reading: Em Hall’s High and Dry, a classic on New Mexico water that’s one of those books that everyone says you should read. I am.
paper of the day: ENSO as a mediator of the solar influence on climate, Julien Emile-Geay and colleagues, in paleoceanography last month: “ENSO may plausibly have acted as a mediator between the Sun and the Earth’s climate.”
maps: Western snowpack, from the University of Washington hydrology group. They’ve got a ton of useful products to help track conditions.
phenology: My sister said Sunday she’s got her first daffodils (she’s also in Albuquerque)
word of the day: loess – a wind-blown soil
2 Comments
> Western Snowpack
Great link. Thank you.
Whoa. Amazing what Google can find…
I stumbled here really, really uphazardly and am honored to learn that my prose tortured you for an entire day 😉
I hope it wasn’t a waste of your time.
The final version can be found here :
> Western Snowpack
Great link. Thank you.
Whoa. Amazing what Google can find…
I stumbled here really, really uphazardly and am honored to learn that my prose tortured you for an entire day 😉
I hope it wasn’t a waste of your time.
The final version can be found here :
http://www.agu.org/pubs/crossref/2007/2006PA001304.shtml
Peace
J.E.G.