This paper collection contains 9 research papers on short-and long-term weather forecasting completed by staff of the Institute of Hydrometeorological Sciences in Kazakhstan in 1956 and 1957. In terms of short-term weather forecasting, papers by Luo Xie Golubov and Ye De Schechtman are included, which propose new methods for predicting heavy rains and their thermodynamic basis. In the paper by Ta A Duletova and M He Baidala, Mulitanovsky's ideas on natural weather cycles, monthly and seasonal forecasts were further developed.
Author (Editorial Board): ④.А. Duletova (④.А.Дулетова） Published by: 丨 и д р оме т е о р о л о г иче ско е издат е льс тво Place of publication: Leningrad Publication year: 1959 Pages: 117 pages Language: Russian Collection barcode: XJLAS RU 70021413
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