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Studying Weather and Climates
Written by Conrad J. Storad
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Intermediate Readers Explore The Difference Between Climate And Weather.
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Conrad J. Storad
Conrad J. Storad is the author of more than 30 science and nature books for children and young adults. When he is not writing books and sharing stories with young readers, Storad serves as director of the Office of Research Communications at Arizona State University. His duties include editing and writing stories about science, scholarship, and creative activity taking place at the nation's largest public university. Prior to working at ASU, Storad worked as a reporter, editor, and freelance magazine writer.
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