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Severe and Hazardous Weather in Canada The Geography of Extreme Events

Out of Print
By: Catherine Conrad
256 pages, 30 photos, 80 figs, 15 maps
Severe and Hazardous Weather in Canada
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  • Severe and Hazardous Weather in Canada ISBN: 9780195426274 Paperback Jul 2010 Out of Print #187872
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About this book

Lightning, hail, floods, drought, tornadoes, blizzards and ice storms: Canada's climate can be extreme. Given the inevitable changes in our global climate, there is great interest in how our weather is being affected. Taking a non-scientific approach, this text describes weather phenomena and their spatial distribution in Canada, and gives an explanation for spatial trends.

Contents

Foreword;
1. Introduction to Severe Weather and Hazardous Weather in Canada;
2. Severe Weather Forecasting;
3. Severe Winter Weather;
4. Severe Summer Weather;
5. Water: Too Much or Not Enough;
6. Tropical Cyclones;
7. Canadians and Weather: Vulnerability, Risk, Adaptation and Mitigation;
Conclusion;
References;
Index

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Out of Print
By: Catherine Conrad
256 pages, 30 photos, 80 figs, 15 maps
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