Archive for August, 2009

> Image source http://www.accuweather.com/news-story.asp?partner=rss&traveler=0&article=4 Image courtesy of NOAA http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/eumet/eatl/ft-l.jpg Some interesting and downright crazy stuff. You probably have already seen images or heard of what’s been happening in the western Pacific coasts of China and in Taiwan. Typhoon Morakot slammed the island of Taiwan and the Chinese coast with powerful and damaging winds but the […]

> Image and info taken straight from WGN-TV Weather blog… I wanted you to see this. Words by Chief Meteorologist Tom Skilling. Wow! The amazing photos from Sunday’s storms just keep rolling in! Except where noted, all photos are courtesy of the people listed below — and we give everyone who sent photos a big […]

>Newark, NJ 94Central Park, NYC 89LaGuardia, NYC 94JFK, NYC 87Boston, MA 88Washington DC 95Baltimore, MD 95Philadelphia, PA 93

> Image source http://www.highaperture.com/n/e/new_york_at_night/new_york_at_night-24.html Like I expected, the thunderstorms yesterday that blew up on Chicago’s western horizon supressed what was going to become the hottest day of 2009 and since 2006 as outflow cut the heating process. This front responsible has pushed through and high todays will remain in the 80s rather than the 91 […]

> Image source http://www.wgntv.com/weather/ The towering line of cumululonimbus on the western horizon of Chicago will likely stop Chicago from getting into the mid-90s like first thought. These storms that will cause damage, hail, flooding rains or at least torrential rains is likely either halting heating over Chicago since high level clouds roll in or […]

> All images courtesy of The Weather Channel Maps. Finally, the Northeast can enjoy some true summertime heat after a cool summer which has brought poor beach attendance and less golfers onto the course because of rainy days. The core of the heat which was centered over Texas and Oklahoma the past several days has […]

>This has been in my mind the past few days and I wonder as with the cut off of the El Nino and likely collapse later this year, could we go neutral for New Years and then perhaps flip to La Nina in late winter/spring next year? Just a thought. -Mark

>Why does a press release come out about Glaciers Melting when snows fall during summer across Alpine Europe and North America. Tropical activity is down and signs all around that the tropics are cooling off? It’s warm perhaps more than cold simply because IT’S SUMMER, you would expect that but not expect snows to fall […]

>It’s interesting that since watching a few youtube videos tonight and learned a few things relating to the global warming hysteria that appears to be getting worse, more false and everything else. An article released today by CNN stated about how the world’s glaciers are melting. Then again, how can we believe this? Why do […]

>http://www.ifyouski.com/news/newsarticle/?ObjectID=8798516 Also very interesting….