Weather Service marks 100th year in United States history
Washington notes the 100th anniversary of the U.S. national weather service with a look at early observers such as Ulysses S. Grant era sergeants, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, and the Wilmington, Delaware minister who kept some of the first continuous weather records in 1644 and 1645.
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