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Posted on 08/16/2014 8:05:30 AM PDT by Excellence
A long report. A more active hurricane period. Warm water in the Gulf of Mexico may attract hurricanes. Late starting El Nino. Relationship of temperature of Pacific to multivariate ENSO index. (Bob Tisdale update here: http://wattsupwiththat.com/2014/08/12/the-201415-el-nino-part-15-august-2014-update-an-el-nino-mulligan/) 1-15 days out same pattern that has held most of the summer with cool upper Midwest. Texas getting warmer. While California will get some rain this winter, it won't make up for the shortfall, and the Pacific is cooling again, which means more drought ahead. Sea ice swinging toward "normal" in the north, and heading toward overall record in the south.
(Excerpt) Read more at weatherbell.com ...
Joe Bastardi ping.
Ah. Global warming!
Thank you, Excellence!
“Sea ice swinging toward “normal” in the north, and heading toward overall record in the south.”
hmmmmmm.
Thank you for posting my Saturday weather fix.
I've just read the book "The Third Horseman," which describes what happened in England and western Europe at the end of the Medieval Warm Period. Cool weather and lots of rain. Crop failures. Herd failures. And then the "third horseman of the apocalypse," FAMINE.
The warming alarmists are trying to tell us that warming is in a "pause" or a "hiatus." However, they can't know that, until the temperature starts upward again. Instead of a pause it may be the start of a cooling trend.
Time to start thinking about how to deal with cooler weather, crop failures, and food shortages.
Thanks for the ping. BTTT.
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The ping is much appreciated!
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