Throughout the history of man through legend and fable, by far the most dominant factor in everyday existence, and also the least understood, has been weather. Man has always known that the weather was driven by the sun. But there are also historical references from all civilizations past, that comets have caused immense destruction and devastation upon earth. Confirmation of Mr. McCanney’s famous Plasma Discharge Comet Model now corroborates these historical records. Even today scientists mistakenly believe that the visible light from the sun is the dominant force in shaping our weather. In the 1970s as spacecraft data began to return to earth from the distant planets, Mr. McCanney’s theoretical work on the electrical nature of the solar system and universe began to synthesize into the foundation that has become his lifelong weather work, now culminating in this book. Previous books in this series have created the base of knowledge that the reader must understand before complex weather systems driven by solar electrical energy can be understood by the trained scientist as well as the layman. The plasma electrical environment of the solar system is extremely complex, but the individual principles and systems can be described one by one and then put together like a giant jigsaw puzzle. By the time you finish reading this book, which is written for the average person on the street as well as Ph.D. scientists, you will have a thorough understanding of the complex term we call weather. Unfortunately, meteorology has been stalled in archaic and outdated principles. This book will be the seminal treatise for understanding meteorology that will last for hundreds of years.