Monthly Archives: August 2011

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Climate superstition has been around for as long as the human race. It has been an opinion universally adopted of late years, that the generality of our summers arc more wet, and consequently colder, and our winters less frosty and, … Continue reading →

There is no doubt that the past few weeks have been very hot in Oklahoma, but the trend since the 1930s is towards much lower maximum temperatures.

http://www.cru.uea.ac.uk/cru/data/temperature/hadcrut3vgl.txt Tamino says that the period of modern warming began in 1975. The period of ancient warming from 1910 to 1945 warmed just as fast, despite the fact that CO2 was much lower and growing much more slowly. During the … Continue reading →

Stay tuned for the next update (by September 10th, probably earlier) to see where the MEI will be heading next. La Niña conditions have at least briefly expired in the MEI sense, making ENSO-neutral conditions the safest bet for the … Continue reading →

‘No risk’ the US will lose its top credit rating, says Treasury’s Geithner By Michael O’Brien     – 04/19/11 10:33 AM ET Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner said Tuesday there is “no risk” the U.S. will lose its top credit rating … Continue reading →

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