February 2, 1613

In the morning the wind at east, little wind ...[and] so it did [continue] until night. Verie mild weather but close until 3 or 4 of the Clock in the afternoon, then the sun shining until night. No man could desire milder weather.

About 4 or 5 of the clock this afternoon was Edward Garton buried.

About 9 of the clock at night it did begin to snow, continuing all night, [there] being Fallen against the morning some 3 inches. All this night the wind at southeast but the night verie myld, not aching cold.