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Warming or not?
We've all seen those small white boxes with slates on the side and
vaguely know they are related to measuring the weather. Turns out they are called "Stevenson Stations" and they contain the themometers used as the basis if the claims of global warming. Apparently, the original stations were spec'd as being coated with whitewash but in 1979, this was changed to white latex. Now, just by coincidence, the global warming supposedly took off about that time. This guy had the bright idea to look at the diffs between whitewashed and latexed stations. WOW. The diff he finds easily easily covers almost all the supposed warming. Check it out at: http://wattsupwiththat.com/test/ Even more interesting is the heat island effect on stations he discusses. |
Warming or not?
"Frogwatch" wrote in message
... We've all seen those small white boxes with slates on the side and vaguely know they are related to measuring the weather. Turns out they are called "Stevenson Stations" and they contain the themometers used as the basis if the claims of global warming. Apparently, the original stations were spec'd as being coated with whitewash but in 1979, this was changed to white latex. Now, just by coincidence, the global warming supposedly took off about that time. This guy had the bright idea to look at the diffs between whitewashed and latexed stations. WOW. The diff he finds easily easily covers almost all the supposed warming. Check it out at: http://wattsupwiththat.com/test/ Even more interesting is the heat island effect on stations he discusses. That's sooo funny. Let me guess, the effort to stop the negative consequences of our pollution is... wait for it... a whitewash! You're just so brilliant. -- Nom=de=Plume |
Warming or not?
On Dec 21, 9:41*pm, "nom=de=plume" wrote:
"Frogwatch" wrote in message ... We've all seen those small white boxes with slates on the side and vaguely know they are related to measuring the weather. *Turns out they are called "Stevenson Stations" and they contain the themometers used as the basis if the claims of global warming. *Apparently, the original stations were spec'd as being coated with whitewash but in 1979, this was changed to white latex. *Now, just by coincidence, the global warming supposedly took off about that time. This guy had the bright idea to look at the diffs between whitewashed and latexed stations. *WOW. *The diff he finds easily easily covers almost all the supposed warming. *Check it out at: http://wattsupwiththat.com/test/ Even more interesting is the heat island effect on stations he discusses. That's sooo funny. Let me guess, the effort to stop the negative consequences of our pollution is... wait for it... a whitewash! You're just so brilliant. -- Nom=de=Plume And you're conclusion makes so much sense! |
Warming or not?
"TopBassDog" wrote in message ... On Dec 21, 9:41 pm, "nom=de=plume" wrote: "Frogwatch" wrote in message ... We've all seen those small white boxes with slates on the side and vaguely know they are related to measuring the weather. Turns out they are called "Stevenson Stations" and they contain the themometers used as the basis if the claims of global warming. Apparently, the original stations were spec'd as being coated with whitewash but in 1979, this was changed to white latex. Now, just by coincidence, the global warming supposedly took off about that time. This guy had the bright idea to look at the diffs between whitewashed and latexed stations. WOW. The diff he finds easily easily covers almost all the supposed warming. Check it out at: http://wattsupwiththat.com/test/ Even more interesting is the heat island effect on stations he discusses. That's sooo funny. Let me guess, the effort to stop the negative consequences of our pollution is... wait for it... a whitewash! You're just so brilliant. -- Nom=de=Plume And you're conclusion makes so much sense! -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Typical left wing response.... ignore the argument completely and attack, or just try to be clever. --Mike |
Warming or not?
"mgg" wrote in message
... "TopBassDog" wrote in message ... On Dec 21, 9:41 pm, "nom=de=plume" wrote: "Frogwatch" wrote in message ... We've all seen those small white boxes with slates on the side and vaguely know they are related to measuring the weather. Turns out they are called "Stevenson Stations" and they contain the themometers used as the basis if the claims of global warming. Apparently, the original stations were spec'd as being coated with whitewash but in 1979, this was changed to white latex. Now, just by coincidence, the global warming supposedly took off about that time. This guy had the bright idea to look at the diffs between whitewashed and latexed stations. WOW. The diff he finds easily easily covers almost all the supposed warming. Check it out at: http://wattsupwiththat.com/test/ Even more interesting is the heat island effect on stations he discusses. That's sooo funny. Let me guess, the effort to stop the negative consequences of our pollution is... wait for it... a whitewash! You're just so brilliant. -- Nom=de=Plume And you're conclusion makes so much sense! -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Typical left wing response.... ignore the argument completely and attack, or just try to be clever. --Mike Mike, he's the one who used the term whitewash. Perhaps it's a vast left wing conspiracy to save humanity. -- Nom=de=Plume |
Warming or not?
On 12/21/09 10:26 PM, Frogwatch wrote:
We've all seen those small white boxes with slates on the side and vaguely know they are related to measuring the weather. Turns out they are called "Stevenson Stations" and they contain the themometers used as the basis if the claims of global warming. Apparently, the original stations were spec'd as being coated with whitewash but in 1979, this was changed to white latex. Now, just by coincidence, the global warming supposedly took off about that time. This guy had the bright idea to look at the diffs between whitewashed and latexed stations. WOW. The diff he finds easily easily covers almost all the supposed warming. Check it out at: http://wattsupwiththat.com/test/ Even more interesting is the heat island effect on stations he discusses. That latex, no doubt, is causing the ice caps to melt. I hope your few remaining commercial customers don't find out that you are the "loogy" of science. |
Warming or not?
nom=de=plume wrote:
"Frogwatch" wrote in message ... We've all seen those small white boxes with slates on the side and vaguely know they are related to measuring the weather. Turns out they are called "Stevenson Stations" and they contain the themometers used as the basis if the claims of global warming. Apparently, the original stations were spec'd as being coated with whitewash but in 1979, this was changed to white latex. Now, just by coincidence, the global warming supposedly took off about that time. This guy had the bright idea to look at the diffs between whitewashed and latexed stations. WOW. The diff he finds easily easily covers almost all the supposed warming. Check it out at: http://wattsupwiththat.com/test/ Even more interesting is the heat island effect on stations he discusses. That's sooo funny. Let me guess, the effort to stop the negative consequences of our pollution is... wait for it... a whitewash! You're just so brilliant. I hope they are doing a parallel study global cooling. My testicles are freezing. -- Imagine being such a worthless p.o.s. that you post on usenet using someone else's ID |
Warming or not?
Don White wrote:
In article , says... nom=de=plume wrote: "Frogwatch" wrote in message ... We've all seen those small white boxes with slates on the side and vaguely know they are related to measuring the weather. Turns out they are called "Stevenson Stations" and they contain the themometers used as the basis if the claims of global warming. Apparently, the original stations were spec'd as being coated with whitewash but in 1979, this was changed to white latex. Now, just by coincidence, the global warming supposedly took off about that time. This guy had the bright idea to look at the diffs between whitewashed and latexed stations. WOW. The diff he finds easily easily covers almost all the supposed warming. Check it out at: http://wattsupwiththat.com/test/ Even more interesting is the heat island effect on stations he discusses. That's sooo funny. Let me guess, the effort to stop the negative consequences of our pollution is... wait for it... a whitewash! You're just so brilliant. I hope they are doing a parallel study global cooling. My testicles are freezing. Harry, you've shown me your junk before, I don't recall you having much for testicles. You forgot to pull on the string. -- Imagine being such a worthless p.o.s. that you post on usenet using someone else's ID |
Warming or not?
On Dec 22, 8:59*am, Harry wrote:
Don White wrote: In article , says... nom=de=plume wrote: "Frogwatch" wrote in message .... We've all seen those small white boxes with slates on the side and vaguely know they are related to measuring the weather. *Turns out they are called "Stevenson Stations" and they contain the themometers used as the basis if the claims of global warming. *Apparently, the original stations were spec'd as being coated with whitewash but in 1979, this was changed to white latex. *Now, just by coincidence, the global warming supposedly took off about that time. This guy had the bright idea to look at the diffs between whitewashed and latexed stations. *WOW. *The diff he finds easily easily covers almost all the supposed warming. *Check it out at: http://wattsupwiththat.com/test/ Even more interesting is the heat island effect on stations he discusses. That's sooo funny. Let me guess, the effort to stop the negative consequences of our pollution is... wait for it... a whitewash! You're just so brilliant. I hope they are doing a parallel study global cooling. My testicles are freezing. Harry, you've shown me your junk before, I don't recall you having much for testicles. You forgot to pull on the string. -- Imagine being such a worthless p.o.s. that you post on usenet using someone else's ID Typical liberals, "We dont need no reality, we've got our theories". Of course when they applied that to politics it resulted in 100 million people murdered. In the liberal mind, wishful thinking trumps measurements. |
Warming or not?
On 12/22/09 10:13 AM, Frogwatch wrote:
On Dec 22, 8:59 am, wrote: Don White wrote: In , says... nom=de=plume wrote: wrote in message ... We've all seen those small white boxes with slates on the side and vaguely know they are related to measuring the weather. Turns out they are called "Stevenson Stations" and they contain the themometers used as the basis if the claims of global warming. Apparently, the original stations were spec'd as being coated with whitewash but in 1979, this was changed to white latex. Now, just by coincidence, the global warming supposedly took off about that time. This guy had the bright idea to look at the diffs between whitewashed and latexed stations. WOW. The diff he finds easily easily covers almost all the supposed warming. Check it out at: http://wattsupwiththat.com/test/ Even more interesting is the heat island effect on stations he discusses. That's sooo funny. Let me guess, the effort to stop the negative consequences of our pollution is... wait for it... a whitewash! You're just so brilliant. I hope they are doing a parallel study global cooling. My testicles are freezing. Harry, you've shown me your junk before, I don't recall you having much for testicles. You forgot to pull on the string. -- Imagine being such a worthless p.o.s. that you post on usenet using someone else's ID Typical liberals, "We dont need no reality, we've got our theories". Of course when they applied that to politics it resulted in 100 million people murdered. In the liberal mind, wishful thinking trumps measurements. D'oh...you've been taken in by the ID spoofers, again. In case you were wondering who is doing it, the ID spoofers are conservatives on your side of the political fence. |
Warming or not?
In article , naled24511
@mypacks.net says... On 12/22/09 10:13 AM, Frogwatch wrote: On Dec 22, 8:59 am, wrote: Don White wrote: In , says... nom=de=plume wrote: wrote in message ... We've all seen those small white boxes with slates on the side and vaguely know they are related to measuring the weather. Turns out they are called "Stevenson Stations" and they contain the themometers used as the basis if the claims of global warming. Apparently, the original stations were spec'd as being coated with whitewash but in 1979, this was changed to white latex. Now, just by coincidence, the global warming supposedly took off about that time. This guy had the bright idea to look at the diffs between whitewashed and latexed stations. WOW. The diff he finds easily easily covers almost all the supposed warming. Check it out at: http://wattsupwiththat.com/test/ Even more interesting is the heat island effect on stations he discusses. That's sooo funny. Let me guess, the effort to stop the negative consequences of our pollution is... wait for it... a whitewash! You're just so brilliant. I hope they are doing a parallel study global cooling. My testicles are freezing. Harry, you've shown me your junk before, I don't recall you having much for testicles. You forgot to pull on the string. -- Imagine being such a worthless p.o.s. that you post on usenet using someone else's ID Typical liberals, "We dont need no reality, we've got our theories". Of course when they applied that to politics it resulted in 100 million people murdered. In the liberal mind, wishful thinking trumps measurements. D'oh...you've been taken in by the ID spoofers, again. In case you were wondering who is doing it, the ID spoofers are conservatives on your side of the political fence. I wish they would quit. Maybe if you tell them that you have guns they will stop, huh buddy? |
Warming or not?
"Frogwatch" wrote in message
... On Dec 22, 8:59 am, Harry wrote: Don White wrote: In article , says... nom=de=plume wrote: "Frogwatch" wrote in message ... We've all seen those small white boxes with slates on the side and vaguely know they are related to measuring the weather. Turns out they are called "Stevenson Stations" and they contain the themometers used as the basis if the claims of global warming. Apparently, the original stations were spec'd as being coated with whitewash but in 1979, this was changed to white latex. Now, just by coincidence, the global warming supposedly took off about that time. This guy had the bright idea to look at the diffs between whitewashed and latexed stations. WOW. The diff he finds easily easily covers almost all the supposed warming. Check it out at: http://wattsupwiththat.com/test/ Even more interesting is the heat island effect on stations he discusses. That's sooo funny. Let me guess, the effort to stop the negative consequences of our pollution is... wait for it... a whitewash! You're just so brilliant. I hope they are doing a parallel study global cooling. My testicles are freezing. Harry, you've shown me your junk before, I don't recall you having much for testicles. You forgot to pull on the string. -- Imagine being such a worthless p.o.s. that you post on usenet using someone else's ID Typical liberals, "We dont need no reality, we've got our theories". Of course when they applied that to politics it resulted in 100 million people murdered. In the liberal mind, wishful thinking trumps measurements. 100 million???? On what planet? -- Nom=de=Plume |
Warming or not?
"Frogwatch" wrote in message ... We've all seen those small white boxes with slates on the side and vaguely know they are related to measuring the weather. Turns out they are called "Stevenson Stations" and they contain the themometers used as the basis if the claims of global warming. Apparently, the original stations were spec'd as being coated with whitewash but in 1979, this was changed to white latex. Now, just by coincidence, the global warming supposedly took off about that time. This guy had the bright idea to look at the diffs between whitewashed and latexed stations. WOW. The diff he finds easily easily covers almost all the supposed warming. Check it out at: http://wattsupwiththat.com/test/ Even more interesting is the heat island effect on stations he discusses. And maybe it was the reflection off the latex that is causing the northern cap to melt to the point that there is now a northern passage? I think that the argument has shifted from the existance of warming to if mankind is contributing. The northern passage opening is a little too much for even hard cores to deny. |
Warming or not?
In article m,
says... "Frogwatch" wrote in message ... We've all seen those small white boxes with slates on the side and vaguely know they are related to measuring the weather. Turns out they are called "Stevenson Stations" and they contain the themometers used as the basis if the claims of global warming. Apparently, the original stations were spec'd as being coated with whitewash but in 1979, this was changed to white latex. Now, just by coincidence, the global warming supposedly took off about that time. This guy had the bright idea to look at the diffs between whitewashed and latexed stations. WOW. The diff he finds easily easily covers almost all the supposed warming. Check it out at: http://wattsupwiththat.com/test/ Even more interesting is the heat island effect on stations he discusses. And maybe it was the reflection off the latex that is causing the northern cap to melt to the point that there is now a northern passage? I think that the argument has shifted from the existance of warming to if mankind is contributing. The northern passage opening is a little too much for even hard cores to deny. Nah, if you listen to the likes of O'Reilly, Hannity, and Rush, they'll tell you it isn't happening! -- WAFA is a cancer on society |
Warming or not?
On Mon, 21 Dec 2009 19:26:06 -0800 (PST), Frogwatch
wrote: We've all seen those small white boxes with slates on the side and vaguely know they are related to measuring the weather. Turns out they are called "Stevenson Stations" and they contain the themometers used as the basis if the claims of global warming. Apparently, the original stations were spec'd as being coated with whitewash but in 1979, this was changed to white latex. Now, just by coincidence, the global warming supposedly took off about that time. This guy had the bright idea to look at the diffs between whitewashed and latexed stations. WOW. The diff he finds easily easily covers almost all the supposed warming. Check it out at: http://wattsupwiththat.com/test/ Even more interesting is the heat island effect on stations he discusses. This site shows more info on the project, along with maps and accuracy ratings. Good find, Froggie. This probably won't make the news, although it should make some of our more intelligent liberals take pause. -- Have a Super Christmas and a Spectacular New Year! John H |
Warming or not?
On Tue, 22 Dec 2009 16:20:31 -0500, John H
wrote: On Mon, 21 Dec 2009 19:26:06 -0800 (PST), Frogwatch wrote: We've all seen those small white boxes with slates on the side and vaguely know they are related to measuring the weather. Turns out they are called "Stevenson Stations" and they contain the themometers used as the basis if the claims of global warming. Apparently, the original stations were spec'd as being coated with whitewash but in 1979, this was changed to white latex. Now, just by coincidence, the global warming supposedly took off about that time. This guy had the bright idea to look at the diffs between whitewashed and latexed stations. WOW. The diff he finds easily easily covers almost all the supposed warming. Check it out at: http://wattsupwiththat.com/test/ Even more interesting is the heat island effect on stations he discusses. This site shows more info on the project, along with maps and accuracy ratings. Good find, Froggie. This probably won't make the news, although it should make some of our more intelligent liberals take pause. Whoops, here's the site: http://www.surfacestations.org/ -- Have a Super Christmas and a Spectacular New Year! John H |
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