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Marine meteorology is a book category focused on the study of weather and climate over the world’s oceans and coastal zones, emphasizing the interactions between the atmosphere and the sea. Titles in this genre cover topics such as marine weather forecasting, wind and wave dynamics, storm and hurricane behavior over water, fog and sea-ice processes, ocean-atmosphere coupling (e.g., El Niño/La Niña), and the impacts of climate change on marine conditions. Books may be practical guides for mariners and offshore operators (navigation, routing, safety), technical manuals and textbooks for researchers and forecasters (observational methods, remote sensing, numerical modeling), or applied volumes for coastal managers and environmental planners. Overall, marine meteorology bridges meteorology, oceanography, and climate science, offering both theoretical foundations and operational tools for understanding and predicting the sea-surface environment.

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