IPCC tricks with terminology Post: 01 November 2018 Any reasonable academic would agree that unequivocal terminology matters. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) seems no exception as their 55 … Read More
Not so much difference to the discussion 30 years ago Post December 11, 2018 In a recent post at WUWT, Dr. David Wojick claims: “…this “climate summit” is just a semantic smokescreen. … Read More
About Right and Fake Facts and About Ignorance Post: December 29, 2018 (Amended: CONCLUSION 30 December ) The New York Times editorial board says that President Donald Trump is literally endangering the entire planet … Read More
Caused reduced air moisture extreme weather condition? Posting: January 21, 2019 Cold winter spells in the U.S.A. and Canada are very common. This year it lasted a while, but last … Read More
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
