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It looks alot more healthy in that latest pic anyway, it's funny how it can look so scattered like its falling apart and then suddenly be back to normal again. I supose it works in reverse aswell though, could be all over the place again in the next pic |
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Here is a resource I had completely forgotten about.
Atlantic SST
Main Site: http://www.oceanweather.com/data/
Latest Image: 
Original Image: www.oceanweather.com
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This thread shows SST images from July of 2004. This was the same year the current halted. This set of images was certainly unique.
ClimatePatrol.com - Curious readings for July 19th and 20th 2004
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New article showing CO@ levels increasing 3 times expected
http://environment.independe...te_change/article2609305.ece
It explains the stopping of the GS. This data has been out there, apparantly it takes a while to register because our well paid climate scientists are not watching day to day. e.g. DEOS pictures showing GS turning South yet no mention anywhere else but here and the no1stcostlist.com
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Is the disruption in the current possibly returning?
[bad img]http://satimg.climatepatrol.com/disk3/3b/ebh7laht4vnap0ousoqrkm11tp89q1dd.jpg[/bad img]
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Yeah, I've been watching it closely ... there is this big low pressure zone out there that's been hovering east of the southern bleed-off thats been there for over 7 days ... very strange. I have no idea of whats going on ... just a feeling that SOMETHING is.
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/east/nwatl/loop-vis.html |
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How about this?
http://www.costarricense.cr/pagina/fvitoria/hurricanes.html |
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Whoa ... now this *is* strange ... take a look and todays thermal map ...
[bad img]http://satimg.climatepatrol.com/disk3/4d/45rj0fmpmdbe43tl2wci9gcozisfj7lc.jpg[/bad img]
Then look at yesterdays:
[bad img]http://satimg.climatepatrol.com/disk3/3b/ebh7laht4vnap0ousoqrkm11tp89q1dd.jpg[/bad img]
Notice how the gulf stream narrows down as soon as the bridge occurs on that southern branch? Look at the way the gulf stream surface temps drop out there ... AMAZING!
And this low pressure area hovering out there ... for the last *7* days in the SAME SPOT. Now isn't that a little bit weird?
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/east/nwatl/loop-vis.html
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is something lurking out there?
DanG has attached this image:
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Is it possible to get these daily images in some sort of loop? Be great to see daily differences. |
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200 Day Loop
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You are da bomb !
and while I'm at it...
LMAO ! |
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The cold anomaly on these charts never went away  http://weather.unisys.com/surface/sst_anom.gif |
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http://rads.tudelft.nl/gulfstream/
I had thought the northern arm of the GS was starting to recover, but is it me, or is it starting to weaken again?
This is related to the GS slowdown - signs of a cold winter to come. This could all be part of the natural NAO cycle in the atlantic, then again it might be more.
http://www.easternuswx.com/bb/index.php?showtopic=135457
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Gulf Stream? Think Lava Lamp
| Quote From Source: | Thanks in part to the Gulf Stream, palm trees survive the winter in southwestern England and the fjords of Norway never freeze. Here's how it works:
As the Gulf Stream flows northward, the surface water evaporates because of the temperature difference between the warm tropical water and the colder air over the north Atlantic. That increases the water's salinity and decreases its temperature, making it heavier.
At a critical point, the surface water becomes so salty and heavy that it starts to sink through the layers below -- some scientists describe it as a lava lamp.
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Source Newsday
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http://www.newsday.com/news/...sns-ap-nationworld-headlines
Look, a real news story about the gulf stream.
They should take the warning labels off of everything and let stupidity sort itself out.
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The gulf stream continues to have problems.
[bad img]http://satimg.climatepatrol.com/disk3/39/lhj5c039hso1eqo1qi2k45tg61gj03y2.jpg[/bad img]
Check out the latest 20 day loop and see how most of the current gets cut off again.
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I think this is the 2nd major disruption to the gulf stream in the past 3 months. Keep an eye out for any unusual weather patterns or severe weather reports. I wonder if this big drought along the southeast is the cause or the effect of the current disruption?
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Wow, I think I'm actually starting to see the differences, or lack there of, in these. |
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Gulf Stream disruption
Hello everyone,
I thank you all for your work. The people are clueless. This was in our local paper this morning.
Dozens of dead, dying seabirds washing ashore:
http://www.palmbeachpost.com.../06/19/m1b_tcbirds_0619.html
In addition to the bland way they talk about this ie: "This happens all the time"
The money line is the last line. IMO
Take care guys, great work,
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thanks - and welcome Triple F |
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Sure, it happens all the time. We've entered an era of mass extinctions. That's what is supposed to happen when you kill a planet!
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The birds were dehydrated. Of course they were. Where are they going to get fresh water in Florida? |
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Gulf Stream disruption
Hello,
I clicked on the above link I provided and wouldn't you know they have already moved the story. I have relocated it here:
Dozens of dead, dying seabirds washing ashore
By JILL TAYLOR
Palm Beach Post Staff Writer
Tuesday, June 19, 2007
http://www.palmbeachpost.com.../06/19/m1b_tcbirds_0619.html
For posterity sake I will post the last 2 lines in this article.
Marine Safety Capt. Bruce Shaw said he's seen a number of massive bird deaths over the years. (f3 writes:I have lived here many years and have not heard of this)
"I think it kind of comes into a combination of wind direction and swell that brings them in. If they were out in the Gulf Stream, they would be pulled north," Shaw said.
If there was a "functioning" Gulfstream.
If administration would like to post entire article, that might be the way to go. Not my board, your decision. Thanks for your indulgence.
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What do I know
"Measure twice cut once"
I guess the link works. I only clicked on it once and it said it wasn't available. I clicked on it again After I posted most recent, voila it showed. Next time I will check twice and post once 
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