Your Quick Guide to Clouds and the Weather The Weather fascinates us.
He runs his own website and Weather blog.. (Ryan loved the radar!) After earning a degree in synoptic meteorology from Purdue University, Ryan worked as an aviation meteorologist for eight years.
There, he developed a fascination with the weather--thanks largely to his dad\'s career in the airline industry.
About author(s): Ryan Henning was born and raised in Minnesota, where he spent most of his formative years in the Minneapolis suburb of Victoria.
Whether you\'re at home with your family or on a solo backpacking adventure, this guide can give you the information needed to stay safe and enjoy the great outdoors.
It\'s pocket-sized format makes it handy to keep in your glove box, tent, or desk drawer, so it\'s always there when you need it.
This meteorology reference presents the types of phenomena you might encounter at home or in nature.
An introduction to Weather forecasting rounds out the booklet, where readers learn about interpreting Weather forecasts and available model information.
That section is followed by one on fair Weather observations, including sun dogs and rainbows.
He details the causes, potential effects, and what you should do in the event of occurrences like thunderstorms, hail, tornadoes, and blizzards.
Ryan explains how to Identify Weather conditions that could produce severe weather.
Perhaps the most important section of the booklet is about severe Weather safety.
Next, the booklet explains various forms of precipitation, including rain, snow, sleet, and freezing rain.
Weather Basics begins with an identification guide to clouds, broken into identifying them from below and from a distance.
To that end, meteorologist Ryan Henning provides a straighforward, easy-to-Understand introduction to Weather basics in a conveniently sized booklet.
The Weather deserves our attention and understanding.
It\'s a part of our everyday lives, and it influences everything from travel plans to daily routines.
It\'s captivating, beautiful--and sometimes dangerous.
Your Quick Guide to Clouds and the Weather The Weather fascinates us
