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Describes all kinds of weather, including hurricanes, tornadoes, fog, and lightning, and discusses the effects of weather on people and animals.

Discusses what a meteorologist is, what instruments are used to study the weather, and why it is important to study the weather.

Describes the science of such types of weather as rain, floods, wind, thunder and lightning, snow and ice, and drought, and presents instructions for simple experiments that teach how these phenomena occur.

Contains weird facts about weather that are strange but true, including stories about fish falling from the sky, pink snow, a man who was hit by lightning seven different times, and snowflakes the size of dinner plates.

Tells all about the earth's water cycle, explaining evaporation and condensation, and the heating and cooling of water vapor in the clouds.

Offers a comprehensive overview of the atmosphere, discussing topics such as gases, motion, climates, weather, air pollutants and pollution, acid rain, ozone loss, and climate change, and includes a glossary and suggestions for further reading.

Provides information about the structure and behavior of Earth's atmosphere, features photographs and descriptions of visible phenomena such as clouds, rainbows, and types of precipitation, and includes a selection of simple experiments.

On cover: An album of meteorological history, science, legend, and folklore.

A survey of weather and weather-related topics, providing information about basic atmospheric processes, storms and other weather phenomena, and forecasting and climate.

Examines the changes in the atmosphere that produce various weather phenomena, and looks at how weather patterns over a period of time determine the climates of the Earth's various regions.

Photographs and text provide information on how to combine weather forecasts with cloud observations to predict the weather for any given area, discussing weather systems, cold fronts, wind, and other topics.

Learn about the various kinds of weather such as droughts, floods, seasons, wind, and smog.

Examines cloud formations, weather patterns, trade winds, forecasting methods, and various factors which contribute to unique weather patterns in various parts of the world.

Describes strange weather events such as raining frogs, singing caves, colored rain, and auroras, and discusses weather lore and weather forecasting.

Explains the science behind weather, including wind, humidity, and storms, and presents instructions for ten weather experiments.