Global Warming Cont...

[aubunique]

The drought is horrible up here and this is an unusually hot summer for NW Arkansas.

[Soonerdawg]

Pictured above is a solar prominence that erupted in 2002 July, throwing electrons and ions out into the Solar System.

From the NASA site:

http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap060807.html

The site says we are entering a period of slowing down in the number of sunspots.

[altadawg]

The drought is horrible up here and this is an unusually hot summer for NW Arkansas.

Get used to it, brother. 2005 was the hottest year on record on our distressed planet. As in ever in recorded history. 2006 is on pace to break last year's record. Im sure its just an aberration.

[Soonerdawg]

Get used to it, brother. 2005 was the hottest year on record on our distressed planet. As in ever in recorded history. 2006 is on pace to break last year's record. Im sure its just an aberration.

[altadawg]

Sooner, even your wife and kids know your wrong and grasping for straws. Why must an otherwise reasonably intelligent fellow continue to embarass himself?

[altadawg]

http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ima...nprom_soho.jpg

Pictured above is a solar prominence that erupted in 2002 July, throwing electrons and ions out into the Solar System.

From the NASA site:

http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap060807.html

The site says we are entering a period of slowing down in the number of sunspots.

Too bad the increase in global temps started at the turn of the century, almost in direct corelation with the industrial revelotion, and EXPLODED in the late 70's as countries such as China began mass fossil fuel consumption... Sun spots. LOL.

Please, Im becoming embarrassed for you.

[Soonerdawg]

For the last 5+ years I have been monitoring Wind Speed forecasts with developing systems. The vast OVERWELMING majority have had 1 thing in common; Actual acheived maximum sustained winds end up higher to MUCH higher than NOAA's forecasts when the systems first develop.

A big part of forecasting is relying on historical data. Problem is, historical data is based on storms that developed when Ocean waters were cooler. NOAA needs to stop relying so much on historical forecating.

Checkout this chart. Yesterday, the chance that Chris would develop into a Cat 2 or greater was a cumulative 10%. Today, 25% chance. Altadawg forecast chance? Id say 50++%.

http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/refresh/grap...47.shtml?table

Sooner, even your wife and kids know your wrong and grasping for straws. Why must an otherwise reasonably intelligent fellow continue to embarass himself

I might worry about my own reputation if I were you.

[Dawgbitten]

What I want to know is why would anyone laucnch a boat at that boat ramp? Looks tough to navigate a boat in reverse around those rocks. Major boat damage written all over them.

Sunspots, yea, that is the ticket.

[Soonerdawg]

What I want to know is why would anyone laucnch a boat at that boat ramp? Looks tough to navigate a boat in reverse around those rocks. Major boat damage written all over them.

Sunspots, yea, that is the ticket.

Not launching anything. That picture just makes me remember how little we are and how things a whole lot bigger than man can affect everything from temperature to radio frequencies.

[altadawg]

I might worry about my own reputation if I were you.

Chris dissapated because the sun spot that was supporting it retreated. Had nothing to do with unexpected wind shear.

[Soonerdawg]

Chris dissapated because the sun spot that was supporting it retreated. Had nothing to do with unexpected wind shear.

Perhaps God is greater than C02.

[altadawg]

Perhaps God is greater than C02.

Finally something we can agree on.

[altadawg]

Strongest typhoon in 50 years hits China

[duckbillplatty]

Jesus H. Christ...

[altadawg]

Jesus H. Christ...

LOL. Nice, real nice.