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To meet his requirements the Hydro- graphic Office publishes IViiid and Current Charts, which record the average circumstances to be expected, month by month, at any place. The Sailiiig Directions give similar information.
A few general remarks may not be amiss in explanation of terms used. A weather forecast as published in the news- papers, or as communicated by wireless telegraphy to ships at sea, contains, as a rule, the words cyclonic and anticyclonic. A cyclonic wind surrounds an area of ...low barometric pressure, an anticyclonic wind one of high pressure. The air flows inwards, naturally, towards the low-pressure point, and out- wards from the high-pressure point. In so doing it is deflected by Ferrel's law, which needs to be stated.
It was explained that parallels of latitude were of dift'erent lengths, longest at the equator and decreasing towards the poles. Every point of the earth rotates once a day, so a point on the equator moves faster than any other, and a point on any parallel moves f:\ster than a point on another parallel nearer the pole of that hemisphere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To meet his requirements the Hydro- graphic Office publishes IViiid and Current Charts, which record the average circumstances to be expected, month by month, at any place. The Sailiiig Directions give similar information.
A few general remarks may not be amiss in explanation of terms used. A weather forecast as published in the news- papers, or as communicated by wireless telegraphy to ships at sea, contains, as a rule, the words cyclonic and anticyclonic. A cyclonic wind surrounds an area of ...low barometric pressure, an anticyclonic wind one of high pressure. The air flows inwards, naturally, towards the low-pressure point, and out- wards from the high-pressure point. In so doing it is deflected by Ferrel's law, which needs to be stated.
It was explained that parallels of latitude were of dift'erent lengths, longest at the equator and decreasing towards the poles. Every point of the earth rotates once a day, so a point on the equator moves faster than any other, and a point on any parallel moves f:\ster than a point on another parallel nearer the pole of that hemisphere.
What to read after Navigation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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