Cleveland Abbe

Meteorologist

Cleveland Abbe was a pioneering American meteorologist and astronomer often called the 'Father of the U.S. Weather Bureau.' He established a private weather forecasting service at the Cincinnati Observatory in 1869, which served as a prototype for the national service. His efforts were instrumental in convincing the U.S. Congress to create a national weather service, which was established in 1870 under the Army Signal Corps. Abbe dedicated his career to advancing meteorology through scientific principles, issuing daily forecasts, and advocating for standardized observational practices.

Dec 03, 1838 - Oct 28, 1916 American 6 Quotes

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