Let’s see how many errors we can count. I’m guessing (based on past performance) we’ll see between 5 and 10 major errors. Maybe even a rehash of polar bears. from…
Category: Announcements
10 million page views
Overnight, WUWT hit a new milestone with 10 million page views. As of this writing, according to the WordPress internal counter shown in the ride sidebar, I’m at 10,016,144 page…
Day 1 of the ICCC conference
UPDATE: see an additional report from Prof. Bob Carter below the “read more” line. ALSO: See this announcement at Climate Audit Photo by Evan Jones I don’t have a lot…
Subcomittee of Japan's Society of Energy and Resources disses the IPCC – says "recent climate change is driven by natural cycles, not human industrial activity"
Japan’s boffins: Global warming isn’t man-made Climate science is ‘ancient astrology’, claims report By Andrew Orlowski The Register UK (h/t) from WUWT reader Ric Werme UPDATE: One of the panelists…
Nested comments turned off
Well, it was a nice experiment, but I learned that the nested comments feature caused more trouble than it solved. I was having trouble myself following some discussions, and if…
Climate Audit back online
Writing from Starbucks WiFi in Sacramento. Still have all my hair, but have to drive 90 miles home now as I just dropped off the server for re-rack at the…
Climate Audit is down
While we are on the subject of hardware failure (such as has hit the DMSP satellite NSIDC and Cryosphere Today use) Climate Audit is down due to a file system…
NSIDC: satellite sea ice sensor has "catastrophic failure" – data faulty for the last 45 or more days
The DMSP satellite is still operating, but the SSM/I sensor is not Regular readers will recall that on Feb 16th I blogged about this graph of arctic sea ice posted…
Wasted effort
Lately I’ve found that I spend a lot of time moderating posts that are simply back and forth arguments between just a few people whom have inflexible points of view.…
-50°F new all time record low confirmed in Maine
You may recall I wrote about the “Pain in Maine” a couple of weeks back in reference to the painfully cold weather there. Here was the bulletin from NWS: PUBLIC…
Surfacestations now at 70% of the network surveyed
See also the related story on the new Google Earth historical imagery tool here. I’m pleased to announce that due to the help of many volunteer surveyors, the surfacestations.org project…
NOAA Unveils New Alert System for La Niña and El Niño
Can’t you just see this scrolling across your TV during an EAS alert?”…. If this had been an actual El Niño, you would have been instructed on where to complain…
Surfacestations update – we are within sight of the goal
I’m pleased to announce that the www.surfacestations.org project has reached a major milestone, with 67% of the 1221 USHCN network now surveyed. 819 of 1221 stations have been examined in…
Antarctic Warming? Part 2 – A letter from a meteorologist on the ground in Antarctica
UPDATE 1/25: Mr. Hays has has provided a follow up letter, posted at the bottom of this article. – Anthony This letter below, reprinted with permission, is from Ross Hays.…
Winners announced
As many of you know, the Weblog Awards ended Tuesday. Today WUWT was certified as the winner in the “Best Science Blog” category. The vote totals were unchanged from 5PM…
Voting is closed
Voting closed TODAY Jan 13 at 5PM Eastern, 2PM Pacific time. Preliminary ending numbers are available here Thanks to everyone who participated. The results won’t be final until reviewed by…
Surfacestations UK project getting started
As many readers know, I’ve been working with a team of dedicated volunteers on the US www.surfacestations.org project since June 2007. We now have over 50% of the 1221 station…
VOTING OPEN: WUWT Nominated for Best Science Blog
Voting is now open, for anyone who wants to vote for any of the blogs below. A note about voting. Since you can vote once every 24 hours, this is…
Ending the year on an up note
I thought about writing a year end recap, but then I saw my traffic count for the month at 00 GMT (4PM PST), and thought that would do just as…
Met Office recycles last years PR: 2009 to be one of the warmest on record
LONDON (Reuters) – Next year is set to be one of the top-five warmest on record, British climate scientists said on Tuesday. The average global temperature for 2009 is expected…
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