Three Essays On Australian Weather
Three Essays On Australian Weather
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The following diagram of this date shows the instrumental changes during this southerly.
At 2 p. M. South-west clouds slightly advanced, at the same time those low down obscured by haze or dust : up to 2 p. M. North-east, east, and south-east horizons beautifully clear. 2'40 p. M. , clouds still working further round to due north, with a few light cirrus forming and evaporating east of this point, and a general drift to the east, then thunder cumulus worked up from south-west very slowly, the a...dvanced cirrus reaching Sydney at 3-30 p. M. ; no trace of cloud observable with surface wind up to this time ; a roll of cloud appeared- at 3*15 p. M. Above south horizon (See Plate i, taken at 3-43 p. M. ), which seemed to be made up of a band of stratus surmounted by cumulus 30 in length ; at 4 p. M. The roll merged into the general clouds, which were then fringed overhead and stratified on the southern boundary, beyond which the sky was clear for a space of about 10, at the same moment an uneven roll of heavy cumulus began to rise above the horizon ; as it lifted, the sky still further beyond was clear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The following diagram of this date shows the instrumental changes during this southerly.
At 2 p. M. South-west clouds slightly advanced, at the same time those low down obscured by haze or dust : up to 2 p. M. North-east, east, and south-east horizons beautifully clear. 2'40 p. M. , clouds still working further round to due north, with a few light cirrus forming and evaporating east of this point, and a general drift to the east, then thunder cumulus worked up from south-west very slowly, the a...dvanced cirrus reaching Sydney at 3-30 p. M. ; no trace of cloud observable with surface wind up to this time ; a roll of cloud appeared- at 3*15 p. M. Above south horizon (See Plate i, taken at 3-43 p. M. ), which seemed to be made up of a band of stratus surmounted by cumulus 30 in length ; at 4 p. M. The roll merged into the general clouds, which were then fringed overhead and stratified on the southern boundary, beyond which the sky was clear for a space of about 10, at the same moment an uneven roll of heavy cumulus began to rise above the horizon ; as it lifted, the sky still further beyond was clear.
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