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History of Satellite Meteorology in India
History of Satellite Meteorology in India September 30, 2021 Prof R R Kelkar Cyclones, India, Kalpana-1, Meteorology, Monsoon, Satellite, Satellite images
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Tropical Tidbits — [Fri / Sep 24] Hurricane Sam Strengthening; Could Pass Close to Leeward Islands
Posted by Levi at 12:46pm on September 24, 2021 « Previous Entry Next Entry » Basic HTML is allowed. sws
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Feed Your Lawn Naturally by Topdressing with Compost – joe gardener®
A healthier lawn comes with healthier soil, and there is no better way to improve soil health than by adding
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Here are some very early thoughts on the upcoming 2021-2022 winter.
This is in no-way a forecast, it is just a broad overview of what looks to be trying to set-up.
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ALPW analysis for the New York City and vicinity flood event of September 1, 2021
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Dubious climate science about the Texas cold disaster
by Patrick Michaels A critique of Judah Cohen’s recent cover article in Science linking February’s disastrous cold outbreak in Texas
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Tropical Tidbits — [Mon / Sep 13] Tropical Storm Nicholas Nearing Landfall in Texas
Posted by Levi at 12:42pm on September 13, 2021 « Previous Entry Next Entry » Basic HTML is allowed. sws
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Tropical Tidbits — [Sun / Sep 12] Nicholas Forms; Impacts Expected in Texas, Louisiana, and Mexico
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Tropical Tidbits — [Sat / Sep 11] Tropical Storm Expected to Form in Western Gulf of Mexico; Watching some other Disturbances
Posted by Levi at 7:39pm on September 11, 2021 « Previous Entry Next Entry » Basic HTML is allowed. sws
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Week in review – science edition
by Judith Curry A few things that have caught my eye these past several weeks. Regional imprints of changes in
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