Daily Archives: June 9, 2009

CO2 condensation in Antarctica at -113F?

UPDATE2: The question has been resolved, please see this new WUWT story on the issue. – Anthony UPDATE: There is a debate raging in comments about the validity of the statement “That is four degrees below the freezing point of … Continue reading

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A look at: Solar Wind Flow Pressure – Another Indication of Solar Downtrend?

I initially wrote this article using data only from David Archibald, but within a couple of minutes I was given some broader data from Leif Svalgaard, so I have rewritten this to include both resources in the interest of  seeing … Continue reading

Posted in Science, solar | 170 Comments

Revisiting Detroit Lakes

Some long time WUWT readers may remember this famous picture of the USHCN climate station of record in Detroit Lakes, MN. This is what I wrote on July 26th, 2007 about it in: How Not to Measure Temperature, Part 25 … Continue reading

Posted in climate data, weather_stations | 79 Comments