Ocean circulation is a coupled system. Change one gateway, and you risk…well, anything.
Author: Anthony Watts
Eye Roller Study: Burned forest areas have faster snowmelt
No tree canopy means more sunlight reaches the ground…. Well….DUH!”
Interesting Field Work: Treetops glowing during storms captured for the first time
It’s nearly invisible to the naked eye but our instruments give rise to a vision of swaths of scintillating corona glowing as thunderstorms pass overhead
The Psychology of Climate Doom: How Narrative Outpaces Nuance
Humans are wired to prioritize alarming information over neutral data
New paper: U.S. temperature extremes have declined since 1899, challenging assumptions about increasing heatwaves
The result is simple: both hot and cold extremes have declined over the full period of record.
20 Years of WUWT: What We’re Up Against & Why It Matters – Keynote Address at #ICCC16
Twenty years. That’s a long time to keep asking inconvenient questions.
Demonstrating the Reverse Greenhouse Effect in the Laboratory – PART2
Measured gas emissions show increased infrared radiation and localized cooling effects, offering experimental observations relevant to ongoing debates over greenhouse processes.
March Madness: When ‘Record Heat’ Caused by ‘Climate Change’ is Just a Stuck Weather Pattern
In case you haven’t noticed, the media is stupid when it comes to weather.
Demonstrating the Reverse Greenhouse Effect in the Laboratory – PART1
Laboratory experiments explore infrared emission of greenhouse gases under normal pressure, raising questions about atmospheric heat transfer and radiative assumptions.
Data Centers, Hot Air, and the Reinvention of the Urban Heat Island
Researchers examined more than 6,000 data centers worldwide and found that surrounding areas experienced an average land surface temperature increase of about 2°C
No, NPR, Climate Change Didn’t Cause the Recent Heatwave
The historical record shows that severe heatwaves long predate modern climate attribution narratives, and the claims made in the interview rely heavily on attribution modeling.
Surprising Finding: The Earth formed from local building blocks
“We were truly astonished to find that the Earth is composed entirely of material from the inner Solar System distinct from any combination of existing meteorites.”
CAPTURED: Birth to death timelapse of a tornado
Every once in awhile something comes along that just makes you sit back and watch in awe. This is one of those times. Jakob McMillin writes on X: (click to…
BOMBSHELL DATA: In a Warming World, Rising Cold Deaths Outnumber Heat Deaths 12 to 1
The most striking result is that cold weather remains by far the dominant temperature-related killer in the United States.
Climate Fact-Check February 2026
This compilation serves as a fact check on the top false claims made about climate change by the media in February, 2026.
Monitoring Drought and Groundwater from Space
By precisely tracking these changes, GRACE FO allows scientists to map how water moves across the planet
Lightning bolts on Jupiter pack more than 100 times the power of Earth’s flashes
Studying storms on other planets sheds light on storms on our planet, which are still not completely understood
From Cow Farts to Protein Shakes: The Latest Climate ‘Solution’ Brewed in a Vat
On the surface, it sounds like a silver bullet: take a greenhouse gas, feed it to microbes in controlled vats, and produce high-quality protein.
The State of Climate Science: Uncertainty, Complexity, and the Politics That Follow
That combination brings both uncertainty and, inevitably, complications.