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THE progress of meteorology during the last J- fifty years has been very marked, as may be seen by a casual reference to the current meteorological literature of the period 1865–75; to a great extent, it resembles the emergence of astronomy as an exact science from the old astrology, but it must be confessed that the Newton of meteorology has not yet appeared.
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DINES, W. Progress of Meteorology. Nature 104, 247–248 (1919). https://doi.org/10.1038/104247b0
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