Meteorological observations made at Winter Quarters Bay, Antarctica, by Louis Bernacchi Fair copy daily observations of atmospheric electricity, volume 2, with some omitted days when observation was not possible, and accompanying meteorological information. Including diary-style prose descriptions of weather events. The main sets of data record the date and time of observations, temperature, wind, and clouds; with earth and air electricity readings, and occasional general remarks. The location of the observations was Winter Quarters, at McMurdo Sound, Antarctica. The volume commences with [p.3] a list of key dates at Winter Harbour for the departure of Sun, midwinter, return of Sun, Midnight Sun and maximum altitude. A note [p.4] gives the instrument as 'Electrometer No.81 G. White Glasgow'. There is a pencil sketch of the instrument set-up [p.28]. Made during National Antarctic Expedition 1901-1904 [the Discovery Expedition] led by Captain Robert Falcon Scott. Inscribed [p.1]: 'Observations of Atmospheric Electricity with Thomson Portable Electrometer Antarctic Expedition 1902-1903'; above, 'Volume II L.C. Bernacchi'. Label to inner front board: 'Evans Hallewell & Co. Manufacturing Stationers 5, Ave Maria Lane, Ludgate Hill, E.C. Regsiter Number 47256'. 23 November 1902-10 October 1903