July 1936, Thousands Dead From The Heat – Mississippi River Almost Dried Up

4 Responses to July 1936, Thousands Dead From The Heat – Mississippi River Almost Dried Up

1. salvatore del prete says:

   July 17, 2013 at 8:33 pm

   The AGW theory will be history before this decade is out.

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2. salvatore del prete says:

   July 17, 2013 at 8:35 pm

   salvatore del prete says:
   July 13, 2013 at 12:35 PM

   I think the start of the temperature decline will commence within six months of the end of solar cycle 24 maximum and should last for at least 30+ years.
   My question is how does the decline take shape, is it slow and gradual or in jagged movements as thresholds are met. I think some jagged movements then a leveling off then another jerk etc etc. Will thresholds be met?

   I KNOW THEY ARE OUT THERE.

   I think the maximum of solar cycle 24 ends within 6 months, and once the sun winds down from this maximum it is going to be extremely quiet.

   Solar flux sub 72, although sub 90 is probably low enough.
   Solar Wind sub 350 km/sec.
   AP INDEX 5.0 or lower 98+ % of the time.
   Solar Irradiance off .2% or greater.
   UV light off upwards of 50% in the extreme short wavelengths.

   This condition was largely acheived in years 2008-2010 but the number of sub- solar years of activity proceeding these readings back then was only 3 or 4 years, this time it will be over 8+ years of sub- solar activity, and no weak solar maximum will be forthcoming.

   Lag times come into play mostly due to the oceans.

   It is clear that the greenhouse effect ,how effective it is ,is a result of energy coming into and leaving the earth climatic system. The warmer the oceans the more effective the greenhouse effect and vice versa.

   With oceans cooling in response to a decrease in solar visible light the amounts of co2/water vapor will be on the decrease thus making the greenhouse effect less effective going forward. At the same time the albedo of earth will be on the increase due to more low clouds,ice and snow cover.

   ROUTE CAUSE OF THE CLIMATE TO CHANGE

   Very weak solar magnetic fields, and a declining weak unstable geomagnetic field, and all the secondary feedbacks associated with this condition.

   SOME SECONDARY EFFECTS WITH WEAK MAGNETIC FIELDS

   weaker solar irradiance
   weaker solar wind
   increase in cosmic rays
   increase in volcanic activity
   decrease in ocean heat content
   a more meridional atmospheric circulation
   more La Ninas ,less El Ninos
   cold Pdo /Amo

   I say the start of a significant cooling period is on our doorstep, it is months away. Once solar cycle 24 maximum ends it starts.

   This has happened 18 times in the past 7500 years(little ice ages and or cooling periods ) ,number 19 is going to take place now.

   Two of the most recent ones are the Maunder Minimum(1645-1700) and the

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3. salvatore del prete says:

   July 17, 2013 at 8:40 pm

   Also the beginning state of the climate has to be taken into account. You can have the same solar conditions/secondary effects but a different end result for the climate based on the beginning state of the climate.

   I bet my bottom dollar the route cause of climate change is the solar/geomagnetic field strengths . How they phase and if/when thresholds can be reached.

   When in the same climate regime the climate changes slowly but once it enters a new climate regime due to thresholds being reached it wiLl change abruptly.

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4. salvatore del prete says:

   July 17, 2013 at 8:41 pm

   STEVE SOME OF MY THOUGHTS I WANTED TO CONVEY TO YOU.

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