Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, Volumen5American Meteorological Society, 1924 Vols. for 1990- contain supplemental membership directory. |
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... flight , on the rear of the intense coast cyclone , April 2 , carried him to South Carolina . On Feb. 22 , 1924 , Lieut . John A. Macready observed a temperature i of -60 degrees C. over Dayton , Ohio . He thinks the air got much colder ...
... flight , on the rear of the intense coast cyclone , April 2 , carried him to South Carolina . On Feb. 22 , 1924 , Lieut . John A. Macready observed a temperature i of -60 degrees C. over Dayton , Ohio . He thinks the air got much colder ...
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... flights and the observed movements of the upper clouds for a day or two preceding the storm showed that at an ... flights are made daily whenever possible , and , in cin addition , when conditions are favorable , continuous series ...
... flights and the observed movements of the upper clouds for a day or two preceding the storm showed that at an ... flights are made daily whenever possible , and , in cin addition , when conditions are favorable , continuous series ...
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... flights with the idea of determining the trajectories of air masses in cyclones . He has made four flights already . His telegram is as follows : Greetings to American Meteorological Society and earnest wishes for most successful ...
... flights with the idea of determining the trajectories of air masses in cyclones . He has made four flights already . His telegram is as follows : Greetings to American Meteorological Society and earnest wishes for most successful ...
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... flights . A summary of the results shows at the American University an aver- age of about 850 particles per cubic centimeter in winter , and about 400 during the summer months . The extremes vary between about 4,000 , on an unusually ...
... flights . A summary of the results shows at the American University an aver- age of about 850 particles per cubic centimeter in winter , and about 400 during the summer months . The extremes vary between about 4,000 , on an unusually ...
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... flights are made . Mr. Gregg replied , " 1,000 to 4,000 feet . The wind at 1,500 feet is very close to the flight results . " Dr. Humphreys asked if the aviators flew at the same height every day . Mr. Gregg replied that it depended on ...
... flights are made . Mr. Gregg replied , " 1,000 to 4,000 feet . The wind at 1,500 feet is very close to the flight results . " Dr. Humphreys asked if the aviators flew at the same height every day . Mr. Gregg replied that it depended on ...
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