When weather rivals the enemy at sea

Is there a good book about a naval situation where weather was a greater threat than enemy action?

No specific book is named, but the Arctic convoys, Falklands War, and Typhoon Cobra are offered as examples.

The request for a book about weather posing a greater threat than enemy action produces campaign examples rather than a specific title. Arctic convoys are offered as a particularly strong case. The Falklands War is another: the assessment here is that weather was at least as dangerous and inflicted more damage across the wider fleet than Argentine action. A later chat suggestion adds Typhoon Cobra to the examples. The comparison concerns the effect on naval vessels and the fleet as a whole.