A history of meteorology in the Isle of Man

A history of meteorology in the Isle of Man

The instrument enclosure at Ronaldsway in 2010. The Isle of Man has a rugged terrain that causes many modifications to the local weather. Perhaps due to the varied effects, there is a long tradition of the inhabitants having an interest in meteorology and there have been more than a hundred sites wh...

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