Things tagged as National Climatic Data Center.
Posted on January 12th by Tom Yulsman.
With the recent images of parts of Queensland, Australia underwater (like the one above), the news today that 2010 was the wettest year globally on record, and by ...
Posted on December 22nd by Tom Yulsman.
How will we know if 2010 was the warmest year on record?
I'm guessing it won't come down to this — urban hipsters lounging on a rooftop with the sea ...
Posted on December 11th by Tom Yulsman.
What about climate scientists? Are their findings biased by politics and other factors?
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There's been a lot of talk lately about bias in science. ...
Posted on December 10th by Tom Yulsman.
Despite a strong La Niña, the past "meteorological year" was the warmest on record. With one month to go in 2010, the calendar year may well enter the record books too.
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Posted on September 28th by Tom Yulsman.
You must read this important post written by the Weather Underground's newest blogger, Christopher Burt. Here's an excerpt:
The summer of 2010 will be remembered by millions of people around ...
Posted on September 9th by Tom Yulsman.
The June gloom may have never relented in California, and Pacific Northwesterners may have shivered through a particularly cool June through August, but for the United States as a ...
Posted on August 8th by Tom Yulsman.
From the National Climatic Data Center:
According to the NCDC, the Northeastern portion of the country has suffered the worst, with January through July coming in as the very hottest ...
Posted on May 23rd by Tom Yulsman.
In case you mised it, NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies announced on May 17 that the first quarter four months of 2010 was were the warmest such period ...
Posted on May 23rd by Tom Yulsman.
As the former editor of an earth science magazine (Earth, RIP), I appreciate the power of imagery to cut through the fog of complexity and ambiguity. So here, in two ...
Posted on April 17th by Tom Yulsman.
As the map above shows, this past March was quite toasty, with the global average temperature of the land and ocean surfaces registering as the warmest on record, the ...
Posted on March 15th by Tom Yulsman.
The climate bats last — another in a series
From the National Climatic Data Center today:
The combined global land and ocean surface temperature during December 2009 - February 2010 ranked ...
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