The United States Weather Bureau Supplementing Exhibit of the United States Wea
The United States Weather Bureau Supplementing Exhibit of the United States Wea
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APPLICATIONS OF FORECASTS AND WARNINGS.
The extent to which the work of the Weather Bureau affects the daily life of the people and becomes a factor in their various vocations and business enterprises, already very great, is increasing yearly.
Warnings of storms and hurricanes, issued for the benefit of marine interests, are the most important and valuable. Storm warnings are displayed at more than 300 points along the Atlantic, Pacific, and Gulf coasts and the shores of the Great Lakes, includ...ing every port and harbor of any considerable importance ; and so nearly perfect has this service become that scarcely a storm of marked danger to maritime interests 6 THE UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU.
occurs for which ample warnings are not issued from 12 to 24 hours in advancer The reports from the West Indies are especially valuable in this connection, as they enable the bureau to forecast with great accuracy the approach of those destructive hurricanes which, during the period from June to November, are liable to sweep the Gulf and Atlantic coasts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
APPLICATIONS OF FORECASTS AND WARNINGS.
The extent to which the work of the Weather Bureau affects the daily life of the people and becomes a factor in their various vocations and business enterprises, already very great, is increasing yearly.
Warnings of storms and hurricanes, issued for the benefit of marine interests, are the most important and valuable. Storm warnings are displayed at more than 300 points along the Atlantic, Pacific, and Gulf coasts and the shores of the Great Lakes, includ...ing every port and harbor of any considerable importance ; and so nearly perfect has this service become that scarcely a storm of marked danger to maritime interests 6 THE UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU.
occurs for which ample warnings are not issued from 12 to 24 hours in advancer The reports from the West Indies are especially valuable in this connection, as they enable the bureau to forecast with great accuracy the approach of those destructive hurricanes which, during the period from June to November, are liable to sweep the Gulf and Atlantic coasts.
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