On the Wings of the WindMcBride Company, 1955 - 204 էջ |
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Արդյունքներ 23–ի 1-ից 3-ը:
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... waves are mainly identified by their areas of rain shower activity . The stable wave is characterized by clear skies preceding the weather and then about twenty - four hours of light to moderate shower activity . This type has very few ...
... waves are mainly identified by their areas of rain shower activity . The stable wave is characterized by clear skies preceding the weather and then about twenty - four hours of light to moderate shower activity . This type has very few ...
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... waves deepen , their sides draw closer together . Eventually contact occurs between the leading and following edges ... wave cyclone similar to that pictured below . COLD AIR COLD FRONT WARM WARM FRONT AIR COLD AIR COLD AIR COLD FRONT ...
... waves deepen , their sides draw closer together . Eventually contact occurs between the leading and following edges ... wave cyclone similar to that pictured below . COLD AIR COLD FRONT WARM WARM FRONT AIR COLD AIR COLD AIR COLD FRONT ...
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... waves over forty feet high . Beaufort six , for example , describes weather conditions where the winds range between twenty - five and thirty - one miles per hour and the waves run about twelve feet . On this scale , the Ramapo wave ...
... waves over forty feet high . Beaufort six , for example , describes weather conditions where the winds range between twenty - five and thirty - one miles per hour and the waves run about twelve feet . On this scale , the Ramapo wave ...
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Foreword | 9 |
CHAPTER PAGE 1 THE MAJESTIC ROOF OF AIR | 13 |
THE ATOMIC FURNACE | 29 |
Հեղինակային իրավունք | |
11 այլ բաժինները չեն ցուցադրվում
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air masses aircraft altitude atmos atmosphere atomic become bomb carbon dioxide caused chemical climate COLD AIR cold front condense cosmic created crew cumulo-nimbus cumulus clouds cycle damage degrees droplets earth easterly electrical electronic energy equator equatorial Everest exist fifty flow flying force forecast funnel gases gigantic heat hemoglobin huge hundred miles hurricane hydrogen land layer light living machine millions modern moisture mosphere mountain move mysterious nitrogen observers occluded front oceans outer space oxygen pilot plane polar predict pressure produced radar radiation rain regions result rise scientists ships snow solar speed sphere storm STRATUS stratus clouds surface front temperature thin thousand feet thunderstorm tion tornado tropical troposphere tube turbulent twisters U.S. Navy U.S. Weather Bureau upper upward vast violent warm air WARM FRONT water vapor waterspout waves Weather Bureau weather conditions weather stations weathermen westerly winds