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The variability of wind with distance over New England during the period January–March, 1969, is compared to some general models and found to be larger than the models would predict. The difference is not unreasonable considering the location and the amount of cyclonic activity.
The variability of wind with distance over New England during the period January–March, 1969, is compared to some general models and found to be larger than the models would predict. The difference is not unreasonable considering the location and the amount of cyclonic activity.
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