 | sir John Francis Davis (1st bart.) - 1836 - 484 sider
...the atmosphere; the three winter months being inown sometimes to elapse with scarcely a drop of rain. The north-east monsoon, which commences about September,...latitudes; and this moisture is suddenly condensed TIUXMOMETCR. M«m H<-ij;lit j of BitroinHer. ' Avprcge fill (if lluiu in Inches. II E II B.2 M E =... | |
 | Sir John Francis Davis - 1836 - 582 sider
...atmosphere ; the three winter months being known sometimes to elapse with scarcely a drop of rain. The north-east monsoon, which commences about September,...which they have acquired in their passage over the sea THF.HUOMETIK. 1 II Si t g SS ! i 1 s 1 Range j3 => M rt = £'« 2 | !prum To "a la S s £ S'S •Sri... | |
 | 1837
...December to February, and begins to yield to the opposite monsoon in March or April. About that period the southerly winds come charged with the moisture...condensed into thick fogs as it comes in contact with the coast of China, whiclihas been cooled down to a low temperature by the long-continued northerly winds.... | |
 | 1837 - 1040 sider
...December to February, and begins to yield to the opposite monsoon in March or April. About that period the southerly winds come charged with the moisture...condensed into thick fogs as it comes in contact with the coast of China, which nas been cooled down to a low temperature by the long-continued northerly winds.... | |
 | 1837 - 1822 sider
...February, and begins to yield to the opposite monsoon in March or April. About that period the uutherly winds come charged with the moisture which they have...condensed into thick fogs as it comes in contact with the coast of China, which nas been cooled down to a low temperature by the long-continued northerly winds.... | |
 | sir John Francis Davis (1st bart.) - 1846 - 520 sider
...rain. The north-east monsoon, which commences *bout September, blows strongest during the above Mil. and begins to yield to the opposite monsoon in March. About that time the southerly winds come THEKUOM LT EH. itjlimum. Mean inimum. If £ Range || If M«»n X § f. H Fr.im To Q at ss January.... | |
 | Sir John Francis Davis - 1846 - 514 sider
...atmosphere ; the three winter months being known sometimes to elapse with scarcely a drop of rain. The north-east monsoon, which commences about September,...in March. About that time the southerly winds come January. February March April . May .. June.. July. . August September October . . November Teeember... | |
 | Robert Fortune - 1863 - 454 sider
...loaded with moisture which they have acquired in their passage over the sea through warm latitudes. This moisture is suddenly condensed into thick fogs as it comes in contact with the land, which has been cooled down to a low temperature by the long-continued northerly winds.* In 1860 but... | |
 | Robert Fortune - 1863 - 480 sider
...the time when the monsoon is changing from north to south. The southerly winds come up loaded with moisture which they have acquired in their passage over the sea through warm latitudes. This moisture is suddenly condensed into thick fogs as it comes in contact with the land, which has... | |
 | Robert Fortune - 1863 - 474 sider
...the time when the monsoon is changing from north to south. The southerly winds come up loaded with moisture which they have acquired in their passage over the sea through warm latitudes. This moisture is suddenly condensed into thick fogs as it comes in contact with the land, which has... | |
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February, not less by the dryness than by the coldness of the atmosphere; the three winter months being known sometimes to elapse with scarcely a drop of rain. The north-east monsoon, which commences about September, blows strongest during the above period,... 