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Texas A&M graduate with degree in meteorology (1985), 24 years broadcast experience, four-time award winner for weather-casting excellence, AMS Sealholder since 1988; Chief meteorologist at KDAF-TV Dallas (1998-2000), Chief at KXII-TV (Sherman) since 2006

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November Arctic sea ice: Ties 2007 record minimum

The arctic sea ice cover (as of Nov 4, the NSIDC ice data is one day behind) has tied the 2007 record minimum coverage for this date (circle on graph)...
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New satellite to study climate change launched

A new weather and earth-study satellite successfully completed launch and has achieved orbit status, according to the French Space Agency. The rocket...
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Arctic sea ice: Nearing record low for October

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Arctic sea ice coverage is approaching the record minimum of two years ago, according to the latest National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC) data....
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Arctic ice: year-to-year comparisons: NSIDC

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Data shows that sea ice coverage in the arctic has begun to grow once again, according to the NSIDC. As the graph above shows, the minimum ice extent...
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Arctic sea ice: Melt season over

The Arctic ice melt season has ended. A one-week trend shows a gradual but measurable increase in sea ice. Coupled with very low sun angle and...
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No sunspots: 2009 up to 6th place

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With no sunspots observed on September 10, the year 2009 now moves up two places among the top 10 “no sunspot” years into 6th place. As...
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2009 Arctic sea ice: Melt season ending

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The Arctic ice melt season is drawing to a close. The Arctic summer is becoming autumn; with the much lower sun angle and rapidly shortening days...
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NASA report: Solar changes offset human climate change, at least for now

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A new study brings forth some interesting results amid the recent solar downturn and global climate change. During the past seven years (2002-2009)...
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July 2009: Record warmth on ocean surface

Earth’s ocean surface temperature was the warmest on record for July, breaking the previous high July maximum...
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Global Cooling/Warming hysteria: What happened to science?

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I have posted several commentaries over the past few months which dispute both global warming being caused primarily by carbon dioxide (it may have a...
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