Dr. John Ray from Australia always has articles of interest. Today, he shows an interesting correlation between solar activity and temperature change over the past 1,000 years.
Dr. Lubos Motl, physicist from Harvard, mixes the esoteric with the eclectic. Yesterday, he noted a unique program that will be aired on British television this Thursday. Perhaps someone knows if or when it will be aired in the U.S.
Dr. Roger Pielke, Sr., from the University of Colorado, has numerous insights about climate change that you will not see in your local newspaper. Today, Dr. Hendrik Tennekes is a guest columnist who is writing a series about climate science from and engineering viewpoint. Dr. Tennekes happens to have degrees in both disciplines. Part 1 and Part 2. A little whimsical and a lot informative.
Meanwhile, a new 3" coating of snow and a continuation of a month or so below "normal" temperatures. But I have faith; local warming will occur.
15°F
CloudyWind: NE at 5 mph
Humidity: 84%
