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A colourful and accessible guide to meteorology, suitable for the absolute beginnerThe weather is always with us and, even in this modern age, affects nearly everything that we do. But how is the weather forecast, and how do you read weather maps? Wild Guide Weather answers these questions and many more, helping you to understand what's happening in the sky. All aspects of the weather are covered in easy-to-follow sections, including:* How to identify cloud types and other atmospheric phenomena* How clouds are formed* Colours in the sky and optical phenomena* How rain is produced* Wind and weather systems -- how they move and develop* Why weather differs from region to region* How to interpret satellite imagesHighly illustrated with photographs, satellite images and diagrams, Wild Guide Weather is the perfect introduction to our ever-changing weather.
This guide investigates the fundamental mechanisms of atmospheric science to provide a foundational understanding of how weather systems develop and impact daily life. Author Storm Dunlop, an experienced meteorologist and science communicator, utilizes a structured, visual-heavy approach to demystify complex meteorological concepts for the layperson. The text serves as an introductory framework, synthesizing atmospheric physics and observational techniques into a format accessible to those without prior scientific training.
What You Will Find
The subject matter points to a highly accessible, entry-level resource designed for readers seeking a clear, visual introduction to meteorology. Its reliance on illustrative data and simplified explanations suggests a focus on practical literacy rather than advanced theoretical modeling.
Page Count:
256
Publication Date:
2004-01-01
Publisher:
Collins
ISBN-10:
0007160720
ISBN-13:
9780007160723
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