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Identifier: climateweatherof00fass (find matches)
Title: The climate and weather of Baltimore
Year: 1907 (1900s)
Authors: Fassig, Oliver L. (Oliver Lanard), 1860-1936
Subjects: Meteorology
Publisher: Baltimore, The Johns Hopkins Press
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
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Fig. 167.—The Hurricane of October 13, 1893 (8 p. m.), MARYLAND AVEATIIER SERVICE 479 (8 p. m. Oct. 13 Station Velocity. Direc- ^^°°- (Miles) tion. Charleston, S. C 34 W Washington, D. C 42 SE Baltimore, Md 40 SE Atlantic City, N. J 44 SE Philadelphia, Pa 56 SE Sandy Hook, N. J 64 SE Boston, Mass 36 E Woods Holl, Mass 44 SE to 8 a. m. Oct. 14.) Station. T^^^7 ^J^ (Miles) tion. Albany, N. Y 48 SE Oswego, N. Y 60 SE Buffalo, N. Y 60 SW Erie, Pa 36 SE Sandusky, 0 36 NW Detroit, Mich 46 W Grand Haven, Mich...36 NW Marquette, Mich 34 NW
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Fig. 168.—The Hurricane of October 14, 1893 (8 a. m.). EAINFALL. Station. Inches. Philadelphia, Pa 1.24 Cleveland, 0 1.90 station. Inches. Alpena, Mich 1.08 Port Huron, Mich 1.50 The meteorological conditions as recorded at the Baltimore Office ofthe Weather Bureau are indicated in the accompanying diagram and inthe following extracts from the records of the office: 480 THE CLIMATE OF BALTIMORE The barometer reached its lowest point, 28.88 Inches, at 10 p. m. of the13th, then slowly rose throughout the night and following day. Light rainbegan to fall with a northeast wind and continued without interruption untilmidnight. The total amount of precipitation was 1.60 inch. The maximumwind velocity, 40 miles per hour from the southeast, occurred during thenight of the 13th-14th just before the barometer began to rise, at the timeof heaviest rainfall. The temperature rose slowly and steadily from a min-imum of 5G° at G a. m. to 73° at midnight, as the wind gradually veered fromnortheast

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