The Mentor: The Weather Serial Number 110; 1 July, 1916

"The Mentor: The Weather" by Charles Fitzhugh Talman is a scientific work that investigates the field of meteorology, probably created around the beginning of the 1900s era. The book examines different aspects of the weather, like events in the atmosphere, the science of predicting the weather, and the effects of weather studies on people. Talman attempts to show the importance of grasping weather patterns and the basic scientific rules that control them. In this short yet detailed guide, Talman looks into weather details, opening with the parts and functions of the atmosphere, explaining things like temperature, air pressure, and how weather systems such as cyclones and anticyclones work together, also pointing out how weather affects farming and daily routines, stressing how useful trustworthy weather predictions are to stop disasters from occurring, and by making complicated weather ideas easier to understand with clear descriptions and similar situations, Talman promotes a greater understanding of the weather and the science that seeks to define it.