The sky was entirely clear on no day of the month, nearly clear four, cloudy seven, nearly so five, and variable fifteen.

The wind was north-east four days, south-east four, south-west five, west one, north-west six, and variable eleven.

MEMORANDA. This month has been unparalleled for rain, the amount exceeding the ave rage at least three-fold. The ground has been too wet to plow, and the prospect is gloomy for farmers, crops have been much injured, and not half of the usual quantity of corn has been planted; many farmers have not yet plowed for the corn erop. Rain has fallen on forty-two days of the last two months. The mean temperature of the month has been below the average.

The sky was clear one day, nearly so six, cloudy four, nearly so one, variable eighteen. The wind was north-east seven days, east one, south-east two, south-west ten, variable ten.

MEMORANDA. The marked feature of this, as of the past two months, is the great quantity of rain; more than doubling the average for the past six years, and even exceeding the amount in June, 1855. Crops have been much injured. The mean temperature is above the average, but the mercury, as in the last two months, has not run so high or sunk so low as it generally does. The wet weather of the last three months has not been marked by very great variations in temperature.