Day ofBarometer and
the Mon.Thermometer attached.Remarks on the Weather, &c.
Barom.Thermo.
1 s. ps.
2 b. c. drifting.
3 h. p. s. o. s.
4 h. p. r.
5 h. wet.
6 h. p. s. o. p. s.
7 h. p. s.
8 c. o. o.
9 h. c. c.
10 s. drifting.
11 s. s. s.
12 s. with much drift.
13 29.338+49s. and much drift.
14 29.431+46.3s. and drift.
15 29.690+44s. much drift.
16 29.605 +30.5 b. c.; drift; haze and some drift—parhelia;
haze with scaly snow; faint aurora to the
S. and S. by E. alt. 12°.
17 29.719+32.8b. c., much drift; aurora to the S.S.E.
parallel to the horizon; alt. 12°.
18 29.641+31.5b. c., drift; cirrus; some faint streaks of
aurora to the W.
19 29.662+29b. c., drifting; solar halo with prismatic
colours and parhelia; snow and much drift.
20 29.842+29.5s. much drift.
21 29.959+30.5b. c., much drift; at 8 p.m. several streaks
of faint aurora extending across the zenith
in a N.W. and S.E. direction; many rays in
different parts of the heavens.
22 29.828+28.5
23 29.919+32f. o. f. o. s. o. s. b. c. f. s.
24 29.974+31b. c. o. drifting.
25 30.023+29o. drifting.
26 30.062+29.3o. m. b. c. drifting.
27 30.47+26.5b. c. m., some faint streaks of aurora in
various parts of the sky bearing for the
most part N.N.W. and S.S.E.
28 30.505+26.b. c., a few clouds near horizon; a very
faint light yellow cloud aurora to the S.E.
and N.W.
29 30.119+30.3c. s. b. c. s. o. m. b. c., cirrus extending
from S.S.E. to N.N.W., resembling much the
aurora. Lunar halo.
30 29.078+39.7o. m. o. s. b. c. o. drifting.
31 30.094+34.3b. b. c. c., solar halo; cirrus; 120 lunar
distances were observed from Jupiter and
at Aquilæ, E. and W. of the moon.
Lunar halo diam. 40° or 50°.

Fort Hope, Repulse Bay.—Abstract of Meteorological Journal for November, 1846.

DayTemperature of the Atmosphere
of thetaken eight times in twenty-Prevailing Winds.
Month. four hours.
Highest.Lowest.Mean.Direction.Force.
deg.m.deg.m.
1 +18- 3.0+ 8.5W.N.W. N.E. E.2-7
2 +26.5+22.3+24.4S.E. S.E. by E. E. by W.2-5
3 +27+25.5+26.3S.E. E.S.E.2-5
4 +26+21.5+23.8S.E.S. S.S.E.3-5
5 +22+ 0+13.2N. by W. N.W. by W.2-7
6 - .5- 9.5- 3.5W.N.W.3-7
7 + 11.5+ 6+ 9.7N. by E.4-7
8 + 11+ 5+ 8.5N.4-7
9 +12.5+ 9.5+ 10.9E.N.E. N.E.3-10
10 +28.2+22.5+25.6E.S.E. S. S.S.W.3-8
11 +17+ 2.5+ 7.5N.W. N.N.W. W. by N.5-8
12 + 2.3- 8.5- 1N.N.E. W. N.N.W.2-5
13 - 6- 8- 6.8N. by W. N.N.W.4-8
14 - 4.6- 8.7- 6.6N.N.W. N. N. by W.3-7
15 + 4.5-10.5- 3.8Calm. Vble. E.0-4
16 +17.3+15+16.3E. N.E. N.1-6
17 + 7.5- 8+.25N. by W.4-6
18 - 4- 9.2- 7.1N.W. by N. Calm S.W.0-2
19 +21.7+18+20.61S.S.E. S.E. E.4-7
20 +12- 8.8+ 2.9Calm. S. by E. N.0-2
21 + 4.5- 4.2- 0.9S. S.E. E.4-1
22 - 3- 4.2- 3.6S. by E. W. N.W.2-6
23 -18.5-22.5-19.77N. by W. N.N.W.3-5
24 -20.5-25.2-22.54N.N.W.5-1
25 -14.5-24.5-20.06N. by E. N.W. N.W. by W.1-3
26 -17.5-23.5-20.7N.6-9
27 -11.8-15.5-13.6N. by W.9-10
28 - 5.4- 8.5- 6.6N. by W.7-9
29 -16.5-25.3-20.3N.N.W. W.N.W.6-3
30 -17.5-24.4-21.W. W.N.W. N.W.6-3
———
+20.59
———
+ 0.68

Day ofBarometer and
the Mon.Thermometer attached.Remarks on the Weather, &c.
Barom.Thermo.
1 30.011+35b. c. o. s. and drift.
2 29.715+38o. m. s. o. m. o s.
3 29.623+38.7o. m. s. o. s.
4 29.624+39.5o. m. b. c. o. m.
5 29.796+41o. m. s. b. c. b. drifting. A faint ray of
aurora to the S. E. extending vertically
towards the zenith.
6 30.009+38.8b. c. drifting. Some faint beams of aurora
extending from S.W. to N.W., alt. 60°; one ray
to the S.E. pointing towards the zenith.
7 29.894+37.3o. c. o. drifting.
8 30.1+39.5o. drifting.
9 39.996+35.2o. s. drifting thick.
10 29.598+40.2o s. o. b. c. o. much drift.
11 29.728+38o. s. o. m. b. c. drifting.
12 30.163+38.1b. c. m. b. drifting.
13 30.214+34.9b. m. b c. m. much drift.
14 30.39+36.2b. m. much drift. Solar halo and parhelia with
prismatic colours; hazy near horizon; a faint
beam of aurora to the westward directed toward
the zenith; drifting.
15 30.239+37o.m. o. s.
16 29.963+38o.s. b. c. m. drifting.
17 30.102+37o.s. b. c. m. drifting. Three beams of aurora
pointing towards the zenith; two of them
bearing N.N.W., and the other S.E.
18 30.006+33.7b. c. fo. o. m. At 9 A.M. there was a very red
sky to the N. westward; sound heard at a
great distance.
19 29.573+36.7o. s. b. c. drifting.
20 29.420+36.8o. s. m. o. s. f. b. c. m. At 7 h. 30 m. a
faint aurora extending from W. to S.E.,
alt. 20°; motion rapid; no prismatic colours.
21 29.409+37o. s. b. c. s. o. f. s. b. m. s.
22 29.615+39b. c. Some faint streaks of aurora, most of them
to the S. eastward, and pointed towards the
horizon.
23 29.918+33.7b. m. b. c. Some faint rays of aurora visible
this morning at 5 h. 30 m. in different parts
of the heavens; drifting.
24 30.408+33.7b. c. drifting.
25 30.573+30.8b. b. m. Two faint beams of aurora bearing
W.N.W. and pointing towards the zenith;
altitude of lower limb 30°.
26 30.606+32b. m. b. much drift.
27 29.555+31b. m. o. s. drifting. Door drifted up.
28 29.41+26.6o. m. b. c. s. o. s. drifting.
29 29.894+27.5b. c. drifting.
30 30.354+26b. c. m. drifting.