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Tag Archives: Weather
We are experiencing Extremes
Republished article: Extreme heat waves in a warming world don’t just break records – they shatter them July 23, 2021 1.14pm BST Updated July 26, 2021 5.15pm BST Author Scott DenningProfessor of Atmospheric Science, Colorado State University Disclosure statement Scott Denning has … Continue reading
Posted in anthropocene
Tagged climate, flooding, preparation, resilience, science, Weather, wildfires
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Fragility of human existence: following the migration of hominins
The first humans to arrive in the Americas out of Africa would have been faced with crossing the Pacific Ocean, the Atlantic Ocean, the long migration through Asia to Beringia, or maybe through hops over Pacific islands. The migration of … Continue reading
Posted in anthropocene
Tagged Americas, anthropology, asia, China, global conveyor, Gulf Stream, hawai, human migration, north atlantic, pacific, philippines, sundaland, Weather
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December storms in the UK
Can’t think of many days when it was not raining, ravaging the UK with storm force gales and alternating rapidly between unseasonal warm temperatures and below freezing within hours. December was wild. It was last December, but we thought that … Continue reading
Posted in anthropocene
Tagged buzzard, crows, dipper, flooding, jet stream, lichens, storm force, Storms, Weather
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Raining In My Heart
We have enjoyed some glorious hot days since the beginning of the month. The Met Office have warned that may have constituted our Summer for 2013. Certainly, as the jet stream gave us our coldest spring for 50 years, it … Continue reading
Posted in anthropocene
Tagged birds, Farming, forestry techniques, jet stream, rabbits, Weather, wildflowers
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Reaping the whirlwind
I am currently surrounded by fells covered in sandy coloured dried grasses, beneath which new shoots of vegetation are growing slowly, held back by the persistent easterly cold Siberian wind which has blown over the UK for the past month. … Continue reading
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Tagged cereals, cold spring, crop damage, crop failure, jet stream, maize, teosinte, Weather, wildlife mortality
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