Cover Monthly Weather Review
Monthly Weather Review

 

Volume 77 (1949): Issue 12 (Dec 1949)

Print ISSN:
0027-0644
Online ISSN:
1520-0493
Cover Monthly Weather Review
METEOROLOGICAL AND CLIMATOLOGICAL DATA FOR DECEMBER 1949
AEROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS
RIVER STAGES AND FLOODS FOR DECEMBER 1949
FLOOD STAGE REPORT FOR DECEMBER 1949
CLIMATOLOGICAL DATA FOR DECEMBER 1949
CONDENSED CLIMATOLOGICAL SUMMARY OF TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION BY SECTIONS
SEVERE STORMS FOR DECEMBER 1949
ARTICLES
NOTICE OF CHANGE IN MONTHLY WEATHER REVIEW
THE WEATHER OF 1949 IN THE UNITED STATES
TORNADOES IN THE UNITED STATES DURING 1949
NORTH ATLANTIC HURRICANES AND TROPICAL DISTURBANCES OF 1949
AEROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS FOR THE YEAR 1949
SOLAR RADIATION DATA FOR DECEMBER 1949
CHARTS
Chart I. Departure (°F.) of the Mean Temperature from the Normal, and Wind Roses for Selected Stations, December 1949
Chart II. Tracks of Centers of Anticyclones, December 1949. (Inset) Departure of Monthly Mean Pressure from Normal
Chart III. Tracks of Centers of Cyclones, December 1949. (Inset) Change in Mean Pressure from Preceding Month
Chart IV. Percentage of Clear Sky Between Sunrise and Sunset, December 1949
Chart V. Total Precipitation, Inches, December 1949. (Inset) Departure of Precipitation from Normal
Chart VI. Mean Isobars (mb.) at Sea Level and Mean Isotherms (°F.) at Surface., December 1949
Chart VII. Total Snowfall, Inches, December 1949. (Inset) Depth of Snow on the Ground at 7:30 a. m., December 27, 1949
Chart VIII. December 1949. Contour Lines of Mean Dynamic Height (Geopotential) in Units of 0.98 Dynamic Meters and Mean Isotherms in Degrees Centigrade for the 850-millibar Pressure Surface, and Resultant Winds at 1,500 Meters (m. s. l)
Chart IX. December 1949. Contour Lines of Mean Dynamic Height (Geopotential) in Units of 0.98 Dynamic Meters and Mean Isotherms in Degrees Centigrade for the 700-millibar Pressure Surface, and Resultant Winds at 3,000 Meters (m. s. l)
Chart X. December 1949. Contour Lines of Mean Dynamic Height (Geopotential) in Units of 0.98 Dynamic Meters and Mean Isotherms in Degrees Centigrade for the 500-millibar Pressure Surface, and Resultant Winds at 5,000 Meters (m. s. l)
Chart XI. December 1949. Contour Lines of Mean Dynamic Height (Geopotential) in Units of 0.98 Dynamic Meters and Mean Isotherms in Degrees Centigrade for the 300-millibar Pressure Surface, and Resultant Winds at 10,000 Meters (m. s. l)
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