Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-20
Enormous Internal Heot
Held in PIonet Jupiter


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Is USED 10 measure the planets rotation from
east 10 west thus period Is about ten aourx.
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the body
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PsnoiSky said, that this is not true meas
urc Of The speed of the solid part Of jupiter.
The rotation @! the red spot Ia affected ~
the winds which are created IN the mrtsmns
atmosphere BY the heating effects es the sun.
The atmosphere of the whole northern
hemisphere haS been out Of balance all
winter
That Is the reason for the eAceptaonal
weather experienced all over North America.
Df. William h Klein Of the Weather Bureau
has reported TO Tie American Meteorological
Society here
Not only did the ahno3maltty exist for TIE
hemisphere but II extended 10 the extreme
top OF the atmosphere. Or Klein said. and
resulted In complete reversal of the normal
winter pattern for the United States THIS
pattern Hfat became evident during EoSem-
her. gradually intensified during December.
and reached It's climax IN January with ali.
normal warmth in the eastern part ef TIE
country and great billiards. nearly every.
where else
Deficit In Sub Tropics
There was q great excess OF atmosphere
over the Sab-polar regions of the Western
Hemisphere. compared 10 ordinary years
This resulted in = deficit In the sub. tropieA
Due TO this the pattern OF the winds was
changed The westerlies In middle ATTITUDES
were abnormaly weak and The western
United States was exposed 10 cold north
easteTiy winds II was q similar pattern In
that suffered by western Europe two wtntera
ago, DR., Klein said
The displacement OF the winds resulted
In shift northwArd OF the enormous areas
OF high pressure which ordinarily lie over
the great basin and the eastern Parifc and
which cause warm winds over the western
United States, Al the same time the high
pressure area over Bermuda wAA GhIftad
westward. bringing tropical air 10 the east
Apparently the disturbance In balance
started somewhere In northern Russia. the re-
port showed
The significance OF the study DR. Klein
said. is that weather everywhere now must b.
considered as a world vide phenomenon. tr-
volving the whole atmosphere II no longer
can be explained by local movement Of pres
sure areas or OF cold and warm front2