South Australia's Extreme Weather: Its Human Impact

South Australia's Extreme Weather: Its Human Impact
ISBN-10
0646518410
ISBN-13
9780646518411
Category
Climatic extremes
Pages
194
Language
English
Published
2009
Authors
Tony Rogers, Anthony William Rogers, Judy Ferrante

Description

Heat waves, snowstorms, floods, droughts, tornadoes, rain and hail. South Australia's weather brings everything from idyllic snow to destructive bushfires and death. How do people cope? Sixteen human stories, some never told before, put you there at the time. Produced by The Australian Meteorological Association Inc and the Bureau of Meteorology, this book is about people and exceptional weather, how they cope, how they survive, and sadly, how they sometimes fail to survive. All proceeds are to be donated to the Royal Society for the Blind.

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