Author: Various. Published by Meteorological Branch Department of Transport, Canada, 1961 1st Edition, (This is the 1970, 3rd Edition reprint). Printed in Canada by The Queen's Printer Ottawa. Very Good Condition SOFTCOVER Book, with slight cover wear, and 1st owner name inside, but extremely presentable. Clean inside, tight spine. Size: 9.75 x 6.5 inch, 145 pages.
WEATHER WAYS, The first edition of Weather Ways was issued as a successor to "A Pilot's Course in Weather" by D.B. Kennedy, which had been for many years the standard text on weather for training flying personnel in Canada. And here's a 1970 3rd Ed. reprint for your library or archive.
Weather Ways is a classic Canadian meteorological guide published by the Meteorological Branch of the Department of Transport, Canada. Originally released around 1961 with a 1970 reprint, the manual covers fundamental weather patterns, cloud formations, and practical forecasting tailored for aviators, This Third Edition printing once again makes appropriate revisions to keep the text abreast of new knowledge in the Canadian science of meteorology.
