Peruvian Meteorology, 1888-1890

"Peruvian Meteorology, 1888-1890" by Solon Irving Bailey offers a detailed look at the meteorological conditions in Peru during the late 19th century. This historical record provides valuable insights into the climate and weather patterns of the region, particularly focusing on the Andes Mountains. Compiled from meticulous observations and data analysis, the book presents a comprehensive overview of temperature, precipitation, atmospheric pressure, and other key meteorological factors. It stands as an important resource for researchers, historians, and anyone interested in the historical climatology of South America. Bailey's work offers a glimpse into the scientific practices of the era and the challenges of studying weather in a remote and varied landscape.

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