Robert FitzRoy's "The Weather Book" is a foundational text in meteorology, detailing weather phenomena and forecasting methods. Published in 1863, it is notable for being the first popular weather handbook and for introducing the term "forecast" into common usage.
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Robert FitzRoy — The Weather Book in Earth Science
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