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

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The Weather Book is a delightful miscellany of everything remotely meteorological. From exhilarating electrical storms to everyday drizzle, this book is the perfect entertaining guide to our favourite topic of small talk: the weather.
<p><b>From exhilarating ele...

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Description

Product ID:9781789295900
Product Form:Paperback / softback
Country of Manufacture:GB
Title:The Weather Book
Subtitle:Why It Happens and Where It Comes From
Authors:Author: Diana Craig
Page Count:192
Subjects:Weather and climate: general interest, Weather, Gift books, Gift books
Description:Select Guide Rating
The Weather Book is a delightful miscellany of everything remotely meteorological. From exhilarating electrical storms to everyday drizzle, this book is the perfect entertaining guide to our favourite topic of small talk: the weather.
<p><b>From exhilarating electrical storms to everyday drizzle, this book is the perfect entertaining guide to our favourite topic of small talk: the weather.</b><br><br>Our moods are affected by it; our plans are ruined by it; our conversations undoubtedly cover it – the weather is integral to our everyday lives. But while we groan at clouds obscuring the sun, rejoice when the rain stops, and gasp at loud cracks of thunder, for many of us the systems behind these weather patterns are a complete mystery. <br><br><i>The Weather Book </i>breaks down all manner of meteorological phenomena with handy diagrams and <b>explanations in simple layman’s terms</b>. From electrical storms and cyclones to the everyday drizzle, and including <b>fascinating anecdotes</b> of weather at its most extreme, this is a <b>practical</b> and engaging guide to understanding all things meteorological. <br><br>If you’ve ever wondered which old wives tales you can actually trust (does lightning really only strike once?) or wondered if there is any truth to the phrase ‘raining cats and dogs’ (in reality it’s more likely to be raining frogs), this book will answer all your <b>weather related queries</b> and teach you more about this endlessly fascinating topic.</p>
Imprint Name:Michael O'Mara Books Ltd
Publisher Name:Michael O'Mara Books Ltd
Country of Publication:GB
Publishing Date:2024-01-18