Small whirlwind seen on campus
This was certainly a case of right place, right time. I was enjoying a drink with a friend on the grass outside the union on Friday the 4th when I … Continue reading “Small whirlwind seen on campus”
Month: June 2010
A brief history of early climate science
After all the recent controversy over hacked emails, IPCC errors and the British public apparently growing more skeptical about climate science and scientists, it is perhaps interesting to take a … Continue reading “A brief history of early climate science”
Planetary waves or confirmation bias?
While in Oklahoma this academic year, I thought I had discovered something peculiar. Frequently, when discussing the weather back at home in Stockton-on-Tees with my parents via Skype, there was … Continue reading “Planetary waves or confirmation bias?”
Return of a summer favourite?
Another week of WCD and another fascinating selection of pretty pictures – of phytoplankton blooms in particular. But the image that inspired me most was the soil moisture anomaly of … Continue reading “Return of a summer favourite?”