Weather. A Monthly Magazine for All Interested in Meteorology. Volume XVIII, 1963: Numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12.

Published by London: Royal Meteorological Society, ., 1963

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Octavo, blue cloth (hardcover), gilt letters, 383 pp. Fold out maps, numerous illustrations. Good, with heavy wear to covers (interior clean and binding tight). Index for volume included at start. Contents included: The Tropical Stratospheric Wind Fluctuation; Simple Sky Photogrammetry; An Aerial Observation of a Tornado and Its Parent Cloud; Solar Radiation and Temperature; Cloudiness Estimates by Interpolation; The Depression Moved Faster Than Expected; The Three-Front Model and the Thunderstorm; Observations on Two Sub-Arctic Flights; Concerning Plug-Holes; Weather Lore from the South-Eastern United States; Atmosphereic Science at Colorado State University; Clouds; Luke Howard and His Contribution to Meteorology; Seventeenth-Century London Temperatures: Some Further Experiments; Wind Roses; Clouds; Fossil Hail Prints; Looking Back on 1962; Course in Oceanography and Limnology; Royal Research Ship Discovery III; Royal Meteorological Society Meetings; Dublin Meteorological and Geophysical Seminar; Scales of Temperature; A 22* Halo Represented by the Photographic Sky-Mirror; How's Your Scientific Russian?; Noctilucent Clouds at 76 . 3 *; Spiral Nebula over Sedona; Castellanus over London; Meteorological Broadcasts -- Part I; Meteorological Broadcasts -- Part II; Some Observations on the Chinook Arch; Mr. Wurzells Weather Wisdom; Mesoscale Patterns on Frontal Rainfall and Cloud; Cumuli over Texas; An Amateur's Anemometer; What Can We Find Out about the Trend of Our Climate?; Full Moon and Dawn at Nyali; Reflections in Flood Water; Lightning over Abbotsinch; Some Neglected Aspects of the Aurora; Mean Winter Temperatures at Glasgow Since 1868-69; Vidmet; Cold Front at Calgary; Atmospheric Turbulence; Wind is a Wizard; Mathematics and Physics in the Open Air; Cumulonimbus after Sunset; Cumulus and Cumulonimbus; Whistlers -- Part I - The Nature and Occurence of Whistlers; Eighteenth Century Evaporation Experiments; The Ninth Annual Presentation of Meteorological Awards at the Guild of Air Pilots and Navigators; Temperature Variation in a Welsh Valley; A Study of Cold Winters in the Manchester Area; Some Climatological Grumbles; The Weather Memory; Some Climatological Grumbles; The Storm at Hemyock; Whistlers; Hydrological Group; Winter Injury of Lodgepole Pine Foliage; Two Flights into a Deep Depression; Summer Visit to Meteorological Office. British History, Meteorological Society, Meteorology, Weather Patterns. yslic.

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Title
Weather. A Monthly Magazine for All Interested in Meteorology. Volume XVIII, 1963: Numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12.
Author
Wallington, C. E.; Editor.
Publisher
London: Royal Meteorological Society, .
Publication year
1963
Binding
Hardcover

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We are a family run shop that has served book lovers for nearly fifty years. We have recently moved to larger quarters in Dade City - a town in central Florida known for its antiques stores and comfortable cafes. We specialize in Florida History and Americana, but carry a broad range of general used and secondhand books, and a small gallery of prints and maps. We offer certified appraisal services, and are members of the Antiquarian Booksellers' Association of America, The International League of Antiquarian Booksellers, and the Florida Antiquarian Booksellers' Association. We invite you to visit our webpage: http://www.OldFloridaBookStore.com. If you're a lover of old books, you may enjoy articles we've posted to our blog: http://www.OldFloridaBookStore.blogspot.com.

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