8 thoughts on “Scotland Snow; UCSD’s Mandatory Climate Change Course; + Solar Storms And Milton

  1. ARTICLE: Florida Major Hurricanes, 1900-2024: What Do the Statistics Show?
    https://wattsupwiththat.com/2024/10/07/florida-major-hurricanes-1900-2024-what-do-the-statistics-show/

    As you would expect, the data show that hurricane intensity and frequency fluctuate considerably over centennial time scales.
    The author particularly notes how the recorded hurricane activity in Florida in the early 1900s is suspect – and likely understated, simply because there were virtually no people there to record them.

  2. Cat 5 165 mph E 9 mph 905 mbrs at 5:04 pm Oct 8. Gusts up to 180+ mph.
    If it goes down to a CAT 4 it will get twice as big around and be more destructive. Storm surge of 5-20 ft range from Tampa down to well farther South. AND it will stay a HURRICANE all the way across Florida.

  3. Oct 9 still no La Nina update on the chart for Sept which usually shows up by the 3rd day of the month. Last update for Aug shows the reading just above zero right in the middle between El Nino and La Nina. Neutral. La Nada. Sept update should be about the same.
    https://ggweather.com/enso/oni.htm

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