This fine weather was of short duration; in the evening, the wind increased to a strong gale at S.
In the afternoon the wind increased to a strong gale, attended with a thick fog, snow, sleet, and rain, which constitutes the very worst of weather.
In the night the wind increased to a strong gale, attended with sleet and snow, and obliged us to double-reef our top-sails.
In the early hours of the 28rd a strong galesprang up and rapidly increased in violence.
I find the average velocity of the wind for that day to have been forty-five miles per hour, corresponding to a "strong gale" on the Beaufort scale.
An attempt to get away next morning was frustrated by a strong gale.
On the 27th, we had a strong gale of wind from the east, attended with heavy rain, which was the first that had happened since the 23d of September, and was much wanted.
The wind increased to a strong gale, until at length it blew quite a hurricane.
At night, it blew a strong gale at south, at which time the Portland lights were then seen, bearing north-west, distant four or five leagues.
Next morning at four a strong gale came on from east-north-east, and the ship shivering, they were obliged to cut the cables and run out to sea.
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