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<br />MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW.
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<br />VOL. XXXVI
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<br />Meteors. The meteor of Ootober 5J 1907, over New Jersey and Penn-
<br />Aylvania, 142.
<br />Mexioo" climatio history or, 446-7.
<br />A oolleotion of mean annual temperatures for, 93-97.
<br />Meyer. Some experiments with hair hygrometers, 298 c.
<br />Middlebranoh, Ohio, dama.ge by trost at, 173. . <
<br />Milham, Willis I. A two-year's study of spring fl'ost at Williamstown,
<br />Mass., 250.
<br />Monthly Weather Review, work of the editor, 462.
<br />Moore, Willis L. .Report of the Ohief of the Weather Bureau for the
<br />fiscal year ending June 30, 1908, 454. '
<br />Moreno, F. P. Quoted on clima.tic changes in Argentine an4 Bolivia", 448.
<br />Morooco, observatlons at Oape Spartel, 292 c.
<br />Moskalskl1. Climate of Batum (abstraot), 61.
<br />Mossma.n, R. O. Meteorological work in the South Orkneys, 175 b.
<br />Mount Etna, the observatory on, 10~.
<br />Mount Weather, Va., researoh at, 454.
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<br />National conservation oommission, 179.
<br />Neifert, Wm. W. IDstaUationof automatic river-stage regIsters a.t Hartw
<br />ford, Conn., 34.0.
<br />Newcomb, Simon. The meteorology of Mars, 342.
<br />Quoted on quantitative relation between solar changes and terres-
<br />tria.l temperatures, 449, 450. .
<br />New World. Olimatic history of, cOJ:Qpared with that of the Old World,
<br />449.
<br />Historlo changes in climate of, 446.
<br />New York. The evaporating power of the air at the Botanical Garden, 63.
<br />New Zealand. Rain-maki,ng in, 208. -
<br />Report on the dry period and raln~making experfmenta at Oamaru,
<br />208.13. '
<br />Nichols, E. L. A study ot overcast skies (abstract), 293 d.
<br />Nocturnal cooling. The law of the earth's, 103. .
<br />North Atlantic. Horse latitudes of the, 334 o. .
<br />Prevailing westerlies, 333 b: .
<br />Northeast trades, 334 a.
<br />Norway. New ~Y8tem of storm signals for, 372.
<br />Notes from the Weather Bureau Library.. C. F. Talmlln, 21, 70, 110, 145,
<br />174, 218, 263, 292, 339, 368, 421. ' ,
<br />NovitekU. The winds of Batu'm (abstract), 61.
<br />Nutting, P. G. St()tmer's work on the physJcs of the aurora, 112..
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<br />Oberbeok's theory of storms. (Redewed), 404 c.
<br />Observations. Simultaneous meteorolog(oal, in, Europe, 263,
<br />Observatory buildings of the U. S. Weather Bureau, 463.
<br />Okada, T. Elemental'Y method of derivIng the deflecting force due to
<br />the earth's rotation, 147. . ,
<br />TrainIng sohool for meteorologieal observers, 410.
<br />Oklahoma. Tornado in, November 23, 1908, 423.
<br />. Old World. Climatic history of, oompared with that of the New World
<br />44.9. , '
<br />Orkneys meteorological work in the south. (Note), 175.
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<br />Pacifio coast, forecasting on, 98.
<br />Paieowmeteorology, 450.
<br />Panama, progressive olimatic variations on the Isthmus of, 163.
<br />~apua., meteorology in (note)) 175. .
<br />Pavlovsk, comparison of the intensity of the solar radIation at, 62.
<br />Peck, Henry A. The rneteO~ ot October 5, 1907, over New Jerseya.nd
<br />Pennsylvania, 142. .
<br />penok, A. Cited on temperature of the glacial period, 450.
<br />Pernter, Joseph Maria. Obituary, 421. "
<br />Peru) ohanges In olfmate of, 447-8.
<br />Pilot chart, preparation of, 460. . .
<br />Pokrovaky. European cyclone tracks ror 1890-1892, 298 b.
<br />Polariscope, note on some meteorologiClal uses of the, 14.4.
<br />Polis, P. Wireless tele~raphy in the serviCle of modern meteorology, 4.07.
<br />VIsit to America, 23.
<br />Second vJsit to Amerlaa, '218 b.
<br />Popof and Erman on the use of kites in meteorology, 98.
<br />Portland, Me.) driest year at) 4.12.
<br />Precht, J. Heat energy emitted by radium, 66 b,
<br />PrecipitatIon. DiurnaJ. variation of, at Kingston) Jamaica' (Max:well
<br />, Hall). 458.
<br />Pressure, acoidental variations in, 53.
<br />Prize offered by the German MeteorologIcal SocIety, 299.
<br />PrussJa-n' aerologlcal expedition to East A/doa, 422.
<br />Publioations of the U. S. Weather Bureau, 463.
<br />ClfmatologJcal, of the Weathe.r Bureau, 459.
<br />Pursell, U. G. Report of floods, Minnesota River, 207.
<br />Quio, Joo. T. A hurricane in the West Indies in Maroh, 1908, 136.
<br />Raditzky. The arrangement at ,cirrus clouds, 298 d.
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<br />Radium. AtomIc weight or, 66 a.
<br />Heat energy emitted by, 66 b.
<br />Properties, distribution, and influence on the atmosphere of, 64-70.
<br />Rainfall. Heaviest in one hour, 259.
<br />World~wide relations of the Indian monsoon, 421.
<br />Ramsay. Heat energy emitted by radium, 66 c.
<br />Recent additions to the Weather Bureau Library. H. H. Kimball, O. F.
<br />Talman, 3, 21, 72, 113, 148, 180, 219, 261, 300, 34.3, 374, 419.
<br />Recent papers bearing on meteorology and seismology. H. H. Kim-
<br />ball, C. F. Talman, 4, 19, 73, 114, 14~, 181,,219, 262, 300, 344,
<br />374, 419.
<br />Reclamation Service, U. S. Cooperation with, 437.
<br />Records. Division of meteorological, work of, 461.
<br />Reed, O. D. Report of floods, upper Missouri RIver, 204.
<br />Relative humidity of houses in winter (R. deC. Ward), 281.
<br />Reno, Nev. ObsQrvations on evaporation, 24, 30.
<br />Research; 'At-Mount Weather, Va., 454.
<br />Magnettc. At Mount Weather, Va., 454:c.
<br />In solar physics at Mount Weather, Va., 454d.
<br />Upper-air, at Mount Weather, Va., 454b.
<br />Ridgway, Frank. Obituary notice ot, 3.
<br />Rio de Janeiro. Weather at, 335 d.
<br />Rivers and Floods. [Monthly summary], 2, 18, 52, 87, 126, 162,198, 233,
<br />277,327,358,396. {Annual Summary], 435.
<br />River a.nd Flood Service. Report of work by, 458 b.
<br />River~gages. Automatic, 458 a.
<br />Rooh, F. Dustfall in Idaho, 103.
<br />Roosevelt, Theodore. National Conservation Commission. (Ex.tract
<br />from letter of instructIons), 179 b.
<br />RO$enthal, Elmar. The meteorological work of the University of Jurjev
<br />(Dorpat), Russia, 297.
<br />Rotoh, A. Lawrence. Clouds over the Chelsea fire (Note), 112.
<br />The isothermal layer of the atmosphere (Remarks), 294 d.
<br />The warm stratum in the atmosphere, 131.
<br />Roumania. Meteorology In, 110.
<br />Russian meteorological memoIrs, abstracts of, 61.
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<br />St. Helena. Semidiurnal variation in southeast trade wind at, 263, 4.17.
<br />,St. Petersburg. Comparison of the intensity of the solar radiation at, 62.
<br />Saline, Mich. Early meteorological data. for,. 105.
<br />Samoa Observatory) 292 b.
<br />Scherer, Prof. J. . Hurricanes affected by mountain ranges; 411.
<br />Science. Where and how can 9ur observ:ers pursue the study of modern,
<br />179. .
<br />Seeley, Dewey A. Tornado at Pekin, 111., March 27,1908,137.
<br />_Windstorm at Peoria., Ill., May 5, ,1908) 137.
<br />Studies in the forma.tton of. frost, 259.
<br />SeIsmograph records, 457 c.
<br />Sensible temperature, 110. ,
<br />Sensitometer observations during the years 1902-6, 298 b.
<br />Shasta, Cat. A small cioudburst near, 97.
<br />Shaw, Dr. W. N. Meteorology at the British ,A.ssociation, 263 b.
<br />Address to .th-e Mathematical and Physical Section ot the British
<br />Association for the Advanoement of Science, Dublin, September,
<br />1908, 412.
<br />Quoted on the standing and scope of meteorology, 4.63.
<br />Siberia. Temperature and precipitation of eastern, 61.
<br />Simultan.eous observations In Europe at 7 a. m., G. -M. T., 263.
<br />Skies. A study of overcast (a.bstraat), 293 d.
<br />Sky- glows, brilliant, 219 b.
<br />Smith, J. Warren. Severe windstorms In OhJo, June 19, 1908, 165.
<br />Damage by frost at Mlddlebranch, Ohio (comment), 174.
<br />Severe windstorms in Ohio, August 12 and 17, 1908, 409.
<br />Smith, J. W. Boe-ton forecast district, 2, 18, 52, 86, 126, 162, 198, 232,
<br />276,826. 357. 395.
<br />Smithsonian meteorological tables (correctIon in), 179.
<br />Soil, movements at. Atmospheric influences causing, 436.
<br />Soiar constant. Apparatus for the study of, 455 b.
<br />Study of, by Weather Bureau, 455 b.
<br />New formula for computing, 108, 455 c.
<br />Solar radiation. Comparison of the intensity of, at St. Petersburg and
<br />Pavlovsk, 62.
<br />Study of, by the Weather Bureau) 455 a.
<br />South America, changes of climate in, 447-9.
<br />Southeast trades, 335 c.
<br />Southerland, J. L. Eva.poration observations by (Mecca, Cal.), 442.
<br />Spokane, Wash. The climate of, 175-7.
<br />Sresnevsky. The a.rrangement ot cirrus clouds, 298 d.
<br />Stewart, Charles. The olimate of Spokane, Wash., 175.
<br />Storms. A brief historical review of the theories of, 403 c.
<br />Storm path? Is there a type of, 56.
<br />Storm, severe iocal in Florida, 135.
<br />Storm signals for Norway, new system of, 372.
<br />St6rm, wInd, a~ Peorla\ Ill., May 5,1908,137.
<br />Storm and hurricane warnings. August, Chart XI.
<br />Storms and loe on the Great Lakes, 236--44.
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