The Chaitén volcano in Chile has produced quite a bit of ash and aersols. Two new satellite images of Chaitén in eruption have been made available at the NASA Earth…
Month: May 2008
Interesting commentary
My radio station www.kpay.com has an opinion commentator named Bruce Sessions. He does a daily radio vignette called “Tidbits from the BS Notebook” which is a fun twist on his…
Climate Models Fail at Antarctic Warming Predictions
Note: this is a NASA illustration for the purpose of this story, it is not from the peer reviewed paper. There is a a peer-reviewed study in the April 5th issue…
The Weather Channel – they're not just about global warming anymore
According to The Smoking Gun: the cable network seeks cloak on anchor harassment details: Weather Channel In Sexual Harrasment Storm As The Weather Channel’s owner negotiates a multibillion-dollar sale of…
A reminder to us flyspecks on an elephant's butt
This article from NASA’s Science portal is a sobering reminder of the power of our nearest star. Given that we are in a deep solar minimum now, I thought I’d…
Chaitén Volcano Blows Again
More ash and aerosols headed for the stratosphere. Click to watch the Video from TVN: (h/t to Jet Stream) Here is the satellite image view of the first eruption: Click…
RSS MSU LT Global Temperature Anomaly for April 2008 – flat
I’ve plotted the results of the RSS Microwave Sounder Unit (MSU) global temperature anomaly data by RSS (Remote Sensing Systems of Santa Rosa, CA). For April 2008 it has moved…
An open letter to environmentalists
A guest post by John Coleman, founder of The Weather Channel, and Chief Meteorologist of KUSI-TV in San Diego. ( Note from Anthony: I know John from way back.…
What spot?
Here today, gone tomorrow. Sunspot 993, the first cycle 24 spot of the southern hemisphere, appeared late Saturday, and by Monday morning, the Tiny Tim spot was gone. Which is…
New Sunspot emerging – looks to be cycle 24
Alert reader Andrew writes: “I was just looking at the SOHO images and is it just me or does it look like there’s a sunspot developing in the lower left…
Now comes the volcano
In addition to the other observed factors such as a long sunspot cycle and minima and PDO flip, now we’ll add some aerosols to the mix. Volcanism has been quiet…
A Tale of Two Thermometers
This story in the UK register today outlines some of the modification that has occurred in climate data. http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/05/02/a_tale_of_two_thermometers/ Climate Audit and Steve McIntyre figure in greatly. They gave me…
IPCC Annoyance
Reader Dave Andrews offers this in comments: Here’s an interesting comment from Willem de Lange over on Climate Audit ‘Ice Ages#2′ thread: “One of the reasons I got annoyed with…
More Carbon Dioxide, Please
From the National Review I don’t don’t know about you, but I’m going to crack open a lovely carbonated beverage and raise it in salute to Roy for having the courage…
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