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The fame obfervations made at Upfal has given the following refult.
Years.
Dates.
Degrees of cold.
Dates.
Degrees of heat.
Celfius.
Reaumur.
Fahrenheit.
Celfius.
Reaumur.
Fahrenheit.
t 774
17 Jan.
* 5 °
12 °
1 5 June,
M
ce
0
2 2-?°
82^
*775
25 Jan.
26
20^
t4°J below 0
7 Aug.
31-j
25 T
89
1776
27 |an.
21
1 64
5 4 below 0
8 July,
3^
88f
1777
19 Feb.
27
2l|
16 f below 0
28 May,
281
22^
83}
1778
26 Jan.
23
i8f
9 ? below 0
22 July,
3 1
24t'
87J
1779
22 Jan.
I 4 i
“I
6°
21 July,
28
22 \
824
1780
J Feb.
2.4
20
13 below 0
4 Aug.
28
22 j
82^
1781
2.5 Jan.
26|
2I|
15 | below 0
7 Aug.
33
264
9 1 s'
1782
15 Feb.
27I
22
17 J below 0
20 June,
25 i
2 Of-
77A
1783
29 Dec.
22
J 7r
7 4 below 0
20. July,
30
24
86
1784
4 J a n.
2 5 i
2of
73 J below 0
4 June,
28
22}
824
2785
27 Feb.
27
21J
16 -f below 0
25 June,
25
20
77
1786
7 Jan.
24
J 9 f
11 J below 0
22 June,
29
23!
84J
1787
27 Jan.
J 2
5 °
12 June,
26
20J
7 «f
1788
17 Dec.
26
20f
14 * below 0
22 June,
3°
24
86
1789
12 Jan.
28i
224
19 J below 0
8 July,
29
23 J
84J
1790
18 Dec.
18
8 J below 0
3 ° J u, y>
26|
164
79 to
The mean height of the thermometer for the whole year at t Upfal, is nearly + 5! ; it va-ries between + 7, 26 and 4, 43 *.
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Table—continued.
Years.
Dates.
Degrees of cold.
Dates.
Degrees of heat.
Celfius.
Fahrenheit.
Celfius.
Fahrenheit.
1776
27 Jan.
22
7J below 0
27 Jnlys
3 1
87I !
*777
20 Feb.
20
4 below 0
28 May,
27
, 804 ;
1778
26 Jan.
19
2i below 0
22 July,
29
844
1779
22 Jan.
TO
> 4 °
10 Aug.
28
824
1780
12 Jan.
19
2j below 0
23 J ul y.-
27
8ot
1781
24 Jan.
18
7 below 0
12 Aug.
3 1
' s 7 t
1782
15 Feb. „
23
94 below 0
27 July,
24
7 ii
1783
19 Jan.
19
z J below 0
30 July,
3 1
874
1784
30 Jan.
23
94 below 0
9 Jnly,
29
84} !
1785
27 Feb.
27
164 below 0
1 July,
27
804
2786
J March,
22
74 below 0
22 June,
29
84 s
1787
27 Jan.
I 1
12 \
14 June,
25
77 1
1788
3 March,
23
below 0
15 J u, y>
29
*44 !
1789
12 Jan.
24
1 14 below 0
15 June,
30
86 j
179°
5 March,
II
,24
30 July,
23
73 * i
* Correfponding to 2,%'' of Fahrenheit for the mean heat, and 13 0 and 8° for the extreme variations indifferent years.