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METEOROLOGY; OR, WEATHER EXPLAINED (Illustrated)
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A review from "The Spectator," Volume 95, 1905
J. G. McPherson discourses on " Dew," " Fog," "Clouds," how they are formed and dispersed, " Rain," and other phenomena not to commonly observed, as "Atmospheric Dust," the " Aurora Borealis," etc. He he mentions with regret at the discontinuance of the Ben Nevis Observatory. The a final chapter is on "Weather Forecasting," a science in which there is very much to be done. Yet it is perfectly true that "the wonder is that the forecasts come so n...
J. G. McPherson discourses on " Dew," " Fog," "Clouds," how they are formed and dispersed, " Rain," and other phenomena not to commonly observed, as "Atmospheric Dust," the " Aurora Borealis," etc. He he mentions with regret at the discontinuance of the Ben Nevis Observatory. The a final chapter is on "Weather Forecasting," a science in which there is very much to be done. Yet it is perfectly true that "the wonder is that the forecasts come so n...
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