Henry Helm Clayton

World weather records, collected from official sources

Investigations on periodicity in the weather

What doth the Lord require of thee

The chief features of the diurnal and annual periods at Blue Hill as shown by the tables

Tracings from the self-recording instruments to illustrate certain meteorologial phenomena during the year 1886

A study of the short, wave-like oscillations shown by the barograph at Blue Hill, Observatory

Results from the kite-meteorograph and simultaneous readings at the earth's surface

Investigation of the normal differences of temperature between the base and summit

The Lawrence tornado of July 26, 1890

Measurements of cloud heights, velocities, and directions

Investigation of the marked inversions of temperature between the base and summit

Discussion of the annual and the diurnal periods

Summary of meteorological records made at the Blue Hill Meteorological Observatory during the Lustrum 1886-1890

Various researches on the temperature in cyclones and anticyclones in temperate latitudes

Sudden temperature changes

Comparisons of the thermometer shelters

Studies of cyclonic and anticyclonic phenomena with kites

Observations made at the Blue Hill Meteorological Observatory, Massachusetts, U.S.A., in the year 1896

The eclipse cyclone of 1900

Investigations of the New England Meteorological Society for the year 1890

Cloud heights and velocities at Blue Hill observatory

Solar relations to weather and life ..

Variation in solar radiation and the weather

The sunspot period

World weather and solar activity

Solar radiation and weather

The eclipse cyclone and the diurnal cyclones

Effect of short period variations of solar radiation on the earth's atmosphere

The atmosphere and the sun

World weather

Sunspot changes and weather changes

The 11-year and 27-day solar periods in meteorology

Discussion of the cloud observations

Solar activity and long-period weather changes

Measurements of cloud heights and velocities

Solar cycles