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Monthly Archives: January 2014
Talking about Climate with John Christy
John Christy is a climate scientist at the University of Alabama-Huntsville. Along with Roy Spencer, he developed the first satellite temperature record of the Earth. Skeptical about catastrophic anthropogenic global warming, he has been invited to speak before Congress several … Continue reading
Posted in climatology, John Christy, UAH temperature
Tagged climatology, john christy, uah
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Cue the Emperor of the North
I’m falling in love with the cove. Part of that is recognizing that, at least at present, I’m better off walking than running. I’m capable of the 2-mile jog past the water that I did last year forty or fifty … Continue reading
Posted in cove, Greenwich Cove, sea ice, swans
Tagged greenwich cove, nature, swans, talking about the weather
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Today at the Cove
Today at the cove, I learned that there is a more significant population of swans than I had realized before. I counted 50 of them, but some were distant. I will try to confirm the count in the days to … Continue reading
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Talking About Weather with Elliot Abrams
Today marks the start of Talking About Weather With and Talking About Climate With, a pair of regular features that will appear once a week or so on talkingabouttheweather.com. The inaugural subject is a giant in American forecasting, AccuWeather’s Elliot … Continue reading
It’s Time for Hibernate
If one thing became clear during the recent cold snap, it was that people would sort of, kind of like to learn more about meteorology. Even Al Roker seemed interested, with his (fully inaccurate, but whatever) talk of winter hurricanes. In … Continue reading
Posted in don't sell your coat, german rap polar vortex, polar vortex, polar vortex rap
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This Is What’s Happening
This is what’s happening: Global sea ice just had its best year, basically a full calendar year with a zero-anomaly, since 2004. Scientists told us that global warming was accelerating at the poles, through the polar amplification process. Part of … Continue reading
Posted in Anthony Watts, don't sell your coat, sea ice, walt meier
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Talking About the Weather 