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Published on: September 24, 2020

1887 Book "Tornadoes"

Today I posted the 1887 book "Tornadoes" by John P Finley of the US Army Signal Service. The first book dedicated solely to tornadoes, it's 200 pages long and may be found with the Vintage Meteorology Text downloads.

Go to Vintage Meteorology Text webpage.

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