Meteorological observations at multiple locations in Sweden, various authors Daily observations, usually two or three readings each day at various times, and from twelve different locations. The volume begins in January 1726 with records from Lund [by Conrad Quensel], Svenacker, Trollhattan [by Torsten Vassenius]; Vissinge [by Magnus Oxelgren]; Risinge, near Norrkoping [by Sven Laurelius]; Bettna [by Andreas Geringius]; Stockholm [by Johan Backman]; Uppsala [by Eric Burman], Hudiksvall [by Olof Broman]; Harnosand [by Jacob Renmark]; Bygdea [by Johan Telin]; Lovanger [by Bernhardo Ask] and Tornea [by Abraham Fougt]. Some of these are incomplete: for example, observations from Lovanger cover 1 March-31 July only, while the Bygdea data covers 18 August-21 October. Columns for each location are presented together, on the observing days: with entries for dates and times. The information gathered varies between locations, typically barometer readings, wind direction and strength, and general weather notes. Some locations were equipped with thermometers. Headed [p.1]: 'Observationes Meteorologicae in Svecia habitae An. 1728', with a list of the observers and some latitudes of locations. Also inscribed 'No.7'. With additional notes [p.50]. 1 January-31 December 1728