A Discussion of the Meteorology of the Part of the Atlantic Being North of 30 N. for the Eleven Days Ending 8th February 1870, by Means of Synoptic Charts, Diagrams, and Extracts From Logs, With Remarks and Conclusions

This book provides a detailed analysis of the meteorological conditions in the North Atlantic for an eleven-day period in 1870, with charts, diagrams, and synoptic tables. The authors examine data from different locations and analyze the interplay of atmospheric pressure, currents, and winds. This fascinating work will appeal to meteorology enthusiasts, scientists, and historians alike.

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