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Monthly Archives: May 2017
An Interesting Blood Sugar Experiment – Type 2 D
Gee, eat less sugar and do more stuff makes your blood sugar drop… Cram your face with pounds of sugar and do nearly nothing, it goes high. In vs out vs balance… Continue reading
Solar Cycle Oh Dear…
Does the present state of the Sun imply even more slowdown of the solar output ahead? And does that imply a cold snowy Europe with a warmer Florida? Continue reading
Posted in AGW and Weather News Events, AGW Climate Perspective
Tagged cold, Cycle, Europe, Florida, Solar, sun
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Last Night, It Rained
It rained this morning in San Jose. On the last day of May. Not a record or extreme event, but very much a normal, if unusual, cold and wet episode. Certainly not “Global Warming” when it is cold and dank. Continue reading
Posted in AGW Climate Perspective
Tagged AGW, California, drought, KSJC, May, Rain, San Jose
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Wind and Humidity Hypothesis
Can the changes of recorded temperatures showing warmer post Great Pacific Climate Shift and recent cooling be a function of wind and humidity? Continue reading
