Abstract: A cold front is found with the aid of IGY data to have penetrated from the Southern Hemisphere to 5° N. in southern Venezuela. The cold front is the most evident synoptic weather feature related to heavy rain in southern ...

Abstract: Frequency distributions are presented of the liquid equivalent of water vapor (precipitable water) at 10°N., at Trinidad, W.I., derived from observations by the U.S. Navy rawinsonde station. The distributions are shown by ...

Abstract: A method is developed for evaluating the local heating and cooling by radiation and related processes, for predicting the daily maximum temperature at Nashville, Tenn.

Abstract: In an extension of earlier work by Johnson, it is found that the apparent friction of the wind over Lake Okee-chobee, Fla., in the 1949 hurricane is related to the speed by Fs=0.022V2 and Fn=0.020V2. Fs and Fn are the ...

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Abstract: The winds and pressures over the sea in the New England hurricane of September 1938 are reconstructed, making the meteorological ingredients available for a meteorological-oceanographic investigation of the record tide ...