Pamphlets on Forestry in Vermont Volume 1 (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1891 Excerpt: ...all day. A cloudy day. Sap ran very little. April 9. Temp.--Max. 0--1.7, Min.--5.6, Mean--8.8. Cold, northwest wind snowing and blowing all day. April 10. Temp.--Max. 2.2, Min.--5.6, Mean--1.1. Wind southwest, light; at 9.80 A. M. changed to northwest. Cold and cloudy with snow in air most of day. April 11. Temp.--Max. 8.9, Min. 0., Mean 8.8. Wind south, changed to north before noon. Cloudy In morning. Sun came out about 10 A. M. At 8 P. M. sun bright and warm and few clouds. Sap started in middle of forenoon. April 12. Temp.--Max. 5.6, Min.--2.2, Mean 1.7. Wind southeast in morning. Cloudy, snow and sleet In air. At noon wind southwest, and more or less during rest of day. Sap began running at 7.80 A. M. and ran well all day. April 18. Temp.--Max. 6.1, Min. 1.1, Mean 8.8. Wind northeast. Day rather warm, partly cloudy. No freeze previous night. Sap ran but not as well as preceding day. April 14. Temp.--Max. 5.6, Min. 0., Mean 2.2. Wind southeast. Cold. Day cloudy. Showers and snow during day. April 15. Temp.--Max. 10.6, Min. 0., Mean 4.4. Cold, west wind. Bright, clear day. Sap not running much. April 16. Temp.--Max. 18.9, Min.--1.1, Mean 6.1. Wind southeast in morning, southwest at 11 A. M., nearly west during afternoon, and north at night. Bright, clear day with warm sun. Sap ran well. April 17. Temp.--Max. 12.8, Mln. 0.5, Mean 6.7. Wind north to east in morning. A slight freeze last night in some places although recording thermometer did not reach freezing. At nine o'clock wind changed to south and southeast; rain the rest of the day. April 18. Temp.--Max. 18.4, Mlu. 7.2, Mean 11.7. Wind north. Heavy showers of rain last night. Warm, muggy, cloudy day. April 19. Temp.--Max. 18.8, Min. 9.4, Mean 10. Wind east, changed to west at night. Day cloudy; heavy ...