Titlebook: Compendium of Meteorology; H. R. Byers,H. E. Landsberg,H. G. Houghton,Thomas Book 1951 American Meteorological Society 1951 atmospheric s

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On the Physics of Clouds and Precipitationrtion of the science. This division of the field includes topics such as atmospheric optics, atmospheric electricity, solar and long-wave radiation, and the physical processes of condensation and precipitation. The latter is the subject of the present contribution. The discussion will start with a c

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General Meteorological Opticsions are introduced with a brief description of the major phenomena and a summary of known facts. For abnormal variations the reader is referred to the multitude of meteorological, astronomical, and general science periodicals. Visible sound waves in the sky, frequently observed during World War II,. could not be considered here.

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Ions in the Atmospheree which are regarded as normal and to include in the discussions, which are of necessity brief, only those items which are most important. References to investigations have also been restricted to those regarded as most pertinent to the subject at hand.

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