Barometer And Weather Guide
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* * * * * To render these pages rather more useful at sea, in _any_ part of theworld, a few words about squalls and hurricanes are here offered to theyoung seaman.
Generally, squalls are preceded, or accompanied, or followed by clouds;but the very dangerous "white squall" (of the West Indies and otherregions), is indicated only by a rushing sound, and by white wavecrests.
"Descending squalls" come slanting downwards, off high land, [27] or fromupper regions of atmosphere. They are dangerous..., being sometimesviolently strong.
A squall cloud that can be seen through or under is not likely to bring, or be accompanied by, so much wind as a dark continued cloud extendingbeyond the horizon. How the comparative hardness or softness of cloudsforetells more or less wind or rain, was stated in pages 13 and 14.
The expressions "hardening up, " "softening, " or looking "greasy, " arefamiliar to seamen: and such very sure indications are the appearancesso designated, that they can hardly be mistaken.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* * * * * To render these pages rather more useful at sea, in _any_ part of theworld, a few words about squalls and hurricanes are here offered to theyoung seaman.
Generally, squalls are preceded, or accompanied, or followed by clouds;but the very dangerous "white squall" (of the West Indies and otherregions), is indicated only by a rushing sound, and by white wavecrests.
"Descending squalls" come slanting downwards, off high land, [27] or fromupper regions of atmosphere. They are dangerous..., being sometimesviolently strong.
A squall cloud that can be seen through or under is not likely to bring, or be accompanied by, so much wind as a dark continued cloud extendingbeyond the horizon. How the comparative hardness or softness of cloudsforetells more or less wind or rain, was stated in pages 13 and 14.
The expressions "hardening up, " "softening, " or looking "greasy, " arefamiliar to seamen: and such very sure indications are the appearancesso designated, that they can hardly be mistaken.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fitzroy Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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