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Daily Archives: October 14, 2009
Video: How some skeptics might view the “rush to save the planet now!” meme
My lovely wife pointed this out to me tonight while I was writing the post on the DMSP/SSMI sea ice sensor issue. It spoke to me, not only because it was hilarious, but because I immediately saw a comparison in … Continue reading
Posted in fun_stuff
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Another possible DMSP/SSMI sea ice sensor failure?
Readers may recall that I brought an issue with NSIDC’s sea ice data to their attention back in February 09. The official response from Walt Meier then was “its not worth blogging about”. Shortly afterwards that tune changed when it … Continue reading
Posted in Arctic, sea ice
49 Comments
Early start to winter ≈20% of USA is covered in snow already
While early autumn snowstorms aren’t uncommon in US weather history, they tend to be quick affairs that melt off quickly in a day or two. This however is a bit different in that we have a significant portion of the … Continue reading
Posted in snowfall, weather
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