Author: Laura Tobin
Meteorology & climatology
Published on 1 October 2026 by New River Books Ltd in the United Kingdom.
Hardback | 288 pages
143 x 223 x 27 | 368g
'The perfect Christmas present!' LORRAINE KELLY'You'll love this book. In fact, I confidently forecast it' RICHARD MADELEYMost of us talk about the weather every day - it shapes our lives, our cities, even our history - but how much do we really know about it?In Come Rain or Shine, award-winning meteorologist Laura Tobin lifts the lid on the fascinating science behind the forecast, revealing a world richer and more surprising than you'd ever believe. Blending compelling anecdotes, folklore, and first-hand insights, Laura unpacks how the weather really works - from wind and rain to cloud, fog, and sea - and shows you how to spot its clues for yourself. Along the way, you'll discover:?
Why raindrops are bigger than they used to be?
Why the sea is warmest in September and chilliest in March?
Why bad weather is at the heart of conflicts worldwide?
How rainbows form and what they mean?
How your location affects YOUR weather... and much more.
Inquisitive, engaging and full of unforgettable facts, this book will quite simply change how you how you experience the world - come rain or shine! PRAISE FOR COME RAIN OR SHINE 'We can predict eclipses years ahead, and yet tomorrow's weather can still catch us out. This hugely entertaining book explains why - and makes the remarkable science of forecasting wonderfully easy to understand.'
CAROL VORDERMAN 'Every time I chat to Laura, I come away with another incredible weather fact that changes the way I look at the world around me - and I can't wait to tell someone else. You too can have these moments with this book. Prepare to see the weather through new eyes!' KATE GARRAWAY 'Laura has a remarkable gift for making the science of weather and climate accessible, engaging and endlessly fascinating. She brings both scientific credibility and infectious enthusiasm to every page.' PROFESSOR LIZ BENTLEY, FRMetS, Chief Executive, Royal Meteorological Society'A fantastic book' JIMMY'S FARM'Absolutely loving this' MATT GREEN