"معاملات الجمعية الجغرافية في بومباي. من يناير ١٨٦٣ حتى ديسمبر ١٨٦٤. (تحرير السكرتير.) المجلد XVII." [‎٣‎٠‎٩] (٥٢٤/٤٨٨)

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accordingly, but the late rains are more general and preferable, as they
both temper the heat, which is then at its height, and also enables the
land to be prepared and the crops sown before the people leave the hills
' September, or early in October.
Heat.
The temperature will be most readily shown by contrasting in short
comparative tabular statements the “ Means” of the monthly observa
tions made with the Thermometer at the two stations of Dhur Yaroo
and Larkhana, and also the mean daily variations.
Register of the Mean Monthly ranges of the Thermometer at Dhur
Yaroo for the latter half of April and the months of May, June,
July, August, and early days of September 1864.
Months.
Average.
N
Mean daily variation.
6 A. M.
9 A. M.
Moon.
4 P. M.
April
60°
68°
C8°
67°
rr so'
May
63
70
71
66
4*25
June
71
79
80
80
12*20
J uly
75
79
81
81
9-35
A ugust ..
68
77
81
77
10*93
September .
65
77
77
74
13*44
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Register of Thermometer for the same periods at Larkhana.
Average.
Mean daily variation.
Months.
6 A. M.
9 A* M.
Noon.
4 P. M.
April
May
June
July
August ..
September .
75°
83
85
88
84
83 ■
78°
87
88
96
95
84
85°
91
94
98
97
86
94°
98
102
100
99
90
19°
1475
1601
12-32
14-12
7-44
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