 | Wakefield, Edward - 1812 - 810 pages
...V. W. 1701 D. DD. V. 1762 D. , D. W. 1763 V. W. V. 1764 D. W. V. 1765 V. DD. V. HENCE we see, that in forty-one years there were 6 wet Springs, 22 dry,...variable. 11 wet Autumns, 11 dry, and 19 variable. A dry Spring has been followed by A dry Summer 1 1 times. A wet 8 A variable 3 • A wet Spring has been... | |
 | Joseph Taylor - 1816 - 182 pages
...to calculate the probabilities of particular sea. sons being followed by others : although his rule! chiefly relate to the climate of Ireland, yet as there...13 variable; 20 Wet summers, 16 dry, and 5 variable ; 61 A season, according to Mr. Kirwan, is account, ed wet) when it contains two wet months. In general,... | |
 | John Claudius Loudon - 1822 - 1494 pages
...of the seasons, we shall mention some of his conclusions here : " In forty-one years there were six wet springs, 22 dry, and 13 variable; 20 wet summers,...11 dry, and 19 variable. " A season, according to Kirwan, is accounted wet, when it contains two wet months. In general, the quantity of rain, which... | |
 | John Claudius Loudon - 1825 - 1250 pages
...conclusions. In forfy-onf years there were six wet springs, 22 dry, and 13 variable ; £0 wet summen, Iß dry and 5 variable ; 11 wet autumns, 11 dry, and 19 variable. A season is accounted wet, when it contains two wet months. In general, the quantity of rain, which fall« m... | |
 | John Claudius Loudon - 1826 - 1252 pages
...conclusions. In forty-one years there were six wet springs, 22 dry, and 13 variable ; 20 wet summen, 16 dry and 5 variable ; 11 wet autumns, 11 dry, and 19 variable. Л season is accounted wet, when it contains two wet months. In general, the quantity of rain, which... | |
 | Thomas Curtis (of Grove house sch, Islington) - 782 pages
...that island and Great Britain in the general appearance of the seasons, we subjoin his conclusions. In forty-one years there were 6 Wet springs, 22 dry,...19 variable. A season, according to Mr. Kirwan, is accounted wet, when it contains two wet months. In general, the quantity of rain, which falls in dry... | |
 | John Claudius Loudon - 1831 - 1330 pages
...seasons, we shall mention some of his conclusions. /я forty-one ycart there were fi wet spring«, 22 dry, and 13 variable; 20 wet summers, 16 dry, and 5 variable ; 1 1 wet autumn«, 1 1 dry, and 19 variable, 2*135. A reason û accounted uvt, when it contains two... | |
 | 1866 - 216 pages
...Kirwan endeavoured to calculate the probabilities as to particular seasons being followed by others. In forty-one years there were— 6 wet springs, 22...variable. 11 wet autumns, 11 dry, and 19 variable. The probability of the kind of seasons that would succeed by the numbers in forty-one years' observations... | |
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In forty.one years there were 6 Wet springs, 22 dry, and 13 variable; 20 Wet summers, 16 dry, and 5 variable; 11 Wet autumns, 11 dry, and 19 variable. A season, according to Mr. 