Water Vapor - It is considered a 'Greenhouse Gas,' however, it has no toxic levels and it is non-polluting. So, in my opinion, it is an ancillary...

...Greenhouse Gas that faciliates the movement of heat and weather. However, as an ancillary Greenhouse Gas it is not a gas that needs regulation, UNLESS, it is manifesting in 'lesser than normal' amounts. As a drought, water vapor is very valuable. In the case of 'less' than is needed, it should be 'recorded' and reported in 'profound seriousness' to the government.


St. John's Fog

The focus is 'water vapor.' For me, it always was a matter of tracking water vapor. On this blog are frequent entries featuring 'Water Vapor Satellites' primarily from the same source at UNISYS.


Water vapor.


Water and its property of 'latent heat' is what facilitates hurricanes and of course it is hurricanes that maintain a reasonable 'biotic temperature' for life to exist on Earth. Between hurricanes storing and exchanging heat with cold ocean temperatures and the Arctic Ocean acting as a thermostat to Earth's oceans; there is a 'livable' climate including temperature.


Atmospheric Water Vapor Image
January 30, 2005
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Above is the 2005 satellite image from NASA's MODIS/Terris. It reveals a total water fall for the year 2005 as more than sufficient. It was a very good year for rainfall. Kindly remember that. The 'tropics and subtropics,' especially in the Northern Hemisphere had a heavy dousing of rain that year.