Books with title Weather

The Eyewitness series is a collectable visual encyclopedia of reference books. Illustrations throughout - including photography - bring each object vividly to life to give an eyewitness view of the natural world. Comprehensive coverage of each subject provides a collection of knowledge that offers an approach to the wonders and workings of the world around us. This book provides an informative guide to the world's weather. Every type of weather is analysed using photographs, and many questions on meteorology are answered. "Weather" also plots the development of weather-forecasting equipment from the early examples to recent meteorological techniques.

This is a series that introduces younger readers to science and nature in the world around them. Children get to examine physical forces and processes that determine the environment we live in now and in the future such as: the weather; the seasons; and the water cycle. Each subject is given a simplified yet thorough explanation, and each book contains easy experiments children can carry out at home with step-by-step instructions helping them to gain hands-on experience and reinforce learning. This guide covers the weather.

This new series continues the successful photographic approach of the "Readabout"/"Thinkabout"/"Knowabout"/"Talkabout" range. The "Walkabout" series explores subjects concerning nature, science, geography and the environment through a simple text and the use of colour photographs. The books are aimed at extending observation skills and stimulating discussion about the reader's surroundings. The books should also provide a valuable resource for special needs readers. This book looks at different kinds of weather, how we study weather to prepare forecasts and how it affects us and our environment.

For anyone who has ever wondered why it can be freezing one day and scorching-hot the next day, this book has the answers as well as many other facts. Presented in the format of 100 interesting pieces of information, Earth's atmosphere is explained as well as various kinds of precipitation, the water cycle, and extreme weather events. Weather phenomena such as fogbows, rainbows, and moonbows are also included in this beneficial addition to an earth-science library.

A fantastic resource for children aged 6-8, the Fact Cat series makes a perfect one-stop-shop for help with homework assignments! How are rainbows made? Why do clouds look white? Which type of weather can break windows? Discover the wonderful world of weather, from everyday sunshine and rain to dramatic thunderstorms and tornadoes. Find out the science behind weather and learn how dangerous weather can be. A simple fun picture quiz helps readers to recall what they have read.