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1821. Average daily minimum temperature in United States, using selected stations in each division for period 1916-35.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Weather Bureau and Commerce Dept.
Publisher:: Weather Bureau
Date:: Nov. 1944
SuDoc number:: C 30.22:T 24/2

1822. Average precipitation in United States for period 1906-35; by W. F. McDonald.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Weather Bureau and Commerce Dept.
Publisher:: Weather Bureau
Date:: Nov. 1944
SuDoc number:: C 30.22:P 91

1823. Average weekly mean temperature in United States, using selected stations in each division for period 1916-35.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Weather Bureau and Commerce Dept.
Publisher:: Weather Bureau
Date:: Nov. 1944
SuDoc number:: C 30.22:T 24/4

1824. Meteorological factors affecting smoke pollution; by Robert D. Fletcher and E. Dillon Smith.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Weather Bureau and Commerce Dept.
Publisher:: Weather Bureau
Date:: [1944.]
SuDoc number:: C 30.2:Sm 7

1825. Methods for preparation of 6-day forecasts; by Edgar A. Aime and Ernest C. Johnson, edited by Garrett De Mots.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Weather Bureau and Commerce Dept.
Publisher:: Weather Bureau
Date:: Nov. 1943
SuDoc number:: C 30.2:F 76/2

1826. Weather map types for use in daily forecasting of winter rainfall amounts at Los Angeles, Calif. [with list of references]; by Jean A. Brown.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Weather Bureau and Commerce Dept.
Publisher:: Weather Bureau
Date:: July 1943
SuDoc number:: C 30.2:M 32/3

1827. Daily synoptic series, historical weather maps, southwest Pacific sea level, 70° long.-145° W long., 30° N lat.-50° S lat., Jan. 1932-Dec. 1934. n. p.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Weather Bureau and Commerce Dept.
Publisher:: Weather Bureau
Date:: [1943]
SuDoc number:: C 30.39:932/1-934/12

1828. Hydrometeorological reports. 1. Maximum possible precipitation over Ompompanoosuc basin above Union Village, Vt., study of meteorological causes of record storms and quantitative estimates of critical precipitation rates [with list of references]; prepared by Hydrometeorological Section of Weather Bureau in cooperation with Corps of Engineers, Army, and submitted Mar. 18, 1940.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Weather Bureau and Commerce Dept.
Publisher:: Weather Bureau
Date:: 1943
SuDoc number:: C 30.44:(nos.)

1829. Hydrometeorological reports. 3. Maximum possible precipitation over Sacramento basin of California, study of meteorological causes of record storms and quantitative estimates of critical precipitation rates [with bibliography]; prepared by Hydrometeorological Section of Weather Bureau in cooperation with Corps of Engineers, Army, and submitted May 15, 1942.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Weather Bureau and Commerce Dept.
Publisher:: Weather Bureau
Date:: 1943
SuDoc number:: C 30.44:(nos.)

1830. Hydrometeorological reports. 4. Maximum possible precipitation over Panama Canal basin, study of meteorological causes of record storms and quantitative estimates of critical precipitation rates, submitted by Hydrometeorological Section, Nov. 14, 1942.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Weather Bureau and Commerce Dept.
Publisher:: Weather Bureau
Date:: 1943
SuDoc number:: C 30.44:(nos.)

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