War And the Weather
War And the Weather
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In this connection also I would call attention to what is said in the interest- ing letter of Gen. McNulta* which will be found on another page in relation to the effect of the firing at the inauguration of Gov. Halm at New Orleans on the smoke issuing from the chimneys of the city. A kind of pressure seemed to be exerted very much greater than would be supposed. These circumstances render not unreasonable the idea that the effect of artillery firing upon a hor- izontal current or moving stratu...m of air may be very great. Such a current, being necessarily in exact equilibrium with the air above and below it, would yield to the slightest force, and it may easily be conceived that the concussion produced by a number of cannon fired simultaneously would cause it to bend upward. Apply the idea to the case of two currents, one above the other and moving in a different direction, the upper one cold and the * No. 4 of Appendix.
WAR AND TEE WEATHER. 95 lower one warm, and both containing as much aque- ous vapor as their respective temperatures will per- mit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In this connection also I would call attention to what is said in the interest- ing letter of Gen. McNulta* which will be found on another page in relation to the effect of the firing at the inauguration of Gov. Halm at New Orleans on the smoke issuing from the chimneys of the city. A kind of pressure seemed to be exerted very much greater than would be supposed. These circumstances render not unreasonable the idea that the effect of artillery firing upon a hor- izontal current or moving stratu...m of air may be very great. Such a current, being necessarily in exact equilibrium with the air above and below it, would yield to the slightest force, and it may easily be conceived that the concussion produced by a number of cannon fired simultaneously would cause it to bend upward. Apply the idea to the case of two currents, one above the other and moving in a different direction, the upper one cold and the * No. 4 of Appendix.
WAR AND TEE WEATHER. 95 lower one warm, and both containing as much aque- ous vapor as their respective temperatures will per- mit.
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