Divided into three parts, ""Sky Holds Rivers"" first introduces the concept, then examines monitoring technologies, and finally analyzes environmental and societal impacts. The book uses data from scientific research and real-time weather events to present a complete view of the Earth's system, focusing on the scientific understanding of atmospheric rivers and their impact. The unique value of ""Sky Holds Rivers"" lies in its accessible blend of scientific rigor and clear language, making complex concepts understandable for a broad audience interested in Environment, Earth Sciences Geography. By connecting atmospheric rivers to fields like hydrology, ecology, and disaster management, it provides a holistic perspective. The book also underscores the increasing need for improved climate forecasting and disaster preparedness due to the growing intensity of weather events.