People love talking about the weather. And we did a lot of talking during this year's busy hurricane season. Turns out the weather has a way of showing up in music — but less now than it used to.
WWNO’s Travis Lux talked with Paul Williams, an atmospheric scientist atthe University of Reading in the UK, whostudies how musicians write about the weather. He hopes climate change will inspire more weather-related music.
Could Climate Change Cause More Weather-Related Music? One Scientist Hopes So
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