meteorologists

A biography of the meteorologist who has helped develop a method to produce accurate long-range weather forecasts.

Chronicles Luke Howard's work to define clouds and weather patterns in the first half of the nineteenth century.

Shows what meteorologists do on the job through case studies and an interview, and includes related activities.

A fellow forecaster offers meteorlogist, Perry Stuart, a Caribbean huricane-chasing adventure in a small plane as a holiday diversion.

In this imaginary reminiscence, Charles Bentley recalls the life and times of his brother, Wilson A. Bentley, who made the study of snow his life's work.

Provides an up-close, out-of-this-world look at storm chasers, including daily tasks, unique challenges, and the special gear and tools used.

A woman meteorologist describes the field of meteorology, tells how she became a meteorologist, and presents some relevant science experiments.

Follows the activities of a television weatherman as he tracks and reports on the progress of a storm system through his area.

This book explores careers in weather science using several examples of real-life scientists.

Presents a general overview of the history of weather prediction, and introduces seven men who made significant contributions to the field, including Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit, Benjamin Franklin, and Jule Charney.