Yorkshire's favourite TV weather forecaster, Paul Hudson, portrays the region's weather at its most stunning. Using many remarkable photographs submitted by viewers, he covers such themes as lightening strikes, dramatic auroras in the night sky and the dire floods of recent years. Vintage pictures from the Yorkshire Post archive add a fascinating historical perspective. Yet, this is far more than just a picture book. In response to popular demand, Paul writes about his memorable TV moments both on and off screen. Here is revealed the blunt Yorkshire reaction of the spectators when he arrived at a Headingley test match in pouring rain after confidently predicting sundrenched conditions the previous evening. And we learn the truth of what happened when he likened Look North's co-presenter Christa Ackroyd to a python - 'big fat and slimy' At the other extreme the book ends on a serious note, Paul explaining in a succinct and readable way the likely consequences of the present climate change. He makes a personal plea: "We will reach a point in the not too distant future when we will have no control over our ever warming climate with its enormous implications for mankind.
I don't know about you but I really don't want to take that sort of risk with our future. This is why we must try and curb carbon dioxide emissions as a matter of urgency".
- ISBN10 1905080131
- ISBN13 9781905080137
- Publish Date October 2005 (first published August 2005)
- Publish Status Out of Print
- Out of Print 8 November 2012
- Publish Country GB
- Imprint Great Northern Books Ltd
- Edition Limited edition
- Format Hardcover
- Pages 112
- Language English