weather forecast

If you are not a meteorological major:

Premise: Advanced mathematics, college physics foundation and fluid mechanics (refer to Fluid Mechanics Meteorological Press) have higher basic requirements, and many formulas have to be derived.

First look at some basic concepts in Introduction to Atmospheric Science, such as Atmospheric Physics, Sheng, Mao Jietai, Li Jianguo, Sang Jianguo and other Peking University Press.

Modern Climatology is published by Qilong Miao, Jiang Zhihong and Chen Haishan Meteorological Publishing House.

In addition, there are Principles of Weather Science, written by Zhu Ganggen, Lin and Shou Shaowen (combined with Weather Analysis, Chen, Gao Chuanzhi and other meteorological publishing houses) or Weather Science, written by Peking University Publishing House.

Finally, "Dynamic Meteorology" Lv Meizhong (Meteorological Press)

Further, look at numerical weather forecast (Meteorological Press), mesoscale meteorology (Meteorological Press), radar meteorology (Meteorological Press), satellite meteorology (Meteorological Press) and thermodynamics. statistical physics

The version of the above book is relatively new.

If you want to take an examination of meteorology-related meteorology:

Principles of Meteorology Zhu Ganggen Lin Shoushao Meteorological Publishing House

Dynamic Meteorology Lv Meizhong (Meteorological Press)

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