The Study of the Weather
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Cave, R.E., in the Qtiarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society, January 1917, page 69 : "Strato-cumulus is curiously thin although so per- sistent ; it is often only two or three hundred feet thick.
It is one of the most impressive experiences to pass through these clouds from a grey day on the earth's surface to the brilliance of the region above them.
They appear like a wet fog when one is in them, and as one reaches their upper layers the sun struggles through, as on the ear...th's surface when a foggy morning is about to give place to a fine day. Suddenly the aeroplane emerges on the upper side of the cloud and a truly marvellous prospect is unfolded ; as far as the eye can Clouds 33 see great billows of cloud extend (see Fig. 24); here and there hummocks rise out of the general level, but as a whole the surface extends away in a great billowy horizontal plane (see Fig. 25). The clouds look curiously solid however, and remind one of pictures of landscapes in the polar regions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
J. P.
Cave, R.E., in the Qtiarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society, January 1917, page 69 : "Strato-cumulus is curiously thin although so per- sistent ; it is often only two or three hundred feet thick.
It is one of the most impressive experiences to pass through these clouds from a grey day on the earth's surface to the brilliance of the region above them.
They appear like a wet fog when one is in them, and as one reaches their upper layers the sun struggles through, as on the ear...th's surface when a foggy morning is about to give place to a fine day. Suddenly the aeroplane emerges on the upper side of the cloud and a truly marvellous prospect is unfolded ; as far as the eye can Clouds 33 see great billows of cloud extend (see Fig. 24); here and there hummocks rise out of the general level, but as a whole the surface extends away in a great billowy horizontal plane (see Fig. 25). The clouds look curiously solid however, and remind one of pictures of landscapes in the polar regions.
What to read after The Study of the Weather?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chapman, E. H to read onlineMoreLess
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