2 Studies Challenge Notion of Rise in Atlantic Storms

NY Times ^ | August 13, 2009 | CORNELIA DEAN

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I guess the reporting stations at sea would have had to be ships. I don’t know how many ships would have been in the tropical storm zone continuously.

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England used to station ships permanently in the Atlantic for weather observation, but I think they were in the Northern shipping lanes - one of my uncles was on one.

I'm not sure if the US did the same, or if any were in the Tropical Atlantic. Does anyone know?

Google works again...

Pre-satellite observation locations - don't know about the thirties though...

http://jproc.ca/rrp/wxship.html

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