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Category Archives: Weather
Germany Weathers Darkest Winter in 43 Years
“Overly Overcast: Germany Weathers Darkest Winter in 43 Years” It seems that there’s a lot of gloom in Germany this Winter, more so than usual. This article in Spiegel explains why: “The days may be getting longer, but there’s still … Continue reading
Cooltech: a nanoscale foglifter and frost inhibitor coating
From the American Chemical Society, something interesting. A new anti-frost and anti-fog coating for glass In an advance toward glass that remains clear under the harshest of conditions, scientists are reporting development of a new water-repellant coating that resists both … Continue reading
The Winter Of 1947
“Climate disruption” before the current lunacy of “CO2 caused extreme weather” era By Paul Homewood The Great Freeze of 1963 was the coldest winter in the UK for over 200 years. However, the winter of 1947, while not as cold, … Continue reading
Over 650 snow records set in USA this week – another wonky surface station located
UPDATE : The NWS responds about the station issue, see below. – Anthony Almost 60% of the contiguous USA covered in snow. While pundits spin attempts at linking snowfall in the Northeast USA to AGW, much like they do in … Continue reading
New model says more snow at poles, less elsewhere due to CO2
From Princeton and the I haven’t looked out the window lately department: Forecast is for more snow in polar regions, less for the rest of us (Journal of Climate) Posted on February 22, 2013 By Catherine Zandonella, Office of the … Continue reading
Posted in Modeling, snowfall, Weather
Tagged GFDL, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Snow
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Snowjobs are just a thing of the past…er, present
While we have a major winter snowstorm barreling through the USA Midwest, we know that the usual suspects will jostle for position to tell the media that this is just another signature of global warming climate change climate disruption extreme … Continue reading
Posted in Alarmism, ENSO, Snow, Weather
Tagged blizzards, Britain, climate change, David Viner, Global warming, snowstorms
36 Comments
Harvesting Fog: The No-Regrets Option
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach I’ve written before about the “no-regrets” option when one is faced with uncertainty. It relates to one of my favorite rules of thumb. I often live my life by my “rules of thumb”, general guidelines … Continue reading
Posted in Aerosols, Curious things, fog, Weather
Tagged biomimicry, fog harvesting, no regrets option
106 Comments
Paging Chuck Rice at Kansas State – real data is calling you, collect
Oh Dear, Another Climate Scientist Makes A Fool Of Himself Guest post by Paul Homewood I sometimes get accused of being too dismissive of Climate Scientists, probably with justice. However, there are times when they just set themselves up to be … Continue reading
Posted in Alarmism, Drought, records, Temperature, Weather
Tagged Chuck Rice, Drought, Kansas, Kansas State University
94 Comments
New paper from NOAA demonstrates that El Niño has more impacts than climate on winter weather in the USA
While AP’s Seth Borenstein cites opinions of activist scientists in erroneously claiming that ‘climate change’ increasing atmospheric moisture is the main driver for winter weather events, it turns out that El Niño patterns are strongly associated with winter weather impacts. … Continue reading
Posted in ENSO, NOAA, snowfall, Weather
Tagged El Niño-Southern Oscillation, National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration
22 Comments
Whac-a-moling Seth Borenstein at AP over his erroneous extreme weather claims
Comments on Yesterday’s paean to Global Warming Guest post by Dr. Richard Keen, Meteorologist Emeritus, University of Colorado, Boulder It’s like playing whac-a-mole. After every major storm or unusual (or even slightly interesting) weather event, some non-investigative reporter gets hold … Continue reading
Posted in snowfall, Weather
Tagged associated press, Global warming, Northeast Snowfall Impact Scale, Richard Keen, Seth Borenstein, Snow
136 Comments
How to learn nothing from the 2010 flooding in Brisbane
From Griffith University Flood research shows human habits die hard Climate Change experts examine rebuilding New research has come up with ways to quickly assess flood damage to houses while also showing most people didn’t intend to make changes to … Continue reading
It was the best of times, it was [will be] the worst of times.
My brother stumbled across an interesting pair of headlines today. Nothing very new, but a nice collection yin and yang. Weather vs climate. Observation vs model. Boom vs bust. First, the yang. WUWT already covered this at Another ‘Vinerism’, or … Continue reading
China’s big jet – not the passenger kind
From the Science China Press Is there gigantic jet event in middle latitude region in mainland China? When talking about lightning, appearances of different lightning which occur along with thunderstorms will emerge in the minds of the people and these … Continue reading
Posted in lightning, thunderstorms, Weather
Tagged Chinese Academy of Sciences, Lightning, Upper-atmospheric lightning
17 Comments
Time lapse video of the 2013 Snowpocalypse in the Northeast
This is fun to watch. It is a time lapse video of the Snowpocalypse in Hartford, CT. Clearly, you can see the posited global warming influences having an effect. /sarc
Posted in Curious things, snowfall, Weather
Tagged Hamden Connecticut, Hartford Connecticut, Snowpocalypse, Time-lapse photography
28 Comments
Global Warming To Bring Colder/Warmer Winters
By Paul Homewood It seems that every time we get some snow, another “scientist” is wheeled out to explain that, no matter how cold it gets, it is all down to global warming. In the last week or so, we … Continue reading
Forecasts of the Boston Blizzard
I thought I’d save a few forecast graphics now, to see how they hold up when the snow event is over. First, here’s the one from NWS Boston. I can’t say I much like their color scheme, as it gives … Continue reading
Posted in Forecasting, Snow
Tagged blizzard, Boston, Massachusetts, National Weather Service, New England, New England Blizzard, NWS Boston, Winter storm
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Bob Tisdale shows how ‘Forecast the Facts” Brad Johnson (and now Dr. Heidi Cullen) are fecklessly factless about ocean warming and the blizzard
UPDATE2: Gosh. Shouldn’t Dr. Cullen know more than McKibben and Brad Johnson?! (h/t to Marc Morano) – Anthony Here’s the SST anomaly map she cites as proof in her post about the issue at Climate Central. Note that actual temperatures … Continue reading
Michael Tobis has bupkis
UPDATES have been added: see below. Not only does Tobis have bupkis, he’s been caught out in a Janus moment from 2010 where he says the exact opposite. – Anthony I wrote a post yesterday pointing out how a WWF … Continue reading
Posted in Ridiculae, snowfall, Weather
Tagged Judith Curry, Michael Tobis, Moscow, Planet 3.0, Polar ice packs, Sea ice, Snow
114 Comments
Heaviest Snowfall in a Century Hits Moscow – WWF has logic fail
UPDATE: See a new related story here. From the Moscow Times By Roland Oliphant The heaviest snowfall in a century brought Moscow and the surrounding region to a near standstill and left hundreds of people without power, officials said Tuesday. And with snowfall set to continue at least until … Continue reading
A New Kind Of Rain
By Paul Homewood Verity Jones, over at Digging in the Clay, reminds me of an interview with Lord Smith, the politician formerly known as Chris Smith, in the Sunday Telegraph. According to Smith, a former Environment Secretary and now head … Continue reading

























