The Met Office brings doom to a place near you Guest post By Tony Newbery, Harmless Sky On Thursday, the Met Office launched its new report on global warming, UK…
Month: June 2009
This is your Honolulu Temperature. This is your Honolulu Temperature on ASOS. Any questions?
This graph got rather buried at the end of a long explanatory post showing the twists and turns I had to take to get the data. I think it needs…
More on NOAA's FUBAR Honolulu "record highs" ASOS debacle, PLUS finding a long lost GISS station
In my previous post I pointed out how when Warren Meyer asked a simple question; “is this chart representative?” of himself, he needed only one phone call to disprove that…
Note to NCDC climate report authors: try using the telephone next time
Yesterday I reposted one of Warren Meyers essays on the hilariously flawed GCCI report from NCDC suggesting that the electrical grid is at risk due to increased weather related events…
NOAA: FUBAR high temp/climate records from faulty sensor to remain in place at Honolulu
WUWT readers will probably remember yesterdays’ story about the malfunctioning temperature sensor at the ASOS station at Honolulu airport next to an asphalt access road. Well guess what? Even though…
Solar Cycle 24 lack of sunspots caused by "sluggish solar jet stream" – returning soon?
I got a tip by email from JohnA who runs solarscience.auditblogs.com about this NASA press release. John’s skeptical about it. He makes some good points in this post here. What…
Just where are those grid killing tornadoes anyway?
John Kerry and Tornadoes – not a good mix Warren Meyer over at climate-skeptic.com is a bit fired up over the NCDC sponsored, Los Angeles PR firm processed, Global Climate…
The climate science elephant footprint in the room
Even though written from a biased perspective, with comments such as “raving from a fringe minority”, this article speaks clearly to things like the absurdity of the Catlin Artic Ice…
Bob Tisdale on NCDC's USCGRP report
The USGCRP Report “Global Climate Change Impacts in the United States” Fails To Acknowledge the Multiyear Effects of ENSO on Global Temperature Guest post by Bob Tisdale The USGCRP report…
How not to measure temperature, part 88 – Honolulu's Official Temperature ±2
People send me stuff, some days my email explodes. Today I got all sorts of things about Obama and John Holdren and the new NCDC climate spincycle which Steve McIntyre…
Listening to the Antarctic Ice Shelves – they say "no climate change"
From the Australian Ice shelves stable over six years ANTARCTIC ice shelves are showing no sign of climate change, six years of unique research have shown. Previously on WUWT we…
A few thoughts on the "climate change lowers wind speeds" study
By now you’ve probably read about Wind speed trends over the contiguous USA by Pryor et al. (2009, in press, JGR) There is also an Associated Press story which cites…
First Ever Ice Wine in Brazil
Via Joe D’Aleo at ICECAP Team Vinicola Perico, Vinicola Vineyards in Santa Catarina, Brazil Our friends at the METSUL reports that for the first time ever in Brazil icewine has…
Canada and USA agricultural weather issues and changes in our solar cycles
There’s been some concern lately over climate and agriculture. In the last few days we’ve had headlines such as: Crops under stress as temperatures fall (UK Telegraph) Canadian Wheat Output…
SurfaceStations now at 80% of the network surveyed: Illinois and Florida USHCN surveys complete
It has been a long time coming to get these two states completed. I’m happy to report that they have now been completely surveyed for all USHCN stations. I’d like…
The Thermostat Hypothesis
Guest Essay by Willis Eschenbach Abstract The Thermostat Hypothesis is that tropical clouds and thunderstorms, along with other emergent phenomena like dust devils, tornadoes, and the El Nino/La Nina alteration,…
Quote of the Week #10 – the future of underwater flaming
Image from WUWT reader “Boudu” One thing you can say about AGW alarmists, they are passionate. But passion doesn’t usually equate to factual discourse, as demonstrated so well on Joe…
Sunspots Today: A Cheshire Cat – New Essay from Livingston and Penn
This arrived in my email tonight from Bill Livingston. It is hot off the press, date June 11th. I believe WUWT readers will be some of the first to see…
Tom Nelson makes me laugh
I busted out laughing when I saw this on Tom Nelson’s blog. His title was “For climate hucksters, two inconvenient Google trends”. I never think about this sort of stuff,…
Online Petition: The next significant solar minimum should be called "The Eddy Minimum"
Link to sign the petition (don’t use handles please) Jack Eddy was a solar scientist who discovered the sunspot period known as “Maunder Minimum” in the 1970’s, and despite intense…
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