Railroads and Weather
“Railroads and Weather” by Stanley Alcide Changnon, published by the American Meteorological Society in 2006, explores the significant impacts of weather on the railroad industry. This edition contains 124 pages and features 120 photographs that illustrate major storms from the last century, alongside the evolution of planning and response strategies within the industry. The book provides insights into the equipment and technology utilized to mitigate weather-related challenges.
Readers will find a comprehensive examination of the intersection between meteorology and transportation, focusing on how weather influences railroad operations. The content is tailored for those interested in science, earth sciences, and climatology, as well as railroad enthusiasts and history buffs. This book serves as a resource for understanding the complexities of weather impacts on railroads, making it relevant for both professionals in meteorology and those with a passion for trains.
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This is the first book to cover the impacts of weather on this massive industry. With 120 photos, this book covers major storms of the last century, as well as the evolution of the industry’s planning and response strategies, and the equipment and technology they use to combat weather impacts. This book promises to be a favorite of meteorologists interested in weather impacts, as well as railroad and history buffs of all ages.
“Railroads and Weather is a must-read for meteorologists wanting to understand the impact of their products on the rail community…as well as railroad operations personnel, and history buffs who just love trains.”
–Richard A. Wagoner, National Center for Atmospheric Research
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