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	title:	Mountain Weather: A Practical Guide for Hillwalkers and Climbers in the British Isles (Cicerone Techniques)
	author:	David E. Pedgley
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Cicerone Press
	released:	March 20, 2006
	isbn:	1852844809
	isbn-13:	9781852844806

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Customer Reviews
Tells You Everything You Wanted to Know About Mountain Weather! - Rated What a cracking little book. Remember all of that weather stuff you learnt at school and can't quite remember if you've got it right? This book is a must for all hill walkers and mountaineers. It's split into three sections. Weather forecasts, well, explains about weather forecasts. Weather maps explains all of those funny lines and symbols. But it is section 3 that is the most interesting, for it explains how mountains create their own weather - on the tops and in the valleys. Fascinating stuff. I've pondered buying this for years. I wish I'd read it a long time ago.

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Tells You Everything You Wanted to Know About Mountain Weather! - Rated 5/5
What a cracking little book. Remember all of that weather stuff you learnt at school and can't quite remember if you've got it right?

This book is a must for all hill walkers and mountaineers. It's split into three sections. Weather forecasts, well, explains about weather forecasts. Weather maps explains all of those funny lines and symbols.

But it is section 3 that is the most interesting, for it explains how mountains create their own weather - on the tops and in the valleys. Fascinating stuff.

I've pondered buying this for years. I wish I'd read it a long time ago.