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SSW, Sudden Stratospheric Warming hitting a record over Antarctica, Ozone...
Two days ago over the Antarctic the SSW or Sudden Stratospheric Warming was still running strong up at 10 hPa or around 30 km high. NIWA claim it may be the strongest SSW seen in the Southern...
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Global confusion: Turns out global warming doesn’t cause wandering Jet Stream...
It’s a flip on a flop. After all the media headlines, a new paper suggests that some climate scientists are not just wrong, they got cause and effect mixed up, and that the wandering “blocking” jet...
View ArticleFreak weather, heat domes, cold snaps, all grist for the Global Witchdoctors
The Heat Dome was a freak local event Once upon a time, scientists would say only 30 year trends counted. Now, all weather is climate except when it isn’t. Climate modelers know the heat over North...
View ArticleComing soon: Climate change causes ice ages too
By Jo Nova Right after it happens: scientists discover Climate Change *may* cause extreme cold Today, just in time for the Big US Freeze comes the soft sell junk science stories suggesting that Global...
View ArticleIs the Sun driving ozone and changing the climate?
In 2015 the hunt for clues continues… The central mystery in climate science is the Sun. The direct energy from the 1.4 million-kilometer-wide flaming ball stays remarkably constant. The radiation...
View ArticleRare: Sudden Stratospheric Warming in the Southern Hemisphere — cold weather...
Right now a very rare southern SSW (Sudden Stratospheric Warming) is taking place, possibly peaking today or this weekend over Antarctica. In the Northern Hemisphere SSW’s happen more often and in the...
View ArticlePaper suggests solar magnetic influence on Earth’s atmospheric pressure
“…the role of the Sun is one of the largest unknowns in the climate system” Meteorologists are already aware that changes in the interplanetary magnetic field (IMF) can affect the polar regions of...
View ArticleThe North Atlantic jet stream correlates with Solar output over a millennium
A new paper (Moffa-Sánchez et al) reports that they looked at layers of dead plankton in ocean mud (otherwise known as foraminifera in marine sediments) and have reconstructed the temperature and...
View ArticleBe afraid! Trapped atmospheric waves on the rise. Extreme heatwaves to come.
There are waves piling on waves in the weather. A new press release tells us that there have been an “exceptional” number of weather extremes in summer. Weather extremes in the summer — such as the...
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