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The Weather Book: Why It Happens And Where It Comes From

3.88 ( 153 Ratings by Goodreads)
The Weather Book: Why It Happens And Where It Comes From

The Weather Book: Why It Happens And Where It Comes From

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3.88 (153 Ratings by Goodreads)
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Published: 24 September, 2009
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Description

The Weather Book is a delightful miscellany of everything remotely meteorological. It is jam-packed with enlightening facts, practical diagrams and clear explanations about weather phenomena and why they form. It includes: weather systems - electrical storms, heat waves, hail, cyclones and the good-old British drizzle; weather tales - from raining frogs in Sussex, to ball lightning and sand storms in the East Midlands; weather forecasts - how the Met Office gathers information and makes predictions; and, old-school weather wisdom - 'Red sky at night, shepherds delight' All of the above plus an array of fascinating facts, quotes and anecdotes make up this charming gift book. This title helps to refresh your memory from long forgotten school lessons and extend your knowledge on one of Britain's most talked about subjects.
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Type Book
ISBN13 9781843173540
ISBN10 1843173549
Number Of Pages 192
Item Weight 258 g
Product Dimensions 130 x 26 x 186 mm
Publisher / Reseller Michael O'Mara
Format hardback
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Media Reviews

A delightful miscellany... This great book will extend your knowledge on one of Britain's most talked about subjects The Times This lively book is packed with weather facts... Become your pub quiz expert on things meteorological BBC Country File Magazine A reminder of what nature is about, how is works, how plants and animals exist - without being too scientific The Countryman

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Author's Bio

Diana Craig is an experienced author and editor with a particular interest in nature and the natural world.

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