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I still think there is one last blast, but nothing is happening right now.We have a huge break-line approaching Toronto, but the weather people don't think it's much. The radar shows it is patchy.ps. tropics are cooling [...]
ReferenceThis has all appearance of a good article. However, they could be making up half the stuff. Who would know? Does the media have any honour now?It rings true for me. I was one of those who [...]
When there are no limits on behaviour, then strange things happen. Nothing more woke than supporting the tunnel-makers. They went after Trudy. Wow.All I'm thinking of is the French revolution where the middle [...]
The Pacific belt is fully braided with turbulence again.There's no physics being done to estimate the impact of this. In terms of energy, it is a huge thing. I think the UK is finally losing its 'Shield of [...]
I love our new world of fantasy. The hard-nosed Victorians had a ton of fantasy, like spirits and phrenology. They set out the rules of the Scientific Method for all these claims that swamped them, like perpetual motion [...]
The big California stream has stopped, and the cold air is blocked by the warmth. Everything is just swirling around.In general, it would have to take a heck of a huge Arctic spill to blow away this stagnant [...]
In Toronto, we are in a nice stagnant pocket of warm air. Elsewhere on the continent, it is a violent swirl.That is a lot of air movement. California still gets the cold stream.So much cold left in the Arctic, and no [...]
Two weeks ago Sarah and I visited San Diego to do some house hunting - we're planning on doing our coast-to-coast move in mid-May, and already have a talk scheduled at the Museum of Texas Tech University in Lubbock, which is conveniently our [...]
There are two great gardens in the hills above Berkeley. The UC Berkeley Botanical Garden, in Strawberry Canyon above the campus, has plants from all over the world. I’m here to talk about the other one: the Regional Parks Botanic Garden. It’s [...]
Here is the latest list of papers that deal with paleoseismology, past large earthquakes, active faults, archaeoseismology, and earthquake proxies such as tsunamis. Enjoy reading and let us know if we’ve missed something.