Meteorological Conditions of an Ice-Cap.

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Aug 1920

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Nature, Volume 105, Issue 2649, pp. 709 (1920).

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IN NATURE of July 29 Mr. R. M. Deeley criticises Prof. Hobbs's
terminology in describing the meteorological conditions of an ice-cap as
anticyclonic. He arrives at the conclusion from Prof. Hobbs's statements
that low pressure exists at the centre. This is scarcely necessary.

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