Category Archives: Extreme Weather
Family Outbreaks Of Severe Tornadoes and Climate
There have been a number of excellent posts on the family outbreak of tornadoes in the South last week. These include, for example, Epic Tornado Outbreak ended Thursday with tornado report count up to 292 with death toll at 337 … Continue reading
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The Westerlies Explain The Recent Extreme Winter Weather, Not “Global Warming”
There have been a number of news articles that claim that a global average surface temperature trend (i.e. “global warming) explains the extreme cold weather and snow that has occurred recently; e.g. see Comment On The CBS News Article “Is Extreme Weather a … Continue reading
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Interesting Weather In Hawaii
As presented numerous times on my weblog, it is regional atmospheric circulations that matter in terms of the weather we experience. I have an excellent example of this provided by Glenn James Sr. Weather Specialist at the The Pacific Disaster … Continue reading
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World Cup and Snow?
There is an interesting possibility of snow on Friday in Captown on Friday; see World Cup Fans May Be Treated to Snowfall Read more: http://newsfeed.time.com/2010/06/15/world-cup-fans-may-be-treated-to-snowfall/#ixzz0qxH9YIv6 See also Big chill about to hit World Cup visitors This article by Angelique Serrao starts … Continue reading
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