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East Ham 1948

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for East Ham]

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TABLE 14.

METEOROLOGICAL RECORD—YEAR 1948.

Rain Gauge 5 in. in diameter, placed 1 foot above ground, 15 feet above sea level. Temperature taken in the

shade of a Stevenson's Screen, 5 feet from the ground.

Months.	Temperature of Air during the Month.				Mean Temperature of Air.	Rainfall.
	Highest Maxi-mumf	Lowest Minimum	Mean of			No. of Days on which Rain fell. 0.01 and over	Amount collected in inches	Mean rate of fall for Rainy Days	Greatest fall in 24 hours	Date of greatest fall
	Highest Maxi-mumf	Lowest Minimum	All Highest	All Lowest		No. of Days on which Rain fell. 0.01 and over	Amount collected in inches	Mean rate of fall for Rainy Days	Greatest fall in 24 hours	Date of greatest fall
January	—	—	—	—	42.95	21	2.86	0.14	0.47	23rd
February	—	16	—	32.58	40.41	11	1.29	0.12	0.37	21st
March	—	27	—	35.84	45.76	5	0.66	0.13	0.25	17th/31st
April	—	32	—	38.63	51.48	13	1.20	0.92	0.34	3rd
May	—	30	—	40.90	54.79	9	1.99	0.22	0.44	11th
June	—	41	—	47.30	58.11	19	5.06	0.27	2.41	14th
July	—	42	—	50.42	61.80	—	0.92	0.13	0.30	4th
August	—	42	—	50.03	61.03	14	3.79	0.27	1.47	6th
September	—	34	—	48.40	59.02	9	1.18	0.13	0.48	12th
October	—	24	—	40.03	50.10	10	1.85	0.19	0.44	25th
November	—	24	—	36.23	44.45	8	1.38	0.17	0.50	6th
December	—	19	—	34.90	43.10	17	2.07	0.12	0.61	30th
Means & Totals for the Year	—	30	—	41.4	51.1	143	24.25	0.17	2.41	14th June

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f The Highest Maximum Thermometer was stolen at the beginning of the year and has not yet been replaced by the
Meteorological Office.