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INDEX TO VOLUME VI, 1925
BULLETIN OF THE AMERICAN METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY

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CORRECTIONS

Page 7: Concluding sentence should have been: "Through a memorial
fund being created under the title of Meisinger Aerological Research
Fund, we hope to further to some extent the important studies he
was so enthusiastically pushing forward."

Page 46: Several places, "El Nina" should have been "El Niño."
Pages 42-43: Certain statements on the tornadoes of March 18 and
earlier destructive ones are corrected or discussed on pp. 110-111.
Page 63, middle: "psychometric" should have been "psychrometric."

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Meisinger Aerological Research Fund

Aeronautics

..22-23, 41, 90-92, 160-161, 164 ..2, 5, 7, 23-24, 38

18-20, 87, 90, 139-140, 160-161 166-170

.12-15, 38, 48, 70-72, 118-122, 130, 180-181

American Geophysical Union, Washington meeting
American Meteorological Society-

Bulletin

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Symposia

Treasurer's reports

Ancient climates

.89, 154

133, 174 .160-161

..1, 186

2-3, 176

2-3, 86-87

Applied meteorology (See also under several kinds of applications)

39, 89-90, 109, 116, 159-160, 179-181

Bird migration

47-48

Bjerknes, V. (See also Cyclones), Guest of Am. Met'l. Soc.

37-38

Boy Scouts, Meteorology for

127

British Columbia

132, 136

British Meteorological Office, Changes in personnel assignments .....110

Business, Weather in

.40, 65-73, 159-160

Climate, Teaching by lantern slides

12

The Climates of the United States, by R. DeC. Ward, (Review) ..174-175

Climatology, Solar climate

30-33

Climates of world (See also under continents, countries or states)

Information in An Introduction to Economic Geography, by Jones and

Whittlesey

....162

Climatic changes

83-84, 108, 128-129, 184

Cloudbursts, Runoff in

...74, 76-77

Clouds

in Bjerknes' terms at sea

Free air in, as a problem

Intensified by Gulf Stream

Mechanism of

..37-38 ...23 175 17-18

59, 175

59-61 (map), 82-83, 88

...88

.49-59

10, 183

155-156

151-155, 171-172

..36-37

....40

17-18, 78-81

.83

Earth's interior, Heat from

.25

1

Eclipse meteorology

141-151

England, Royal Meteorological Society

.109

Europe

43-44, 63-64, 108, 109, 110, 183, 185

Forecasting (See also Forecasting, Long range) —

Booklet on

Daily, principles

from Free air data-problem

for Long airplane flights

Need of World Weather maps in

Forecasting, Long range—

Centers of action and rainfall in South Carolina

.118-119, 171-172, 183

...88, 181

.126 or 140

.161

23

18-19

113-117

163-164

127-128, 179-181

38-39

.94-105, 172-173

112

132

115-117

...15

125-126

136

12-14

.15-16

15-16

.16

15, 16

18-19

73-74, 77-78

105-107

.181 108

Heliotherapy

History-

Distribution of forecasts and weather information

Meteorological Society, Royal

of Theories of cyclones and anticyclones

Hot period in Southeastern United States

Housing and sunshine

Hungary

Hydro-meteorology

73-78

Effective rainfall

.38

Ice storm-(See Glaze)

Imperial Marine Meteorological Observatory at Kobe, commended ...182

Insolation- (See Solar radiation)

Instruction-

Meteorographs, long period

Rainbows, lunar

159

Rainfall

(See also Europe, and U. S. Exceptional weather)

140

Physiological Meteorology

Planets, heat from...

Polar front (See cyclones)

Pressure changes, Barometer well

Pressure reduction to levels in free air

in Australia

in Cyclones

Drought and

Excessive

.10, 59-61, 82-83, 88, 183

Frequency by intensities in Washington and Oregon

Interception by trees

Local

Long range forecasting of

Variability in Washington

Raingages-(See also Instruments)

Exposure and catch

"Rainmaking"

155-156

46-47, 64, 183

.137

.73-74

156-159 163-164

.130

..108 .40, 140