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Great New England Storms of the 20th Century - Hardcover

Editors Of The Boston Globe

 
9780979013720: Great New England Storms of the 20th Century

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Boston Globe's, “Great New England Storms of the 20thCentury”, is 160-page account of eyewitness testimonies of the most devastating storms to hit New England. This 9"x 10”, hard-cover book, features more than 100 incredible pictures that recapture many of the most famous weather events on record. Storms recounted in the book include the devastating floods in 1936, the 1938 hurricane, a monster F5 tornado in 1953, the infamous Blizzard of ’78, the so-called “Perfect Storm” of 1991, and what are considered the ice storms of the century in 1998. It goes beyond outlining the historical facts of these events; it also illustrates the faces and stories behind each disaster. Along with eyewitness reports and vivid photographs culled from the archives of The Boston Globe, the Boston Public Library, and many other respected sources, “Great New England Storms of the 20th Century” features the personal stories of more than two dozen meteorologists representing every state in the region. The list of contributing meteorologists includes Dick Albert, Ken Barlow, Kelly Bates, Pete Bouchard, Barry Burbank, Jim Cantore, Ed Carroll, Steve Cascione, Bob Copeland, Joe Cupo, Geoff Fox, John Ghiorse, Dr. Mel Goldstein, Mike Haddad, Al Kaprielian, Don Kent, Brian Lapis, Kevin Lemanowicz, Sarah Long, Tom Messner, Mish Michaels, JC Monahan, Matt Noyes, Bruce Schwoegler, Mark Searles, and Dr. Fred Ward. The introduction is by Harvey Leonard.

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