Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 472
A VANE, AND A WIND-GAGE. make as to what the weather will be next day.They know that storms move from west to east,and when they find one over the Middle States,and moving toward the Atlantic Ocean a cer- a 511 °*9 S -HI 5 >S o g£ *< … iffsflS la ?h nil *l h I It fff! Is 94o LEARNING TO BE WEATHER-PROPHETS. [Oct. tain number of miles each day, they try to fixthe hour when rain will begin to fall at Bos-ton. In the same way, they look for coldwaves in Minnesota, or even away off in Mon-tana, and follow them as, day by day, they…
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