In Faversham, Kent, in 2003, the highest ever temperature in the UK wasrecorded: a blistering 38.5 DegreesC (101.3 DegreesF). The word 'blirty' in Scotland describes 'gusts of wind and rain'. The weather is a subject that is hard to ignore; and for good reason it's forever changing, so there's always plenty to talk about. This charming miscellany, as wide ranging and unpredictable as the weather itself, is filled with curious historical facts, amazing statistics and fascinating anecdotes that will keep you entertained come rain or shine! AUTHOR: Storm Dunlop is an author and translator whose books on astronomy and meteorology have been translated into 23 languages. His extensive published works include Collins Gem Weather, How to Identify Weather and Wild Guide Weather. He is a Fellow of both the Royal Astronomical Society and the Royal Meteorological Society and tutor at Chichester College of Arts and Sciences.
Author Biography
Storm Dunlop is an author and translator whose books on astronomy and meteorology have been translated into 23 languages. His extensive published works include Collins Gem Weather, How to Identify Weather and Wild Guide Weather. He is a Fellow of both the Royal Astronomical Society and the Royal Meteorological Society and tutor at Chichester College of Arts and Sciences. He is based in West Sussex.
