| So Much Weather |
| Facts, Phenomena and Weather Lore from Atlantic Canada |
| Gary L. Saunders |
Author Gary Saunders examines the weather from all
possible angles - from the basics of cloud formations and
global warming to the unexpected, like runny noses and long
johns, to housing and health and everything in between.
So Much Weather! is a collection of Maritime facts, history,
and lore written with the passion of an aficionado and the
extensive knowledge of a devotee.
Saunders's style is comfortable, like chatting over the back
fence with a weather-wise neighbor. His enthusiasm is so
contagious that you'll find yourself recalling his observations
- on how to read the clouds, keep a weather journal, make
your own forecasts, and avoid getting struck by lightning -
every time you glance at the sky.
possible angles - from the basics of cloud formations and
global warming to the unexpected, like runny noses and long
johns, to housing and health and everything in between.
So Much Weather! is a collection of Maritime facts, history,
and lore written with the passion of an aficionado and the
extensive knowledge of a devotee.
Saunders's style is comfortable, like chatting over the back
fence with a weather-wise neighbor. His enthusiasm is so
contagious that you'll find yourself recalling his observations
- on how to read the clouds, keep a weather journal, make
your own forecasts, and avoid getting struck by lightning -
every time you glance at the sky.
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A Most Weatherful Place How Come We Get So Much Weather? Memorable East Coast Weather Myth, Lore and Science What Causes Weather Anyway? The Atmosphere: Womb of Weather Ice Magic Weather and Flora Weather and Wildlife Weather and Work Weather and Health Weather and Clothing Weather and Shelter Weather in Woods Weather Lore and Superstition Cloudscapes Fire From the Sky Thor's Hammer: Inside Thunder and Lightning Special Effects Backyard Forecasting Keeping a Weather Journal Global Warming and Us |
| Gary Lloyd Saunders is a forester-artist now retired from the Nova Scotia Department of Natural Resources. He is the author of numerous articles and seven non-fiction books, including Discover Nova Scotia: The Ultimate Nature Guide (2001). |
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