Abstract: In December 1975 a questionnaire was mailed to the roughly 9000 members of the American Meteorological Society, and more than half responded. The analysis of the answers provides some useful and hitherto unavailable ...

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Abstract: The majority of the scientific community involved in climate research is convinced of the reality of a current and future global warming due to the greenhouse effect, a change that must be largely caused by human activities. ...

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Abstract: Data from the High Altitude Dust Diffusion Project have been analyzed, and the rates of growth of 18 smoke puffs produced in the upper troposphere and stratosphere are presented. There was an increase in the rate of growth ...

Abstract: A tentative model of the stratosphere is proposed. The model suggests a simple pattern for the general circulation of the upper atmosphere up to about 120 km, the pattern being consistent with most of the observational ...

Abstract: In anticipation of a global warming in the decades ahead due to an increased greenhouse effect from infrared-absorbing trace gases, it is not too early to enquire what this may mean in terms of changes in patterns of ...

Abstract: This is a sequel to a comparative study of the performance of five climate models over North America; here we investigate their performance over the region most directly under the influence of the Asian monsoon (taken to ...

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