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sissses In Meseosolsgy.
] will give special Instructions in
meteorology 10 sii persons who are tuh~
scribers 10 this paper IN which NV week
ly letters are regularly pnt,ltshed. Is
Will be necessary for each person 10
have copies of my published .etters.
To understand plancfarr n.ete1oio~r
the astronomy OF the solar eystem nsust
be understood The astronomy taught
in our schools takes the eciiptsc, a. the
earth orbit, ne tue base from which -
calculate and this 10 like tsegInuinE TIE
study oil arithmetic ia dccinel troc-
tions. } take suns equator as the onoo
from "hlch 10 caicuiatc and ~ t1o
means the solar system and tho roIn>:
tons OF the planets TO each other elo
much more easily understood. Aslron-
omy as taught IN our schools - adaptc4
10 surveying and navigation but NOT 70
pianet2rs nsteoroiogy. To individuals.
cinos ano societies that desirc 70 study
or discuss planetary meteoroiogy wiu
FURNISH diagrams once week sad give
speclai instructions which. with the iet-
ters puoiished IN this paper. s>natie
any one TO caicuiatr the tutore ot uho
weather from the etsnopomt oi plane
taTy mcteoIoio4y. farttes interested
IN TINS matter via p3e1qc 4Qtf0oDoud
Win me. Ids VIII give % h(efnfy ana
ecienunc societses new toeeQsv tot
inis IAN ana winter meefiuke ana ~
expense VIII pe 30 smhii tnae inoiv5duao
may weii snord 10 engage an The uud4
alone
s.'"sr A"a se'e"oe Ness~
our cold winters are caused BY t6o
eastward oscillation OF the North A.
1ant'c permanent high baron,ct<f.
therefore when NE have cold wiuters IA
the M'sslssippi valley the winters are
warm IN Europe. This North Atisntsc
hisn barometer controls the routes Of
our storm ceniers and the tropical
hurricanes and these control the cold
waves When that high barometer
Swings eastward our storm centtro
take southern routes. causing
our cold winters and at the same
time tnat high barometer covers SOUTH
ern Europe. causing their storm centers
TO take northern routes and warm win-
ters ensue. To less extent this Affects
the northeastern states and Canada ia
similar manner, and this viii cause
their coming winter IL be less severe
than viii he experienced in the Niesis-
sppl valley A more complete kroN'-
edge OF the oscillations of the North
Atlantic permanent high barometer IL
indispensable TO connect forecasts
OF the weather on this copts-
nent and Europe and the weather
bureaus Of the United States and Eu-
rope should give this mstfnr cafefni
attention. III We had correct record
OF the weather OF the BermudAs. tie
Azores. the West Indies and the Wind
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