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Antony Woodward and Robert Penn have both long been obsessed with the weather, Antony as a pilot and Rob thanks to a round the world bicycle ride. 'A meteorological feast for every day of the year' -- Good Book Guide 'It's this year's Eats, Shoots and Leaves, an entertaining gift book that will keep difficult uncles distracted for hours on Christmas Day' -- Gua

Title	:	The Wrong Kind of Snow: The Complete Daily Companion to the British Weather
Author	:	Antony Woodward
Rating	:	4.66 (389 Votes)
Asin	:	0340937874
Format Type	:	Hardcover
Number of Pages	:	400Pages
Publish Date	:	2015-11-14
Language	:	English

Antony Woodward and Robert Penn have both long been obsessed with the weather, Antony as a pilot and Rob thanks to a round the world bicycle ride.

'A meteorological feast for every day of the year' -- Good Book Guide 'It's this year's Eats, Shoots and Leaves, an entertaining gift book that will keep difficult uncles distracted for hours on Christmas Day' -- Guardian online 'Worthwhile enough to shine for longer than gimmicky giftbooks often do' -- Independent 'Smart and well-researched' (five stars) -- Time Out 'Chock-packed full of tales if you're interested in the weather - and we all are - then this is a fascinating book' -- Robert Elms, The Robert Elms Show, BBC London 'Wonderful full of fascination and amusement' -- Alan Titchmarsh, The Alan Titchmarsh Show 'A perfect buy both fascinating trivia and a timely survey' -- Sainsbury's Magazine 'Th

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It's the great British obsession and not surprisingly: no other country in the world has such unpredictable weather, with such power to rule people's lives as we have. On the same day in 1930, rainfall in Yorkshire is so heavy that the Whitby lifeboat makes a rescue two miles inland. 9 February: 'British Rail blames the Wrong Kind of Snow' -- it was a journalist's phrase, but on this day in 1991 it stuck to the beleaguered BR like flesh to ice. 10 September: A violent storm -- rather than British sea power -- defeats the Spanish Armada in1588. 31 January: The 'Big Freeze' of 1963brings the FA Cup competition to a halt: every football pitch in Britain is frozen: the third round takes 66 days to complete: the Pools Panel is formed as a result. 15 July: The exceptionally hot and steamy summer of 1858 caused the Great Stink of London, resulting in the building of London's sewage system, still in use today. The Wrong Kind of Snow is the complete daily companion to this British phenomenon. Four centuries later, bad light and rain stop play at the Oval And much more.. From the Spanish Armada to the invention of the windscreen wiper, each of the 365 entries beautifully illustrates a day in the weird and wonderful history of the British and their weather