Natural Science Forum / Earth Science / Meteorology / January 2007

Do you want weather forecasts on your site like this on right:
http://www.stormlab.net
Just tell me and I will give you html code for your page.
Angel

Is it reasonable to believe, that monthly or yearly air temperatures
fit a Gaussian or more likely a Weibull distribution with 3 parameters?
Have anyone worked with the opposite, namely building a Weibull
distribution based on the local min, max and average?

Since we humans produce CO2, has anyone looked into the fact that our
population of 6 Billion could have some factor in increasing levels of
CO2 in the atmosphere?
I'm thinking of a comparison of human breathing when the population

JANUARY 2007 30-Day Forecast
515 PM EST Fri. Dec. 29, 2006
Atmospheric patterns, 700 MB and 500 MB height anomalies, statistical
data, and various models, along with observed cases from past such

Cold weather brought ice to West Los Angeles this morning. I saw it at
Clover Ave School, near Westwood and National Blvds, where sprinkler
water ran off onto the sidewalk and froze. It was still frozen at 10:15
am (in the shade) and my little daughter had fun sliding on it. This

GLOBAL WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS
DECEMBER 2006
UNITED STATES
West and Plains

I've been told by an inside source at TWC that Dr. Heidi Cullen rides
a bike to work on good days and drives an all electric car when it
rains. Don't know that make/model, but she tells people it costed
around $150K. It's sub-compact in size but she says a single charge

The physics of climate modeling
by Gavin A. Schmidt, In Physics Today, January 18, 2007
Climate is a large-scale phenomenon that emerges from complicated
interactions among small-scale physical systems. Yet despite the

When ambient temperatures are below freezing, is it possible for
precipitation to be in the form of drizzle (ie liquid state), or is it
always sleet (frozen state)?

http://users.telenet.be/weathersite/Articles/Beachcams-Belgium.html
Ostend Beach - 10.00 am.
12°C, 992 HPa, 88% Rh, watertemp.: 7.5°C
wind: SW - 8 Bft. (35 Kts)

I need the info - wich populated place has the highest difference in
temperature per year ? for example something like +35 C in the summer,
and -25C in the winter ?
thanks in advance

http://www.njfreeways.com/weather/TrentonClimatology/
Not quite everything is done, but everything you see is available.  I
still intend to add somethings, but the basics are all there.
Comments welcome!

I was driving on a freeway at about 4000 ft elevation, daytime, air
temp about 45 F, snow in the air but no accumulation on the ground.
It appeared that there was an area about 2 to 4 inches above the
ground where the snow was very much denser and I was able to watch the

Australian bushfires' colossal effect
You can watch the bushfires described in the following article "live" via
satellite observation on the following website:
http://satellite.ehabich.info/oz.htm

The NE_WX Google Group was created to provide a high signal:noise forum for
New England and Mid-Atlantic weather-related discussions and more
importantly, a refuge from USENET's ne.weather newsgroup.
Sure, there are plenty of other forums these days where you can yack it up