This advanced textbook, first published in 2006, examines developments in regional climatology and global climates.
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Howard A. Bridgman is a conjoint professor at the University of Newcastle in Australia.
John E. Oliver is Emeritus Professor at Indiana State University and a former Director of the University Climate Laboratory at Indiana State.
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