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Whitechapel 1865

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Whitechapel]

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The following Table is compiled from the weekly returns of the Registrar General. It shows during each week the rainfall in inches, the range of temperature, the mean temperature, and whether the temperature has been above or below the average for the corresponding week in the last 50 years, as determined by Mr. G laisher.

Week endingRainfallRange of Temperature.Mean temperature.Above the Average.Below the Average.Remarks.
July 80.8984.2° to 48.9°66.1°4.5°Rain fell on 2 days in this week.
„ 150.1085.0 „ 47.061.40.7°Rain fell on 3 days in this week.
„ 220.3578.8 „ 51.263.61.8Rain fell on 4 days in this week.
„ 290.1585.0 „ 51.466.04.1Rain fell on 1 day in this week.
Aug. 51.7075.8 „ 43.255.96.5Rain fell on 5 days in this week.
„ 120.7876.5 „ 47.562.00.1Rain fell on 4 days in this week.
„ 190.2973.2 „ 46 660.01.3Rain fell on 4 days in this week.
„ 261.9677.4 „ 50.761.711Rain fell on 5 days in this week.
Sep. 20.0380.1 „ 45.761.420Rain fell on 1 day in this week.
„ 90.0086 .0 „ 53.367.49.4No rain.
„ 160.0085.3 „ 52.367.810.5No rain.
„ 230.1681.2 „ 40.260.94.9Rain fell on 1 day in this week.
„ 300.0076.0 „ 43.559.34.91.9No rain.

Rain fell on 25 days during this quarter, to the amount of 6.41 inches.
The total amount of rainfall in September, was only 1.49 inches. On
Saturday, the 16th September, the thermometer at Greenwich stood at
85.3°, and on the 8th of the same month, it stood at 86°, which was the
hottest day during the quarter.
I am,
Gentlemen,
Your obedient Servant,
15, Great Alie Street JOHN LIDDLE.