Month: May 2021

Weather ‘blocked’ by North Sea offshore wind farms and shipping? Posting February 16, 2019 In Northern Europe winter hasn’t shown up. The current status is shown in a number of … Read More

The Arctic screamed since winter 1918/19, warming the Northern Hemisphere for two Decades The shown figures indicate clearly that it started in the Europe-Arctic section! Posting January 27, 2019, by Arnd … Read More

The broad lack of differentiation prevent useful results Posted: March 14, 2019 Sea surface data have fascinated science since long. Sea going vessels were requested to collect water temperature around … Read More

Western Europe mild winter temperatures – Dec/Jan/Feb.  2018/19 Posting February 28, 2019 The unusual winter conditions can be easily attributed the North Atlantic and adjacent seas in Norther Europe. One … Read More

Merry Christmas and Peace upon Meteorology, which is unable to understand that naval warfare made weather in winter 1939/40 Winter War – December 1939 What a shame after 76 years … Read More

Naval fighting caused fog and mist – which should have been expected. Posted: May 12th, 2017 This post is about meteorology, respectively about the impact of the sea on the … Read More

An easy way to explain anthropogenic rain making Posted: 13 November 2017  – Source-Chapter C4 Immediately after WWII had begun, a rain zone center established itself along the war front … Read More

22 January 2016, the coldest day ever! Temperature records broken across the country by the ‘Siberian Express’ cold snap as Manhattan hits 1F. (Dailymail)   Did hot Europe (Fig1) contributed to … Read More

Certain historical data are so exceptional that they cry for being thoroughly investigated. The cold record for Wales in January 1940 occurred in conditions, on land, in the air and … Read More

In mid-January 2016 the Journal Scientific American run a story; “Ask the Experts: Is El Niño to Blame for So Much Weird Weather?”, written by Mark Fischetti. As usual the benefit reading … Read More