Weather Folk-lore and Local Weather Signs ...U.S. Government Printing Office, 1903 - 153 sider On forecasting weather, with weather summaries for U.S. and selected cities, based on reports of Weather Bureau observers. |
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Side 16
... precipitation will , as before stated , often begin when the barometer begins to fall . From the Mississippi and Missouri valleys to the Atlantic coast , and on the Pacific coast , rain generally begins on a falling barometer , while in ...
... precipitation will , as before stated , often begin when the barometer begins to fall . From the Mississippi and Missouri valleys to the Atlantic coast , and on the Pacific coast , rain generally begins on a falling barometer , while in ...
Side 49
... begins when the barometer has fallen to 30 and is on the turn from falling to rising , and at the time the wind shifts to colder northwest . Precipitation is preceded by relative humidity that increases to 75 or 80 per cent . Cirrus and ...
... begins when the barometer has fallen to 30 and is on the turn from falling to rising , and at the time the wind shifts to colder northwest . Precipitation is preceded by relative humidity that increases to 75 or 80 per cent . Cirrus and ...
Side 50
... precipitation begins . In summer small , heavy - looking cumulus clouds usually precede rain ; in winter stratus and strato - cumulus prevail , and there are but few clear days . High winds may come from any quarter in any season , but ...
... precipitation begins . In summer small , heavy - looking cumulus clouds usually precede rain ; in winter stratus and strato - cumulus prevail , and there are but few clear days . High winds may come from any quarter in any season , but ...
Side 51
... precipitation , with falling barometer , which reaches 29.85 to 29.90 or below in spring and summer and 30.05 or below in autumn and winter . Precipitation begins , however , after the barometer begins to rise , and in the colder months ...
... precipitation , with falling barometer , which reaches 29.85 to 29.90 or below in spring and summer and 30.05 or below in autumn and winter . Precipitation begins , however , after the barometer begins to rise , and in the colder months ...
Side 52
Edward Bennett Garriott. snow usually follows after the wind shifts to northwest ... precipitation . In spring , autumn , and winter cirrus clouds early in the ... begins , and in summer showers occur with the barometer on the turn from ...
Edward Bennett Garriott. snow usually follows after the wind shifts to northwest ... precipitation . In spring , autumn , and winter cirrus clouds early in the ... begins , and in summer showers occur with the barometer on the turn from ...
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abnormally high temperature autumn and winter barom barometer falls barometer from falling barometer generally falls barometer usually falls barometric pressure BLOCK ISLAND CEDAR CITY cirro-stratus clouds moving Cirrus and cirro-stratus cirrus clouds cirrus or cirro-stratus clear weather cold winds colder months crops cumulus clouds damage fruit east falling barometer falling to rising falls to 30 GRAND HAVEN high barometer high winds hours before precipitation hours before rain increase in relative indicate rain KEY WEST low barometer moisture northeast winds northwest in spring observed periods of abnormally precede precipitation precede rain preceded twelve precipitation begins precipitation is preceded Precipitation is usually rain begins relative humidity rising barometer ROSEBURG south to southwest southerly winds spring and autumn spring and summer spring and winter stratus clouds summer and autumn sun spots temperature the wind thirty-six hours TITUSVILLE twelve hours twelve to twenty-four twenty-four hours usually preceded warm winds westerly winds and falling winds of spring
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Side 26 - He answered and said unto them, "When it is evening ye say, 'It will be fair weather; for the sky is red.
Side 27 - The moon and the weather May change together; But change of the moon Does not change the weather. If we'd no moon at all, And that may seem strange, We still should have weather That's subject to change.
Side 42 - If Candlemas Day be fair and bright, Winter will have another flight ; But if Candlemas Day be clouds and rain, Winter is gone, and will not come again.
Side 13 - And he said also to the people, When ye see a cloud rise out of the west, straightway ye say, There cometh a shower ; and so it is.
Side 39 - Observe which way the hedgehog builds her nest, To front the north or south, or east or west; For if 'tis true that common people say, The wind will blow the quite contrary way. If by some secret art the hedgehog knows, So long before, which way the winds will blow, She has an art which many a person lacks That thinks himself fit to make our almanacks. POOR ROBIN'S ALMANACK, 1733.
Side 15 - In summer, rain probable within 12 to 24 hours. In winter, rain or snow, with increasing winds, will often set in when the barometer begins to fall and the wind sets in from the NE.
Side 12 - After fine clear weather, the first signs in the sky of a coming change are usually light streaks, curls, wisps, or mottled patches of white distant clouds, which increase and are followed by an overcasting of murky vapour that grows into cloudiness.
Side 26 - Evening gray and morning red Make the shepherd hang his head. An evening gray and a morning red Will send the shepherd wet to bed. Evening red and morning gray Two sure signs of one fine day.
Side 36 - ... day around her orb is spread A circling ring of deep and murky red, Soon from his cave the God of Storms will rise, Dashing with foamy waves the lowering skies. And when fair Cynthia her full orb displays, Or when unveiled to sight are half her rays, Then mark the various hues that paint her face, And thus the fickle weather's changes trace. If smile her pearly face benign and fair, Calm and serene will breathe the balmy air; If with deep blush her maiden cheek be red, Then boisterous wind the...
Side 58 - Frost is moct likely to damage fruit or other crops during the last week of May and the first two weeks of June.