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Natural Science Forum / Earth Science / Meteorology / August 2006



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Offa 4 Ksake30 Aug 2006 20:58 GMT6
http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/Newsroom/NewImages/images.php3?img_id=17381
No need to guess what the zoo keepers are having the monkey say at this
point, as it is world page news.
What I can't find is a quote of it saying "The next time it happens..."
Can anyone help?30 Aug 2006 00:50 GMT1
My name is Peter McPherson. I am a fourth year Psychology student at
RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia. I am currently conducting a
research study examining community attitudes toward online therapy, and
I am looking for individuals that may be interested in being involved.
Hurricane Insanity... Big Brother has Lost "his" Marbles29 Aug 2006 22:06 GMT1
In over 40 years of living in Florida through a multitude of different
hurricanes, I have never seen anything become so propagandized so fast
as the hurricane scare tactics and misinformation campaign that Jeb
Bush has spear-headed.
Simple prediction off weather from temperature and humidity?29 Aug 2006 20:16 GMT1
Dear user-group,
I have a application where I can measure current temperature and
humidity in the air. Is there a simple way of predicting the weather
from this? I realize that it will be very crude, since more parameters
annual variation29 Aug 2006 20:06 GMT2
I am confused about "annual variation" or "yearly variation" or other
better terminology?
I have read about a paper talking about "annual variation of monthly
average daily mean relative humidity".  It's a caption of a figure
Super Typhoon Ioke29 Aug 2006 12:07 GMT2
Central Pacific super typhoon Ioke is currently predicted by the
JTWC to make a direct hit on Wake Island:
<https://metoc.npmoc.navy.mil/jtwc/warnings/wp0106sa.gif>
Of course, that's still a couple of days away, so maybe it'll miss.
strange clouds found in indonezia--met office: it is not meteorological cloud21 Aug 2006 19:23 GMT2
thin line of cloud Tuesday attracked the attention of weather
researchers from the National Aeronautics and Space Agency in
Bandung.. Conclusion they are non-meteorological clouds... The
scientists started to study now the "earthquake clouds". The Jakarta
Can anyone Help me identify this?21 Aug 2006 02:13 GMT2
http://www2.paradizelost.net/100_0477.jpg
http://www2.paradizelost.net/100_0478.jpg
http://www2.paradizelost.net/100_0479.jpg
http://www2.paradizelost.net/100_0480.jpg
Where's the Bermuda high"17 Aug 2006 21:16 GMT6
I haven't heard any mention this year about the Bermuda high, the
traditional culprit that pumps hot, muggy air from the Gulf and
Atlantic coasts into the SE USA. Instead, we seem to have a high
stationed over the interior producing the "ring of fire" around the
Ball lightning and double rainbow with lightnings17 Aug 2006 12:54 GMT2
Hi, we have update our website with a new section that pick up atmospheric
phenomena's images. The first two images concern a Ball Lightning and a
double rainbow with lightnins:
http://www.paoloecristina-hires.it/fenomeni_atmosferici.html
Global Warming already pushing up insurance premiums in disaster-prone states.16 Aug 2006 08:36 GMT5
"... In a study released on March 3 by Swiss Re, the giant
Zurich-based reinsurer pointed the finger at global warming, stating
that it is the underlying cause for scores of catastrophes such as
fires and floods which have resulted in billions of dollars of damage.
Pinatubo for a cool summer of 1992-3, Mayon volcano for a cool summer 2007???14 Aug 2006 22:29 GMT12
Mount Mayon is in the news as a Philippine volcano that may be similar
to Pinatubo eruption and emission of sulfur dioxide into the upper
atmosphere that created the beautiful cool summers of 1992-3.
Pinatubo is the perfect model to solve Global Warming in that we seed
decoding a metar report13 Aug 2006 12:22 GMT3
Can anyone help me decode this metar report?
Decode the following METAR: CYHZ 230600Z 35007KT 4SM -RA BR FEW002
OVC004 08/08 A2976 RMK SF2ST6 SLP097
I think I have most of it, but am truly at a loss when it comes to the
A link between global warming and hurricanes?13 Aug 2006 04:02 GMT12
From
:http://www.earthsky.org/features/ScientistsRespondHurricanesWarming.php
Experts respond to questions challenging link between global warming
and hurricanes
Hurricanes Getting Worse: 11 Facts That Will Blow You Away12 Aug 2006 04:03 GMT13
http://www.environmentaldefense.org/article.cfm?contentid=5371&campaign=486
11 Facts That Will Blow You Away
Posted on: 08/09/2006
In 2004, Hurricane Catarina became the first recorded hurricane to hit the
Pages: 1 2 July, 2006
 
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