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• At this elevation, on the windward side, Longwood is situated; and at this spot, known to historians in connexion with the name of Napoleon Buonaparte, the only systematic meteorological observations which have been recorded were observed during the years 1840-45 by a detachment of Royal Artillery, under the direction of General Sir Edward.
• This oceanic phenomenon occurs with greater force and more frequency at the Island of Ascension, in lat. ...
• This current, which we were now stemming—for we were sailing towards the north-west—retarded us as much as fifty miles in a single day! So remarkable did the phenomenon appear, that if I had noticed it but for a single day I should have been inclined to think that I had made some mistake in my observations or that there was some error in my instrument; but we noticed it day after day for four or five days.
• "Contemporaneously with this phenomenon, another and even more wonderful one appeared. ...
• The phenomenon was, indeed, that of breakers, only the cause was not apparent, there being no shoal water to account for it. ... So curious was the whole phenomenon, that the sailors as well as the officers assembled, as if by common consent, to witness it. ...

• By that time, as Paneth has said, men of science were far too sophisticated to accept such yarns as that stones should fall out of the sky; but Chladni, who was a lawyer as well as a scientist, believed from his legal experience that eyewitnesses to meteorite falls were genuinely describing a natural phenomenon. ...
• Although Maunder said that it was different from any auroral phenomenon that he had seen, it is noteworthy that there was an intense magnetic storm at the time, coinciding with one of the largest sunspots ever recorded. ...
• American aircraft, later in the war, also saw what may have been the same phenomenon, both over Europe and over Japan. ...
• If known natural phenomena are insufficient to explain everything that has been genuinely seen, the alternative to the intelligently controlled vehicles is an as yet unrecognized natural phenomenon. ... But ball lightning has been seen by many observers with a scientific training, including a Deputy Director of the Meteorological Office. ...
• My own position has been that if at any time in the last 2O years I had had to take a vital decision one way or the other according g to whether I thought that flying saucers were fact or fantasy, Russian or extraterrestrial (why has China never been credited, by the way?); I would have taken that decision on the assumption that they were either a fantasy or an incorrect identification of a rare and unrecognized phenomenon; and while I commend any genuine search for new phenomena, little short of a tangible relic would dispel my skepticism of flying saucers. ...

• Summer sunshine became the latest meteorological phenomenon to paralyse Britain's railways yesterday, proving as disruptive as the wrong kind of snow, leaves on the line, unexpected condensation and high winds. ...

• An observer on Earth and Jupiter, but not on Mars, can see this phenomenon. ...
• Since October 1, the number of occurrences of this meteorological phenomenon has set a record for the first half of October. What is this phenomenon, and why have there been so many this month? (26 October 2001).

• It is reported by some people that the first modern usage of Greeklish appeared in EMY (Ethniki Meteorologiki Ypiresia), the national meteorological service of Greece, several decades ago and certainly before the Internet. ...
• An example of this phenomenon is the Compulink ISP, one of the first ISPs of Greece. ...

• "Prediction of Meteorological Events - a Mathematical Approach".
• Meteorological phenomenon like weather, climate, monsoon, rainfall etc. ...

• Agenbag, J J, | Pacific Enso Events Reflected In Meteorological And Oceanographic Perturbations In The Southern Benguela System, | South African Journal Of Science V. ... , | Sea level and rainfall correlations in Australia: tropical links,| (Zero-lagged patterns show strong links with the El Nino/Southern Oscillation (ENSO) phenomenon over northern and eastern Australia) : Journal of Climate, vol. ... Anononymous, | Study by NOAA scientists could lead to better predictions of El Nino, commerce agency say, | Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society 80: (4) 709-710 APR 1999. Anononymous, | Oceans retain more carbon dioxide during El Nino events, | Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, 80: (6) 1175-1176 JUN 1999. Anonymous, | El Nino and climate more predictable than previously thought, | Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, p. 2816-2816, 1998 Anonymous, | The first El Nino observed and forecasted from start to finish, | Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, p. ... Anonymous, | El Nino Still Going Strong, | Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, 79: (4) 673-674 Apr 1998. ... Anonymous, | NOAA To Fund Studies Of El Nino'S Effects On Us Coastal Areas, | Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, 79: (3) 482-482 Mar 1998. ... Anonymous, | Soaked by El Nino, SFO tackles expansion - Weather phenomenon causes record flight delays, | Aviation week & space technology, volume 150, number 18, pp. ... Anonymous, | International cooperation to reduce the impact of the El Nino phenomenon, | Environmental policy and law, Volume 28, Number 1, pp. ... , | Water resources aspects of the El Nino/Southern Oscillation phenomenon, | WMO bulletin, volume 48, number 3, pp.

• and other fragments and testimonia refer to a wide range of observed phenomena--to the presence of water in underground caverns, month-long ‘eclipses’ of the sun (perhaps the annual disappearance of the sun in northern latitudes), volcanic eruptions in Sicily, the freak electrical phenomenon known as ‘St. ...
• In one especially revealing couplet, Xenophanes contrasts the popular view of Iris--the famous rainbow-messenger goddess of Greek popular religion--with the meteorological phenomenon that is there ‘to behold’, or ‘look at’ (Fr. ...
• Xenophanes proposes that Iris--the rainbow, is properly described and understood not in terms of its traditional name and attendant mythic significance, but rather as a natural phenomenon--as ‘a cloud, purple, red, and greenish-yellow to look at. ...

• The classical period is 30 years, as defined by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). ...
• From such a POV, an individual ENSO event is rather a climatic phenomenon, though it may not touch the long-term averages. ...

• A river eroding a mountain, grain by grain, is a natural phenomenon, as is the replacement or destruction of land by the sea, and the flow of air from the tropics to the poles and back. ...
• There was another phenomenon in the Province of York thirty-five years later, whose nature at first seems equally straightforward. ...
• Aristotle himself said that comets were only meteorological phenomena, engendered in the atmosphere, and had nothing to do with the heavens.
• If tornadoes were an excessively rare phenomenon, their very existence might still be in doubt. ...
• " What are we to make of this? Was the same phenomenon seen on both occasions? The identical descriptions must make the 1759 observation very dubious. We suspect that some eighteenth-century journalist was enlivening his account of what was only a slight earthquake with a mysterious phenomenon in the sky stolen from an earthquake nine years earlier; and yet we are not quite sure. ...
• Britton still felt obliged to include Short's doubtful events in his Meteorological Chronology, just in case. ...
• Perhaps (this being the word we should always bear in mind) this is the first known representation of an optical phenomenon; the real Sun and a `mock sun` or parhelion. ...
• One might also suggest that the swastika is the symbol of another natural phenomenon noted for its rotation; the tornado. ...

• Being interested in meteorological phenomenon I decided to take a film of it. ...

• There Humboldt observed, on the night of the 12-13th of November, that remarkable meteor shower which forms the starting-point of our acquaintance with the periodicity of the phenomenon; thence he proceeded with Bonpland to Caracas; and in February 1800 he left the coast for the purpose of exploring the course of the Orinoco River. ...
• His appeal to the Russian government in 1829 led to the establishment of a line of magnetic and meteorological stations across northern Asia; while his letter to the duke of Sussex, then (April 1836) president of the Royal Society, secured for the undertaking the wide basis of the British dominions. ...

• This is a common meteorological phenomenon.
• Micro-climate generated cross ventilation is based on simple and well understood meteorological phenomena. ...

• A greater frequency of warm or hot weather and of thermal inversions (a meteorological phenomenon that can delay the dispersal of pollutants) may worsen air quality in many cities. ...
• These internal interactions can cause fairly regular fluctuations, such as the El Nino/Southern Oscillation (ENSO) phenomenon, or apparently random changes in climate.
• It also endorsed plans to establish a World Climate Programme (WCP) under the joint responsibility of the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), and the International Council of Scientific Unions (ICSU).

• The Meteorological Buoy and Coastal Marine Automated Network for the United States (1998).
• This is a common phenomenon, for ex- ample, along the coasts of California and Australia. ...
• The foregoing discussion suggests that mesoscale meteorological features (10 to 100 km) are generated in the vicinity of coastal orography, and that ageostrophic motions are anticipated in the along-shore direction. ...
• This phenomenon is less well documented for coastal regions than for other mountain regions. ... A related phenomenon along the east coast of the United States is Ap- palachian cold air damming (Bell and Bosart, 1988; Xu, 1990~. ...

• The "Storm of the Century" was a meteorological phenomenon so powerful that its effects were felt from the Gulf of Mexico, all the way up the Atlantic seaboard, and into Canada. ...   Finally, the precision of forecasters and the accuracy of several meteorological forecasting models in predicting this storm will be touched upon.

• Baker Street, London -- Rolls of thunder and flashes of lightning last night were not just a mere meteorological phenomenon. ...

• Name for a meteorological phenomenon that involves higher water surface temperatures in the Pacific. The phenomenon is persistent on year time-scales, and the change from normal to El Niño conditions first becomes noticeable very roughly around Christmas, by fishermen off the coast of Peru, who gave it its name. ...

• org's All Things Considered program aired a humorous article on the Wiki phenomenon, and on Wikipedia. ...
• The World Meteorological Organisation publishes a report stating that recent extreme weather conditions around the world may mark changes in global climate caused by global warming. ...

• A storm gathers momentum - but it's no ordinary meteorological phenomenon. ...

• The dozens of responses to his question proved that folks around the world have come up with some very weird words and phrases for this meteorological phenomenon.

• Thermal conductivity is a phenomenon that tends to distribute heat throughout a body. ...
• As air is a poor thermal conductor, there is almost no conductive effect except near the surface, the phenomenon is more marked under turbulent conditions.
• The vertical movement of the air, or convection, is a small-scale phenomenon that occurs between the surface and the atmosphere or between superposed atmospheric layers.
• We know that air warmed by the surface naturally rises and cold air descends and replaces the rising air; but it also happens that cold air already aloft may be compressed by subsidence (the phenomenon of sinking air) caused by an anticyclone, and may warm as it descends toward the surface.
• Warm, dry winds from the mountains, including the Chinook that flows into Alberta from the Rockies, are good illustrations of this phenomenon.

• Atmospheric phenomenon.
• Meteorological element.
• World Meteorological Organization.
• World Meteorological Organization program.
• This glossary of meteorological terms, in English and Russian, was prepared by Nina A. ...
• Boston: American Meteorological Society, 1959.
• World Meteorological Organization. International Meteorological Vocabulary. Geneva: World Meteorological Organization, 1992.

• A very interesting page with many charts and statistics that illustrate the unusual weather patterns that led to this unusual meteorological phenomenon.

• Meteorological phenomenon .
• So, anyone else have an interesting idea about this phenomenon? Thanks Goose.

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