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“...the poleward flow extended all the way to the poles, while in previous solar cycles the flow turned back toward the equator at about 60 degrees latitude.”
But, of course, that couldn’t have contributed to any ice melt they’re so excited about......./sarc
Rove, you magnificent b*stard!
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related:
Hotter-burning sun warming the planet
The Wastington Times | 7/18/10 | Staff
Posted on 08/09/2010 5:24:08 PM PDT by SaraJohnson
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/chat/2567624/posts
Cheers!
Solar cycles are about 11 years and Jupiter takes about that long to go around the sun. The times might not match up exactly but they’re in the same ballpark. Maybe depending on what some of the other planets are doing combined with Jupiter’s orbit accounts for this stuff. Or not.