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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Deeper Doo Doo for Dendrochronology
Indices of the Pacific Decadal Oscillation are in close agreement for the period of the last seventy years. The NASA Multivariate Index and the Mantua Index only go back a hundred or so and they correlate very closely. These shorter … Continue reading
Posted in Climate, Climate Change, Geography, Oceanography, Paleoclimate, Paleogeography
Tagged China, Dendrochronology, Hockey Stick, Limber Pine, NASA, pacific decadal oscillation, PDO
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What’s going on here? #…oh who’s counting
More data follies. Had to respond to a tenant complaining of poor retail sales. Took a notion to check retail sales for the area. Guess the rainfall data follies should have prepared me. But no, naive I guess, too ready to … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Geography
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Not to change the subject or anything…
But I walked into the paint store the other day carrying a can of the paint I had bought there sometime within the last decade to paint my truck and was informed that the no longer carry that kind of paint. They further … Continue reading
Posted in Climate, Economics, Geography
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Picturesque
So if the oceanic circulation looks like this: And the resulting 2500m (deep) ocean age looks tile this: Then what does this mean? Why should a PDO index that basically describes which side of the Pacific Ocean the ancient deep water … Continue reading
Posted in Climate, Climate Change, Geography, Oceanography
Tagged el nino, global surface temperature, global temperature, mjo, oceanic circulation, pdo index
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