Weird Weather

The book "Weird Weather" by David A. J. Seargent offers a fascinating exploration of the unusual and often unexplained phenomena in the Earth's atmosphere and beyond. It serves as a continuation of Seargent's previous work "Weird Astronomy," but focuses on atmospheric events and phenomena that are closer to our everyday lives. The author illuminates the often blurred line between astronomy and meteorology, discussing how these disciplines are intertwined. The book is aimed at readers interested in climate and weather who are willing to engage with the complex causes of climate change. Seargent presents the information in a balanced and scientific manner, addressing both well-known and mysterious aspects of weather and the atmosphere. The topics range from the atmospheric phenomena of Earth to the atmospheric peculiarities of other planets in the solar system, making the book a valuable resource for those interested in meteorology and astronomy.