Mark Vogan

>As we see building high pressure over the heart of the United States, Hurricane Felicia revs to catagory 4 strength in the Pacific and eyeballs Hawaii, energy has accummulated throughout this summer and with nothing developing due to atmospheric hostility, as the atmosphere does lighten up, things spark fast and furious. With tropical activity getting […]

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>The government, and people like Al Gore may have to rethink their theories on global warming when people turn against them sooner or later as evidence continues to show cooling rather than warming.Science is proving their man-made doomsday theory wrong and a whole new remarketing of global warming may be on the way. Either that […]

>I have a couple of posts that will come online shortly but with this being my only day off this week and won’t have another day off till next Tuesday, I have been rushed off my feet these days with one thing or another, but just to let you loyal readers know, I shall be […]

>It can not last forever! I’ll be completely honest, I made a statement back on July 31 that New York would not hit 90 in August, I will now say that it looks unlikely to to remain below 90 over the coming couple of weeks as hot the strong upper-level ridge of high pressure that’s […]

> http://icecap.us/images/uploads/JULY.jpg http://www.solarcycle24.com/ Summer 2009 shows signs of change: Reversal Over the next several weeks, months and years ahead, I am hoping to tap into the solar cycle side of things and try to understand correlations between what the sun is doing and how it effects our weather here on earth. No 90s still in […]

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>There are no signs that 90s are going into Manhattan in at least the next week. No 90s have occured in Minneapolis, Chicago and New York in July and as we continue through August, the lack of heat is becoming more and more unusual. Embarrassing to Al Gore, the UN and other hyers, fear mongerors […]

>July 2009’s record cold and coverage of cold is stunning. I thought we may see cooler in some places but cold to this extent I didn’t even dream of.Over the coming weeks I intend to blog more about thoughts and ideas of where I and others believe the climate is going. I am completely in […]

>July of 2009 has proved that International Falls is rightly nick-named the “Nation’s Icebox”. International Falls, MN made it through July without reaching the 80 degree mark or a single day at or above normal. Read more here http://www.crh.noaa.gov/news/display_cmsstory.php?wfo=dlh&storyid=29742&source=0