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Title: Dry weather
Identifier(s): audio:5433; APSdigrec_3093; Recording Number: 28; Program Number: 02
Source: Crawford, James M. Recordings of Native American languages, 1956-1973. (Mss.Rec.184);
Subject: Weather; Yuchi language
Date: 1970-08

Title: David Rittenhouse - Meteorological observations, volume 2, 1792-1805
Identifier(s): text:275768
Subject: Meteorology--Observations; Meteorology; Weather
Date: 1784-1805

Title: Weather map.
Identifier(s): APSdigobj3517; APSdigobj3517
Description: Three copies for Friday, 31 May 1872: 7:35 A.M.; 4:35 P.M.; and 11:35 P.M.There are also yellow flimsies filled-in in manuscript.
Creator: Kervand, J. L.
Source: APS.Printed.Maps;
Subject: Maps; United States; Weather
Date: 1872

Title: Tuscarora Language Materials, Side 3
Identifier(s): audio:3682; APSdigrec_2329; Recording Number: 02; Program Number: 01
Description: Day -- Weather -- Good-Bad -- Cold-Hot
Source: Mithun, Marianne. Tuscarora language materials narrated by Chief Elton Greene, 1971-1972. (Mss.Rec.88);
Subject: Tuscarora language; Weather
Date: 1971-07-02

Title: Elicitation of Shawnee sentences about weather
Identifier(s): audio:6494; APSdigrec_3120; Recording Number: 06A; Program Number: 01
Source: Norcross, Amoena. Shawnee language recordings, 1994. (Mss.Rec.236);
Subject: Shawnee language--Grammar; Weather
Date: 1994

Title: Elicitation of Shawnee sentences about weather
Identifier(s): audio:6498; APSdigrec_3119; Recording Number: 05B; Program Number: 02
Source: Norcross, Amoena. Shawnee language recordings, 1994. (Mss.Rec.236);
Subject: Shawnee language--Grammar; Weather
Date: 1994

Title: The Hottest Summer and the Coldest Winter
Identifier(s): audio:4502; APSdigrec_0393; Recording Number: 17; Program Number: 01
Description: A translation into English of a recorded Onondaga text as it is played back to the speaker in segments.
Source: Lukoff, Fred. Onondaga material, [1948, 1950]. (Mss.Rec.3);
Subject: Onondaga language; Winter; Summer; Cats; Snow; Weather
Date: 1950-08

Title: Clifford's Garden this Summer
Identifier(s): audio:4466; APSdigrec_0383; Recording Number: 16; Program Number: 02
Description: A translation into English of a recorded Onondaga text as it is played back to the speaker in segments.
Source: Lukoff, Fred. Onondaga material, [1948, 1950]. (Mss.Rec.3);
Subject: Gardening; Weather; Cucumbers; Summer; Onondaga language
Date: 1950-08

Title: "Meteorological Observations Kept at Germantown, 6 Miles North of Philadelphia, 200 feet above the level of the tide"
Identifier(s): text:314692
Creator: Haines, Ann, 1793-1869et al
Subject: Meteorology; Meteorology--Observations; Weather; Citizen Science; Climatology
Date: 1836-1858; 2021

Title: Clifford's Garden This Summer; Text No. 2
Identifier(s): audio:4450; local: APSdigrec_0329; local: 01; local: 02
Subject: Onondaga language; Gardening; Weather; Cucumbers; Summer
Date: 1950-08-12

Title: Geometric exemplification of temperature, wind and weather for 1820 at Washington
Identifier(s): text:233192
Subject: Meigs, Josiah, 1757-1822; Weather; Washington, D.C.
Date: 1821-10-19

Title: Normal annual precipitation in the United States, 1870-1901. N.p.: [ca. 1902].
Identifier(s): graphics:11379
Creator: Henry, Alfred J.et al
Subject: Henry, Alfred J.; Weather; Meteorology--Observations; Meteorology
Date: circa 1902

Title: The Hottest Summer and the Coldest Winter
Identifier(s): audio:4446; APSdigrec_0339; Recording Number: 02; Program Number: 01
Source: Lukoff, Fred. Onondaga material, [1948, 1950]. (Mss.Rec.3);
Subject: Onondaga language; Winter; Summer; Cats; Snow; Weather
Date: 1950-08-12

Title: David Rittenhouse - Meteorological observations, volume 1, 1788-1792
Identifier(s): text:285334
Creator: Rittenhouse, David, 1732-1796et al
Subject: Weather; Meteorology; Meteorology--Observations; Rittenhouse, David, 1732-1796
Date: 1788-1792; 2020

Title: Elicitation of terms for natural phenomena
Identifier(s): audio:4656; APSdigrec_2300; Recording Number: 21; Program Number: 01
Source: Brandt, Elizabeth A. Linguistic Data in Sandia Dialect of Tiwa, [1968-1970]. (Mss.Rec.72);
Subject: Sandia dialect; Tiwa language; Weather; Anthropological linguistics; anthropological_linguistics
Date: 1969-10-24

Title: Elicitation of terms for natural phenomena, adobe, buildings, and fruits
Identifier(s): audio:4676; APSdigrec_2309; Recording Number: 26; Program Number: 01
Source: Brandt, Elizabeth A. Linguistic Data in Sandia Dialect of Tiwa, [1968-1970]. (Mss.Rec.72);
Subject: Sandia dialect; Tiwa language; Tiwa architecture; Weather; Fruits; Anthropological linguistics
Date: 1969-07-14

Title: The Franklin lifesaving and Arctic exploring expedition. The brilliant effort now making by Henry Grinnell...for the early departure of an expedition which he is fitting out for the Polar Seas, from his own private fortune, for the search and rescue of those who embarked in the exploring expedition which sailed from England under the command of Sir John Franklin, is worthy of every aid and facility which can be extended to so noble and praiseworthy an undertaking
Identifier(s): text:855; APSimg6722; Goodman Number: 318
Description: From the New York Municipal Gazette Extra. The first Grinnell expedition, financed by the New York merchant and philanthropist, Henry Grinnell, was commanded by Lt. Edwin J. DeHaven and included among its crew Dr. Elisha Kent Kane, who would later lead the second Grinnell expedition in search of Franklin.; Located in Box #5.
Creator: Meriam, Ebenezer, 1794-1864
Source: Elisha Kent Kane Papers. Printed Material. (Mss.B.K132.p); http://amphilsoc.org/mole/view?docId=ead/Mss.B.K132.p-ead.xml
Subject: Broadsides ; Broadside Class: Science; Broadside Division: Exploration and Travel; Broadside Subdivision: ; Kane, Elisha Kent, 1820-1857; Grinnell Expedition; Arctic regions; Climate; Weather; Weather
Date: 1850

Title: Miscellany. Meteorological observations for May, 1817. State of the thermometer at a tenement of Mr. James Reed, near the Brattle-House, Cambridge
Identifier(s): text:307; APSimg6738; Goodman Number: 173; 973 C683 No. 311
Description: Appears to be a reprint of an article from a newspaper.; Oversized.
Creator: Reed, James
Source: Broadsides Collection (973 C683);
Subject: Broadsides ; Broadside Class: Science; Broadside Division: Physical Science; Broadside Subdivision: Meteorology; Meteorology; Temperature; Weather
Date: 1817

Title: Observations meteorologiques faites a Springmill, 1787-1800 ... Part II; Part II
Identifier(s): text:345748
Description: One of two volumes that contains the meteorological records Peter Legaux kept for fourteen years in Spring Mill, Pennsylvania. One portion contains his correspondence to the American Philosophical Society in which he explains his methods for recording data. The materials dated 1801 were addressed to Thomas Jefferson, then president of the APS. The second part of the collection contains the raw data. Also included in the data collection are records from the 1740s to the 1770s for Philadelphia that are believed to be done by Phineas [possibly Israel] Pemberton. One chart is addressed to Benjamin Franklin, "président de l'Etat de Pennsylvanie et président de la société phylosophique...1789." All or most of the material was sent to Thomas Jefferson as president of the United States and of the American Philosophical Society.; Includes an English translation of the above Observations and copies made by M. Legaux of tables 2-5.
Creator: Legaux, Peter, 1748-1827et al
Subject: Science and technology; Meteorology; Meteorology--Observations; Weather; Legaux, Peter, 1748-1827; American Philosophical Society
Date: 1802-02-25; 2021

Title: Meteorological observations made at the apartments of the Albany Institute, Albany Academy, for thirty-seven successive hours, commencing six a.m. of the twenty-first of March, eighteen hundred and thirty-six--ending six p.m. of the following day.
Identifier(s): text:1754; APSimg6465; Goodman Number: 163; 973 C683 No. 307
Description: Observations on the 21st and 22nd of March, June[,] September and December, are made by the South African Literary and Philosophical Institution, the Royal Society of London, the Albany Institute, John S. M'Cord, Esq. of Montreal, and Professor [Benjamin F.] Joslin of Union College, Schenectady. Includes account of instruments used and procedures followed in making the observations. Signed in type by M. H. Webster and Philip Ten Eyck of the committee on meteorology.
Creator: Albany Institute
Source: Broadsides Collection (973 C683);
Subject: Broadsides ; Broadside Class: Science; Broadside Division: Physical Science; Broadside Subdivision: Meteorology; Meteorology; Weather
Date: 1836