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Whitechapel 1888

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Whitechapel]

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Table R.—METEOROLOGICAL STATISTICS.—Highest and Lowest Records.

No. of Hours of Registered Bright Sunshine in London.Humidity of Atmosphere.Reading of the Barometer (in inches).Horizontal movement of Air (miles per hour).Temperature (Fahrenheit).Ozone.
1st Qr.Highest12th wk. 11.32nd week 972nd wk. 30.458th wk. 19.0March 10th 56°513th week 5.1
Lowest2nd „ Nil.8th & 9th wk 7613th „ 28.982nd „ 6.3Feb. 2nd 18°45th & 6th week 0.1
2nd ,,Highest8th ,, 62.34th & 12th „ 866th ,, 30.165th ,, 19.8June 3rd 87°65th week 8.5
Lowest4th „ 808th week 683rd „ 29.536th „ 10.1April 7th 26°312th ,, 0.3
3rd „Highest6th „ 47.513th ,, 90nth ,, 30.094th „ 13.7Aug. 10th 87°74th ,, 6.5
Lowest3rd „ 11.86th ,, 753rd „ 29.5313th ,, 7.4Sept. 12th 41°413th ,, 0.0
4th „Highest1st „ 33.012th ,, 94nth ,, 30.149th „ 15.3Oct. 27th 68°46th ,, 5.0
Lowest11th ,,382nd „ 799th „ 29.37nth „ 4.6Dec. nth 24°81st & 2nd week 0.0

Mem.—In 1888 rain or melted snow fell upon 142 days, to an aggregate of 19 81 inches.
In 1887 „ „ 167 ,, „ 24.05 „
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