Look Up to See What the Weather Will Be

Go behind the scenes of weather forecasting with TV meteorologist Guy Brown! Guy shares his weather journal to show you exactly what weather forecasting is like—from reading satellite images at the studio, to going on location in inclement weather conditions.

Since weather affects all living things, predicting and responding to changes in the weather is important to both humans and animals. In his journal, Guy will tell you all about how humans and animals alike respond to things like blinding fog, crackling thunderstorms, and whirling tornadoes.

With Mario Lugo's vivid art, readers see some of the amazing clouds that bring us wildly different weather and learn how animals use their adaptations to weather the storms. Guy introduces readers to cloud identification techniques while sharing a glimpse into survival, in town and in the wild.

So bring your rain boots, pack some sunscreen, and get ready for a weather adventure! Don't forget to watch the clouds and take notes along the way. By the end, you'll be ready to become a meteorologist just like Guy.

Author and TV meteorologist Guy Brown can be seen forecasting the weather on-air today in the Big Apple, New York City. Previously, he spent several years as a weather anchor in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area of Minnesota. He enjoys volunteering at local elementary schools, where he shares his passion for meteorology with children. How Cats Say I Love You is his second children's book, inspired by his beloved pet cat, Rosalie. He also dabbles in acrylic painting, and is an active member of the National Weather Association and the National Association of Black Journalists.

Mario Lugo resides in Sao Paulo, Brazil. He was born in San German, Puerto Rico. Fluent in Portuguese, Spanish, and English, he loves to express himself through art. He has taken painting, drawing and computer science classes, but is largely self-taught. With his twin brother, Manuel, they relocated to Sao Paulo in 2019, where Mario established himself as an illustrator and tattoo artist. Look Up to See What the Weather Will Be is his first book.