Meteorological Observations Taken in Jerusalem, 1910


E. 0 S.' 2 466 54'2 49'8 49'5 45'5 0 0 E. 0 M. 3 452 53'4 49 46 44'5 Cirrus 1 N.E.E. 0'3 T. 4 188 52'2 49'S 49'5 47'5 Cu. St. 6 S.E.E. 0'3 W. 5 072 54 48 47 43 Cu. St. 4 S.W. 2 -Wind at night. Th. 6 222 50 49 43'8 43 Nimbus 10 S.vY. 0'5 2'500 :P. 7 ,162 46'5 48 46'2 42'2 Cir. Cu. St. 2 S.W. 0'5 0'950 Wind veering. S. 8 514 •:18•S 50 '18 46 Cn. St. 8 S.W. 0'2 -'Villd veering. S. 9 474 51 50 46'S 46 Nimbus 10 N.W. 0'2 0'310 Wind veering. M. 10 586 46'5 46'2 39 38'5 Nimbus 10 N.N:W. 0'3 0'700 Wind veering T. 11 672 40'2 29 31'8 33 Cir. Cu. St. 3 N.W. 0'2 0'030 Wind veering. 'Y. 12 770 39'S 26 34'2 30'S 0 0 Eo 0'2 -Wind veering. 

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Adolph Datzi
Meteorological Observations Taken in Jerusalem, 1910