Monthly Archives: September 2010

When warmistas attack

Posted on September 1, 2010 by

Note: There’s a response and analysis to this post here NOTE: Predictably, Joe Romm has turned this post into a personal bashing of me over at his Climate Progress blog. For some eye opening viewpoints from his side of the … Continue reading →

Posted in Climate News, media | 344 Comments

Study: Goodbye to Spanish cold nights

Posted on September 1, 2010 by

We’ve also heard that “snow will be a thing of the past” too. Via Euerkalert and the University of Salamanca, some heated worry, sans UHI, and AMO: Given the impact of climatic extremes on agriculture and health in Spain, researchers … Continue reading →

Posted in Climate News | 72 Comments

Global Energy Use in the 21st Century

Posted on September 1, 2010 by

Guest Post by Thomas Fuller This is a great time to talk about energy use worldwide. Not because it’s topical, or politically important, or anything like that.   It’s a great time because the math is easier now than ever … Continue reading →

Posted in energy | 242 Comments

Klotzbach and Gray: “the next two weeks will be near climatology”

Posted on September 1, 2010 by

Guest Post by Ric Werme The CSU Klotzbach/Gray Sep 1-14 hurricane forecast (PDF) is out. This period is the peak of the hurricane season and average conditions are pretty active: “Climatology” is just the average weather, and “We expect that … Continue reading →

Posted in forecasting, hurricanes | 35 Comments