Historically, climate change has been a topic of interest for the scientific community for over a century, but it has only recently become a highly polarized and contentious issue. This has led to a state of confusion, with some people becoming anxious while others remain skeptical. In such an emotionally charged environment, how can one discern fact from fiction and move forward in a constructive way? In his book Weathering Climate Change, astronomer Hugh Ross takes a balanced approach, delving into both the current state of Earth's climate and its fascinating history. Ross presents a measured perspective, backed by evidence from multiple scientific disciplines, offering a much-needed voice of reason in the climate debate.