Archive for 2009

> Plane landing at Boeing Field, Seattle yesterday. http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/photogalleries/localnews2009554657/8.html The heat is on for the Pacific Northwest as the upside down pattern continues. As New York City lost out in it’s chance at making 90 for just one day this month, Seattle warms to 97 and Portland strikes a broiling 106. It’s very upside down, […]

>http://www.weather.com/newscenter/topstories/todayinweather.html?from=hp_news4#newyorkcold0728 I wonder! If NYC fails to top 90 this July, I begin to consider the possibly if failure to hit 90 in August as well, is this possible? Coming up tomorrow! Interview with Miles O’Brien and line-up for weeks ahead right here. Good night! -Mark

>Numbers from 36 and 06 heat waves.. http://www.citizenreviewonline.org/July_2006/18/heatwave.html http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/oa/climate/research/2006/jul/jul-records.pdf

>Over recent days I have felt the need to talk a lot about global warming. A subject that is becoming increasingly popular both in the media and public. Some say there is such a thing as manmade Global Warming, some say there isn’t such a thing and others say yes there is global warming but […]

> Image source: http://www.weather.com/maps/maptype/tendayforecastusnational/index_large.html The Bermuda high is finally making some progress at pushing the deep summer-spoiling trough west over the Great Lakes and a nice steamy, hot and hazy summers day is on tap for what has been a remarkably cool July across the urban Northeast to Great Lakes. The cool continues out across […]

>http://trueslant.com/milesobrien/ Sorry I’ve no more posts for today, it’s just past 9pm and I’m tired after a long day, Got up at 3.50am this morning after barely 3 and a half hours sleep, always seems though getting back into a work routine after 4 days off and bedtimes at midnight to 2am. Anyway. I have […]

> Image sourcehttp://dumbonyc.com/images/blog/flickr_lowerManhattan_eight_double.jpg Despite the trough axis migrating west and centering it’s cold over the Great Lakes and allowing the tropical, moist flow an open door into the Northeast, this has been one of the coldest July on record for many areas from North Dakota to New York City. So much so that a report […]

>I decided to look into the stats once again to see who significent this cool July is when comparing recent hot years to July 2009 which may end one of the coldest July on record with both Chicago and Minneapolis. For Chicago I have compared 2005 verses 2009 (last 100 degree July day) 2005Warmest high […]

> We live in the warmest days the earth has ever been around. Hottest weeks, hottest months and of course hottest years, decades, centuries. Along with all this “heat” we are coming across record hurricane seasons, take a look at this year! 2009… Just look at all those hurricanes exploding out of control across the […]

>What I find interesting is how little I’ve heard over summer 2009 about heat waves across the world and where have all the tropical cyclones been?. Also stated was deaths have risen due to extreme weather. Cold deaths have been going higher than heat deaths of late and to be perfectly honest, with urban heat […]