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Monthly Archives: December 2010
First white Christmas in Atlanta since 1882, NCDC gets new snow record in their own backyard
Apologies to my readers and my family, I made the mistake of watching TV today. So I had to report on this rare weather event. Here’s what the National Weather Service serving Atlanta says about it:
Posted in records, snowfall, weather
Tagged Atlanta, Christmas, National Weather Service, snow
54 Comments
A CARB Christmas
Ah, heck. I made the mistake of turning on my PC and looking at Russ Steele’s blog this morning. At least I slept in. Poor Rudolph. Now the other reindeer will really laugh and call him names, especially with that … Continue reading
Posted in energy, Humor, satire
Tagged California Air Resources Board, Corporate Average Fuel Economy
58 Comments
CO2: Ice Cores vs. Plant Stomata
Guest post by David Middleton INTRODUCTION Anyone who has spent any amount of time reviewing climate science literature has probably seen variations of the following chart… A record of atmospheric CO2 over the last 1,000 years constructed from Antarctic ice … Continue reading
Posted in paleoclimatology
267 Comments
Do We Care if 2010 is the Warmist Year in History?
Guest Post by Ira Glickstein According to the latest from NASA GISS (Goddard Institute for Space Studies), 2010 is shaping up to be “the warmest of 131 years”, based on global data from January through November. They compare it to … Continue reading
T. Boone Pickens Abandons U.S. wind power
From Slashdot: In 2008, billionaire T. Boone Pickens unveiled his ‘Pickens Plan’ on national TV, which calls for America to end its dependence on foreign oil by increasing use of wind power and natural gas. Over the next two years, … Continue reading
Posted in Current News, energy
147 Comments
Snowmageddon II: Monster blizzard to bomb New England?
Merry Christmas! The best numerical weather prediction models in the world have been churning out 5-day forecasts for the past few days that will make someone pull their hair out. The main question is how far east will the major … Continue reading
Lump of coal award: to IPCC lead author Kevin Trenberth for hiding the decline (or the lack of increase) in global temperatures
Old, but untold. Trenberth treated us to a trick in his Halloween interview with Bill Sweet by changing the sign on his own most famous quote. As Trenberth now tells it: One cherry-picked message saying we can’t account for current … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
212 Comments
Holiday Open Thread
I’ll be offline Christmas through News Years day, until about Jan 2nd but may check in from time to time. Those of you that signed up to be guest authors, and have been approved, check your email for instructions. If … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements
84 Comments
Friday Holiday Funny
Josh from Cartoons by Josh offers this cheerful holiday message…
Snowfall “…a very rare and exciting event”
From the Independent, March 20th, 2000: However, the warming is so far manifesting itself more in winters which are less cold than in much hotter summers. According to Dr David Viner, a senior research scientist at the climatic research unit … Continue reading
Contest
By Charles The Moderator, I have lived in California all my life, the first half in SoCal, the second half in NorCal. A funny thing happens ever year. If we have a below normal amount of rain, in the spring … Continue reading
Comment 500,000
Happened on the Willis Energy thread. And the winner is…
Posted in Announcements
32 Comments
Jim and Bill’s excellent misadventure
This is a web formatted version of the PDF found here on Dr. James Hansen’s Columbia.edu web site. I don’t have much respect left for Dr. Hansen, particularly when he uses the word “deniers” nine times in this interview. The … Continue reading
Some of the Missing Energy
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach The canonical equation describing the energy balance of the earth looks like this: ∆Q (energy added) = ∆U (energy lost) + ∆Ocean (energy moving in/out of the ocean) … Continue reading
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A reply to Senator Menendez from Santa
People send me stuff. I’m on all sorts of mailing lists, and ever since WUWT started the Sea Ice Page, I’ve been on the Santa’s workshop mailing list. Believe me, it’s as much a surprise to me as it is … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, satire
Tagged Bob Menendez, Christmas, Cleveland Browns, Huffington Post, New Jersey, North Pole, Santa Claus
94 Comments
Early Christmas gift from Lisa Jackson: power plant greenhouse gas limits
EPA Agrees to Limit Emissions From Power Plants, Refineries From the NY Times: the headline would make it sound like there was some sort of debate going on inside the EPA… First paragraph: “Threatened with lawsuits from environmental groups, the … Continue reading
Solar Geomagnetic Ap Index Hits Zero
This is something you really don’t expect to see this far into solar cycle 24. But there it is, the Solar Dynamics Observatory satellite shows the sun as a cueball: The Ap index being zero, indicates that the sun’s magnetic … Continue reading
3% of Earth’s landmass is now urbanized
This study, from 2005, is not one I’ve covered here before, but I thought it was relevant to have a look at as a logical followup to the recent announcement from NASA at AGU that satellites have identified strong UHI … Continue reading
Posted in UHI
Tagged GHCN, Global Historical Climatology Network, population, Urban area, Urban heat island
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Where Did I Put That Energy?
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach [UPDATE 2 AM Christmas morning, and of course Murphy is still alive and his Law is still in operation. I find a decimal point error in my calculations … grrr, I hates that, ocean energy … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
147 Comments
It’s official: Polar bear not an endangered species
The word comes from the Obama Administration, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, no less, and some enironmentalists heads are exploding right about now. This pretty well slams the door on the polar bears threatened by global warming meme. Now we … Continue reading
Confirmation of Solar forcing of the semi-annual variation of length-of-day
This essay by Paul Vaughn is very interesting because it shows correlation between cosmic rays (via neutron count), terrestrial angular momentum, and length of day. – Anthony Semi-Annual Solar-Terrestrial Power Guest Post by Paul L. Vaughan, M.Sc. Using different methods, … Continue reading
Call for guest authors
WE HAVE ENOUGH – Thanks I have been blogging mostly non-stop since I started this blog in November 2006, with a couple of breaks over weekends, illnesses, and during some travel. WUWT now has over 4700 stories, and half a … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements
114 Comments
The Madden – Julian Oscillation
In a recent discussion in comments regarding the AO (Arctic Oscillation), this subject was brought up by R. Gates (IIRC) I thought I would make it prime time for the educational value it offers.
NASA gets CREAMed
No, it is not what you think…
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Who will it be? It is likely to happen in the next 12-24 hours.
