Colour photographs of cloud formations and their groundbreaking explanatory text enable readers to read the sky, pick up the clues and predict what the weather will do - a brilliant concept.
Alan Watts, one-time professional meteorologist, has spent considerable time studying wind changes and short-term alterations in the weather. This, combined with his enthusiasm for sailing, has enabled him to assist people to read the weather from the signs in the sky. He is also the author of Instant Wind Forecasting, Instant Storm Forecasting, The Weather Handbook and Weatherwise, all published by Adlard Coles Nautical.
A best-selling gem of a book... Invaluable for anyone who works (or
plays) in the great outdoors, it will enable the user to foretell,
with reasonable accuracy, whether it will rain or blow, not change
much or perhaps clear up soon.
*Towpath Walk Newspaper*
Another gem that's a dog-eared favourite.
*Coastal Cruising*
Useful in every clubhouse.
*Golf Monthly*
A handy and information-packed little volume.
*Birdwatch*
Well worth a place on the bookshelf or in the car or rucksack.
*The Countryman*
Excellent value and a good cockpit companion.
*Classic Boat*
Brilliant in its simplicity. Easy to understand. And there's
something undeniably cool about being able to predict the weather
quicker than you can find a forecast on Google.
*Ski + Board*
A gem of a book.
*48 North (US)*
As relevant now as it was before all these weather forecasting aids
were available. Absolutely recommended.
*Skywings*
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