The new air world : $b The science of meteorology simplifiedMoore, Willis L. (Willis Luther)
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The new air world : $b The science of meteorology simplified
Moore, Willis L. (Willis Luther)
Meteorology
Tubercle bacillus, destroyed by sunshine, 248
Twilight, and dust motes, 46, 47
Ultra-violet Rays, remedial powers of, 248
Underground habitations, plan for unique, 180-184
United States, where climatic conditions are best in the, 245;
fourth nation to establish weather service, 297
United States Weather Bureau, experiments with small gas balloons, 21;
observations with kites by, 21, 22;
storm warnings by, 24;
and voluntary observers, 66;
method of taking readings by, 66-79;
ends of justice served by records of, 79-83;
and prevention of frost, 95-97;
maps prepared by, 112-160;
timely warnings by, 117;
when warnings are displayed by, 122;
warnings of cold waves by, 126, 127;
definition of “cold wave” by, 127, 128;
and tornado warnings, 146, 147;
on forecasting, 151-153;
rules for forecasting at Milwaukee, Wis., 153-155;
extent of area under observation by, 155-158;
comparison of crime and records of, 215;
rainfall records by, 237, 241;
record of floods by, 241;
and fake prevention, of hail, 290;
stations and observations of the, 291, 292;
fourth national weather service established, 297;
the result of efforts by American scientists, 298;
vast area under daily observation by, 298;
number of observations twice daily by, 298;
first work of, regarded as experimental, 299;
advance in efficiency of, 299;
growing faith in work of, 299;
its study of types of storms, 299, 300;
competitive examinations held by, 300;
warnings by, now accepted, 300;
warnings of West Indian hurricanes by, 300;
value of property saved through warnings of, 301;
utility of warnings of, 301, 302;
and warnings to mariners on Great Lakes, 302;
inception of storms detected by, 302;
expectations of future forecasting by, 303, 304;
first tentative, established, 305
Uranium, nucleus of atom of, 32
Uranus, atmosphere of, 3;
and heat from sun, 3
Valleys, influence of, on temperature, 203, 204
Vaporization, latent heat of, 58, 59
Vegetation, oxygen and, 36;
carbon dioxide and, 36;
and frost, 85-97
Velocity increased by altitude, wind’s, 109-111
Ventilation, detrimental effects of poor, 34;
need of, in closed or low places, 36;
in places of habitation, 37;
and underground apartments, 182, 183
Vera Cruz, Mexico, climate of, 209
Verkhoyansk, Siberia, extremes of temperature at, 196, 197;
Christmas Day in, 273
Vienna, Austria, Christmas Day in, 271
V-shaped Lows. _See_ LOWS
Warm waves, cause and duration of, 136, 137
Washington Monument, pressure of air at top of, 79
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