Stations in 1854, 55, 56 & '57.2 141. Aggregate number of obser- 140. Surface winds at Smithsonian vations at all stations. S. 14° 59' E. .01 S. 30 29 W. .279 S. 4° W. .15 S. 24 52 W. .213 S. 22 E. .11 N. 12 3 W..164 N. 21 E. .27 S. 70 21 W. .265 N. 88 W..12 S. 54 56 W. .157 S. 18 41 W..170 S. 7 E. .08 S. 5 16 E. .307 S. 23 E. .24 N. 15 40 E. .247 N. 22 E. .35 S. 69 54 W. .312 S. 85 W..23 S. 34 6 W..107 Winter 509 701 446 7.47 15.41 14.11 9.34 9.448.819.51 13.15 4.39 12.72 7.53 12.25 13.09 8.05 6.87 5.27 7.89 13.99 7.70 8.56 7.67 7.19 7.80 8.12 6.18 9.89 8.83 6.78 6.89 9.40 9.82 9.12 Spring 319 558 437 471 528 1225 607 Summer 260 463 452 668 762 915 523 Autumn 569 752 543 339 365 510 476 Winter 313 372 1041 723 The years ... ... ... ... Spring Summer 82 105 57 45 433 156 S. 40 59 W. .20 S. 35 W..10 S. 9 E. .18 N. 28 E. .21 N. 43 W..11 ... S. 79 54 W. .52 S. 83 W..08 N. 89 E. .06 N. 60 E. .16 S. 59 W..13 S. 78 22 W. .39 West .30 S. 74 55 W..56 S. 78 48 W..44 588 156 S. 58 25 W..26 386 171 S. 30 24 W..23 594 91 N. 27 21 W..10 684 114 S. 84 19 W. .24 S. 66 32 W..17 S. 42 W..09 S. 16 E..13 N. 35 E..19 N. 63 W..09 1 F. H. Harleston, Prof. J. B. White, Capt. C. C. Tew, E. II. Barton, M.D., and Supt. Arsenal Academy. 2 From this table we obtain the following summary of results:— No. of obStations in 1854, '55, '56 & '57.4 M'n vel. in No. of 145. Aggregate number of ob- 144. Surface winds at Smithsonian servations at all stations. 2 preceding Motion combined. of clouds. Surface miles. servations. Time of the year. RELATIVE PREVALENCE OF WINDS FROM THE DIFFERENT POINTS OF THE COMPASS. North. tween N. & E. N. E. or be East. S. E. or be tween S. & E. tween S. & W. S. W. or be West. N. W. or be tween N. & W. variable. Calm or Direction of resultant. Ratio of resultant to sum of winds. 1 Prof. L. R. Gibbes, Dr. Joseph Johnson, J. L. Dawson, M.D., and G. S. Pelzer, M.D. 2 Capt. C. R. Suter. From the preceding tables we obtain the following summary of results: S. 26° W. .09 1 E. .25 N. 34 E. .21 N. 31 W. .17 Monsoon influences. Direction. Force. 150. Ceutre Signal Station.1 64 N. 52° 17′ W. .15 304 5 S. 72 16 W..16 313 48 124 108 S. 82 29 W. .38 531 54 160 August Spring 348 3 310 19 675 111 3083121 418) 94 74 21 107 0 103 5413 101 180 169 631 117 235 69 638 3726541 1028235 1782295 591 142 1604 2703570 278 S. 45 48 W..20 RELATIVE PREVALENCE OF WINDS FROM THE 156 24 26 56 40 37 0 48 2 24 24 41 39 12 45 S. 38 22 W..30 24 S. 34 20 W..55 0 S. 9 43 W..43 57 24 24 192 2 63 28 0 S. 25 14 E. .44 S. 20 54 E. .16 (N. 59 49 E. .30 16 N. 17 49 W..18 S. 89 29 W..29 Ratio of resultant to sum of winds. Mean velocity. At Funchal, Madeira, during the years 1826, 1827, and 1828; also six years, 1865 to 1870. Spring Autumn ... Autumn Winter 38 71 17 35 29 43 36 71 44 84 30 71 24 51 34 62 25 S. 43° 20′ W. .76 S. 42 W. N. 61 W. N. 45 E. 56 W..24 | N. 82 W. 3 15 12 23 8 13 15 26 25 22 10 16 12 7 5 8 18 7 36 16 34 18 33 16 15 8 9 10 19 23 28 22 46 14 26 6 24 16 12 20 13 14 5 6 6 6 3 7 2 5 6 7 Winter March 6 10 15 22 3 12 2 5 Spring 5 25 13 13 5 8 5 10 3 S. 73 2 W. .32 S. 85 W. N. 56 E. 6 10 6 6 15 15 5 15 OS. 15 56 W. 255 109 123 100 647 387 179 127 145 838 114 84 61 65 324 32 51 79 41 203 54 |