One years worth of data on the Jet Stream in the Pacific

Jetstream in the Pacific – one year’s worth of data

In view of the the controversy over Robertscribbler’s article

Gigantic Gravity Waves to Mix Summer With Winter? Wrecked Jet Stream Now Runs From Pole-to-Pole

And in response to Paul Beckwith's article

JetStream Crosses Equator, Unprecedented?

Which elicited a response from the Washington Post that quoted a range of meteorologists and climate change deniers

Claim that jet stream crossing equator is ‘climate emergency’ is utter nonsense

And in response to Paul’s latest video providing further evidence

Ask Paul, He Knows Everything About Climate

I have decided to take it a bit further by presenting screenshots of data from Nullschool that shows the JetStream in the Pacific over the period from 30 June, 2015 to 30 June, 2016.

I am doing this as a resource that will, hopefully elicit more analysis and discussion.

This data covers the period of the 1915-16 el-Nino. It seems to me that a lot more data, going back several years would be needed to determine if teh Jet Stream crossing the equator in a north-south (or south-north) direction is “normal” or is unprecedented.

I will leave the answer to people who are more qualified than myself

---SMR

This is the data collected

31 June, 2016

14 June, 2016

31 May, 2016

14 May, 2016

31 April, 2016

31 March, 2016

29 February, 2016



30 January,2015 

31 December, 2015

30 November, 2015

31 October, 2015

30 September, 2015

31 August, 2015

31 July, 2015

30 June, 2015