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United States, Weather Bureau
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- United States, Weather Bureau
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- Weather Bureau
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- A balloon ascension
- A first report on the relations between climates and crops
- Abstract of a report on solar and terrestrial magnetism in their relations to meteorology
- Address of the president
- Agrometeorological progress in the United States : a report to the Fourth session, World Meteorological Organization, Commission for Agricultural Meteorology (submitted by the United States of America)
- An aid in forecasting
- Average hourly velocity of the wind, etc., for the five years, 1891-1895
- Average pressure in inches and thousandths, for each hour of seventy-fifth meridian time, 1891-1892, 1902-1903
- Average pressure in inches and thousandths, for the five years, 1891-1895 (75th meridian time)
- Average temperature (degrees Fahrenheit) for each hour of seventy-fifth meridian time, 1891/1892, 1902/1903
- Average temperature (degrees Fahrenheit) for the five years, 1891-1895 (75th meridian time)
- Barometer at sea
- Best means of finding rules for predicting floods in water courses
- Best means of preserving records for reference and study
- Best method of testing weather predictions
- Bibliography on meteorological satellites, 1952-1962
- Biographical sketch of Increase Allen Lapham
- Brief discussion of the hourly meteorological records at Pikes Peak and Colorado Springs from November, 1892, to September, 1894
- Bulletin
- Bulletin
- Can we by automatic records at three selected stations determine the energy of a flash of lightning?
- Climate and crop service
- Climate and thought
- Climate of Cuba
- Climate of Cuba : also a note on the weather of Manila
- Climate of Norway
- Climate of the City of Mexico
- Climate of the United States
- Climate of the West Indies
- Climatic statistics, 1896
- Climatological data for the United States by sections
- Climatological data, Alabama
- Climatological data, Alabama section
- Climatological data, Alaska
- Climatological data, Alaska section
- Climatological data, Arizona
- Climatological data, Arizona section
- Climatological data, Arkansas
- Climatological data, Arkansas section
- Climatological data, California
- Climatological data, Colorado
- Climatological data, Florida section
- Climatological data, Georgia
- Climatological data, Georgia section
- Climatological data, Indiana
- Climatological data, Indiana section
- Climatological data, Louisiana section
- Climatological data, Nebraska section
- Climatological data, New England section
- Climatological data, New Mexico
- Climatological data, New Mexico
- Climatological data, New Mexico section
- Climatological data, New York
- Climatological data, Oregon
- Climatological data, Pacific
- Climatological data, Washington
- Climatological data, Washington section
- Climatology of California
- Climatology of Florida with regard to crops
- Climatology of Porto Rico
- Climatology of southern and western Asia
- Climatology of the United States
- Climatology of the upper air as related to the design and operation of supersonic aircraft
- Cloud photography
- Columbia River
- Contribution to the bibliography of meteorology and terrestrial magnetism in the fifteenth, sixteenth, and seventeenth centuries
- Cosmical relations manifested in the simultaneous disturbances of the sun, the aurora, and terrestrial magnetic field
- Creation of meteorological observatories on islands connected by cable with a continent
- Currents of the Great Lakes : as deduced from the movements of bottle papers during the seasons of 1892 and 1893
- Daily weather maps, Weekly series
- Development of climatology in the German empire
- Discovery of magnetic declination made by Christopher Columbus
- Distribution of forecasts by telephone
- Distribution of moisture in the United States / : by Henry Allen Hazen
- Double observation as a means of improving forecasts
- Droughts and famines in India
- Early individual observers in the United States
- Eclipse meteorology and allied problems
- Errors of meteorological instruments and lines along which improvement should be sought
- Examination of monthly meteorological reports of voluntary observers : is it desirable to report back to the voluntary observer the errors and irregularities discovered in his report?
- Examinations of monthly meteorological reports of voluntary observers : is it desirable to report back to the voluntary observer the errors and irregularities discovered in his report?
- Excessive rainfall, 1898-1899
- Excessive rainfall, 1900
- Excessive rainfall, 1901
- Excessive rainfall, 1902
- Facilities for systematic study of corresponding weather types
- Flood planes of the Mississippi River / : J.A. Ockerson
- Floods of the Mississippi River
- Floods of the Mississippi River
- Fog studies
- Forecasting fogs on the Gulf Coast
- Forecasting frost in the north Pacific states
- Forecasting the weather
- Forecasts on street cars
- Former conventions of Weather Bureau officials
- Frost : when to expect it and how to lessen the injury therefrom
- Frost and temperature conditions in the cranberry marshes of Wisconsin
- Functions of state weather services
- Higher meteorology in the United States Weather Bureau
- History of the weather map
- Hourly precipitation data, Idaho
- Hourly precipitation data, Indiana
- Hourly precipitation data, Nebraska
- Hourly precipitation data, Nevada
- Hourly precipitation data, New Jersey
- Hourly precipitation data, New Mexico
- Hourly precipitation data, New York
- Hourly precipitation data, North Carolina
- Hourly precipitation data, North Dakota
- Hourly precipitation data, Ohio
- Hourly precipitation data, Oklahoma
- Hourly precipitation data, South Dakota
- Hourly precipitation data, Tennessee
- Hourly precipitation data, Texas
- Hourly precipitation data, Utah
- Hourly precipitation data, Virginia
- Hourly precipitation data, Washington
- Hourly precipitation data, Wisconsin
- Hourly precipitation data, Wyoming
- How many climate and crop correspondents are required to meet fully the needs of the Bureau in its climate and crop service?
- How to best to secure and retain the services of voluntary observers
- How to make the synopsis instructive to the public
- Hurricanes : especially those of Porto Rico and St. Kitts
- Importance of river-stage forecasts of the Mississippi and Ohio rivers and tributaries in periods of low water
- Importance of static electricity in Weather Bureau work
- Indiana weekly weather and crop report
- Influence of climate on animal life
- Influence of moisture, temperature, and light conditions on the process of germination
- Instruction and research by Weather Bureau officials
- Instrumental corrections; methods of reductions; resulting accuracy
- International cloud observations
- International polar expeditions, 1882-1883
- Is exposure at Weather Bureau stations satisfactory for all instruments?
- Is it advisable to distribute the night forecast by the rural free delivery?
- Laboratory work in meteorology
- Lightning recorders and their utility in forecasting thunderstorms
- Local storms in the United States during 1890, 1891, and 1892
- Long-range weather forecasts
- Loss of life in the United States by lightning
- Marine nephoscope and its usefulness to the navigator
- Mariners weather log
- Marked rise in the normal Baltimore temperature curve for May
- Maryland climatological studies
- Maximum and minimum thermometers are too fragile : Can not effective protection be devised without impairing sensitiveness? : Should not aluminum scales be discarded?
- Meteorologic waves
- Meteorological and other forms and reports : should they be simplified ; are modifications desirable?
- Meteorological observations of the second Wellman expedition
- Meteorological stations and the publication of results of observations
- Meteorological work of the Smithsonian Institution
- Meteorology in colleges : to what extent is it taught at present; should it be offered as an undergraduate or as a postgraduate course?
- Meteorology in the public schools : how much should be attempted : methods of teaching
- Meteorology in universities and other institutions
- Meteorology of the Italian mountains
- Methods and instruments of precision for the study of atmospheric electricity
- Methods in use in France in forecasting floods
- Methods of saving time in the distribution of forecasts
- Mississippi River levees and their effect on river stages during flood periods
- Monthly mean values for the lustrum 1891-1895
- Monthly meteorological summary
- Monthly statement of averages for rural press
- Monthly weather review
- Monthly weather review, Supplement
- Mount Weather Research Observatory
- Nebraska weekly weather and crop report
- New work in the Weather Bureau
- Normal air pressure 1873 to 1892
- Normal annual precipitation for Colorado, in inches, 1931-1960
- North Atlantic currents and surface temperatures
- Note concerning a bibliography of American contributions to meteorology
- On some improvements in magnetic instruments
- On the construction of earth-magnetic instruments
- Origin and work of the Division of Marine Meteorology
- Periodic terms in meteorology due to the rotation of the sun on its axis
- Phenologic or thermal constants
- Phenological data
- Phenological observations at Wauseon, Ohio
- Popular account of the countercurrent theory of storms
- Popular lectures on meteorology : including lectures to farmers' institutes, social gatherings, societies, etc. : are such lectures valuable in proportion to time given? : what should be the general character of such lectures?
- Possible method for determining the direction and velocity of storm movement
- Practical rules for forecasting flood-crest stages for Cairo, Ill.
- Prediction of droughts in India
- Present condition of the weather service--propositions for its improvement
- President's address : [Third Convention of Weather Bureau Officials held at Peoria, Illinois, September 20, 21, 22, 1904]
- Proceedings
- Proceedings of the Third Convention of Weather Bureau Officials held at Peoria, Ill., September 20, 21, 22, 1904
- Pyrheliometers and pyrheliometric measurements : description of various pyrheliometers and auxiliary apparatus employed in measuring the intensity of solar radiation, with instructions for their care and for the reduction and use of the records
- Rainfall of the United States
- Recent practice in the erection of lightning conductors
- Records in court
- References to sources of information relative to the climate of Austria-Hungary
- Relations between the barometric pressure and the strength and direction of ocean currents
- Relative merits of anemometers in general use
- Relative merits of the various types of registering maximum and minimum thermometers
- Report [monthly]
- Report for ..
- Report for ...
- Report of board appointed to consider the revision of meteorological forms
- Report of the International Meteorological Congress held at Chicago, Ill., August 21-24, 1893, under the auspices of the Congress auxiliary of the World's Columbian Exposition
- Report of the first, [third-fourth] annual meeting of the American Association of State Weather Services, co-operating with the Weather Bureau, U.S. Department of Agriculture
- Report on condensation of atmospheric moisture
- Report on the barometry of the United States, Canada, and the West Indies
- Report on the relations of solar magnetism to terrestrial magnetism and meteorology
- Report on the temperatures and vapor tensions of the United States reduced to a homogeneous system of 24 hourly observations for the 33-year interval, 1873-1905
- Review of recent investigations into the subject of atmospheric electricity
- River gages in the upper Mississippi Valley
- Seasonal forecasts
- Secular change in the direction of the magnetic needle : its cause and period
- Should not temperature forecasts be verified by the readings of maximum and minimum thermometers?
- Should the monthly reports of the climate and crop sections contain only original matter?
- Should the temperature be verified by maximum and minimum readings?
- Should the verifying change of temperature be smaller and should not the terms "slightly warmer" or "slightly cooler" be credited?
- Simultaneous meteorological observations in the United States during the eighteenth century
- Some diurnal periodicities in the climate of Baltimore
- Some interrelations of climatology and horticulture
- State weather service organizations
- State weather services : their importance and equipment
- Storm data
- Storm data
- Storms in the South Atlantic
- Storms, storm tracks, and weather forecasting
- Study of the rainfall on the West Florida coast
- Study of the upper atmosphere by means of balloons
- Study of the upper atmosphere from observations on mountain stations
- Substitution of acetylene gas for oil in storm-warning lanterns
- Temperature forecasts and their relation to iron ore shipments during the late fall and early winter months
- Temperature, rainfall, and humidity at San Juan, Porto Rico
- The Ohio and Mississippi Floods of 1912
- The Redfield and Espy period
- The climate of San Francisco
- The climate of San Francisco, California
- The climate of Texas and the adjacent gulf waters
- The climate of the British Islands
- The climate of the Netherlands
- The connection of the Army Medical Department with the development of meteorology in the United States
- The daily normal temperature and the daily normal precipitation of the United States
- The determination of the relative quantities of aqueous vapor in the atmosphere by means of the absorption lines of the spectrum
- The floods of the 1913 in the rivers of the Ohio and lower Mississippi valleys ...
- The meteorological work of the U.S. Signal Service, 1870 to 1891
- The relation between the precipitation over the watershed of the Ohio River above and the stream-flow at Cincinnati
- The work of the Weather Bureau in connection with the rivers of the United States
- Tornadoes
- Tornadoes, 1889-1896
- U.S. extension to the ICAO standard atmosphere : tables and data to 300 standard geopotential kilometers
- Use of collected data
- Utilization of cloud observations in local and general weather predictions
- Value of the climate and crop and storm warning services of the Weather Bureau to the industries of Cuba and other islands of the West Indies
- Value of the climate and crop and storm-warning services of the Weather Bureau to the industries of Porto Rico
- Variations in insolation and in the polarization of blue sky light during 1903 and 1904
- Verification of weather forecasts
- Vertical gradients of temperature, humidity, and wind direction : a preliminary report on the kite observations of 1898
- Violent storms in the United States for 1894
- Weather and climate modification : a report to the chief, U.S. Weather Bureau
- Weather folk-lore and local weather signs
- Weather forecasting / : with introductory note on atmospherics
- Weather forecasting : with introductory note on atmospherics
- Weather forecasting : with introductory note on atmospherics
- Weather forecasting : with introductory note on atmospherics
- Weather forecasts and the public / by H.B. Boyer
- Weather glossary
- Weekly weather and crop bulletin
- Westward movement of the daily barometric wave
- Winds injurious to vegetation and crops
- World weather records
- World weather records, 1951-60
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- Barometer at sea
- Cosmical relations manifested in the simultaneous disturbances of the sun, the aurora, and terrestrial magnetic field
- Flood planes of the Mississippi River / : J.A. Ockerson
- Is exposure at Weather Bureau stations satisfactory for all instruments?
- Maximum and minimum thermometers are too fragile : Can not effective protection be devised without impairing sensitiveness? : Should not aluminum scales be discarded?
- Normal air pressure 1873 to 1892
- Storms in the South Atlantic
- Substitution of acetylene gas for oil in storm-warning lanterns
- Temperature forecasts and their relation to iron ore shipments during the late fall and early winter months
- The climate of Texas and the adjacent gulf waters
- Use of collected data
- Value of the climate and crop and storm-warning services of the Weather Bureau to the industries of Porto Rico
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