Climatology: .

by Robert V. Rohli

Instructors are often challenged when teaching a course such as Climatology because of the wide range of background in subject matter among the students. Climatology provides a thorough foundation in the processes contributing to the condition of the climatic system for students with little background while still providing the depth and rigor sufficient for the upper-level undergraduate or introductory-level graduate course. Beginning with an overview of climatology basics, an introduction to the atmosphere, and a discussion on climatology vs. meteorology, the authors guide students in a thorough study of advanced climatology issues. From the climatology of storms, global climatic change, and atmospheric teleconnections, topics are covered in a fresh and contemporary style. With its comprehensive approach and accessible format, Climatology will prove to be the ideal text for your course!

Genres: Textbooks, Science

467 pages, Paperback

First published October 18, 2007

About the author

Dr. Rohli is professor of meteorology, atmospheric circulation, geoscience, and climatology. He is affiliated with the Department of Oceanography and Coastal Sciences, Louisiana State University (Baton Rouge, LA, USA).

Reviews

[Commitredrum]

Very clear basic information on climate and weather. Fails to explain complex topics to a great degree, but may be my own inability to understand.