A COMPARISON OF MOUNTAIN SLOPE AND RADIOSONDE OBSERVATIONS

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Abstract
A series of observations made on the slope of Pikes Peak (Colorado) during a survey trip were compared with data from the nearest radiosonde station at Denver. The slope measurements gave a good indication of free-air conditions, as determined by the radiosonde. A further consideration of mountain slope observation chains as a supplement to regular upper-air soundings is suggested.

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