Daily Archives: June 10, 2012

What most impressed on Saturday, however, was frost in the metropolitan area, in particular the city of Porto Alegre. It MetSul understanding of what was the longest episode of frost in the capital in decades. Even in the cold wave … Continue reading →

Spotted owl could be game-changer in Tombstone water war At the center of the debate is the Mexican spotted owl. “What is more important, owls or the people of Tombstone?” James Upchurch, a Forest Service supervisor who oversees the wilderness, … Continue reading →

Thomas Jefferson was an ardent believer in global warming, until Noah Webster demonstrated that he was confusing UHI effects with climate. In his 1787 book, Notes on the State of Virginia, Jefferson launched into a discussion of the climate of both his home state … Continue reading →

Over the last 20 years, springtime temperatures in Washington State have fallen more than three degrees. WASHINGTON Climate Summary