Weather Prediction by Numerical Process

Discover the groundbreaking work of Lewis Fry Richardson in "Weather Prediction by Numerical Process," a pivotal text in the fields of meteorology and climatology. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2007, this 2nd revised edition spans 250 pages, showcasing Richardson's visionary approach to weather forecasting through mathematical analysis and numerical modeling.

Richardson was a true pioneer, laying the foundation for modern weather prediction techniques that we rely on today. With insights that remain relevant, his concepts have significantly influenced contemporary climate modeling. This edition features a detailed foreword by Peter Lynch, providing valuable context to Richardson's enduring legacy and the advancements in meteorology that followed his groundbreaking ideas.

Whether you're a student of Earth Sciences, a professional in meteorology, or simply fascinated by the science of climate, this book is an essential addition to your library. Dive into the world of numerical weather prediction and explore the intricacies of the science behind forecasting.