The System of the Weather of the British Islands
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-Great DefidencifUst^. And Great Excess Mild, Windy* Clear, Regular.
IT does not appear evident why the cloudy character of the foregoing winter should exceed the present, which has still more rain and blowing wind, together with a much greater rate of the TJast wind, at the same time that the rain is in a state of greater compression. The same difference is observed of the pair of dry winters of 1816 i7, the first being more cloudy than the last, while the sum of wind and state of the rain is ...very nearly the same in each : compare the pairs of wet and dry seasons by the Tables.
The present winter had the greatest sum of rain next to that of 1804> the state of the winds is similar, but the sum of East is infe- rior in proportion to the sum of rain, and the strength of the lot of Excess East: and as last winter, and the current are both wet, the next will be on the dry side, whatever be the state of the winds.
Though the quantity of rain is greatly in Excess, there is only one day of rain above the average, which shews that the season has no connection whatever with a storm, it being totally unlike the Part 7/7.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
-Great DefidencifUst^. And Great Excess Mild, Windy* Clear, Regular.
IT does not appear evident why the cloudy character of the foregoing winter should exceed the present, which has still more rain and blowing wind, together with a much greater rate of the TJast wind, at the same time that the rain is in a state of greater compression. The same difference is observed of the pair of dry winters of 1816 i7, the first being more cloudy than the last, while the sum of wind and state of the rain is ...very nearly the same in each : compare the pairs of wet and dry seasons by the Tables.
The present winter had the greatest sum of rain next to that of 1804> the state of the winds is similar, but the sum of East is infe- rior in proportion to the sum of rain, and the strength of the lot of Excess East: and as last winter, and the current are both wet, the next will be on the dry side, whatever be the state of the winds.
Though the quantity of rain is greatly in Excess, there is only one day of rain above the average, which shews that the season has no connection whatever with a storm, it being totally unlike the Part 7/7.
What to read after The System of the Weather of the British Islands?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Mackenzie to read onlineMoreLess
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