Additional Publications By Isaac Monroe Cline
- Floods in the Lower Mississippi Valley (1928)
- Cyclones, Hurricanes, and Typhoons and Other Storms (1934)
- A Century of Progress in the Study of Cyclones: Aids in Forecasting Movements and Destructive Agencies in Tropical Cyclones (1942)
- Storms, Floods and Sunshine (1945)
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