Discusses the weather, which is the condition of the air around us at a particular time, and the science of meteorology, which measures, records, interprets, and forecasts the weather.
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Full-color photographs and illustrations enhance these books, providing in well-organized texts brief but informative discourses on topics often the subject of student reports and projects. Lambert gives standard factual weather information. Vrbova's title covers volcanoes in general; Lauber's Volcano (Bradbury, 1986), about Mount St. Helens, offers more details about a particular volcano. The information on earthquakes is very brief--only two sections are devoted to the topic, while volcanoes are treated in nine sections. There is no mention of the San Francisco earthquake of October, 1989. Additional purchases for science collections. --Carolyn S. Brodie, Kent State University, OH
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