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A systematic, illustrated survey of atmospheric cloud forms that describes high, middle, and low types with attention to shape, texture, and associated weather. It presents classification and nomenclature, plate photographs, guidance on measuring altitudes and photographing clouds, and practical notes for meteorologists and artists. The author treats the physical causes of condensation in general terms, outlines observational methods, and supplies references for further study, with the dual aim of promoting a more exact cloud vocabulary and encouraging careful, informed appreciation of cloud structure and beauty.

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Arthur William Clayden

Arthur William Clayden was an English author known for his work in the field of meteorology and atmospheric studies. His notable book, "Cloud Studies," explores the various forms and phenomena of clouds, contributing to the understanding of weather patterns and atmospheric science. Clayden's writing reflects a keen observation of nature and a scientific approach to the subject, making his work valuable for both enthusiasts and scholars interested in meteorology. His contributions to literature in this niche area highlight the intersection of science and art in the observation of the natural world.

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