Unknown Mexico, volume 1 (Of 2)
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The natives rightly count only three seasons--the dry, the rainy, and the winter. The first lasts from March till June, and is verywarm and windy. Throughout July and August one can generally count onthunder-storms and heavy rains, while the mornings are bright. Therains then rarely extend over a large territory, but are confinedto local showers, a circumstance very annoying to the agriculturalinhabitants, who often see dark clouds rolling up, apparently fullof moisture, yet resulting in nothin...g but gusts of wind. A ridge maychange the course of the clouds. Sometimes one valley may be floodedwith rain, while not far away the heat is drying up everything. DuringSeptember and October more constant rains occur, and may last moreor less for a week at a time.
In the beginning of the wet season (July and August) the rains comefrom the south-west, but later on north-eastern winds bring rain. Inwinter there are constant winds from the south-east to the north, somewhat trying until one gets used to them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The natives rightly count only three seasons--the dry, the rainy, and the winter. The first lasts from March till June, and is verywarm and windy. Throughout July and August one can generally count onthunder-storms and heavy rains, while the mornings are bright. Therains then rarely extend over a large territory, but are confinedto local showers, a circumstance very annoying to the agriculturalinhabitants, who often see dark clouds rolling up, apparently fullof moisture, yet resulting in nothin...g but gusts of wind. A ridge maychange the course of the clouds. Sometimes one valley may be floodedwith rain, while not far away the heat is drying up everything. DuringSeptember and October more constant rains occur, and may last moreor less for a week at a time.
In the beginning of the wet season (July and August) the rains comefrom the south-west, but later on north-eastern winds bring rain. Inwinter there are constant winds from the south-east to the north, somewhat trying until one gets used to them.
What to read after Unknown Mexico, volume 1 (Of 2)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lumholtz Carl to read onlineMoreLess
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