Tag Archives: Cycles

Bruckner 35 year climate cycles and solar drivers

Posted on 29 February 2016 by

Back in the late 1800’s Brückner found a solar driven cycle or two in our climate. Recent research kind of confirms it and refines the idea behind the range of periods from 33 ish to 45 ish years. Continue reading →

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Atlantic, Boreal, Cycles and Events

Posted on 3 January 2015 by

There are, and always have been, cycles in the climate of the Earth. We explore some of the names given to these cycles by various investigators and mention a few historical connections. Continue reading →

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Arctic Standstill Tropical Saros

Posted on 29 January 2013 by

Are the polar weather cycles driven by the 18.6 year cycle of Lunar orbitals shifts? Are the poles marching to a N./S. tug from declination while the tropics are pulled by the alignment / eclipse Saros? In any case, the Moon looks to rule. Continue reading →

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Lunar Cycles, more than one…

Posted on 4 January 2013 by

A look at some Lunar cycles and how they might interact with the oceans creating weather patterns and long duration cycles. Continue reading →

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