The Met Office Cloud Book - Updated Edition: How to Understand the Skies

You must live Clouds to enjoy this book. But it is excellent

I bought this for my wife and she is thrilled to bits with it. Very informative with a lot of clouds she has to see yet although lately there has been a lot of different clouds to look up and name.

The photographs are beautiful and clear but the text is very small and in a grey font making it difficult to read.

I have this wonderful book and have bought it as a Christmas present for someone who walks daily and takes pictures and usually comments on the clouds. This book I thought would give them more insight into what they are about

Comprehensive, great photos.

Loverly book bought for wifey at Christmas

I bought a set of three assorted cloud books. Great illustrations and extremely informative. A must buy if you are interested in clouds, their formations and how and why they form.

Er, not as good as I hoped mainly because of its daft size. Yes I should have checked but at 10" long x 6.5" its quite difficult to use. The content of course is brilliant as are the photos (apart from the 'climate change' bit which comes to no conclusion at all but fits the obligatory narrative where every discussion about anything and everything needs to reference it) Bring back 'The Observer book of clouds' which you could actually carry around with you.

Interested in clouds and what to expect weather wise and beauty wise with different cloud formations. I like finding out about clouds that I take photos of, to learn more about them. it’s not quite as thorough as I would have preferred, but it covers a little more than just the basics.

A fun & informative book. An identification key would be nice to have.

Great pictures. good size book to carry with you.

I purchased this for a gifted first grader, but it ended up being too technical. Great for a cloud enthusiast or a budding meteorologist!

It was a birthday present. I was disappointed that as a paperback book it was rather bent