The Mentor: The Weather / Serial Number 110; 1 July, 1916
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An illustrated essay explains how atmospheric processes create weather and why meteorology matters for agriculture, commerce, and safety, recounting economic losses from storms and crop variation. It describes the atmosphere's layered structure, the troposphere and stratosphere, and the paradox of decreasing temperature with altitude, then surveys observational methods and instruments—observatories, kites, sounding and pilot balloons, and the barometer—and outlines how cloud, precipitation, wind, snow, ice, and hail arise and affect human affairs.
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