Comments from Others About The Book!
"Sturtevant has gone to the right people and drawn from a wide body of
classic storm research." .... "Sturtevant is meticulous about
assigning credit for content to the many sources listed in the Bibliography."
.... "Sturtevant is generous with illustrations providing many radar,
satellite and thermodynamic images." - Robert Henson - UCAR Bulletin,
American Meteorological Society - Volume 77, No. 10, October 1996.
The author gives the look into the complex world of severe weather
forecasting, by giving step-by-step analysis of what type conditions need to
be present for severe weather" .... "All in all the book is well
researched and very well written." - David S. Carroso - Weather Watch
Magazine - January 1996.
"I do not personally know of a text which incorporates all the rules for
using indices and inferences drawn from analyses as the author has done
here." - Anonymous Reviewer.
"Your Book is incredible. You have put an amazing effort behind this piece
of work. I am amazed at the detailed coverage of so many forecasting topics.
My thanks to you for providing the basis of what ought to be a graduate course
in Meteorology." - Rod
"Your book, The Severe Local Storm Forecasting Primer is excellent!
It's inclusive and written with an operational eye. Do you by any chance
have any other books on line or know of any of a similar nature for other
forecasting applications? I'd love to have the references." - Salinda
"Your book is most interesting. Having searched for some of the info
contained in your text and now having found it I am thrilled!" - Rod
"The author appears to have faithfully reproduced the ideas and rules
developed by well-known researchers in the field." - Anonymous Reviewer.
"This is just the book I have been looking For!" - R.
"Reads like a Doctoral Dissertation." - Carl
"As suspected the book became a much easier sell to the group." - Stu
"It certainly represents at lot of work on your part."
- Allen
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Author, Severe Local Storm Forecasting Primer
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