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Tag Archives: Antarctica
Ice Controls CO2 and Ocean Currents Shift Temperatures
A couple of papers that, taken together, say ocean current changes control the ice, and ice controls the CO2 level. Continue reading
Posted in AGW Science and Background, Science Bits
Tagged Antarctica, CO2, Currents, Glacial, ice, Ocean
14 Comments
Why Warm WAP One Wonders…
The Antarctic Peninsula is the only part of Antarctica that has any temperature other than extreme cold, and that is only due to a warm wind off the Pacific ocean. Continue reading
Posted in AGW Science and Background, Earth Sciences
Tagged Antarctica, Global Warming, ice, Melting, WAP
23 Comments
GIStemp – who needs Antarctic data or temps near ice.
A look at some problems with the ‘new’ GIStemp. Antarctic data? We don’t need no Antarctic Data… Continue reading
Posted in AGW and GIStemp Issues, GISStemp Technical and Source Code
Tagged Antarctica, FORTRAN, GIStemp, Global Warming, source code
33 Comments
Weather Channel finds Summer warmer than Winter – due to Global Warming…
The Weather Channel picks up an NBC story from “Antarctica” on the South Shetland Islands well outside the Antarctic Circle and in the middle of the Southern Ocean and attributes more snow in Antarctica to CFCs and the “Ozone Hole” while less snow in the South Shetlands is due to Global Warming while more snow in the USA is due to… Global Warming… In the process, they discover summer is warmer than winter, but don’t notice it… Continue reading
Posted in AGW and Weather News Events
Tagged Antarctica, Global Warming, ice, Ozone, Penguins, Snow
24 Comments
GHCN v1 vs v3 Antarctica Region 7
The data from Antarctica are a bit sparse (only a couple of dozen stations) but that can enhance the visibility of how data changes over time. The stations in Antarctica are well known and well tended by professional staff (amateurs can’t just set up an Antarctic station in their back yard). Adjustment of their data is suspect. Continue reading
Posted in AGW Science and Background, NCDC - GHCN Issues
Tagged Antarctica, GHCN, Global Warming, v1 vs v3
7 Comments
