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| "When that cloud begins to move
apace, you may expect the Wind presently. It comes on fierce, and blows very violently at
N.E. 12 hours more or less.....When the wind beginds to abate it dyes away suddenly, and
falling flat calm, it continues for an hour, more or less: then the wind comes about to
the S.W. and it blows and rains as fierce from thence, as it did before at N.E. and as
long" Abstract from the log of William Dampier on 4 July 1687, in the South China Sea, the first such record of a tropical cyclone (Shaw, 1926). |
Charles J. Neumann
Science Applications International Corporation
Miami, Florida
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