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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 11 (1900) (1900)

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ct to feel under the a glance the amount of discomfort which may NEW YOR tropics. The abundant data just furnished by be expected in any particular month, not only the network of Puerto Rican meteorological from the mere intensity of the heat, but also stations enable us to give the following il-… … iian archipelago over that of our other tropical wind. archipelagoes is due to the truly insular position Altitude is the more important of these two of these islands. Remoteness of land is also the factors. Every 300 feet brings a decrease of cause which makes the summer of Puerto Rico less hot…

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