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3. Notice of an Unusual Fall of Rain in the Lake District, in January 1859

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  16 March 2015

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Whilst the average fall of rain during the preceding six years in January has been at Ambleside 4·22 inches; in this month, in the current year, the rain measured has amounted to 14·82 inches.

The quantity of rain that has fallen in other localities of the district during the same month is stated in a table, in which also is included the rain-fall in some other parts of the United Kingdom. In the former, it has ranged from 14·375 to 6·514 inches, diminishing with distance from the central mountains; in the latter, the range has been from 6·48 inches to 0·36 inch, diminishing, it would seem, with distance from the western coasts.

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Proceedings 1858-59
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Copyright © Royal Society of Edinburgh 1862

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