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SUPPLEMENT TO THE HONGKONG GOVT GAZETTE OF 27TH JUNE, 1885. 567

The following meteorological observations were made in Macao, where the sky remained densely overcast during the entire course of the disturbance. The central calm must therefore in this instance. have been very limited in extent:-

Date.

Hour.

Baro- meter red, to 329 and M.S.L.

Wind,

Rel.

Tempe Humidi. Rain.

rature.

ty.

Date. Hour.

Direc-Force.

tion.

Baro-

meter red. to 322 and

Rel. Tempe Humidi- Rain.

rature.

ty.

M.S.L.

Wind,

Direc-Force.

tion.

1884.

Sep. 10,

1884.

ins.

ins.

"1

17

31

"

**

91

+

4

**

37

93 $1

རྨ ཀྵ ཀྵ ཀྵ ཐཱ མ བ མ ཋ འབྲྀ ཏྱཾ ང རྒྱུ རྒྱུ བ

བྱཱ སྐྱུ ཀྐ རྨ རྨ རཱ ན ཌ དྷ དྲ ནྡྷརྨམརྨ

1 a.

29.549

.532

,519

,510

83

80

516

.520

ZZZZZZ

3

Sep. 11,

1a.

ins. 29.036

*

ins.

95

1.732

N

10

5

19

29.003

76

95

1.969

NNE

7

+9

4

"

28.930

78

95

1.339

ENE

»

3

.932

77.5

93

E

6

N

2

.930

78

87

0.063

E

6

N

3

28.982

78.5

97.5

ESE

5

.520

NNE

29.022

ESE

4

.533

NNE

.098

ESE

3

.525

NNE

.174

SS W

4

*

10

11

Noon.

1

.615

83

73

N

5

10

.253

"

77

95

0.355

SSW

5

"

.489

83

74

N

11

11

324

:

'SSW

5

.483

82

80

N

N

**

.366

SSW

4

.452

80.5

81

0.024

N

.420

80

83

.388

80.5

79

0.008

.364

80.5

79

.352

79.5

83

"

22

.319

79

83

"

29

.302

79

87

31

+1

.291

79

87

"

11

11

0.134

.278

79

85

**

0.047

10

.258

78

69

事多

31

21

0.606

11

.181

78

89

"

11

0.427

17

Midt.

.145

77.6

91

1.236

NNNNNNNNNNN

∞ 00 00 -3 = = = =NS&UT

5

.392

77

91

0.355

SSW

4

33

6

:

77

91

0.118 83W

3

3

7

19

7

7

"

"

10

17

"

9

11 Midt.

"

The following observations were made on board the French Transport Drac at anchor north of St. John's Island in 21° 44′ N, 112° 44′ E, but the index correction applied to the aneroid barometer

very uncertain. It rained since noon on the 10th:-

is

Wind.

Clouds.

Wind,

Clouds.

Date. Hour.

Baro- meter.

Tempe- rature. Direc- Foree. Amount

tion.

Date.

Hour.

Direc- tion.

Baro- meter.

Tempe-

rature.

Direc- Force. Ansuti. tion.

Direc- tion.

1884.

Sep. 10,

1884.

2 a.

ins. 29.59

ins.

79

.57

79

.59

82

"

8

.60

81

71

1

10

.60

84

ZZZZ Z

N

3

N

3

N

3

N

N

3

F

>

Noon.

.57

84

NNW

31

2

.54

81

NNW

21

""

4

.50

80

NW

4

19

"

6

.48

79

NNW

5

+

8

.47

79

NW

6

**

??

10

.43

78

NW

6

19

12

Midt.

.35

78

31

NW

5

222222222222

en 00 - 20 nga nje vit kn to so lo

10

10

10

10

ZZZ Z

N Sep. 11.

2 a.

29.27

N

+

.22

N

6

.19

"

*

N

8

24

10

NNW

10

31

10

NNW

Noon

.37

99

10

NNW

14

10

NNW

13

10

NNW

*3

..

10

NW

53

1

10

NW

13

10

NW

10 Midt.

.59

.60

• REEFEREREREK

78

NW

78

NW

77

WNW

77

W

78

WSW

79

SW

SW

76

SW

76

SW

75

SW

5676 TO 10 15 20 0

75

SW

75

19

SW

10

NW

10

NW

10

WNW

10

W

10

WSW

10

SW

10

SW

10

SW

10

SW

10

SW

10

SW

8

SW

On the 10th a fresh NE gale was felt throughout the day with gloomy and wet weather and a heavy sea at Breaker Point and during the latter part of the day even in Swatow with uninterrupted rain, though only an inch was collected at 9 a. on the 11th. From the lighthouses in the compara- tively narrow northern entrance of the Formosa Straits a fresh NNE breeze on the 7th increased to a fresh or strong NE gale on the 9th. The NE gale decreased in force in the morning on the 10th. There does not appear to have fallen much rain so far north of the center but these registers exhibit another instance of the force of NE winds consequent on the passage of a typhoon several hundred miles to the south. The Straits at all times exercise a powerful deflecting influence on the direction of the wind, which is evidently increased by the chain of high mountains running from north to south in Formosa. Along the southern coast of China fresh or strong winds blow straight from East under. similar circumstances.

The strongest wind reported from Taków was a strong SSE gale at 3 h. 30 m. p. on the 10th. This station is however particularly unfavourably situated for observations of the wind, which appears to be very local. From Fisher Island no wind above a fresh breeze and apparently not much rain is reported.

From Kiungehow, Hainan, the lowest barometer is reported on the morning of the 11th with gloomy weather. The wind, a strong W breeze, reached at the same time its maximum, but no rain till later in the day is reported. A fresh or strong NNW breeze is at the same time reported from Pakhoi and a moderate NW breeze with blue sky and remarkable dryness in the air from Haiphong.

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