Monthly Archives: December 2016

Global temperature forecast for 2017.  All forecasts look for the coming year to be cooler than 2016, simply because there is no chance of a significant El Nino in the works.  Further, because there are few present signs of a … Continue reading →

There is a continuing increase of methane being released from the Arctic seabed.  The reports come from a Russian research vessel that has been making measurements periodically since 2011.  The methane is attributed to degradation of underwater permafrost that was … Continue reading →

How Arctic sea ice progressed through 2016.  This excellent presentation from a private statistician provides a clear picture of how the ice year developed, with a number of related side stories.  The air temperature anomaly chart for the high Arctic … Continue reading →

China’s great leap forward in carbon emissions is closely linked to the growth of its Westernized lifestyle.  A new study tells how the wealthy class is especially responsible, but it begins with the rural poor moving into the cities at … Continue reading →

Putting proper perspective on the declining cost of solar energy.  This post is full of information that helps one understand exactly where solar energy stands as it competes with other sources of energy.  It’s quite good, but would be even … Continue reading →

The North Pole today, viewed in the Climate Reanalyzer.  What I see is an average of 32F (0C) for today’s temperature, about the same as northern Iowa, and that is in spite of months of 24-hour darkness.  The anomaly reading … Continue reading →

North Pole forecast for this week—an extraordinary anomaly of plus 50 degrees F.  Things are totally upside down in the far north this year.  The story provides helpful explanations. They are available in different dosages and recommended as per chronic … Continue reading →

Early spring thawing confirmed for 13,300 Arctic lakes.  This solid information was accomplished using satellite imagery, beginning in 2000.  The rate of advance in ice breakup for all of the lakes averaged an amazing one day each year through 2013 … Continue reading →

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An appraisal of current sea level research from two highly qualified scientists.  One of the two, Richard Alley, is a public figure who should be familiar to everyone.  Their report shows concern for the results of brand new research coming … Continue reading →