  p.m. 


Upper. 


0'15 
0-05 
0-36 
0-22 


1-07 
0-04 
0-30 


0-03 


C. 


C. 

c. 
c. 

c. 


C.K. 


C. 


Lower. 


S. 


K.S. 

S. 


Upper. 


2     C. 

81    C. 


Lower. 


s 


10. 


10  . 
10 
4 


10. 


10 
10 


10  . 
10  . 


10. 

10  . 
10  . 
10  . 
10  . 
10  . 
10  . 
10  . 
10!. 
10  . 

10  . 


22476— 35i 


548 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY  WEATHER  REPORTS  FOR  THE   YEAR  1909. 
St.  John's,  Newfoundland— April,  1909. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 

Air  Temperature. 

Humid- 
ity. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 

T.tTION. 

Clouds. 

D.^Y. 

S 

oi 

00 

a 

a. 

00 

B 

OO 

d 

00 

S 

S 

00 

78 
79 
80 
89 
79 
89 
89 
89 
79 
79 
80 
88 
89 
62 
79 
100 
89 
77 
79 
89 
79 
80 
79 
90 
73 
89 
89 
89 
89 
80 

1 

i 

80 

89 

100 

89 

89 

89 

100 

100 

89 

79 

78 

77 

79 

78 

100 

100 

88 

87 

80 

100 

88 

89 

100 

100 

88 

89 

89 

89 

89 

80 

8  a.m. 

8  p. 

m. 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

5 

i 

■q 

i 

i 

d 

00 

s. 

00 

Uppet. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

< 

■d 
a 

a 

a 
< 

i 

3 

E 

i 

1 1 

in. 

28-75 
29-21 
29-77 
29-61 
29-13 
29-70 
29-72 
29-46 
29-31 
29-40 
29-76 
30-05 
30-16 
30-07 
30-03 
29-78 
30-05 
30-14 
29-98 
29-59 
29-99 
30-16 
29-73 
29-61 
29-62 
29-96 
29-97 
29-80 
29-45 
29-48 

in. 

28-99 
29-66 
29-75 
29-12 
29-46 
29-86 
29-59 
29-18 
29-64 
29-52 
29-91 
30-17 
30  08 
30-02 
29-90 
29-79 
30-22 
30-07 
29-69 
29-95 
30-19 
29-99 
29-74 
29-46 
29-78 
30  00 
29-91 
29-59 
29-42 
2964 

o 

31-0 
34-0 
33-0 
30-0 
35-0 
32-0 
33-0 
310 
35-0 
340 
37  0 
29-0 
320 
47-0 
53-0 
32-0 
32-0 
290 
320 
35-0 
35-0 
37-0 
350 
360 
41-0 
32-0 
31-0 
33-0 
350 
360 

O 

33-0 
33-0 
29-0 
33-0 
33-0 
31-0 
33-0 
35-0 
30-5 
35-0 
30-0 
29-0 
34-0 
49-0 
30-0 
33-0 
27-0 
26-0 
360 
32-0 
270 
32-0 
42-0 
41-0 
27-0 
33-0 
32-0 
35-0 
33-0 
37-0 

° 

37-5 

400 

40-0 

33-0 

42-0 

35-0 

38-0 

41-0 

.37-0 

42-0 

40-0 

35-0 

40-0 

59-0 

54-0 

38-0 

35-5 

32-0 

36-0 

36-0 

38-0 

48-0 

52-0 

50-0 

48-0 

41-0 

33-0 

36-0 

36-0 

44-0 

O 

29-0 
31-0 
32-0 
28-0 
32-0 
30-5 
29-0 
29-0 
30-5 
29-0 
30-0 
25-0 
26-0 
34-0 
31-5 
30-0 
27-0 
26-0 
23-5 
32-0 
27-0 
26-0 
32-0 
35-5 
27-0 
25-0 
30-0 
31-0 
33  0 
33-0 

w. 

N.W. 
S.W. 
E.. 
S.W. 

N. 
S. 

S.E. 

S.W. 

S.E. 

W. 

N.W. 

N. 

N.W. 

N.W. 

E. 

N. 

S.E. 

S.W. 

s. 

N. 

s'!w. 
s. 
s. 
w. 

N.W. 
E. 

N.E. 
N.E. 
N. 

11 
16 
12 
13 
3 

20 
3 
1 

12 

8 

18 

13 

3 

12 

16 

2 

19 

3 

8 

1 

11 

2 

4 

8 

N.W. 
C. 

c. 

N.E. 
N.E. 

N. 

S. 

S. 
N.W. 
S.W. 
N.W. 

N. 

W. 
S.W. 
N.E. 

N. 
N.E. 
S.E. 

S. 

N. 

N.E. 

S.E. 

N.W. 

N.W. 

12 
0 
0 
8 

16 
5 
4 
4 

18 

21 
8 
9 
9 
8 
3 
9 

1 

4 

3 

0 

5 

2 

5 

14 

14 

16 

20 

20 

22 

in. 

in. 

10 

4 

10 

10 

10 

2 

S. 

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3 

2 

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4 

10 
10 
10 
4 
3 

5 

1-60 
0-02 

004 

5 

c. 

6 

10 
10 
10 
10 
10 

7 

s. 

8 

0-04 

R. 

9 

10 

0-27 

0-12 

1 
10 

2 
10 

S. 

11 

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i       2 

3 

c. 
c. 

C.S. 

c. 

12 

S. 

13 

14 

S. 

15 

4 
10 
10 

5 

S. 

10 
10 

10 

0-08 
0-01 

0-12 

17 

18 

s. 

10 
10 
10 

19 

0-06 

003 
0-25 

2 

c. 

20 

10 
10 

21 

22 

3 

C.S. 

10 

23 

0-04 
0  05 

10 
10 

2 
10 
10 
10 
10 

2 

c. 

24 

0-03 

1 

10 
8 
10 
10 
10 
10 
7 

25 

12     W. 

S. 

26 

14 
16 
18 
22 
18 

N.W. 
E. 

N.E. 
N;E. 

N.W. 

K. 

27 

0-30 
0-20 

28 

29 

30 

K. 

METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
St,  John's,  Newfoundland — May,  1909. 


549 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 

* 

Air  Temperature. 

1 

Humid- 
ity. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

Clouds. 

Day 

S 

a 
oo 

a 

d 

00 

a 

00 

a. 

00 

S 

oo 

s 

o. 

00 

8  a.m. 

8  p.m. 

S 

ei 

00 

in. 

s 

d 
00 

in. 

8 

a.m. 

8  p.m. 

> 

s 

"3 

> 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper. 

Lower. 

B 
< 

i 
3 

E 

< 

s 

8 
< 

■a 
a 

a 
< 

i 

3 

1...... 

in. 

29-65 
29-81 
29-63 
30-00 
29-93 
29-81 
29-19 
29-62 
29-82 
29-82 
29-74 
29-76 
29-32 
29-34 
29-57 
29-32 
29-43 
29-77 
29-92 
30-04 
30-04 
30-01 
29-82 
29-70 
29-08 
29-67 
29-82 
29-87 
29-82 
29-35 
29 --7 

in. 

29-77 
29-74 
29-80 
30-14 
29-61 
29-62 
29-46 
29-77 
29-83 
29-80 
29-83 
29-39 
29-36 
29-47 
29-62 
29-21 
29-63 
29-90 
30  01 
30  06 
30  01 
30  04 
29-89 
29-28 
29-48 
29-79 
29-91 
29-90 
29-65 
29-22 
29-22 

40-0 
47-0 
41-0 
460 
360 
39-0 
42-0 
430 
38-0 
42-0 
440 

sVo 

430 
39-0 
44-0 
32-0 
380 

39-0 

1 

42-0 

38-0 

,    38-0 

i    44  0 

1 

55-0 

35  0 
440 
440 
42-0 
570 
56-0 
45-0 
47-0 

38-0 
40-0 
38-0 
41-0 
40-0 
40-0 
39-0 
41-0 
40-0 
43-0 
39-0 
36-0 
37-0 
39  0 
32-0 
34-0 
38-0 
34-0 
35-0 
34-0 
32-0 
39-0 
39-0 
39-0 
38-0 
37-0 
36-0 
44-0 
39-0 
47-0 
42-0 

50-0 
52-0 
56-0 
560 
40-5 
55-0 
50-0 
54-0 
44-0 
54  0 
50-0 
39-0 
53  0 
480 
50-0 
350 
43  0 
44-0 
44-0 
45-0 
43-0 
55-0 
62-0 
39-5 
520 
500 
53-0 
62-0 
58-a 
50-0 
51-0 

o 

34-o; 

35-0 
36-0 
35-0 
35-5 
36-0 
38-0 
360 
37-0 
38-0 
39-0 
35-0 
36-0 
34-5 
38-0 
30-0 
34-0 
34-0 
32-0 
34-0 
32-0 
31-0 
38-0 
35-0 
39-0 
34-0 
34-0 
330 
38-0 
39-0 
44-0 

73 
69 
91 
61 
90 
90 
82 
66 
90 
82 
91 

100 
75 
81 
75 
89 
90 

100 
91 
81 
71 
75 
93 
89 
91 
67 
74 
92 
51 

100 
85 

81 

100 

90 

82 

91 

100 

81 

rf2 

91 

91 

90 

100 

90 

90 

100 

100 

100 

100 

89 

89 

89 

100 

SO 

100 

100 

90 

100 

91 

100 

100 

91 

N.W. 

N. 

W. 

N.W. 
S.E. 

W. 

s. 

N.W. 

N. 

N. 

N. 
S.E. 
N.W, 

S. 
S.E. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

E. 
N.W. 
S.E. 

S. 

N. 
N.W. 

W. 

s. 
s. 
s. 

20 

5 

11 

17 

13 

10 

14 

18 

12 

18 

3 

3 

14 

6 

4 

18 

10 

7 

10 

6 

11 

5 

7 

10 
8 
10 
10 
4 
9 
10 
8 

N.W. 

s. 

W. 

s. 

N.W. 
E. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

N. 
S.E. 

S. 

W. 
S.E. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

N. 
S.W. 

s.w. 

S.W. 

E. 

N.W. 

N.E. 
N. 

W. 

S.E. 
S. 
S. 

18 

0 

8 

6 

11 

4 

21 

12 

9 

2 

10 

14 

3! 

2' 

6 
8 
U 

5| 
9 

2 

0 

11 
4 
3 

10 
3 
1 
4 
7 
4 

16 

4 
10 

K. 

2 

.... 
002 

0-02 

3 
5 

c. 
c. 

3 

4 

5 

0-01 
0-23 

0-45 
0-12 
0-01 

10 

7 

10 

10 
10 
3 

8 
10 
8 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 

6 

3 

c. 

7 

c  s. 

8 

4 

c.s. 

s. 

9 

0-04 

10 
6 
6 

10 

2 

10 

6 
10 
10 
10 

10 

s. 

s 

11 

0-10 

0-34 
0-02 

0-62 
0-02 
0-07 

0-32 
003 
005 
0-02 
0-93 
0-01 

4 

K.S. 

13 

i:{ 

3 

C. 

s. 

14 

■ 

15 

s. 

16 

10 

17 

10 

18 

■■■| 

1 

10 

10 

4 

10 

19 

4 

C.S. 

20 

10 
10 

c.s. 

21 

22 

2 

c. 

23 

24 

0-23 
0-02 

1-21 

10 
10 

10 

25 

26 

2 
5 
3 
2 

c. 

K.S. 

c.s. 

10 

27 

C. 

28 

29 

0-38 

005 
0-34 
004 

c. 

10 
10 
10 

30     .   . 

10 
6 

31  ..   .. 

550 


METEOKOLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 

St.  John's,  Newfoundland — June,  1909. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 


D.4Y. 


I.... 
2.... 
3.... 
4... 
5.... 
6.... 
7.... 


10... 
11... 
12... 
13... 

14... 
15... 
16.  . 
17... 
.18... 
19... 
20  . 
21.. 
22. . 
23.. 
24.. 
25.. 
26.. 
27.. 
28,  , 

29  . 

30  . 


in 

29-34 
28-99 
29-45 
29-50 
29-86 
29-88 
29-60 
29-41 
29-78 
29-76 
29-72 
29-50 
29-88 
29-93 
29-63 
29-75 
30-11 
30-21 
30-06 
30  08 
29-91 
29-63 
^9-43 
29-54 
29-62 
29-59 
29-56 
29-63 
29-64 
29-45 


29-36 

29-26 

29-44 

29-79 

29-89 

29-82 

29-52 

29-52 

29-80 

29-72 

29-45 

29-67 

29-98 

29-79 

29-60 

29-97 

30-20 

30-13 

30  04 

30-07 

29-75 

29-49 

29-39 

29-60 

29-54 

29-53 

29-73 

29-67 

29-53 

29-58 


Am  Temper.wuue. 


46-0 
35-0 
50-0 
36-0 
42-0 
42-0 
470 
42-0 
36-0 
55-0 
60-0 
57-0 
54-0 
57-0 
600 
55-0 
610 
60-0 

47-0 

i 
64-0 

61-0 

60-0 

61-0 
48-0 
570 
55-0 
700 
61-0 
53-0 
48-0 


350 

36-0 

470 

360 

42-0 

40-0 

44-0 

350 

35-0 

.52-0 

42-0 

54  0 

46-0 

490 

590 

55-0 

55-0 

43-0 

54-0 

51-0 

57-0 

52-0 

55-0 

52-0 

53-0 

60-0 

440 

47-0 

460 

44-0 


Humid- 
ity. 


54-0 

36-0 

60-0 

37-0 

52  0 

47-0 

55-0 

44-0 

42-0 

68-0 

61-5 

69-0 

57-0 

680 

(7-0 

66-0 

74-0 

65-0 

60-0 

730 

73-0 

72-0 

72-0 

60-0 

580 

720 

73-0 

72-0 

57-0 

50-0 


35-0      s4 


34  0 
340 
350 

35  0 
400 
380 
350 
390 
33-0 
42-0 
42-0 
44-0 
44-0 
49-0 
52-0 
45-0 
42-0 
43-0 
51-0 
47-0 
520 
48-0 
45-0 
48-0 
53-0 
44-0 
41-0 
440 
43-0 


100 

64 

90 

91 
100 

6i 

82 
90 
62 
70 
81 
80 
69 
88 
86 
95 
65 
92 
72 
65 
82 
76 
77 
69 
93 
70 
71 
79 
85 


WlND.-^ 


100 
80 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 
89 
89 
72 

100 
86 
84 

100 
9-? 
74 
86 
100 
93 
85 
93 
100 
86 
79 
93 
88 
100 
83 
92 
91 


W. 

N. 

W. 

N.E. 

N. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.W, 

N. 
N.W. 

W. 
S.W. 

E. 
S.W. 

W. 

w. 

E. 
S.E. 

s. 

S.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

N.W 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
N.W 

W. 

N. 

N. 


8  p.m. 


N. 

N. 

W. 

N. 

N.E, 

N. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

S.W. 

N.E. 

W. 

S.W. 

W. 

W. 

W. 

W. 

S.W. 

S. 
S.W. 
S.W 

w. 
w. 

s. 
s. 

S.W 

N.E. 
N.E. 

N. 
N. 


PREapi- 

T.%TION. 


15 
21 
10 

9 

0 

1 
1 

11 

22 

11 
2 
7 
1 
1 
8 
7 
1 
4 
0 
5 

18 
6 
7 
4 
0 
5 
0 
0 
7 
2 


0-30 
l0-62 


0-23  0-29 
0-01 


0-19 
0-41 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


S  p.m. 


Upper. 


Lower. 


0-22 


0-25 
0-01 


0-42 


009 


0  05 


0-02 


0-01 
0-07 


0-25 
0-06 


Upper. 


s 


C.K. 


C. 
C. 


C. 

C.S. 

c 

C.S. 


K.S. 


10  . 
10  . 

I 

10  . 
10  . 
10  . 
10  . 
10  . 
10  . 


10  , 

I 

5 
10 


10 


s. 


10 


C.K. 


Lower. 


a 
< 


C.K. 


C.K. 


C.K. 


10  . 
5  . 

10  . 
10  , 
10  . 
10  . 
10  , 


10  . 


10. 


10  . 
10  . 

10  , 

10  , 

6  , 

10 


s. 


10  , 


10  , 
10 


MKTKOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY  WEATHER  REPORTS  FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 

St.  John's,  Newfoundland— July,  1909. 


551 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 

.\iR  Tempebatu 

RE. 

Humid- 
ity. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

Clouds. 

D4Y 

00 

s 

d 

CO 

S 
d 

00 

i 

5 

a 

.5 

S 
ci 

CO 

85 
100 
81 
92 
81 
88 
81 
86 
71 
76 
64 
57 
79 
88 
86 
85 
92 
87 
63 
89 
71 
89 
89 
90 
85 
74 
75 
67 
81 
77 
88 

1 

. 
1 

00 

92 
93 
92 
92 
100 
93 
93 
100 
93 
91 
81 
93 
94 
94 
100 
100 
92 
100 
100 
94 
94 
89 
94 
94 
94 
93 
94 
94 
93 
94 
83 

Sa 

.m. 

8p 

m. 

S 

QO 

in. 

a 

d 

00 

in. 

8 

a.m. 

8  p.m. 

[c3 

1^ 

s 

Upper. 

Lower. 

Upper, 

Lower. 

B 
•< 

•6 

a 
<: 

•a 

3 

■►;      -6 
S       -9 

a 
^_ 

3 
10 

8 
10 
10 

T3 

1 

in. 

29-58 
29-35 
29-33 
29- 54 
29-71 
29-74 
29-90 
29-92 
29-63 
29-82 
30  08 
3001 
29-77 
29-52 
29-72 
29-88 
29-88 
29-58 
29-91 
29-91 
30- 13 
30-09 
30-10 
30-11 
29-87 
29-67 
29-67 
29-75 
29-87 
29-59 
29-43 

in. 

29-65 
29-28 
29-70 
29-54 
29-61 
29-92 
29-96 
29-72 
29-83 
30-07 
30-10 
29-91 
29-65 
29-69 
29-75 
29-93 
29-76 
29-72 
30-00 
30  07 
30-08 
3011 
30-18 
30-01 
29-75 
29-68 
29-76 
29-76 
29-79 
29-46 
29-52 

o 

49-0 
50-0 
58-0 
49-0 
58-0 
61-0 
58-0 
54-0 
62-0 
59-0 
67-0 
64-0 
68-0 
64-0 
55-0 
50-0 
45-0 
58-0 
74-0 
760 
72-0 
71-0 
71-0 
72-0 
75-0 
67-0 
70-0 
74-0 
580 
63-0 
64-0 

o 

48-0 
55-0 
46-0 
52-0 
50-0 
53-0 
56-0 
54-5 
53-0 
44-0 
58-0 
580 
66-0 
61-0 
46-0 
440 
49-0 
550 
63-0 
67-0 
670 
680 
680 
66-0 
67-0 
57-0 
64-0 
61-0 
54-0 
63-0 
66-0 

o 

60-0 
59-0 
64-0 
63-0 
68-0 
69-0 
68-0 
56-0 
68-0 
65-0 
75-0 
740 
77-0 
71-0 
61-0 
54-0 
52-0 
74-0 
80-0 
800 
83-0 
780 
80-0 
81-0 
79-0 
71-0 
76-0 
80-0 
65-0 
70-0 
77-0 

41-0 
47-0 
46-0 
44-0 
50-0 
51-0 
46-0 
51-0 
51-0 
46-0 
43-0 
55-0 
54-0 
61-0 
46-0 
44-0 
42-0 
49-0 
52-0 
58-0 
64-0 
66-0 
66-0 
65- 0 
660 
57-0 
53-0 
61-0 
53-0 
52-0 
61-0 

N. 
S.E. 

W. 
S.E. 

S. 
S.W. 
S.E. 

E. 

S. 

W. 
S.W. 

s. 
s. 

W. 
N. 

N. 

E. 

S. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

W. 

w. 
w. 
w. 

N. 

w. 

S.W. 

7 

16 
4 
7 
6 
4 
3 
3 

14 
3 

12 
8 
4 

12 
3 

10 
3 
4 
7 

10 
7 

13 
6 
6 

12 

17 

13 

12 

12 
7 
8 

S.W. 
S.W. 

E. 

S. 

N.E. 
S.E. 

W. 
S.E. 

W. 

N. 

W. 
S.W. 

s. 

S.W. 

N. 
N. 
S. 

w. 
s. 
w. 

S.W. 
S.W. 

w. 

s. 

S.W. 

w. 

w. 
w. 

N. 

s. 

S.W. 

1 

7 
2 
4 
1 
3 
1 

18 
4 
0 
2 

12 
7 
0 
6 
5 
2 

7 

0 

5 

4 

13 

5 

5 

6 

U 

10 

5 

4 

0 

5 

4 

c. 

s 

2 

0-28 

0-20 

10 

3 

5 

c. 

s 

4 

0-03 
0-06 

R. 

0-54 

10 
10 
3 

1 
10 

5 

6 

2 
5 

c. 
c. 

s. 
s. 

2 

C.S. 

7 

8 

0-06 

0-32 

10 

9 

4 
3 
4 
3 
2 
3 

c. 
c. 

c. 
c. 

K.S. 

c. 

10 

11 

10 
10 
6 
10 
10 
10 
10 

12 

2 
4 
4 
10 
10 
10 
10 

s. 
s. 

s. 

13 

R- 

s. 

14 

15 

0-01 
0-01 
0-01 
0-05 

R. 
R. 
R. 

16 

17 

■" 

8 

> 

19 

3 
5 

4 

c. 

c. 

C.K. 

10 
3 
4 

2 

5 
10 
4 

!0 

0-13 

i 
0-34 

,s 

!1 

s 

>2 

10 
6 

s 

!3 

0-04 

.... 

1 

....1 

s. 

s 

!4 

0-10 
R. 

3 
3 

4 

C. 
C. 
C. 

!5 

s 

1 
!6 

!7 

8 

'  ■  ■ '  1 

0-30 

1 

0-01 

5 
5 

4 

c. 
c. 
c. 

1 
2 

K.S. 
C. 

2 

s 

9 

0 

10 

!1 

6 

s. 

6 

K.S. 

1 

1 

552 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY  WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
St.  John's,  Newfoundland — August,  1909. 


Day. 


Pressure 
AT  32° 


1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

5. 

G. 

7. 

8. 

9. 
10. 
11. 
12 
13 
14 
15 
16 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20 
21. 
22. 
23 
24. 
25. 
26. 
27. 
28. 
29. 
30. 
31. 


in. 

29-58 
29-87 
30  02 
29-89 
29-79 
29-82 
29-90 
29-89 
29-62 
29-59 
29-62 
29-32 
29-86 
30-08 
29-95 


OO 


in. 

29-74 
29-96 
29-88 
29-80 
29-79 
29-87 
29-89 
29-69 
29-55 
29-72 
29-37 
29-61 
30  01 
30-05 
29-90 


29-941  29- 


29-84 
29-72 
29-71 

29-36 


29-71 
29-74 
29-25 
29-80 


29-90   29-91 
29-87   29-78 


29-78 
29-51 
29-97 
29-88 
29-81 
29-73 
29-82 
29-84 
29-89 


29-67 
29-85 
29-92 
29-85 
29-76 
29-86 
29-84 
29-83 
30-12 


AiR  Temperature. 


68-0 
650 
70-0 
71-0 
77-0 
77-0 
69-0 
75-0 
60-0 
540 
53-0 
56-0 
53-0 
56-0 
62-0 
62-0 
56-0 
590 
620 
66-0 
62-0 
68-0 
.55-0 
56-0 
52-0 
57-0 
.93  0 
59-0 
64-0 
67-0 
58  0 


57-0 

56-0 

65-0 

60-0 

68-0 

66-0 

67-0 

63-0 

54-0 

52-0 

54-0 

47-0 

49-0] 

52-01 

t 

56-Oj 

57-o: 

i 

56-5 
580 
62-0 
61-0 
65  0 
630 
55-5 
.54  0 
54-0 
52-0 
55-0 
59-0 
58-0 
64  0 
490 


73-0 
710 
77-0 
78-0 
89-0 
87-0 
78-0 
80-0 
64-0 
570 
54-0 
58-0 
62-0 
66-0 
70-0 
71-0 
58-0 
65-0 
74-0 
75-0 
74-0 
730 
57-0 
68-0 
62-0 
62.0 
55-0 
70-0 
71-0 
70-0 
640 


560 
55  0 
54-0 
59-0 
58-0 
64-0 
60-0 
63-0 
60-0 
52-0 
51-0 
53-0 
44-0 
47-5 
48-0 
51-0 
53-0 
55-0 
550 
61-0 
600 
61-0 
54-0 
.54-0 
49-0 
52.0 
510 
550 
570 
57-0 
49-0 


HuMID- 

ITT. 


64 
68 
61 
66 
84 
64 
70 
68 
94 
93 
93 

100 
79 
87 
71 
82 
93 
93 
94 
89 
94 
94 
93 
93 
86 
87 
86 
93 
94 

100 


84 
87 
73 
70 
74 
68 
94 
88 
93 
93 
100 

9: 

100 

86 

87 

93 

100 

100 

94 

100 

94 

100 

100 

93 

100 

100 

93 

100 

100 

94 


93:     85 


Winds. 


8  a.m. 


N.W. 

N. 
N.W, 
N.W. 

W. 

W. 

w. 
w. 

N.E 

N. 
N.E 

C. 

N. 
S.W. 

w. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 
w. 
w. 
w. 

N. 

N.W. 

S.E. 

E. 

E. 

E. 

S. 
S.W. 
N.W. 


8  p.m. 


W. 

S. 
N.W. 

S. 

s. 
w. 
w. 
w. 

N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

N. 

W. 
S.W. 

w. 
c. 
c. 
c. 

E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

c. 

N. 

w. 

E. 
E. 
C. 

S. 

s. 

S.E. 


Precipi- 

TATTON. 


0-541. 


0-03 

;o-37 

0-06 
0-18 
003 


001 
0-01 


R. 


Clotjds. 


8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


0-24 


1-12 
0-24 


0-95 


R 

0.84 


0-17 
0-06 


0-66 


0-01 
0  08 


0-05 


Upper.         Lower. 


C. 
C. 
C. 
C. 


C.K. 


2i    C. 

41    C. 

4!  c.s. 


I 


Upper. 


Lower. 


s 


-3 

.3 


K.S. 


C.K. 


3 

2 

10  . 
10  . 
10  . 
10  . 


10  , 

10  . 

3 

10  . 


5 
10  , 

10 

10  , 

10  , 

5 


DAT. 


1. 

2 

3. 

4. 

5. 

6. 

7. 

8. 

9. 
in 
11. 

12. 
13. 
14. 
15. 
16. 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20, 
21. 
22. 
23. 
24 
25. 
26. 
27. 
28. 
29. 
30. 


Pressure 
AT  32° 


30-20 
29-98 
29-55 
29-95 
30-11 
29-89 
29-93 
29-98 
29-86 
30-21 
30-18 
29-82 
30- 10 
30-02 
30-24 
30-10 
29-98 
29-75 
29-82 
30-12 
29-93 
29-91 
29-72 
29-77 
30  01 
29-99 
30-21 
30- 00 
29-88 
29-86 


30-18 
29-73 
29-84 
30-18 
30-05 
29-82 
29-97 
29-97 
30-07 
30-36 
29-92 
30-12 
29-95 
30-22 
30-22 
30-10 
29-51 
29-69 
30- 11 
29-96 
29-90 
29-74 
29-09 
29-92; 
30-01 
30-14 
30-17 
29-98 
29-86: 
29-80 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 

St.  John's,  Newfoundland — September,  1909. 


553 


Air  TEMPERAxnRK. 


55-0 
57-0 
70-0 
62-0 
66-0 
64-0 
54-0 
57-0 
58-0 
520' 
56-0 
57-0 
54-0 
49-0 
460 
54-0 
60-0 
62-0 
48-0 
480 
56-0 
56-0 
58-0 
63-0 
54- 0 
64-0 
48-0 
49-0 
53  0 
490 


53-0 
66-0 
570 
55-0 
580 
63-0 
49-0 
54-0 
44-0 
54-0 
■'54-0 
43-0 
50- 0 
400 
45-0 
54-0 
610 
57-0 
41-0 
52-0 
52-0 
57-0 
610 
54-0 
550 
50-0 
43-0 
4,6-0 
430 
490 


60-0 
660 
720 
70-0 
73-0 
67-0 
57-0 
66-0 
670 
58-0 
59  0 
59  0 
6S-0 
530 
.54  0 
660 
64-0 
680 
500 
59-0 
66-0 
68-0 
69-0 
660 
60-0 
66-0 
50-0 
560 
56-0 
560 


44-0 
520 
640 
520 
50-5 
57-0 
49-0 
48-5 
440 
40-0 
410 
43-0 
40-0 
47-0 
35-0 
43-0 
54-0 
570 
410 
40-0 
500 
50-0 
53-0 
60-0 
51-0 
50-0 
420 
430 
45-0 
430 


HUMID- 
ITT. 


68 
88 
100 
75 
81 
66 
80 
93 
73 
85 
76 
73 
88 
82 
92 
77 
80 
80 
81 
94 
74 
94 
77 
78 
79 
92 


79 

100 
87 
93 
93 

100 
92 
93 

100 
93 
93 

100 
92 
91 
92 
93 

100 
93 
91 
S6 
86 
81 
94 
86 
80 
92 
91 
76 

100 
92 


Winds 


8  a.m 


C. 

S.E. 

S. 

W. 
S.W. 

S. 

C. 

W. 

s. 

S.W. 
S.E. 
N.W. 
S.W. 
N.E. 
N.W. 
S.W. 

c. 

S.W. 

N.W. 

W. 

N.W. 

s. 

S.W. 
N.W. 

s. 
w. 

N.E. 
N. 

N. 
N.E. 


8  p.m. 


S.E. 
S. 

w. 

S.W. 

S. 

s. 
e. 

S.W. 

c. 
c. 
c. 
c. 

S.W. 

c. 

S.W. 
W. 

S.E. 
S.W. 

N. 
S.W. 

c. 

S.W. 

S.W. 

E. 

s. 

N. 
N. 
N. 
N. 
C. 


Precipi- 
tation. 


0-02 
0-07 


0-30 


0-04 
0-14 


0-01 


002 


001 


001 


001 


0-58 
0-06 
0-04 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


Upper.         Lower. 


C. 
C. 
C. 
C. 


8  C.S. 


10 


■a 
a 


8  p.m. 


Upper. 


S. 


-a 


Lower. 


C.K. 
2     C. 


10' 


10 


10 


10  . 
10  . 


10 


10 


10' 


10 
10 
10  . 
10  . 


10 
10  , 
10  . 


554 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY  WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
St.  John's,  Newfoundland— October,  1909 


Day. 


10. 
11. 
12. 
13. 
14. 
15. 
16. 
17. 
18. 
19, 
20. 
21. 
22. 
23. 
24 
25. 
26. 
27. 
28. 
29 
30 
31. 


Pressure 
AT  32° 


111. 
29-53 
29-48 
29-85 
29-89 
29-47 
29-47 
29-51 
29-93 
30  08 
30  02 
30-03 
29-66 
29-56 
29-37 
29-81 
29-48 
29-45 
29-56 
29-90: 
29-78; 
30-06! 
30-13 
29-64 
29-98 
29-77 
29-52 
29-84 
29-69 
29-52 
29 -.35 
29-54 


Air  Tempeh.\ture. 


54-0 
54-0 
47-0 
51-0 
53-0 
50-0 
44-0 
40-0 
42-0 
54-0 
53-0 
52-0 
64-0 
480 
50-0 
520 
43-0 
42-0 
41-0 
35-0 
37-0 
44-0 
54-0 
53-D 
53-0 
.50-0 
45-0 
51-0 
45-0 
40-0 
40-0 


56-0 
62-0 
56-0 
52-0 
58-0 
530 
580 
50-0 
440 
65-0 
63-0 
550 
70-0 
57-0 
55-0 
64-0 
57-0 
500 
46-0 
44-0 
42-0 
46-0 
58-0 
56-0 
70-0 
64-0 
56  0 
Cl-0 
600 
50-0 
50  0 


44-0 
Sl-0 
47-0 
44-0 
50-0 
45-0 
500 
410 
33-0 
440 
51-0 
48-0 
52-0 
48-0 
47-0 
49-0 
42-0 
42-0 
41-0 
350 
34-0 
35-0 
43-0 
49-0 
52-0 
52-0 
45-0 
42-0 
450 
36-0 
38-0 


Humid- 
ity. 


921 


87 


Winds. 


8  p.m. 


C. 

w. 

N.W. 

N.E. 

E. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
N.W. 

N. 
S.W. 

s.w. 
c. 
c. 

s.w. 
s.w. 
s.w. 

s.w. 
s.w. 

N.W 
N.E. 
N.W 
S.W. 
S.E. 
S.W. 

s. 

S.E. 
S.W. 
S.W. 

s. 

S.E. 
S. 


c. 
w. 

N. 
S.E. 
N.W 
S.W. 

N. 
N. 

S. 
S.W. 

s.w. 
s.w. 
0  s.w. 

5!  N.W. 

10  s.w. 


s.w. 
s.w. 

N.W, 
N.E. 
N.W. 
N.W, 

S. 

s. 
S.w. 

S.E. 
S.W. 

s.w. 

s. 
s.w. 

s. 

w. 


Precipi 

T.4TION. 


0-02 
0-30 


0-29 


0-01 


R. 


0-30 


0-04 


007 


0-39 


0-70 


0-20 


0-06  0-06 

.0-04 

0-55  0-37 


0-18 


0-01 
0-75 


0-01 


0-20 


0-02 
0-18 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


Upper.         Lower 


C. 
C. 
C. 


C. 

c.s. 


K.S. 


8  p.m. 


Upper.         Lower. 


K.S. 

S. 

s. 


K.S. 


10 


C. 


s. 


10 
10 
10 
10 
6 
10 
10 
10 


1     10 

i '' 

I  10 
10 
10 
10 
10 


10 


10  . 


s. 


METEOROLOGICAL   TABLES. 

DAILY  WEATHER  REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
St.  John's,  Newfoundland — November,  1909. 


556 


Day. 


3.. 
4.. 
5. . 
6.. 
7.. 
8.. 
9. 
10.. 
11.. 
12  . 
13. 
14  . 
15.. 
16.. 
17.. 
18,. 
19. 
20. 
21., 
22. 
23 
24. 
25. 
26 
27. 
28. 
29. 
30 


Pbessube. 

AT  32° 


s 

QO 


in. 

29-75 

30  04 

3004 

29-96 

29-61 

29-63 

30-03 

30-36 

29-97 

29-73 

29-35 

29-66 

29-87 

30-07 

29-81 

29-20 

29-58 

29-63 

29-27 

29-82 

30  00 

29-46 

30-04 

29-97 

30-53 

30-18 

29-79 

30-22 

29-82 

29-42 


AnrTEMPEBATUBE. 


S         6 


29-991 

I 

30-11 

29-99 

29-70i 

29-42 

29-82 

30-33 

.30-20 

29-76 

29-59 

29-17 

29-83 

29-96 

29-94 

29-51 

29-17 

29-87 

29-42 

29-60 

30  06 

30-65 

30-80 

30-01 

30-32 

30-42 

29-80 

30-13 

30-11 

29-52 

29-38 


46-0 
360 
44-0 
57-0 
56-0 
46-0 
40-0 
33-0 
30-0 
34-0 
33-0 

40 -o! 

450 

41-0 

400 

45-0 

35-0 

35-0 

43-0 

270 

35-0 

42-0 

31-0 

48-o| 

32-0 

400 

38-0 

30-0 

39-0 

33-0 


38-0; 

35-0 

56-0 

59-0 

55-0 

40-0 

34-0 

30-0 

36-0 

35-0 

38-0 

41-0 

44-0 

38-0 

39-0 

35-0 

28-0 

45-0 

30-0 

290 

400 

37-0 

35-0 

33-0 

37-0 

52-0 

30-0 

32-0 

38-0 

34-0 


Humid- 
ity. 


4S-0 

41-0 

56-0 

62-0 

59-0 

40-0 

46-0 

36-0 

390 

.37-0 

38 -Oj 

45-0] 

48-0 

450 

42-0 

470 

35-0 

500 

45-0 

32-0: 

400 

43-0 

37-0 

.53-0 

37-0 

57-0 

52-0 

34-0 

,54-0 

38-0 


.38  0 

32-0 

34-0 

44-0 

■54-0 

40-0 

340 

32-0 

24-0 

30-0 

30-0 

37-0 

40-0 

.38-0 

36-0 

35-0 

28-0 

27-0 

30-0 

24-0 

24-0 

37-0 

28-0 

33-0 

30-0 

36-0 

30  0 

25-0 

30-0 

31-0 


S2i 

80 

83 

81 

87, 

84 

731 

89 

89 

79 

89 

73 

92 

91 

82 

92 

89 

89 

83 

76 

79 

82 

89 

92 

79 

73 

90 

78 

81 

80 


Winds. 


>  a.m.      I     8  p.m. 


81 
79 
93 
93 
93 
73 
71 
89 
90 
79 
90 
91 
83 
81 
90 
89 
88 
92 
89 
88 
100 
71 
79 
89 
71 
86 
89 
79 
61 
89 


N. 
S. 
S. 

s. 

S.E. 

s. 
w. 

N.W. 

s.w. 

N. 

N. 
N.E. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

W. 

N. 
S.E. 
S.W. 
S.w. 
S.w. 
S.W. 

N. 
S.W. 

N.E, 
S.W. 

N.E, 

C. 

S.E. 

N. 


N.W.. 
C. 

S. 

s. 

s.w. 
c. 

N.W. 
S.W. 
N.W. 

N. 
N.E. 

N. 

N. 

N. 

C. 
N.W. 
N.W. 
S.E. 
S.W. 
N.W. 

S.E. 
N.W. 

S. 

N. 

S.E. 
S.W. 

N. 

C. 

N. 


201    N. 


Pbecipi- 

TATION 


^  a 


4 

0 

2 
16 

6 

0 

1 

2 

12 

25 

19 

9 

14 
4 
0 

16 
2 
3 

10 
9 
2 

12 
4 

14 
8 
7 
1 
0 
4 

16 


Clouds. 


8  a.m. 


8  p.m. 


Upper.  Lower.         Upper.         Lower 


in.     in 
002  0-05 


0-09 
0-29 


0-02 


1-67 


0-09 


0'13 
0-22 
0-10 


0-02 


0-92 
002 


002 


010 


010 


004 
009 


R. 

0-14 
0-22 

S.  jO-36 
008  0-04 


;0-03 
0-10 
0-01 
0-40  0-01 


0-15' 

0-54  , 


C. 


4;  c. 

3     C. 


c. 


c.s. 


c. 


K.."^. 


4 

10 

lOJ... 

3     S 

10  ... 

10  . .. 


s. 


K.S. 


10 
4 

lOi 
10 
10 
10 


556 


METEOROLOGICAL  TABLES. 

DAILY   WEATHER   REPORTS   FOR  THE   YEAR   1909. 
St.  John's,  Newfoundland —December,  1909. 


Pressure 
AT  32°. 

AiB  Temper.^ture. 

Hbmid- 
rrr. 

Winds. 

Precipi- 
tation. 

Clouds. 

DAT. 

c 

00 

e 

a. 

00 

6 

gi 

00 

00 

i 

B 

a 

00 

80 
91 
82 
91 
91 
91 
91 
90 
90 
79 
76 
78 
86 
73 
89 
70 
86 
89 
79 
91 
81 
89 
79 
89 
80 
[     79 
83 
89 
88 
89 
89 

B 
6. 

00 

100 
90 

100 
91 

100 

100 
82 
90 
90 
79 
87 
86| 
87 
76 
79 
79 
89 
79 
81 
81 
89 
89 
89 
89 
89 
89 
82 
89 
88 
75 
76 

8  a.m. 

8  p. 

m. 

B 

03 
00 

B 
6. 

QO 

1 
8  a.m.            1                  8  p.m. 

i 

Q 

i 

Upper. 

Lower.    !     Upper. 

Lower. 

a 
< 

-a 

+3 

s 
< 

-a 

a 
< 

a 

a 
< 

i 
s 

1 

in. 
29-52 
29-74 
29-90 
29-64 
29-61 
29-53 
29-40 
29-32 
29- 12 
29-50 
29-39 
29-57 
29-88 
30- 16 

in. 

29-74 
29-80 
29-71 
29-57 
29-60 
29-43 
29-34 
29-25 
29-46 
29-36 
29-42 
29-78 
30-13 
30-07 

o 

37-0 
40-0 
41-0 
400 
40-0 
39- 0 
400 
37-0 
35-0 
32-0 
25-0 
30-0 
220 
24-0 
31-0 
33-0 
22-0 
300 
34-0 
41-0 
380 
35-0 
32-0 
35-0 
35-0 
32-0 
43-0 
320 
29-0 
31-0 
330 

o 

380 
380 
40-0 
40-0 
400 
420 
40-0 
36-0 
34-0 
300 
25-0 
23-0 
25-0 
28-0 
.32  0 
32-0 
310 
320 
38-0 
38-0 
350 
33-0 
330 
35-0 
34-0 
350 
40-0 
30-0 
27-0 
43-0 
28-0 

o 

400 
420 
43  0 
42-0 
42-0 
44-0 
53-0 
42-0 
42-0 
37-0 
32-0 
33-0 
280 
28-0 
33-0 
.34  0 
340 
34-0 
38-0 
42-0 
40-0 
37-0 
35-0 
37-0 
370 
.35-0 
45-0 
40-0 
31-0 
43-0 
43-0 

o 

34-0 
380 
37-0 
390 
39-0 
39-0 
39-0 
36-0 
35-0 
32  ;0 
26-0 
23-0 
20-0 
24-0 
'28-0 
31-0 
20-0 
28-0 
30-0 
36-0 
36-0 
34-0 
29-0 
330 
34-0 
30-0 
35-0 
30-0 
26-0 
220 
28-0 

N. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.W. 

N. 

N. 

C. 
S.W. 

(.-. 

N. 

1 

N. 
N.E. 
N. 
C. 

w. 

N. 
N.E. 
N.E. 
N.E. 

E. 

N. 

N. 

C. 

s. 

s.w. 
w. 

S.E. 

N. 

22 

18 

6 

6 

11 

0 
3 

N. 

C. 

N.E. 
N.E. 

C. 

N. 

C. 

N. 
S.W. 

c. 
s.w. 

11 

0. 
3 
6 
0 
5 
0 
6 
5 
0 
1 
9 
2 

1 
7 
5 
0 
3 
15 
13 
11 
4 
12 
40 
10 
12 
16 
16 
2 
10 
10 

in. 
0-52 
0-91 
1-27 
0-38 
0-87 
003 
0-04 
0-07 
0-13 

in. 
0-67 
0-70 
0-32 

2-78 
005 
0-06 

10 

10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 

2 

10 

in 

3..     .. 

4 

10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
3 

6 

7 

g 

005 
0-03 

y 

10 

s. 

10 

u 

0-qi 

2 
6 

c. 
c. 
c. 

12 

0-    N. 
2  N.W. 
2    N.E. 

5  N.E. 

6  N. 

10 

13   

0-33 

3 
10 
10 
10 

1 

6 
10 
10 
10 
10 
3 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
5 
10 
10 

8. 

14     

10 

15  

29-91    29,53 

16 

29-42 
29-17 
29-07 
29-12 

29-25 
29-08 
29-13 
28-92 

10 

.... 

10 
10 
10 
10 
2 
10 
10 

17  

0 

9 

3 

19 

12 

3 

5 

19 

32 

0 

5 

21 

6 

16 

20 

c. 
w. 

N.E. 
N.E. 
N. 

N.E. 

E. 

N. 

N. 
S.E. 

S. 
S.W. 

s.w. 

s. 
s.w. 

4 

c. 

S. 
S. 

1 

18 

0-22 

19 

1 

20...... 

29-06   29-21 

110 
0-03 

21 

29-32 
29-32 
29-36 
28-80 
29-62 
29-50 
28-59 
28-82 
29-37 
29-38 
29- 10 

29-37 
29-34 
29-13 
28-61 
29-37 
29-34 
28-44 
29-23 
29-57 
28-62 
29-68 

0-12 

22 

S. 

4 

c. 

s 

23 

2 

c. 

24 

0-11 
0-05 

1-02 
0-03 

25  

5 

c. 

26 

10 
10 
3 
5 
10 

27 

0-67 
0-04 

0-02 

28 

K.S. 

4 

c. 

s. 

•^9 

s. 

30 

0-22 
0-14 

0-73 
0-33 

31 

1 

Pi^nr  ATI. 


Magnetic  Results  at  Agincourt  Observatory. 


(Latitude,  J^tT  47'  X.  ;  Longiludf,  79°  16'  W. ) 


MAGNETICAL   TABLES. 


559 


Table  I. — Mean  Magnetic  Declination  West  for  each  Civil  Day  (each  result  is  the  mean  of  24  hourly  ordinatea  from 

the  Photographic  Register.) 


1909. 
Day  of  the  Month. 


3  . 
4. 

5  . 

6  . 
7. 

8  , 

9  . 
10. 
11  . 
12. 

13  . 

14  . 
15. 
16. 
17. 
18. 
19  . 
20. 
21  . 
22. 
23. 
24. 
25. 
26. 
27. 
28. 
29. 
30. 
31  . 


Mean. 


571 

56  3 
59-4 
58-5 
57-6 
.57-4 
57-4 
57^ 
566 
56-8 

57  1 
57  0 
570 
57  0 
57-3 
57- 1 
57  1 
57-4 
57-4 
574 
57 -2 
572 
.57  0 
56-8 
57-5 
577 
58-2 
57-6 
59  6 
52-6 
.'")8-5 


570 
58-7 
56-5 
57-4 
56-7 
58-5 
57-6 
580 
57-5 

58  0 
57 '6 
573 
571 
574 
57  6 
57-7 
57-3 
574 
.J7  6 
57-7 
57-3 
.58  0 
57  3 

59  0 
57 -8 
58-4 
57  5 
581 


5  57 


5  576 


5  58-3 

5  58-6 

5  56-9 

5  57-6 

5  57  5 

5  56-6 

5  59  1 

5  58-5 

5  58-8 

5  582 

5  57-2 

5  580 

5  58-4 

5  57  ■  5 

6  58-4 
5  57  7 
5  57-5 

5  59  5 

6  02  6 
5  58-6 
5  59-2 
5  56-7 
5  57-5 
5  58-6 
5  59  1 
5  586 
5  50-9 
5  57-4 
5  55  6 
5  58  9 
5  59-4 

5  58-2 


5  58 

5  59 

5  58 

5  58 

5  58 

5  59 

5  58 

6  58 
5  .57 
5  57 
5  58 
5  58 
5  59 
5  58 
5  57 
5  56 
5  57 
5  59 
5  59 
5  59 
5  58 
5  58 
5  58 
5  59 
5  57 
5  .56 
5  59 
5  58 
5  58 
5  58 


5  58-5 


5  58 

5  59 

5  59 

5  58 

5  58 

5  58 

5  59 

5  59 

5  58 

5  57 

5  58 

6  58 

5  58 

6  00 
6  02 
6  00 
fi  00 

5  53 

6  00 

5  59 

6  00 
5  59 
5  59 
5  59 
5  58 
5  58 
5  58 
5  58 
5  58 
5  59 
5  58 


5  58 

5  58 

5  58 

5  58 

5  58 

5  58 

5  58 

5  58 

5  58 

5  58 

5  58 

5  58 

5  59 

5  59 

5  58 

5  58 

5  57 

5  59 

5  58 

5  58 

5  58 

5  57 

5  57 

5  58 

5  58 

5  58 

5  59 

5  56 

5  58 


5  589 


5  590 


5  58-4 


5  59 

5  58 

5  59 

5  58 

5  59 

5  59 

5  59 

5  59 

6  00 
5  58 
5  59 
5  58 
5  58 
5  59 
5  .59 
5  59 

5  59 

6  00 
5  58 
5  59 
5  58 
5  57 
5  57 
5  58 
5  59 
5  59 
5  59 
5  58 

5  59 

6  00 


5    59  3 


5    591 


60 

3 


5  59  6 

5  57 '4 

6  001 
5  59-5 
5  595 
5  58-9 
5  59-6 
5  590 
5  576 
5  59  1 
5  59-9 
5  591 
5  591 

5  595 

6  00  1 
5  596 

5  59-9 

6  58-9 
5  587 
5  59-9 
5  59-2 
5  59-9 
5  59-5 
5  59-5 

5  59  4 

6  000 
6  000 

5  59-2 

6  01  0 
6  00  6 
6  Oil 

5  59  5 


6  00 

6  00 

5  58 

6  00 

5  59 

6  00 
5  58 
5  59 

5  59 

6  00 
6  00 
6  00 
6  00 
5  59 

5  59 

6  01 
6  00 
6  00 

5  59 

6  00 
6  00 
6  00 
6  00 
6  00 


6  02 

6  02 

6  03 

6  02 

6  03 


6  0O-4 


6  01  9 

6  03  4 

6  017 

6  017 

6  01  4 

6  01-5 

6  02  1 

6  02  1 

6  01-8 

6  02  0 

6  02  2 

6  01-8 

6  01  4 

6  Oil 

6  01  1 

6  01-5 

6  02 -5 

5  57-9 

6  07 -6 
6  01  9 
6  01-8 
6  00-3 
6  06-8 
6  01-1 
6  01-7 
6  01-8 
6  01-6 
6  01  0 
6  01-6 
6  01  6 
6  01-9 

6  01-9 


6  01  8 


6  ol  3 

6  ol  3 

6  oil 

6  ol-3 

6  ol-4 

6  ol  6 

6  0l-4 

6  ol  3 

6  ol'2 

6  ol"5 

6  oO-8 

6  02  0 

6  ol  5 

6  oO  8 

6  ol  4 

6  ol  9 

6  02  3 

«  0l2 

6  02-9 

6  0l-6 

6  0l-5 

6  018 

6  OlO 

6  00-9 

6  Ol  2 

6  Oil 

6  055 


6 


6  01  8 

6  02-2 

6  01-9 

6  019 

6  01-8 

6  02  1 

6  01-5 

6  01-4 

6  017 

6  Oil 

6  01  5 

6  01-5 

6  020 

6  03-8 

6  013 

6  01-5 

6  01  r, 

6  01  r 

6  (II  6 

6  02  2 

6  031 

6  020 

6  020 

6  01-4 

6  01-6 

6  02  2 

B  02-3 

6  01-3 

6  01-5 


6    016 


6    01-8 


560 


MAGNETICAL   TABLES. 


Table  ii — Monthly    Mean    Diurn.al    Inequality    of  Magnetic  Declination  We.st.     (Tlie  results  in  each   month    are 

diminished  by  the  smallest  hourly  value.) 


i9oy. 

75tli  -Meridian,  Civil 
Time. 

c         I 

]  January. 

February. 

1 
<1 

d 
< 

June. 

_>. 

4i 

1 

a 

■J. 

October. 

1 
1 

i 

-      ■ 

o          , 

>.      , 

o           , 

.       , 

.       . 

»    , 

.           , 

o           , 

o           , 

o               , 

Vabies  of  zero 

5    54  0 

5    65  2 

5    54-5 

5    53  8 

5    53-5 

r>    53  0 

5    53  G 

5     53  4 

5    .',5 -9 

5    591 

5    58  9 

5    58-5 

1 

3ti 

2  3 

1 

G 

4  0 

Gl 

51 

3G 

6 

0 

4  1 

2 

9 

2-7 

3  1 

2 

3-8 

21 

2 

3 

3  5 

4  9 

51 

50 

5 

7 

4G 

3 

3 

31 

31 

3 

31 

13 

2 

3 

3-4 

50 

61 

6-9 

6 

0 

3  3 

2 

4 

21 

3  6 

4 

3(i 
4-4 

20 
0-7 

2 
2 

2 

7 

41 
30 

6-3 
3-8 

4G 

2  5 

50 

3-7 

5 

4 

5 
2 

2-8 

2-7 

1 

1 

6 

1 

2  0 
1-6 

31 

5 

2-4 

G 

2-7 

10 

1 

9 

2  0 

1-2 

•      11 

2'2 

2 

0 

19 

1 

3 

o-o 

2G 

2  3 
1-6 
1-2 
13 

0  1 
0  1 
0  0 
18 

1 
0 
0 
2 

2 
0 

1 
2 

04 
00 
0  2 
2  3 

10 
00 
0-9 
4  1 

00 
0  6 
1-2 

OG 
00 
0-6 
30 

0 
0 

1 
5 

3 
0 
5 
6 

0-2 
00 
20 
4  2 

1 
0 
0 

1 

9 
8 
0 

2 

14 
0  4 
0  0 
1-5 

2-8 

S.    ... 

1-8 

9 

10 

10 

3 

6 

19 

11 

3-5 

?,0 

0 

1 

5  4 

7'S 

G 

'> 

G-7 

9 

7 

7  3 

4 

6 

4  4 

3-7 

Noon 

5-2 
61 
6-9 

5-1 
6-2 
5-7 

8 
8 
9 

4 

7 
1 

8-6 
10  2 
10-8 

10- 1 
9C 
9-3 

8 
10 
11 

9 
4 
2 

9-5 
11-2 
110 

12 
13 
12 

3 

0 
6 

9-5 

10-6 

9-9 

6 

7 
7 

8 

7 

4 

0-5 
71 
G-8 

61 

13 

7  0 

14 

70 

15 

6-8 

5-1 

8 

8 

10-4 

10  G 

10 

4 

10-6 

11 

0 

8-3 

6 

0 

5  4 

5-9 

IB..        

5-6 

39 

7 

2 

92 

8  2 

9 

1 

9  4 

9 

1 

6  3 

4 

C 

4-3 

5  2 

17 

51 
3-9 
1-9 
11 

2-9 
2-7 
26 
1-7 

5 
4 
2 
2 

9 
9 
8 
3 

7-1 
5-3 
4  4 
4-6 

G-9 
0-2 
5-8 
5-2 

8 
G 
5 
5 

0 

7 
8 

1 

7-4 
G  4 
5  8 
5-4 

6 

5 
5 
5 

9 

(i 
0 
2 

50 
4-8 
2-6 
3-7 

3 

2 

1 
0 

G 

9 
G 
9 

3  3 

2-5 
1-9 

1-7 

4  3 

18 

3  7 

19 

23 

20 

2-1 

21 

lo 
00 

00 

2-2 

2 
3 

4 
0 

4-5 
3G 

5  3 

4-5 

4 

4 

4  7 

4-3 

4 
4 

9 

2 

2-6 
3-4 

0 
0 

8 
3 

0-8 
1-2 

0  0 

22 

5  1 

12 

23 

17 

1-9 

2 

2 

32 

4-6 

4G 

3-9 

3 

5 

4  4 

0 

7 

0  9 

19 

2-7 
3-3 

21 
2-4 

1 

7 

3  ti 
47 

51 
5-5 

5  1 

4  3 

5 

5 

40 

1 

8 
8 

2  0 
2-7 

2-5 

3  7 

5  4 

5  5 

6  1 

4-5 

3  3 

MAGNETtCAL   TABtfig. 


561 


Table  hi.     Absolute  Horizontal  Force  for  each  civil  day  (each  result  expressed  in  millionths  of  a  dyne)  is  the  mean 
of  the  24  hour  ordinates  obtained  from  the  Photographic  Register. 


1909. 

l)ay  of 

the 
Month. 


1.. 

2... 

3.. 

4... 

5.. 

6.. 

7... 

8.. 

9.. 
10.. 
11... 
12... 
13... 
14... 
15... 
16.. 
17.. 
18... 
19... 
20... 
21... 
22.   . 
23... 
24... 
25... 
26... 
27... 
28... 
29.. 
30... 
31.. 


Mean . 


•162000 
+ 
1,160 
1,064 
858 
891 
995 
1,048 
1,062 
1.078 
1,141 
1,141 
1,160 
1,151 
1,124 
1,111 
1,137 
1,145 
1,165 
1,125 
1,158 
1,148 
1,155 
1,146 
1,210 
1,207 
1,086 
1,027 
1,067 
1,039 
1,030 
1,178 
807 

1,091 


•162000 
+ 

964 
900 
968 
1,053 
1,045 
1,020 
1,063 
1,040 
1,075 
1,066 
1,094 
1,093 
1,134 
1,147 
1,170 
1,181 
1,158 
1,157 
1,203 
1,159 
1,112 
1,057 
988 
970 
1,017 
1,074 
1,096 
1,070 


1,074 


162000 
+ 

1,097 

1,113 

1,088 

997 

989 

992 

1,031 

1,0GG 

1,046 

1,070 

1,097 

1,092 

1,089 

1,069 

1.091 

1,073 

1,115 

1,052 

871 

909 

922 

900 

957 

992 

1,025 

985 

1,006 

723 

858 

994 

1,006 


1,010 


•162000 
+ 
1,022 
1,044 
1,068 
1,089 
1,100 
1,093 
1,097 
1,131 
1,144 
1,162 
1,140 
1,007 
1,121 
1,151! 
1,186 
1,113 
1,078 
1,065 
1,072 
1,107 
1,107 
1,139 
1,140 
1,171 
1,072 
1,015 
1,091 
1,142 
1,147 
1,172 


l,i09 


162000 
+ 

1,153 

1,198 

1,210 

1,180 

1,211 

1,174 

1,185 

1,146 

1,1.59 

1,181 

1,144 

1,125 

1,180 

335 

684 

894 

945 

922 

860 

946 

1,007 

1,057 

1,061 

1,095 

1,155 

1,112 

1,041 

1,104 

1,142 

1,127 

1,181 


1,062 


•162000 
+ 
1,128 
1,103 
1,139 
1,179 
1,191 
1,187 
1,184 
1,156 
1,236 
1,226 
1,154 
1,106 
1,149 
1,184 
1,168 
1,136 
1,134 
1,148 
1,148 
1,168 
1,219 
1,174 
1,055 
1,143 
1,1.30 
1,094 
1,177 
1,207 
1,119 
1,158 


1,156 


•162000 
+ 
1,184 
1,172 
1,166 
1,196 
1,124 
1,185 
1,206 
1,186 
1,139 
1,164 
1,212 
1,182 
1,113 
1,135 
1,109 
1,126 
1,111 
l,13t 
1,178 
1,165 
1,172 
1,094 
998 
1,016 
1,077 
1,066 
1,065 
1,088 
1,025 
1,069 
1,085 


•162000 
+ 

1,067 
1,082 
1,019 
1,051 
1,039 
1,066 
1,106 
1,103 
1,004 
1,059 
1,018 
1,027 
1,033 
1,053 
1,052 
1,079 
1,119 
1,078 
1,025 
1,031 
1,038 
1,028 
1,032 
1,014 
1,027 
991 
1,000 
1,025 
809 
877 
944 


1,127 


1,029 


t» 


•162000 
+ 

930 

945 

933 

087 

1,021 

998 

1,037 

9^8 

998 

1,018 

1,021 

1,016 

1,037 

1,019 

1,001 

1,017 

1,037 

1,040 

1,063 

1,026 

874 

886 

934 

99? 


176 
433 
559 
626 
452 


899 


162000 
+ 

439 
496 
606 
637 
672 
720 
585 
589 
682 
727 
671 
733 
743 
810 
779 
769 
778 
591 


573 
666 
612 
501 
578 
649 
710 
708 
763 
765 
837 
806 


666 


a 


•162000 


796 


800 
851 
872 
842 
852 
841 
838 
833 
831 
878 
844 
783 
779 
814 
856 
859 
750 
805 
773 
794 
848 
878 
888 
807 
821 
843 
415 


814 


824 


22476—36 


562 


MAGNETICAL    TABLES 


Table  iv.     Monthly   Mean   Diurnal   Inequality  of  Horizontal  Force.     The  results  are  expressed  in  millionths  of  a 

dyne. 


1909. 

Days  of 

the 
Month. 

s 

g 

■-5 

162948 

i 
1 

ft. 

1 

5? 

a 

1-5 

as 

< 

1 
1 

1 

O 

1 

> 

1 

1 
December. 

Values  of  zero 

•162964 

■162841 

■16291*6 

.102887 

163019 

162965 

■162816 

•162695 

1 

162404 

162590 

162635 

+ 

+ 

+ 

+ 

+ 

^- 

+ 

+ 

- 

+ 

+ 

- 

1 

148 

111 

154 

215 

210 

141 

163 

222 

238 

274 

247 

207 

2 

167 

101 

185 

224 

138 

145 

155 

232 

239 

232 

259 

191 

3' 

153 

112 

222 

216 

92 

144 

149 

232 

229 

293 

267 

204 

4 

129 
IS.'? 

106 
131 

222 
209 

220 
236 

113 
145 

150 
164 

169 
165 

245 
242 

250 
248 

340 
352 

278 
278 

210 

5 

238 

6 

191 

146 

245 

246 

182 

170 

180 

230 

245 

373 

303 

268 

7 

204 

127 

217 

235 

135 

153 

171 

208 

209 

300 

263 

278 

8 

159 

107 

176 

199 

100 

114 

129 

157 

147 

196 

182 

257 

9           

134 

80 

76 
33 

98 
46 

125 
46 

00 

74 
30 

79 
13 

58 
00 

61 
03 

148 
53 

121 
21 

183 

10 

106 

11 

19 

00 

00 

00 

'' 

00 

00 

15 

00 

00 

00 

28 

Noon 

00 

24 

32 

34 

43 

45 

52 

79 

32 

67 

18 

00 

13 

39 

65 

77 

76 

131 

81 

121 

175 

122 

163 

106 

52 

14      

74 

i      127 

104 
135 

131 

187 

135 
199 

321 
275 

155 

222 

-  215 
246 

255 
309 

219 

258 

272 
324 

183 
259 

130 

15 

179 

16 

154 

167 

273 

245 

354 

221 

270 

333 

305 

386 

288 

234 

17 

173 

149 

272 

279 

319 

230 

279 

.S25 

282 

356 

293 

2.S5 

18 

182 

144 

237 

292 

269 

189 

2.53 

316 

275 

372 

301 

238 

19 

243 

149 

219 

254 

251 

163 

207 

247 

245 

360 

301 

223 

20 

231 

139 

213 

243 

231 

172 

211 

262 

254 

371 

297 

213 

21 

195 

126 

185 

222 

211 

144 

172 

256 

263 

335 

279 

208 

22 

191 

141 

172 

233 

212 

132 

163 

270 

271 

281 

267 

227 

23 

126 

137 

133 

222 

201 

126 

169 

261 

258 

207 

280 

209 

Midnight  

171 

117 

152 

228 

206 

128 

165 

206 

255 

233 

259 

220 

Mean 

143 

110 

169 

193 

175 

j   137 

162 

214 

204 

262 

223 

189 

MAGNETICAL   TABLES.  563 


Affincourt  Magnetic  Observations,  1909, 

Absolute  measures  of  horizontal  force  have  teen  made  once  a  month  by  the  method  of  vibration  and  deflection 
with  Elliott  magnetometer  No.  98. 

Constants,  eoetticients  and  conections  for  this  instrument  were  determined  at  Kew  in  1906,  and  are  as 
follows  : — 

The  corrections  for  error  of  graduation  of  the  deflection  bar  for  30  cms.  is  -005  cm.  and  for  40  cms.  is 
-006  cm. 

The  true  distance  is  deduce<l  from  the  apparent  distance  by  the  formula : 

r  =  rJ  1 +000001 -{<  -  O'C)  i 

The  angular  value  of  one  scale  division  deflection  apparatus  =  60  "•5. 

The  angular  value  of  one  scale  divLsion  collimator  magnet  =  I'-TT. 

The  temperature  correction  to  collimator  magnet  =  000322  {t-0°C)-  00000 U5(< -  0°C). 

The  induction  coetficient  /i  =  G-26.     Log  t'^  at  O'C  =  3-54275. 

The  observed  times  of  vibration  are  entered  in  the  table  without  correction. 

The  time  of  one  vibration  has  been  obtained  in  each  case  from  the  mean  of  twentv  determinations  of  the  time 
of  100  vibrations. 

The  angles  of  deflection  are  each  the  mean  of  two  sets  of  readings. 

In  deducing  from  these  observations  the  ratio  and  product  of  the  magnetic  moment  m  of  the  magnet  and  the 
earth's  horizontal  magnetic  force  II,  the  induction  and  temperature  corrections  and  change  of  force  from  tiiat  of  180 
of  Bifilar  scale  have  always  been  applied,  and  the  observed  time  of  vibration  has  been  corrected  for  rate  of  chrono- 
meter, arc  of  vibration  and  torsion  of  suspending  thread.  The  value  of  the  horizontal  magnetic  intensity  is  then 
determined  by  reducing  to  the  Bifilar  scale  reading  at  time  of  observation. 

A  new  su.spension  thread  was  inserted  in  January  of  two  strands  of  silk,  and  continued  in  use  throughout  the 
year.     The  average  deflection  caused  by  twist  of  the  torsion  circle  through  90°  has  been  about  2''8  of  arc. 

The  mean  value  of  P,  the  distribution  coetKcient  for  the  year,  was  4-4073. 

All  computations  are  in  the  C.G.S.  system  of  units. 

Absolute  measures  of  declination  have  been  made  about  once  a  mouth  for  the  determinatiou  of  the  base  line  of 
the  differential  declinometer.  Two  magnets,  on?  with  large  directive  force  and  one  with  small  directive  force,  have 
been  used  for  these  measurements,  and  each  result  was  the  mean  of  seven  settings  of  the  telescope  on  the  magnet 
alternately  with  magnet  scale  erect  and  with  magnet  scale  inverted. 

The  small  directive  force  magnet  has  been  used  for  correcting  residual  torsion.  The  observations  show  very 
little  drifting  of  the  base  line. 

Absolute  measures  of  inclination  have  been  made  on  the  average  of  once  a  week  with  the  Dover  dip  circle  No. 
200  and  two  needles  were  employed  for  each  determination. 

The  diSerential  photographic  recording  magnetometer  and  declinometer  are  of  the  Kew  pattern,  but  each  instru- 
ment records  on  its  own  drum,  both  of  which  are  driven  by  the  same  clock.  The  time  scale  is  provided  by  electric 
cut-ofls  controlled  by  the  master  clock,  whose  error  is  obtained  every  week  from  Toronto. 

The  scale  value  of  declinometer  ordinate  is  1'.2806  arc  per  millimeter. 

The  scale  of  Bifilar  ordinate  is  0.000045  C.G.S.  units  from  January-  to  October  5th,  and  0-000050  from  October 
5th  to  December. 


22476— 36i 


564 


MAGNKTICAL   TABLES. 


Abstract  of  observations  for  the  absolute  determination  of  borizontal  force  with  Elliott  magnetometer  98 

at  Agincourt  during  1909. 


Distances 

Mean  of 

Date. 

75th 

Meridian 

Time. 

between 

centres  of 

Magnets 

in 

centimeters. 

Temp. 
C. 

Bifilar 

Scale 

Reading. 

Observed 
Deflections. 

Times  of 
Vibration 
of  Deflec- 
ting 
Magnet. 

Number 

of 

vibrations 

Temp. 

c. 

Bifilar 

Scale 

Reading. 

Observer. 

Jan.  26 

h. 
13 

30 
40 

7  22 

782 

176  60 
176-85 

22  17  53  08 

5-0720 

IOC 
100 

7-40 

173  00 

W.  M. 

9  11  12 

50 

5 

0722 

7 

35 

173 

35 

Feb.  26 

11 

30 

4-65 

175 -11 

22  19  06 

58 

5 

0656 

100 

—  2 

08 

172 

Si 

.. 

40 

4-54 

175-60 

9  11  59 

50 

5 

0654 

100 

—  1 

38 

172 

13 

.. 

Mar.  29 

12 

30 
40 

878 
8-66 

173  05 
173  34 

22  17  04 
9  11  31 

25 

00 

5 

5 

0765 
0770 

100 
100 

7 
7 

60 
72 

172 
171 

11 
69 

„ 

May    6 

11 

30 

14-93 

178 -.51 

22  09  24 

42 

5 

0815 

100 

12 

91 

174 

81 

.1 

40 

1506 

179  81 

9  07  47 

83 

5 

0818 

100 

13 

31 

174 

68 

.     ■< 

„     26 

11 

30 
40 

18-21 
18-80 

177  75 
177-06 

22  06  13 
9  07  05 

25 

84 

5 
5 

0853 

0856 

100 
100 

14 
15 

45 
18 

172 
171 

57 

71 

n 

June  16 

11 

30 

21-48 

177  08 

22  03  26 

42 

5 

0911 

100 

18 

25 

174 

18 

" 

40 

22-31 

177-33 

9  05  44 

14 

5 

0900 

100 

18 

85 

174 

30 

" 

July  17 

11 

30 

24-48 

174-97 

21  58  21 

34 

5  1025 

100 

21 

33 

173 

70 

„ 

40 

25-22 

176  38 

9  03  45 

34 

5 

1028 

100 

21 

78 

172 

62 

„ 

Aug.  12 

12 

30 

24-28 

173  40 

21  53  ^5 

83 

5 

1152 

100 

21 

8'^ 

170 

75 

„ 

40 

24-98 

175-83 

9  01  18 

92 

5 

1154 

100 

22 

50 

170 

39 

,. 

Aug.  25 

11 

30 

29-54 

173-68 

21  47  09 

00 

5 

1251 

100 

25 

40 

169 

58 

„ 

40 

30-57 

176  95 

8  58  29 

92 

5 

12.56 

100 

25 

95 

169 

18 

.. 

Oct.     5 

11 

30 
40 

20-40 
20-28 

159  38 
160-93 

21  52  43 
9  01  14 

75 
09 

5 
5 

1256 

1272 

100 
100 

15 
16 

40 
15 

1.59 
158 

01 

48 

II 

II     27 

12 

30 
40 

15-36 
16 -20 

159  15 
159-87 

21  54  16 
9  02  09 

08 
25 

5 
5 

1278 
1272 

100 

100 

14 
14 

43 
54 

157 
157 

87 
94 

II 

Nov  29 

11 

30 
40 

13  92 
14-96 

163  35 
164-68 

21  49  14 
8  59  52 

92 
75 

5 
5 

1239 
1225 

100 
100 

6 

7 

60 
20 

160 
160 

28 
16 

1, 

Dec.  29 

12 

30 
40 

—  102 
0-31 

165  17 
165-38 

21  57  28 
9  03  20 

50 

-84 

5 
5 

1103 
1119 

100 
100 

—  4 

—  3 

85 
65 

162 
162 

21 
21 

" 

The  deflections  given  in  the  table  are  the  mean  of  six  deflections  observed  for  each  distance. 
In  subsequent  calculations  every  observation  is  reduced  to  temperature  0°  Centigrade. 
The  initials  are  those  of  Mr.  Menzies. 


MAGNETICAL    TABLES. 


565 


Computation  of  the  values  of  horizontal  force  in  C.G.S.  measure  from  vibrations  and  deHectious  with  Elliott 

magnetometer  98  at  Agincourt  during  1909. 


. 

Corrected 

— -  _  . 

75th 

Apparent 

Apparent 

Mean 
P. 

I0&  H 

time  of 

log  inH 

H 

Absolute 

Date. 

Meridian 

value 

value 

P. 

at  180  of 
Bifilar 

vibrations 

at  180  of 

m. 

at  180  of 

value  of 

Time. 

A, 

A2 

to  180  of 
Bifilar. 

Bifilar. 

Bifilar. 

H. 

Jan.  26 

h. 
13 

5130 

87 

5115 

96 

5 

1594 

3 

70799 

50648 

2- 13372 

833 

40 

0- 16325 

0-16300 

Feb.  26 

11 

5127 

80 

5116 

63 

4 

4606 

3 

70780 

5  66.55 

2-13348 

833 

09 

0- 16324 

0-16294 

Mar.  29 

12 

5125 

41 

5116 

97 

3 

3803 

3 

70772 

5-0683 

2  13311 

832 

56 

0- 16319 

0-16282 

May  6  

11 

5118 

90 

5106 

20 

5 

0896 

3 

70698 

5  0705 

2  13280 

831 

55 

0  16327 

0- 16312 

..   26 

11 

5113 

10 

5104 

36 

3 

5086 

3 

70666 

5  0708 

2  13276 

831 

21 

0  16332 

0-16307 

Jane  16  

11 
11 

12 

5109 
5094 
5073 

00 
50 
38 

5098 
5085 
5061 

93 

57 
81 

4 
3 

4 

0444 
6978 
6777 

4  4073 

3 
3 
3 

70626 
70507 
70315 

5  0739 
5  0824 
5  0923 

2  13226 
2  13084 
2-12916 

830 
827 

824 

35 
85 
43 

0  16331 
0- 16326 
0- 16331 

0- 16310 

July  17 

0  16298 

Aug.  13 

0- 16294 

„   25 

11 
11 
12 
11 

12 

5061 
5039 
5034 

5019 
5022 

94 
72 
23 

46 

87 

5049 
5027 
5023 
5009 
5013 

84 
33 
15 
36 
32 

4 
5 
4 
4 

4 

9023 
0415 
5149 
1286 
7896 

3 
3 
3 
3 
3 

70214 
70022 
69980 
69857 
69888 

5  0979 
51000 
5  1020 
5  1062 
5  1055 

2  12823 
2  12778 
2  12743 
2- 12663 
2  12664 

822 
820 
819 
817 
818 

60 
35 
63 
71 
02 

0  16332 
0- 16360 
0- 16361 
0- 16369 
0- 16364 

0- 16294 

Oct.   5 

0- 16258 

„  27  

0-16255 

Nov.  29 

0-16280 

Dec.  29 

0- 16283 

566 


MAGNETICAL   TABLES. 

Results  of  Magnetic  Dip  Observations  Made  at  Agincourt,  1909. 


March 


January  4 . 
15 
23 
29. 
February  5 . 
12. 
19 
26. 

9. 
19 
25. 
30. 

6. 
15. 
22 
30. 

8. 
17. 
25. 
29. 

5 

12. 
23. 
31 

3 

12. 
23. 
31. 


April 


May 


June 


July 


August  7. 
14 
21 
30. 

September  4. 
11 
18 
26. 
3 

10. 
15. 
27. 
27. 
28 


October 


Date. 


No.  of 


Hour- 

75th       I  T     . 
.Meridian     I"!?' 
Time. 


15 
14 
14 
15 
15 
15 
15 
15 
16 
15 
16 
16 
16 
16 
15 
15 
15 
15 
15 
15 
15 
15 
13 
16 
15 
15 
15 
16 
15 
14 
15 
15 
15 
15 
14 
15 
15 
16 
13 
15 
15 
13 


200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
200 
169 
200 


Observed 
Dip. 


74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 
74 


35-7 
3fi-2 

36  5 

37  4 
36  6 
36  7 
.35  6 
.">7  3 

36  5 

37  0 
372 
36-8 
381 
37  0 
37  3 
37-6 
41  7 
40  0 
373 
39-3 
39  4 
48-8 
39  6 


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M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

J. 

M. 


Remarks. 


Disturbed. 


I  Simultaneous 
I     observations. 


MAGNETICAL    TABLES. 

Results  of  Magnetic  Dip  Observations  made  at  Agincourt,   1909. — Concluded. 


567 


October       28. 
November     3 . 

12. 
12. 
13. 
12. 
22. 
30. 
December  9 . 
18. 
27. 


Date. 


Hour— 

75th 

Meridian 

Time. 


13 
12 
12 
13 
13 
16 
16 
15 
15 
15 
15 
15 


No.  of 
Instru- 
ment. 


Observed 
Dip. 


169 
200 
169 
200 
169 
200 
169 
200 
200 
iOO 
200 
200 


74  51 

74  40 

74  45 

74  38 

74  44 

74  38 

74  45 

74  38 

74  39 

74  38 

74  39 

74  39 


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J. 

M. 

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M. 

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M. 

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M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

M. 


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