The Principles of Aërography
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Then there occurred a rapid change to the other extreme, and the snow fell almost steadily until January 27, when there was approximately 5 meters on the ground. February was a month of moderate snow- fall, also of moderate melting. The total decrease was only 330 millimeters. During the first week in March, 2, 286 millimeters of snow were added. Before the middle of the month a total depth of 7, 740 millimeters was recorded. Then followed a long period of fair weather, permitting a rapid and n...early uniform rate of melting, the depth decreasing at l In Monthly Weather Review, June, 1910.
PRECIPITATION 227 the rate of about 203 millimeters a day. It was noticeable, though, that the melting was less rapid as the depth 70 50 50 40 30 20 10 Solid depth o \ ;\ incnes 300 200 100 d line, \ I \ \ / y \ , /\ / \ \ i * \ \l \ > P U\ /\ G \ v v-.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then there occurred a rapid change to the other extreme, and the snow fell almost steadily until January 27, when there was approximately 5 meters on the ground. February was a month of moderate snow- fall, also of moderate melting. The total decrease was only 330 millimeters. During the first week in March, 2, 286 millimeters of snow were added. Before the middle of the month a total depth of 7, 740 millimeters was recorded. Then followed a long period of fair weather, permitting a rapid and n...early uniform rate of melting, the depth decreasing at l In Monthly Weather Review, June, 1910.
PRECIPITATION 227 the rate of about 203 millimeters a day. It was noticeable, though, that the melting was less rapid as the depth 70 50 50 40 30 20 10 Solid depth o \ ;\ incnes 300 200 100 d line, \ I \ \ / y \ , /\ / \ \ i * \ \l \ > P U\ /\ G \ v v-.
... / AV \ y/ > SB S '- X 5 \ f^^r vsC \ /\ ^J w ^ -" E^ vX s
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Mcadie to read onlineMoreLess
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