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RSS data: 2010 not the warmest year in satellite record, but a close second
NOTE: A second graph has been added. See below. The RSS data for Dec 2010 is out and available here, and I’m second in publishing it. The honor for being…
UAH and UHI
Note: clearly satellites can see urban heat, as demonstrated by this recent paper unveiled at the 2010 AGU meeting by NASA. See: Satellites Image the Urban Heat Islands in the Northeast.…
New peer reviewed paper shows just how bad the climate models really are
One of the biggest, if not the biggest issues of climate science skepticism is the criticism of over-reliance on computer model projections to suggest future outcomes. In this paper, climate…
Norway's coldest November in living memory
Yesterday we saw the satellite image of the UK, buried under snow for the second time in 2010, see UK Covered in snow, for the second winter. And we’ve seen and…
Be a closet climate modeler with Climate@home
First there was SETI@home where you could use spare CPU cycles to look for extraterrestrial signals. Now we have Climate@Home, running NASA GISS modeling software in distributed computing, but no…
How not to measure temperature, part 50. How to make a rural station "urban"
One of the things that happens when your work becomes well known is that people send you things to look at. Such is the case for today’s subject. Here we…
Inside the ASOS HO83 Temp/dewpoint sensor
HO83 ASOS Hygrothermometer (temperature/dewpoint sensor) Much has been written about problems with artificially high temperature readings due to the HO83 aspirated air temperature/dewpoint temperature sensor used on NOAA Automated Surface…
Study: Greenland prior eras as warm or warmer than today
I was forwarded a slide show presentation done by Thomas Lowell et al of the University of Cincinnati titled: Organic Remains from the Istorvet Ice Cap, Liverpool Land, East Greenland:…
How not to measure temperature, part 40
Rounding out a review of California weather stations this week we visit Gilroy, CA, the garlic capital. This COOP station has an MMTS temperature sensor on a pole just a few…
NASA blows wads of cash on celebration parties
From Slashdot: “NASA spends between $400,000 and $1.3 million on a party at every shuttle launch, according to CBS. Select personnel are treated to 5 days at a 4 star…
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…
Upcoming TV special on the Sun – worth watching
Given that the sun is so quiet lately (click image – no sunspots) and there is talk of an ebb in its next solar cycle 24, it bears looking into the details…
BBC Video on False Claims in Gore's Inconvenient Truth
As a followup to my post Et tu, Gorus, here is a BBC News report on the 9 items that a British High Court deemed to be false claims in…
Camille Paglia on "fancy-pants, speculative, climate models"
Camille Paglia is listed as one of the top 100 intellectuals in the world today, in fact she’s at number 20. So, it is with some surprise that I read her response…
California Climate, PDO, LOD, and Sunspot Departure
Above: Length of Day Compared to Global Temperature since 1890 Below is a paper by former California State Climatologist, Jim Goodridge. Jim has been quietly working on a number of…
How Hot IS it? – an article from a Wisconsin Energy COOP
Earlier this summer I was interviewed about my surfacestations.org project for this comprehensive article in Wisconsin Energy Cooperative News. I thought you may all find it interesting reading. The article…
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