weather forecasting

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

Describes the various types of winds and their effect on mankind.

When the Summer sisters go into business not only to forecast weather but also to sell the weather which they dance into existence, one serious misstep leads to disaster.

His animal friends are convinced that frogs can predict the weather, but Moss the frog repeatedly disappoints them with his inaccurate predictions.

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.

Discusses aspects of weather forecasting, including weather maps, tools, the network of meteorological stations, weather satellites, long-range and special forecasting, and weather modification by man. Highlights job training and places of employment for meteorologists.

Describes nature's weather indicators which, in many cases, are more accurate than the forecasts of the United States Weather Bureau.

Discusses such aspects of weather forecasting as the elements involved in causing weather conditions, basic and advanced instruments, and the collecting and interpreting of data.

Describes weather forecasting, including how different phenomena develop, how geography produces local weather patterns, and ways to make a forecast at home.

Explains the use of the sky, especially cloud formations, to forecast the weather. Includes directions for building a simple weather station.