Luke Howard, one of the most prominent meteorologists of the early 19th century, draws on decades of data to analyze the various factors that influence the temperature, precipitation, and overall climate of London. From the impact of city streets and buildings to the effects of air pressure and wind, Howard's study offers a compelling portrait of the weather patterns that define London throughout the year.

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