Storm Watchers: The Turbulent History of Weather Prediction from Franklin's Kite to El Niño
by John D. Cox
Traces the evolution of weather prediction from Franklin’s kite experiments to contemporary understanding of El Niño, highlighting major scientific milestones.
About This Book
Storm Watchers presents the development of weather forecasting from the eighteenth century onward.
The narrative follows key scientific milestones and the gradual improvement of prediction methods.
Emphasis is placed on both early experiments and later technological progress in meteorology.
The book situates these advances within broader historical and scientific contexts.
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