Return to dry
March ended with almost three times the amount of rain Austin normally gets. Indeed, with almost 14 inches recorded at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport since Jan. 1, we’ve already received almost...
View ArticleThe girl child
The Climate Prediction Center says that old, misnamed reprobate and hurricane-pusher La Nina could be close at hand. "Some forecast models, especially the NCEP Climate Forecast System (CFS), continue...
View ArticleLa Nina or no?
Why does it matter? If she arrives early, say mid- to late-summer, we could have another dry scorcher. Then, as she strengthens in the fall into the winter, a warmer and drier winter. Or not. The...
View ArticleBy: Veeshir
La Nina, El Nino, clouds and the sun are at best minor factors in climate. Geez, it’s like you never saw the two best documentaries not about how evil Bush is: An Inconvenient Truth and The Day After...
View ArticleBy: Dick Stanley
Nope. I missed them. I was busy reading about meteorology, etc. Willful ignorance, I suppose.
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