Fort Hope, Repulse Bay.—Abstract of Meteorological Journal for February, 1847.

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 -29.8-38.5-33.6N.N.W. N.W. W.6-1
2 -30.8-37.3-33.73N.W. Vble. W. Calm. N.0-1
3 -29-35-31.53S.W. Calm. Vble.0-1
4 -19-26.5-22.67Calm. Vble. Calm.0-1
5 -14-20-16.71N.W. by S.4-6
6 -14.7-22.5-17.5N.3-6
7 -22.5-27-25.16Calm. N. by W. Calm.0-1
8 -22.3-30.5-26.25N. by W. N.N.W.1-4
9 -20-25.5-21.65N.W. N.W. by W.1-6
10 -20-27-23.35N. Vbl. N. by W.0-2
11 - 8.7-18.3-11.64W.N.W. N. by W.1-6
12 -18-23.5-20.25N. by W.8-6
13 -35.3-38-36.83N.N.W. N. by W.7-2
14 -26-36.5-31N.W.6-3
15 -37.5-42-39.83N.4-7
16 -36.5-42-39.14N. by W.7-5
17 -35.5-40.5-38.4N. N. by W. N.W.7-3
18 -27.5-34.5-30.57N. N. by W. N.N.W.1-7
19 -22-32.5-27.57N. Vble. S.S.E.4-1
20 -22.5-27.5-25.3N. by W. N. N.N.W.7-4
21 -19.5-27-22.83N.N.W. N. S.E.3-1
22 -13-26.5-18.85N.N.W.1-5
23 -23.5-31.5-26.57N.N.W. N.3-1
24 -23-34.5-27.43W. W. by N. N. N.W.1-4
25 - 9.5-27.5-20.2W. Calm. Vble.1-0
26 - 9.3-22-13.5S.E. E. by N. N.1-2
27 -24-27.5-25.54N.W. by N. N.N.W.4-6
28 -34.5-40-39.2N.N.W. N.W. by W.6-3
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746.85
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-26.68

Day ofBarometer and
the Mon.Thermometer attached.Remarks on the Weather, &c.
Barom.Thermo.
1 29.901+ 7.6b. m. b.q. drifting.
2 30.023+ 5.3b. b.
3 30.593+ 2.6b. c. o. cirrus and cirro-stratus.
4 30.219+ 5b. c.
5 30.339+ 5.6b. c. q. much refraction; drifting.
6 30.18+11.b. c. m. b. c. drifting.
7 30.??4+12.b. c. cirrus; cloudy near horizon.
8 30.418+10.3b. m. spiculæ. much refraction.
9 30.432+12.o. m. b. c. m. drifting; solar halo with
parhelia; a faint arch of aurora.
10 30.065+ 8.3b. c. cirrus; some faint beams of aurora south
and south-south-west (say south-west).
11 29.865+12.6b. c. m. o. s. b. c. s. drifting.
12 29.71+12.b. m much drift.
13 29.644+10.5b. m. b. drifting.
14 29.65+10.b. m. b.
15 29.816+12.6b. b. m. b. drifting.
16 29.899+13.3b. m. b. much drift.
17 29.84+ 7.6b. m. b. drifting.
18 29.869+ 7.3b. c. o. b. c. m. much drift.
19 29.9+ 6.7b. c. s. o. m. Solar halo with prismatic
colours and parhelia.
20 29.9+ 8b. m. b. drifting.
21 30.329+ 7b. c. b. c. m.
22 30.276+ 9.6b. m. b. c. s. o. s. b. c. s. drifting.
23 30.459+ 9.3b. m. b. c. cirrus; Venus visible for the
first time, the horizon having been too hazy
to see her sooner.
24 30.326+ 7b.
25 30.008+ 6b. b. c. much refraction.
26 30.221+ 8.3b. m. c. b. c. s.
27 30.146+12b. m. c. b. c. s. b. c. m. drifting along
the ground.
28 30.073+11b. m. drifting.

Fort Hope, Repulse Bay.—Abstract of Meteorological Journal for March, 1847.

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 -30.5-45-37.5N. by W. Chble. N.W. by N.0-2
2 -30.5-40.5-35.4N.W. by N. N.N.W.2-4
3 -30-37-33.7N.W. by N. N.N.W.4-7
4 -27-38-32N. by W. N.W. by N.4-7
5 -26-33-28.4N. by W. N.W. by N.8-6
6 -27-33-29.4N. by W.8-4
7 -27.5-37-33N.N. ½ E.7-5
8 -25-31.5-27.5N. N. by W. N.N.W.7-9
9 -20-30.5-25.3N.N.W. N.W. by N.4-2
10 -21-33.5-27.2N.W. N.N.W.1-4
11 -10.7-27.5-20N.W. by N. N. by W.1-3
12 -19.5-30.5-23.7N.N.W. N. N. by W.8-10
13 -15-19.5-16.5N.N.W.10-12
14 -13.5-15-14.5N. by W.11-7
15 -11-19-14.2N. N.N.W.8-5
16 -7.7-19-11.7N.W. by N. N. by W.3-6
17 -24-30-26.5N. W.N.W. W.1-6
18 -18.7-37.5-29.1Calm. S.S.E. W.0-6
19 -14-29.5-21.4W. Vble.2-1
20 -23.5-32.5-29.1N.N.W. N. N. by W.6-4
21 -23-29.5-25.9W.N.W.10-7
22 -16-27-21.6N W. by N. W.6-1
23 -16-33-22.6N.W. Chble. N. by W.1-6
24 -29-33.5-30.9N. by W. N.N.W.9-7
25 -27-35-30.4N. by W. N.N.W.7-9
26 -26.5-35.5-30.6N. by W.6-8
27 -24.5-34-28.1N. by W. N.N.W.6-8
28 -26-35-30.2N. by W.2-7
29 -22-33-26.37N.N.W. N. W.N.W.8-5
30 -15-32-20.54N.W. N. by W.2-6
31 -6-14-8.6N.N.W. N.W. by N.7-6
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811.91
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