Antarctica Registers -75.5C (-103.9F), Sea Ice Surges; Winter Far From Over In New Zealand; Historical “Heatwave Days” Show No Trend; + No, CO2 At 1,000 ppm Won’t Lead To Headaches And Nausea
Antarctica Registers -75.5C (-103.9F), Sea Ice Surges; Winter Far From Over In New Zealand; Historical “Heatwave Days” Show No Trend; + No, CO2 At 1,000 ppm Won’t Lead To Headaches And Nausea
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Hello Cap. I live in South Central California in a mountain valley. Last week concluded over 30 days of over 100 degrees. The duration of the “heat wave” is unusual but has happened in the past. Usually we have 2 or so weeks of the real hot weather then the heat subsides back to “normal” which is still hot. It is the Desert South West! There is a reason we have cactus and juniper trees! 2023 and this much of 2024 winter season, we have experienced more rain which has brought on tremendous fuel for wildfires and the hot dry winds really exacerbated the fire behavior.
I keep seeing where the Midwest east of the Rockies keeps experiencing cooler than normal temps. Is this the meridional jet stream pattern you speak of that happens during GSM?
Wavey jet stream sposed to be during solar minimum then extended minimum would make the jet wavier. Normal solar max now it should be zonal. https://www.spaceweather.com/images2024/02aug24/sunspotnumber2.jpg
How many X and M solar flares were there in the month of May? Mid West got a tornado storm from the solar flares there was lightning for ten solid minutes over the Mississippi River. tropical storms off the Gulf of Mexico going up the Mississippi River from solar flares. A major hurricane went up the Mississippi from a solar flare early July: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurricane_Beryl
Then another hurricane went up the US East coast for a whole week early August from a solar flare. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurricane_Debby_(2024)
Interesting point about min max solar vs the jet stream…we had over an hour of lightning in east Tennessee this summer been here since ’63…and not seen that here… Florida maybe but here?
Hey Rancher…Mike firm SC KY. Here it is cool and getting cooler. The next few nights are supposed to get down to 51°F so we in the woods will get under 50° F. THAT is very unusual in August. AND the Farmers Almanac said we get SNOW this Winter. I hope so cuz we got to many bugs. Hey stay cool, stay safe and if I were you…GET THE HELL OUT IF COMMIEFORNIA!😱
have a good day!
Hi Cap. Can you provide me/us a link and/or some uncontrovertable data on the present state of the Earth’s Sea Level and whether it is rising or falling and for how long has Sea Level been tracked? I passed on an Electroverse post (from 2 days ago) by copying and pasting (all links worked), to some of my friends. The only one to comment jumped on me for saying the sea level is not rising. He said he Googled it and was told the sea level is up almost 10CM in the last 100 years. I didn’t want to argue, so I changed the subject. Any help here? Thanks in advance. Billy Best in the Vancouver BC area
As I’m sure you know some organisations such as NOAA will adjust data, and these adjustments always support the alarmist narrative. I haven’t seen any data set that goes beyond about 2020 but the satellite data (adjusted) shows a sea level rise of 3mm per year. Tide gauge data shows about 1.7mm per year, roughly the same as it was 100 years ago. Tide gauge data isn’t perfect as pretty much everywhere the land is either rising or sinking due to long term geological change but taking an average of lots of tide gauges should give a pretty good idea of global change. I very much doubt anything has changed in the last 3 or 4 years so sea levels are continuing to rise put the rate of increase is unlikely to of increased and is unlikely to increase to dangerous levels even if the warming seen in the 20th century continues at the same rate for another 50+ years. http://www.climate4you.com is probably the best source of data on sea level, plus sea ice, temperature etc.
SeaLevel.info. a strictly factual report on all sea level gauges. Sea level is rising most places but land rising from the last ice age, land subsiding from pumping out ground water and the mass of overlying cities and many other variables make it so there is no global answer just a heap of local truths.
To expand on the CO2 discussion, humans breathe out air that has 44,000 parts per million CO2. Hopefully the powers that be won’t legislate to make us stop breathing!
Atlantic hurricane now off US coast headed for UK Wednesday. https://www.wunderground.com/hurricane/atlantic/2024/tropical-storm-ernesto
Windy shows the SO2 plume from Kamchatka going up into the Arctic then down into the cyclone going into the UK Thursday.
Sea level is what it is. We wait for the incoming tide to bring salmon returning to the rivers, focus on catching salmon not weather sea level is going up or down from climate change or GSM. -2.1ft tide this morning at 09:31 have to wait alllll day for the tide to come in this afternoon and be in position to intersect the salmon school. 4am now good time to head to the river to the South to see if there’s any King salmon at dawn. Had thunder/lightning last night winds gusting 60mph, rain.to bring in fresh salmons;)
Ya no problemo, still got copters and planes flying over Saturday eve. They’ll be doing that for a while. Might get thunder/lightning tonight with rain. Maybe
rain tomorrow and Wednesday, only thing going to put it out too steep to get fire trucks up there.
Yesterday it reached 88 according to the official temp, but it was 100 on my front porch, which faces south and catches the afternoon sun. I should have had them put that cabin down facing another way, or better yet, have them build another porch on the back. Live and learn. If I ever get to do it again, I’ll be sure to get a back door and a back porch.
The reduced number of heatwave days owes entirely to the wetter, more humid climate counter-balancing the extra heat energy from GHGs. The mean temperatures are still higher despite the lack of very hot days that we used to get in summer – because we just don’t get cold anymore either, and we get more warm and stable weather as a result.
NSW used to be able to reach 50 °C as far south as Deniliquin (35.5° S, when it recorded 49.6 °C in 1878). Summers were much drier back then allowing for more daytime heating. Humidity greatly impedes the rate of temperature increase – higher RH% = lower temps for a given airmass. ALWAYS.
Bottom line – this downward trend in very hot days has NOTHING to do with ‘muh ice age’ and everything to do with increased humidity resulting from a warmer atmosphere. But ofcourse Cap won’t mention this.
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Hello Cap. I live in South Central California in a mountain valley. Last week concluded over 30 days of over 100 degrees. The duration of the “heat wave” is unusual but has happened in the past. Usually we have 2 or so weeks of the real hot weather then the heat subsides back to “normal” which is still hot. It is the Desert South West! There is a reason we have cactus and juniper trees! 2023 and this much of 2024 winter season, we have experienced more rain which has brought on tremendous fuel for wildfires and the hot dry winds really exacerbated the fire behavior.
I keep seeing where the Midwest east of the Rockies keeps experiencing cooler than normal temps. Is this the meridional jet stream pattern you speak of that happens during GSM?
Wavey jet stream sposed to be during solar minimum then extended minimum would make the jet wavier. Normal solar max now it should be zonal. https://www.spaceweather.com/images2024/02aug24/sunspotnumber2.jpg
How many X and M solar flares were there in the month of May? Mid West got a tornado storm from the solar flares there was lightning for ten solid minutes over the Mississippi River. tropical storms off the Gulf of Mexico going up the Mississippi River from solar flares. A major hurricane went up the Mississippi from a solar flare early July:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurricane_Beryl
Then another hurricane went up the US East coast for a whole week early August from a solar flare.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurricane_Debby_(2024)
Hot as heck in Calipornia from solar flares all year:
https://solarham.com/top10.htm
You rang?
Cyclones and storms from solar flares cooled the mid West US. Extra moisture from Tonga which was from a solar flare from a planetary alignment. Two US hurricanes this year with cold fronts were from solar flares from planetary alignments. Solar flares go quiet we go zonal. Atmospheric rivers. Then next decade the solar flares return like normal no sky falling.
https://www.windy.com/-Pressure-pressure?pressure,53.715,-27.281,4,i:pressure
https://www.windy.com/-Temperature-temp?temp,53.715,-27.281,4,i:pressure
Interesting point about min max solar vs the jet stream…we had over an hour of lightning in east Tennessee this summer been here since ’63…and not seen that here… Florida maybe but here?
Hey Rancher…Mike firm SC KY. Here it is cool and getting cooler. The next few nights are supposed to get down to 51°F so we in the woods will get under 50° F. THAT is very unusual in August. AND the Farmers Almanac said we get SNOW this Winter. I hope so cuz we got to many bugs. Hey stay cool, stay safe and if I were you…GET THE HELL OUT IF COMMIEFORNIA!😱
have a good day!
Hi Cap. Can you provide me/us a link and/or some uncontrovertable data on the present state of the Earth’s Sea Level and whether it is rising or falling and for how long has Sea Level been tracked? I passed on an Electroverse post (from 2 days ago) by copying and pasting (all links worked), to some of my friends. The only one to comment jumped on me for saying the sea level is not rising. He said he Googled it and was told the sea level is up almost 10CM in the last 100 years. I didn’t want to argue, so I changed the subject. Any help here? Thanks in advance. Billy Best in the Vancouver BC area
As I’m sure you know some organisations such as NOAA will adjust data, and these adjustments always support the alarmist narrative. I haven’t seen any data set that goes beyond about 2020 but the satellite data (adjusted) shows a sea level rise of 3mm per year. Tide gauge data shows about 1.7mm per year, roughly the same as it was 100 years ago. Tide gauge data isn’t perfect as pretty much everywhere the land is either rising or sinking due to long term geological change but taking an average of lots of tide gauges should give a pretty good idea of global change. I very much doubt anything has changed in the last 3 or 4 years so sea levels are continuing to rise put the rate of increase is unlikely to of increased and is unlikely to increase to dangerous levels even if the warming seen in the 20th century continues at the same rate for another 50+ years. http://www.climate4you.com is probably the best source of data on sea level, plus sea ice, temperature etc.
Adjust? You mean fake it.
SeaLevel.info. a strictly factual report on all sea level gauges. Sea level is rising most places but land rising from the last ice age, land subsiding from pumping out ground water and the mass of overlying cities and many other variables make it so there is no global answer just a heap of local truths.
Take Manhattan Island…it is an island of mud with Millions of tons of concrete, steel and asphalt pushing it deeper.
To expand on the CO2 discussion, humans breathe out air that has 44,000 parts per million CO2. Hopefully the powers that be won’t legislate to make us stop breathing!
A heavy tax from your first breath. That is the way they roll.
Mag 7 quake Kamchatka when the X flare from Mercury in retrograde hit. Solar wind density jumped to 67 before the quake and the Kp hits. Nice mag spike:
https://solarham.com/pictures/2024/aug17_2024_sw2.jpg
https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/us7000n7n8/executive
https://firebasestorage.googleapis.com/v0/b/carrington-9.appspot.com/o/spaceWeatherNews%2Fgoes_mag.png?alt=media
Big SO2 plume from Kamchatka following the quakes:
https://www.windy.com/-SO2-tcso2?tcso2,50.161,-168.720,4,i:pressure
Japan typhoon headed into the cyclone in Alaska with the SO2 plume from Kamchatka:
https://www.wunderground.com/hurricane/western-pacific/2024/tropical-storm-ampil
Japan got lucky! What caused that typhoon to swerve off?
Atlantic hurricane now off US coast headed for UK Wednesday.
https://www.wunderground.com/hurricane/atlantic/2024/tropical-storm-ernesto
Windy shows the SO2 plume from Kamchatka going up into the Arctic then down into the cyclone going into the UK Thursday.
Sea level is what it is. We wait for the incoming tide to bring salmon returning to the rivers, focus on catching salmon not weather sea level is going up or down from climate change or GSM. -2.1ft tide this morning at 09:31 have to wait alllll day for the tide to come in this afternoon and be in position to intersect the salmon school. 4am now good time to head to the river to the South to see if there’s any King salmon at dawn. Had thunder/lightning last night winds gusting 60mph, rain.to bring in fresh salmons;)
Dirk-I sure hope that forest fire didn’t swallow you up. Let us know if you’re still in the land of the living, will you?
Ya no problemo, still got copters and planes flying over Saturday eve. They’ll be doing that for a while. Might get thunder/lightning tonight with rain. Maybe
rain tomorrow and Wednesday, only thing going to put it out too steep to get fire trucks up there.
Take care…
Yesterday it reached 88 according to the official temp, but it was 100 on my front porch, which faces south and catches the afternoon sun. I should have had them put that cabin down facing another way, or better yet, have them build another porch on the back. Live and learn. If I ever get to do it again, I’ll be sure to get a back door and a back porch.
Today it only got to 88 on my front porch, 12 degrees cooler than yesterday. Very nice.
The reduced number of heatwave days owes entirely to the wetter, more humid climate counter-balancing the extra heat energy from GHGs. The mean temperatures are still higher despite the lack of very hot days that we used to get in summer – because we just don’t get cold anymore either, and we get more warm and stable weather as a result.
NSW used to be able to reach 50 °C as far south as Deniliquin (35.5° S, when it recorded 49.6 °C in 1878). Summers were much drier back then allowing for more daytime heating. Humidity greatly impedes the rate of temperature increase – higher RH% = lower temps for a given airmass. ALWAYS.
Bottom line – this downward trend in very hot days has NOTHING to do with ‘muh ice age’ and everything to do with increased humidity resulting from a warmer atmosphere. But ofcourse Cap won’t mention this.
Trending wetter in Asheville NC since records there started in the late 1800s