Instructions for Observers of the Weather Bureau

A treasure for weather enthusiasts, historians of science, and those curious about how modern forecasting began. “Instructions for Observers of the Weather Bureau” is a fascinating glimpse into the early days of systematic meteorology in the United States. Designed to standardize weather data collection, this manual outlines detailed procedures for recording atmospheric conditions—from temperature and barometric pressure to cloud formations and wind speed. More than just a technical guide, it reflects the scientific spirit of the era and the growing importance of weather prediction in public safety, agriculture, and navigation.
"Instructions for Observers of the Weather Bureau" is an unchanged, high-quality reprint of the original edition of 1895.