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Notes on physics (1914)

Snow, Benjamin Warner, 1860- · Madison, Wis. · leaf 307

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SPHERE. At a point northeast of the stoiMu center, the winds then lieginto blow with increasing violence from the southeast and south,and the air becomes hot and sultry. The cirrus clouds soonspread into a general cirrus haze, and this in turn yields to theheavy, dense clouds which are formed by… … r.RRU;S Clouds; GLOVbY;;WARM, Fig. 171 The conditions existinjr about a storm center from whirhthe weather predictions are made. rain begins to fall and increases in quantity as the region oflowest barometric pressure approaclies. When, however, thestorm center passes, the wind begins to bloAV from…

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