Publisher's Synopsis
This fascinating text is a detailed survey of meteorological conditions observed in the midwestern United States during the mid-19th century. Written by the French-born scientist Joseph Nicolas Nicollet, the book provides insight into a wide range of natural phenomena, from cloud formations to changes in temperature and wind patterns.
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