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St Pancras 1911

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for St. Pancras, London, Borough of]

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METEOROLOGICAL TABLE FOR SAINT PANCRAS, 1911.

January.February.March.April.May.June.July.August.September.October.November.December.
Barometer.Mean Pressure at 32. F. at Station Level1 (Bar 123 ft. above M.S L.)30.19430.05029.78429.89029.66429.87230. 03029.89029.93629.78729.59529.621
AirTemperature.Mean ofMinimum A.34.635.236.139.747.952.256.957. 950.043.939.339.5
Maximum B.42.446.749.256.169.271.881.780.873.058.149.949.3
Mean of A. and B38.541.042.847.958.662.069'369.461.551.044.644.4
Difference from Average ‡—0.1+ 1.0.0.2—0.6+4.3+1.1+4.9+6.1+ 3.0+0.9+0.7+ 4.9
Humidity908387787675647379908791
Earth Temperature at 4 ft. depth42.441.142.443.949.555.759.262.860.755.050.46.4
Bright Sunshine.Total Observed Hours3166781641801935.83207198784619
Per cent, of total possible12242140383958475324188
Difference from Average ‡ Hours.—
Rain andother forma of Precipitation.Number of Days1214181110115711141923
Total Fall Inches Difference from Average ‡ ,,1.381.481.731.801.802.691.170.491.313.123.624.22
—0.40—0.15+0.07+0.12+0.05+ 0.40—1.40—1.90—0.86+ 0.38+ 1.26+2.17

* The hours of observation are 9 a.m. and 9 p.m., local time.
‡ The averages used are obtained from observations extending over 35 years for Rainfall and Temperature and 25 years for Sunshine.