The Afterword on weather and history part 2

If you have ever felt “under the weather" or experienced a “breath of fresh air,” then you know the personal impact of meteorological science in everyday life.

Dr. Elizabeth Smith, research meteorologist at NOAA and board member for the National Weather Museum, along with Dr. Vladimir Jankovic, professor at University of Manchester, shares how weather and health overlap.

We learn from these experts that the industrial revolution was the beginning of how human pollution integrated with weather events. Drs. Smith and Jankovic explain that climate impacts every aspect of every area of our lives, past, present and future.

National Weather Museum

Reading the Skies

Every Little Thing Why does the wind make me angry?