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La Niña: Good or Bad?

Here’s the news – La Niña, that cool pool of water in the Tropical Pacific, is back. It’s...

The Return of La Niña???!!!

La Niña might return. The huge Pacific weather event that shaped last winter and this year’s...

La Nada in the Pacific: A Whole Lot of Nothing

La Niña, that trouble-making cold spot in the Pacific, is gone and now we are being told to brace...

Ding, Dong, the Drought is Dead!

On March 30, the Jerry Brown, the new governor of California, announced that the state’s three-year...

La Niña's Goodbye Gift: Springtime Floods and Droughts

In Spanish, La Niña means “Little Girl”. Don’t let the cute name fool you. La Niña is one cold...

La Niñas, Arctic Oscillations, and Blizzards, Oh My!

Welcome to Weather Math 101. Today’s equation: 1 Strong La Niña + 1 Insane Arctic Oscillation = 1...

La Niña and Your Grocery Bill

This winter’s weather is being shaped by two enormous weather patterns—La Niña and the Arctic...

The Case for a Cool Climate

The science of forecasting solar cycles is nascent, burgeoning, and inexact. For example,...

How Oceans Chill the Air

Ocean temperatures are not constant. They vary from predominantly warm to predominantly cold over...

How Solar Goes Polar

Our Sun is a variable star. Its most notable variables are brightness, or irradiance; eruptive...

Is Global Warming on the Wane?

Some scientists believe that an extreme cooling episode, potentially a mini-ice age, is imminent....

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