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Meteorolgy

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    Aristotle

    Aristotle dies in Chalcis
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    Meteorolgy

    Aristotle writes meteorolgy
  • Edmond Hally

    Edmond Hally
    Edmond Hally is born in Haggerston
  • Edmond Hally

    Edmund Halley presents a systematic study of the trade winds and monsoons and identifies solar heating as the cause of atmospheric motions
  • Gabriel Farenheit

    Gabriel Farenheit
    Gabriel Farenheit is born in Gdansk
  • Anders Celcius

    Anders Celcius
    Anders Celsius was born in Uppsala.
  • Gabriel Farenheit

    Gabriel Farenheit makes a good scale for measuring temperature using a mercury type thermometer.
  • Gabriel Farenheit

    Gabriel Farenheit dies in The Hague.
  • Edmond Hally

    Edmund Halley dies in Greenwich.
  • Anders Celcius

    Anders Celsius proposes the centigrade scale.
  • Anders Celcius

    Anders Celsius dies in Uppsala.
  • Norman Lockyer

    Norman Lockyer
    Sir Joseph Norman Lockyer was born in Rugby.
  • Meteorolgy

    500 U.S. telegraph stations start making weather predictions and sending them to the Smithsonian.
  • Joseph Lockyer

    Joseph Lockyer starts the scientific journal Nature.
  • Weather Bureau

    Weather Bureau
    The Weather Bureau starts as a civilian operation of the U.S department of agriculture.
  • Weather Bureau

    The Weather Bureau locates a hurricane warning network in the West Indies
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    A hurricane hits Galveston, Texas killing 6,000 people.
  • Joseph Lockyer

    Joseph Lockyer dies in Salcombe Regis.
  • Ted Fujita

    Ted Fujita
    Ted Fujita is born in Kitakyushu.
  • "Tri-State" tornado

    "Tri-State" tornado
    The “Tri-State” tornado hits Missouri, Illinois, and Indiana killing 695 people.
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    The dust bowl drought rages in the U.S plains and causes massive economic problems.
  • Hurricanes

    Hurricanes
    The “Great Labor Day Hurricane” kills 405 people and is made the most intense category 5 Atlantic hurricane ever to make landfall.
  • Army Air Force Weather Service

    Army Air Force Weather Service
    Army Air Force Weather Service was made.
  • Hurricanes

    Hurricanes begin to be named in alphabetical order.
  • National Hurricane Center

    National Hurricane Center
    The National Hurricane Center creates a way to name the hurricanes by women names.
  • Saffir-Simpson Hurricane scale

    The Saffir-Simpson Hurricane scale created to categorize hurricanes from 1-5.
  • Hurricanes

    Hurricane Camille the second Category 5 caused the U.S government to pay 1.4 billion in damage.
  • Fujita Scale

    Fujita Scale
    Ted Fujita introduces the Fujita scale for rating tornados.
  • GEOS

    GEOS
    The first GEOS were launched into space to aid in hurricane tracking.
  • Mount St. Helens

    Mount St. Helens
    Mount St. Helens erupts in Washington State.
  • WSR-88D

    WSR-88D
    WSR-88D first weather radar to detect severe weather.
  • Ted Fujita

    Ted Fujita
    Ted Fujita dies in Chicago.
  • Aristotle

    Aristotle
    Aristotle is born in Stageira