Journal - Franklin Institute of the State of Pennsylvania (1826)
Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, Franklin Institute (Philadelphia, Pa.) · [Philadelphia : Franklin Institute] · leaf 756
times,but this viewpoint is seldom to be had. The so-called pockets in the air mentioned above might beexpected to have a stream-line contour. No data concerning themare available. Very closely related to such pockets are the relatively Taken from Cornish, Waves of Sand and Snow. Dec, 1921.] Shape… … Bosses of snow. (Taken from Cornish.) Still further illustrations may be seen in the so-called snowbarchans typified in Fig. 20 and in Fig. 21.^- These forms mayquite frequently be seen on hard roads during cold weather whena light, dry snow is drifting. The raindrop is generally regardedas…
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