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<br />Gaskill. S. E. The heaviest rainfall in one hour/259.
<br />Geological Survey., U. S., cooperation wIth, 437. .
<br />Germa.n meteorological assooiation, titles of papers read before the, 370.
<br />Twenty-fifth amiiversary of (Note), 112. .
<br />Hamburg, 1908, 340 b.
<br />Prize offered by, 299.
<br />German weather statton, morning routine at, 292 d.
<br />Gheury. M. E. T. Further observations of halos and coronas, 256.
<br />Glacial period, climate of in North America, 446.
<br />Temperature of (E. Huntington), 450.
<br />Glenn, S, W. Severe wind-storm In South Dakota, 166.
<br />Gockel, Dr. Albert. 'IDle Luftelektrlzltll.t," reviewed. 369 a.
<br />Gold, Ernest. The lsothermallayer of the atmosphere, remar~s on, 295 b.
<br />Grand Haven, Mioh., l.'emarkable snow-storm at, 408.
<br />Great Lakes, storm warning stations on, 237.
<br />Opening and closing of navigation on, 1815-1908, 238. _
<br />Grea.t Salt Lake, ollmatic signifioanoe of, 446..
<br />"Green ray," again observed, 339.
<br />Grunsky, O. E. Quoted oo.evaporation formulaa, 443.
<br />Guanacache lakes (Argimttna). Moreno quoted on former extent of, 448.
<br />Guilbert, G. Quoted on progressive dIminution of rainfall, 411.
<br />Gulf waters, brilliant, 371.
<br />Guthrie, L. J. Report on floods, Arkansas River, 396.
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<br />Hall, Maxwell. The diurnal variation of the rainfall at Kingston,
<br />J amaiea, 453. .
<br />Contributes ra.1nfall data Cor Jarnaioa, 84,124, 159,196,230, 273, 324, 431.
<br />Halos and coronas. Further observations of, 256.
<br />Harris, R. A. Defleoting Coree due to the earth's rotation, 327.
<br />Hartford, Conn. Installation of automatic river-stage register at, 340.
<br />Harvard College. Early, meteorology at, 140, 286.
<br />Heat equator, 334 d.
<br />Henry, Allred J. Accidental variations in atmospheric pressure in the
<br />United States, 53. '.
<br />Notes on the olimate of eastern Asia, 364.
<br />Remarks on Pacific -coast forecasting, 101.
<br />Hepworth, Commander W. O. A comparison of the changes in the te.m-
<br />perature of the weather of the North Atlantic and in the strength
<br />of the trade "'iuds, 87:1.
<br />Hergesell, H. The present and future state of maritime meteorology, 58.
<br />Hersey, -H. B. . Ohioago foreoast distriot, 198, 23:2, 277.
<br />Hobbs, Hermann E. Rivers and floods [monthly summary], 87. .
<br />Hodgkins fund prIze. The relation of atmospheric aIr to tuberculosis, 22.
<br />Holl, Olayton. Dama.ge by frost at Mlddlebraneh, OhIo, 174.
<br />Hongkong Observato:ty. Changes at the, 175 d.
<br />Hooper, John K. Weather Bureau men. as university students, 180.
<br />HUMco, Lake (Bolivi!\.). HistorIc ohanges in the level'of, 448-449.
<br />Humboldt. See von Rumboldt. .
<br />Humidity. Defioient indoors, 404. .
<br />Humphreys, W. J. The Isothermal layer of the atmosphere, 294 a.
<br />Hunt, R. A. Bulletins of AustraUan MeteorologIcal Service, 263 a.
<br />Visit to the United States, 268.
<br />Huntington, Ellsworth. The oUmate oC the hIatorlo past. Part I, The
<br />Old World, 3159. Part II, The New World, '446.
<br />HurrIcanes affected by mountaIn ranges, 411. .
<br />Hurrica.ne warnings. August, Ohart XI.
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<br />Hurrica.nes. Weat Indes. Maroh, 1908, 136.
<br />Husson, William M. Memorial on, 146. .
<br />Hygrometers. Reoording, for stations, 457 d.
<br />Some experiments in haIr hygrometers, 298 c.
<br />Hythers and the oomparison of olimates. 281.
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<br />Ice columns in gravelly soll, 98. .:
<br />~ Ice conditions on the Great Lakes, winter of 1907-8, 137.
<br />Ioe and storms on tho Great Lakes, 1815-1908, 286-44.
<br />Iceland, meteorologIoal cablegrams froIn, 22:
<br />Ice movements and Currents in Bering Stra.it, 146.
<br />Idaho, dustfall in, 103. .
<br />India, monsoon raInfall of, 421.
<br />Insolation: See solar radiation..
<br />Instruotion.
<br />In UniversIty of Arkansas, 452. Bradley Polytechnic Institute, 452.
<br />Oalifornla State School of Agriculture, and UnIversity'of Oal-
<br />ifornia, 451., Cornell University Summer Sohool, 452. Olarkson
<br />Sohool of Teohnology, 451. Kentuoky State University, 452.
<br />North Oaroltna State College of Agrioulture and Mechanics,
<br />452. Norwioh University, 452. Ohio State Univeraity College
<br />oC Agriculture, 451. . University oC South Oarolina, 451. St.
<br />Lawrence University, 451. University of Tennessee, 452. Uni-
<br />versity of Washington, and Summer Sohool of, 453.
<br />Teacher and student (C. Abbe), 453.
<br />Training school at Tokyo, 410.
<br />Instrument Division, report of work by, 457. .
<br />Instruments, exhlbitlon ot meteorological and geographical, 146.
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<br />International exchange servloe, 213.
<br />International Meteorological Committee (oomposition of), 70.
<br />Ishida, remarks on-M. Tsutsui's paper, 370 d.
<br />Isothermal layer of the atmosphere, 294.
<br />W. J. Humphreys on, 294, 420.
<br />Remarks 011, by Teisserence de Bort, 294. A. L. Rotch, 294. :Mr.
<br />Cave, 295, W. H. Dines, 295. Ernest Gold, 295.
<br />Italy, rainfall of (Eredia on), 421. .
<br />IvitskU. Temperature and precipitation of Eastern Siberia (abstraot), 61.
<br />Jackson, -Wm. H. The law of the earth's nocturnal cool1ng, 103.
<br />An elementary method of deriving the deflective force due to the
<br />earth's rotation for west-east motion, .369.
<br />J'apan, climate of, 865&. -
<br />Jefferson, Mark S. W. Quoted on rainfall of Lima, 447_8.
<br />Jennings, T. B. 011mate of Kansas, 88.
<br />Johnson, F. S. S. New system of storm l;ignals for Norway,-372.
<br />Johnson, H. R. A California cloudburst, oomment on, 299 d.
<br />Jones, E. B. Driest year at Portland, Me., 412.
<br />Jurjev. See Dorpat.
<br />Kamchatka. Meteorological explorations 1n (note), 146.
<br />Kassner's meteorological globes, 371.
<br />Irharshan. The diurnal and annual periods of the humidity at _Jurjev
<br />(Dorpat), 298 b.
<br />Rite and balloon ascents in 1909, international, 369 b.
<br />Kingston, Jamaica. Diurnal variation oC rainfall at, (Maxwell HaU), 453.
<br />Kimball, H. R. Recent additions to the Weather Bureau Lirrary, 3 21
<br />72, 113. ' ,
<br />Recent papers bearing on meteorology arid seismology, 4, 19, 73, 114.
<br />A new formula for computing the solar constant tram pyrhel1omet-
<br />ric observations, 108.
<br />:kiosk. Ohart and instrum~nt, 457 d.
<br />.Kites. .Popof- and Erman on the use of, in meteorology, 98.
<br />Kite stations on Lake Constance, 21, 284.
<br />Rites. Use of, in forecasting, 326, 45fi-6.
<br />Kleinschmidt, E. The rainfall of Alsace-Lorraine, Ill.
<br />. The kite ,!;tation on Lak.e Constance, 284.
<br />Koppen. _ Cited on relation between solar changes and terrestrial tem~
<br />tures, 449.
<br />1rullmer~ O. J. A luminous meteor cloud observed at Urbana, Ill., 410 a.
<br />:K.urrik. Sen8itometer observations durIng the years 1902-1906, 298b.
<br />Lacy, Walter N. Some ol1rnatto influen~es In American history, 169.
<br />Weather influences preceding the evacuation of Boston, Mass., 128.
<br />Lancaster, Albert. Memorial notioe of, 22.
<br />Landis, D. S. Observations of B tornado near Fort Worth, Tex.., 135.
<br />Langley, S. P. Oited on relatIons between solar changes and terrestrial
<br />temperatures, 449.
<br />Lehman, W. F. Tornado a.t Dora and Bergens, Ala., April 24, 1908, 134.
<br />Library of U. S. Weather Bureau, 461.
<br />Lightning and powerful electric dlsoharges, 92.
<br />Lima. Peru. Ohanges in rainfall of, 447.
<br />Livingston, Mrs. Grace O. An annotated bibliography of evaporation
<br />181, 801, 375. '
<br />Lockyer, N. and W. J. S. Olted on olimatic oyoles, 44,9.
<br />Lodholz, L. Portland foreoast district, 126. .
<br />Louisvl11e, R.y. Excessive precipitation at, 107.
<br />MoAdie, A. G. Forecasting on the Pacific slope, 98.
<br />Heaviest rainfall in one hour, 259. ,
<br />Recent progress in Oalifornia, 372.
<br />San Francisco fOl'ecast district, 2, 18, 52, 87, 126, 162 198 232. -277
<br />327,858, 396. ' , , ,
<br />Suggested reform in meteorological methods, 372.
<br />McCandiess, R;'H. A small cloudburst near Shasta, Cal., 97.
<br />McDiarmid, F. A. The climate of the Oanadian Yukon, 178.
<br />MoDonough, P. M. Denv$r foreoast district, 232, 277, 396.
<br />McGlone, B~rtgis. Water~S'pout at Beaufort, N. 0., 214.
<br />Mares, DaVid J. Australian weather, 215.
<br />Marine Diviaion, work of,460.
<br />Mars, the meteorology of, 342.
<br />Marvin, Ohaa. F. A merCUrial barograph of hIgh precision; 307.
<br />Mason, S. C., courtesy of, 4:42. .
<br />Mercurial barograph of high precision, 307.
<br />Meteorological education, 103, 451.
<br />Methods, suggested reform in, 372.
<br />Meteorological papers, English abstracts of Japanese (Note), 146.
<br />Meteorology. W. N. Shaw quoted on the standing and scope oC, 463.
<br />A graduated school oC, 162.
<br />Early, at Harvard College, 140.
<br />At the American Associ~tion for the Advancement of Scienoe, 293.
<br />At the British AssooiatlOn, 263 b.
<br />At. the N1nth International Geographical Oongreas, 369 b.
<br />The present and future state of maritIme, 58.
<br />A Bummer. camp of, 112.
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