A Basic Meteorology Exercise Manual

 Understanding the weather is not easy. One day is hot and humid and the next day is cold and rainy. However, by using this manual your students will acquire a basic understanding of the processes in the atmosphere that cause the weather to change daily.

A Basic Meteorology Exercise Manual, Third Edition, by Carl R. Chelius and Hank J. Frentz, combines a modern visual framework with self-help exercises to form a unique laboratory manual of basic concepts and principles of meteorology that aids your students in understanding the weather. Students are introduced to the most basic meteorological variables - temperature, moisture, and pressure - which form the basis for discussions of cloud formation, upper air flow, dispersion meteorology, air pollution, and climatology. Each set of exercises is accompanied by substantial explanations and many helpful illustrations.

Designed for use as a supplement with any standard meteorology text in a lecture course or in an independent laboratory course, A Basic Meteorology Exercise Manual helps your students comprehend the basics of meteorology.