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Practical Meteorology: An Algebra-based Survey of Atmospheric Science

Roland Stull

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  • 28.1 MB
  • PDF

A complete university course on the atmosphere, from radiation, clouds and precipitation to fronts, thunderstorms, hurricanes and weather forecasting. It explains every concept with algebra instead of calculus and includes hundreds of solved examples.

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