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The Weather Wizard's Cloud Book: A Unique Way to Predict the Weather Accurately and Easily by Reading the Clouds
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Product Description
1. Figure out which way the wind is blowing. 2. Look at the clouds overhead. 3. Match the clouds you see with one of the full-color cloud photographs in "The Weather Wizard's Cloud Book," and the caption beneath the photograph will tell you what kind of weather to expect. With amazing accuracy, this simple system can account for swiftly changing local weather developments more effectively than weather maps or official area forecasts, which are issued well in advance of weather conditions.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #310221 in Books
- Published on: 1988-12-12
- Original language: English
- Dimensions: .33" h x 5.06" w x 8.48" l, .31 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 71 pages
Editorial Reviews
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This book provides weather information quickly and surely, because it focusesupon what is going on directly overhead--the actual clouds now on view in thesky, the actual sequences currently developing. 137 color, 19 black-and-whitephotographs.
About the Author
Jim Duncan is a graduate meteorologist and weather anchorman for WWBT - Channel 12 in Richmond, Virginia.
Hiram J. Herbert is a contributor for the following Algonquin Books Title: The Weather Wizard's Cloud Book.
The late Louis D. Rubin, Sr.,was a self-taught weather forecaster whose long-range predictions earned him the title of "The Weather Wizard."
