Daily Archives: September 15, 2009

2nd day – Arctic sea ice is again on the rise

Posted on September 15, 2009 by

Yesterday I looked at JAXA data and ventured that: “Arctic sea ice melt appears to have turned the corner for 2009″ The Sept 15th JAXA Arctic Sea Ice extent graph was published this evening about 8PM PST (and updated overnight which … Continue reading →

Posted in Arctic, sea ice | 120 Comments

El Niño Events Are Not Getting Stronger

Posted on September 15, 2009 by

I knew the moment I pressed the publish button yesterday, that Bob Tisdale would have something useful to add to this discussion on El Niño and influenza. He didn’t disappoint us. – Anthony Guest post by Bob Tisdale The Texas … Continue reading →

Posted in ENSO | 69 Comments

A significant SC24 spot may be in the making

Posted on September 15, 2009 by

Leif Svalgaard (via Frank Hill) writes to advise me that National Solar Observatory GONG is showing a significant spot on the far side of the sun that appear to have the right latitude for SC24 in addition to being fairly … Continue reading →

Posted in Science, solar | 151 Comments

Arctic sea ice melt appears to have turned the corner for 2009

Posted on September 15, 2009 by

It appears Arctic sea ice has bottomed out and is now on the growth rebound. The NANSEN Arctic ROOS website shows that in terms of area, sea ice appears to have turned the corner as of Sept 13th data. While … Continue reading →

Posted in Arctic, sea ice | 159 Comments