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Extreme Temperature of Summer

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ON Saturday, July 15 last, the temperature (in the shade, four feet from the ground) at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, rose to 93°.0; on Monday, July 17, to 94°.0; and on Saturday, July 22, to 90°.2.

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    WILLIAM ELLIS

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ELLIS, W. Extreme Temperature of Summer. Nature 14, 270 (1876). https://doi.org/10.1038/014270c0

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