Abstract
Observations of atmospheric refraction of light from the Sun were made each clear day during the winter of 1947–1948. The method is described, tables and graphs are given to illustrate the results. A peculiar cyclical variation of refraction with altitude is noted. A table is appended suggesting possible corrections to mean refraction tables for use at this location. The need for further study is indicated.
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