North-American Review and Miscellaneous Journal, Volume 4Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge University of Northern Iowa, 1965 Vols. 277-230, no. 2 include Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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Page 129
... Mean 30.073 30.049 30.034 32 53 36 . 57 72 60 45.51 59.16 47.00 32 50 35 Least 29.69 29.57 29.57 September 1st , a ... Mean monthly temperature from three observations each day 66.15 ° Mean monthly temperature from the maxima of heat and ...
... Mean 30.073 30.049 30.034 32 53 36 . 57 72 60 45.51 59.16 47.00 32 50 35 Least 29.69 29.57 29.57 September 1st , a ... Mean monthly temperature from three observations each day 66.15 ° Mean monthly temperature from the maxima of heat and ...
Page 420
... Mean monthly temperature , from three observations each day , and cold , 49.86 ° 48.16 Greatest heat , 76.00 Greatest cold , 23.50 Mean height of the Barometer 29.809 inches . Quantity of rain , Gratest monthly range of do . Days ...
... Mean monthly temperature , from three observations each day , and cold , 49.86 ° 48.16 Greatest heat , 76.00 Greatest cold , 23.50 Mean height of the Barometer 29.809 inches . Quantity of rain , Gratest monthly range of do . Days ...
Page 421
... Mean height of the Barometer , Greatest monthly range of do . · 61.50 ° 0.00 29.873 inches . .850 Quantity of rain ... Mean monthly temperature from three observations each day , · Mean monthly temperature from maxima of heat and cold ...
... Mean height of the Barometer , Greatest monthly range of do . · 61.50 ° 0.00 29.873 inches . .850 Quantity of rain ... Mean monthly temperature from three observations each day , · Mean monthly temperature from maxima of heat and cold ...
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