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Author Archives: Harold Ambler
Unprecedented Melt? Not Exactly. Unprecedented Scientific Folly? You bet!
As many of my readers know, the fact that Antarctic sea ice has steadily grown during the entire satellite record is something that I’ve alluded to frequently in the past. Some of you will know, too, that the temperature at … Continue reading
Posted in Antarctic sea ice, don't sell your coat, ice age, sea ice
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Old Time New England Winter
I live in a historic part of a historic New England town: East Greenwich, Rhode Island, to be precise. It’s tough to walk five minutes in any direction here without running across a cemetery or two with graves from two … Continue reading
Posted in blowing snow, Climate change, don't sell your coat, global warming, harold ambler
Tagged blowing snow, don't sell your coat, new england, winter
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Blizzard Reading
If you have only recently become a skeptic, or only recently started thinking about it, then you may not be aware of the logical inconsistencies built into the theory that manmade global warming is turning the climate system into a … Continue reading
Posted in blizzard, Climate change, don't sell your coat, global warming
Tagged AGW, blizzard, Climate change, global warming, reasoning
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Britain’s Cold Comes as No Surprise
People say a version of the following to me all the time: “How dare you contradict mainstream science regarding climate change?” Most of the Spanish Inquisition conversationalists haven’t any sense of the diversity of scientific findings within the climatology community. … Continue reading
Surprised By White
The first “pure” Nor’easter of the season is delivering snow to East Greenwich this evening. The storm, another potent one just nine days after Hurricane Sandy devastated the region, was snowier than the National Weather Service initially forecast along Narragansett … Continue reading
Posted in don't sell your coat, rhode island, winter
Tagged east greenwich, rhode island, snow, winter
Sandy in Context
The following Op-Ed was published, after I received an invitation to write it on Halloween, in the Friday, November 2, 2012, edition of The New York Daily News. I remember reading Alvin Toffler’s “Future Shock” in high school during the 1980s, … Continue reading
Posted in Climate change, don't sell your coat, harold ambler, hurricane sandy, media
Tagged don't sell your coat, historic storms, hurricane sandy
Storm Surge Commences in Rhode Island
As of 6:30 pm, the Rhode Island coast has started seeing effects of the storm surge from Hurricane Sandy. In Narragansett, Beach Street was closed, with washover from Narragansett Town Beach flooding the road. Boston Neck Road was on the … Continue reading
Posted in hurricane sandy, sandy, Wickford damage
Tagged rhode island, sandy, storm surge, Wickford
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Peak Winds Approaching Rhode Island Right Now
Dangerous Hurricane Sandy is increasing in size and intensity as it approaches the Greater New York metropolitan area. According to meteorologist Ryan Maue of Weatherbell Analytics, the city is “insufficiently prepared.” After initially downplaying storm surge from the hurricane, New … Continue reading
Posted in hurricane sandy, hurricanes, rhode island, storm surge
Tagged hurricane sandy, peak winds, rhode island, sandy, storm surge
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