Book: "The Weather Explained" by Jean Nicolas

The author, who has been passionate about meteorology since childhood, expanded his knowledge in this field during his service in the Air Force as a fighter pilot.

His study and understanding of dangerous natural phenomena enabled him to anticipate many hazards in flight, thus sparing him from serious consequences.

As an experienced instructor, he has had the pleasure of introducing his students to most of the mysteries that nature holds in store for us every day.

What a pleasure it is to learn the names of the clouds and to understand the natural phenomena—whether good or bad—that are sure to unfold in the coming hours.

Weather is constantly changing. In the past, the only way to predict the weather was to look at the sky, observe the clouds, and guess what was likely to happen in the very near future.

Today, thanks to advanced technology, satellites are capable of transmitting information and long-term forecasts to the entire world, and travel by sea, air, and land is safe and comfortable, helping to avoid hazards.

You’ll enjoy gaining a better understanding of the weather phenomena that shape our lives by following the author’s engaging yet accurate explanations.