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"a very solid study of maritime meteorology... detailed but not over complicated" Multihull Review (May 2009) "If you want to distinguish between a cyclone and an anticyclone, then this is the book to read." Ships Monthly (May 2009) 'A technical and involved read.' Motor Boat & Yachting (November 2009) '...very informative, nicely laid-out and contains good illustrations with supported text.' Royal Naval Sailing Assoication (Summer 2009) 'offers all the meteorological theory that any mariner could ever want or need to know.' Ausmarine (March 2010)

Reeds Maritime Meteorology is written primarily for serving and trainee deck officers, those studying for certificates of competency in merchant ships and for fishermen. It provides descriptions of the elements and forces which contribute to maritime meteorology and the principles which govern them, and deals specifically with: weather forecasting at sea and the use of fax, navtex and saltellite technology ocean currents and swell tropical revolving storms the development and distribution of sea ice weather routeing passage planning the management and care of cargo in heavy weather There is an extensive glossary, revision questions at the end of each chapter, and a fold-out chart of ocean currents as well as numerous explanatory photos and diagrams. For this revised edition, the content and website addresses have been updated. 'Commended to anyone who requires a clear and authoritative introduction to the subject' Marine Engineers Review 'A splendid volume...a comprehensive and serious weather book' The Seafarer