Politics, Statistics and Weather Forecasting, 1840-1910

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The history of weather forecasting is intricately linked to the development of nation-states and the evolution of statistical methods in the Western world. This book explores how these elements shaped the practices and technologies of meteorology, revealing the interplay between scientific progress and political structures. Through this lens, it examines the transformation of weather prediction into a crucial tool for governance and societal planning.