My Repower America Meeting « Chrisy58’s Weblog

Today I drove into downtown Phoenix for the Repower America Meeting. There was a good turnout and the panal was very interesting. We even had one protestor who was asked to leave after he accused the panal of lying about climate change and telling us we were fools to believe.

Climatico » In the Corridors - Behind the scenes at [yet another climate swindle meeting]

With over 4,300 registered participants for the Bonn meeting, the corridors were congested on the first day of the meeting.

June cooler, cloudier than normal - so far - Sciencedude - OCRegister.com

Readers keep asking, “Has it been unusually cool lately or what?”

The answer is yes, but just by a bit. But the marine layer has been abnormally thick, and will be again on Thursday, says the National Weather Service.

Everyone knows about “June gloom,” the drab marine layer that’s common this time of year, especially along the coast. The layer is usually 2,500 to 3,000 feet deep. Lately, though, it’s been up to 6,000 feet thick, blocking the warmth of sunshine for a good part of the day.

Chain-reaction wreck in So. California fog injures motorists on mountain pass -- baltimoresun.com

[caption] Authorities attend to the injured after a multi-vehicle collision in the heavy fog at the Cajon Pass on Interstate 15 near Oak Hills, Calif., Wednesday, June 10, 2009. As many as 50 vehicles were involved in a chain-reaction accident early Wednesday in fog on a mountain highway, with injuries reported and wreckage scattered for a half-mile, authorities said.
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Southern California has been enduring a siege of "June gloom" weather, a deep marine layer that pushes inland from the ocean, bringing low clouds, fog and drizzle.