Invisible Iceberg: How the Weather Sank the Titanic | AccuWeather

In his debut book "Invisible Iceberg: When Climate and Weather Shaped History," AccuWeather founder and Executive Chairman Dr. Joel N. Myers leads readers on a journey from the beginning of time through modern days, exploring how weather and climate impacted world events throughout history like the Titanic disaster.
he book's title stems from a fascinating chapter on the sinking of the massive ship, bringing together little-known details and weather data to create a clearer picture of what really happened that cold April night.
In this clip, he explains why they couldn't "hear" the iceberg coming due to calm winds, but that's only one of many factors he explains in his book.
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[@saraeastman40]

How are you blaming the weather for what was clearly the captain’s error. Humans are the problem

[@retrodeedee4126]

Same tape rolling for 20 min & repeating.

[@Donnoha]

That was it? He should have stayed in bed.