weather

Text and illustrations look at weather facts for children.

Discusses why people watch weather, what they observe, how they collect data, and what that data can tell us.

Describes how scientists use technology to forecast extreme weather, such as hurricanes, droughts, and blizzards, which can be caused by global warming and climate change.

Explores the science of predicting severe weather.

Discusses Earth's climate and weather, covering blizzards, tornadoes, clouds, global warming, and weather prediction.

An introduction to the science of meteorology and how it seeks to forecast the weather.

Contains over two thousand alphabetized, cross-referenced entries on topics in meteorology and climatology, and includes more than fifty line drawings and a bibliography.

Through engaging, interactive scenarios, learners can experiment with text prediction, purpose-driven research, and creative problem solving, all critical thinking skills, while learning key scientific principles about weather patterns.

A visual guide to extreme weather conditions, explaining the science of thunderstorms, tornadoes, tropical cyclones, snow hazards, and other phenomena, and including fact boxes, and discussion of air-sea rescue, climate change, disaster relief, and damage limitation.

An exploration of weather that includes fold-out and flip-up photographs of weather, and discusses climate versus weather, weather scientists in action, and why weather happens.