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<br />TAELE OF CONTENTS.
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<br />The f91Iowing synaptical table shows the first page of ,the principal sections in 'the respective nnmhers 9f the MONTHLY
<br />WEATHER REVIEW for 1908.
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<br />Forecasts and Warnings,...,.. ...... ......" ..'C ....,.. ..'''' ','''''''''''' 1 17 " 85 12' 161 197 231 270 325 857 395 '85
<br />Rivers and Flood$...".. ...,.. .... ....".... ...." ....... ...." ... , 18 " 87 126 162 198 '88 217 '27 85' '88 '95
<br />~ecla.l Artjcles~oteB,a.[ld Extraots..: ...,.......... ..... ,_ ..... ......... . 19 " 87 128 J163 208 23' 217 327 85' 898 487
<br />eatherof the onth ............ ......"... ............ ....... .... ....... . 89 74 11' '''' 187 220 268 813 84' 882 123 .....466
<br />ClimatologIoal Summar'.... .... ...... ....... ... ......: . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . 7 42 17 117 152 189 223 '266 '16 '" 85' .26
<br />Description of Tllblea and Charts........... ..... ..... ,_.. ................. , 42 77 117 158 189 223 258 ,816 ... .85 '26 .....468
<br />CllmatologicalTables .....................................,................ 9 43 78 .118. '" ,.. 22' 267 '" .349 .88 427
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<br />The following oharts' appear in eaoh number of the REVIEW from January to December, inolusive, Those marked with
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<br />Chart I. Hydrograp.hs tor seven principal rivers ot the United States.
<br />. II. Traoks of centers of high areas.
<br />III. Traoks of oenters of low areas.
<br />*IV. Total Jlreclpitatlon,
<br />'* V. Peroentage of clear sky between sunrise and sUI;lset.
<br />*VI; Isobars and Isotherms at sea-level; prevaillngl surface winds.
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<br />The following charts appear only for the respective months.
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<br />Chart VII. (Janua.ry to May, Ootober to December.) Total snowfall. _ _ .
<br />VIII. (January, February, November, e.nd December.) Depth of,anow on ground at end of _Dlonth.
<br />IX-XIX. (February.) Observations at the Reno reservoir, August, 1907.
<br />IX-XVIII. (March.) Paths of. centers of low prAssure.
<br />IX-XV: (April.) Sea-level pressures and paths of centers. .
<br />XVI, XVII. (April.). Chinook conditions at pueblo, Colo. .
<br />IX,X. (August.) HorlzontaJ. and vertlQ8.1 sections of the St. Louis, Mo., tornado of May 27,.1896.'
<br />XI. (August.) Storm and hurricane warnings.
<br />IX. (SeptetJlbel'.) Brazilian dally weather map for July 15, 1908. v-
<br />IX. (October.) Isobars of the DeWitte typhoon of AugUst 1-3, 1901.
<br />IX. (December.) Weather maps from wireless reports.
<br />IX. (Summary.) Annual extreme maximum and minimum surfl:lce temperatures,. 1908.
<br />X. (Summary.) Total number of thunderstorm days, 1908. .
<br />XI. (Summary.) Depal'ture of the, total annual precipitation, 1908, from the normal.
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<br />1 Note tha.t, as explained on p. '8, the~e'are not the same as the surface wind resultants published in previous years.
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