The Philosophy of the Weather And a Guide to Its Changes
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Dobson, in stating a theory to which we shall hereafter advert, advances the following proposition : " 7. Cyclones (hurricanes) begin in the immediate neighborhood of active volcanoes. The Mauritius cyclones begin near Java; the West Indian, near the volcanic series of the Caribbean Islands ; those of the. Bay of Bengal, near the volcanic is]ands on its eastern shores; the typhoons of the China Sea, near the Philippine Islands, etc. " The peculiar stormy state of the atmosphere, over the Gulf S...tream, to which I have alluded, certainly affords no evidence of primary atmospheric action. It is a body of 'south polar water, pursuing its way under the guidance of magnetism maintaining its polarity arched somewhat like the roof of a house, by the outward pressure of a cold north polar cur- rent which it has met to the east of the Banks of Newfoundland, and forced to take an in shore course to the southward, and the bodies of water which the rivers discharge, and a conflict with the north polar surface-winds which sweep over it, and fogs, and THE WEATHER.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dobson, in stating a theory to which we shall hereafter advert, advances the following proposition : " 7. Cyclones (hurricanes) begin in the immediate neighborhood of active volcanoes. The Mauritius cyclones begin near Java; the West Indian, near the volcanic series of the Caribbean Islands ; those of the. Bay of Bengal, near the volcanic is]ands on its eastern shores; the typhoons of the China Sea, near the Philippine Islands, etc. " The peculiar stormy state of the atmosphere, over the Gulf S...tream, to which I have alluded, certainly affords no evidence of primary atmospheric action. It is a body of 'south polar water, pursuing its way under the guidance of magnetism maintaining its polarity arched somewhat like the roof of a house, by the outward pressure of a cold north polar cur- rent which it has met to the east of the Banks of Newfoundland, and forced to take an in shore course to the southward, and the bodies of water which the rivers discharge, and a conflict with the north polar surface-winds which sweep over it, and fogs, and THE WEATHER.
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