[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for East Ham] page 34

East Ham 1952

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

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TABLE 12.

METEOROLOGICAL RECORD . YEAR 1952

Rain Gauge 5 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 ground₀

Months	Temperature of Air during the Month				Mean Temperature of Air	? Rainfall.
	Highest Maximum	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 Maximum	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	54	24	43.8	35.2	37.65	15	1.29	0.09	0.28	4th &16th
February	52	29	44.3	34.0	36. 85	7	0.75	0.11	0.28	10th
March	59	30	50.0	40.0	43.2	20	2.34	0.12	0.90	29th
April	74	31	59.6	43.5	51.4	11	0.69	0.06	0.19	7th
May	83	42	67.2	50.1	58.35	8	0.77	0.09	0.60	4th
June	86	40	70.8	52.7	61.45	8	1.07	0.13	0.37	2nd
July	86	49	74.4	64.2	64.6	4	0.64	0.l6	0.31	3rd
August	*	*	*	*	*	13	2.21	0.17	0.75	6th
September	72	38	61.3	46.8	52.6	15	2.33	0.15	0.68	30th
October	61	32	55.3	44.0	49.25	15	2.22	0.l5	0.52	12th
November	57	23	45.8	36.3	39.85	15	3.68	0.24	0.69	21st
December	53	25	42.9	34.1	37.4	17	2.31	0.14	0.42	18th
Means & Totals for the Year	67	33	55.9	43.7	47.78	148	20.30	0.13	0.90	29th March

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* Instruments Stolen 7/8.8.52. Replaced 21.8.52.