Botanical Gardens (Taipo).
Observatory Police Station! (Kowloon).
Hospital |(Hongkong).
Matilda Hospital (Hongkong).
Months. inches. inches. inches. inches.
January, 0.130 0'53 0'21 0'20
February, 0°390 0*28 0.64 0.86
March, 0.660 0'40 0.84 0.60
April, 8-370 10'45 7'94 6+ 6'41
May, 3'795 4'49 4'36 3.86
June, 15720 17.84 18.51 7114
July, 18525 28.57 20°43 1158
August, 34°310 42.08 3518 25'02
September,... 6.285 3.02 6'9: 9:18
October, 17.835 9'00 12.84 18.05
November,... 0'405 0'28 0'55 0'56
December, 0.315 0-08 063 054
Year,... 106-740 117.02 109'04 94'00
Floods.—The heaviest rainfall occurred at the Observatory as follows:-
Period. Amount. Duration. Greatest fall in 1 hour. Time. Amount. d. h. cl. I. d. h. inches. d. h. inches. April...12 B to May ...30 1 to April 13 21 5-26 30 2.17 April 12 June 4 19 4:50 54 0-61 June 1 ᎥᏋ June ..[2 11 to July...20 18 July ...26 June 15 9 7:45 37 1-19 June 14 10 Aug. 4 20 to Aug, July 23 10 6-29 32 0:60 to 5 to July 23 5 July 31 20 9.61 59 0.81 July 27 13 نا 10 6.86 32 0.83 Aug. 6 0 + 10:55 35 1-23 Aug. 18 14 14 15.87 76 1.58 Aug. 29 9 9 16.09 22 2.82 Oct. 31 Aug. 10 10 to Aug. 19 Aug. ...27 12 to Aug. 31 Oct....30 9 to Oct. 31rains.
Serious floods and landslides were caused by these heavy
Typhoons. The tracks of 20 typhoons and 4 of the principal depressions which occurred in the Far East in 1923 are given in two plates in the Monthly Meteorological Bulletin for December, 1923.
IV.—PUBLICATIONS.
Daily Weather Report and Map.-A weather map of the Far East for 6 a.m. of the 120th meridian, and the Daily Weather Report (containing meteorological observations, usually at 6". and 14", from about 40 stations in China, Indo-China, Japan, the Philippines
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Botanical
Matilda
Months.
Observatory Police Station! (Kowloon).
Gardens
(Taipo).
Hospital
|(Hongkong). (Hongkong).
inches.
inches.
inches.
inches.
January,
0.130
0'53
0'21
0'20
February,
0°390
0*28
0.64
0.86
March,
0.660
0'40
0.84
0.60
April,
8-370
10'45
7'94
6+
6'41
May,
3'795
4'49
4'36
3.86
June,
15720
17.84
18.51
7114
July,
18525
28.57
20°43
1158
August,
34°310
42.08
3518
25'02
September,...
6.285
3.02
6'9:
9:18
October,
17.835
9'00
12.84
18.05
November,...
0'405
0'28
0'55
0'56
December,
0.315
0-08
063
054
Year,... 106-740
117.02
109'04
94'00
Floods.—The heaviest rainfall occurred at the Observatory as
follows:-
Period.
Amount.
Duration.
Greatest fall
Time.
in 1 hour.
Amount.
cl. I.
d.
h.
inches. hours.
inches.
d. h.
April...12 B to May ...30 1 to
April 13
21
5-26
30
2.17
April 12
June 4
19
4:50
54
0-61
June 1 ᎥᏋ
June ..[2 11 to July...20 18 July ...26
June 15
9
7:45
37
1-19
June 14 10
Aug. 4 20 to Aug,
to 5 to
July 23
10
6-29
32
0:60
July 23 5
July 31 20
9.61
59
0.81
July 27 13
نا
10
6.86
32
0 83
Aug. 6 0
+
10:55
35
1-23
Aug. 18 14
14
15.87
76
1.58
Aug. 29 9
9
16.09
22
2.82
Oct. 31
Aug. 10 10 to Aug. 19 Aug.
...27 12 to Aug. 31 Oct....30 9 to Oct. 31
rains.
Serious floods and landslides were caused by these heavy
Typhoons. The tracks of 20 typhoons and 4 of the principal depressions which occurred in the Far East in 1923 are given in two plates in the Monthly Meteorological Bulletin for December,
1923.
IV.—PUBLICATIONS.
Daily Weather Report and Map.-A weather map of the Far East for 6 a.m. of the 120th meridian, and the Daily Weather Report (containing meteorological observations, usually at 6". and 14", from about 40 stations in China, Indo-China, Japan, the Philippines
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