Tag Archives: cold

Hekla-ing Egypt

Posted on 6 May 2013 by

Are historical patterns repeating to some extent? Is the Egypt / Hittite / Sea People / Canaan pattern shaping up for a repeat? Does Hekla play a role in that repeating dynamic? And can past “Intermediate Periods” give us a clue what happens when cold times, volcanoes, and political unrest mix in the region? Continue reading →

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Maybe Hockey Would Work Better…

Posted on 20 April 2013 by

Might the baseball game history and records be a decent proxy for historical weather? Those folks keep all sorts of good statistics. It looks like the recent string of game cancellations due to cold and snow are more accurate than NASA GISS… Continue reading →

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A Cold German Or Two

Posted on 6 April 2013 by

An exceptionally cold March in Germany, and a dark winter. Continue reading →

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Now That’s Cold…

Posted on 5 April 2013 by

It has been a very cold March, and a very cold Easter, in the UK. Continue reading →

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Outside Inside

Posted on 13 March 2013 by

We really are a tropical species. Continue reading →

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