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Suggests experiments and projects illustrating basic principles and phenomena of meteorology, including precipitation, temperature, wind, and seasonal changes.

Clarifies the study of the forces and principles involved with weather through the use of models and associated activities.

Presents over sixty experiments exploring the mysteries of climate and weather.

Includes ten experiments involving heat, wind, air, and water which demonstrate how these elements are related to weather.

Contains a variety of projects related to all aspects of the weather.

Text, illustrations, and suggested activities introduce weather, its effects on people and animals, and methods of observing and recording it.

Photographs and illustrated instructions for preparing experiments relating to the weather.

Simple experiments demonstrate the different forces that cause different kinds of weather.

Describes the science of such types of weather as rain, floods, wind, thunder and lightning, snow and ice, and drought, and presents instructions for simple experiments that teach how these phenomena occur.

Explains the science behind weather, including wind, humidity, and storms, and presents instructions for ten weather experiments.

Experiments and activities explain clouds, fog, rain, snow, and wind.

Scientific activities teach principles about weather, including how to measure the wind's speed, how to make a barometer, and how to forecast the weather by looking at clouds.

Helps readers discover how the weather works. Suggests hands-on activities and experiments.

Provides instructions for science experiments designed to help children learn about the weather, grouped in the categories of air and temperature, water, ice and snow, wind, and thunder and lightning.

Uses simple projects and activities to introduce the sky, stars, Moon, and planets and the changes that can be observed in the weather.