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• A nation divided by the weather

  
  Comment is free | guardian.co.uk — Authority: 163
  The Atlantics storm track has slipped south, and the rain is more persistent than ever The life of the writer RB Cunninghame Graham is now much more interesting than anything he wrote – a summary such as "Scottish laird, old Harrovian adventurer, Argentinian gaucho, Spanish gold prospector, Britains first socialist ...
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• UTMB VP BEN RAIMER GARNERS TFA "BURNING PANTS AWARD"

  
  UT: THE EYES OF TFA ARE UPON YOU! — Authority: 132
  Over the past three years or so, the Blogmeister has been admittedly stingy when bestowing the prestigious "Burning Pants Award."  To earn this distinction, an administrator has had to engage in exceptionally meritorious meretriciousness.  Such is the case with UTMB Vice President Ben Raimer and his recent claim to ...
  2 days ago

• Scientist in climate change ‘cover-up’ storm told to quit

  
  osmoothie — Authority: 441
  Mail Online , “ Scientist in climate change ‘cover-up’ storm told to quit ” by David Derbyshire The scientist at the heart of the climate change scandal was under growing pressure to quit last night. George Monbiot, a leading environmentalist, said Phil Jones should resign from the Climatic Research Unit ...
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• Meet Dr. Roy Spencer, Celebrated Climatologist.

  
  American Elephants — Authority: 136
  Dr. Roy Spencer is the U.S. Science Team Leader for the Advanced Microwave Scanning Radiometer flying on NASA’s Aqua satellite.  He is also a Principal Research Scientist at the University of Alabama in Huntsville. (Try getting all that on a business card).  They supply the temperatures that we can count on.  He ...
  3 days ago

• Meditation XXI, René Descartes (1596-1650) – Meditations on the First Philosophy, and “Objections and Replies”

  
  Eternity in an Hour — Authority: 129
  René Descartes~ When two people meet, they unconsciously affect one another in ways the mind cannot even begin to comprehend. The meeting may be brief and uneventful with nothing fruitful happening as a result of it. But the die is cast and the wheels of time have turned. The present as we know it is [...]
  4 days ago

• Rime Ice Crashes into Colorado Home

  
  Geology News — Authority: 513
  A large piece of rime ice fell onto a Colorado home, breaking through the roof, through the kitchen ceiling and scattering debris throughout the kitchen. Rime ice is ice that builds up on the outside of a plane’s cold fuselage as it flies through moist air. Rime ice often drops from planes during [...]
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• Kudos to Meteorologist/Professor Scott Mandia

  
  Dan's Wild Wild Science Journal — Authority: 124
  Sometimes it takes someone not in the forest to make the best sense of it. Most of the climate researchers ignore the junk those of us who work in media hear everyday. The widespread dissemination of this pseudo science is why I and several of my friends in meteorology have decided to blog on Climate [...]
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• Op-Ed: Tornado Scientist Risks Life for Ph.D.

  
  Wired Science — Authority: 765
  On June 17, 2009, we were out intercepting tornadoes just west of Aurora, Nebraska, as part of my doctoral research. We thought we were looking at weak tornadoes that day, but as it turned out, a freakishly intense storm almost cost us our lives even as it gave me the data I needed to complete my dissertation. From ...
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• The mysteries of lightning

  
  Discovery News - Technology — Authority: 651
  Scientists dont know everything they want to know about lightning, to be sure, or about the atmosphere over the tropical Atlantic, but on the face of it, it is fair to say that nothing about an airliner flying through the ...
  6 days ago

• Cumbria, England Floods

  
  Geology News — Authority: 513
  The Strategic Risk website has a summary of the flooding problems experienced this past weekend as over one foot of rain fell in just 24 hours on some parts of northwest England.
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• Crazy clouds

  
  Mr. Barlow's Blog — Authority: 130
  Check out this global atmospheric simulation covering the period from August 17, 2009, through August 21, 2009, every 30 minutes:
  1 week ago

• The Great Climate Scandal Takes Center Stage

  
  Impact Lab — Authority: 553
  The secret underground “climate mafia” exposedElectronic files that were stolen from a prominent climate research center and made public last week provide a rare glimpse into the behind-the-scenes battle to shape the public perception of global warming.While few U.S. politicians bother to question whether humans ...
  1 week ago

• Slowing Rate of Carbon Dioxide Absorption by the Ocean

  
  Geology News — Authority: 513
  “The oceans play a key role in regulating climate, absorbing more than a quarter of the carbon dioxide that humans put into the air. Now, the first year-by-year accounting of this mechanism during the industrial era suggests the oceans are struggling to keep up with rising emissions—a finding with potentially wide ...
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• El Niño Resurgence

  
  Geology News — Authority: 513
  “El Niño is experiencing a late-fall resurgence. Recent measurements of sea level height from the Ocean Surface Topography Mission satellite showed that a strong wave of warm water, known as a Kelvin wave, had spread from the western to the central and eastern Pacific. This warm wave appears as the large area of ...
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• Showers soak coastal counties

  
  Houston Weather Blog — Authority: 123
  A slow moving storm produced heavy rain across parts of southeast Texas on Friday.  Morning rush hour was a mess because of wet roads and streets. Just enough drizzle fell throughout the evening to keep things damp. The heaviest rain fell south of I-10, with 3-5" of rain estimated along the coast.  Rainfall ...
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• how to prevent hurricanes

  
  Buffet o' Blog — Authority: 120
  If you know much about weather, you know that mankind does not possess the ability to stop a hurricane.  Hurricanes are kinda like a migraine headache in that regard — unstoppable once it gets going.  In fact, a migraine feels kinda like a hurricane in your head.  Or a tornado.  But I digress. Anyway, we ...
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• Review of The Lost World Of Genesis One, Part Eighteen

  
  Exploring Our Matrix — Authority: 601
  Proposition eighteen of John Waltons The Lost World of Genesis One takes the stance that science education should be neutral when it comes to questions of purpose . A science course should by its very definition "discuss material origins from the perspective of a material ontology" and thus "there is no point ...
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• Friday looks very wet and very windy

  
  Houston Weather Blog — Authority: 123
  The weather for Friday is shaping up to be a big mess. An intense area of low pressure will be tracking along the Gulf coast, producing tropical storm force wind gusts and very heavy rain. We are now expecting 3-5” of rain across the area from this storm.   And a few spots could have more depending on the exact ...
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• Heavy Snow In China – Satellite Image

  
  Geology News — Authority: 513
  Earth Observatory has a satellite image of the heaviest snowfall to occur in China in the past several decades. The image shows part of the North China Plain near the city of Shijiazhuang. Small cities and towns are easy to spot in this image.
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• Rain returns by Friday

  
  Houston Weather Blog — Authority: 123
  So far this month, weve had 10 perfectly sunny days here in southeast Texas. Weve had a few showers track across the area, but less than 1/3" of rain has fallen at Bush Intercontinental Airport. Well probably catch up with this next storm. Clouds will return right away Thursday, along with a little more ...
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