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• Other Authors: The Pennsylvania State University CiteSeerX Archives
• Format: Text
• Language: English
• Published: 1930
• Subjects: Prof. notes. no. 4; Antarctic; Argentina; Antarc*
• Online Access: http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/summary?doi=10.1.1.387.8903; http://docs.lib.noaa.gov/rescue/mwr/058/mwr-058-10-0424a.pdf

conditions were relatively stable with moderate inorease Clinzatologkl summary for Chh, September, 1830; by in temperature, but durin the last decade there was a J. Bwrtos Navawde, Obseroatorio dcl Salbo, Sanidiago, change to decidedly unsett 7 ed weather and general rains. Cibile.--Like September this month was characterized by The most important depressions, all crossing the settled atmospheric conditions. Cyclonic storms of imextreme southern region, were mapped on the 21st to 23d, portance appeared in the extreme south during the periods 25th to 26th) and 28th to 30th. 21st to 22d and 29th to 30th. During the remainder of Anticyclones, advancing from southern Chile toward the month anticyclonic areas dominated conditions and Argentina, were mapped in the following periods: 1st to the weather was fine. The important HIms, all of which 5th, 11th to 13th) and 14th to 21st. In the period moved from southern Chile toward Argentina, were 6th to 9th an antarctic HIGH crossed the continent in a charted in the periods 2d to 12th) 13th to 17th, and northerly direction.-Translated by W. W. R. 22d to 26th.-Translated by W. W. R.