CA may have gone down for some of you. (It hasn’t for me.) We think that we’ve fixed the problem which was due to DNS pointing.
The National Post reports: A winter storm dumped more than 30 centimetres of snow on the Toronto area yesterday, with some parts of southern Ontario receiving as many as 50 centimetres of snow. Toronto usually receives approximately 30 cm of snow during the entire month of December. Yesterdays snowfall likely trumped the previous record of […]
San Francisco’s official weather stations, new and old locations are in this photo – can you find them? Last Thursday evening I had the pleasure of meeting up with Steve McIntyre, Steve Mosher, and “jeez” (who lives in San Francisco, and currently wishes to remain anonymous) from Climate Audit. We had dinner at Umbria in […]
Here is Judith Curry’s review.
A few notes before I lose track of today’s event. Stephen Schwartz’ presentation was essentially a re-statement of recent publicized JGR paper with some interesting additional commentary. Schwartz’ recent paper attempted to unpack the almost definitional equation: He then showed the IPCC diagram summarizing forcings, observing the change from IPCC TAR in forcing estimates in […]
I’m tired already and just got here. I flew in from Toronto yesterday getting up about 5 am Toronto time, arrived at AGU about 2 pm San Fran time and caught about helf the day. I mainly go to the Paleo sessions, where, among other things, I’m scouting for new high-resolution series covering the past […]
OFf to AGU tomorrow morning. I’m doing two presentations – an oral presentation on hurricanes on Wednesday in a Spatial Statistics session (with Roger Pielke) and a poster on Friday on Almagre tree rings (with Pete Holzmann). See climateaudit.org/pdf/agu07.* for the two PPTs. AGU tends to be exhausting. Plus I’ve got a reasonably full social […]
An explanation for the problem: All users should update to Bad Behavior 2.0.11 immediately to prevent being blocked from your own site. Within the past two days users have found themselves blocked from their own sites while using recent versions of Bad Behavior. A third party blacklist which Bad Behavior queries recently began sending false […]
David Smith, a regular commenter on hurricanes, writes. Tiny Tim is a Charles Dickens character. Tiny was a young lad, small, very weak, in a struggle to survive and of little notice in the hustle-bustle streets of London. Later, of course, his fortunes improved and he and Scrooge became “part of the record” of Victorian […]
Leif Svalgard writes: In 2006 less CO2 was added to the atmosphere than in 1983. In 1980 more CO2 was added to the atmosphere than in 2004. Why is that? Im sure that the worlds human population has increased its output of CO2 significantly since the 1980s. Where did it go? Why does the growth […]
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