Category Archives: AGW Climate Perspective

Articles with a long term perspective on Climate.

Are Ice Age Glacials Caused By Orbital Inclination?

Posted on 30 July 2017 by

Is the 100 k year cycle of ice age glacials caused by orbital inclination change relative to Jupiter, not eccentricity? Continue reading →

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Solar Cycle Oh Dear…

Posted on 31 May 2017 by

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 →

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Last Night, It Rained

Posted on 31 May 2017 by

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 →

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New Ice Age Scare? Yes, it DID happen.

Posted on 6 April 2017 by

A nice little video from the Wayback Time of the History Channel, in which we are told a new Ice Age Cometh… Continue reading →

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