Modern Meteorology: An Outline of the Growth and Present Condition of Some of Its Phases |
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adiabatic adiabatic process air currents air layers air mass air pressure altitude anemometer anti-cyclone apparatus ascending atmo atmospheric motions average axis barograph barometer Ben Nevis Bezold bulb cause centre changes circulation clouds component of motion condensation condition cooling decrease deflecting forces dew-point curve diagram direction distance dry stadium earth's surface east easterly motion elevation equator equatorial evaporation exist Ferrel friction given grammes greater gyratory heat Helmholtz Hertz higher latitudes horizontal humidity hygrometer increase instrument investigation isobaric isobaric surfaces isotherms mass of air maxima maxima and minima maximum mercury meteorological meter method metres metres per second minima mixture moisture northern hemisphere Oberbeck observations observatory obtained occur oscillations phenomena plane plants pole potential temperature rain stadium rainfall reading region relative scale shown shows Sonnblick stations temperature gradient theory thermometer tion tube upper vane vertical warm waves west component whirl wind velocities winter