Report and Transactions Volume 39 pdf
Report and Transactions Volume 39 pdf
Report and Transactions Volume 39.cDevonshire Association for the
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Author: Devonshire Association for the
Number of Pages: 146 pages
Published Date: 01 Mar 2012
Publisher: Rarebooksclub.com
Publication Country: Miami Fl, United States
Language: English
Format: Pdf
ISBN: 9781130157024
File Name: Report.and.Transactions.Volume.39.pdf
Download Link: Report and Transactions Volume 39
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1907 Excerpt: ...rain, or rather how little, may fall in one month, we find, at Exeter, June, 1887, with no rain whatever, and so also February, 1891, the month preceding the Blizzard. Ashburton yields, February, 1900, with no rain, and May, 1878, with only onehundred ch of an inch. On the other hand we have the extremely wet months, at Exeter, December, 1876, with 9-48 in. of rain, October, 1875, with 9'00 in.; and even June, 1879, gave 6'04 in. At Ashburton the figures are: December, 1876,16-92 in.; October, 1903,12.98in.; June, 1879,11.30 in.; the average for June being 2'64 in. The months of greatest rainfall are not quite so surprisingly distributed over the year, but at Exeter January has been the wettest month in three years only out of forty, the figures for the whole of the months being as follows: --January, wettest month three years out of forty; February, six years; March, two years; April, two years; May, June, and July, never in the forty years; August, one year; September, four years; October, twelve years; November, four years; December, six years. Any month, therefore, except May, June, or July, may be the wettest of the year, but at Exeter the chances are heavily in favour of October. There is yet another way to regard the matter, by estimating the rainfall probability of each month; that is to say, the probability that rain will fall on any one day of the month, which is ascertained by dividing the average number of rainy days in each month for, in this case, forty years, by the actual number of days in the month. This has been done for Ashburton, where it is found that in December you have two chances in three of getting a shower, and in May two chances in five--these are the extremes. Daily Rain-probability Of O'ol Inch Fall At Ashburton On Forty Years' ..
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Report and Transactions Volume 39.cDevonshire Association for the
Author: Devonshire Association for the
Number of Pages: 146 pages
Published Date: 01 Mar 2012
Publisher: Rarebooksclub.com
Publication Country: Miami Fl, United States
Language: English
Format: Pdf
ISBN: 9781130157024
File Name: Report.and.Transactions.Volume.39.pdf
Download Link: Report and Transactions Volume 39
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1907 Excerpt: ...rain, or rather how little, may fall in one month, we find, at Exeter, June, 1887, with no rain whatever, and so also February, 1891, the month preceding the Blizzard. Ashburton yields, February, 1900, with no rain, and May, 1878, with only onehundred ch of an inch. On the other hand we have the extremely wet months, at Exeter, December, 1876, with 9-48 in. of rain, October, 1875, with 9'00 in.; and even June, 1879, gave 6'04 in. At Ashburton the figures are: December, 1876,16-92 in.; October, 1903,12.98in.; June, 1879,11.30 in.; the average for June being 2'64 in. The months of greatest rainfall are not quite so surprisingly distributed over the year, but at Exeter January has been the wettest month in three years only out of forty, the figures for the whole of the months being as follows: --January, wettest month three years out of forty; February, six years; March, two years; April, two years; May, June, and July, never in the forty years; August, one year; September, four years; October, twelve years; November, four years; December, six years. Any month, therefore, except May, June, or July, may be the wettest of the year, but at Exeter the chances are heavily in favour of October. There is yet another way to regard the matter, by estimating the rainfall probability of each month; that is to say, the probability that rain will fall on any one day of the month, which is ascertained by dividing the average number of rainy days in each month for, in this case, forty years, by the actual number of days in the month. This has been done for Ashburton, where it is found that in December you have two chances in three of getting a shower, and in May two chances in five--these are the extremes. Daily Rain-probability Of O'ol Inch Fall At Ashburton On Forty Years' ..
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