10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CIRROSTRATI»
Discover the use of
cirrostrati in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cirrostrati and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
There were also large rocklike cumuloslrali with cirrostrati on their summits.
Starlight evening. I observed a falling star in the SW about 10 P.M. Jn the
twinkling of a star of about 30° altitude in the SW, I noticed the alternate
appearance of deep ...
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The London, Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and ...
A most remarkable circumstance was, that some cirrostrati kept constantly in the
same position, sometimes fading into a light fleecy aspect, and again becoming
better defined as the aurora brightened. A small dense cirrostratus cloud in ...
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Report of the ... Meeting
N.W. N.N.W. N. • N. N. b W. a I B N.N.W. S.W. S.W. E.N.E. N.N.E. GENERAL
REMARKS AND OCCASIONAL OBSERVATIONS sr-. 800 10O0! 400 |3000 600
50 200 350 100 50 Y. on horizon. I. Cirrostrati on horizon. Fine clear morning. 0.
British Association for the Advancement of Science, 1852
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Report of the Annual Meeting
WIND. n Y. 50 100 350 200 50 600 3000 400 1000 grs. 800 Pressure by Balance
Anem. 7. Cirrostrati. Cirrocumuli; slight fog. 9. Cirrostrati. Cirrocumuli. 9.
Cirrostrati. Cirrocumuli. 0. Clear. Fog on the ground. . 0. Clear. i . t irrostrat i on
horizon.
British Association for the Advancement of Science. Meeting, 1852
Rain. in. a '3 s A 8, 9 N.N.E. E.N.E. S.W. S.W. N.N.W. N.bW. N. N. N.N.W. N.W. o a
WIND. 3000 Kioo D.-3 *i 100 350 200 50 600 400 800 el il 50 a 7, CirroztraU.
Cirrocumuli! .light fog. 9. Cirrojtrati. Cirrocumuli. 9. Cirrostrati. Cirrocumuli. 0.
Clear.
British Association for the Advancement of Science, 1852
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Annals of Philosophy, Or, Magazine of Chemistry, Mineralogy, ...
theory of the phenomena. The air was serene at the time, and there were some
dark longitudinal Cirrostrati interspersed in different parts of the sky. Nov. 3.--At ei
ht, a. m. a faint Parhelion appeared for a few minutes in the point on a Cirrus that
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Report of the Annual Meeting
N.W. 800 2. Cirrostrati on horizon. ,, 19 10 P. ,, 19 42 P. . ,, 20 0 30-181 47'4
30192 .... .. 32'1 31'1 l 0 30'0 .... .. 88 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. N.N.W. 1000 1. Cirrostrati
on horizon. Fine clear ” 20 7 P_ mornmg. ,, 20 21 P. n 21 57 . . . 30'222 49'6 30'
228 ...
British Association for the Advancement of Science, 1852
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The Annals of Philosophy
F" 1819.] Dr. Burney on Pizrhelia, Bye. ' 445 theory of the phenomena. The air
was serene at the time, and there were some dark longitudinal Cirrostrati
interspersed in different parts of the sky. Nov. 3.—-At ei ht, a. m. a faint Parhelion
appeared ...
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The Climate of London: Deduced from Meteorological Observations
Cirri and Cirrostrati. 24. Small meteors, commonly called falling stars, observed.
25. Cirri and spongy Cumuli. Distant thunder in the evening. 26. Cirrostrati prevail
—-very dark night. 27. High wind in squalls. August 6. Cirrostratus prevails. 9.
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The Climate of London: Deduced from Meteorological ...
Cirri and Cirrostrati. 24. Small meteors, commonly called falling stars, observed.
25. Cirri and spongy Cumuli. Distant thunder in the evening. 26. Cirrostrati prevail
—very dark night. 27. High wind in squalls. flugust 6. Cirrostmtus prevails. 9.
