| Instrument Shelter [(Figure 4)] | Frontispiece |
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| [1.] | Winter and Summer Vertical Temperature Gradients, in degrees Centigrade and Fahrenheit | 12 |
| [2.] | Showing light from lamp a passing into dust-free air at b, and passing out at c without illuminating the interior | 46 |
| [3.] | Standard Weather Bureau Kite | 64 |
| [5.] | Comparison of the Thermometer Scales | 67 |
| [6.] | Dry and Wet Bulb Thermometers | 68 |
| [7.] | Mercurial Barometer | 78 |
| [8.] | Continuous records of the temperature from 4 P.M. to 9 A.M. | 87 |
| [9.] | Continuous records of the temperature 5 feet and 35 feet above ground on a tower in a pear orchard | 95 |
| [10.] | Average dates of last killing frost in Spring | 96 |
| [11.] | Average dates of first killing frost in Fall | 97 |
| [12.] | Trade wind circulation | 99 |
| [13.] | Average surface winds and pressure of the globe | 102 |
| [14.] | How winds would blow into a cyclone on a non-rotating earth | 108 |
| [15.] | Deflection of wind due to earth’s rotation | 109 |
| [16.] | Annual, summer, and winter wind velocities with altitude | 110 |
| [17.] | Tornado Cloud | 145 |
| [18.] | The St. Louis Tornado of May 27, 1896, Shot a Pine Scantling through the Iron Side of the Eads Bridge | 147 |
| [19.] | The St. Louis Tornado of May 27, 1896, Shot a Shovel Six Inches into the Body of a Tree | 147 |
| [20.] | The St. Louis Tornado Drove Straws One half Inch into Wood | 149 |
| [21.] | Equinoxes, March 21 and September 22 | 163 |
| [22.] | Summer Solstice, June 21 | 164 |
| [23.] | Winter Solstice, December 21 | 164 |
| [24.] | Winter and Summer Solstices, and the Equinoxes | 165 |
| [25.] | As angle of incidence decreases from 90° to 10° the heat received on upper end of blocks is spread over greater area at bottom, and its temperature diminished | 165 |
| [26.] | Altitude attained by Sun at midday and length of its track above the horizon at the Summer and Winter Solstices and at the two Equinoxes | 167 |
| [27.] | Summer day and Summer night temperatures in the same narrow valley | 204 |
| [28.] | Average Monthly Temperature and Rainfall of Typical Places in North America | 207 |
| [29.] | Average Monthly Temperature and Rainfall of Typical Places in the Old World | 208 |
| [30.] | Changes in Climate in California during the Christian Era | 237 |
| [31.] | Snow Crystals | 286 |