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Abstract: Standard deviations of distributions of hourly temperatures at forty places in the United States during January and July (1935?1939) show area and seasonal changes differing from those of the mean daily range. Skewness is ...

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Abstract: Percentage frequencies of hourly temperatures above certain values from 40° to 110° F., by 5° intervals, are presented for 102 places in the United States in summer (June-July-August). The frequencies are based on hourly ...

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Abstract: Daily midranges (average of highest and lowest) of relative humidity overestimate the true 24-hr. mean by about 3 percent at humidities of less than 15 percent and underestimate it by an equal amount at humidities over 85 ...

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Abstract: The time-lag variability of winds at 3,6,9 and 12 km, observed at approximately 1-hr intervals over Bedford, Mass., during the first week of April 1960 is proportional to the square root of the time lag. The proportionality ...