A Complete Course of Meteorology

abscissæ Alps Apenrade ascending current atmosphere aurora barometer barometer rises bodies BRAVAIS cirri clouds Col du Géant cold colour column contained corresponding countries crepuscular curves deduced degree diminishes direction distance diurnal diurnal variation earth east winds electricity electrometer elevated equal equator Europe fall Faulhorn globe greater hail Halle heat height hemisphere horizon hygrometer increases influence instrument interior July latitude less light lower maximum mean temperature mercury Meteorology metres millimetres minimum moist month morning mountains myriametres névé north winds observations oscillations passes Pennine Alps phenomena phenomenon pluviometer pole poles of cold pressure quantity of rain quantity of vapour rays regions Rigi rise S.W. winds seasons serene shews snow south winds southern hemisphere storms strata summer summit surface temperature tension thermometer tion trade-winds tricity tube vapour of water Vide Appendix west winds whilst winter zenith Zurich