Radar Meteorology

The book explores the evolution of weather radar, originally developed during World War II for aircraft detection, and its transformation into a crucial tool for meteorologists and atmospheric scientists. It balances scientific principles with practical applications, covering the history of radar technology, atmospheric physics, and echo interpretation. The author emphasizes the complexity of modern radar systems and highlights future opportunities in radar meteorology. This comprehensive approach makes it essential for understanding both the science and operational aspects of weather radar.