The New Yorker, November 6, 1937 P. 26 Compilation of recent press reports of unique methods of predicting rain.
By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, November 6, 1937 P. 26 Compilation of recent press reports of unique methods of predicting rain.
If Ms. Scott can be forgiven for not paying attention to weather reports predicting rain for late this afternoon into tomorrow, it is because she, like many others, is dreaming of real summer weather.
For Greenaway, there's sex and there's death and "what else is there to talk about?" He believes, he continues, as relaxed as if predicting rain tomorrow, "that all religion is about death and art's about life.
Then the Frankhauser twins, now stooped and heavy of step, performed a soft-shoe routine last presented in senior assembly, and Betty Lou offered thanks to all the committee members, and Butch Fogel announced how to find tomorrow's picnic, though the TV weathermen were predicting rain.
But meteorologists are predicting rain on Monday, which could finally clear the polluted air.
For some, Barrett's calling the bottom is like a magic oracle predicting rain after months of drought.
1-min rain rate is the key element to precisely predicting rain attenuation at a given location.
