Category Archives: AGW Science and Background

Articles with a “Global Warming” science or background theme

So Close – Missing Convection & Homeostasis

Posted on 12 February 2023 by E.M.Smith

An interesting Global Warming video that comes so close to being right, but ends in a miss. Continue reading →

Posted in AGW Science and Background, Earth Sciences, Global Cooling, Global Warming General, Science Bits | 25 Comments

Climate Models Get Clouds Wrong – They Cool

Posted on 29 June 2021 by E.M.Smith

Warm Clouds, Cold Clouds, and how Climate Models are broken in more ways and to greater degree than before. Ignore the actual processes in clouds, and you will be wrong. Ask anyone who’s lived in Florida or Hawaii and they will tell you Clouds & Rain cools you as the summer rains come. Continue reading →

Posted in AGW Science and Background | 15 Comments

Greenland Adding Ice Still

Posted on 23 April 2021 by E.M.Smith

Greenland Still Gaining Ice. AMOC in flux, maybe, and muddy conclusions. Continue reading →

Posted in AGW Climate Perspective, AGW Science and Background | 5 Comments

Julia, Threads Working, Climate Skeleton Run 6 cores

Posted on 22 December 2020 by E.M.Smith

I have parallel execution on multiple processors working in Julia for the Cell Climate Model top level of control path! Oh Boy! Continue reading →

Posted in AGW Science and Background, Tech Bits | 38 Comments