SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. ZONES 19 TO 36. NOTE. In classifying the winds of the Southern Hemisphere the months of March, April and May have been designated Spring; June, July and August, Summer; September, October and November, Autumn; and December, January and February, Winter. On the maps the same notation and order have been preserved; the first season, Spring, being marked I; Summer, S; Autumn, A; and Winter, W. ZONE No. 19. LATITUDE 0° TO 5° SOUTH. The data for the study of the winds of this zone consist of observations made at 4 regular stations on land, for an aggregate period of 24 years 7 months; at sea for about 73 years 3 months. The distribution is as follows: From observations for an aggregate period of nearly 31 years, collected and classified, from the logs of numerous sailing vessels, at the United States Naval Observatory, under the direction of Capt. M. F. Maury, Superintendent. Pacific Ocean.-Continued. RELATIVE PREVALENCE OF WINDS FROM THE DIFFERENT POINTS OF THE COMPASS. North. N. N. E. 0 N. 67°52′ E. 3 S. 64 38 E. 8 S. 61 12 E. 4 N. 89 8 E. S. 80 23 E. 4 30 N. 57 55 E. 185 3 S. 84 32 E. 157 6 S. 73 22 E. 180 162 3 17 N. 81 29 E. N. 86 50 E. E..09 221 .74 743 6 19 N. 77 28 E. 2 S. 73 23 E. 114 4 S. 79 15 E. 245 N. 15 E. .11 258 .78 0 S. 84 51 E.? .84 37 S. 12 E..16 147 6 N. 88 16 E. .83 242 552 0 S. 85 9 E.?? .90 N. 62 E..03 18 S. 84 39 E. .03 172 281 .66 S. 46 W. .31 51 79 .89 S. 34 E. .17 166 .76 364 .88 N. 60 E. .16 195 .92 S. 13 W. .35 65 0 124 S. 77 2 E. .49 N. 45 W..32 86 N. 67 E. 1.18 187 S. 65 11 E. .78 533 9 S. 63 20 E. .83 N. 24 W. .07 134 5 E. .09 0 S. 56 47 E.? .94 S. OS. 63 O E.? .95 S. 88 E. .06 19 S. 62 15 E. .86 N. 20 W. .03 38 35 206 S. 61 16 E. | .89 413 32 S. 58 2 E. 0 S. 61 34 E. 0 S. 70 27 E. 13 S. 50 55 E. S. 60 26 E. .80 .92 S. 75 E. .94 N. 45 E. N. 83° W. .09 137 .04 103 .17 70 .89 S. 30 W. .14 294 .88 644 From observations for an aggregate period of over 14 years, collected and classified from the logs of numerous sailing vessels, at the United States Naval Observatory, under the direction of Captain M. F. Maury, Superintendent. 32 34 105 32 14 9 4 27 41 26 6 13 36 44 28 12 16 17 88 19 The year' 26 19 35 30 96 149 417 76 33 0 9 41 61 262 55, 19 3 32 85 359 65 22 0 13 12 70 83-540 88 52 0 76 16 8 12 21 9 4 31 97 613 198 44 7 86 319 239 108 24 406 181 90 10. TOON 2 5 4 1 5 11 9 35 S. 58 22 E. .76 N. 5 W .18 311 0 S. 47 57 E. 63 E..03 153 92 6 E..04 291 O S. 39 19 E. 58 1 S. 31 38 E. .91 S. 46 W..07 95 .94 .90 S. 23 W..07 114 313 .82 N. 33 59 W..05 97 113 .92 331 7 51 S. 46 16 E. 423 OS. 41 31 E. E. 1.02 384 OS. 38 16 E. 5. 11 S. 37 37 E. .89 S. 49 S. 41 55 E. 1710 .80 OS. 43 25 E. 0 OS. 33 44 E. N. 10 W. .09 292 .10 336 260 252 4 S. 34 35 E. OS. 40 37 E. 0 0 0 OS. 28 25 E.? .88 1140 N. 50 E. .13 97 W..12 105 W..05 47 .88 338 .70 From observations, for an aggregate period of over 12 years, collected and classified, from the logs of numerous sailing vessels, at the United States Naval Observatory, under the direction of Capt. M. F. Maury, Superintendent. Place of observation. Banjarmassin, Borneo, by Messrs. J. Wolff, Schob, C. Helfrich and M. A. De Vogel, from 1850 to 1858 inclusive. Padang, Sumatra, by E. Lange, from January, 1850, to April, 1853, inclusive. Palembang, Sumatra, by Messrs. J. Van Leer, Bosmans, A. Bierwirth, E. A. Lange and Museman, from October, 1850, to December, 1853, inclusive, and during the years 1855 and 1856. 43. Padang. 44. Palem bang. 13 22 222 23 10 234 40 17 216 Autumn 17 ...! ... 85 122 1327 0 150 24 40 8 238 0 51 1 211 1 200 1 65 2 35 5 217) 75 69 Spring Summer Autumn Winter 13 The year! Computed from the resultants for the seasons. |