OT: Some Global Warming
Martin Riddle
pimpom
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> Cheers
Everyone who's concerned about global warming or cooling should
move to where I live :-) It's 3 am here now and the thermometer
on the porch of my unheated house reads 57 deg F. The lowest I
measured last winter was 54 in January. And I think we stayed
well below 90 last summer.
Jim Thompson
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Mumbai?
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Don Klipstein
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Just about very winter I hear about some place getting record cold or
record snow - ever since I first paid much attention to this starting in
the winter of 1976-1977.
Lately it appears to be places near the North Atlantic getting hard-hit,
maybe starting with a major USA Northeast Corridor snowstorm that broke
Boston's single-storm snowfall record. When progression of the Pacific
Decadal Oscillation forces temperature patterns in the North Pacific to
change, watch it become someone else's turn to get spectacular newsworthy
winter weather.
And regardless of PDO, AMO and El Ninos and La Ninas, merely random
factors can bring 1% of the portion of the world that gets snow (even
if only once a century) their worst snowstorm in a century. Same for cold
snaps.
- Don Klipstein (d...@misty.com)
pimpom
> On Wed, 23 Dec 2009 03:14:40 +0530, "pimpom"
> <pim...@invalid.invalid>
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>> Martin Riddle wrote:
>>> <http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20091221/wl_afp/europestormweather>
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>>> Cheers
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>> Everyone who's concerned about global warming or cooling
>> should
>> move to where I live :-) It's 3 am here now and the
>> thermometer
>> on the porch of my unheated house reads 57 deg F. The lowest I
>> measured last winter was 54 in January. And I think we stayed
>> well below 90 last summer.
>>
>
> Mumbai?
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opposite end of the country. I've been to Mumbai several times
and it's hot and humid most of the time. It's not bad in January.
The hottest I've ever endured was about 115 in South India. Where
I live (Aizawl, Mizoram), the highest I ever personally measured
was about 95 deg F some 20 years ago. And there's almost always a
cool breeze in summer. It's 11:30 am now and the thermometer
reads 68.5 F.
John Larkin
<marti...@verizon.net> wrote:
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>Cheers
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Some of today's headlines:
Winter Could Be Worst in 25 Years for USA...
3 Deaths Due To Cold in Memphis...
PAPER: GAS SUPPLIES RUNNING OUT IN UK...
Vermont sets 'all-time record for one snowstorm'...
Iowa temps 'a solid 30 degrees below normal'...
Seoul buried in heaviest snowfall in 70 years...
Historic ice build-up shuts down NJ nuclear power plant...
Beijing -- coldest in 40 years...
Miami shivers from coldest weather in decade...
John
Don Klipstein
Looks like every winter now I see posts here saying how here and there
have their worst snow or cold in a decade or a centory or on record or
whatever.
Latest monthly determination of lower tropospheric temperature by UAH is
in, December 2009: .28 degree C warmer than the 1979-1998 baseline.
http://www.drroyspencer.com/latest-global-temperatures/
This has a graph of this global temperature index from its start at
the beginning of 1979 to now. This is the least-warming of the 5 major
indices of global temperature trends.
The UAH lower troposphere temperature index, v. 5.2, in text file format
is here:
http://vortex.nsstc.uah.edu/data/msu/t2lt/uahncdc.lt
- Don Klipstein (d...@misty.com)
John Larkin
Klipstein) wrote:
>In article <3sa5k5589c29l27dt...@4ax.com>, John Larkin wrote:
>>On Mon, 21 Dec 2009 23:40:55 -0500, "Martin Riddle"
>><marti...@verizon.net> wrote:
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>>><http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20091221/wl_afp/europestormweather>
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>>>Cheers
>>>
>>Some of today's headlines:
>>
>>Winter Could Be Worst in 25 Years for USA...
>>
>>3 Deaths Due To Cold in Memphis...
>>
>>PAPER: GAS SUPPLIES RUNNING OUT IN UK...
>>
>>Vermont sets 'all-time record for one snowstorm'...
>>
>>Iowa temps 'a solid 30 degrees below normal'...
>>
>>Seoul buried in heaviest snowfall in 70 years...
>>
>>Historic ice build-up shuts down NJ nuclear power plant...
>>
>>Beijing -- coldest in 40 years...
>>
>>Miami shivers from coldest weather in decade...
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> Looks like every winter now I see posts here saying how here and there
>have their worst snow or cold in a decade or a centory or on record or
>whatever.
>
> Latest monthly determination of lower tropospheric temperature by UAH is
>in, December 2009: .28 degree C warmer than the 1979-1998 baseline.
>
People don't notice 0.28 C average temperature rise. They do notice
feet of snow on their roads and people dying from the cold.
Between Climategate, the ludicrous conference in Copenhagen, and the
recent, killing cold around much of the world, I suspect the AGW panic
is on the decline.
John
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<jjlar...@highNOTlandTHIStechnologyPART.com> wrote:
> On Tue, 5 Jan 2010 04:45:35 +0000 (UTC), d...@manx.misty.com (Don
> Klipstein) wrote:
> >>On Mon, 21 Dec 2009 23:40:55 -0500, "Martin Riddle"
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> >>>Cheers
> >>Some of today's headlines:
> >>Winter Could Be Worst in 25 Years for USA...
> >>3 Deaths Due To Cold in Memphis...
> >>PAPER: GAS SUPPLIES RUNNING OUT IN UK...
> >>Vermont sets 'all-time record for one snowstorm'...
> >>Iowa temps 'a solid 30 degrees below normal'...
> >>Seoul buried in heaviest snowfall in 70 years...
> >>Historic ice build-up shuts down NJ nuclear power plant...
> >>Beijing -- coldest in 40 years...
> >>Miami shivers from coldest weather in decade...
> > Looks like every winter now I see posts here saying how here and there
> >have their worst snow or cold in a decade or a centory or on record or
> >whatever.
>
> > Latest monthly determination of lower tropospheric temperature by UAH is
> >in, December 2009: .28 degree C warmer than the 1979-1998 baseline.
>
> People don't notice 0.28 C average temperature rise. They do notice
> feet of snow on their roads and people dying from the cold.
>
> Between Climategate, the ludicrous conference in Copenhagen, and the
> recent, killing cold around much of the world, I suspect the AGW panic
> is on the decline.
Maybe all that anti-carbon stuff has worked already! ;-)
We've taken out TOO MUCH CO2, and we're all freezing as a result.
Better
stop the anti-CO2 nitwits, and PRODUCE MORE!!!!! ;-P
Cheers!
Rich
John Larkin
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>Cheers
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http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE6050LW20100106
http://www.weather.com/newscenter/nationalforecast/index.html
John