History of weather observations. Columbia, South Carolina, 1836-2006

Doty, Stephen R. (Stephen Robert)

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History of weather observations. Columbia, South Carolina, 1836-2006

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2006

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History of weather observations. Columbia, South Carolina, 1836-2006

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Personal Authors:

Doty, Stephen R. (Stephen Robert)

Corporate Authors:

Climate Database Modernization Program (U.S.)

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Description:

"The goal of this study is to document the primary weather observational path at Columbia, South Carolina. Throughout the research for and preparation of this study, the goal was to produce a document that future studies can use to evaluate the validity of the data that were collected here, judge the trustworthiness of the observers who collected them, and determine the climatological significance of the whatever variability may be discerned"--Introduction.

Document Type:

Professional Paper

Collection(s):

National Environmental Satellite and Data Information Service (NESDIS)

Place as Subject:

South Carolina ; Columbia ; Columbia (S.C.) ;

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Histories of Weather Observations at Selected Locations website via Midwestern Regional Climate Center

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