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A practical introduction to atmospheric behavior that blends classical names and imagery for winds with physical explanation and observational practice. The author describes the characteristics and regional effects of winds from different directions, the mechanics of sea breezes and storms, patterns of wind speed and turning with altitude, and basic forecasting principles. Emphasis is placed on how prevailing winds shape local climates, on data and instruments from observatory work, and on illustrative diagrams and examples that connect theory to everyday weather phenomena.

About the Author

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Alexander McAdie

Alexander McAdie was a prominent figure in the field of meteorology, known for his contributions to the understanding of wind patterns and weather phenomena. His notable work, "Wind and Weather," explores the intricacies of atmospheric conditions and their impact on the environment. McAdie's writings reflect a deep engagement with the scientific principles of meteorology, making complex concepts accessible to a broader audience. His insights have contributed to the foundational knowledge in the study of weather, and his work remains relevant to both scholars and enthusiasts of meteorological science.

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