I have reposted because some people tried to say I was faking the weather… Well I have added a link to the BBC Weather Warnings for everyone to see below http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8416010.stm I’m not kidding when I say we have 20cm of snow on the way! Last year was very cold in the UK this year [...]
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What is going on Heavy snow forecast for many parts of UK 20CM of snow, Blizzards, Drifting?
Posted by admin on May 8th, 2011
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Tags: african countries, bbc, bbc weather, drifts, early warning, east anglia, forecasters, gale force, global warming, heavy snowfall, ipcc data, natural climate change, news bbc co uk, russian data, south east england, sunshine, surrey, sussex, travel networks, weather warnings 
No Comments »IUFRO reports that forests could become carbon sources – what do you think?
Posted by admin on May 3rd, 2011
the International Union of Forest Research Organizations, a nonprofit network of scientists, reports: "If the Earth heats up 2.5 degrees Celsius (4.5 degrees F) or more, evaporation from the additional heat would lead to severe droughts and heat waves that could kill wide swaths of trees in the tropics of Africa, southern Asia and South [...]
Posted in Weather network Tags: boreal forests, consequences, droughts, emissions, evaporation, forest research organizations, global warming, heat waves, nonprofit network, northern europe, parasites, quot, reuters, scientists, south america, southern asia, temperatures, tree pests, tropics, weather 1 Comment »Do you think the data behind the science of global warming is flawed?
Posted by admin on April 28th, 2011
"[t]he Moscow-based Institute of Economic Analysis (IEA) issued a report claiming that the Hadley Center for Climate Change had probably tampered with Russian climate data. Apparently, Hadley ignored data submitted by 75% of Russian stations, effectively omitting over 40% of Russian territory from global temperature calculations — not coincidentally, areas that didn’t "show any substantial [...]
Posted in Weather network Tags: chinese weather, climate change, climate data, global temperature, heat island effect, journal nature, location details, precise locations, professor jones, rian ru, russian stations, russian territory, state university of new york at albany, station location, supporting evidence, temperature calculations, temperature measurements, uk environment, urban heat island, weather stations 1 Comment »Why are people arguing that Paltridge 2009 proves climate sensitivity is low?
Posted by admin on April 23rd, 2011
The new denier argument – if I’m understanding it correctly – is that climate sensitivity is low because water vapor isn’t a significant positive feedback, which we know because of the results of the recent Paltridge paper. The paper in question examines atmospheric water vapor data take from radiosondes (weather balloons) and finds "the face-value [...]
Posted in Weather network Tags: altitudes, atmospheric water vapor, caveats, climate model, climate models, climate sensitivity, convective boundary layer, face value, hpa, humidity data, hypothetical example, model calculations, ncep data, negative trends, positive feedback, quot quot, radiosonde data, satellite data, satellite observations, specific humidity 1 Comment »Is this letter signed by 141 scientists to the SG of the UN a bunch of nonsense?
Posted by admin on April 21st, 2011
8 December 2009 Dear Secretary-General, Climate change science is in a period of ‘negative discovery’ – the more we learn about this exceptionally complex and rapidly evolving field the more we realize how little we know. Truly, the science is NOT settled. Therefore, there is no sound reason to impose expensive and restrictive public policy [...]
Posted in Weather network Tags: acceptable substitutes, climate change conference, climate change science, concern worldwide, dangerous climate change, dangerous human, dangerous impact, extreme poverty, global climate, google, greenhouse gases, natural phenomena, ocean currents, orbital parameters, public policy decisions, public service ads, solar cycles, sound reason, un secretary general, united nations climate change conference No Comments »Isn’t this a KEY example of just how corrupt the surface data is? Is it time to call a time out on AGW craze?
Posted by admin on April 19th, 2011
http://wattsupwiththat.wordpress.com/ NOAA Claims: Global Summer Temperature Was Ninth Warmest – Questionable 9/16/2008 This just doesn’t seem to add up given what we’ve seen from anecdotal weather information and satellite data. For example the UAH global temperature for the lower troposphere shows that the temperature in 2008 doesn’t get anywhere close to this claim made by [...]
Do the AGW Activists realize that their propaganda is fooling no one?
Posted by admin on April 16th, 2011
August 26, 2010 Over e-mail Transom: Extreme Weather and Climate Change Russ Steele “I got this email from RePower America an Al Gore organization promoting the dangers of human caused global warming. ‘Extreme weather is putting hundreds of thousands of lives and livelihoods at risk all around the world. In order to avoid the worst [...]
Posted in Weather network Tags: al gore, catastrophic damage, climate change pollution, earth system, effects of global warming, extreme weather events, floods droughts, global climate change, greenhouse gas emissions, grid squares, intense storms, last decade, repower, russian siberia, severe weather, spot checks, temperature increases, weather and climate, weather stations, worldwide record 1 Comment »Why are proponents arguing that Paltridge 2009 doesn't prove climate sensitivity is low?
Posted by admin on April 14th, 2011
The new proponent argument – if I’m understanding it correctly – is that climate sensitivity is not low because water vapor is a significant positive feedback, which we know is not true because of the results of the recent Paltridge paper. The paper in question examines atmospheric water vapor data taken from radiosondes (weather balloons) [...]
Posted in Weather network Tags: altitudes, atmospheric water vapor, caveats, climate model, climate models, climate sensitivity, climateaudit, computer model, convective boundary layer, humidity data, model calculations, model data, ncep data, negative trends, proponent, quot quot, radiosonde data, satellite data, satellite observations, specific humidity 1 Comment »The Earth has a “Fever” Is there a cure?
Posted by admin on April 11th, 2011
The symptoms are showing – the temperature is rising. A case in point is the Alaskan Village Newtok, located in the subarctic. The once frozen subsoil-known as permafrost-on which Newtok is built is melting. "I don’t want to live in permafrost [anymore]," lamented a resident named Frank. "It’s too muddy." Studies say that within ten [...]
What do you make of the programmers comments in the hacked data file "HARRY_READ_ME.txt"?
Posted by admin on April 9th, 2011
Here is the actual file: http://www.anenglishmanscastle.com/HARRY_READ_ME.txt Here is subset of what is in this file: – "But what are all those monthly files? DON’T KNOW, UNDOCUMENTED. Wherever I look, there are data files, no info about what they are other than their names. And that’s useless …" (Page 17) – "It’s botch after botch after [...]
