10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CUMULOSTRATUS»
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cumulostratus in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Proceedings of the Parliament of South Australia: With ...
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Ditto Cloudless Ditto Nearly cloudless Overcast; cumulostratus Cloudless Few ...
South Australia. Parliament, 1864
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Report of the ... Meeting
Dense cirro- stratus and cumulostratus in horizon, gradually spreading over the
sky. 2 0 »t 29997 47-4 42-2 36-4 •215 66 s. by w. 10 0 Cirrus ; clear sky in the
zenith ; cumulus and cumulostratus. 2 15 N 29995 47'9 43' 37-8 □227 69 s.s.w.
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British Association for the Advancement of Science, 1866
29-66 645 57-5 517 •384 <>3 s.w. 9 c p.m. 29-61 56-0 54-0 5»-i •389 «7 E. 4 0
p.m. 2993 676 59-0 522 •391 58 N.E. 9 ... Cirrocumulus, cumulostratus, and
cirrostratus. f 4 10 „ 2993 67-5 57-0 I486 '343 50 ... 10 ] Dense cirrostratus in E. ; 4
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British Association for the Advancement of Science, 1863
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Report of the ... Meeting of the British Association for the ...
... and on many occasions these cumular bodies are surmounted by sheets of
cirro-stratus, through which their summits frequently penetrate, giving rise to that
modification of cloud termed by meteorologists cumulostratus. By carefully
noticing ...
British Association for the Advancement of Science, 1850
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Annals of Philosophy, Or, Magazine of Chemistry, Mineralogy, ...
Cirrostratus, followed by Cumulostratus, at times heavy ; the wind veered to SW,
p. m. 25. Large Cirri, directed from SW to NE. 26. Cumulostratus and Cumulus
crossed by Cirrostratus. 27. The hygrometer advanced to o7°: gentle ram, a.m.: ...
stratus, and a few drops, evening. 2, 3. Exhibitions of the lighter modifications
variously interchanging and mingling, succeeded by Cumulostratus. 4. Windy
morning, and overcast with Cumulostratus: a fine day: twilight coloured, with
diverging ...
Thomas Thomson, Richard Phillips, Edward William Brayley, 1818
Fair day; the different clouds continually- presented themselves in various places
; much cumulostratus at night. Westerly wind. - Mugusf 2. — Clouds and gentle
showers early in the day when it cleared, much cumulus and cumulostratus; cirrit
...
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The American Almanac and Repository of Useful Knowledge, for ...
a common stratum or base, from which it has been named cumulostratus. It
derives the other appellation, twain-cloud, from the frequently visible
coalescence of two other modifications, as, for example, the cirrus and the
cumulus. lts density is ...
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The American Almanac and Repository of Useful Knowledge
a common stratum or bise, from which it has been named cumulostratus. It
derives the other appellation, twain-cloud, from the frequently visible
coalescence of [w other modifications, as, for example, the cirrus and the
cumulus. Its density is ...
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The Climate of London: Deduced from Meteorological ...
Low Cumulostratus beneath Cirrostratus : a breeze at NE, changing at night to
NW, without affecting the state of the clouds, which were dense p.m. 2. Breeze at
NW a. m. : barometer very steady : Cumulostratus: much redness in the twilight. 3.
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CUMULOSTRATUS»
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cumulostratus is used in the context of the following news items.
Battle of Gettysburg Anniversary: How Weather Impacted the …
July 1, the first day fighting began, had a sky covered by cumulostratus clouds all day, according to Rev. Dr. Jacobs' detailed reports. «AccuWeather.com, Jul 13»
Weather & the Battle of Gettysburg
He recorded that it was cloudy most of the day – with cumulostratus, cirrostratus clouds, and a light warm breeze. He said the entire sky was ... «WWLP 22News, Jul 12»
La poésie des nuages à l'épreuve de la science
Vient alors le tableau des cumulostratus, plus épais et menaçants. Puis celui des cumulus excentriques. Les altostratus, tout plats, sont ... «Le Temps, Jan 12»
