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Newington 1897

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Table: TABLE 11.METEOROLOGICAL TABLE FOR LONDON, 1896.(Deduced from Observations at Greenwich under the Superintendence of the Astronomer Royal, and compiled from Quarterly Tables furnished to the Registrar- General by James Glaisher, Esq., F.R.S.)

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TABLE 11.

METEOROLOGICAL TABLE FOR LONDON, 1896.

(Deduced from Observations at Greenwich under the Superintendence of the Astronomer Royal, and compiled from Quarterly Tables furnished to the Registrar- General by James Glaisher, Esq., F.R.S.)

Winter Jan., Feb., March.	Temprature Of									Elastic Force of Vapour.		Weight of vapour in a cubic Foot of Air.		Degree of Humidity.		Reading of Barometer.		Weight of a Cubic Foot of Air.		Rain.		Reading of Thermometer in Grass.
	Air.			Evaporation.		Dew Point.		Air Daily Range.		Elastic Force of Vapour.		Weight of vapour in a cubic Foot of Air.		Degree of Humidity.		Reading of Barometer.		Weight of a Cubic Foot of Air.		Rain.		No. of Nights it was.			Lowest Reading at Night.	Highest Reading at Night.
	Mean.	Diff. From Average of 125 Years	Diff. From Average of 55 Years	Mean.	Diff. From Average of 55 Years	Mean.	Diff. From Average of 55 Years	Mean.	Diff. From Average of 55 Years	Mean.	Diff. From Average of 55 Years	Mean.	Diff. From Average of 55 Years	Mean. (Satn.=100).	Diff. From Average of 55 Years	Mean.	Diff. From Average of 55 Years	Mean.	Diff. From Average of 55 Years	Amount.	Diff. From Average of 81 Years	At of below 30.	Between 30 and 40 degree	Above 40	Lowest Reading at Night.	Highest Reading at Night.
1896	º	º	º	º	º	º	º	º	º	in.	in.	grs	gr.			in.	in.	grs.	grs.	Sums.		Sums.			º	º
YEAR.	50.1	+ 1.6	+0.9	6.8	+0.4	43.5	—0.1	14.7	—1.2	•291	—•002	3.3	—0.1	79	.3	29.847	+•073	542	0	in. 22.42	in. —2.56	53	141	172	17.4	58 7
Winter Qtr.	45.2	+3.4	+2.5	0.2	X2.4	379	+2.8	10.6	—1.2	•228	+.022	2.7	+0.3	86	+2	29.989	+ 218	554	+ 1	3.99	..0.93	30	50	11	17.4	480
Spring do.	55.6	+3.3	+2.7	05	+ 1.4	45.8	+0.4	19.9	—0.2	313	+•007	3.5	+ 0.1	69	—8	29.929	+ •147	538	0	2.77	—2.89	3	36	52	27.2	57.5
Summer do.	60.4	+0.7	+0.2	5.8	—0.5	52'0	— 1*7	181	—1.8	•388	+ •016	4.3	—0.2	74	—3	29.761	+ •032	529	—1	8.67	+1.39	0	1	91	38.2	58.7
Autumn do.	42.4	—1.2	-1.9	40.7	—1.8	38.5	—2.0	10.3	—1.5	•235	—•022	2.7	—0.4	87	—3	29.709	-•040	548	+1	6.99	.0.13	20	54	18	24.0	53.0
In this Table, + and — respectively signify that the numbers in the preceding column are above or below the average to the amount of the quantities to which these signs are affixed.

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Newington 1897

Table: TABLE 11.METEOROLOGICAL TABLE FOR LONDON, 1896.(Deduced from Observations at Greenwich under the Superintendence of the Astronomer Royal, and compiled from Quarterly Tables furnished to the Registrar- General by James Glaisher, Esq., F.R.S.)