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Atlas 14 and Atlas 15, NOAA’s Climate Change Rainfall Intensity Tools; Rump’s Cancellation Reversed

By Bruce Melton PEAbrupt changes, Engineering, Extreme Weather, flood, Flooding, Impacts, rainfall

NOAA Atlas 14 and Atlas 15 – A Geeks Guide to Rainfall Intensity Criteria for Safety Fortunately, the Liar in Chief’s decimation of our advanced civilization as we know it is meeting with substantial feedback from citizens, democratic lawmakers, and most importantly, judges. One of the most critical issues that affects almost all of us…

May 5, 2026

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April was the Hottest April Ever Recorded

By Bruce Melton PETemperature

The period January through April 2010 was the hottest January through April ever recorded. The average ocean surface temperature for April was the warmest ever recorded. Arctic sea ice was below normal for the 11th consecutive April. Snow coverage in the Northern Hemisphere was below average for the seventh April in a row. The amount…

May 24, 2010

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Remember, average global warming over land is double the global average because of the cooling influence of our oceans and ice sheets, or 3.56 degrees C in December (6.4 F). and the average over the arctic is four times the global average or 7.12 C (12.8 F). Importantly, the increase in extreme temperature is far greater than the average, and extreme weather increases nonlinearly because of the basics of heat and energy physics, where a little warming does not create a little more extremeness in the weather, it creates a lot more.

Atlas 14 and Atlas 15, NOAA’s Climate Change Rainfall Intensity Tools; Rump’s Cancellation Reversed

April was the Hottest April Ever Recorded

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