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Under the Weather explores the relationship between human mobility and severe weather exacerbated by the climate emergency. Offering an ecological approach to mobilities, Sodero argues that mobility can be reimagined to work with, rather than against, the climate in ways that also benefit the health, education, and economy of communities.

Climatic changes. --- Human ecology. --- Severe storms. --- Atlantic. --- Canada. --- Colville. --- Goyette. --- Halifax. --- Kijp. --- Ktaqmkuk. --- Mikmaki. --- Newfoundland. --- NovaScotia. --- carbon. --- change. --- coastal. --- contingency. --- disaster. --- disruption. --- ecological. --- emergency. --- emissions. --- flexibility. --- fuel. --- globalheating. --- health. --- hurricane. --- immobilities. --- infrastructure. --- ktuk. --- mobilities. --- ocean. --- poetry. --- redundancy. --- resilience. --- revolutionize. --- root cellars. --- sea level rise. --- severe weather. --- supply chains. --- sustainability. --- transformation. --- transportation. --- vital. --- vulnerability. --- warming.