Volume 1

The climate of London, deduced from meteorological observations, made in the Metropolis, and at various places around it / by Luke Howard.

  • Howard, Luke, 1772-1864.
Date:
1833
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Credit: The climate of London, deduced from meteorological observations, made in the Metropolis, and at various places around it / by Luke Howard. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    G Garden, high temp, of the South wall of a, vol. ii. 8 : vol. iii. 140. Genesis, book of, Intr. xxxv. Geneva, its local currents, Intr. viii. cold at, its effects, vol. ii. 303. Gibraltar, weather at, vol. iii. G3. Gibson, John, vol. ii. 97, 307, 335. Glacier, remarkable fall of a, vol. iii. 17. Glory, a Meteorological, vol. iii. 29 : vol. i. 224. Gloucester, hailstorm at, vol. ii. 50. Gossamer, vol. iii. 8 : vol. ii. 28, 116, 153, 255 : vol. i. 252. Greek and Roman points of the Compass, vol. iii. 141. Green peas, vol. iii. 48, 319. Griscom, John, vol. ii. 257- Growth of the body promoted by ram, vol. iii. 369. Grapes, early ripe, vol. iii. 89. Grass, extensive burning of, at Sydney, vol. iii. 139. Gough, John, vol. i. 231. Guages for Rain and Evaporation, Intr. xvi. H Haas, I. B. Intr. ix. Hail, great or remarkable, vol. ii. 13, 50, 73,79, 107, 131, 137, 245,257,271, 325, 337,339, 370: vol. iii. 55, 67, 83, 218, 281, 316, 319. its Electricity proved, vol. ii. 13. its locality, as observed by Saussure, vol. ii. 142. curious formation of, in a freezing shower, vol. ii. 65. what kind of, most common in winter, vol. i. 243. large, descending with little force, vol. iii. 81. Hailstorms averted by firing powder, vol. ii. 14. Halo, its seat not in the cloud, vol. ii. 391. Solar, vol. iii. 47 : vol. i. 223. Lunar, passim. of an oval form, vol. ii. 401 : vol. iii. 245. defined, vol. i. 223. remarkable, vol. ii. 102, 265, 281, 397. diameter of, measured, vol. ii. 126. Hancock, Dr. vol. iii. 301. Hanson, Thomas, vol. ii. 29, 31, 33, 39, 55, 57, 78, 95, 107- Harvest early, instance of an, vol. iii. 85. Hay-making, vol. i. 248. rick perforated by Lightning, vol. ii. 236. Haze, peculiar or remarkable, vol. ii. 226. Heat, great or remarkable, Tab. 21, 61, 96, 132, 144, 145, 146, 158, 159, 169, 193, 230, 231, 241. greatest, of our Climate, vol. i. 19, 45, gradation of, through the year, vol. i. 11, 31. whether it be reflected from the Moon to us, vol. i. 213.