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Tropical and Central Australia
Jump to new posts Re: Far North Queensland dry season-May 2013 by Green n Lumpy @ 6 minutes 59 seconds ago

A tad on the cold side this morning! 11 degrees according to the weather station, but the last few days have just been beautiful - perfect weather.
Climate and Climate Change
Significant upwelling is currently occurring in the WTIO. The DMI over the June and July period (as expected) will be strongly negative and i would expect to see some pretty extreme weather over south-eastern and central australia during this period.
World
Jump to new posts Re: 2013 US Severe Weather Season by Thunderstruck @ Today at 01:03

Looking deceptively decent tomorrow for a potential tornado in far NE CO with ample shear and instability in perfect chase country. 0-3KM SRH to around 300m^2s^2 with 2500-3000J/Kg MLCAPE and nice LLJ intensification towards evening. Not quite as moi
Tropical and Central Australia
Jump to new posts Re: Far North Queensland dry season-May 2013 by ColdFront @ Today at 00:28

16 degrees at home. Brrrr.
Climate and Climate Change
Jump to new posts Re: Temperature Trends by Bill Illis @ Today at 00:08

The effects of the volcanoes are smaller than is generally believed and certainly much smaller than the global warming theory and the global energy balance models would predict. I've got the biggest volcanoes having just a -0.3C to -0.4C impact.
NSW / ACT
Jump to new posts Re: NSW Rain & ECL 21st - 26th May 2013 by aslaws @ Yesterday at 23:41

Funny Steve - would not have thought it was like that in Sydney Max of 7.6c here today - mostly dark / misty / cool with the occasional shower here & about 5 minutes of brightness at one point in the early afternoon. looking forward to see if the Up
Climate and Climate Change
Jump to new posts Re: The Alternative Energy Scam? by Petros @ Yesterday at 23:30

Originally Posted By: @_Yasified_shakQuote:Andrew Miskelly, who maintains the Wind farm performance page, informed me that he calculated a figure of 23.8% from the AEMO data. So you think Voltage loss is only associated with wind turbines? infact on
General Weather
Jump to new posts Re: Safe rooms by Jax @ Yesterday at 23:28

If there's a chance your entire house will blow away or burn around your safe room, why not just build a safe house in the first place? Domes are the strongest shape, yet we keep building right angles. Domes can be above or below ground. Right angl
The Lounge
Jump to new posts Re: Interview the person below you! by Wettish @ Yesterday at 23:23

A. The festive season !! Q. What are you currently saving for... and how long will it take to reach your goal?
Climate and Climate Change
Jump to new posts Re: Coal Fired Power - Dark and dirty side? by SBT @ Yesterday at 23:15

I wonder how many of these we have in Australia - probably make a few members crawl up in a ball and start gibbering about all them CO2's destroying the planet. http://www.omafra.gov.on.ca/english/crops/facts/00-077.htm CO2 generators for commercial
Non-weather Photography
Jump to new posts Re: Autumn/Winter 2013 Non - Weather Images. by Wettish @ Yesterday at 23:15

This cheeky fellow was really enjoying his freshly picked fruit Then he realised he had been sprung!
Climate and Climate Change
Jump to new posts Re: Temperature Trends by Petros @ Yesterday at 23:01

I worry about Yellowstone - (at least for my future grand kids), ever increasing human mouths to be fed.
Climate and Climate Change
Jump to new posts Re: Coal Fired Power - Dark and dirty side? by Petros @ Yesterday at 22:53

Originally Posted By: @_Yasified_shakI think the time when you say enough is enough is the time when you give up on life, if you can't be passionate about something then what is there? there will always be plenty out there that have a passionate hatr
NSW / ACT
Jump to new posts Re: NSW Rain & ECL 21st - 26th May 2013 by Steve777 @ Yesterday at 22:32

I got caught in a brief shower around 4:00 PM but the afternoon was mostly fine and warmish. The rain returned in the evening but it looks like this event is finished in Sydney. Life in the doughnut hole: Tunks Hill by Stevevii77, on Flickr
Victoria
Jump to new posts Re: Melbourne & Victoria day to day weather by Petros @ Yesterday at 22:23

Our day turned out very similar ASF...
Climate and Climate Change
Jump to new posts Re: Temperature Trends by Arnost @ Yesterday at 22:20

Quote:Are the effects of Novarupta, the most powerful volcanic eruption in the 20 th century evident in the temperature and climate records of the time? [ 6th June 1912 ] Or was Novarupta too far north to be evident in the global temp record?. Nova
Climate and Climate Change
Jump to new posts Re: Potential late autumn/early winter wet signal by crikey @ Yesterday at 21:57

ACCESS G suggesting a possible repeat sequence of the last event commencing the 30th May.( t+150hrs) A north west in-feed with low emerging from the southern ocean at s/west WA . Looks an identical start at this early stage. http://www.bom.gov.au/au
Climate and Climate Change
Jump to new posts Re: Temperature Trends by crikey @ Yesterday at 21:25

A VERY detailed analysis of the Pinatubo eruption in 1991 and the effects on the climate is found here http://pubs.usgs.gov/pinatubo/self/index.html The Atmospheric Impact of the 1991 Mount Pinatubo Eruption Stephen Self, Jing-Xia Zhao, Rick E. Ho
Alpine & Snow
Jump to new posts Re: 2013 Snow Season by GrizzlyBear @ Yesterday at 21:25

CS22, I have noticed before that when models produce that type of cold change as above at long range quite often it will be a non event. The thing is that such a scenario is already ridged out with too much high pressure and invariably the change jus
Tropical and Central Australia
Going to be a bit chilly here in the morning This from the bom: Forecast for Saturday Fine and sunny. A cool morning. Light to moderate S to SW winds. Mackay: Fine, sunny. A cool morning. Light to moderate S to SW winds. Mackay: Fine, sunny. M
Tropical and Central Australia
thought it felt it this morning, well i will feel it tomorrow! 11c min forecast, already below 16C at home, slight breeze has picked up which will temper the drop a bit for while.
General Science
Jump to new posts Re: Earthquakes by duckweather @ Yesterday at 21:03

There are several buoys displaying event mode - Alaska, along the Aleutians and south of Kamchatka. Hawaii is also showing event mode. I have been viewing the live cam 'from' the Sheraton in Maui for a while, and the water line there seems definitely
Climate and Climate Change
Jump to new posts Re: Temperature Trends by ROM @ Yesterday at 20:58

As there has been quite a lot of comments in the various forums and blogs and climate science discussion groups on the effect the 20th century's very large volcanic eruptions such as Pinatubo, on the global temperatures and climate , a Question to th
The Lounge
Jump to new posts Re: Ford closing manufacturing in Australia by boomer @ Yesterday at 20:45

http://www.carsguide.com.au/blogs-and-stuff/fun-stuff/ford_ads/ Man I remember some of these ads.
Tropical and Central Australia
Jump to new posts Re: Far North Queensland dry season-May 2013 by boomer @ Yesterday at 20:30

Looking like a brilliant weekend.
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