Title The weather revolution : innovations and imminent breakthroughs in accurate forecasting / Jack Fishman and Robert Kalish

Published New York : Plenum Press, [1994] ©1994

Table of Contents
Ch. 1	Why Weather Forecasters Are So Often Wrong					1
Ch. 2	Red Sky at Night: The Scientific Basis for the Old Proverbs					21
Ch. 3	Weather Forecasting and the Computer					41
Ch. 4	How Satellites Changed the Face of the Earth					75
Ch. 5	The Science of Hurricane Forecasting: Saving Lives Is the Bottom Line					115
Ch. 6	Forecasting Severe Weather: Bouncing New Ideas Off the Subject					155
Ch. 7	Long-Term Weather Prediction: Are Forecasters Full of Hot Air?					195
Ch. 8	A "Hole" New Way of Forecasting					229
Ch. 9	The Revolution Has Begun					247
	Endnotes					265
	Index					271

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Description xiv, 276 pages : illustrations, maps ; 22 cm Series [The language of science] Language of science. Notes Series statement from jacket Bibliography Includes bibliographical references (pages 265-269) and index Subject Weather forecasting. Author Kalish, Robert. ISBN 0306447649 :

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