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Post by code on Jul 23, 2023 16:09:35 GMT
This Indian summer thing is a term applied to many things are we able to get a slightly more quantitative explanation, please. had it a few times in Calgary November ish .. heat would roll over the rockys and it would go from -18 to +15 in a day hang round a day or so and then be gone .. I was out once with a friend and his young son slogging through deep snow Trick-or-Treating. |
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Post by code on Jul 23, 2023 16:10:00 GMT
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Post by ratty on Jul 23, 2023 23:23:01 GMT
In Texas we only have two seasons. Summer and not so hot. We get none of this Indian summer you guys with four actual seasons experience in late fall can get some years. Here, we have much the same although this year we've had very few unpleasantly hot days and I seem to recall that May was the coldest on record for the continent .... Memory still working OK: Australia Experiences Coldest May on Record |
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Post by Astromet on Jul 27, 2023 23:56:24 GMT
This Indian summer thing is a term applied to many things are we able to get a slightly more quantitative explanation, please. For starts, it is not a 'thing,' it simply means an extended summer in the autumn season. We are witnessing a variation shift of Venus to the Sun relative to the Earth. When this happens during a summer season, as it is right now in 2023, we see extended warm weather conditions. We are also, at the same time, seeing solar cycle #25 head toward its maximum by the mid-2020s. I have written about this before many times in the past, and so the maximum of solar cycle #25 is nearly here. ![]()  |
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Post by nonentropic on Jul 28, 2023 3:30:51 GMT
Thanks for the clarity. What impact could the NH timing of an Indian Summer have on the SH. Is it offset or do we get an extended winter or a milder spring.
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Post by flearider on Jul 28, 2023 5:00:32 GMT
This Indian summer thing is a term applied to many things are we able to get a slightly more quantitative explanation, please. For starts, it is not a 'thing,' it simply means an extended summer in the autumn season. We are witnessing a variation shift of Venus to the Sun relative to the Earth. When this happens during a summer season, as it is right now in 2023, we see extended warm weather conditions. We are also, at the same time, seeing solar cycle #25 head toward its maximum by the mid-2020s. I have written about this before many times in the past, and so the maximum of solar cycle #25 is nearly here. ![]() can you send some of that warmth my way plz ..lol had the log burner on 3 times this month nights are chilly in july with no let up from the rain  |
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Post by code on Jul 30, 2023 16:18:48 GMT
This Indian summer thing is a term applied to many things are we able to get a slightly more quantitative explanation, please. For starts, it is not a 'thing,' it simply means an extended summer in the autumn season. We are witnessing a variation shift of Venus to the Sun relative to the Earth. When this happens during a summer season, as it is right now in 2023, we see extended warm weather conditions. We are also, at the same time, seeing solar cycle #25 head toward its maximum by the mid-2020s. I have written about this before many times in the past, and so the maximum of solar cycle #25 is nearly here. ![]() Hot Darn Theo! I am glad to read your words... had me worried there for a while, yeah, I missed you. |
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Post by code on Jul 30, 2023 16:21:39 GMT
A big sad article over at the New York Times. The theme is climate and conflict
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Post by code on Aug 9, 2023 1:20:12 GMT
Comparison of Recently Proposed Causes of Climate Change
by Stuart A. Harris
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Department of Geography, University of Calgary, Calgary, AB T2N 1N4, Canada
Atmosphere 2023,
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Post by Sigurdur on Aug 9, 2023 2:00:03 GMT
Comparison of Recently Proposed Causes of Climate Change
by Stuart A. Harris
[ORCID]
Department of Geography, University of Calgary, Calgary, AB T2N 1N4, Canada
Atmosphere 2023,
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Post by Astromet on Sept 30, 2023 4:00:21 GMT
For starts, it is not a 'thing,' it simply means an extended summer in the autumn season. We are witnessing a variation shift of Venus to the Sun relative to the Earth. When this happens during a summer season, as it is right now in 2023, we see extended warm weather conditions. We are also, at the same time, seeing solar cycle #25 head toward its maximum by the mid-2020s. I have written about this before many times in the past, and so the maximum of solar cycle #25 is nearly here. ![]() Hot Darn Theo! I am glad to read your words... had me worried there for a while, yeah, I missed you. I've been very busy but will have a seasonal forecast out in October 2023 for Winter/Spring 2024. In the meantime: Climate Change: The Weather of Global Cooling: 2020s, 2030s & 2040s Torrential Rain Causes Floods & Mayhem In New York 'The Power of Water' See ->> weather.com/news/weather/video/flash-flooding-creates-whirlpool-in-new-york-city |
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Post by missouriboy on Oct 2, 2023 3:33:55 GMT
Hot Darn Theo! I am glad to read your words... had me worried there for a while, yeah, I missed you. I've been very busy but will have a seasonal forecast out in October 2023 for Winter/Spring 2024. In the meantime: Climate Change: The Weather of Global Cooling: 2020s, 2030s & 2040s Torrential Rain Causes Floods & Mayhem In New York 'The Power of Water' See ->> weather.com/news/weather/video/flash-flooding-creates-whirlpool-in-new-york-cityGood to hear from you Astro. What do you think of the Old Farmers Almanac winter 23-24 forecast? |
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Post by Astromet on Nov 11, 2023 22:43:04 GMT
Good to hear from you Astro. What do you think of the Old Farmers Almanac winter 23-24 forecast? It looks okay, but there's still an Indian Summer going on into November 2023 that I forecast last year. While the northern regions of North America will see snow, winter for the most part will be interesting later in some regions of the states than others into January. |
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