Given the myriad of on-line entertainment options available these days, we sometimes ignore the amazing theater of the sky above that streams 24/7, presenting a stunning panoply of colors, shapes and textures - and all with no monthly fee. This book is the ideal "user's manual" for sky watchers and introduces the reader to a wealth of phenomena, some familiar and some perhaps perplexing, which can be observed for your viewing pleasure. These sky "program notes" and photographs by Alan Sealls, one of the nation's preeminent broadcast meteorologists, reveals the names of these heavenly actors, making their performances all the more satisfying when they take their turns on the stage.

Walter A. Lyons, Ph.D., Past President, American Meteorological Society

Weather Things in Photos is an amazing collection of the beauty of Mother Nature. This book easily illustrates and explains weather phenomena for enjoyment and learning. Vivid illustrations will enlighten students' understanding of weather and meteorological conditions, making this book an absolute much-have. I'm thrilled to recommend it as a necessary tool for students, teachers, school libraries, parents and weather enthusiasts!

Yolanda Amadeo, Chief Meteorologist, WALB-TV

I will now be looking upwards a lot more. I really enjoyed the book. It was so informative. I felt like I attended two weeks of weather school. The clarity of the images is amazing. Attention to detail is mind blowing. This book will always have a place on my coffee table for everyone to see.

Timothy Jones, President, Eastern Shore Camera Club