The Atmosphere: An Introduction to MeteorologyThis text offers an introduction to the atmosphere, its components, problems and applications. Most of the maps and artwork in this edition have been revised and updated. The book includes coverage of the record-setting 1995 hurricane season, and examples from the 1996 season. |
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