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Tag Archives: PDO
It is all about the wind…
In the San Francisco Bay Area / Silicon Valley it is rather like it was in the late ’60s and early ’70s. No need for A/C. Wind more blustery. Nights so cool tomatoes will not set fruit (below 50 F). I suspect the PDO flip that caused the Great Pacific Climate Shift has flipped back. Continue reading
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Posted in AGW Climate Perspective, Global Warming General, History
Tagged climate, PDO, Shift, Wind
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SOM AMO PDO Ocean Time Lags And Natural Variability
Various “modes” in ocean oscillation can account for our multi-decadal (and perhaps centuries long as well) climate changes. As the oceans go, so goes the air, the weather, and in the longer term, the climate. Continue reading
Posted in Global Warming General, Science Bits
Tagged AGW, AMO, Global Warming, Ocean, Oscillation, PDO, SOM
11 Comments
Why Weather has a 60 year Lunar beat
Why is there a nearly 60 year cycle in weather events, like the PDO flip? Perhaps due to a product of lunar cycles and earth rotation rate… Continue reading
Posted in AGW Science and Background, Science Bits
Tagged AMO, Cycle, Lunar, Metonic, Moon, PDO, Saros, Tides
26 Comments
All About The O
Is it all just a matter of natural and normal climate Oscillations? Continue reading
Posted in AGW Science and Background
Tagged AAU, AMO, AO, Global Warming, oscillations, PDO, SOI
6 Comments
