Weather Patterns of East Anglia,Alfred Glenn

Weather Patterns of East Anglia\n\nGlenn, Alfred\nPublished by Terence Dalton Limited, Lavenham, Suffolk (1987) Vg condition book, in Vg condition dust wrapper, not price clipped. Bound in the publisher's orange cloth, titled in gilt to the spine in gilt. Internally the  book is clean and tight and free from any previous owner's markings. \n\nWhether it is because of a heatwave or because of a period of extremely cold weather with blizzards and freezing fog, the weather is always the subject of the Englishman's conversation. It often appears to be unpredictable, changes occurring with a rapidity that often outwits even the professional meteorologist. Alfred Glenn, who has been operating his own meteorological station at his home near Ipswich for many years, believes that however freakish it might sometimes seem, the weather does conform to certain recurring patterns. Using records built up over a very long period both at his own station and at others spread across the regio.