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Tag Archives: rain
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
UK Rainfall 2012-The Report The Met Office Should Have Produced
Guest post by Paul Homewood According to the Met Office, UK has just had the second wettest year on record, just behind 2000. These claims, however, are based on records dating back to 1910. The Met Office also keep a … Continue reading
Posted in Rainfall, records
Tagged England, Jet stream, Julia Slingo, Met Office, Northern Ireland, rain, Scotland, Wales
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The cure for anything is salt water—sweat, tears, or the sea.
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach There’s an interesting study in Science magazine, entitled “Ocean Salinities Reveal Strong Global Water Cycle Intensification During 1950 to 2000″ by Durack et al. (paywalled here, hereinafter D2012). The abstract of D2012 says: Fundamental thermodynamics … Continue reading
Posted in Salinity
Tagged Atlantic Ocean, Durack, Indian Ocean, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Pacific Ocean, rain, Salinity, Water cycle
73 Comments
The Minnesota “drought flood”
Guest post by Scott Gates Much as with the UK – where their “drought” is demonstrated by severe flooding … in Minnesota it is much the same. The government forecasters (NOAA) claims we’re in a long term moderate to severe … Continue reading
Posted in Drought, flooding, Uncategorized, Weather
Tagged Atmospheric Science, Climatology, Drought, Earth Sciences, Jet stream, Monsoon, rain, Weather
79 Comments
More on the wettest April in 100 years in the UK
Readers may recall how the Met Office botched yet another forecast, calling for drought but instead getting a month of deluge. Here’s the numbers. By Paul Homewood The UK Met Office have just released their weather data for April, which … Continue reading
Posted in Rainfall, records
Tagged April, East Anglia, England, Met Office, Midlands, rain, temperature, Wales
150 Comments
Quite possibly the funniest weather/climate photo, evah
Readers may recall my story from last night about the Met office and their spectacular failure of a forecast for April. See Met Office April Forecast: “…drought impacts in the coming months are virtually inevitable.”. Today I got confirmation of the … Continue reading
Posted in Climate FAIL, Forecasting, Humor
Tagged April, England, Met Office, rain, Weather
153 Comments
Prey and predator model of clouds
From the Weizmann Institute of Science – Eat, Prey, Rain Photo: Tamar Deutsch What do a herd of gazelles and a fluffy mass of clouds have in common? A mathematical formula that describes the population dynamics of such prey animals … Continue reading
A Cool and Wet October for California
The month of October has been significantly cooler than normal. This was seen with average daily maximum and average daily mean temperatures that were below normal for all 9 key cities (see tables below). The largest temperature anomalies were in the … Continue reading
Posted in Local_issues, Weather
Tagged california, climate, fire, rain, temperature, Weather
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