Weather forecasts for builders demand definite yes or no
A builder asks for binary rain forecasts. Forecasters cite 250 miles between gauges and note better forecasts require more rain gauges and Congress support.
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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1958
Page
4
A builder asks for binary rain forecasts. Forecasters cite 250 miles between gauges and note better forecasts require more rain gauges and Congress support.
The reader notes Mars now approaches Earth and appears as a bright star in the eastern sky after midnight. Also mentioned is a weather overview article by Prof Maxwell offering a year long US climate review upon request.
Martin Gregorich completed four decades at the Lockport plant in gas making and supply functions since starting in 1918. He and his wife Justina have a daughter Mildred Peterson and a son Martin Jr. He belongs to St. Joseph church and Holy Names society and enjoys gardening and landscaping.
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