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The Weather of 1912

Nature volume 90, page 555 (1913)Cite this article

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THE almost complete absence of summer weather and the frequent rains at almost all seasons have rendered 1912 memorable. The bad weather was more noticeable by contrast with the magnificent weather of 1911. The summer contrast for the two years was dealt with in NATURE for September 19, 1912, PP. 71–73.

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HARDING, C. The Weather of 1912. Nature 90, 555 (1913). https://doi.org/10.1038/090555a0

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