Showing posts with label hurricane. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hurricane. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 02, 2011
Winter Storm kicks midwest ass and moves on
And Dan, at Wild Wild Weather, discusses this relative to the massive Typhoon currently traveling over the top of Queensland after ripping off a few roofs along the way.
Much of Queensland's doom this summer (as it's still summer there) has been related to La Nina/ENSO, but how much worse is it because of climate change? We can't know exactly with regard to any storm or even series of storms, but globally, the weather is extreme this year, and that matches climate change predictions very well. Dan's got more information on that throughout his blog, one of my favorites in the field.
Labels:
australia,
blogging,
climatechange,
disaster,
hurricane,
summer,
wildwildweather,
winter
Monday, August 24, 2009
You might be a geonerd if ....
.... your first reaction to this video is that it's unrealistic for a hurricane to travel that far over land.
Hurricane Bound For Texas Slowed By Large Land Mass To The South
Hurricane Bound For Texas Slowed By Large Land Mass To The South
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