Bulletin Nos. 27-32
Bulletin Nos. 27-32
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The public invariably consider the maximum and minimum temperatures in their estimates of warm and cool days. Frequently, although the maximum temperature shows a much higher reading on a certain day than on the day previous, yet the 8 p. m.* temperature, through some accidental disturbance or shift of the wind, may show a lower read- ing than that which prevailed twenty-four hours previous. During the recent hot wave a maximum temperature of 104° — breaking all records — was recorded at St. Pa...ul on July 24. On the previous day a maximum of 100*^ was reached. On July 23, the first day, the fore- cast was for "continued warm" over the second day, but a loss was registered* against the forecaster because the 8 p. m. reading on the first day was 12° higher than on the second, although the maximum on the second day was 4° higher than on the first. Instances of this kind might be enumerated without number. Again, a forecast of temperature for "to-night," or the first period, is not verified by the temperature prevailing during the night, but by the change noted at 8 o'clock the next morning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The public invariably consider the maximum and minimum temperatures in their estimates of warm and cool days. Frequently, although the maximum temperature shows a much higher reading on a certain day than on the day previous, yet the 8 p. m.* temperature, through some accidental disturbance or shift of the wind, may show a lower read- ing than that which prevailed twenty-four hours previous. During the recent hot wave a maximum temperature of 104° — breaking all records — was recorded at St. Pa...ul on July 24. On the previous day a maximum of 100*^ was reached. On July 23, the first day, the fore- cast was for "continued warm" over the second day, but a loss was registered* against the forecaster because the 8 p. m. reading on the first day was 12° higher than on the second, although the maximum on the second day was 4° higher than on the first. Instances of this kind might be enumerated without number. Again, a forecast of temperature for "to-night," or the first period, is not verified by the temperature prevailing during the night, but by the change noted at 8 o'clock the next morning.
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