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Monthly Archives: September 2012
On the Record High Sea Surface Temperatures for the Northeast Continental Shelf
UPDATE: Fixed My Typo On Figure 1. My correction at the top right-hand corner now reads 65W. I had added more confusion with my typo of 65N. HHHHHHHHHHHHHHH Joe D’Aleo of IceCap and WeatherBell asked me to take a look at the September … Continue reading
Posted in SST Update, Weather Event Hype
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How Much of an Impact Does the Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation Have on Arctic Sea Ice Extent?
UPDATE: Corrected a couple of typos. Strike-throughs are followed by corrections. Thanks to Steve C for finding them on the cross post at WattsUpWithThat. HHHHHHHHHHHHHH This post presents reference graphs and a discussion of the effects of the Atlantic Multidecadal … Continue reading
Posted in Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation, Sea Ice
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Hey, Where’d The El Niño Go?
This post will serve as the mid-September 2012 sea surface temperature anomaly update. Sea surface temperature anomalies for the NINO3.4 region of the eastern equatorial Pacific are a commonly used index for the strength, frequency and duration of El Niño … Continue reading
Posted in El Nino-La Nina Processes, SST Update
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A Blog Memo to Kevin Trenberth – NCAR
Date: September 20, 2012 Subject: Trenberth and Fasullo (2012) paper “Climate extremes and climate change: The Russian heat wave and other climate extremes of 2010” From: Bob Tisdale – Climate Observations To: Kevin Trenberth – National Center for Atmospheric Research, … Continue reading
The Warming of the Global Oceans – Are Manmade Greenhouse Gases Important or Impotent?
This post is available in pdf form here. It’s only 1.2MB so you could email copies to your friends who are proponents of manmade global warming—and to your skeptical friends as well. Global sea surface temperatures have warmed over the past … Continue reading
Climate Skeptics Forget the Obvious Intent of the Website SkepticalScience
The website SkepticalScience is intended to be comical—a joke. It was founded by John Cook, who was, at one time, self-described on his website as: I’m not a climatologist or a scientist but a self employed cartoonist… Click image to enlarge … Continue reading
Posted in CAGW Proponent Arguments
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Comments about Donald Rapp’s Review of “Who Turned on the Heat?”
I was surprised and very pleased to see that Roger Pielke, Sr. had posted a review by Donald Rapp of my book Who Turned on The Heat? The Unsuspected Global Warming Culprit, El Niño-Southern Oscillation. Dr. Rapp’s review is here. … Continue reading
August 2012 Sea Surface Temperature (SST) Anomaly Update
MONTHLY SST ANOMALY MAP The following is a Global map of Reynolds OI.v2 Sea Surface Temperature (SST) anomalies for August 2012. It was downloaded from the NOMADS website. The contour levels are set at 0.5 deg C, and white is … Continue reading
Posted in SST Update
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“Who Turned on the Heat?” was Written for Persons Who Know there is a Difference between the Lower Stratosphere and the Surface of the Oceans
In other words, it was not written for people who cannot differentiate between the two. BACKGROUND Satellites measure the skin temperatures of the global oceans. Sea surface temperatures are the primary focus of my new book Who Turned on the … Continue reading
Hurricane Michael Heading Straight for Newfoundland – EEEK!!!
Update: As Gary noted in a comment, it turns out it looks like it’s going to be Leslie (Image Downloaded Early Monday morning Sept 10) not Michael that visits Newfoundland. HHHHHHHHHH Glancing at the news this morning, I noticed … Continue reading
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