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Issued October 10, 1910L
U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU.
BRIEF LIST OF
METEOROLOGICAL TEXT-BOOKS
AND REFERENCE BOOKS.
A SELECTION OF WORKS SUITABLE FOR
GENERAL, SCIENTIFIC, AND UNIVERSITY
LIBRARIES IN THE UNITED STATES.
SECOND EDITION.
Prepared under the direction of WILLIS L. MOORE, Chief U. S. Weather
BY
C. FITZHUGH TALMAN,
LIBRARIAN.
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WASHINGTON:
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.
1910.
INTRODUCTION.
This compilation is designed, primarily, to guide the librarians of large general,
scientific, and university libraries in the United States in selecting meteorological
literature for their collections. It is also intended to provide a ready means of com-
plying with the many requests received by the Weather Bureau from teachers, stu-
dents, and others for the titles of books dealing with meteorology and its several
branches.
While there is, of course, room for much difference of opinion as to what should
be included in a list of about one hundred and fifty works, selected from many thou-
sand, the present compilation is the fruit of several years' experience in dealing
with the literature of this subject, and will probably meet the requirements of the
majority of American readers and students. Obviously, the limited scope of the
list makes it necessary to exclude a great many important memoirs dealing with
special topics and addressed to the specialist rather than the general student; also the
innumerable periodical publications recording the results of observations at meteoro-
logical observatories and stations throughout the world; and many scientific journals
devoted wholly or partly to meteorology.
Lastly, attention is called to the much more extensive bibliographical informa-
tion to be found in such publications as the annual meteorological volumes of the
International Catalogue of Scientific Literature, the Royal Society's Catalogue of
Scientific Papers (a meteorological subject-index to which is in preparation), the
annual Kosmische Physik volume of the Fortschritte der Physik, and, for the earlier
literature on certain branches, the Bibliography of Meteorology published by the
U. S. Signal Office in 1889-1891.
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CLASSIFICATION.
1. Bibliography.
2. Meteorology in general.
3. Weather. Weather charts. Weather forecasts.
4. Atmospheric pressure and circulation. Dynamic meteorology.
5. Storms. Marine meteorology.
6. Economic effects of extreme temperatures (frost, etc.).
7. Clouds.
8. Atmospheric electricity. Thunderstorms. Lightning protection.
9. Atmospheric optics.
10. Instruments. Instructions to observers.
11. Tables.
12. Upper-air investigations.
13. Hydrology. Rivers and floods.
14. Phenology. Agricultural meteorology.
15. Physiological and medical meteorology.
16. Climatology.
17. Climatography.
OF THE
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OF
BRIEF LIST OF METEOROLOGICAL TEXT-BOOKS AND
REFERENCE BOOKS.
1. BIBLIOGRAPHY.
* International catalogue of scientific literature ... F. Meteorology, in-
cluding terrestrial magnetism. [Annual.] London. 1902-date. 8.
Continues, in classified form, the Royal society catalogue of scientific papers.
* Fortschritte der Physik . . . Dargestellt von der Deutschen physikalischen
Gesellschaft. [Annual.] Braunschweig (formerly Berlin). 1846-date. 8.
A classed catalogue of the physical literature of the year, with abstracts of the more important publica-
tions. Now published in three annual parts, of which the third, " Kosmische Physik" (formerly " Physik
der Erde"), contains the meteorological titles.
Lists of current meteorological literature are also published regularly in the following periodicals:
* Halbmonatliches Literaturverzeichnis der " Fortschritte der Physik." Braunschweig.
* Meteorologische Zeitschrift. Braunschweig.
* Monthly weather review. Washington.
* Naturae novitates. Berlin. >
* Quarterly journal of the Royal meteorological society. London.
2. METEOROLOGY IN GENERAL.
/ Abbe, Cleveland. The aims and methods of meteorological work, especially as
conducted by national and state weather services. Baltimore. 1899. [219]-
330 p. 4. (Maryland. Weather service. Special publication, v. 1, pt. 3a.)
*American meteorological journal. May, 1884-April, 1896. [Monthly.] v. 1,
Detroit; 2-8, Ann Arbor; 9-12, Boston. 1884-1896. 8.
AngotJ Alfred. Traite elementaire de meteorologie. 2d ed. Paris. 1907. vi,
417 p. 8.
The leading text-book of the subject in French. Elementary and nonmathematical.
Bebber, W7 J. van. Lehrbuch der Meteorologie fur Studierende und zum Ge-
brauche in der Praxis. Stuttgart. 1890. xii, 391 p. 8.
Intermediate. Contains abundant numerical data.
Bornstein, R. Leitfaden der Wetterkunde; gemeinverstandlich bearbeitet . . .
2d ed. Braunschweig. 1906. xi, 230 p. 8.
Elementary or intermediate. One of the most useful short treatises. Contains account of the national
weather services of the world.
Buchan, Alexander. Handy book of meteorology. 2d ed. Edinburgh, etc. 1868.
x, 371 p. 12.
Davis, William Morris. Elementary meteorology. Boston. 1894. xi, 355 p. 8.
Intermediate rather than elementary. Special attention to theory.
Greely, A. W. American weather. A popular exposition of the phenomena of the
weather, including chapters on hot and cold waves, blizzards, hailstorms and tor-
nadoes, etc., etc. New York. [1888.] xii, 286 p. 8.
Hann, Julius. Lehrbuch der Meteorologie. Leipzig. 1901. xiv, 805 p. 4.
Same. 2d ed. Leipzig. 1906. xi, 642 p. 4.
An invaluable text-book and reference book. The first edition contains much fuller bibliographic ref-
erences; the second is reduced in size but brought up to date; so that both are needed in a meteorological
library.
International meteorological committee. Codex of resolutions adopted at inter-
national meteorological meetings, 1872-1907 . . . London. 1909. 80 p. 8.
(Great Britain. Meteorological office. M. O. no. 200.)
Digest of the decisions and recommendations adopted by the International meteorological congresses,
conferences, and committee; also index to the reports and papers published as appendices to the general
reports of meetings
* Denotes serials.
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*Meteorologische Zeitschrift. Jan., 1884-date. [Monthly.] Braunschweig (for-
merly Berlin, thenWieii). 1884-date. 4.
Issued during the first two years of its existence by the Deutsche meteorologische Gesellschaft; was
then consolidated with Zeitschrift der Oesterreischer Gesellschaft fur Meteorologie (published from 1866)
and has since been published by the Austrian and German societies jointly. General author and subject
index to v. 1-25, Braunschweig, 1910.
Mohn, H. Grundzuge der Meteorologie ... 5th ed. Berlin. 1898. xii, 419 p.
8.
Elementary.
Moore, Sir John. Meteorology, practical and applied. 2d ed. London. 1910
xxvii, 492 p. 8.
Moore, Willis L. Descriptive meteorology. New York, etc. 1910. xviii, 344 p.
8.
A nonmathematical summary of present knowledge.
* Royal meteorological society, London. Quarterly journal of the Royal mete-
orological society. Nov., 1871-date. [Quarterly.] London. 1873-date. 8.
v. 1-9, "Quarterly journal of the Meteorological society." Continues Proceedings of the same society
1861-1871. General indexes, 1839-1881 and 1882-1900.
Scott, Robert H. Elementary meteorology. 4th ed. London. 1887. xiv, 410 p.
12. (International scientific series.)
Reprinted 1903, etc.
Sprung, A. Lehrbuch der Meteorologie. Im Auftrage der Direktion der Deutschen
Seewartebearbeitet . . . Hamburg. 1885. xii, 407 p. 8.
"The best elementary mathematical statement of the subject." W. M. Davis.
* United States. Weather bureau. Bulletin of the Mount Weather observatory.
1908-date. [Quarterly.] Washington. 1908-date. 8.
Includes memoirs on meteorological topics, addressed to somewhat advanced readers, and the results of
observation and research at Mount Weather and elsewhere.
* United States. Weather bureau. Monthly weather review. July, 1872-date.
[Monthly.] Washington. 1872-date. 4.
Prior to July, 1891, published by U. S. Signal service. Originally only a bulletin of current meteoro-
logical conditions in the United States and Canada; was gradually enlarged to include the features of a
general meteorological journal. Beginning July, 1910, it was further enlarged to include the data of
observations at regular and cooperative stations formerly published in the "section reports" of the Clima-
tological service, while its literary features were much restricted, part of them being transferred to the
Bulletin of the Mount Weather observatory. Includes a running bibliography of meteorology, climatol-
ogy, and seismology.
Waldo, Frank. Elementary meteorology for high schools and colleges. New York,
etc. [1896.] 373 p. 12.
Brief but comprehensive course for beginners.
Waldo, Frank. Modern meteorology; an outline of the growth and present condition
of some of its phases. London. 1893. xxiii, 460 p. 12. (Contemporary sci-
ence series.)
For somewhat advanced students. Not a general treatise, but a presentation of certain branches, espe-
cially apparatus and methods, and the dynamics of the atmosphere.
Ward, Robert DeCourcy. Practical exercises in elementary meteorology. Boston.
1899. xiii, 199 p. 8.
A laboratory method, especially designed for use in American grammar and high schools.
3. WEATHER. WEATHER CHARTS. WEATHER FORECASTS.
Abbe, Cleveland. Preparatory studies for deductive methods in storm and weather
predictions. Washington. 1890. 165 p. 8. (United States. Signal office.
Annual report of the chief signal officer for 1889. Appendix 15.)
Abercromby, Ralph. Principles of forecasting by means of weather charts. 2d ed.
London. 1885. viii, 123 p. 8. (Great Britain. Meteorological office. Offi-
cial, no. 60.)
Abercromby, Ralph. Weather; a popular exposition of the nature of weather
changes from day today. London. 1887 (5th impression 1902}. xix,472p. 12.
(International scientific series.)
Bebber, W. J. van. Anleitung zur Aufstellung von \yettervorhersagen fur alle
Berufsklassen, insbesondere fur Schule und Landwirtschaft. 2d ed. Braun-
schweig. 1908. vi, 38 p. 8.
* Denotes serials.
Bebber, W. J. van. Handbuch der ausiibenden Witterungskunde. Geschichte
und gegenwartiger Zustand der Wetterprognose. Stuttgart. 1885-86. 2 v. 8.
v. 1 is a history of weather forecasting from the earliest times; v. 2, an exposition of modern theory and
practice.
Chambers, George F. The story of the weather; simply told for general readers.
London. 1897. 232 p. 24. (Library of useful stories.)
Garriott, E. B. Long-range weather forecasts. Washington. 1904. 68 p. 8.
(United States. Weather bureau. Bulletin 35.)
Garriott, E. B. Weather folk-lore and local weather signs. Washington. 1903.
153 p. 8. (United States. Weather bureau. Bulletin 33.)
Inwards, Richard. Weather lore; a collection of proverbs, sayings, and rules con-
cerning the weather. 3d ed. London. 1898. xii, 233 p. 8.
Appendix contains a bibliography of weather lore.
Kassner, Carl. Das Wetter und seine Bedeutung fur das praktische Leben. Leip-
zig. 1908. vi, 148 p. 12. (Wissenschaft und Bildung.)
Chiefly noteworthy is part 3, on the relations of the weather to practical life; its effects on agriculture,
commerce, transportation, communication, manufactures, health, mortality, crime, etc.
Moore, Willis L. Weather forecasting; some facts historical, practical, and theoret-
ical. Washington. 1899. 16 p. 8. (United States. Weather bureau. Bul-
letin 25.)
Repr. from The Forum, May, 1898.
Scott, Robert H. Weather charts and storm warnings. 3d ed. London. 1887.
vi, 229 p. 8.
Shaw, W. N. Forecasts of weather.
In preparation.
4. ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE AND CIRCULATION. DYNAMIC
METEOROLOGY.
Abbe, Cleveland. The mechanics of the earth's atmosphere. A collection of trans-
lations. Washington. 1891. 324 p. 8. (Smithsonian miscellaneous collec-
tions, 843.)
Translations of papers by Hagen, Helmholtz, Kirchhoff, Oberbeck, Hertz, Bezold, and Margules, and
reprints of papers by Rayleigh and Ferrel.
Abbe, Cleveland. The mechanics of the earth's atmosphere. A collection of trans-
lations. Third collection. Washington. 1910. iv, 617 p. 8. (Smithsonian
miscellaneous collections, v. 51, no. 4.)
Translations or reprints of papers by Hadley, Poisson, Tracy, Braschmann, Erman, Kerber, Sprung,
Pockels, Gorodensky, Gold, Guldberg & Mohn, Bezold, Neuhoff, Bauer, and Margules.
Bigelow, Frank H. Report on the international cloud observations . . . Washing-
ton. 1900. 787 p. 4. (United States. Weather bureau. Report of the
chief, 1898-99, v. 2.)
Includes comparative study of the contributions of Ferrel, Oberbeck, Sprung, Hertz, Bezold, etc., and
a proposed uniform system of fundamental constants and formulae.
Brillouin, Marcel. Memoires originaux sur la circulation generale de Patmosphere.
Paris. 1900. xx, 163 p. 8.
Comprises translations and abstracts of the principal contributions of Halley, Hadley, Maury, Ferrel,
Werner Siemens, M. Moller, Oberbeck, and H. von. Helmholtz.
Ferrel, William. A popular treatise on the winds; comprising the general motions
of the atmosphere, monsoons, cyclones, tornadoes, waterspouts, hailstorms, etc.,
etc. New York. 1889 (and later reprints] . vii, 505 p. 8.
Ferrel, William. Recent advances in meteorology, systematically arranged in the
form of a text-book ... Washington. 1886. 440 p. 8. (United States. Sig-
nal office. Annual report of the chief signal officer, 1885. Appendix 71.)
A deductive mathematical discussion of the dynamics of the atmosphere. A list of the rather numerous
typographical errors in this work will be found in American meteorological journal, v. 4, July, 1887, p. 118.
Hildebrandsson, H. Hildebrand, & Teisserenc de Bort, Le"on. Les bases de la
me'teorologie dynamique. Historique Etat de nos connaissances. Paris.
1898. 3 v. 4.
Comprehensive history of the development of dynamic meteorology and review of the data on which it
is based. In course of publication.
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5. STORMS. MARINE METEOROLOGY.
Algue, Jose. The cyclones of the far east. 2d ed. Manila. 1904. 283 p. 4.
(Philippine islands. Weather bureau. Special report of the director.)
Allingham, William. A manual of marine meteorology for apprentices and officers
of the world's merchant navies. London. 1900. xvi, 182 p. 12. (Griffin's
nautical series.)
3Bigelow, Frank H. Storms, storm tracks, and weather forecasting. Washington.
1897. 87 p. 8. (United States. Weather bureau. Bulletin 20.)
IDavis, William Morris. Whirlwinds, cyclones, and tornadoes. Boston, etc. 1884.
90 p. 24. ("Science" series.)
3Doberck, W. The law of storms in the eastern seas. 4th ed. Hongkong. 1904. 44
p. 8. (Hongkong observatory, no. 3.)
lEliot, Sir John. Hand-book of cyclonic storms in the Bay of Bengal for the use of
sailors ... 2d ed. Calcutta. 1900-1901. 2 v. 8.
v. 1. Text. v. 2. Plates.
jFinley, John P. Tornadoes. What they are and how to observe them; with prac-
tical suggestions for the protection of life and property. New York. 1887. 196
p. 12.
Crarriott, E. B. Storms of the Great Lakes. Washington. 1903. 9 p., 968 charts.
4. (United States. Weather bureau. Bulletin K.)
Charts of all important storms of the Great Lakes during the 25 ,years 1876-1900.
Crarriott, E. B. West Indian hurricanes. Washington. 1900. 69 p. 4. (United
States. Weather bureau. Bulletin H.)
<Great Britain. Meteorological office. A barometer manual for the use of seamen;
with an appendix on the thermometer, hygrometer, and hydrometer. 6th ed.
London. 1909. 67 p. 8. (Official, no. 61.)
Sazen, H. A. The tornado. New York. 1890. ii, 143 p. 12. (Fact and theory
papers.)
ICoppen, W. Grundlinien der maritimen Meteorologie . . . Hamburg. 1899. vi,
83 p. 12.
Piddington, Henry. The sailor's horn-book for the law of storms; being a practical
exposition of the theory of the law of storms, and its uses to mariners of all classes,
in all parts of the world ... 6th ed. London. 1876. xviii, 408 p. 8.
6. ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF EXTREME TEMPERATURES.
Garriott, E. B. Notes on frost. Revised ed. Washington. 1908. 31 p. 8.
(United States. Department of agriculture. Farmers' bulletin 104.)
McAdie, Alexander G. Frost fighting. Washington. 1900. 15 p. 8. (United
States. Weather bureau. Bulletin 29.)
Williams, H. E. Temperatures injurious to food products in storage and during trans-
portation, and methods of protection from the same. [Revised ed.] Washington.
1896. 20 p. 8. (United States. Weather bureau. Bulletin 13.)
7. CLOUDS.
iBarber, Samuel. The cloud world, its features and significance; being a popular
account of forms and phenomena, with an extended glossary. London. 1903.
xii, 139 p. 8.
flDlayden, Arthur W. Cloud studies. London. 1905. xiii, 184 p. 8.
Proposes an elaborate amplification of the international cloud nomenclature. Fully illustrated.
Clayton, H. Helm. Observations made at the Blue Hill meteorological observa-
tory ... Discussion of the'cloud observations. Cambridge [Mass.]. 1896. 269-
500 p. 4. (Annals of the Astronomical observatory of Harvard college, v. 30,
pt. 4.)
Includes an extensive history of cloud nomenclature.
International meteorological committee. International cloud atlas . . . Paris.
1896. 30 p., xiv plates. f.
In French, English, and German. Colored plates. This is the official international classification of
clouds, adopted by all countries; but several more detailed classifications, based upon this, have been
proposed by cloud specialists.
Vincent, J. Atlas des nuages. Bruxelles. 1907. 29 p. f. (Annales de 1'Ob-
servatoire royale de Belgique. Nouvelle serie. Annales meteorologiques.)
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8. ATMOSPHERIC ELECTRICITY. THUNDERSTORMS. LIGHTNING
PROTECTION.
Anderson, Richard. Lightning conductors; their history, nature, and mode of appli-
cation. 3d ed. London, etc. 1885. xv, 470 p. 8.-
Bibliography, p. 414-462, includes most of the literature of lightning as well as of lightning conductors'
from the year 1519.
Angot, Alfred. The aurora borealis. London. 1896. xii, 264 p. 8. (Inter-
national scientific series.)
Flammarion, Camille. Thunder and lightning. Translated by Walter Mostyn.
Boston. 1906. 281 p. 12.
A popular, descriptive work, devoted chiefly to the effects of lightning.
Gockel, Albert. Die Luftelektrizitat. Methoden und Resultate der neueren For-
schung. Leipzig. 1908. vi, 206 p. 8.
Gockel, Albert. Das Ge witter. 2d ed. Koln. 1905. 264 p. 8.
Elementary treatise on the phenomena of thunderstorms. Contains a chapter on "hail-shooting."
Hedges, Killingworth. Modern lightning conductors; an illustrated supplement to
the Report of the Lightning research committee of 1905, with notes as to the
methods of protection and specifications. London. 1905. vi, 119 p. 4.
Henry, Alfred J. Loss of life in the United States by lightning. Washington. 1901 .
21 p. 8. (United States. Weather bureau. Bulletin 30.)
Henry, Alfred J. Recent practice in the erection of lightning conductors. Wash-
ington. 1906. 20 p. 8. (United States. Weather bureau. Bulletin 37.)
Lodge, Sir Oliver J. Lightning conductors and lightning guards . . . London.
1892. xii, 544 p. 12. (Specialists' series.)
McAdie, Alexander G., & Henry, Alfred J. Lightning and the electricity of the
air . . . Washington. 1899. 74 p. 8. (United States. Weather bureau.
Bulletin 26.)
Mache, H., & Schweidler, E. von. Die atmospharische Elektrizitat. Methoden
und Ergebnisse der modernen luftelektrischen Forschung. Braunschweig. 1909.
xi, 247 p. 8. (Die Wissenschaft. Heft 30.)
Spang, Henry W. A practical treatise on lightning protection. Rev. ed. New
York. 1883. 63 p. 12.
* Terrestrial magnetism and atmospheric electricity . . . [Quarterly.] Balti-
more. 1896-date. 8.
On recent advances in atmospheric electricity consult further the article "Atmospheric electricity" in
Encyclopaedia Britannica, new volumes, v. 25, 1902; the article "Luftelektrizitat" in Meyers grosses Kon-
versations-Lexikon, 6th ed., v. 12, 1905, and G. C. Simpson, " Normal electrical phenomena of the atmos-
phere," in Quarterly journal of the Royal meteorological society, v. 31, 1905, p. 295-307 (which includes
references to the principal literature).
9. ATMOSPHERIC OPTICS.
Pernter, J. M., & Exner, Felix M. Meteorologische Optik. Wien, etc. 1910.
xvii, 799 p. 8.
The only extensive modern treatise devoted exclusively to this branch of optics; but consult further
Mascart, E. Traite d'optique, Paris, 1889-1894, especially v. 3.
10. INSTRUMENTS. INSTRUCTIONS TO OBSERVERS.
Abbe, Cleveland. Treatise on meteorological apparatus and methods. Washington.
1888. 392 p. 8. (United States. Signal office. Annual report of the chief
signal officer for 1887, appendix 46.)
Angot, Alfred. Instructions meteorologiques. 4th ed. Paris. 1903. vi, 163 p.
8 .
*Great Britain. Meteorological office. The observer's handbook . . . Annual edi-
tion. London. 1909^-date. 8. (M. O. 191.)
Guillaume, Ch. Ed. Traite pratique de la thermometrie de precision. Paris. 1889.
xv, 336 p. 8.
A standard treatise on thennometry.
Heiskell, Henry L. Instructions to the marine meteorological observers of the U. S.
Weather bureau. 3d ed. Washington. 1910. 8. (United States. ^Weather
bureau. [Publication.])
* Denotes serials.
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[Jelinek, Carl.] Jelineks Anleitung zur Ausfiihrung meteorologischer Beobach-
tnngen nebst einer Sammlung von Hilfstafeln. 5th ed. Wien. 1905-1910. 2
pts. 4. (Austria. K. k. Zentralanstalt fiir Meteorologie und Geodynamik.
[Publication.])
Marriott, William. Hints to meteorological observers. 6th ed. London. 1906.
69 p. 8. (Royal meteorological society. [Publication.])
Marvin, C. F. Anemometry . . . 3ded. Washington. 1907. 76 p. 8. (United
States. W T eather bureau. Circular D, Instrument division.)
Marvin, C. F. Barometers and the measurement of atmospheric pressure ... 3d
ed. Washington. 1909. 110 p. 8. (United States. Weather bureau. Cir-
cular F, Instrument division.)
Marvin, C. F. Instructions for obtaining and tabulating records from recording
instruments. 2ded. Washington. 1903. 31 p. 8. (United States. Weather
bureau. Circular A, Instrument division.)
Marvin, C. F. Instructions for the care and management of sunshine recorders. 2d
ed. Washington. 1901. 19 p. 8. (United States. Weather bureau. Cir-
cular G, Instrument division.)
Supplementary pages 21-23 issued 1905.
Marvin, C. F. Measurement of precipitation ... 2d ed. Washington. 1903. 27
p. 8. (United States. Weather bureau. Circular E, Instrument division.)
3d edition in preparation.
Prussia. K. preussisches meteorologisches Institut. Anleitung zur Anstellung und
Berechnung meteorologischer Beobachtungen. 2d ed. Berlin. 1904-1905. 2
pts. 4.
United States. Weather bureau. Instructions for cooperative observers. 3d edi-
tion, comprising circulars B and C, Instrument division. Washington, 1906.
31 p. 8.
11. TABLES.
International meteorological committee. International meteorological tables
. . . Paris. 1890. v. p. f.
In French, English, and German.
[Jelinek, Carl.] Jelineks Psychrometer-Tafeln erweitert und vermehrt von J.
Hann; neu herausgegeben und mit Hygrometer-Tafeln versehen von J. M.
Pernter. 5th ed. Leipzig. 1903. xiii, 107 p. f.
Includes bibliography of the psychrometer and the hair hygrometer, p. xi-xiii.
Marvin, C. F. Psychrometric tables for obtaining the vapor pressure, relative
humidity, and temperature of the dew-point from readings of the wet and dry
bulb thermometers. Washington. 1910. 87 p. 8. (United States. Weather
bureau. W. B. no. 235.)
Smithsonian institution. Smithsonian meteorological tables ... 3d ed . Wash-
ington. 1907. Ix, 280 p. 8.
United States. Weather bureau. Tables for dividing by 12, 24, 28, 29, 31, 56, 58,
60, 672, 696, 720, 744, and 8760, and percentage tables for divisors 8.0 to 16.5,
inclusive. Washington. 1903. 28 p. 8.
Useful for many meteorological computations.
12. UPPER AIR INVESTIGATIONS.
*Beitrage zur Physik der freien Atmosphare. Zeitschrift fur die wissen-
schaftliche Erforschung der hoheren Luftschichten . . . Strassburg. 1904-
date. 4.
Appears irregularly. Papers mostly in German; sometimes in English or French.
Fergusson, S. P. Kites and instruments employed in the exploration of the air at
Blue Hill observatory, 1897 to 1902. Cambridge [Mass.]. 1904. [215]-239 p.
4. (Annals of the Astronomical observatory of Harvard college, v. 43, pt. 3,
Appendix D.)
Gold, E., & Harwood, W. A. The present state of our knowledge of the upper
atmosphere as obtained by the use of kites, balloons, and pilot balloons. [Lon-
don.] [1909.] 54 p. 8.
Preprint from Kept. British association for the advancement of science, Winnipeg, 1909. A handy digest
of the subject.
* Denotes serials.
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Great Britain. Meteorological office. The free atmosphere in the region of the
British isles. Contributions to the investigation of the upper air ... London.
1909. iv, 56 p. f. (M. 0. 202.)
Hildebrandt, A. Airships past and present . . . Translated by W. H. Story.
London. 1908. xvi, 364 p. 8.
Chapter 19. Scientific ballooning.
Marvin, C. F. Instructions for aerial observers. Washington. 1898, 33 p. 8.
(United States. Weather bureau. Circular K, Instrument division.)
Moedebeck, Hermann W. L. Pocket-book of aeronautics . . . Translated by W.
Mansergh Varley. London. 1907. xiii, 496 p. 16.
Botch, A. Lawrence. Sounding the ocean of air ... London. 1900. viii, [9]-
184 p. 16. (Romance of science.)
Wagner, Arthur. Die Temperaturverhaltnisse in der freien Atmosphare (Ergebnisse
der internationalen unbemannten Ballonaufstiege). Leipzig. 1909. [57]-[168]
p. 4. (Beitrage zur Physik der freien Atmosphare, Band 3, Heft 2-3.)
13. HYDROLOGY. RIVERS AND FLOODS.
Fritzsche, Richard. Niederschlag, Abfluss und Verdunstung auf den Landflachen
der Erde. Halle a. S. 1906. 54 p. 8. (Inaug.-Diss. Halle.)
S. A. Zeitschrift fur Gewasserkunde, v. 7, p. 321-370. Collates the data of rainfall, stream flow, and evapo-
ration for all parts of the world. Includes statistics of discharge of 52 important rivers, with references to
authorities.
Merrill, Park. Floods of the Mississippi river. Washington. 1897. vi, 79 p., 58
plates. 4. (United States. Weather bureau. Bulletin E.)
14. PHENOLOGY. AGRICULTURAL METEOROLOGY.
Abbe, Cleveland. A first report on the relations between climates and crops. Wash'
ington. 1905. 386 p. 8. (United States. Weather bureau. Bulletin 36.)
"A summary of the views of the best experimentalists and observers, so far as those had been published
up to 1891."'
Presents the essentials of the classical contributions of Linnser, Hoffmann, Fritsch, De Candolle, Quetelet,
Angot, etc.
Bibliography, p. 365-375.
G-unther, Siegmund. Die Phanologie, ein Grenzgebiet zwischen Biologic und
Klimakunde. Minister. 1895. 51 p. 8.
"Sonderabdruck aus -Natur und Offenbarung.' 41. Band. Minister, 1895."
Royal meteorological society, London. Instructions for the observation of pheno~
logical phenomena ... 2d ed. London. 1883. 10 p. 8.
The article "Phanologie" in Myers grosses Konversations-Lexikon, 6th ed. (Leipzig, etc., 1906), Is a
good resume of the subject to 1906, and includes reproductions of some of the principal phenological charts
of Europe.
15. PHYSIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL METEOROLOGY.
Bebber, W. J. van. Hygienische Meteorologie fur Arzte und Naturforscher. Stutt~
gart, 1895. x, 330 p. 8.
Dexter, Edwin Grant. Weather influences; an empirical study of the mental and
physiological effects of definite meteorological conditions. With introduction by
Cleveland Abbe. New York. 1904. xxxi, 286 p. 8.
Effects of weather on crime, insanity, health, suicide, etc.
Giles, G. M. Climate and health in hot countries, and the outlines of tropical cli-
matology . . . New York. 1905. xviii, 184, 109 p. 8.
Huggard, William R. A handbook of climatic treatment, including balneology.
London, etc. 1906. xiii, 556 p. 8.
Royal medical and chirurgical society of London. The climates and baths of
Great Britain . . . London, etc. 1895-1902. 2 v. 8.
Written from the medical standpoint, but embraces a large amount of purely climatological informa-
tion respecting individual regions and localities throughout the British Isles, exclusive of Scotland.
Solly, S. Edwin. A handbook of medical climatology, embodying its principles and
therapeutic application, with scientific data of the chief health resorts of the
world. Philadelphia, etc. 1897. xii, [17J-470 p. 8.
Weber, Sir Hermann, & Weber, F. Parkes. Climatotherapy and balneotherapy;
the climates and mineral water health resorts (spas) of Europe and North Africa . . .
London. 1907. 833 p. 4.
Bibliography, p. 745-774.
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Weber, F. Parkes, & Hinsdale, Guy. Climatology; health resorts; mineral springs.
Philadelphia. 1902. 2 v. 8. (Cohen, Solomon Solis, ed. A system of phys-
iologic therapuetics, v. 3 and 4.)
The sections devoted to the United States, by Hinsdale, are designed to be "the most nearly complete
account of the health resorts of the United States yet published."
Zuntz, N., & others. Hohenklima und Bergwanderungen in ihrer Wirkung auf den
Menschen; Ergebnisse experimenteller Forschungen in Hochgebirge und Labo-
ratorium. Berlin, etc. 1906. xvi, 494 p. 4.
One of the most complete of the numerous investigations of the physiological effects of high altitudes.
Includes references to most of the literature of this subject.
16. CLIMATOLOGY.
Bruckner, Eduard. Klimaschwankungen seit 1700 nebst Bemerkungen iiber die
Klimaschwankungen der Diluvialzeit. Wien, etc. 1890. viii, 324 p. 4. (Ge-
ographische Abhandlungen herausgegeben von Dr. Albrecht Penck . . . Band
4, Heft 2.)
The most famous of books dealing with climatic oscillations. Argues in favor of a 35-year period. 1
Hann, Julius. Handbook of climatology ... Parti. General climatology. Trans-
lated . . . from the second revised and enlarged German edition, with additional
references and notes, by Robert DeCourcy Ward. New York. 1903. xiv, 437
p. 8.
Hann, Julius. Handbuch der Klimatologie. 3d ed. Stuttgart. 1908. 8.
In course of publication. The most complete and useful treatise on climatology, v. 1 deals with general
climatology. The remainder of the work discusses special climatology; i. e., the climatography of all
parts of the world; and contains references to the principal literature.
Koppen, W. Klimakunde. I. Allgemeine Klimalehre. 2d ed. Leipzig. 1906.
132 p. 16. (Sammlung Goschen.)
Meyer, Hugo. Anleitung zur Bearbeitung meteorologischer Beobachtungen fur die
Klimatologie. Berlin. 1891. viii, 187 p. 8.
A treatise on the mathematical and graphical treatment of meteorological data for the purposes of clima-
tology.
Ward, Robert DeCourcy. Climate, considered especially in relation to man. New
York, etc. 1908. xv, 372 p. 8. (Science series, no. 20.)
Intended as a supplement to the author's translation of Hann's Handbuch der KlimatologiV, v. 1, and
deals chiefly with the human relations of climate.
17. CLIMATOGRAPHY.
(Countries arranged in the order adopted in the topographical classification of the International catalogue
of scientific literature. The letters refer to the subdivisions used in that classification.)
a (INCL. b & c). THE EARTH AS A WHOLE.
Bartholomew, J. G. Atlas of meteorology; a series of over four hundred maps . . .
Westminster. 1899. 40, xiv p., 34 plates. f. (Bartholomew's Physical atlas,
v. 3.)
The most complete collection of climatic charts, showing the distribution of temperature, pressure, winds,
clouds, sunshine, and rainfall over the globe; also charts of storm tracks, storm frequency, and weather
types. Descriptive letter-press.
Appendices: Meteorological services and their publications. Bibliography. Glossary of meteorological
terms. Meteorological tables.
Buchan, Alexander. Report on atmospheric circulation. London, etc. 1889. vi,
263 p., 52 maps. f. (Report on the scientific results of the voyage of H. M. S.
Challenger . . . Physics and chemistry v. 2, pt. 5.)
Comprises monthly and yearly normals of pressure, temperature and wind for a great number of stations
throughout the world; temperature, pressure, and wind charts.
Dunwoody, H. H. C. Summary of international meteorological observations.
Washington. 1893. x p. ,59 maps. 48x60cm. (United States. Weather bureau.
Bulletin A.)
Pressure, wind, temperature, and storm charts of the northern hemisphere, based on upwards of 5,000,000
observations during the years 1878 to 1887, incl. Compiled by E. B. Garriott.
Hann, Julius. Handbuch der Klimatologie. 2. Band: Klimatographie.
See above. The standard reference book on climatography. Note that the English translation of the 2d
ed. ,by VV ard, doas no t include the olinutographic por tioa of this work, which is only accessible in German .
1 For a review of the literature relating to climatic changes and oscillations (with a bibliography) see
Supan, Alexander. Grundzu^e der physischen Erdkunde. 4th ed. Leipzig. 1908. p. 229-353. Also
Hann, J. Handbuch der Klimatologie, 3d ed., T. Band, p. 345, et xeq.
13
Herbertson, Andrew J. The distribution of rainfall over the land. London. 1901.
70 p. 8. (Royal geographical society. [Publication.])
Includes monthly and yearly isohyetal charts; bibliography; table of rainfall normals for many stations
not included in Supan's "Verteilung des Niederschlags."
Supan, Alexander. Die Verteilung des Niederschlags aiif der festen Erdoberflache .
Gotha. 1898. iv, 103 p. 4. (Petermanns Mitteilungen, Erganzungsheft No.
124.)
The tables herein are the chief collection of rainfall normals for the world at large, exclusive of Europe.
i
db. RUSSIA IN EUROPE.
Russia. Observatoire physique central Nicolas. Atlas climatologique de 1'empire de
Russie . . . St. Petersbourg. 1900. 89 maps, 15 'graphic tables. f. Same.
Notice explicative. St. Petersbourg. 1900. xiv, 61 p. 4.
Large collection of climatic charts based on data down to 1895. This is the crowning work in a series of
fundamental treatises on Russian climatography, by the officials of the Central physical observatory,
the titles of which will be found enumerated in the introduction to the atlas.
dc. GERMANY.
Hellmann, G. Die Niederschlage in den norddeutschen Stromgebieten. Berlin.
1906. 3 v. 4.
A vast compilation of collected data and normals of precipitation for the greater part of Germany and
extensive areas of contiguous countries, v. 1 contains elaborate analysis of special features of the pre-
cipitation; a bibliography (p. 31-36); and a detailed rainfall chart of Germany.
Thiele, Paul. Deutschlands landwirtschaftliche Klimatographie . . . Bonn. 1895.
viii, 184 p. 8.
de. BRITISH ISLES.
Great Britain. Meteorological office. Rainfall tables of the British Islands, 1866-
1890. London. 1897. ii, 283 p. 8. (Official, no. 114.)
Royal medical and chirurgical society of London. The climates and baths of
Great Britain . . .
See above, p. 11.
dh. ITALY.
Roster, Giorgio. Climatologia dell'Italia nelle sue attinenze con 1'igiene e con
Pagricoltura . . . Torino. 1909. xxix, 1040 p. 8.
di. SWITZERLAND.
Maurer, Jul., & others. Das Klima der Schweiz, auf Grundlage der 37jahrigen
Beobachtungsperiode 1864-1900 . . . Frauenfeld. 1909. 2 v. f.
dk. AUSTRIA-HUNGARY.
Austria. K. k. Zentralanstaltfiir Meteorologie undGeodynamik. Klimatographie von
Osterreich. Wien. 1904. 4.
Appearing in parts.
ea. ASIATIC RUSSIA.
Russia. Observatoire physique central Nicolas. Atlas climatologique de 1'empire de
Russie . . .
See above, under db.
ec. JAPANESE ISLANDS.
[Nakamura, K.] The climate of Japan. Tokio. 1893. 109 p. 4. (Japan.
Central meteorological observatory. [Publication.])
ef. BRITISH INDIA.
Blanford, Henry F. A practical guide to the climates and weather of India, Ceylon
and Burmah, and the storms of Indian seas ... L(mdon. 1889. xiii, 369 p. 8.
Eliot, Sir John. Climatological atlas of India. Edinburgh. 1906. xxxii p., 120
maps. f. (India. Meteorological department. [Publication.])
A very complete graphical presentation of the Indian climate. The numerical statistics upon which
it is based were published in Indian meteorological memoirs, v. 17, Calcutta, 1904.
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eg. PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.
Algue, Jose". The climate of the Philippines. [Washington.] 1904. 103 p." -8.
([United States.] Bureau of the census. Census of the Philippine Islands, 1903-
Bulletin 2.)
Saderra Maso, Miguel. The rainfall in the Philippines. Manila. 1907. 32 p.
4. (Philippine Islands. Weather bureau. [Publication.])
ga. ALASKA.
Abbe, Cleveland, jr. The climate of Alaska. Washington. 1906. 133-200 p. 4.
"Extract from Professional Paper No. 45, U. S. Geological Survey."
gf. UNITED STATES AS A WHOLE.
Bigelow, Frank Hagar. The daily normal temperature and the daily normal pre-
cipitation of the United States. Washington. 1908. 186 p. 4. (United
States. Weather bureau. Bulletin R.)
Bigelow, Frank H. Report on the temperatures and vapor tensions of the United
States, reduced to a homogeneous system of 24 hourly observations for the 33-year
interval, 1873-1905. Washington. 1909. 302 p. 4. (United States. Weather
bureau. Bulletin S.)
Blodget, Lorin. Climatology of the United States, and of the temperate latitudes of
the North American continent . . . Philadelphia. 1857. xvi, [17]-536 p. 4.
Valuable repository of early observations; particulars of notable storms, cold waves, etc.
Henry, Alfred Judson. Climatology of the United States. Washington. 1906.
1012 p. 4. (United States. Weather Bureau. Bulletin Q.)
The standard descriptive and statistical work on this subject.
Henry, Alfred J. Rainfall of the United States, with annual, seasonal, and other
charts. Washington. 1897. 58 p. 4. (United States. Weather bureau.
Bulletin D.)
Also published as part 7 of United States. Weather bureau. Report of the chief, 1890-97. Wash-
ington, 1897.
United States. Weather bureau. Climatic charts of the United States. [2d ed.]
Washington. 1904. 26 maps. f. (W. B. no. 301.)
United States. Weather bureau. Summary of the climatological data for the
United States, by sections. Washington. [1908]. 4.
In course of publication. A compilation of climatological (especially rainfall) data for selected stations
throughout the United States; also includes hydrographic data. To be complete in 106 parts.
gi. WESTERN UNITED STATES.
McAdie, Alexander G. Climatology of California. Washington. 1903. 270 p.
4. (United States. Weather bureau. Bulletin L.)
hd-hm. SOUTH AMERICA.
Voss, Ernst Lu'dwig. Die Niederschlagsverhaltnisse von Siidamerika. Gotha.
1907. iv, 59 p. 4. (Petermanns Mitteilungen, Erganzungsheft no. 157.)
Includes rainfall statistics of 378 South American stations; monthly, seasonal, and yearly isohyetal
charts; and descriptive bibliography of South American climatology.
hi. ARGENTINA.
Davis, Walter G. Climate of the Argentine Republic. Buenos Aires. 1910. Ill p.,
44 plates. 4. (Argentine Republic. Department of agriculture. [Publica-
tion.])
INDEX.
Page.
Abbe, Cleveland. The aims and methods of meteorological work 5
A first report on the relations between climates and crops 11
The mechanics of the earth's atmosphere
The mechanics of the earth's atmosphere third collection 7
Preparatory studies for deductive methods in storm and weather
prediction
Treatise on meteorological apparatus and methods
Abbe, Cleveland, jr. The climate of Alaska 14
Abercromby, Ralph. Principles of forecasting 6
Weather 6
Algue, Jose. The climate of the Philippines 14
The cyclones of the far east
Allingham, William. A manual of marine meteorology
*American meteorological journal 5
Anderson, Richard. Lightning conductors
Angot, Alfred. The aurora borealis
Instructions meteorologiques
Traite elementaire de meteorologie 5
Austria. K. k. Zentralanstalt fur Meteorologie und Geodynamik. Klimatogra-
phie von O^terreich 13
Barber, Samuel. The cloud world
Bartholomew, J. G. Atlas of meteorology 12
Bebber, W. J. van. Anleitung zur Aufstellung von Wettervorhersagen 6
Handbuch der ausiibenden Witterungskunde
Hygienische Meteorologie 11
Lehrbuch der Meteorologie 5
*Beitrage zur Physik der freien Atmosphare 10
Bigelow, Frank H. The daily normal temperature and the daily normal pre-
cipitation of the United States 14
Report on the international cloud observations
Report on the temperatures and vapor tensions of the United States. . 14
- Storms, storm tracks and weather forecasting
Blanford, Henry F. Practical guide to the climates and weather of India. 13
Blodget, Lorin. Climatology of the United States 14
Bornstein, R. Leitfaden der Wetterkunde 5
Brillouin, Marcel. Memoires originaux sur la circulation generate 7
Bruckner, Eduard. Klimaschwankungen 12
Buchan, Alexander. Handy book of meteorology 5
Report on atmospheric circulation 12
^Bulletin of the Mount Weather observatory 6
Chambers, George F. The story of the weather V.. 7
Clayden, Arthur W. Cloud studies 8
Clayton, H. Helm. Observations made at the Blue Hill observatory. Dis-
cussion of the cloud observations 8
Davis, Walter G. Climate of the Argentine Republic 14
Davis, William Morris. Elementary meteorology 5
Whirlwinds, cyclones and tornadoes 8
Dexter, Edwin Grant. Weather influences 11
Doberck, W T . The law of storms in the eastern seas 8
Dunwoody, H. H. C. Summary of international meteorological observations. 12
* Denotes serials.
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Page.
Eliot, Sir John. Climatological atlas of India 13
Hand-book of cyclonic storms in the Bay of Bengal 8
Exner, Felix M. See Pernter, J. M.
Fergusson, S. P. Kites and instruments employed in the exploration of the
air at the Blue Hill observatory 10
Ferrel, William. A popular treatise on the winds ^ 7
Recent advances in meteorology 1 7
Finley, John P. Tornadoes 8
Flammarion, Camille. Thunder and lightning k 9
*Fprtschritte der Physik 5
Fritzsche, Richard. Niederschlag, Abfluss und Verdunstung auf den Land-
flachen der Erde 11
Garriott, E. B. Long-range weather forecasts 7
Notes on frost 8
Storms of the Great Lakes
Weather folk-lore and local weather signs 7
West Indian hurricanes 8
Giles, G. M. Climate and health in hot countries, and the outlines of tropical
climatology 11
Gockel, Albert. Das Gewitter 9
Die Luftelektrizitat 9
Gold, E., & Harwood, W. A. The present state of our knowledge of the upper
atmosphere 10
Great Britain. Meteorological office. A barometer manual for the use of seamen. 8
The free atmosphere in the region of the British Isles 11
The observer's handbook 9
Rainfall tables of the British Islands 13
Greely, A. W. American weather : 5
Giinther, Siegmund. Die Phanologie 11
Guillaume, Ch. Ed. Traite pratique de la thermometrie 9
Hann, Julius. Handbook of climatology, pt. 1 . Tr . by Robert DeCourcy Ward . 12
Handbuch der Klimatologie 12
Lehrbuch der Meteorologie 5
Hazen, H. A. The tornado
Hedges, Killingworth. Modern lightning conductors 9
Heiskell, Henry L. Instructions to the marine meteorological observers of the
U. S. Weather bureau
Hellmann, G. Die Niederschlage in den norddeutschen Stromgebieten 13
Henry, Alfred J. Climatology of the United States 14
Loss of life in the United States by lightning 9
Rainfall of the United States ]4
Recent practice in the erection of lightning conductors 9
See also McAdie, Alexander G.
Herbertson, Andrew J. The distribution of rainfall over the land 13
Hildebrandsson, H. Hildebrand, & Teisserenc de Bort, Leon. Les bases de
la meteorologie dynamique
Hildebrandt, A. Airship? past and present. Tr. by W. H. Story 11
Hinsdale, Guy. See Weber, F. Parker,
Huggard, William R. A handbook of climatic treatment 11
*International catalogue of scientific literature. F. Meteorology 5
International meteorological committee. Codex of resolutions 5
International cloud atlas
International meteorological tables 10
Inwards, Richard. Weather lore 7
Jelinek, Carl. Jelinek's Anleitung zur Ausfiihrung meteorologischer Beob-
achtungen
- Jelineks Psychrometer-Tafeln 10
Kassner, Carl. Das Wetter
Koppen, W. Grundlinien der maritimen Meteorologie
Klimakunde
* Denotes serials.
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Page.
Lodge, Sir Oliver J. Lightning conductors 9
McAdie, Alexander G. Climatology of California 14
- Frost fighting
& Henry, Alfred J. Lightning and the electricity of the air 9
Mache, H., & Schweidler, E. von. Die atmospharische Elektrizitat 9
Marriott, William. Hints to meteorological observers 10
Marvin, C. F. Anemometry 10
Barometers and the measurement of atmospheric pressure 10
Instructions for aerial observers 11
Instructions for obtaining and tabulating records from recording
instruments 10
Instructions for the care and management of sunshine recorders 10
Measurement of precipitation 10
Psychrometric tables 10
Maurer, Jul., & others. Das Klima der Schweiz 13
*Meteorologische Zeitschrift 6
Meyer, Hugo. Anleitung zur Bearbeitung meteorologischer Beobachtungen
f iir die Klimatologie 12
Moedebeck, Hermann W. L. Pocket-book of aeronautics. Tr. by W. Man-
sergh Varley 11
Mohn, H. Grundziige der Meteorologie 6
*Monthly weather review 6
Moore, Sir John. Meteorology, practical and applied 6
Moore, Willis L. Descriptive meteorology 6
Weather forecasting 7
Morrill, Park. Floods of the Mississippi river 11
Nakamura, K. The climate of Japan 13
Pernter, J. M., & Exner, Felix M. Meteorologische Optik 9
Piddington, Henry. The sailor's horn-book for the law of storms 8
Prussia. K. Preussisches meteorologisches Institut. Anleitung zur Anstel-
lung und Berechnung meteorologischer Beobachtungen 10
*Quarterly journal of the Royal meteorological society 6
Roster, Giorgio. Climatologia dell' Italia 13
Rotch, A. Lawrence. Sounding the ocean of air 11
Royal medical and chirurgical society of London. The climates and baths
of Great Britain 11, 13
Royal meteorological society. Instructions for the observation of pheno-
logical phenomena 11
Quarterly journal 6
Russia. Observatoire physique central Nicolas. Atlas cliiratologique de
1'empire de Russie 13
Saderra Mas6, Miguel. The rainfall in the Philippines 14
Schweidler, E. von. See Mache, H.
Scott, Robert H. Elementary meteorology 6
Weather charts and storm warnings 7
Shaw, W. N . Forecasts of weather 7
Smithsonian institution. Smithsonian meteorological tables 10
Solly, S. Edwin. A handbook of medical climatology 11
Spang, Henry W. A practical treatise on lightning protection 9
Sprung, A. Lehrbuch der Meteorologie 6
Story, W. H., translator. See Hildebrandt, A.
Supan, Alexander. Die Verteilung des Niederschlags auf der festen Erdo-
berfl ache 13
Teisserenc de Bort, Leon. See Hildebrandsson, H. Hildebrand.
^Terrestrial magnetism and atmospheric electricity 9
Thiele, Paul. Deutschlands landwirtschaftliche Klimatographie 13
* Denotes serials.
5739810 2
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Page.
*United States. Weather bureau. Bulletin of the Mt. Weather observatory. . . 6
- Climatic charts 14
Instructions for cooperative observers 10
* - Monthly weather review 6
- Summary of the climatological data for the United States. . 14
Tables for dividing 10
Varley, W. Mansergh, translator. See Moedebeck, Hermann W. L.
Vincent, J. Atlas des nuages 8
Voss, Ernst Ludwig. Die Niederschlagsverhaltnisse von Siidamerika.. 14
Wagner, Arthur. Die Temperaturverhaltnisse in der freien Atmosphare 11
Waldo, Frank. Elementary meteorology 6
- Modern meteorology 6
Ward, Robert DeCourcy. Climate, considered especially in relation to man. . . 12
- Practical exercises in elementary meteorology 6
, translator. See Hann, Julius.
Weber, F. Parkes, & Hinsdale, Guy. Climatology; health resorts; mineral
springs 12
Weber, Sir Hermann, & Weber, F. Parkes. Climatotherapy and balneo-
therapy 11
Williams, H. E. Temperatures injurious to food products in storage and
during transportation 8
Zuntz, N., & others. Hohenklima und Bergwanderungen in ihrer Wirkung
auf den Menschen 12
* Denotes serials.
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