Welcome to the meteorology guide. Use the tabs above to explore resources in this subject.
Most of the meteorology books and journals are on the 3rd Floor of the Library. You'll find books in this subject in both the 'Books' and 'Large books' sections, the catalogue will indicate in which section a book located. Download a floor plan to help you find your way around. View the 3rd Floor plan (PDF)
We also have a wide range of e-books and e-journals relating to meteorology. See the Books and Journal articles tabs in this guide for more information.
Kelvin-Helmholtz instabilities observed from the research aircraft HALO. The cloud pattern indicates the occurrence of turbulence at the tropopause above a so called warm conveyor belt and indicates mixing processes in the tropopause region. Taken 28 September 2017.
Image Credits: Peter Hoor (distributed via imaggeo.egu.eu)
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A sampling by the American Meteorological Society of meteorology topics in the popular press
Lunchtime Seminars are a series of seminars that take place every Tuesday lunchtime during term time, from 13:00 to 13:50, in the Sutcliffe Lecture Theatre (GU01), Department of Meteorology, Earley Gate. Seminars are given by students and staff in the Department and cover a broad range of topics on weather and climate. All are welcome to attend. The programme for this term can be found here.
