Lat. 29° 18′ N., Long. 114′′ 10′ 19′′ E,
Site of rain-gauge
Fleight
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METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS 1929.
CLIMATOLOGICAL SUMMARY.
STATION ROYAL OBSERVATORY, HONG KONG.
Temperatures for 24 hours ending Midn.
Heights above ground; Therms.b,=3 ft; Sun Recorder.b,=35 f't; Rain-gauge, h,=1.5 ft.
Air Tomperature (in degrees Fahrenheit) from whirling thermometers.
Means of Max.
Absolute Extremes,
1929.
and
Min.
Com-
Max.
Min.
bined.
Excess above
Normal.
Rainfall.
Excess Total, above
Normal.
Daily Day.
Max.
Highest Max.
|Day.
Min.
Lowest Day.
Lowest!
Day.
Highest 3lio.
Day.
Max.
Weather, No. of Days of
Bright Sunshine.
Precipitation.
Excess above
Normnul,
Snow.
Hail.
Thunderstorm.
Fog.
Ground Frost.
Daily Maan.
Total.
Per
jeent
Toil Possi-
1 ble.
15
•
0
m.n. 11.01. m.In.
hr.
Ir. %
We
lir.
Jumary February
March.
66-9 59'+
63.1
744 [14,15 63.1 53.6 59'3 +o'z 76,0 24 70-6 61.1 65.8 +2'3
+27
56-0
64014
67'5 23.6
47'4
52-5
3
644 23
70'5 149
27
519
靠
60:3
73'5 z8
75"! 12.8
April
May Jung
79'4
July
78.1
August
85-8
76.5 67-8 73'1 +1+ 82.6 750 78-8 +1'3 89-9 25 832 +18 910 tz 82.0 -0'5 92.1 ४ $17
yo's
20
615 3
65.8
78-6 30
74:6 3071
9:8 30'9 8.3 60° 12'7 20 17'4 20
27
27
67'1 + 714
81.3 25
83.0 168-2 13574 564 3 7 +1
74*7 21,25) 784 74*+
83'1
12
83.6 106-5
-185'9 321
25 13
79'5
[
834 | 5766 |+2059 10176
22 22
21
79'9 4,22
SPI
13
September
854
816 +05
8
Ontober
80*6
November
3.2 63.7
7619
+0'3
86.1 16
74'5 30 69'5 23
81-8 6.13
S0-8
20
-8:3
844 5085 +1397 1817 8192742 + 275 83-1 779 3-6 -119-2
16 20
30
16
1
67-9
December
68.8 60-9 648
- 18 +16
79'5 2 78.1 15
500 12 +44
23
65.5 512 | 22
5
72*3 3
70°0 34'9 72'7 10*7
—
9:1 15.0
27'0 277
9
+
++++++
+2
5.3
1640 | 19
+
S
2.6
740
23
3376 3180
60
50 3716
517 1719
+5 379'1
50 | 153.8 6'9 1069
175'7 5-8 1798
38 | 408'5
404'0
+3
412'9
398.6
2
2015
367'1
9*3 288-6
359'z
+2
6
**
6:3 189-7 57 46
330-8
14310 +3
332'6
Totale.
Means.
117735
- 394'9,
I22
- 19
***
27
30
|2144'9
+420′0
69'1 7371 +08
5'9
+9
July
Judy
Extremes.
gara
+++
Dee. 23
512 Doo
20
831 12 $44
1817
Aug, 16
|
The Royal Observatory is situated on a hillock, 100 feet high, near the southern extremity of the Kowloon Peninsular, about 1000 yards from the harbour to the South, 500 yards from the east side of the peninsular and 900 yards from the west side. The surrounding country is flat, except to the North, where a range of hills from 200 to 100 feet high stretches across the peninsular a mile from the Observatory. From 3 to 20 miles further North the ground is hilly over the greater part of the peninsular with peaks from 2000 to 3000 feet high. Five miles to the eastward of the Observatory, where another small peninsular projects southward, is a range of hills from 700 to 1000 feet high. To the westward of the Observatory, the hills on Lantau Island, 10 miles distant, rise to 3000 feet.
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