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Tag Archives: Gulf of Mexico
Remember those tarballs that washed ashore during Isaac – that’s nothing compared to Natural oil pollution
I’m sure you’ve seen the picture of tarballs on the beach splashed all over the MSM after hurricane Isaac came ashore in Louisiana. The left leaning website Think Progress (parent of Joe Romm’s Climate Progress) framed it this way: A … Continue reading
Posted in Alarmism, petroleum
Tagged BP, Deepwater Horizon oil spill, Gulf of Mexico, tarballs
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Inconvenient bacteria eats a good portion Deepwater Horizon oil spill
From the University of Rochester , those darned bacteria are ruining the eco photo-ops. Video follows. At least 200,000 tons of oil and gas from Deepwater Horizon spill consumed by gulf bacteria Researchers from the University of Rochester and Texas … Continue reading
Hurricane Isaac tracking
After battling the “dry” tropical air along its route from Haiti, Cuba, Florida, to Louisiana, Isaac has finally become a hurricane with the required 64+ knots 1-minute sustained near-surface winds. Numerical models finally expressed some certainty on a Louisiana coastal … Continue reading
Posted in hurricanes, Weather
Tagged Gulf of Mexico, National Hurricane Center, Tropical Storm Isaac
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One benefit of the midwest drought
From Texas A&M University Good news from the bad drought: Gulf ‘Dead Zone’ smallest in years, says Texas A&M expert The worst drought to hit the United States in at least 50 years does have one benefit: it has created … Continue reading
Isaac takes aim – look out New Orleans and Biloxi
The track models have all been pointing to the Gulf coast rather than central Florida, this plot of 10 meter wind velocity through August 31st is from WeatherBell’s newly setup HWRF model website by hurricane expert Dr. Ryan Maue: The … Continue reading
An active tropical Atlantic
The big worry of course is Tropical Storm Isaac, which may collide with Florida this coming week, just in time for the Republican National Convention in Tampa Monday. This from NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center The Atlantic Ocean is kicking into … Continue reading
Posted in hurricanes, Weather
Tagged Atlantic Ocean, Gulf of Mexico, NASA, National Hurricane Center
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Debby, a lot of clouds, wind, rain – but no hurricane
NASA Sees Tropical Storm Debby’s Clouds Blanket Florida Two satellites have captured imagery that shows Tropical Storm Debby has thrown a large white blanket of clouds over the state of Florida, and it doesn’t seem like that blanket is going … Continue reading
Tropical Storm Debby
Well it seems the Gulf Coast is in for a wet and windy start of the week. It will be interesting to see what hype the media tries to make out of this storm. I wonder if they learned anything … Continue reading
Younger Dryas -The Rest of the Story!
WUWT readers may recall this recent story: New evidence of Younger Dryas extraterrestrial impact The story below provides much more detail about the Younger Dryas event and the split that has developed in the scientific community over the cause. I’ve added … Continue reading
Are Gulf Of Mexico Sea Surface Temperature Anomalies Near To Record Levels?
Bob Tisdale shows that once again, the devil is in the details. Guest post by Bob Tisdale OVERVIEW This post illustrates Gulf of Mexico Sea Surface Temperature (SST) data and discusses the post by Jeff Masters at his http://www.wunderground.com blog … Continue reading
Bottom of the barrel: devastating assessment of administration competence and honesty
The National Commission on the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill and Offshore Drilling has issued several drafts of Staff Working papers. Inside the text is a devastating assessment of the federal government’s (in this case, the Obama administration) handling of … Continue reading
