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METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS 1930.

CLIMATOLOGICAL SUMMARY,

STATION: ROYAL OBSERVATORY, HONG KONG.

Temperatures for 24 hours euding Mido.

b=3 Heights above ground: Therms, 1=5 ft; Sun Recorder, h,=95 ft; Rain-gauge, h, 1.5 ft.

Lat. 22° 18′ N., Long. 114° 10′ 19′′ E.

(Site of rain-gauge

Height {ahove Mean Sea-Level

11, 103 ft.

Air Temperature (in degrees Fahrenheit) from whirling thermometers,

Alsolute Extremes,

Means of Mux.

1930.

Мих. Min.

and Min. Com- bined.

DAQĻU BROOXZ

Normal.

Highest Max.

|Day.

Lowest Min.

Lowest

Day

Day.

Mux.

Highest Min.

Day.

Highest Wet Bulb,

Rainfall.

Excess

Total. above

Normal.

Daily Mux.

Day

Weather, No. of Days of

Bright Sunshine.

Precipitation.

Exress above

Normal,

Snow,

Hail,

Thunderstorm,

ט

D

+

ון

*

11.13).

m.m.

January

59*

50'9

55.0

3'3

717

3

February

650 56.3

60%

+16

78.1

41 2 +6·6

3

10

631

2

68.2

578

+ 23'9

16-8

26

9

#3

7017

z6

7372

351

105

15.6

-

March....

6+4

+ o'g

3.29

6: 69:3

29

73'9

1836 +1078

55'0

[2

April

740

+3'2

24

63*

79'2

24

79*0

-

85-9 53°3

22:0

9

MAY

$35

-6'2

79.8

+2'2

88.9

23

-6-8

80.8

23

8172

1571 -14374 813

June

86-

78.3

+1'0

90.8

69'3

9

July

86-8

78'5

82-6

0'0

92'9

I

740

25

82.6

August

86-91 78°5

$217

+05

917

9

7372 25

September

83.7

764 | 80°0

89.0

2

73.0

19 80*7 21.25

80

8:1 16 82-2

+ 830 20

827 3110

796 118'7

20

15

79'6

3

841 7372 +358*7 1491 833154 810174 ++606 202'3

16

22

- 210° 1

89'7

21 10

17

October

November

December

68-

731

774 66" 712 +1+ 606 6++ +1'2

+08

I 86-6 86-0 76'7

66.2

4

7+0 3

77°0

[

79'2

104

- 110'0

104

31

29

60'9 49'0 24

67.7 549 23

744

10

77'9

68.7 20

72'0

0.9 22.6

-

42.2 0*9 8.5 3'1

2

18

ரத்

Totals.

Means.

|2440′5+266-2 1

77'0 68.9 72.9 +o's

July

Aug.

Jan.

Jan.

Extremes.

92'9

41'2

513

20

841

TO

++

++││

لیاس

Fog.

Ground Frost,

Daily Mean,

Total

Total.

Per

cent.

Possi-

ble.

I.

lir.

lir.

hr.

I

[

23 | 713 5'5 | 155'3

21

337-6

49

318.0

3

3'9

120'0

47 149'3

32

371-6

37 379'1

6'6 204'4

30 +08:5

2134

53

4040

1752 |

412-9

2

!

·3 | 256·9

64

398.6

J

+61370

37

367'1

8.7 2713

76

359°2

z

6-8 2055 62

330-8

2

3'9

120*1

36 332-6

128

-13

24

35

-

202'3

Sept.) 17

2072 7

4+20'0

577

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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 400 feet high stretches across the peninsular a mile from the Observatory. From 3 to 20 miles farther 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 Lautau Island, 10 miles distant, rise to 3000 feet,

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