Vol. 1 No. 3 (1950): MAUSAM

Articles

• Progress in the design and manufacture of meteorological instruments in the India Meteorological Department Workshop at Poona

  180-183

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Research Papers

• Forcasting of thunderstorms at Nagpur by Slice Method

  S Banerji

  184-198

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• A Distant Reading Electronic Anemo- meter and a Selsyn Operated Windvane

  A KESAVAMURTHY , S. P. Venkiteshwaran

  199-206

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• Some Geomagnetic Disturbances At Alibag Observatory (India)& Allied Radio And Solar Effects (1937-1946).

  M. V. SIVARAMAKRISHNAN

  207-219

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• Visibility at the Colaba Observatory, Bombay

  S. M. MUKHERJEE , C. S. KARVE

  220-228

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• Time - Depth - Area Curves of Maximum Precipitation for the Damodar Area

  V. SATAKOPAN

  229-236

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• Convention of the World Meteorological Organisation

  237-237

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• Atmospheric Research Committee

  237-238

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• Meeting of the expert Sub-committee for planning of high altitude research station in the Himalaya

  238-239

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• French Expedition to Dhaulagiri

  239-239

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• Solar and Geomagnetic phenomena during the period 1st January-31st March, 1950

  239-240

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• Water-spout or Tornado Cloud?

  240-241

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• Cold wave and extensive dust haze of February, 1950

  241-244

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• Smoke haze at Bombay

  244-244

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• Weather, January-March, 1950

  244-246

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Letters

• Pibals in Forecasting

  S.K. Paramanik, S.N. Sreevastava

  247-248

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• A note on some additional factors that may be found useful in interpreting thermodynamic diagrams for thunderstorm liability

  S.N. Ray Choudhuri

  248-251

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• Characteristics of calm centres of some Cyclonic storms which formed in the Bay of Bengal and passed over Calcutta and Saugor Island

  K.C. Chakravortty

  252-256

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• Oscillations of the atmosphere

  257-258

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• Structure and Dynamics of the thunderstorm

  258-259

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