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Monthly Archives: July 2009
Real Climate gives reason to cheer…
Though, a couple of the cheerleaders don’t look all that happy. Left to Right: Dr. Gavin Schmidt (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center), Dr. Paul Knappenberger (President of the Adler Planetarium and Astronomy Museum), Dr. Wally Broecker (Columbia University), and Dr. … Continue reading
Posted in climate_change
290 Comments
The Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation – not quite cool yet.
From ICECAP AMO, The Key Global Climate Indicator By Matt Vooro The AMO is an ongoing series of long-duration changes in the sea surface temperature of the North Atlantic Ocean, with cool and warm phases that may last for 20-40 … Continue reading
Posted in climate_change, oceans
58 Comments
Palin takes a stand in WaPo – blasts cap and trade
from The Washington Post The ‘Cap And Tax’ Dead End By Sarah Palin Tuesday, July 14, 2009 There is no shortage of threats to our economy. America’s unemployment rate recently hit its highest mark in more than 25 years and … Continue reading
Posted in politics
251 Comments
Sea Surface Temperatures since 1996 – the movie
Animations of Weekly SST Anomaly Maps from January 3, 1996 to July 1, 2009 Guest Post by Bob Tisdale The following four animations of Sea Surface Temperature (SST) anomalies were created using the mapping feature (Full Version) of the NOAA … Continue reading
Posted in oceans
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NYC fails to reach 85°F in June – first time since 1916
Click image for ABC News video report. Here are the details from the NYC National Weather Service Office:
Posted in weather
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50 Grand tab for AB32 Global Warming Solutions Act – Nevada looking better and better.
For those that don’t operate a business in California like I do, I was surprised today to learn that Sacramento State College of Business Administration and Center for Small Business have complete a study of the AB32 Greenhouse gas law, … Continue reading
Posted in Carbon dioxide, politics
120 Comments
Record cold in Portland Maine in July
More from the “weather is not climate department”. Emphasis below mine. And it is having an effect not only on crops but tourism in the Northeast US. – Anthony Statement as of 4:00 PM EDT on July 9, 2009 record … Continue reading
Posted in weather
131 Comments
NOAA: June near average in the USA
Meanwhile the world temperature anomaly as measured by satellite is near zero – Anthony NOAA: U.S. Temperature and Precipitation Near-Average for June July 10, 2009 The June 2009 temperature and precipitation for the contiguous United States were near the long-term … Continue reading
Posted in climate data
59 Comments
Bill Gates to Control Hurricanes: DOH!
From the “would you, could you, with a boat department”. Bill goes macro. The Simpsons are cited by patent watcher. Patent watcher “theodp,” who tipped us off to the filings, says he was reminded of “The Simpsons” as he read … Continue reading
Posted in hurricanes, ridiculae
218 Comments
Ken Tapping: Still no sign of the next cycle
More on the NRC 10.7 observatory here JohnA writes in: Just in case you wondered whether the recent large sunspot indicated an upswing in radio flux from the Sun: I went and asked Ken Tapping. The answer: http://solarscience.auditblogs.com/2009/07/10/ken-tapping-still-no-sign-of-the-next-cycle/ This could … Continue reading
Posted in Science, solar
134 Comments
Quote of the week #14
“Sometimes, we hear that global warming causes cooling. In this case, global warming causes global averageness. In all three cases, it is bad news.” – Luboš Motl in UAH global temperature anomaly – hitting the slopes
Posted in Quote of the Week
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Key West, FL sets new subzero “record low” temperature – Update: now snowing!
That windchill is vicious, be sure to dress warmly going outside at Key West. Cold kills. Actually the new record low was colder than that shown above. It hit -27F earlier. See the complete NOAA report here (PDF) OK fun … Continue reading
Posted in climate data, weather_stations
109 Comments
How not to measure temperature, part 90
People send me stuff. My Inbox bursts daily with ideas, suggestions, papers, and photos. Here is a climate monitoring station in Tremonton Utah. Notice anything peculiar about the placement of the temperature sensor? It is the white “bee hive” on … Continue reading
Posted in climate data, weather_stations
61 Comments
Cooler weather bringing the “luck of the Irish” to the USA
While we don’t have to worry about starvation like the Irish due to lack of crop diversity, it is interesting that we are seeing the same mold that caused the Irish Potato Famine widespread in the USA now. – Anthony … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, weather
126 Comments
RSS Global Temperature for June 09, also down
Both Lucia and Steve McIntyre beat me on this story, so I’ll defer to them. That’s what I get for going to dinner with relatives last night and sleeping in. Below is a plot from McIntyre showing the RSS data … Continue reading
Posted in climate data
159 Comments
Study: Media and environmental doomsday – like peas and carrots
In TV there’s been this saying forever: “if it bleeds it leads” referring to what story would be the lead story in the TV newscast. It stands to reason then that “environmental catastrophe” would get more airplay and print. This … Continue reading
Posted in media
87 Comments
Chicago – coolest July 8th in 118 years
Another entry from the weather is not climate department, this time courtesy of Tom Skilling, WGN-TV meteorologist. Chicago has its coolest July 8 in 118 years By Tom Skilling July 9, 2009 For the 12th time this meteorological summer (since … Continue reading
Posted in weather
117 Comments
Hansen unhinged on G-8 failure – “Waxman-Markey bill, a monstrous absurdity”
From the Huffington Post, Dr. Hansen is more than a little upset over the failure of G-8 to produce any meaningful CO2 cuts. Once again he tries to take the “representing himself as a private citizen” tact while at the … Continue reading
Posted in climate_change, politics
142 Comments
NOAA announces the arrival of El Niño
Contact: Christopher Vaccaro FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 202-536-8911 (cellular) July 9, 2009 El Niño Arrives; Expected to Persist through Winter 2009-10 NOAA scientists today announced the arrival of El Niño, a climate phenomenon with a significant influence on global … Continue reading
Posted in ENSO, oceans
165 Comments
NSF “blurring the lines between journalism and PR”
The Observatory — July 01, 2009 10:23 AM NSF “Underwriting” Coverage… And other controversies from the World Conference of Science Journalists By Curtis Brainard LONDON — The sixth World Conference of Science Journalists got off to an enjoyably controversial start … Continue reading
Posted in media, Science
39 Comments
“…frost has never been reported before in July”
Frost in July hits P.E.I. from CBC News Temperatures dropped to a record low in Prince Edward Island overnight Tuesday, with reports of frost throughout the province. An official record low of 3.8 C was set early Wednesday morning at … Continue reading
Posted in weather
208 Comments
G-8 Summit drops CO2 targets, keeps 2 degree temperature goal
Legislating temperature limits to 2°C will surely be more effective than legislating alcohol. Right? Developing Nations Rebuff G-8 on Curbing Pollutants By PETER BAKER New York Times L’AQUILA, Italy — The world’s major industrial nations and newly emerging powers failed … Continue reading
Posted in Carbon dioxide, climate_change, politics
165 Comments
Greenpeace defaces Mount Rushmore
More civil disobedience and vandalism along the thinking of Dr. James Hansen of NASA GISS, who advocates such things. From Ecorazzi and Treehugger Greenpeace took a unique approach today and sent several climbers up Mt. Rushmore in the middle of … Continue reading
Posted in climate_change, ridiculae
106 Comments
The Medieval Warm Period linked to the success of Machu Picchu, Inca Empire
According to Wikipedia, the Medieval Warm Period was a time of warm weather around AD 800-1300 during the European Medieval period. Initial research on the MWP and the following Little Ice Age (LIA) was largely done in Europe, where the … Continue reading
Posted in climate_change, Science
120 Comments
EPA’s Jackson and Energy Sec. Chu on the Senate hot seat
In case you missed the debate on the Senate floor today over the Waxman-Markey bill, here is a video segment of interest. Jackson agrees that the USA effect on global CO2 would be minimal, Chu does not. Washington, D.C.-During a … Continue reading
Posted in Carbon dioxide, politics
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