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Studies of weather types and storms by professors and forecast officials of the Weather bureau   (Wikidata search (Cirrus search) Wikidata query (SPARQL)  Create new Wikidata item based on this file)
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United States. Weather Bureau
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Studies of weather types and storms by professors and forecast officials of the Weather bureau
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Washington, Weather bureau
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W.B. no. 63, 92
Extracts from Monthly weather review
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[pt. I] no. 1. Types of storms in January. By E.B. Garriot. 1895.pt. II. no. 2. Storms in Texas.--no. 3. The connection between sun spots and the weather.--no. 4. Lows north of Idaho and Montana.--no. 5. Tropical storms of the Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic ocean in September.--no. 6. The barometric troughs of the plateau region.--no. 7. High areas of the north Pacific coast in September, October, and November.--no. 8. Heavy snowfalls in the United States.--no. 9. High areas north of the St. Lawrence Valley in October, November, and December.--no. 10. Cold waves on the middle gulf coast.--no. 11. Weather forecasts in the state of Missouri. 1896

Subjects: Storms
Language English
Publication date 1895
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