Estudio Sobre Los Huracanes Ocurridos En La Isla De Cuba Durante El Mes De Octubre De 1870, by Manuel Fernández De Castro, offers a detailed examination of the hurricanes that struck Cuba in October 1870. Preceded by theoretical considerations on the nature, causes, timing, and frequency of these meteorological phenomena, the book provides valuable insights into 19th-century scientific understanding of hurricanes. This historical study is essential for those interested in the history of meteorology, Caribbean natural disasters, and the impact of extreme weather events on island communities. Fernández De Castro's work provides a unique perspective on a critical period in Cuba's climatic history, making it a significant contribution to the literature on natural disasters and climate science.
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