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Supplier: KROHNE Group
Description: glass, which is protected by a plastic cover, without disassembling the fitting. For precise setting of the flow value, all devices are equipped with a metering valve. Highlights Simple, low-cost measuring principle without auxiliary power Stainless steel, brass or PVDF fittings Needle valve
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- Pipe Diameter: 0.2500 inch
- Mounting Type: Insertion Type
- End Fittings: Threaded, VCO® / VCR®
- Process Media Type: Gas, Liquid
Supplier: Gems Sensors & Controls
Description: Low Pressure Drop Design Flow Rate Settings: 0.25 GPM to 2.00 GPM Port Size: 3/8" NPT Male and 1/4" Quick Disconnect (QDC) Male Primary Construction Material: Polypropylene Setting Type: Fixed This rugged inline flow switch offers the same superior performance and resistance to clogging as its
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- Type: Piston, Positive Displacement
- Pipe Diameter: 0.2500 to 2.75 inch
- Media Temperature Range: 0.0 to 212 F
- Liquid Volumetric Flow Rate: 0.0700 to 2 GPM
Supplier: Badger Meter
Description: FEATURES 1500 PSI Rating Leakproof, Magnetic Drive Does not require external power Rugged, corrosion resistant plastic enclosure Hermeticaly sealed reed switch output Compatible with most flow controllers and counters with scaling capabilities Only Two Parts to Reduce Maintenance Costs
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- Type: Oval Gear, Positive Displacement
- Pipe Diameter: 0.5000 inch
- Liquid Volumetric Flow Rate: 0.2500 to 8 GPM
- Operating Pressure: 5 to 1500 psi
Description: plastic, the product line offers excellent structural integrity and chemical compatibility with a wide range of industrial chemicals. FL-9000-ACL/DCL The AC and DC powered flow switch modules consist of a latching relay circuit housed in a sealed polypropylene enclosure. The modules have a normally
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- Type: Piston, Positive Displacement
- Pipe Diameter: 1.5 to 2 inch
- Liquid Volumetric Flow Rate: 2 to 100 GPM
- Operating Pressure: 325 psi
Supplier: Assured Automation
Description: reverse flow (lead-free). Optional pulse output consisting of plastic housing with 2-wire (red and black) reed switch and cable. Materials Body FRP (fiber reinforced polymer) Internals Engineered thermoplastic Magnet Alnico
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- Type: Turbine Meter, Velocity Meter
- Pipe Diameter: 0.7500 to 2 inch
- Liquid Volumetric Flow Rate: 1 to 100 GPM
- Operating Pressure: 150 psi
Description: The FSW530 Series flow switches are capable of detecting extremely low liquid flow rates from 13 mL/ minute up to 10 L/minute with a full scale switch accuracy of ±1.0% or better! A wide variety of fluids may be measured. Repeatable results are achieved using a patented pelton-type
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- Pipe Diameter: 0.1250 to 0.3750 inch
- Mounting Type: In-line
- End Fittings: Threaded
- Media Temperature: 131 F
Description: The FSW-40A and FSW-50 Series flow switches feature 15 A SPDT switches and an adjustable internal screw adjustment which provides continuous switch point while in operation in-line. Multiple drag disks are supplied with each unit to provide incremental switch point adjustment. Their non-magnetic
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- Pipe Diameter: 1 to 10 inch
- Mounting Type: Insertion Type
- End Fittings: Threaded
- Process Media Type: Liquid
Description: PS40 Pulse Splitter FEATURES Rugged ABS plastic housing Optoisolated Transistor and relay outputs APPLICATIONS Cooling tower/boiler water treatment Pacing chemical metering pumps Driving multiple pumps, counter timers, remote totalizers GENERAL INFORMATION The PS40 is a low-voltage deviceShow More
Liquid Flow Meters - Plastic Water Meter, Contacting Head, 3/4" with reed switch sensor, pulse output (Low Lead Compliance)
Description: x Stenner Plastic Body Water Meter for Low Lead compliance or a Lighter Option. NSF/ANSI-372 (low lead) certified. 3/4" Dimensions (7.5" x 11.5" x 1" x 3/4") For each gallon of water that passes through the water meter a single pulse will be delivered to your controller
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- Electrical Output: Switch
Supplier: EYC-Tech Co., Ltd.
Description: Paddle Wheel Flow Transmitter Measuring Range 0.3 ∼ 6m/s Linear Accuracy ±0.5% FS (K factor calibrated)@V≧ 0.5 m/s Repeatability ± 0.5 % F.S. Operating pressure Plastic piping system – Max. 10 bar @ 20℃ water;Metal piping sysytem – Max. 16 bar
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- Type: Paddlewheel, Velocity Meter
- Pipe Diameter: 0.5000 to 16 inch
- Media Temperature Range: 185 to 212 F
- Liquid Volumetric Flow Rate: 1.41 to 11951 GPM
Supplier: Flow Technology, Inc.
Description: The Model SLF-200 Ultrasonic Liquid Flowmeter is an accurate, reliable and cost-effective clamp-on ultrasonic instrument capable of measuring flow through metal, plastic and various other pipe material without altering the piping. Ideal installation where it is preferable not to have an instrument
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- Mounting Type: Non-Invasive
- Process Media Type: Liquid
- Media Temperature: -4 to 140 F
- Velocity Flow Rate: 0.0 to 33 ft/sec
Supplier: KOBOLD Instruments, Inc.
Description: Product Features Accuracy ±4% of Full Scale Shock and Corrosion Proof Maximum Pressure 145 PSIG Polysulfone Version has Excellent Resistance to Acids and Alkaline Solutions Compact Design The KOBOLD KSK plastic flowmeters/ flow switches operate on the basis of the well known variable
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- Type: Variable Area
- Operating Pressure: 145 psi
- Media Temperature: 140 to 240 F
- Mounting Type: In-line
Supplier: Gemu Valves
Description: Plastic flowmeter which operates according to the variable area principle with integral metering orifice, housing material: polysulfone. The float is made of PVC-U or PP which can also be fitted with a magnet for electrical detection of the flow rate. Dovetail sections moulded onto the metering
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- Type: Differential Pressure Meter, Rotameter, Variable Area
- Pipe Diameter: 2.56 inch
- Liquid Volumetric Flow Rate: 13.21 to 220 GPM
- Operating Pressure: 145 psi
Supplier: TURCK Inc.
Description: Self-contained plastic housing, IP65 protection
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- Pipe Diameter: 0.5000 inch
- Mounting Type: Insertion Type
- End Fittings: Threaded
- Process Media Type: Liquid
Supplier: US Water Systems, Inc.
Description: 3/4" Stenner Plastic Water Meter - 0.25 GPM to 22 GPM The Stenner Dry Contact Water Meter is a component of the proportional feed system, which delivers repeatable doses regardless of the system's flow rate. The system is used in applications requiring proportional chemical injection
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- Type: Electromagnetic Meter, Velocity Meter
- Liquid Volumetric Flow Rate: 0.2500 to 22 GPM
- Operating Pressure: 100 psi
- Operating Temperature: 105 F
Supplier: SeaMetrics, Inc.
Description: Plastic-body, primarily designed for electrically-conductive chemicals
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- Type: Electromagnetic Meter, Velocity Meter
- Pipe Diameter: 0.3750 inch
- Liquid Volumetric Flow Rate: 0.0250 to 3 GPM
- End Fittings: Threaded
Supplier: KOBOLD Instruments, Inc.
Description: Product Features Flow Range 0.26-5.3 GPM Water Bearingless Turbine Design for Long Life All Plastic Wetted Parts Accuracy ±1% of Reading High precision at affordable pricing is the primary feature of KOBOLD's SFL turbine flow sensor. A bearingless design provides very high reliability
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- Mounting Type: In-line
- End Fittings: Threaded
- Process Media Type: Liquid
- Media Temperature: 212 F
Supplier: Century Control Systems, Inc.
Description: measures flow rate through metal, plastic or even concrete-lined pipes without penetrating the pipe wall. To hold clamp-on transducers in place, a variety of clamping fixtures are available to accommodate different pipe sizes, transducer types and attachment methods (e.g., chain, wire rope, Velcro strap
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- Pipe Diameter: 1 to 200 inch
- Mounting Type: Non-Invasive
- Process Media Type: Liquid
- Velocity Flow Rate: 0.1000 to 40 ft/sec
Supplier: New Pig Corporation
Description: Light-weight, easy-to-handle pump is perfect for intermittent liquid transfers 1/3 HP electric motor with 2-speed toggle switch provides better flow control Impact-resistant plastic pump housing and pump tube withstand rust, corrosion and chemicals Pump tube diameter fits full-size drums
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- Maximum Discharge Flow: 1020 GPH
- Media Description: Acids, Chemicals, Corrosive
- Market Segment: General Industrial
Supplier: Qosina Corp.
Description: Inline Flow Control Switch, Female Luer Lock Inlet, Male Luer Lock Outlet
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- Material of Construction: Acetal, Other
Supplier: Festo Corporation
Description: Service unit combination MSB6N-1/2:C3J3F3-WP Consisting of manual on-off valve, filter/regulator, branching module with pressure switch but without display, wall mounting plate Maximum output pressure 12 bar, 5 µm filter, with pressure gauge, lockable regulator head, plastic bowl
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- Valve Size: 0.2362 inch
- Pressure Rating: 21.76 to 261 psi
- Connection: Threaded
- Material of Construction: Aluminum
Supplier: Skyworks Solutions, Inc.
Description: with plastic overmold. Band selection and control of transmit and receive RF signal flows are performed using five external control pads. The band select pad (BS) selects GSM or DCS modes of operation. The TxEN pad selects receive or transmit mode of the respective RF switch (Tx = logic 1). SW_EN provides
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- Device Type: Other
- Technology: EDGE, GPRS, GSM
- Supply Voltage: 3.3 V, 3.6V
- IC Package Type: Other
Supplier: Argotec
Description: flow (HF) for more difficult laminated glass structures High transparency High haze resistance Long-term protection against UV-aging, discoloration & weathering Blocks UV light below 380 nm Non-tacky matte finish Plasticizer-free Self-priming Crosslinked (cured) eliminates creep-/cold
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- Chemical / Polymer System Type: Specialty / Other
- Thermoplastic: Yes
- Overall Thickness: 0.0150 to 0.0300 inch
- Overall Width: 78.74 inch
Supplier: Test Products International, Inc. - TPI
Description: for operation and current flow is not necessary to locate voltage. Simply touch the plastic tip to a connection point or move it along an insulated wire. If AC voltage is present, The AC Volt 50 will sound an audio alert and an LED light in the probe tip will glow bright red. The illumination
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- Measurement Type: AC
- AC Voltage Range: 50 to 1000 volts
- Standards and Certifications: CE Marking, UL
Supplier: WEH Technologies Inc.
Description: standard and ISO 14469-1 and 3 WEH EASY-TURN® 360° swivel joint Easy operation Extremely high flow rate -> short filling times Recirculation of the vented gas Plastic thermal protection Hand grip with magnet WEH® jaw locking mechanism Colour coded impact protection (3000 psi
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- Fuel: Liquid Fuels (gasoline, kerosene, etc.)
- Maximum Pressure: 3600 psi
- Orifice Size: 1.42 inch
- Nozzle Form: Handheld / Pistol
Description: condensing furnace application. The KT-15 has the following features : with stainless steel shaft. Suitable for gas condensing furnace application. Full-flow check valve included. 1 year warranty. Hartell Condensate Pump Features: ABS PLASTIC RESERVOIR THERMALLY PROTECTED, HIGH TORQUE MOTOR WITH 300
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- Maximum Discharge Flow: 118 GPH
- Media Temperature: 110 F
Supplier: IDEX Health & Science
Description: Our Preparative PEEK Switching Valve offers easy preventative maintenance. It can effectively be used with high flow rates due to the large passageways. Made from biocompatible PEEK it offers excellent chemical resistance. Our valve has 2-positions and 6-ports.
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- Material of Construction: PEEK
- Valve Type: Directional Valves
- Valve Size: 0.1250 inch
- Pressure Rating: 3000 psi
Supplier: Thermik Corporation
Description: Normally closed Resets automatically With a connection wire Partially insulated in a plastic cap The switchgear of type series 01 is fixed in a positive lock and is self-aligning between the floor of a conductive housing (1) and acontact cap which is made of steel (2) and insulated from
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- High Temperature Set Point: 140 to 392 F
- Switch Type: Switch Type: Bi-Metal
- Contact Configuration: Switch Type: Normally Closed, NC
- Maximum Current: 40 amps
Supplier: RFMW Ltd.
Description: a near 0 volts DC offset level, which eliminates any need for external blocking capacitors. The InGaP/GaAs die, switch die, Silicon (Si) controller die, and passive components are mounted on a multi-layer laminate substrate and the entire assembly is encapsulated with plastic overmold. The SKY77570Show More
Supplier: Baumer Ltd.
Description: . The level switch recognizes all types and states of liquids, including sticky syrups or adhesive foams that can cause switches to malfunction in conventional systems. Appropriate settings allow the LFBS to reliably ignore adherent liquids. The secret of this is the use of frequency sweep technology
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- Configuration (Normal State): Normally Open (NO), Normally Closed (NC)
- Maximum Current: 0.0350 amps
- Maximum Operating Pressure: 1450 psi
- Material Temperature Range: -40 to 239 F
Supplier: Hach
Description: monitor is made of ABS plastic which is lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and shatterproof. This sealed case is IP62-rated and has a hinged door that for easy access to internal components. All electronic circuits are isolated from the hydraulics compartment. A large window allows inspection of both
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- Mounting / Environment: In-Situ / Field, Panel, Other
- Display Type: Digital Display
- User Controls: Digital Front Panel
- Electrical Output: Switch / Alarm Relay Output
Supplier: Alfa Laval Inc.
Description: The Alfa Laval BTUX separation system has been specifically developed to ensure optimum separation and concentration efficiency in biotechnological applications. The BTUX separators take advantage of the fact that the slurry of concentrated solids is pseudo-plastic and flows easily in the bowlShow More
Supplier: Neptune Research, Inc.
Description: NResearch Inc. Three Way Isolation valves are low power consumption products, designed for systems requiring a compact, rugged component which has Zero dead volume. Our patented design is unique and permits flow with the rated pressure applied at any port. These valves are ideally suited for steam
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- Material of Construction: PTFE - Teflon®
- Valve Type: Diaphragm Valves, Diverter Valves, Solenoid Valves
- Valve Size: 0.0950 inch
- Pressure Rating: 30 psi
Supplier: Terra Universal, Inc.
Description: sacrificing convenience or cleanliness. Air Showers and Tunnels supply concentrated Class 100, clean air flows to lift off contamination while an individual stands in, or walks through, a specially constructed air chamber. Whenever an automatic floor switch inside the unit is activated
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- Type: Tunnel Air Shower
- Explosion Proof: Yes
- Material of Construction: Steel
- Door Width: 32 inch
Supplier: Terra Universal, Inc.
Description: sacrificing convenience or cleanliness. Air Showers and Tunnels supply concentrated Class 100, clean air flows to lift off contamination while an individual stands in, or walks through, a specially constructed air chamber. Whenever an automatic floor switch inside the unit is activated
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- Type: Straight Air Shower, L Shaped Air Shower, U Shaped Air Shower, 3 Door Air Shower
- Explosion Proof: Yes
- Material of Construction: Stainless Steel
- Door Width: 36 inch
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Micro Flow Switch and Bubble Detector for Liquids
The Swiss sensor manufacturer Sensirion AG is launching the LG01 micro flow switch for ultra-low liquid flow rates and bubble detection. The sensor makes fluidic systems more reliable by enabling the detection of liquid flow within the range of a few ml/min and less. For such measurements the sensor offers a short response time below 100 ms. Its output signal of either 0 or 5 volts indicates whether the current flow rate is above or below the specified flow switch level. At continuous flow... (read more)
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New RotorFlow Electronic Flow Sensors
Gems Sensors & Controls (Gems) (www.GemsSensors.com), an ISO9001:2008 and ISO13485 certified leading supplier of standard and custom liquid level, flow and pressure switches, miniature solenoid valves, and preassembled fluidic systems, today announced its complete range of RotorFlow ® sensors, now available for immediate online order as standard catalog product. Gems RotorFlow is a family of electronic flow sensors, designed to provide reliable and continuous sensing, accurate switching... (read more)
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Burger & Brown Engineering, Inc.
Flow and Temperature Sensors in one unit!
temperature, and pressure, and limit switches for ejector plate, slide retention, and core pull applications. Recent product introductions include cooling efficiency aids such as the Delta-Q ® precision flow regulator in addition to new Scientific Coolingsm classes. ManifoldBuilder.com was launched in 2013 to allow customers access to 3D CAD information on Smartflow manifolds and custom assemblies. All Smartflow products are designed to help injection... (read more)
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A new series of superior air-flow, Fan-Guard/Filter Assemblies designed to protect sensitive PC 's, and a host of electronic apparatus, switching equipment, telecom panels and other devices is now available from Keystone Electronics. These durable, sturdy multi-element assemblies deliver a consistent, 24 CPM air flow, greater particle security and minimized fan noise. The Guards and Retainers are manufactured from high strength, glass-filled Nylon while the Media filters are made from... (read more)
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Higher Flow Capacities with Less Pressure Loss
liquid applications. • Sizes: 3/4" and 1". For other sizes, see Catalogs PRH and PRHM. Plastic Valves and Controls. Quality Engineered for Corrosive and Ultra-Pure Liquids. Solving pressure & flow control problems for a variety of applications. Founded in 1967, Plast-O-Matic Valves strives to continually advance the technology of liquid pressure and flow control. As the quality leader in the development of plastic valves and controls for corrosive and ultra-pure liquids, Plast-O-Matic... (read more)
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Depositional processes, bedform development and hybrid bed formation in rapidly decelerated cohesive (mud–sand) sediment flows
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Comments Thread For: Frank Warren Discusses Chisora, Hopkins-Cleverly, More
Dating back to when Cornish born Ruby Bob Fitzsimmons dumped Nonpareil Jack Dempsey 13 times to bag the world title in New Orleans, way back in 1891, the middleweight division has long served as a fertile hunting ground for British prizefighters.
Since the war, domestic greats like Turpin, Downes, Minter, Benn and Eubank have flourished at world title level in the glamour 160lb class.
Of our current rich home crop, Matthew Macklin, Darren Barker and Martin Murray have all challenged valiantly but abortively for various world titles during the last two years.
Unbeaten Murray, held to a draw against German Felix Sturm in Mannheim in December 2011, gets a second bite against Argentinas WBC boss Sergio Martinez in Buenos Aires next month. I wish him well but it could be a painfully unproductive trip, especially as the Argie will have the new Pope routing for him.
Maybe better bet to extend Britains 11st 6lb heritage is Hatfield traveller Billy Joe Saunders who penned a new promotional deal with me this week. [Click Here To Read More]
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Channel 5 pulled the plug on boxing?
Hmmm that would be a damn shame. Even though Hennessey is a fat cunt, bringing boxing to free TV has to be appreciated..
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I don't see Channel 5 pulling the plug. Fury is two fights away from a world title shot; Eubank is an exciting prospect; and DeGale is close to a world title fight, himself (unwarranted, IMO).
Warren and Maloney are trying to deflect attention away from their crumbling stables, that's all.
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Warren needs to avoid the petty remarks; makes him sound bitter and attracts the keyboard warrior taunts.
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Fury v Chisora rematch needs to happen at some point. It would get far more interest now.
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I am writing a PHP script which is supposed to pull some data from a google drive spreadsheet. Now, important thing here is that we're talking about one specific spreadsheet, which is on one exact google account. This data needs to be displayed on a site. That means that when a user visits this site, he/she should not need to login/authenticate or anything like this, because the spreadsheet being accessed is stored on one specific google drive account.
How do I pull this one? All I see online are examples where users login to their own account, viewing their own files which I don't need. Thanks!


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I'm aware I have notified Find A Grave and had 2 others merged only to find another one. She's very persistent but does not provide documentation for the edits she requests. I'm not the only one she does this to.
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She is buried with Nona Treat and I posted photos to her memorial as well. James
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In fulfilling your photo request, I found William C Funderburk at rest in the Union Grove Cemetery (rather than White Rose) alongside his wife, Rebecca. The manager of his memorial was notified; and the memorial has been moved.
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Sorry it took so long for me to get back to you, I've have not been to the find a grave site in quite a long while. Well concerning your message, my Grandfathers name was Dominick Miritello, after my Father's passing, my Sister had obtained a lot of information about my Grandfather from the paperwork that my Dad had stored away. Now we knew some, but not anywhere near all, we knew little scattered things from the stories my Dad had told over the years. I will confer with my Sister to find out some info that could answer your questions. I know he came to America twice, once when he was a small child, went back to Italy as a teenager, and then came back as a young adult, settled in the Bronx, and stood here for the rest of his life. Maybe something else that could be helpful to you in your search is this. About a year ago or so, I had a wonderful lady contact me on Facebook, her name was Paula Miritello and lived in Yorktown Heights, NY , I was quite taken back by this because the name is so uncommon, there is just simply not a lot of us around. She then had messaged me about a group she had started on Facebook called "The Miritello's". The reason being the same one I mentioned, a very uncommon name. Her goal was for all of us to be able to message and post all our family genealogy, to see if any of us could be related. There are a group of Miritello's settled in Chicago that own a pizza chain called Miritello's Pizza, the owner being Scott Miritello. Now we all started leaving our Parents, Grandparents, and Great Grandparents info in the group postings. And what kept coming up with our comparisons was the same thing no matter where we settled in the world. All our ancestors came from the same little town in Sicily, the town of Nicosia. That's were my Grandfather was born, it's just remarkable. So I suggest you join that Facebook group because there is a wealth of Miritello information there and you'll meet great people there as well, lol, I guess I'm a bit biased. Meanwhile I will see what info my Sister can supply me with in the interim. I will get back to you using find a grave messaging, if you want to contact me my email address is, firstname.lastname@example.com, or if you're on Facebook send me a friend request, Paul Miritello, Thanks Rebecca.
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Where on Earth is it unusually warm? Greenland and the Arctic Ocean, which is full of rotten ice
New study supports finding that "the amount of [multi-year] sea ice in the northern hemisphere was the lowest on record in 2009"
Map of air temperature anomalies for December 2009, at roughly 3,000 feet above surface, Areas in orange and red are warm anomalies, areas in blue and purple are cool.
It's cold here and in northern Eurasia, but it's been positively toasty ar0und the Arctic circle — thanks to an extreme negative phase of the Arctic Oscillation, as the National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC) explained in their online report yesterday.
The temperatures reported by NSIDC show some Arctic anomalies exceeding 7°C (13°F)! That's not good news for the kind of re-freezing one wants to see in the otherwise rapidly melting Greenland ice sheet (see Nature: "Dynamic thinning of Greenland and Antarctic ice-sheet ocean margins is more sensitive, pervasive, enduring and important than previously realized"). It's also one reason "December 2009 had the fourth-lowest average ice extent for the month since the beginning of satellite records, falling just above the extent for 2007. The linear rate of decline for December is now 3.3% per decade."
Significantly, a new study, "Perennial pack ice in the southern Beaufort Sea was not as it appeared in the summer of 2009" by Barber et al. finds that all the crowing by the anti-science crowd about the supposed "recovery" of Arctic sea ice was quite premature:
In September 2009 we observed a much different sea icescape in the Southern Beaufort Sea than anticipated, based on remotely sensed products. Radarsat derived ice charts predicted 7 to 9 tenths multi-year (MY) or thick first-year (FY) sea ice throughout most of the Southern Beaufort Sea in the deep water of the Canada Basin. In situ observations found heavily decayed, very small remnant MY and FY floes interspersed with new ice between floes, in melt ponds, thaw holes and growing over negative freeboard older ice. This icescape contained approximately 25% open water, predominantly distributed in between floes or in thaw holes connected to the ocean below. Although this rotten ice regime was quite different that the expected MY regime in terms of ice volume and strength, their near-surface physical properties were found to be sufficiently alike that their radiometric and scattering characteristics were almost identical.
Yes, satellite (and other) measurements of Arctic sea ice extent were apparently deceived. You might even say that an unfortunate trick of Nature helped hide the decline of Arctic ice:
This case of mistaken identity is physically explained by the factors which contribute to the return to Radarsat-1 from the two surfaces; both ice regimes had similar temperature and salinity profiles in the near-surface volume, both ice types existed with a similar amount of open water between and within the floes, and finally both ice regimes were overlain by similar, recently formed new sea ice in areas of negative freeboard and in open water areas. The fact that these two very different ice regimes could not be differentiated using Radarsat-1 data or in situ C-band scatterometer or microwave radiometer measurements, has significant implications for climate studies and for marine vessel navigation in the Canada Basin.
I had blogged on Barber's work when it was first reported by Reuters in November (see "Arctic ice reaches historic seasonal low; "We are almost out of multiyear sea ice in the northern hemisphere"):
The multiyear ice covering the Arctic Ocean has effectively vanished"¦.
"I would argue that, from a practical perspective, we almost have a seasonally ice-free Arctic now, because multiyear sea ice is the barrier to the use and development of the Arctic," said Barber [Canada's Research Chair in Arctic System Science at the University of Manitoba].
Barber and his team thought they'd find "a huge multiyear ice pack that should have been in the Beaufort Sea" but
Instead, his ice breaker found hundreds of miles of what he called "rotten ice" — 50-cm (20-inch) thin layers of fresh ice covering small chunks of older ice.
"I've never seen anything like this in my 30 years of working in the high Arctic … it was very dramatic," he said.
And now we have the Geophysical Research Letters paper by Barber et al., which concludes:
Our results are consistent with ice age estimates (Fowler and Maslanik, http://nsidc.org/news/press/20091005_minimumpr.html) that show the amount of MY sea ice in the northern hemisphere was the lowest on record in 2009 suggesting that MY sea ice continues to diminish rapidly in the Canada Basin even though 2009 areal extent increased over that of 2007 and 2008.
This study suggests that the Arctic continues to lose area — and, more importantly, volume — at a much more rapid pace than any major climate models had suggested. I'll end with this figure of mean monthly Ice Volume for the Arctic Ocean from a release by several scientific institutions:
I still like my odds on a 90% ice free Arctic by 2020 (see "Another big climate be t "" Of Ice and Men"). By then, I assume they'll have figured out how to deal with Nature's sea-ice-decline-hiding trick — or there will simply be too little ice for anybody to be fooled.
For more, see "Looking for Above Normal Temperatures? They are in the Arctic."
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38 Responses to Where on Earth is it unusually warm? Greenland and the Arctic Ocean, which is full of rotten ice
While the anomalies are strongly positive near the north pole, the actual temperatures are in the minus 20 to minus 30 degrees C range. No melting or toasting there this time of year.
[JR: Actually, those aren't the normal average temps over much of Greenland, which is what I'd worry about a lot more.]
The warmer temperatures over Greenland at this time of year will be good for the ice sheet. This warmth has been due to warm winds off the Atlantic which would be carrying a lot of moisture, and as it is -20 to -30 degrees in Greenland this would result in higher snowfalls and more ice.
Is the frequency or severity of the Arctic Oscillation affected by GHG increases?
If we lose summer arctic ice, do we have to reduce GHG emissions even more to meet 1.5 or 2 degree warming targets?
What happens to the projections from NASA or Hadley models if zero arctic ice occurs?
Those volume losses are scary.
Saying that summer sea ice could be gone by 2013 and that it will be gone by 2030 are not contradictory. It is clear that the sea ice is entering a stage of extreme vulnerability. Eventually the wrong weather system at the wrong time of the year will remove most of the remaining ice.
It could be that the ice is vulnerable enough for that to happen in thirty months, even if that storm does not happen the summer ice cannot survive more than twenty years.
Talk about a sucker bet, your money is safe. (Safer than drinking water)
There is only one problem with this kind of incrementalism: nature does not award points for trying. It neither swoons over recognition of its laws nor bends to the timelines of political reality. It does not bargain with denialists and oil lobbiests, and it does not care about G.D.P. or the fili-buster or approval ratings. The physics that governs climate change is inexorable, and its outcome can be mitigated by only one thing: reducing carbon dioxide emissions. —Katrina vander Heavel, The Nation, January 11/18, 2010.
[Fourth attempt to post this comment,having added periods and hyphens to fool the spam catcher.]
Methane is one of the main contributing gases to global warming. The following info from the BBC today points out to the danger from the increasing temperatures at the north pole region:
High Methane release Siberia's shallow shelf areas
BBC: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/8437703.stm
"Acting as a giant frozen depository of carbon such as CO2 and methane (often stored as compacted solid gas hydrates), Siberia's shallow shelf areas are increasingly subjected to warming and are now giving up greater amounts of methane to the sea and to the atmosphere than recorded in the past.
Methane gas is trapped inside a crystal structure of water-ice
The gas is released when the ice melts, normally at 0C
At higher pressure, ie under the ocean, hydrates are stable at higher temperatures
This undersea permafrost was until recently considered to be stable.
But now scientists think the release of such a powerful greenhouse gas may accelerate global warming.
Higher concentrations of atmospheric methane are contributing to global temperature rise; this in turn is projected to cause further permafrost melting and the release of yet more methane in a feedback loop.
A worst-case scenario is one where the feedback passes a tipping point and billions of tonnes of methane are released suddenly, as has occurred at least once in the Earth's past.
Such sudden releases have been linked to rapid increases in global temperatures and could have been a factor in the mass extinction of species. …"
Just thinking here but: Zero ice cover for a few months would tend to set up "donut" wind conditions with the warm center rising and the cold perimeter , land and thus cold, falling This condition once established might take many months to change. Effectively moving the earths polar air mass, (There will be one no mater how hot it gets) from a gob to a ring?
Joe: According to the National Snow & Ice Data Center update you cite, the anomalous warm temperatures in the Arctic during December (and evidently continuing in some places right now) were due to a natural phenomenon (their characterization, not mine): the Arctic Oscillation. But you fail to mention that, and I think you've misled your readers as a result.
That said, there is no question that natural, short-term climatic fluctuations like those created by the Arctic Oscillation overlie the decadal-scale rise in temperatures caused by human activities. But why hide material from your readers? You rail about inaccuracies by reporters, but yet you are inaccurate yourself. Why exclude the nuance? Is it because nuance doesn't help sell a political agenda?
[JR: Utter BS, as all my readers can see in my very first sentence, which clearly states the cause is the AO. In what possible respect have I mislead my readers? Please identify a single sentence that is misleading, as compared to say, your entire comment, which is a cross between misleading and a lie. Please read my posts before commenting on them.
Seriously, you are straining to come up with criticisms of this blog.]
more bad news from arctic – increased methane emissions detected –
I don't understand what motivates people like Tom Yulsman (above)(??!) What kick do they get from saying all their redundant, nonsense? Frankly, it's getting kind of boring! We CP-readers don't just read information on this website. We've researched the science and know of its validity. Does Tom really think he is going to convince us to the contrary on this issue? What is his goal? It's like someone still insisting Bush was a good president! Come on! Enough already!
Michael Hauber (#2): Interesting point, but isn't the solidity of the ice more a function of low enough temperatures of water and air to allow solid freezing, while the snow on top is mere icing on the cake (or more caking on the ice)?
B Waterhouse (or Icehouse?) (#3): Interesting questions, all. I'm in an e-mail discussion between a bunch of NOAA and other climate scientists and meteorologists and NCAR writer Bob Henson was wondering the same thing, if more open water at later dates in the fall has affected the Arctic Oscillation that is causing these cold snaps.
In the same group the Weather Channel Senior Meteorologist Stu Ostro is studying what we all call the Ostro Effect Hypothesis, which is that warming is somehow (the mechanism is not yet known – any ideas?) creating more 500 milibar high pressure ridges further north over time and that to equalize the pressure these are often associated with cut-off lows like the ones currently covering about the Eastern 2/3 of the U.S., but not nearly as intensely as over Siberia since mid-December, where temperatures have typically been up to 20 degrees F lower than average – and their averages are among Earth's coldest inhabited places to begin with.
Leif, your obsession with donuts:) has paid off with what might be an interesting piece of the puzzle. I'd enjoy hearing anyone's further conjecture. . .
Also Joe, in your bet do you mean 90 per cent loss of Arctic Ocean sea ice during summer?
[JR: Yes. If you click on the link, you'll see the bet.]
Tom, like Joe I am puzzled by your suggestion that he is misleading. He clearly mentions the AO, but he is also reviewing David Barber's work on ice volume and extent. I can't see how Joe is misleading anyone.
BTW, David Barber is a well known Canada Research Chair on Arctic Systems, one of Canada's leading scholars on the Arctic. To boot, he is a wonderful lecturer whose presentations are engaging and manage to convey the science is a very personable fashion.
Joe: Thank you for including my comment. I appreciate it.
Concerning the substance: Respectfully, I'm not straining to come up with ways to criticize the blog. I come her most every day and learn a lot. But in this case, I do believe you have misled your readers — and that this could hurt your credibility somewhat.
Let me explain: The exclusion of some key things that the NSIDC report said about the Arctic Oscillation potentially misleads your readers into thinking that the anomalously warm temperatures are mostly or wholly a result of global warming. Scientists can't say that. Here's what the NSIDC actually said in its update: "The AO is a natural pattern of climate variability."
The NSIDC also said this, which you did not mention:
"While a negative AO leads to warmer temperatures over the Arctic, it also tends to reduce the flow of sea ice out of the Arctic by affecting the winds that can export the ice to warmer waters, where it melts. In this way, a negative AO could help retain some of the second- and third-year ice through the winter, and potentially rebuild some of the older, multiyear ice that has been lost over the past few years. However, we do not yet know if the strongly negative AO will persist through the winter, or what its net effect will be."
So one possibility is that the AO will weaken, and next summer's sea ice extent and thickness could reach record lows, an outcome your post implies. But another possibility is that the AO will not weaken, and the scenario described by the NSIDC will play out, with the result being some rebuilding of older, thicker, multiyear ice. We both know that without mitigation of emissions the long-term trend will be for less and less ice. But if next summer brings a different outcome in the short term, you will lose some credibility for not having mentioned this as a possibility.
When it comes to the science, I think it's always best to include the nuance, the complexity, and the uncertainties.
[JR: I see. So the fact that I didn't just copy the whole NSIDC post I linked to means I was insufficiently nuanced. Well, I get more complaints my posts are too long than too short. Also, I find it odd that you would hold yourself up as an expert on "nuance," considering, say, the November 4th you wrote about me. Since you don't seem to be blogging about me as much these days, however, I'll just let this slide.
It's worth noting there is some question as to whether the AO is in fact influenced by the loss of summer ice, as one of the commenters has noted.
It is certainly true that sea ice extent might increase in 2010. There are obviously many variables at play. BUT I think it is important to distinguish between an NSIDC post and a peer-reviewed article — the latter would typically have more credibility — though obviously NSIDC has a great deal of credibility with its data reporting and analysis. But a key point I was making in siting that study was that what the NSIDC (and others) have been reporting in terms of multiyear ice (and possibly even sea ice extent) has been an OVER estimate of the actual amount of ice there. I didn't note, but could, that NSIDC actually referenced the Barber et al. study, so presumably they accept its basic findings.]
JR: Have you seen the series about the cold snaps at the WUWT site?
I posted comments there about the extreme warm anomalies in the Arctic Ocean and South Europe (where people got to the beach in Christmas, that is, in the middle of Italian Winter) and then a bunch of aggressive comments against me apperared.
I have been wasting my time trying to debate with the crowd of deniers that post their comments at WUWT?
Finally, after seeing this "Cold Denier's Paradise" in Western News, really I have to praise the Chinese Media.
Obama should make spots like the Chinese ones!
(and give away the fears of complaints about "Chinese-like Communist propaganda", as China is NOT communist, and is not by a long shot: Instead it is a Capitalist Paradise. If it were not the case, then Western Corporations would not massively re-locate there as they have done the last 20 years)
Absolutely the Arctic Oscillation is effected by the recent sea ice loss. Also it is important to note that the heat fluxes from the ocean to the atmosphere don't shut off just because there is ice. Sea ice strongly reduces these heat fluxes but there is a big difference between those fluxes associated with thick MY ice and thin FY ice.
Increased heat fluxes associated with thinner ice would tend to increase the arctic surface temperature consistent with the negative AO pattern. Definitely an interesting problem.
Francis, J.A., W. Chan, D.J. Leathers, J.R. Miller, and D.E. Veron, 2009, "Winter Northern Hemisphere weather patterns remember summer Arctic sea-ice extent", Geophysical Research Letters, 36, L07503, doi:10.1029/2009GL037274.
Honda, M., J. Inoue, and S. Yamane, 2009. Influence of low Arctic sea – ice minima on anomalously cold Eurasian winters, Geophys. Res. Lett., 36, L08707, doi:10.1029/2008GL037079.
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Zhang, X., A. Sorteberg, J. Zhang, R. Gerdes, and J. C. Comiso (2008), Recent radical shifts of atmospheric circulations and rapid changes in Arctic climate system, Geophys. Res. Lett., 35, L22701, doi:10.1029/2008GL035607.
Joe and Charles (#11), you were both _way_ too kind to Mr. Yulsman! Moreover, Joe, if you are as smart as you think you are, you should see if you can double-down on your bet for a _completely_ (100%) ice-free Arctic by 2015! After all, the graph you've presented above, vs the IPCC AR4 "predictions," coupled with the "reality" of observations since AR4 clearly indicate that the ice will be gone by summer 2012-13. I really can't comprehend how so many people don't seem able to grasp the _accelerating_changes_ that are utterly apparent.
Lief, I've really thought most of your comments to Joe's posts have been quite astute but I'd really like to know how you presume there will be a "polar air mass" after the Arctic ice disappears! Related-rates analysis doesn't support that in any way. Points of inflection are generally more indicative of a "state-change" rather than a moderation of a current state.
JR: how you can describe this &/@º#"@€& posted at WUWT?
I am not sure, but something must be done to prevent "reports" like these from brainwashing the People. Can we permit that these deniers over-charge the public without any response from scientists or from everyone corcerned about Climate Change?
I think someone should make a blog called "Watts Up With Watts?" or something similar. This Big-media Anti-science Blitskrieg should be countered in some way. I guess we should fight fire with fire.
[JR: I missed the first post. Watts jumped the shark with that one. I'll have to blog on it.]
Richard, having attempted to research any links between the US cold snap and AGW today, I found your reference about more open water at later dates affecting the Arctic Oscillation, perhaps causing cold snaps, and the Ostra Effect Hypothesis fascinating. And Leif, I like the "donut effect" explanation; maybe you've discovered the answer! It all demonstrates the chaotic nature of nature itself, and how one little change can create huge changes in the system. So much to understand, so difficult for the average person to grasp, or even want to grasp, so little time to act…
Mossy says: "So much to understand, so difficult for the average person to grasp, or even want to grasp, so little time to act…"
Exactly. Joe if you haven't got your book title.
Colinc, #16; It was just a spur of the moment thought and not fleshed out but when I referred to always being a "Polar Air Mass" no mater how hot it becomes I was referring to the location of the air mass always being colder than the equatorial air mass. It may be 50 C up there but the equator will be 75C as an extreme example. Like wise the land will always radiate heat faster than the water and long winter nights increase the cooling over land. Cold air sinks warm rises. Look at the equator rising, and ~30 degrees N&S the falling air sets up the trade winds. Then you get on the north side of that falling air and the rising moist , (think NW rainfall), westerly flow of the temperate zone and falling again at the poles. That brings the arctic "out flows" that we all bitch about when they reach to our diggings. As falling air from our "new" down fall pattern hits the surface and heads north to its new rising over the "Warm polar ocean," (32 degrees F? water opposed to 30 below ice 10+feet thick the outside of the falling air mass feeds the north part of the westerly temperate flow. What goes up must come down usually colder than the rising air it displaces. Falling air is dry air by definition. That means different rain patterns over our northern forests and rising air is rainy (or SNOWY) in the true pole. However that precipitation is now falling on open water or what winter ice there may be to melt in the summer. Not watering our temperate forests like they did in the past. We have falling Arctic dry air closer to our population zones instead. Couple this with the huge "potential" energy increase inherent with a warming climate???? ( ~ 30,000 Nuke explosions / day) and it takes a better man than I to figure it out. I am just fishing here.
Thank you for the complements folks but the reality is that you all set the bar damn high. So thank you all.
Mossy, # 18: Right here on the Pacific North West coast of Oregon and Washington we have a new "Dead Zone" about the size of New Jersey. (Since 2002) This oxygen starved water is not caused by fertilizer run off like the Mississippi but by a summer wind pattern shift that fails to activate the ocean up-welling. So instead of productive waters that feed fish, crabs, sea birds, etc we have a ~7,000 sq. mile grave yard for the summer months. Needless to say that affects the winter production as well. Very Sad!
Watts has been posting more and more utterly unbelievable horse**** over at his blog.
He's fallen in love with the 7-day pictures of record cold temperatures and snowfall. He continues to blog about record cold snaps in the continental U.S and ignores the fact that if cold air is blowing down from the arctic, it probably means that the arctic is warming up, due to a negative AO. Now he's got Spencer on there playing the month-over-month tealeaf reading b.s. with the UAH satellite data, which we know has an artificial annual instrument cycle.
WUWT is pretty much a car wreck in slow motion. I think Watts must know that 2010 is going to be blisteringly hot and the summer ice melt is probably going to set a record, so he's just trying to get as much air over the shark this winter as he can.
"He continues to blog about record cold snaps in the continental U.S "
…while ignoring the warm snaps in the U.S. and everywhere else of course. It's a pretty basic propaganda tactic. The idea is to get his unsuspecting audience to fervently believe the world is cooling, so they will more readily believe that objective data indicating global mean temperature increasing is fabricated. It's a bit easier to do this when certain populated regions where many of his readers reside are experiencing cold weather.
Reading the title on the following article made me shake my head.
All in all a fairly good article, but it makes the mistake of not noting the warm regions this week, which are in Africa, the middle east, southern Europe, and Greenland. What is probably depressing is how our society has descended to the point where nearly everyone reading an article that begins with "Experts: Cold snap doesn't disprove global warming" doesn't immediately go "no duh…do you think I'm stupid?". It seems to me that many are. Is America on the decline? Is it an aging population losing brain cells? Is it dubious but widespread elements of the blogosphere and media training legions of often willfully misinformed fanatics? Is it the political shift last year bringing the fanatics out of the woodwork and causing paranoia among certain political elements feeling they are no longer in control? Other?
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I have never been able to click on WUWT link, any more than I could jump into a sceptic system – and plus I don't want to give that site traffic. There are enough depressing ignoramuses making comments here and elsewhere to get a good idea of what passes for reality there. But to those with the stamina to directly engage the deniers, I salute you!
Frankly, I find statements like this, from the report linked to above (http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/8437703.stm ) to be even more scary than blatant, stubborn anti-science denial:
"Despite the high readings, Professor Gustafsson said that so far there was no cause for alarm, and stressed that further studies were still necessary to determine the exact cause of the methane seepage."
No cause for alarm? I have no objections to further studies but geez! I for one am alarmed.
For those who pay attention to the planetary water vapor streams in the atmosphere, it was clear that heat from the equator was(is) being transported to the poles.
So much heat is going north so fast that the cap of cold air above the pole is being shoved aside.
In February 2009, the amount of heat was so great that essentially the planet belched it to outer space.
Have a look at NASA's animations (they take a long time to load, but it is well worth the wait, except for the fact that it is scary as hell to look at):
Also, a good deal of time, money, effort, and danger could have been spared if the U.S. intelligence (misnomer?) agencies could have released their satellite images of the Arctic sea ice some time ago.
As the photo recently published in the NYT shows, the sea ice was anything but normal (well, I am leaping to that conclusion, but in fact, it was already pretty clear if one studied existing satellite images daily):
For those wishing to keep up to date on the extremely abnormally negative Arctic Oscillation, NOAA's National Weather Service Climate Prediction Center updates this graph daily:
Here are some temperatures, though not from today, but from the February, 1899 under "Blizzard of 1899" in Wikipedia.
It'd be interesting for a data geek (I know you're out there and thank you in advance!) to compare these temperatures to those we're experiencing from this cold snap.
I doubt that this time the Mississippi River will freeze solid all the way down to New Orleans and also discharge ice into the Gulf of Mexico.
The point is that as temperatures have risen our bar of expectations has risen with them, so that to us this is the Mother of all Cold Snaps when in fact in the temperature record it's more of a second cousin.
Cape May, New Jersey: 0 °F (−17 °C) (coldest temperature ever recorded in Cape May county)
Tallahassee, Florida: −2 °F (−19 °C) (only recorded instance of a sub-zero Fahrenheit temperature in Florida)
Diamond, Georgia: −12 °F (−24 °C)
Atlanta, Georgia: −9 °F (−23 °C) (coldest ever in Atlanta history since at least 1874)
Sandy Hook, Kentucky: −33 °F (−36 °C)
Minden, Louisiana: −16 °F (−27 °C)
Fort Logan, Montana: −61 °F (−51 °C)
Camp Clark, Nebraska: −47 °F (−44 °C)
Milligan, Ohio: −39 °F (−39 °C)
Lawrenceville, Pennsylvania: −39 °F (−39 °C)
Santuc, South Carolina: −11 °F (−24 °C)
Erasmus, Tennessee: −30 °F (−34 °C)
Austin, Texas: −1 °F (−18 °C)
San Antonio, Texas: +4 °F (−15°C)
Monterey, Virginia: −29 °F (−34 °C) (all-time state low until 1985)
Dayton, West Virginia: −35 °F (−37 °C)
Washington, D.C.: −15 °F (−26 °C) (still the all time low temperature within the District of Columbia)
Leif, thank you for the clarification and my apologies for the earlier misspelling of your name! (I'll blame that on dyslexic fingers! :D) I understand now that you were talking about "relative" differentials vs. the "absolute" I was inferring. My bad. Nice work, too, on the "nuke-equivalent" of the present energy imbalance. I think that shows beyond doubt that there should be a concerted effort to develop/improve solar energy conversion systems, from photovoltaic to thermal-concentrators. I heard/read a couple days ago that there is enough solar energy at the Earth's surface in 1 day to provide the energy demands of the planet for an entire year! Surely, if we can't do better than we have been, we should change our species-name from "homo sapiens" to "homo absurdis"!
B Waterhouse (#3)asked: "…If we lose summer arctic ice, do we have to reduce GHG emissions even more to meet 1.5 or 2 degree warming targets?"
From what I've read– once the summer sea ice is gone, temperatures will shoot up dramatically in the Arctic. (Ice reflects most of the sun's rays, whereas, dark ocean absorbs most of these rays). Estimates are: about 5 C increase warming in the Arctic and .3 C increase in global temperature once the sea ice disappears. The permafrost (already in a state of near collapse and emitting about 50M tons of methane/year) will obviously be affected as will the melting of Greenland…
Just dawned on me: that's 5 degrees CELCIUS! That's a huge increase in temperature! No wonder the authors of the book, "Climate Code Red" wrote: "I am not aware of any well-informed climate scientist who thinks that is is possible to have a safe climate or avoid dangerous climate change with the permanent loss of the Arctic summer sea ice."
To answer your question more succinctly, "yes!" The GHG reduction commitments by governments is already way too little…
Tenny Naumer, #26: A quote from the NY Times that you linked deserves elaboration me thinks.
"Senator John Barrasso, Republican of Wyoming, said the agency should be fighting terrorists, "not spying on sea lions.""
A recent effort by some CP readers, (http://climateprogress.org/2009/12/31/science-the-hottest-decade-ends-maunder-mininum-solar-cycle-24-global-warming/) to understand the "earths radiation imbalance"puts a value of ~ 35,000 W87 Nuclear warheads per day. (Without the radioactive waste to muck up the works, of course.) This is a work in progress and in all fairness that number may fluctuate as "error bars" are refined by peer review. However it is close enough for the girls we go with today. So, on we go…
The Unites States alone is responsible for ~ 20% of green house gasses. 20% of 35,000 = 7,000 nuclear explosions today! About one every 10 seconds. (Same tomorrow!) Say again, how many from "terrorists"? One begins to wonder, Just who is the bad guy in the picture?
MarkB, #23: "…not noting the warm regions this week, which are in Africa, the middle east, southern Europe, and Greenland." Right here in the Pacific North West, latitude 48+, (above the northern most part of Maine), my lilacs are in full bud with vestiges of green leaves already showing. My lawn will need cutting before the end of the month. Buds are developing on my fruit trees. Yesterday high temperature ~ 50 degrees F. We have been in the strong 40's since before Christmas!
An audio interview with Dr. Barber about their surprise finding of rotten ice where they thought multi year ice would be, aired on Canada's public radio science show when he returned, is here:
Leif, I'm a bit south of you (45+, Portland Oregon) and it's colder down here. But then again our proximity to the Columbia Gorge lets that arctic cold to the east leak through (strong east winds the last couple of days).
Still, we were a degree above normal for the high yesterday and, despite that cooling east wind, normal low is 34 and we were at 41.
And that's about where it's been and where it's supposed to stay throughout the week. Seems that the AO pattern described at NSIDC is holding strong, though this far south in the PNW the temps are just a bit warmer than usual …
Joe, you are way too polite towards your critics. Congrats for the good work so far.
Great post, Joe, but 7C is *45*F, not 13F as you have it. Toasty!
[JR: No, 7C warming is 12.6F warming. You have mixed up a temperature change with absolute temps.]
Oops, my bad, you did say anomalies. My reading comprehension lapse aside, I suggest explaining somewhere near the top of the post what anomaly means since the latter is jargon not everyone will be familiar with. Tom Yulsman's post on this contrasted the -37F at International Falls with the +14F at Baffin Island, which I thought was effective.
I have read with great interest all your comments on this blog, I am not a scientist, just a very interested observer and it comes to mind
that are we really pushing as much equivalent energy into our atmosphere as ~35,000 W87 nuclear explosions a day? I find this very difficult to believe.
From everything I've read over the past few decades, it seems to me that global warming is in fact occurring and possibly now at an accelerated rate, but that the vast majority of this is completely natural and the idea that we can contermand ~35,000 nuclear explosions a day – well, what we can do to prevent this is equivalent to the proverbial drop in the ocean.
However, if we want to look somewhere that may go somewhat to explain the above, cosmic radiation has been cited has having a distinct effect on our weather and we as humans do put out (at a lot less individual energy) our own electromagnetic radiation which exists inside our own
magnetosphere. Our planet is positively bathed in it from Weather satelites to communication devices.
There is also the highly debated matter of contrails from aircraft, which effectively block some of the suns rays – checkout the no fly period after 9/11.
I would be very interested to see more inclusion of the effects from these areas when discussing global warming.
Have there been any studies on the effect of 'our' use of electromagnetic radiation on the atmosphere?
Final note:- I would go with global warming for whatever reason, just because it hopefully, will help clean up our planet and atmosphere from
our pollution and makes us take note of the damage we are doing to our biosphere.


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Watching "Bedazzled," I was reminded of the ancient newspaper legend about the reporter sent to cover the Johnstown Flood. "God stood on a mountain top," he wrote, "and saw what his flood waters had wrought." His editor cabled back: Forget flood. Interview God. Why was I remembering this old story? Because, in the new comedy "Bedazzled," Brendan Fraser falls in love with Frances O'Connor and, to win her, sells his soul to the devil, who is played by Elizabeth Hurley. Forget girl, I'm thinking. Seduce Satan.
Not that Hurley is that good a Satan--just that she's the ranking babe in this movie. As Satan, she seems too composed and collected. A certain zaniness is required; Satan must have been quite a madcap to leave heaven in order to spend eternity as a troublemaker. In the original "Bedazzled" (1967), Peter Cook played Satan and Raquel Welch played Lust, one of the seven deadly sins. That 7-to-1 ratio between Satan's evil genius and its sinful building blocks is, I think, about right.
The new movie has been directed by Harold Ramis from a screenplay that uses the 1967 film more as inspiration than source. It is lacking in wickedness. It doesn't smack its lips when it's naughty. When its hero sells his soul to the devil, what results isn't diabolical effrontery, but a series of contract negotiations and consumer complaints. This is twice in two weeks (after the Winona Ryder exorcism movie "Lost Souls") that Satan loses on points.
The movie stars Brendan Fraser as Elliot, an office nerd whose goofy grin and effusive banalities send his co-workers into hiding. For three years he has dreamed of the lovely Alison (Frances O'Connor, splendid in "Mansfield Park"), who barely notices him. Then he meets the devil with a red dress on: This is Hurley, who offers him the standard contract, seven wishes for his soul. What always goes wrong with these deals is that the human words his request in the wrong way, and the sneaky devil tricks him. This is bad business. Since Satan wants to win souls, he (or she) should deliver magnificently on every promise, so that by number four or five, the satisfied customers are telling their friends, and Satan is getting pass-along business.
Fraser is a wonderful comic actor--better than he gets the credit for, because he creates funny characters instead of exploding in what is intended as funny behavior. Here he finds himself reincarnated (or remodulated, or whatever the process is called) as a Colombian drug lord, a bucktoothed new age nice guy, an NBA star, Abraham Lincoln and so on. He's often very funny; I liked the courtside interview after an NBA game where he drips with buckets of sweat.
The problem with his seven wishes and their associated interludes is that they're not funny enough, consistently enough. The double-cross after every wish works like a punch line that comes before the joke. He makes a request, we see what went wrong, and then the movie lingers too long while developing the situation.
Why not some twists and U-turns? What if Elliot figured out how to word the perfect wish? ("You, as Satan, already know what would really make me happy. I want you to grant it unconditionally, without loopholes.") There's a hint of that in the scene where he asks to be made the world's most sensitive man, and finds himself in an alternative universe where Alison loves him, but is bored by how sensitive he is: "I want a life with a man who will ignore me and take me for granted and only pretend to be interested in me to get in my pants." Funny, but the movie never reaches escape velocity, and Elizabeth Hurley is too calm to be the devil. She lacks abandon, risk and maniacal self-amusement. She doesn't crank it up enough. I was reminded of another old story, about the time Jack. L. Warner heard that Ronald Reagan was thinking of running for president. "That can't be right," Warner said. "Ronald Reagan for best friend. Jimmy Stewart for president." Walking out of the screening, I was thinking: Elizabeth Hurley for girlfriend, Courtney Love for Satan.
This movie is trying to kill these women, but they endure.
"It's a madhouse!"
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