The Weather Experiment

Discover the fascinating world of meteorology in Weather Experiment by Peter Moore, published in 2016. This compelling book delves into the lives of pioneering meteorologists who challenged the norms of their time, battling against convention and religious beliefs to pursue their groundbreaking work. Explore the contributions of influential figures such as Luke Howard, renowned for classifying clouds, Francis Beaufort, who developed the wind scale, and James Glaisher, an intrepid explorer of the upper atmosphere through hot air ballooning. With 432 pages of rich historical narrative, Weather Experiment offers a captivating insight into the evolution of weather forecasting and the brave individuals who shaped it. Perfect for history buffs and science enthusiasts alike, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in the intersection of science and society.