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Daily Archives: January 29, 2011
Booker on BBC’s Science Under Attack
Christopher Booker on BBC and The Royal Society bias, ClimateGate, The Met cold winter forecast and 2010 hottest year ever: Horizon’s “Science Under Attack” turned out to be yet another laborious bid by the BBC to defend the global warming … Continue reading
PokéMobile takes 1st place in den, 2nd in pack
A personal diversion from weather and climate. Readers may recall my earlier reference to this: I’m proud to say that team Watts did pretty well today: William won first place in his den, and second overall in the pack where … Continue reading
Record monthly snowfalls in the northeast
According to The Winter of 95-96: A Season of Extremes, National Climatic Data Center, Hartford typically receives about 45 inches (114 cm) of snow in an average winter. The record seasonal snowfall was 115.2 inches (293 cm) during the winter of 1995–1996. … Continue reading
Posted in records, snowfall, weather
Tagged Hartford Connecticut, New York City, Tom Skilling
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Removing The Effects of Natural Variables – Multiple Linear Regression-Based or “Eyeballed” Scaling Factors
Guest post by Bob Tisdale This is the second of a series of follow-up posts to Can Most Of The Rise In The Satellite-Era Surface Temperatures Be Explained Without Anthropogenic Greenhouse Gases?. The first follow-up was Notes On Polar Amplification. … Continue reading
Posted in ENSO
Tagged El Niño-Southern Oscillation, Linear regression, Sea Surface Temperature
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New paleo reconstruction shows warmer periods in Alaska over the past 3000 years
For those worried about tundra melt and methane outgassing, this study might dampen those worries a bit. A new peer-reviewed study by Clegg et al. demonstrates that modern global warming is significantly less than the global warming experienced in the … Continue reading
Posted in paleoclimatology
Tagged Alaska, global warming, Holocene, Little Ice Age, Medieval Warm Period
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Frequency of Big Snows: Northeast U.S. and Colorado
Guest post by Richard Keen, PhD I’m sure by now every snow freak in the Northeast U.S. has pored over the “Billboard Top 40″ (actually, 41) list of major snow storms since 1955. If you haven’t, go to “The Northeast … Continue reading
Posted in snowfall, weather
Tagged National Weather Service, Northeastern United States, Paul Kocin, snow
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PokéMobile -vs- Lisbon
I had to make an important choice this week, one that I don’t regret: Attend the Lisbon conference or stay at home and attend to my business and do something very important with my son. See below.
