Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, Volúmenes3-4American Meteorological Society, 1922 List of members in v. 1, 8, etc. |
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... normal moisture , " since normal moisture to a Weather Bureau man is a different proposition from normal moisture to a botanist . The Weather Bureau man usually refers to the average amount of natural precipitation in the section ...
... normal moisture , " since normal moisture to a Weather Bureau man is a different proposition from normal moisture to a botanist . The Weather Bureau man usually refers to the average amount of natural precipitation in the section ...
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... normal for June at that station is 3.7 ins . The month was warmer than the normal in all districts except in Texas and part of Florida . The temperature averaged 4 ° , or more , a day above the normal in Nebraska , western Iowa ...
... normal for June at that station is 3.7 ins . The month was warmer than the normal in all districts except in Texas and part of Florida . The temperature averaged 4 ° , or more , a day above the normal in Nebraska , western Iowa ...
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... normal , a reduction of such winds in frequency or strength would tend to make our winter warmer than normal , and might more than offset the effect of greater cold in the American Arctic , which under such circumstances would not ...
... normal , a reduction of such winds in frequency or strength would tend to make our winter warmer than normal , and might more than offset the effect of greater cold in the American Arctic , which under such circumstances would not ...
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... normal weather conditions all over the earth . The pressure was below normal in the equatorial regions and over the relatively warm oceans of the northern hemi- sphere and above normal over the cold northern continents . This dis ...
... normal weather conditions all over the earth . The pressure was below normal in the equatorial regions and over the relatively warm oceans of the northern hemi- sphere and above normal over the cold northern continents . This dis ...
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... normal . A period of weather may be practically normal for the particular region - as for example , December , 1921 , or January , 1922 , in Michigan - and yet be decidedly trying for health . The normal is the average of actual ...
... normal . A period of weather may be practically normal for the particular region - as for example , December , 1921 , or January , 1922 , in Michigan - and yet be decidedly trying for health . The normal is the average of actual ...
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Página 141 - ... TechnologyHarvard, 1941) . The American Meteorological Society and the International Commission on Maritime Meteorology were formed in 1919 and the International Committee for the Study of Clouds two years later. The American Meteorological Society3 was organized at St. Louis on December 29, 1919, for "the advancement and diffusion of knowledge of meteorology, including climatology and the development of its application to public health, agriculture, engineering, transportation and inland waterways,...
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