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Beautiful
poems, mediocre poems, and terrible poems - sometimes
showing pride of belonging to the Weather Bureau, love of the weather
phenomena which they observed and predicted, and occasionally a little
friendly competition between World War II era men and women weather
folks. For good measure, a few weather poems by classical poets as well
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Plaint
of a Southern Storm
By
John C. Trautwine. |
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Weather
Man Poems
By
George W. Mindling, Official in Charge, Weather Bureau Office,
Atlanta, Georgia, March 29, 1939. |
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Weather
Man Poems 2
More poems by George W. Mindling
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Poems
from "The Breeze"
Poetry
selections from “The BREEZE” - a
newsletter published in the 1940's by the Weather Bureau's Southern
Region headquarters.
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Song
of Thunderstorm Project Wives
Song by Mrs. Ben Shupack, wife of the Vice-President of the Soaring
Society, which cooperated with the Weather Bureau by making glider
flights in the vicinity of thunderstorms during operations at
Orlando, Florida.
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Classic
Poetry About Weather |
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Poems
From "The Thunderer"
Poetry from a World War II era newsletter. |
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An
Ode to Pluviculture
or The Rhyme of the Rain Machine
by
F.
W. Clarke, 1891. |
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