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TRAVELS IN UPPER
Day
©1 tlie
Month.
Hour.
Therm;
of
Reaum.
Wind.
IO
ii
6 P. M.
8 A. M.
Noon.
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N. E.
E.
N. E.
12
6 P. M.
8 A. M.
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13°
NT. N. E.
N.
Noon.
6 P. M.
16°
i4°i
N. N. W.
N. N.W.
8 A. M.
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N. W.
Noon.
9
N. W.
6 P. M.
9°
NT. W.
H
8 A. M.
W.
Noon.
H°
w.
6 P. M.
ta°|
vv.
35
16
8 A. M.
Noon.
6 P. M.
8 A. M.
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N. W.
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W. N. W
s.
Noon.
'3°
s.
6 P. M.
s.
»7
8 A. M.
ii°J
S. E.
18
8 A. M.
f
'3°
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REMARKS.
Strong gale. Clear sky.
Little wind. Fine weather.
Strong gale. Sky almost entirely
clear.
Little wind. Fine weather.
Almost calm. Cloudy.
Ftesli gale. Cloudy.
Fresh gale. Cloudy. The wind
afterwards increased, and the
weather cleared up. During the
whole night the wind was very
violent.
Violent gale. Weather cloudy, and
threatening rain. The Nile con-
siderably raised by the wind,
which also occasioned in it a
great swell. About noon there
was a little squall of rain, in very
fine drops, driven on with rapi-
dity by the wind.
Veiy violent gale. Cloudy. In the
afternoon a small rain Tor a few
moments.
The strength of the gale diminished
little. Weather cloudy.
Strong gale. Cloudy. A slight
rain.
Strong gale. Slight small rain at
intervals.
Sttonggale. Cloudy. A few squalls
of rain in the evening, and during
the night.
Little wind. Cloudy.
Little wind. Cloudy.
Very little wind. Cloudy.
Very little wind. A few small white
clouds.
Little wind. The horizon cloudy in
the south.
Strong g;.lc Sky cloudy, and threat-
ening a stoim.
Little wind. Weather a little cloudy.
About to o'clock it cleared up,
and continued very fine the re-
mainder of the day.
Little wind. A fog, which icas-
cended into the atmosphere, anil
the sky became covered with
clouds.
TRAVELS IN UPPER
Day
©1 tlie
Month.
Hour.
Therm;
of
Reaum.
Wind.
IO
ii
6 P. M.
8 A. M.
Noon.
i 5°i
l7u
N. E.
E.
N. E.
12
6 P. M.
8 A. M.
lb"
13°
NT. N. E.
N.
Noon.
6 P. M.
16°
i4°i
N. N. W.
N. N.W.
8 A. M.
i a?
N. W.
Noon.
9
N. W.
6 P. M.
9°
NT. W.
H
8 A. M.
W.
Noon.
H°
w.
6 P. M.
ta°|
vv.
35
16
8 A. M.
Noon.
6 P. M.
8 A. M.
H9
N. W.
\v.
W. N. W
s.
Noon.
'3°
s.
6 P. M.
s.
»7
8 A. M.
ii°J
S. E.
18
8 A. M.
f
'3°
w«
REMARKS.
Strong gale. Clear sky.
Little wind. Fine weather.
Strong gale. Sky almost entirely
clear.
Little wind. Fine weather.
Almost calm. Cloudy.
Ftesli gale. Cloudy.
Fresh gale. Cloudy. The wind
afterwards increased, and the
weather cleared up. During the
whole night the wind was very
violent.
Violent gale. Weather cloudy, and
threatening rain. The Nile con-
siderably raised by the wind,
which also occasioned in it a
great swell. About noon there
was a little squall of rain, in very
fine drops, driven on with rapi-
dity by the wind.
Veiy violent gale. Cloudy. In the
afternoon a small rain Tor a few
moments.
The strength of the gale diminished
little. Weather cloudy.
Strong gale. Cloudy. A slight
rain.
Strong gale. Slight small rain at
intervals.
Sttonggale. Cloudy. A few squalls
of rain in the evening, and during
the night.
Little wind. Cloudy.
Little wind. Cloudy.
Very little wind. Cloudy.
Very little wind. A few small white
clouds.
Little wind. The horizon cloudy in
the south.
Strong g;.lc Sky cloudy, and threat-
ening a stoim.
Little wind. Weather a little cloudy.
About to o'clock it cleared up,
and continued very fine the re-
mainder of the day.
Little wind. A fog, which icas-
cended into the atmosphere, anil
the sky became covered with
clouds.