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Iariltlon -~ -__ 249 ___ ” __ -___ ___ United States. ... 40 158 Al~skt~. ......... 10 I Curibbcan. ...... 2 (u) 12 2 tu) . . - - - - - I__ __ Raob l’ll~ul - - ..------ . __ -.- CONSOLIDATION AT DAYTON, OHIO Effwtivo ,Tune 16, 1945, Weather Ruroau activitirs being conducted at the Dayton, Ohio, city ofhi wore transferred to tho 1)ayton Munici- Pal Airport at Vandalia, Ohio. The observational program consist8 of synoptic arid hourly surface reports with additive data at 9- and (i- hourly periods. The ofiicial name of the airport station hns been changed froni Vandalin to Dayton, Ohio. -_I--- CONSOLIDATION OF MACON AND ATLANTA, GA., RIVER DISTRICTS JEfYectivc; Octobor 1, 1943, tlic rivrr forrcrwting service for tho Macon and Atlutitii, Ga., rivor dintricts W ~ consolidated R at tho Atliinta rrgional office. Tbc Macon office will continue REI a diseominntion point for forecasts ismod for Macon and vicinity. ‘l’ho onlargad Atliuita river district comprises tlir following drainage : The Altamaha, Satilln, St. R’111ry,s, und Apalnchicrola ltivm und thair tributaries. ESTABLISHMENT OF FIRST-ORDER STATIONS SERoctivo Noveinlw 18, 1948, a first-ordcr station WRR establislml at, IlufTa~o Springs, Calif., in lieu of tho airway station nt that point. ‘rile observatioiial program consists of 8- and 6-hourly synoptic obsorvations. corrcspondanco should bc addrosscd to Wcatlior hrcuu Office, in care of Cntuliriu Air ‘l’ratwport Conipttny, 13ox 1901, (J3uffulo Hprinp), Ava- ion, Calif. IEffwtivo Dcwrnbor 14, 1949, n first-osdur station wns cntuldishcd at (h~dlund, Kane., when the airway obmrvera previously omploy~d thol‘e hwc! replaced with full-time comrnisaioned employers. The observational prograiri consists of hourly surfaco reports with additive data at 3- and 6-hourly pariods. Pilot-balloon observat4ions will bo inaugurated in tho near futuro. ICf€cctive November 16, 1948, a first-order station wus estnblishcd at Merwr, Pa. Woatlior 13urc!ctu porsonnal raplacod Civil AwonuuticH Ad- Qiinirjtra tion c~nployc!cs at Mercor and will purforin co~nmunicntion and ob~arvutjonnl diiti(?~ nt tht point, Tlic observational progsnrn consists
280 of hourly surface reports with additive data at 5- and 6-hourly periods. Correspondence should be' addressed to : Weather Buraau Office, Mar- cer, Pa. Effective November 1, 1948, a first-order station was established at Montague, Calif,, in lieu of the airway station at that point. The observational program conaiRts of hourly surface reports with additive d38 at 3- and &hourly period+ Correspondence should be addressed to: Weather Bureau Office, Montague, Calif. MOVING OF FIRST-ORUER STATION Effective October 23, 1943, the first-order station at Maupin, Oreg. was moved to Condon, Oreg. The observational program consists of hourly surface reporb with additive data at 8- and 6-hourly periods. Correspondence should be addrewed to: Weather Bureau Office, Condon, Oreg. NEW OBSERVATION STATIONS TO BE ESTABLISHED The Weather Bureau has taken action to assign personnel to 67 com- munication stations of the Civil Aeronautics Administration for the pur- pose of taking weather observations. At stationa where the communica- tione work is heavy throughout the day and night, a full staff for 24-hour service will be amigned. At other stations a sufficient number of employees will be amigned to carry on the obeervational work over a period of 8, 12, or 16 houra, depending upon the communications load. A list of the @tations will be included in a later issue of l'o~ros AND PERBONNET,.
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298 DEATHS Mr. Phillip W. McDowell,
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302 The accuracy of RAWIN data vari
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* 304 AMENDMENT OF DEPARTMENTAL ORD
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308 SPECIAL RAOBS DURING HURRICANES
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a31 CONSOLIDATION AT LYNCHBURG, VA.
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872 State Department. After complet
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384 Undoubtedly, many lives were sa
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PERSONAL - DEATHS I Mr. Henry C. Br
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