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Chicago's weather is famous for its extreme variability, with hot summers, cold winters, and sudden storms that can strike at any time. In this fascinating study, Henry Joseph Cox delves into the meteorological science behind Chicago's weather, exploring everything from the city's geographic location to the impact of urbanization on the local climate. Whether you're a visitor to the Windy City or a lifelong resident, this book is essential reading for anyone interested in understanding the forces that drive Chicago's weather.
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