=========+===========+============+===========+======+=========== Month | Mean | Mean | Mean | Rela-| Rainfall |Temperature| Maximum | Minimum | tive | | | Temperature|Temperature|Humid-| +----+------+-----+------+----+------+ ity +----+------- | F. | ~C.~ | F. | ~C.~ | F. | ~C.~ | |Ins.| ~Mm.~ ---------+----+------+-----+------+----+------+------+----+------- January |72·6|~22·6~| 86·4|~30·2~|58·9|~14·9~| -- | Drops February | -- | -- | 95·6|~35·4~| -- | -- | -- | -- | -- March |82·0|~27·8~|100·5|~38·1~|68·1|~20·1~| 51 | -- | -- April |86·4|~30·2~|103·3|~39·6~|73·0|~22·8~| 32 |0·08| ~2·0~ May |89·6|~32·0~|106·2|~41·2~|76·9|~24·9~| 25 |0·25| ~6·4~ June |86·0|~30·0~|101·2|~38·4~|75·5|~24·2~| 40 |2·85| ~72·4~ July |83·7|~28·7~| 96·9|~36·0~|74·2|~23·4~| 59 |1·48| ~37·4~ August |79·8|~26·6~| 92·5|~33·6~|81·8|~27·7~| 64 |3·96|~100·6~ September| -- | -- | 99·8|~37·7~|75·4|~24·1~| -- |1·24| ~31·3~ October | -- | -- |101·4|~38·5~|76·5|~24·7~| -- | -- | -- November | -- | -- | 99·2|~37·3~|73·5|~23·1~| -- | -- | -- December | -- | -- | -- | -- | -- | -- | -- | -- | -- ---------+----+------+-----+------+----+------+------+----+------- Year |83·0|~28·3~| 98·5|~36·9~| -- | -- | 40 |9·84|~250·1~ =========+====+======+=====+======+====+======+======+====+======= _Abyssinia._--The greater part of the Ethiopian empire is high ground, and in many parts of the country the climate may almost be described as temperate, as may be judged from the following statement (derived from a French official source) of the climatic factors of the capital during the year 1901. ADIS-ABABA. LAT. 9° 1′ N.; LONG. 38° 43′ E. E.F., ABOUT 7,000.