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ST MARY 12
THE
SANITARY CHRONICLES
of the
BOROUGH OF ST. MARYLEBONE
DURING JANUARY, 1907,
BY ALEXANDER WYNTER BLYTH,
Medical Officer of Health and Analyst of Food and Drugs for
the Borough of St. Marylebone.
PRINTED BY ORDER OF THE COUNCIL.
Vol. XXVII. 3, Upper Gloucestku Pla.ce, W., Feb. 9th, 1907. No. 1.
The week ending January 5th was a moist, cool week. Minimum
temperature, 25.5°; maximum, 51.0°; mean, 44.4°. On four days fell
either snow or rain, the rainfall being equal to 0.64 inch. The winds were
S.S.W. and W.S.W. Sunshine, deficient, only 8.25 hours out of a possible
55 hours being registered in Regent's Park. Barometer, 29'6 inches.
The week ending January 12th was one of mild weather. Minimum
temperature, 34.2°; maximum, 48.0°; mean, 44.2°. On one day rain fell
to the extent of 021 inch. Winds N.W. and S.W. Sunshine in Regent's
Park 11% of the possible. Mean barometer, 30.3 inches.
The week ending January 19th was overcast but rainless. Minimum
temperature 32.5°; maximum, 49.2°; mean, 44.3°. Winds S.W. and,
E.N.E. Sunshine, a littte over 7%. Mean barometer, 30.5 inches.
The week ending January 26th, was fine and cold. Minimum
temperature, 22.0o; maximum, 46.0°; mean, 32.lo. On one day slight
snow fell, the fall being equal to 0.04 inch of rain. Winds easterly.
Sunshine, equal to 8.9%. Mean barometer, 30.5 inches.
The week ending February 2nd, was brighter but still cold. Minimum
temperature, 23.0°; maximum, 50.5°; mean, 36.6°. On two days there was
snow and sleet equal to 0.09 inch of rain. Winds W.S.W. and N.
Sunshine, 38%. Mean barometer, 29.9 inches.