The Philosophy of Storms Microform
The Philosophy of Storms Microform
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"At Wilmington, N. C. , the wind was from the E. , and veered subsequently to the W.
In the interior of North Carolina, the storm was felt at Fayetteville.
" In the vicinity of Cape Hatteras, at sea, the storm was very heavy from the S. E. And shifted to N. W.
" A vessel bound from New York to Hayti, in the middle or outer part of the Gulf stream, about lat. 33, Ion. 72, experienced the gale moderately from the S. W. And S. S. W. , but with a heavy sea from a very westerly direction, and is ...supposed to have been on the outer margin of the storm.
"Another vessel, at about the same distance from the coast, experienced similar effects.
" Early on the morning of the 17th, the gale was felt se- verely at Norfolk, and also in Chesapeake Bay from the N. E.
" Off the Capes of Virginia, on the 17th, in lat 36 20', Ion. 74 2', ' a perfect hurricane, ' from S. To S. S. E. , from 5, A. M. , to 2, P. M. , then shifted to N. W.
"On the 19th, (17th?) in lat. 37 30', Ion. 74 30', near the coast of Virginia, the gale was severe at E.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
W.
"At Wilmington, N. C. , the wind was from the E. , and veered subsequently to the W.
In the interior of North Carolina, the storm was felt at Fayetteville.
" In the vicinity of Cape Hatteras, at sea, the storm was very heavy from the S. E. And shifted to N. W.
" A vessel bound from New York to Hayti, in the middle or outer part of the Gulf stream, about lat. 33, Ion. 72, experienced the gale moderately from the S. W. And S. S. W. , but with a heavy sea from a very westerly direction, and is ...supposed to have been on the outer margin of the storm.
"Another vessel, at about the same distance from the coast, experienced similar effects.
" Early on the morning of the 17th, the gale was felt se- verely at Norfolk, and also in Chesapeake Bay from the N. E.
" Off the Capes of Virginia, on the 17th, in lat 36 20', Ion. 74 2', ' a perfect hurricane, ' from S. To S. S. E. , from 5, A. M. , to 2, P. M. , then shifted to N. W.
"On the 19th, (17th?) in lat. 37 30', Ion. 74 30', near the coast of Virginia, the gale was severe at E.
What to read after The Philosophy of Storms Microform?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James P James Pollard Espy to read onlineMoreLess
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