The complete idiot's guide to weather / by Mel Goldstein.

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Main Author: Goldstein, Mel
Other title:Weather.
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: New York : Alpha Books, ©1999.
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Table of Contents:
  • What Is This Thing Called Weather?
  • What Should I Wear?
  • Your Fifty-Year Forecast
  • How Did He Do That?
  • Playing the Odds
  • Getting Down to Basics
  • Forecasting from the Beginning
  • Going for the Gold
  • Partly to Mostly Cloudy
  • Moisture and Humidity
  • In the Clouds
  • Ten Major Cloud Types
  • Clouds with Vertical Development
  • Forecasting by Clouds
  • Bring on the Rain
  • Droplet to Drop ... How Rain Happens
  • Let's See What Sticks
  • Ice to the Rescue
  • Is There Enough Ice?
  • Types of Precipitation
  • Fooling the Clouds
  • So Why Does It Rain?
  • Those Ups and Downs
  • Going in Circles
  • Storms 'R' Us
  • Feeling the Pressure
  • Origin of Pressure
  • Normal Variation
  • High Points and Low
  • What Makes the Weather Go 'Round
  • What's in a Name?
  • Scales of Motion
  • Is It Getting Worse? The Naughty 1990s and Beyond
  • There's No Place Like Home
  • Thunderstorms
  • Avoid the Ash
  • Doing the Twist
  • The Chase
  • Staying Safe in a Storm
  • On Another Front
  • Mass Appeal
  • Putting Up a Front
  • Front Row
  • Frontal Attack
  • Storms on the Front
  • Telling What's Next
  • Hurricanes: The Greatest Storms on Earth
  • It's Different in the Tropics
  • How It Happens
  • The Name Game
  • Hurricane Forecasting
  • The Triple Threat
  • Another Big One Coming?
  • Taming the Tiger
  • Blowing Cold and Hot: The Big Ones
  • Winter Gone South
  • Big-City Snows
  • Storm of the Century?
  • The Greatest One of All
  • Modern Winter of Deep Snows
  • Galveston Storm Surge
  • The Great New England Hurricane.