Organization of the Meteorological System in Japan
Organization of the Meteorological System in Japan
Tokyo Kanku Kishodai
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G Thunderstorm. 7 Thunder. 8 Frost. 1) 17. Remarks shall be given with the following marks: Remarks . Marks . No remarks. Barometer falling (2 4 mm in 4 hours). 1 Barometer falling rapidly (above 4 mm in 4 hours). 2 Barometer lowest. 3 Barometer rising rapidly (above 4 mm in 4 hours). 4 Threatening weather. 5 Amount of melted snow. 6 Depth of snow. 7 Scud. 8 Rolling sea. 9 18. Minimum temperature shall be reported at 2 h pm, Maximum at 10 h pm. SECTION in. EXTRAORDINARY TELEGRAMS. 19. Extraordi...nary telegrams include those telegrams which are sent from the Central Observatory to the Provincial Stations requiring them to make special obser- vations, telegrams in reply to above and telegrams from the stations to the Observatory informing unusual meteorological phenomena. 20. An extraordinary telegram shall be marked on its despatch form the words " Extraordinary Meteorological Telegram " in red ink, and the name of the station shall be omitted, and when addressed to the Central Meteorological Observatory the words " Meteorological " only be marked.
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