Reconstructing global sea level
Better estimates of historical Global Mean Sea Level (GMSL) can help us understand many components of climate system. It is a key climate record.
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More and Stronger Hurricane surges
Here is an illustration which may help to interpret changes in return period/return magnitude plots.
Sep 30, 2015 -
Sea level, the moon, and Frankenstein
Jens Morten Hansen (JMH) and co-authors have recently published a study where they use sine-regression to fit 5 oscillations plus a linear trend to a 160-year sea level record from waters near Denmark …
Sep 25, 2015 -
Trends in extreme hurricane damage
I have downloaded the ICAT damage estimates of normalized hurricane damages(/losses) and looked at the trends in the data. This series is often used to argue that there is no significant trend in …
Nov 20, 2013 -
Can process models close the sea level budget?
Before we can trust the projected models of sea level rise then it is reasonable to demand that these models can match the record of global mean sea level rise. Gregory et al. (2012) writes: …
Nov 20, 2013 -
Did AGW increase the odds of that extreme weather yesterday?
Well, it is more likely than it decreased the odds.
Jul 30, 2013 -
Cold and Warm Extremes in a warmer world
Greenhouse gases is warming the world and this will lead to more frequent heat waves all else being equal. You might naively think that this increase in extreme warm spells will be compensated by an …
Jun 24, 2012 -
ENSO influence on AO and Baltic ice conditions.
Jevrejeva, S., J. C. Moore, and A. Grinsted (2003), Influence of the Arctic Oscillation and El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) on ice conditions in the Baltic Sea: The wavelet approach, J. Geophys. …
Dec 24, 2003