Daily Archives: October 31, 2008

Tibet’s ‘worst snowstorm ever’, 7 killed

More harbinger of the Northern Hemisphere winter to come? A bulldozer cleans snow on the Sichuan-Tibet road in Nyingchi, southwest China’s Tibet Autonomous Region Oct. 30, 2008. (Xinhua Photo) LHASA, Oct. 30 (Xinhua) — The death toll has risen to … Continue reading

Posted in weather | 84 Comments

WUWT visitor traffic holding steady

You may remember last month I posted adjusted numbers for WUWT due to a SPAM attack, dropping my September count by about 50K: SEPTEMBER NUMBERS Click for full sized image For September 2008 the total was 846,193 page views, up … Continue reading

Posted in Announcements | 15 Comments

Arctic sea ice continues rebound

When we last checked in to the Nansen Sea Ice Graphs, it looked like they were heading towards the “normal” line in a hurry. Ice area seems to still be on that trend, while extent seems to be leveling off … Continue reading

Posted in Uncategorized | 68 Comments

New essay claims- “Not to Worry: Solar Magnetic Activity for Cycle 24 Is Increasing”

So far, SC24 solar magnetic activity has been in a relative funk. See my post on this very issue from last month. Leif Svalgaard points out this new paper in AGU from Keating, and kindly placed a copy on his … Continue reading

Posted in Science, solar | 73 Comments

Creepy Climate Change for Halloween

I’m sure we’ll see other dead people talking about climate change soon. Jerry Garcia perhaps? Albert Einstein, John Lennon, why maybe even John Wayne could be utilized. I can see him now, “Listen up Pilgrim…climate change is gonna kill you … Continue reading

Posted in climate_change, ridiculae | 51 Comments