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Strongest La Nina since 1955-56, Most Rapid Onset in the Record
10-08-2010, 10:16 PM
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Strongest La Nina since 1955-56, Most Rapid Onset in the Record
I posted this in my Blog.

LINK to the rest of the article.

Here is a link to a website that monitors the changes on a weekly/monthly basis:

NINO3.4 Index

SOI Index

Looking at the Monthly SOI,it is already the strongest since at least 1989 and it is still going up!

Could become a Super La-Nina.
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10-08-2010, 10:38 PM
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(10-08-2010 10:16 PM)Sunsettommy Wrote:  Could become a Super La-Nina.
Sure hope so. It will be the only way the public will ever get to realise they are being screwed. Most of the people I speak to don't seem to be bothered. Ah, well.
Notice we've had another two spotless days on the sun and just one old spot returning when the sun is supposed to be ramping up for the new solar cycle!
My garden shed is bulging with stuff to keep the stove going this winter.
I'm waiting for the local council to issue me my shovel. Big Grin Wanna bet there is a minister in the factory making the shovels? Rolleyes
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10-09-2010, 01:15 PM
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RE: Strongest La Nina since 1955-56, Most Rapid Onset in the Record
Richard111,

I'm awaiting my shovel too but don't expect to ever see one because my council are so into AGW, at least in public, that they still expecting the warmer than average temperatures predicted by the Met Office. All the signs are for a another bad winter in the UK, and probably much of the northern hemisphere. A super La Nina pretty much completes the set.

I hope the council will be issuing stiff brooms too because mine is worn-out. Some salt would be a good idea too (I need some for the dish-washer).

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10-09-2010, 02:27 PM
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(10-09-2010 01:15 PM)Questioning_Climate Wrote:  Richard111,

I'm awaiting my shovel too but don't expect to ever see one because my council are so into AGW, at least in public, that they still expecting the warmer than average temperatures predicted by the Met Office. All the signs are for a another bad winter in the UK, and probably much of the northern hemisphere. A super La Nina pretty much completes the set.

I hope the council will be issuing stiff brooms too because mine is worn-out. Some salt would be a good idea too (I need some for the dish-washer).

Big Grin

Maybe a 1955 vintage Coal shovel instead?

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10-09-2010, 02:43 PM
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That's not vintage, that's a museum piece!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/maisonbisson/146230328/

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