The Weather Wizard's Cloud Book - Predict Weather by Reading the Clouds

We've always wanted to be able to predict the weather with some accuracy by looking at the clouds. This book will teach you a simple method to do just that. Here's how it works:

1. Figure out which way the wind is blowing.
2. Look at the clouds overhead.
3. Match the clouds you see with one of the full-color cloud photographs in "The Weather Wizard's Cloud Book," and the caption beneath the photograph will tell you what kind of weather to expect.

With amazing accuracy, this simple system can account for swiftly changing local weather developments more effectively than weather maps or official area forecasts, which are issued well in advance of weather conditions.

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