Weather a Popular Exposition of the Nature of Weather Changes From Day to Day
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and rain in a typical cyclone of pretty constant shape and gradients in the United States on January 20, 1873, at 11 p.m., and on the 21st at 4.35 p.m., being the same cyclone whose winds have already been discussed.
From these it will be readily seen that the area of rain and cloud round the centre in the first 11 p,m. chart is considerably increased in the 4.35 p.m. chart, and again diminished in size in the second 11 pm. chart. The Digitized by Google 176 WEATHER.
portion of the outside boun...ding line of the cloud-area which is dotted shows where observation gave the end of cloud and appearance of blue sky. The portion where lUe single shading enrls without a dotted line merely shows where observations ceased, and that the cloud extended to some unknown distance beyond these limits.
So far for the interpretation of the relations of the Fro. 84. — Dinmal variation of rain and cloud in a cyclone.
diururtl variations which we find in meteograms to the facts concerning the nature of weather which we derive from synoptic charts; but we must now consider some of the more minute phenomena of cyclones, etc., which can only be learnt from meteograms and from verbal descrip- tions of the sequence of weather on each day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and rain in a typical cyclone of pretty constant shape and gradients in the United States on January 20, 1873, at 11 p.m., and on the 21st at 4.35 p.m., being the same cyclone whose winds have already been discussed.
From these it will be readily seen that the area of rain and cloud round the centre in the first 11 p,m. chart is considerably increased in the 4.35 p.m. chart, and again diminished in size in the second 11 pm. chart. The Digitized by Google 176 WEATHER.
portion of the outside boun...ding line of the cloud-area which is dotted shows where observation gave the end of cloud and appearance of blue sky. The portion where lUe single shading enrls without a dotted line merely shows where observations ceased, and that the cloud extended to some unknown distance beyond these limits.
So far for the interpretation of the relations of the Fro. 84. — Dinmal variation of rain and cloud in a cyclone.
diururtl variations which we find in meteograms to the facts concerning the nature of weather which we derive from synoptic charts; but we must now consider some of the more minute phenomena of cyclones, etc., which can only be learnt from meteograms and from verbal descrip- tions of the sequence of weather on each day.
What to read after Weather a Popular Exposition of the Nature of Weather Changes From Day to Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ralph Abercromby to read onlineMoreLess
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