WEATHER PHENOMENA

If you have heard about the UFO incident reported Nov 7 2006 Over O'Hare airport in Chicago. I imagine there are a strong percentage of you who think that the people reporting the sightings are a bunch of crackpots and believe in the offivial reports

A fairly simplistic listing of the top ten weather phenomena.

This is my first person account of a weather incident, where I use humor to detail the events and tell the story from point of view that comes from a California girl and her husband driving in unfavorable weather conditions.

Wind, Sunshine, Rain, Hurricanes....it's all covered.

Seattle has received a bad rap regarding the common perception of constant rainy conditions.

There is a pattern emerging between Israel and the Earth's weather concerning decisions regarding the Land for Peace agreements. Are we really understanding the nature of Israel's connection as a people that received a promise about their land from God?

Tornadoes are a dangerous weather phenomena which can occur suddenly and cause millions of dollars in damage in a matter of seconds.

An analysis of the history of meteorology. Discusses mythological gods of weather.

Before meteorologists had access to specialized scientific data, especially sophisticated computer models, weather prediction was largely in the hands of amateur weather watchers.

A common sense approach to severing the link between the climate, the weather, and CO2 levels.

Humorous opinion piece which advocates brevity and relevance in weather forecasting, and explores why these are hard to find

The Denver International Airport was caught off guard by a before-Christmas snowfall, and is now learning, like New Orleans and other locations, how to prepare for more extreme weather events in the future.

Hundreds of homes destroyed and one woman dead after tornado touched down in Central New Hampshire. Many roads are closed and thousands were left in the dark overnight.

This 28th essay of "A Rational Cosmology" refutes the claim made by some that time and time scales are necessarily dependent on the motion of some entities, be they clocks or celestial objects. While a time scale can correspond to physical events, it does not depend on them.