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meteorogram

American  
[mee-tee-awr-uh-gram, -or-, mee-tee-er-uh-] / ˌmi tiˈɔr əˌgræm, -ˈɒr-, ˈmi ti ər ə- /

noun

Meteorology.

  1. a record made by a meteorograph.

  2. a diagram or chart representing the pattern of recurrence of two or more meteorological phenomena over a period of time as observed at a given weather station or group of stations.

Etymology

Origin of meteorogram

First recorded in 1900–05; meteoro(logy) + -gram 1

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Meteorogram from the Kite-flight of Oct.

From Project Gutenberg

Plate XII. is a facsimile of the meteorogram during the kite-flight of October 15, 1897, the lower part showing the trace of the barometer on a scale of heights in metres, the middle section the trace of the hygrometer, and the upper one the trace of the thermometer on a scale of Centigrade degrees.

From Project Gutenberg

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