An Historical Journal of the Transactions at Port Jackson and Norfolk Island by John Hunter
page 92 of 643 (14%)
page 92 of 643 (14%)
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From the beginning till about the 20th, the weather was cloudy
with frequent showers of rain; but the latter part had strong gales from the south-east quarter. I was furnished with the following months by Lieutenant William Dawes, of the marines. The first and middle parts of this month the weather was moderate and cloudy, and the wind very variable, frequent thunder and lightning with showers of rain; the latter part was clear, fine weather in general, with distant thunder and lightning, and a few violent squalls of wind, which happened generally in the night. The Thermometer from 49° to 81°. In the beginning of this month the weather was generally cloudy and hazy, the wind from the eastward; the middle part also cloudy with frequent light showers of rain, thunder, and lightning, sometimes distant and sometimes very heavy; latter part, cloudy and hazy, with violent thunder, lightning, and rain; wind from north-east to south-east; and the thermometer from 53° to 93°. The first part was cloudy and hazy, with some thunder, attended with light rain; middle, same kind of weather, with frequent and light showers of rain; latter part, moderate weather with a good deal of rain; the wind chiefly from the northward and eastward. The thermometer from 53° to 102°. During the whole of this month, the weather was cloudy and hazy, with light showers of rain, and sometimes distant thunder; |
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