[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Fulham] page 78

Fulham 1906

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Fulham]

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APPENDIX.

TABLE A.

Giving the Meteorological Conditions of the52Weeks ending December 29th,1906,together with the

number of Deaths from certain Diseases and at certain Ages.

Week Ending		Mean Temperature.	Highest Temperature.	Lowest Temperature.	Mean Ttmperature of the earth 3ft. below the surface.	Mean height of the Barometer.	Rainfall in inches.	Sunshine in hours.	Prevailing Wind.	Total Deaths.	Deaths under 1 year.	Deaths over HO.	Deaths from Respiratory Diseases.	Deaths from Phthisis.	Deaths from Zymotic Diseases, excluding Diarrhoea.	Deaths from Diarrhoea and Enteritis.
January	6	41.3	52.6	27.6	43.3	29.6	0.95	2.5	S.E. &S.W	53	13	17	21	2	3	-
”	13	43.1	53.2	32.5	43.8	29.5	1.60	17.5	W.S.W	47	11	9	9	3	6	—
”	20	42.0	49.6	29.1	43.6	29.8	1.06	23.7	S.W. & N.W	35	11	10	10	—	2	2
>”	27	40.4	52.3	26.6	42.4	30.1	0.49	5.8	N.E. & S.W	44	¹⁴	6	12	4	3	1
February	3	42.8	51.2	37.9	43.0	30.0	0.10	10.6	W. & N.W.	39	7	7	7	8	3	1
”	10	37.0	49.7	30.4	42.1	29.8	0.38	17.5	Variable	37	7	9	9	8	3 i	1
”	17	38.2	50.7	27.1	40.8	29.3	0.92	13.0	Variable	33	11	5	8	4	3	—
”	24	37.4	46.2	26.1	40.2	29.7	0.27	13.8	Variable	45	14	14	10	2	2	—
March	3	41.7	50.1	27.4	41.0	29.6	0.17	21.7	S.W. & N.W.	48	16	18	12	1	5	2
}”	10	4.2	65.0	34.5	42.4	29.9	0.35	35.0	S.W.	40	7	10	11	4	5	—
”)	17	43.5	63.9	29.1	42.7	29.7	0.29	22.1	S.W.	45	¹⁰	18	10	3	2	—
>”	24	37.5	48.4	28.4	43.1	29.8	0.32	18.0	N.E.	40	11	7	6	2	3	1
”	31	38.2	52.1	29.1	41.4	29.9	0.14	18.0	N.N.E.	43	S	14	¹²	4	6	—