Instant Wind Forecasting

by Alan Watts

Instant Wind Forecasting is a quick reference guide for all who work or play outdoors whether dinghy, coastal or offshore sailors, fishermen, motorboaters, farmers, golfers, walkers or pilots. It will help them make meaningful predictions based on the look of the sky and the feel of the day. This book is the perfect companion to Alan Watt's international bestseller Instant Weather Forecasting. Its easily accessible format and revolutionary presentation has established the author's reputation as a layman's meteorologist. 'Still the best book of its kind around' All At Sea 'Worthwhile having either at home or on board' The Gaffers Log

Genres: Nonfiction, Science, Reference

128 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 1968

Reviews

[Numidica]

Excellent short reference book for predicting weather. I'll have this on my iPad when I go sailing next.

[Thomas Schulte]

A very technical reference. Probably its most useful part for the layman is the central portion where verso is a consist tabular set of details and inferences to make with the recto, full-page photograph of common cloud formations.

[Bern J]

Short book, lots of information, lots of photos. It's all in reading the clouds.

[Jonathan]

It's a short and very technical guide. Limited purpose, but good for that. Active sailors and perhaps campers are the main audience.

[Oliver Perkins]

Such a good book - It was a really helpful resource for writing my own book. I love the large, easy to see cloud photos!