Weather in 30 Seconds

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Jen Green - Author

Adam Scaife - Author

Tom Woolley - Author

Tom Wooley - Author

Jeroni Lorente Castelló - Author

Antonio Díaz Pérez - Author

Cristina Rodríguez Fischer - Author

Jen Green - Author

A quick, visually supported tour of weather and climate, moving from everyday patterns and seasons to forecasting, extreme events and global warming. Its compact entries favour breadth and curiosity over sustained treatment of one topic.

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This book takes readers on a whirlwind tour of our planet's weather and climate. 30 key topics explore and explain the how and why of our global weather and its effects, from atmospheric influences, the seasons, and climate zones to extreme events, forecasting, and global warming. Each topic is presented in a neat 30-second sound bite, supported by a 3-second flash summary and a full-page colourful artwork. Fun active "missions" support the topics and encourage kids to find out more. With stunning artwork, the attention-grabbing format is engaging and immediate, introducing readers aged from 8 up to this fascinating subject that affects all our lives.

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Book Brief

At a Glance

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Weather· ExplainedClimate· ExplainedAtmospheric influences· Explained

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Beyond the Cover

weatherclimateatmospheric influencesclimate zonesextreme eventsforecastingglobal warmingeffects on people and the planet

Grounded book brief

What the book clearly raises

Understanding a changing atmosphere

The book explains how global weather and climate work, including atmospheric influences and climate zones.

Extreme events and global warming

These topics connect weather knowledge with prediction and with effects on people and the planet.

Worth knowing before you decide

Pay attention to how the book distinguishes weather from climate, explains extreme events and frames global warming. Short entries may simplify complicated relationships, so pause when a claim raises a question.

Confidence & Basis

This is a grounded book brief while Suitabook strengthens the analysis: the current material supports only a cautious reading; another book-specific source is still needed.

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Limited information

Anything not established here remains open; it is not being treated as absent or safe.

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