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Edward Graham is an atmospheric scientist and former Editor-in-Chief of Weather, the flagship journal of the Royal Meteorological Society. A former operational weather forecaster, he is a lecturer and researcher at the University of the Highlands and Islands in Scotland.
""[A] marriage of art and science. . . . Readers passionate about the skies and the artists who have studied them will find this book captivating."" * Kirkus Reviews * ""This truly excellent book will teach you the science of clouds in a manner accessible to anyone. You will be amazed at how easily you absorb the details and how you will almost immediately find yourself checking the sky and assigning labels to what you see.""---David Gascoigne, Travels with Birds ""This fascinating book not only identifies types of clouds and explains how they form and disperse, but also reminds us of the close historical connection between art and science in capturing natural phenomena.""---Simon Caterson, The Sydney Morning Herald ""What a field guide!""---Mark Avery
