*Aguado, Edward, and James E. Burt. 2007. Understanding Weather and Climate. Prentice Hall: NJ.

Reference for: Chapter 8, Atmospheric Circulation

*Danielson, Eric W., James Levin, and Elliot Abrams. 2003. Meteorology, 2nd Edition. McGraw-Hill Higher Education: IA.

Reference for: Chapter 8, Figures 8-1, 8-6, 8-7, 8-15, 8-18, 8-28, Weather and Climate, Evaporation and Precipitation, The Atlantic-Caribbean Hurricane Season

*Williams, Jack. 19097. The Weather Book, 2nd Edition. Random House: NY

Reference for: Chapter 8, Figure 8-27

*Ackerman, Steven A. and John A. Knox. 2007. Meteorology: Understanding the Atmosphere, 2nd Edition. Thomson Higher Education: CA

*Ahrens, C. Donald. 2007. Meteorology Today: An Introduction to Weather, Climate, and the Environment, 8th Edition. Thomson Higher Education: CA

*Bigg, Grant R. 1996. The Oceans and Climate. Cambridge University Press: UK

*Day, John. 2003. The Book of Clouds. Silver Lining Books: NY

*Dunlop, Storm. 2002. The Weather Identification Handbook. The Lyons Press: CT

*What’s Up With the Weather? 2000. NOVA. (VHS)

This outstanding two-hour collaborative Frontline/NOVA video presents both sides of the global warming debate, along with explanations of the greenhouse effect, the Keeling graph, the possible consequences of global warming, and the limitations of currently proposed solutions. Professor Sean highly recommends this video to all students and instructors.

Gordon, A.L., 2001. Interocean exchange. In: Ocean Circulation and Climate. Seidler, G., J. Church, and J. Gould, editors. Academic Press: CA

Reference for: Chapter 9, General Patterns of Ocean Circulation

Maury, Matthew. 1855 (1963). The Physical Geography of the Sea and Its Meteorology. The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press: MA

Reference for: Chapter 9, World Ocean Circulation.

*Moran, Joseph. 2006. Weather Studies: Introduction to Atmospheric Science. American Meteorological Society: Washington, D.C.

The Storm. 2005. Frontline. (DVD)