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RefNoAP/67/9
LevelItem
TitleUnpublished paper, 'The origin and progressive motions of cyclones in the Western Indian region' by W L Dallas
CreatorDallas; W L (fl 1891); Meteorological Reporter to the Government of the Punjab
Date1891
DescriptionDallas presents observations on the origin and progressive motions of cyclones in 'the Western Indian region' and 'Arabian Sea', identifying two classes of cyclonic phenomena to be considered: the 'indigenous cyclone which is formed over the sea and the antecedent conditions of which may be traced in the surface changes of wind and pressure', and those 'of foreign origin and the cyclonic whirl of this class is confined at first to the upper strata of the atmosphere and the surface manifestation depends on the existence of favourable atmospheric conditions within the atmospheric strata interfering between the Earth's surface and the whirl above referred to.'

Annotations in ink throughout.

Subject: Meteorology

Communicated by R H [Robert Henry] Scott. Received 2 June 1891. Read 18 June 1891.

A version of this paper was published by Dallas in the American Meteorological Journal: Dallas, W L. 'ON THE APPEARANCE AND PROGRESSIVE MOTION OF CYCLONES IN THE INDIAN REGION.' The American Meteorological Journal, volume 9, number 3 (1892), p. 99.
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FormatManuscript
Printed
PhysicalDescriptionInk on paper
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AccessStatusOpen
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CodePersonNameDates
NA1159Scott; Robert Henry (1833 - 1916)1833 - 1916
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