Meteorology: A Text-book on the Weather, the Causes of Its Changes, and Weather Forecasting, for the Student and General ReaderMacmillan, 1914 - 549 Seiten |
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absolute humidity air currents altitude amount anemometer annual variation atmosphere average barograph barometer belt of high bulb cause changes charts cirrus cloud colder computed condensation convection cooling cubic foot cumulo-nimbus cumulus daily variation Describe determined dew point distribution diurnal earth's surface elevation equator ether waves extratropical cyclone feet forecasts frost height high pressure horse latitudes hygrometer inches insolation instrument isobaric isothermal lines land latent heat latitude layer of air located low pressure maximum mercury meteorological elements method miles minimum moisture mometer monthly mountain night nimbus northern hemisphere observations occur ocean particles perature pole precipitation rain real air temperature record regions relative humidity result rise rotation snow stations storm summer tempera thermometer thundershower tion tornado tropical cyclone ture U. S. Weather Bureau usually valley values various months water vapor waves weather map wind direction wind system wind velocity winter