Rain, Hail, Sleet & Snow was first published by Nancy Larrick in 1961 and served as an introduction to elementary students about how weather conditions are formed.
The book has been out of print for quite some time and modern books do not offer this age group such an approachable discussion of how inclement weather is formed and the conditions that effect it.
While it does not discuss the most modern tools of meteorology, it does mention the use of airplanes, satellites, and other tools of measurement.
Other topics besides rain, hail, sleet and snow that are discussed are tornadoes and hurricanes, lightning and thunder, fog, humidity, water vapor, condensation, ice crystals, and the different types of clouds.
Living Library Press Rain, hail, sleet & snow, paperback/nancy larrick
