Daily Archives: April 5, 2009

All-time Snow Records Tumbling Again for the Second Straight Year

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By Joseph D’Aleo, CCM, ICECAP Map of US weather records for week ending 4/6/09 click image to enlarge or here for source. Map created by HAMWeather, UPDATE: NOAA predicts the Red River Will Crest Again in Fargo-Moorhead in Late April … Continue reading →

Posted in climate data, snow, weather | 231 Comments

Quote of the Week #2

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From “Pragmatic”, on the Lindzen on negative feedback thread: “What most alarmists don’t seem to fathom is that real people want balance in their decision/learning process. Balance arrives on the wings of debate.” Art By Geoff Sharp, other artwork submissions … Continue reading →

Posted in fun_stuff, Quote of the Week | 33 Comments

Bzzt! Welcome to the dark ages

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Guest post by Steven Goddard The Effects of One Nuclear Bomb at High Altitude From Wikipedia Yesterday’s missile launch from nuclear power North Korea raised particular concern in the military, due to the possibility of EMP (Electromagnetic Pulse) attack.  Almost … Continue reading →

Posted in Technology | 141 Comments

The 1998 Super El Niño: possibly a “rogue wave”?

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In comments on WUWT, people often think freely and throw out all sorts of ideas. Like in any collection of people, some are bad, some are average, a few are good, and even fewer are noteworthy. However, one that was … Continue reading →

Posted in earth, ENSO, oceans, PDO, Science | 148 Comments

Global Warming and “The Early Spring”

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Guest post by Steven Goddard Following up on the cold spring story from Friday, one of the favorite mantras of the global warming community has been that global warming brings earlier spring seasons.  If a bird shows up earlier than … Continue reading →

Posted in climate_change, weather | 120 Comments