The Weather Bible: The practical guide to observations, forecasts and phenomena

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Available for Pre-order. Due March 2027.

The Weather Bible: The practical guide to observations, forecasts and phenomena Author: Format: Paperback / softback First Published: Published By: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
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Pages: 288 Illustrations and other contents: Over 250 photographs and 40 colour diagrams Language: English ISBN: 9781399427555 Categories: , , , ,

An absorbing guide to understanding and interpreting the weather and forecasts, for all outdoor enthusiasts. Grounded in the latest science, this beautifully illustrated book is your practical guide to all things weather, from how our global weather systems work to other-worldly phenomena such as the mesmerising Northern Lights. It also shares handy tips on how to interpret forecasts – perfect for walkers, cyclists, sailors and anyone heading outside. Packed with beautiful photography and useful diagrams, The Weather Bible gives you a complete overview of climate zones from the tropics to the poles, as well as local effects in the mountains and at the coast. Find out about the origins and science of weather sayings and folklore, read intriguing case studie and improve your own skills, whether it’s getting a hiking watch, using weather apps or setting up your own personal weather station, interpreting the wind and clouds or extrapolating local trends. The Weather Bible is a wonderful treasure trove of fascinating and useful information for the armchair reader and anyone who spends time in the great outdoors.

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Author Biography

Kevin Sene is a keen hillwalker and photographer based in Edinburgh with a scientific background in water and climate. He has written three books on the links between climate, floods and water resources and is a Fellow of both the Royal Geographical Society and the Royal Meteorological Society, and an Honorary Researcher at Lancaster University. He has worked and travelled extensively in Europe, Africa and Asia. His website is: www.meteowriter.com