| 800 |  |
NOAA Ship DELAWARE II in basic crummy weather on Georges Bank |
|
801 |  |
Coast Guard surf boat ploughing through the bar at Columbia River Entrance |
Oregon, Columbia River Entrance |
802 |  |
Rough weather for lighthouse keepers. |
|
803 |  |
Rough weather for lighthouse keepers. |
|
804 |  |
Typhoon generated waves striking a breakwater in Japan |
|
805 |  |
North Pacific storm waves as seen from the M/V NOBLE STAR |
North Pacific Ocean Winter 1989 |
806 |  |
North Pacific storm waves as seen from the M/V NOBLE STAR |
North Pacific Ocean Winter 1989 |
807 |  |
North Pacific storm waves as seen from the M/V NOBLE STAR |
North Pacific Ocean Winter 1989 |
808 |  |
North Pacific storm waves as seen from the M/V NOBLE STAR |
North Pacific Ocean Winter 1989 |
809 |  |
North Pacific storm waves as seen from the M/V NOBLE STAR |
North Pacific Ocean Winter 1989 |
810 |  |
A NOAA Ship in a storm off North Carolina |
|
811 |  |
A NOAA weather buoy off Alaska being serviced |
Gulf of Alaska, North Pacific Ocean |
812 |  |
A NOAA weather buoy off Alaska being serviced |
|
813 |  |
A Coast Guard cutter on weather station in the North Atlantic. |
|
814 |  |
A winter storm on the Outer Banks. |
|
815 |  |
The steamer MISSISSIPPI laboring in a typhoon - "...the wind was blowing with the force of a hurricane, in puffs, flattening the sea, and filling the air with spoon-drift..." In: "Cyclones of the Western Pacific," by William C. Redfield, 1856. This paper is included in a group of papers bound under the jacket title, "Law of Storms and Individual Storms. M1500 R315o. |
Northwest Pacific Ocean 1854 October 7 |
816 |  |
Huge surf with an offshore wind on Oahu's North Shore. |
Waimea Bay, Hawaii |
817 |  |
Huge surf with an offshore wind on Oahu's North Shore. |
Waimea Bay, Hawaii |
818 |  |
Huge surf with an offshore wind on Oahu's North Shore. |
Waimea Bay, Hawaii |
819 |  |
Huge surf with an offshore wind on Oahu's North Shore. |
Waimea Bay, Hawaii |
820 |  |
Huge surf with an offshore wind on Oahu's North Shore. |
Waimea Bay, Hawaii |
821 |  |
Huge surf with an offshore wind on Oahu's North Shore. |
Waimea Bay, Hawaii |
822 |  |
Huge surf with an offshore wind on Oahu's North Shore. |
Waimea Bay, Hawaii |
823 |  |
Huge surf with an offshore wind on Oahu's North Shore. |
Waimea Bay, Hawaii |
824 |  |
Huge surf with an offshore wind on Oahu's North Shore. |
Waimea Bay, Hawaii |
825 |  |
Huge surf with an offshore wind on Oahu's North Shore. |
Waimea Bay, Hawaii |
826 |  |
Huge surf with an offshore wind on Oahu's North Shore. |
Waimea Bay, Hawaii |
827 |  |
Huge surf with an offshore wind on Oahu's North Shore. |
Waimea Bay, Hawaii |
828 |  |
Huge surf with an offshore wind on Oahu's North Shore. |
Waimea Bay, Hawaii |
829 |  |
Huge surf with an offshore wind on Oahu's North Shore. |
Waimea Bay, Hawaii |
830 |  |
Huge surf with an offshore wind on Oahu's North Shore. |
Waimea Bay, Hawaii |
831 |  |
Huge surf with an offshore wind on Oahu's North Shore. |
Waimea Bay, Hawaii |
832 |  |
Huge surf with an offshore wind on Oahu's North Shore. |
Waimea Bay, Hawaii |
833 |  |
Huge surf with an offshore wind on Oahu's North Shore. |
Waimea Bay, Hawaii |
834 |  |
Huge surf with an offshore wind on Oahu's North Shore. |
Waimea Bay, Hawaii |
835 |  |
Huge surf with an offshore wind on Oahu's North Shore. |
Waimea Bay, Hawaii |
836 |  |
A few seasick folk were probably wishing it was a little calmer while working on the DELAWARE II. Large swell and wind waves tower over the stern. |
Atlantic Ocean, New England Seamount Chain area 2005 |
837 |  |
NOAA Ship RAINIER crossing the Gulf of Alaska in stormy seas. |
|
838 |  |
The Zellon Three-Dimensional Weather-Map Device. An early attempt to display the weather at various levels in a unified manner. This was developed by I. I. Zellon of the U.S. Weather Bureau. In: Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, December 1935. P. 296. |
|
839 |  |
Snow survey work - measuring snow depth to gauge the spring runoff In: "The Boy with the U.S. Weather Men", 1917, p. 56 |
|
840 |  |
"Measuring the Blizzard's Rage". Shielded snow gauge in the Northwest to register snow-fall. In: "The Boy with the U.S. Weather Men", 1917, p. 224 |
|
841 |  |
Forest Service employees measuring snow depth |
|
842 |  |
A cooperative weather station at Granger, Utah Volunteers observe temperature, precipitation, sky conditions, etc. |
1930 Circa |
843 |  |
The rain gage at the cooperative weather station at Granger, Utah |
1930 Circa |
844 |  |
The rain gage at U. S. Smelting Co. cooperative weather station - Midvale, Utah |
1930 Circa |
845 |  |
The Au water-stage recorder for lakes and rivers Very similar to tide gauges |
1925 |
846 |  |
Meteorologist reading temperature on top of Weather Bureau facility |
1925 Circa |
847 |  |
Weather station on Pikes Peak This station was manned sporadically during the late Nineteenth Century |
Pikes Peak, Colorado 1885 Circa |
848 |  |
The weather station at Cape Henry, Virginia What a grand place to observe the weather that must have been! |
Virginia, Cape Henry 1900 Circa |
849 |  |
Dodge City, Kansas weather station after snowfall. The building was located on the corner of Spruce St. and Central Ave. |
Kansas, Dodge City 1910 Circa |