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| Posted by: Dr. Jeff Masters, 12:56 AM GMT en Diciembre 10, 2011 | +26 |
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Jeff co-founded the Weather Underground in 1995 while working on his Ph.D. He flew with the NOAA Hurricane Hunters from 1986-1990.
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I actually remember these being used at both sets of grandparent's homes. Have a vague memory of being held up to talk into one.
What this has to do with weather I know not, although it does make me wonder what it's like around Kitchener/Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. Guess I'll use WU to check.
By Joe Romm on Jan 18, 2011 at 5:49 pm
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Just last month, he cooked the books in an official In-Accuweather video to smear some of the nation's leading scientists. I called for him to be fired and suggested referring to the company as InAccuweather until it does. Bastardi did ultimately retract the video but couldn't bring himself to admit that his accusation of fraud against NSIDC was not merely completely unwarranted but totally inappropriate and in fact based in part on his simple misreading of a graph.
http://thinkprogress.org/romm/2011/01/18/207355/j oe-bastardi-in-accuweather-chief-long-range-foreca ster-s/
My DDD (dear departed dad) used to say, "Son, in your life you will need to take a stand on many things, just try not to stand behind a manure spreader."
BTW, the globe is warming, that's a fact. Get over it.
Certainly a better topic than our one from earlier. My only argument against using the death count as the end all for worse years turns dark.. You can adjust money to inflation easy enough but how do you adjust body count to population change? Census is so infrequent, add on who knows how many evacuated.. The warning system, communication & transportation systems have changed dramatically. Thinks about 1928 Okeechobee with today's population in both 1928 & today. The 1928 storm it hit Lake O a day later than expected. Many evacuated, thought it had turned & returned home to die along the fairly populated shore. & like Katrina so many died due to levee failure. Another example is Jeanne in 2004..Killed thousands in in a well warned Haiti when it was a weaker storm, mostly due to a political failure, while only a few dozen died on the other half of Hispaniola in DR. Jeanne went on to hit FL as a Cat 3, with little warning, while some of us didn't have power back from the last 'cane & flood on up the coast through many states & only killed 5. Jeanne kinda scores one for you though since had it not been for the other 'canes taking out the weaker stuff, Jeanne would have been way more damaging dollar wise. Extreme weather like the storms themselves can be hard to quantify.
Post 195 is simply a cut, colorized, and published forecast, using the current world map from the USGS earthquake site highlighting recent activity. That foreshock is easy to find, using the date(3-9-11) on the picture that was published.
Haiti had a foreshock too, using a very similar type of picture and mental model, including the exact same curious Latin writing. That one wasn't recognized by science, however, because it came in two parts. Nevertheless, someone pointed to a place on the earth and said in back to back posts,
"On the eve of hurricane Ike's memory, the earth's crust has moved at a certain point, to help make a big one."
Note how the vertex "point," where the foreshock occurs in Venezuela, is replaced with a vortex only six days later; but it's what lies at the heart of both pictures, and the Latin that tells the story of where the "Big One" referenced in these three related posts, will occur.
These are a curious set of signposts, and the direction that second vertex moves, is exactly the direction that table("Mensa") or piece of the earth's crust will turn("Verto") when the earthquake in Haiti strikes.
The earth, she farts, she burps, she coughs, she sneezes, she snorts, she wheezes, she's an enigma; but she can talk, and make no mistake, I think she's preparing to go to war with weapons that would amaze even Moses.
I thought in your day the telephone was a rock with a leaf hung on it that said 'Hello', and you threw and hit someone you wanted to talk too.
Attack of the Yellow Crayon
First storm this week expected to begin overnight:
Second one isn't fully in focus, but they seem to be expect it to be bombing as it approaches. Models seem to have backed a little away from its previous strength, which is nice. That said, bombing storms moving at a fair clip are difficult to get right.
Tropical Cyclone Advisory #9
TROPICAL DEPRESSION 24
21:00 PM JST December 12 2011
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At 12:00 PM UTC, Tropical Depression (1006 hPa) located at 9.6N 112.7E has 10 minute sustained winds of 30 knots with gusts of 45 knots. The depression is reported as moving west slowly
Dvorak Intensity: T2.0
Forecast and Intensity
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24 HRS: 9.1N 110.9E - 35 knots (CAT 1/Tropical Storm)
If that line of humor had continued..., well, once a year or so is ok.
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