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The chart accompanying today’s post shows the temperatures measured in the biomeiler at a height of 4’ above the ground.  This height marks the boundary between the pre-existing biomeiler and the...

As in January, the outdoor air temperature in the month of February saw frequent and considerable variations.  What differed is that the average temperature remained fairly constant.  The coop,...

Recently, local schools have had three snow days, which, in Fairbanks, is sufficiently rare to be worth comment.  Contrary to popular belief, schools here don’t close because of cold weather, alone.  If...

A reader recently asked why the biomeiler has different temperatures in the inner core, outer core, and mantle.  I have touched on the topic in past posts, but it seems valuable to address the matter comprehensively. The...