Daily Archives: November 20, 2008

How not to measure temperature, part 75

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Like tornados and trailer parks, USHCN temperature sensors and barbecues seem to have mutual attraction. This is the official NOAA USHCN climate station of record in Fairbury Nebraska. Click for a larger image Photo taken by surfacestations.org volunteer Eric Gamberg … Continue reading →

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Weather Channel axes staff

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If you’re working for the Weather Channel, look out for the falling ax. Kristi Swartz at the Atlanta Journal Constitution reports: Weather Channel lays off staff The Weather Channel, which NBC Universal bought in September, has laid off some of … Continue reading →

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NOAA’s U.S. Winter Outlook Calls for “Variability”

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I don’t know about you but I’m relieved that the weather won’t be “static”. – Anthony Contact:          Carmeyia Gillis                       FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 301-763-8000, ext 7163          Nov. 20, 2008                                                                       NOAA’s U.S. Winter Outlook Calls for Variability In announcing the … Continue reading →

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Climate models missing black carbon and resultant CO2 emission

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Here’s a look at what black carbon does to radiation flux according to GISS, so it appears they are aware, but maybe not using the right numbers This is for Asia, I’d really like to see Russia. Also see below … Continue reading →

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