Need a best book in which following topics should be covered.

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The discussion centers on finding a comprehensive book covering the construction, functionality, and types of various weather instruments, specifically barometers, thermometers, rain gauges, anemometers, wind vanes, and hygrometers. Participants provide links to free documents and resources related to weather instruments, including two sites offering free PDFs and three additional sites that list relevant books. However, no specific book recommendations are made within the conversation. The resources shared include product catalogs and educational materials that could aid in understanding these instruments better.
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Hi experts!

I need a book in which construction, working and types of the following topics should be given.
I don't know much about these instruments. That's why kindly help me out.
Suggest me a best book.

list here:
1)Barometer
2)thermometer
3)rain gauge meter
4)anemometer
5)wind vane
6)hygrometer

Thanks.
 
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