Daily Archives: June 17, 2009

NOAA: FUBAR high temp/climate records from faulty sensor to remain in place at Honolulu

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WUWT readers will probably remember yesterdays’ story about the malfunctioning temperature sensor at the ASOS station at Honolulu airport next to an asphalt access road. Well guess what? Even though NOAA admits the sensor is in error by as much … Continue reading →

Posted in climate data, ridiculae, weather | 127 Comments

Solar Cycle 24 lack of sunspots caused by “sluggish solar jet stream” – returning soon?

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I got a tip by email from JohnA who runs solarscience.auditblogs.com about this NASA press release. John’s skeptical about it. He makes some good points in this post here. What I most agree with JohnA’s post is about sunspots. While … Continue reading →

Posted in Science, solar | 312 Comments

Just where are those grid killing tornadoes anyway?

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John Kerry and Tornadoes – not a good mix Warren Meyer over at climate-skeptic.com is a bit fired up over the NCDC sponsored, Los Angeles PR firm processed, Global Climate Change Impacts in the United States. He’s running a series. … Continue reading →

Posted in energy, weather | 64 Comments

The climate science elephant footprint in the room

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Even though written from a biased perspective, with comments such as “raving from a fringe minority”, this article speaks clearly to things like the absurdity of the Catlin Artic Ice Survey. It used tremendous amounts of fuel (and left fuel … Continue reading →

Posted in Arctic, climate_change, energy | 100 Comments

Bob Tisdale on NCDC’s USCGRP report

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The USGCRP Report “Global Climate Change Impacts in the United States” Fails To Acknowledge the Multiyear Effects of ENSO on Global Temperature Guest post by Bob Tisdale The USGCRP report “Global Climate Change Impacts in the United States” was released … Continue reading →

Posted in climate_change, ENSO | 186 Comments