41. 1010 WINS - ALL NEWS. ALL THE TIME. AccuWeather Forecast Today in weather history. Copyright AccuWeather, Inc. 2005 All Rights Reserved AUGUST 06 PLACE YEAR EVENT http://1010wins.com/weather/accuweather_history.html

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42. Sawbill Canoe Outfitters>Sawbill Weather History Powered by Movable Type 3.15. Sawbill weather history Check out the 10 Day Weather Forecast for the Superior National Forest. http://www.sawbill.com/www/news/weather/index.cfm

Home I Trip Planning I Rentals and Outfitting I Reservations I Campgrounds I Sawbill Store I Sawbill News I Contact Us I Home Trip Planning Rentals and Outfitting Reservations ... by Mary Alice Hansen today! Search sawbill.com: Weather Archives: September 2005 August 2005 July 2005 June 2005 ... May 1997 Contact Us: Email: info@sawbill.com Phone: Fax: Mail: Sawbill Trail Box 2129 Tofte, MN 55615 Powered by Movable Type 3.15 Sawbill Weather History Check out the 10 Day Weather Forecast for the Superior National Forest. Date High Temperature Low Temperature Barometric Pressure Relative Humidity 7AM 9 AM Temperature Moisture Snow Trace Trace

43. Vaisala - Road And Rail Weather History A timeline history of Road and Rail Weather from its beginnings in 1984 to the present day, highlighting key events, product releases and service http://www.vaisala.com/businessareas/solutions/roadandrailweather/roadandrailnew

JP CN Suomeksi Contacts ... History 2000-present day Vaisala Road and Rail Weather History: 1980's The company "Thermal Mapping International" (TMI) is set up by the Geography Department of the University of Birmingham, UK with a staff of five.  First Thermal Mapping survey of the Highland region in Scotland.  Throughout the 1980's products such as Thermal Mapping Route Optimization and the "IceCast" Ice Prediction Software were developed. First commercial mapping contract as Thermal Mapping International, Shropshire UK.  "50 byte" display software with topological maps is developed.  MILOS weather stations are developed by Vaisala Oyj. First overseas Thermal Mapping contract - Clermont Ferrand, France First non-European Thermal Mapping contract -  Vancouver City, Canada.  Introduction of the Bureau Service and the 24 hour Customer Support HelpDesk. First meeting of the UK User Group Vaisala Oyj of Finland buys Thermal Mapping International. First Thermal Mapping of an airfield - Royal Air Force bases in Germany.

44. Weather History @ Weather.org weather history, Records and Averages Worldwide. History Almanac Enter the City, State or Zip Code Scroll down the page to history Select the date. http://weather.org/weatherorg_records_and_averages.htm

GMT Home StormWatch Travel Marine ... Links World City Forecast Conversion Chart Weather Cams Hurricane Snow-Forecast ... Download Weather Watcher For Your Desktop. Free! Climate Records and Averages Click on an area of interest Weather History Enter the City, State or Zip Code Scroll down the page to "history" Select the date. US Average Temps US Average Rainfall US Average Wind WorldClimate.com ... Kids!

45. Weather Links NWROC weather history 1890 to current Record Set Query. Weather Records are Maintained by James Cameron, Research Plot Coordinator http://nwroc.umn.edu/weather/wx_history.htm

NWROC Weather History... 1890 to current Record Set Query Weather Records are Maintained by: James Cameron, Research Plot Coordinator NWROC, Crookston, MN 56716 Start Year Start Month End Year End Month Home General Info Research Areas Weather ... Search The University of Minnesota is an equal opportunity educator and employer. Page Page last updated: June 8, 2005

46. Weather History At Carleton History of Weather at Carleton To learn more about Payne, the time service, and the history of astronomy at Carleton go to the Goodsell Observatory http://weather.carleton.edu/weatherHistory/history.html

Home Almanac Setup Tutorials ... Plot History The current weather project is a continuation of more than one hundred years of data-taking at Carleton. The Physics and Astronomy program at Carleton began under the leadership of William Wallace Payne hired as the first professor of 'Mathematics and Natural Philosophy' in 1871. Through his influence he was able to expand the program so that it gained the college national recognition. This expansion included the construction of the first astronomical observatory in Minnesota, and the creation of a time service that sent signals to the entire western half of the nation in the early 20th century. To learn more about Payne, the time service, and the history of astronomy at Carleton go to the Goodsell Observatory homepage Reporting the weather became one of the observatory's important functions in 1881 when a U.S. signal station was placed there. The U.S. Signal Corps was the branch of the government assigned to moniter weather , so in November of 1881 under the direction of Payne, the college began taking weather data for them. William Wallace Payne The weather information was also sent to local newspapers, and printed under Carleton's name as the only accurate source of local weather information. In 1883 William Payne was made director of the newly organized state weather service and the headquarters were established at Carleton (though they were moved to St. Paul in 1886, and the service was discontinued in 1889.)

47. WGN Weather Weblog: CHICAGO WEATHER HISTORY LAKE MICHIGAN?S IMPACT ON THE WEATHER Main Season?s first cold snap to be short lived ». December 12, 2004. CHICAGO weather history. FEATURE1213.jpg http://wgntv.trb.com/news/weather/weblog/wgnweather/archives/000336.html

home news programming weather ... Main December 12, 2004 CHICAGO WEATHER HISTORY Posted by wgnweather at December 12, 2004 10:09 PM March 2005 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Search Search this site: Archives March 2005 February 2005 January 2005 December 2004 ... August 2004 Recent Entries From twisters to 8” snows: Spring under way in the Plains TWO SPRING STORMS ON THE WAY 1972 DES PLAINES TORNADO The week of the east winds at Chicago ... Cloudy and cool—warm-up still a week off Links http://wgntv.trb.com www.asktom.org www.crh.noaa.gov Syndicate this site (XML) Powered by Movable Type 3.14 var st_v=1.0; var st_pg=""; var st_ci="703"; var st_di="d004"; var st_dd="st.sageanalyst.net"; var st_tai="v:1.2.1"; var st_ai="";

48. WGN Weather Weblog: CHICAGO WEATHER HISTORY: 1998 CHICAGO weather history 1998. FEATURE1206.jpg. Posted by wgnweather at December 5, 2004 0904 PM. March 2005. Sun, Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat http://wgntv.trb.com/news/weather/weblog/wgnweather/archives/000312.html

home news programming weather ... Main December 05, 2004 CHICAGO WEATHER HISTORY: 1998 Posted by wgnweather at December 5, 2004 09:04 PM March 2005 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Search Search this site: Archives March 2005 February 2005 January 2005 December 2004 ... August 2004 Recent Entries From twisters to 8” snows: Spring under way in the Plains TWO SPRING STORMS ON THE WAY 1972 DES PLAINES TORNADO The week of the east winds at Chicago ... Cloudy and cool—warm-up still a week off Links http://wgntv.trb.com www.asktom.org www.crh.noaa.gov Syndicate this site (XML) Powered by Movable Type 3.14 var st_v=1.0; var st_pg=""; var st_ci="703"; var st_di="d004"; var st_dd="st.sageanalyst.net"; var st_tai="v:1.2.1"; var st_ai="";

49. The Great Hurricane Of 1938 - Weather History Of The Hurricane weather history of the 38 Hurricane. One must keep in mind that back in 1938 there were no weather satellites, no weather radar, and no offshore weather http://www2.sunysuffolk.edu/mandias/38hurricane/weather_history_38.html

Weather History of the '38 Hurricane O ne must keep in mind that back in 1938 there were no weather satellites, no weather radar, and no offshore weather buoys. The storm was tracked as it moved west from Africa and toward the Bahamas Islands. The U.S. Weather Bureau (now called National Weather Service) knew it was a powerful storm as it had reached category 5 strength on September 19 but it was believed that this hurricane would curve out to sea before reaching the Northeast. The Bureau tracked the storm on the 21st as it was off the coast of Norfolk, V.A., now a category 3 storm. A large area of high pressure was located over the Atlantic Ocean just east of the coast which kept the storm close to the coast and moving northeastward. Charlie Pierce, a young research forecaster for the Bureau concluded that the storm would not continue to move northeast and curve out to sea but would instead track due north. He was overruled by more senior meteorologists and the official forecast was for cloudy skies and gusty conditions - but no hurricane (Francis, 1998). Because the official forecast was not cause for alarm, even as the winds picked up speed and the waves rolled in, nobody realized that a catastrophe was only a few hours away. I nstead of recurving out to sea, the storm moved due north and accelerated in forward speed to 70 mph. In the history of hurricanes, this is the fastest known forward speed recorded. The incredible forward speed of the storm caused wind speeds on the eastern side of the hurricane to be extremely fast. Because hurricane winds rotate counter-clockwise, the winds to the east of the eye are moving from south to north. Because the hurricane was also moving in the same direction, the forward speed added to the already powerful winds. Eastern Long Island and New England would later be hit with wind speeds that exceeded 180 mph!

50. Spain Geography Weather History Language Food Geography and weather Mountain weather history Language Spanish food. Introduction. Spain is a common destination for the package holiday trade, http://www.fell-walker.co.uk/spain.htm

SPAIN - WALKING - FOOD Geography and weather Mountain weather History Language ... Spanish food Introduction Spain is a common destination for the package holiday trade, but there is much more to this country than sitting on a beach. Move away from the holiday complexes down the coasts and in minutes you are in a different land, unaffected by the dubious benefits of the mass tourism that came to Spain in the sixties. During the long years of Franco's reign Spain fell behind the rest of Europe's post war development, (which makes it cheaper to visit than some european countries) but once Franco died and democracy arrived, Spain started to party, and they have never stopped! For the walker this country offers high mountains in all parts of the country. In high summer the temperature is likely to be hot (at least in valleys) so it may be best to avoid the hottest months. Click on the titles or on the map to look at some possible walking holiday destinations. Geography and weather Spain is a high plateau or tableland (the meseta) with ranges of mountains (Cordillera Cantabrica and Pyrenees) across the north dividing it from France and in the south, the spanish mainland's highest mountains, the Sierra Nevada. Much of the interior is above 900 metres above sea level and many mountain ranges rise above 1800 metres.The capital, Madrid is in the centre of the peninsula. There is a strong regionalist culture, especially in Catalonia (capital Barcelona) and the Basque country in the north.

51. Weather History Weather. Almanac for San Francisco, No daily or hourly history data available. Astronomy 03, Sep. 11. Copyright © 2005 The Weather Underground, Inc. http://weather.contracostatimes.com/auto/contracostatimes/history/airport/KSFO/2

Search: Articles-last 7 days Articles-older than 7 days The Web for News Sports TimeOut Business ... Homes Sections News Breaking News Sports Classifieds ... CareerBuilder Expanded Coverage Presidential race Gov. Schwarzenegger Uncivil Servants Laci Peterson ... More special reports Other Editions San Ramon Valley Times Valley Times West County Times Brentwood News ... Walnut Creek Journal Hills Newspapers Alameda Journal Berkeley Voice El Cerrito Journal Montclarion ... Piedmonter Find it Fast Traffic Conditions Contests Archives Sports Scores ... News by e-mail Services Search the Site Site Index Contact Us Talk to the Times ... Newspaper Subscription Shopping Grocery coupons Jobs Cars Homes ... Yellow Pages Win a ski vacation! Win a two-night, stay-for-two at the Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort, Spa and Casino and lift tickets to Diamond Peak Ski Resort. Register now for your chance to win! Back to Home Weather San Francisco, California on Saturday, August 13, 2005 Saturday January February March April May June July August September October November December Previous Day Next Day Daily Summary Actual Average Record Temperature Mean Temperature Max Temperature Min Temperature Degree Days Heating Degree Days Month to date heating degree days Since 1 July heating degree days Cooling Degree Days Month to date cooling degree days Year to date cooling degree days Growing Degree Days (Base Moisture Dew Point Average Humidity Maximum Humidity Minimum Humidity Precipitation Precipitation in in in (1991) Month to date precipitation Year to date precipitation

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53. Weather History - Winter Park Resort, Colorado's Favorite Winter Park, one of the largest ski resorts in Colorado, ideal for snowboarding and ski vacation s for all levels. Official resort website book your trip http://www.skiwinterpark.com/mountain/stats/weatherhistory.htm

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54. Weather History Explore weather events of the past in this collection of links about historical weather happenings. By understanding prior weather events, we can better http://weather.about.com/cs/weatherhistory/

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55. WASP Make Weather History Women s roles in the military may not have started at Offutt, but the Air Force Weather Agency was here when women stepped forward to serve their country. http://www.af.mil/news/story.asp?storyID=31303905

56. Hopetoun Sets The Pace For Weather History In The Mallee Media Release 25 June 2 For more than a decade, the Country Fire Authority (CFA) has operated a network of Automatic Weather Stations (AWS) in western Victoria to monitor weather http://www.deh.gov.au/minister/ps/2004/psmr25jun04.html

Skip navigation links AAD AGO AHC ... SHFT Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for the Environment and Heritage 1998-2004 Federal Member for Murray The Hon Dr Sharman Stone, MP You are here: DEH Home Minister Dr ... Sharman Stone Media Release The Hon Dr Sharman Stone Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for the Environment and Heritage Federal Member for Murray 25 June 2004 Hopetoun sets the pace for weather history in the Mallee For more than a decade, the Country Fire Authority ( CFA ) has operated a network of Automatic Weather Stations ( AWS ) in western Victoria to monitor weather conditions that may affect fire fighting operations, such as summer-time wind changes, Dr Sharman Stone, Parliamentary Secretary with responsibility for the Australian Bureau of Meteorology said. "The CFA has now decided that it would be of mutual benefit to have the Australian Bureau of Meteorology own and operate this network as part of the Bureau's national Automatic Weather Station network," Dr Stone said. "These AWS s will now undergo an upgrade as they become part of the Bureau's network of over 500 Automatice Weather Stations nationwide. "The AWS at Hopetoun Airport is the first to be upgraded in the old CFA network."

57. World Climate: N41E012 - Weather History For Travel Real Estate And Education Weather for travel holiday vacation relocation Climate Data for 41°N 12°E. This area is about 111km (69 miles) from north to south and about 83km (52 http://www.worldclimate.com/cgi-bin/grid.pl?gr=N41E012

58. CAIRO, EGYPT Weather History And Climate Data Weather station CAIRO is at about 30.13°N 31.40°E. Height about 64m / 209 feet above sea level. Average StationLevel Pressure. Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun http://www.worldclimate.com/cgi-bin/data.pl?ref=N30E031 4104 62366W

59. Federation And Meteorology, Weather News, Page 1294 Fifty Years of weather history. No. 18 January 1958, Item 110 Prior to Federation, each of the six Australian States maintained its own combined http://www.austehc.unimelb.edu.au/fam/1294.html

Page 1294 Federation and Meteorology Table of Contents Weather News Introduction History Fifty Years of Weather History The Perth RO Since 1929 Remember the Pioneers Akeroyd the Great Dr Bill Gibbs ... Contact us History Fifty Years of Weather History No. 18 January 1958, Item 110 Prior to Federation, each of the six Australian States maintained its own combined Astronomical and Meteorological Service under a Government Astronomer, the headquarters in all cases being the capital city Observatory. The Federal Constitution made provision, in Section 51, sub-section VIII for State Meteorological Services to be united under Commonwealth control. Astronomy was to remain the function of the States. The Meteorological Act, No.3 of 1906, established the Commonwealth Bureau of Meteorology, but the new service did not come into operation until 1st January, 1908. A nucleus of senior Meteorologists from all State Observatories, except Tasmania, formed the professional staff in the early stages, and during those years Meteorologists of junior rank were added, also a Physiographer. A dwelling at the corner of Victoria and Drummond Streets, Carlton, was acquired to serve as a combined Head Office and Victorian Divisional Office. This building, named "Frosterley" had been the residence and professional rooms of Dr. Snowball, an eminent children's doctor of his time. The building, remodelled internally to some extent, and with new wings occupying space that was formerly devoted to lawns and gardens, still houses the headquarters of the Bureau and the Victorian Divisional Office.

60. Indiana Weather History Calendar Welcome to the. Indiana weather history Calendar. A collection of interesting, significant, and not so significant weather events http://www.crh.noaa.gov/ind/hist.htm

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