About the Weather
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If the wind rises, the column is broken and the cloud promptly disappears.
When the air is unusually moist and the weather hot and calm, such columns may form almost anywhere. Then a good many of these cumuli may be seen small and scattered, like fieeces of sheep in appearance, resting lazily or drifting gently in a common direction, with some slight general motion of the air. If these cumuli grow during the day, it shows that the air remains moist, or is getting more so, and rain is likely to ...follow. If they slowly de- crease in size and fade away, the air is getting drier and no rain will follow. These cloudlets have long been used as a weather sign.
ABOUT THE WEATHER.
The effect oi the moisture is to make the cyclone continue and grow. Moisture is cool steam, and in continuing the cyclone it does its work quite as truly as hot steam does in the steam engine. Hence the cyclone is, in a true sense, a steam engine, and the parallelism be- tween it and an ordinary steam engine may be carried out in many of the details.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If the wind rises, the column is broken and the cloud promptly disappears.
When the air is unusually moist and the weather hot and calm, such columns may form almost anywhere. Then a good many of these cumuli may be seen small and scattered, like fieeces of sheep in appearance, resting lazily or drifting gently in a common direction, with some slight general motion of the air. If these cumuli grow during the day, it shows that the air remains moist, or is getting more so, and rain is likely to ...follow. If they slowly de- crease in size and fade away, the air is getting drier and no rain will follow. These cloudlets have long been used as a weather sign.
ABOUT THE WEATHER.
The effect oi the moisture is to make the cyclone continue and grow. Moisture is cool steam, and in continuing the cyclone it does its work quite as truly as hot steam does in the steam engine. Hence the cyclone is, in a true sense, a steam engine, and the parallelism be- tween it and an ordinary steam engine may be carried out in many of the details.
What to read after About the Weather?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mark Walrod Harrington to read onlineMoreLess
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