Looks interesting! What’s the paper about?

You assert that "...the conveyor belt of currents in the Atlantic Ocean [is] responsible for Western Europe’s mild climate..." This idea is at the very least debatable. Richard Seager has argued for decades that it is not important at all, e.g., www.jstor.org/stable/27858...

It was a lovely day in late March.

I have been waiting for you to comment on this fire. I still vividly remember reading “Fire on the Rim” as a teenager. Looking forward to seeing your thoughts!

Cool diagram. Will use this next time I teach intro meteorology.

Mixed severity burn from 2022 at Kootenay Lake, British Columbia. Photo taken in spring 2025.

No. no. Just no.

Heartbreaking photo. I have so many great memories of inspiring times at the GISS lab in Manhattan.

For the most part, these won’t be career positions but limited-term postings targeted at postdocs and other temporary staff.

I am also hiring in Calgary! jedokaplan.github.io/opportunities/

Coronation Mountain then.

When I'm wondering what mountains I see, I like the PeakFinder app www.peakfinder.com (no relation to the developer, just a satisfied user).

It’s hard to tell exactly what direction you are looking, but the highest mountain on southern Vancouver Island is Mount Arrowsmith (1819m) WNW of Nanaimo.

So much for your “light snowshower”