Climatological data, New Jersey . ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.: WEATHER BUREAU OFFICE. April 2ist, 1905. MONTHLY MEAN ISOTHERMS AND PREVAILING DIRECTION OF WIND, MARCH, Makcii, 1905. ( AND (R()i>s: NKvv .ikhsp:y SF<:(;ri()N. :i U. S. DlCrAKTMlvNT OV AGRICUITURK. CLIMATH and CROI S1:KVICE OK TllK WEATHER BUREAU. CENTRAL OFFICE: WASHINGTON, D. C. NEW JERSEY W. McCANN, Section Director. Vol. XVIII. Atlantic City, N. J. No. 3. SUN SPOTS AND THE WEATHER. BV PROFESSOR F. H. BIGELOW. The prevailing cold weather this winter and similar extremetemperature conditions last year
Climatological data, New Jersey . ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.: WEATHER BUREAU OFFICE. April 2ist, 1905. MONTHLY MEAN ISOTHERMS AND PREVAILING DIRECTION OF WIND, MARCH, Makcii, 1905. ( AND (R()i>s: NKvv .ikhsp:y SF<:(;ri()N. :i U. S. DlCrAKTMlvNT OV AGRICUITURK. CLIMATH and CROI S1:KVICE OK TllK WEATHER BUREAU. CENTRAL OFFICE: WASHINGTON, D. C. NEW JERSEY W. McCANN, Section Director. Vol. XVIII. Atlantic City, N. J. No. 3. SUN SPOTS AND THE WEATHER. BV PROFESSOR F. H. BIGELOW. The prevailing cold weather this winter and similar extremetemperature conditions last year, together with the observedgreat size and frequency of the spots now prevailing on thesun, suggest the theory that there is some physical connectionbetween these two phenomena. Yet it is quite erroneous to assume that the relative cool-ness of sun spots causes a lowering of our winter heat inthe United States. Students of this subject have, for severaldecades, found just enough connection between the action ofthe solar and the terrestrial forces to make them believe thatit is possible to work out the laws connecting them. Bruch-ners 35-year cycle revealing reg
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