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ABSTRACT I HAVE thought the following may be worth attention. Count the number of _warm_ months, and the number of _wet_ months, at Greenwich, in each year, since 1841 (_i.e_. months above

average in either case). Select the values in each of the five-year groups having a sunspot maximum year central; and the same with minimum. Access through your institution Buy or subscribe

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