The Climate Change scam

[Wolf]

When did reliable records begin, and what fraction is that of the existence of the earth's climate?

Why do you bother, MAF?
It's got the scutter links it's paid to post and cannot go off that script in any way, never mind even coming up with a single thought of its own.
There is no point in trying to discuss anything with scummy propagandists like that idiot.
Do what I do, don't read anything it posts and just laugh at it all.

 

[Professor]

July has been so blistering hot, scientists already calculate that it's the warmest month on record

www.9news.com.au

"July has been so hot thus far that scientists calculate that this month will be the hottest globally on record and likely the warmest human civilisation has seen, even though there are several days left to sweat through.

The World Meteorological Organisation and the European Union's Copernicus Climate Change Service proclaimed overnight that July's heat is beyond record-smashing. They said Earth's temperature has been temporarily passing over a key warming threshold: the internationally accepted goal of limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius.

Temperatures were 1.5 degrees warmer than pre-industrial times for a record 16 days this month, but the Paris climate accord aims to keep the 20- or 30-year global temperature average to 1.5 degrees. A few days of temporarily beating that threshold have happened before, but never in July."

Ah, a repeat of the 9o'clock News

 

[Wolf]

Ah, a repeat of the 9o'clock News

It really is amazing how easy it is to lead these idiots by the nose.....first with ConVid, then with Zitler's Nazi war and now by its fellow idiots about 'climate change' a fake story that's been regurgitated every 10 years since the 1950's!!

 

[Mad as Fish]

Why do you bother, MAF?
It's got the scutter links it's paid to post and cannot go off that script in any way, never mind even coming up with a single thought of its own.
There is no point in trying to discuss anything with scummy propagandists like that idiot.
Do what I do, don't read anything it posts and just laugh at it all.

It's all about the optics. We don't know who else, if anyone, might be looking in to this site and if his posts were left unchallenged it might be assumed by the innocent viewer, or Eamon Ryan, that Tankman's witterings are valid.

 

[Mad as Fish]

Wolf, there's no point in discussing this with MAF.

He's going to post what he thinks are "gotcha" questions, which are anything but....and which entirely (and hilariously) miss the entire point and betray a lack of fundamental understanding in any subject he engages in.

And he is not going to listen to reason. So I don't bother.

Translation - I'm not engaging with MAF because I'll get my ass kicked again.

 

[Wolf]

It's all about the optics. We don't know who else, if anyone, might be looking in to this site and if his posts were left unchallenged it might be assumed by the innocent viewer, or Eamon Ryan, that Tankman's witterings are valid.

It might as well just leave an open link to Twatter with every post 'cause that's all it's capable of doing.
Always someone else's words or opinions 'cause it doesn't have a mind of its own.
Hilarious.

 

[Professor]

More recent records

The South Pole just had its coldest winter on record. 2021
Between April and September, a research station sitting on a high plateau in Antarctica, registered an average temperature of minus 78 degrees Fahrenheit (minus 61 degrees Celsius). That's the coldest temperature recorded since record keeping began in 1957, and about 4.5 F (2.5 C) lower than the most recent 30-year average, according to The Washington Post.

South Pole froze over in coldest winter on record

Antarctica's frigid winter temperatures are in contrast to trends in the rest of the world, which overall recorded its fourth hottest summer.

www.livescience.com

From 2020 but it's the same today this year

July 2020 could rank among one of the coldest on record, with more heavy rain set to hit large parts of the UK later this week.
The Met Office says the average daily maximum temperature this month has been 17.5 degrees Celsius.
This compares with the coldest July ever recorded when, in 1888, temperatures averaged at a daily high of just 16C.

July could be one of the coldest on record as rainy weather returns

After a record-breaking spring, June and July have not lived up to expectations.

metro.co.uk

From this year

Thursday 1 June saw potentially the lowest June temperature on record in Finland. A weather station in Lapland, Enontekiö Kilpisjärvi Saana, reached -7.7C. This may not seem that cold for northern Finland, where winter temperatures reach as low as -51.5C, but the last time Lapland saw a minimum temperature of -7C in June was on 3 June 1962.
In addition, at this time of year Lapland experiences midnight sun where it is constantly light and the sun does not set. This unseasonal cold was possible in the first month of summer due to a large area of high pressure to the west of Finland, blocking the usual westerly/south-westerly flow of weather systems across the Atlantic and North Sea.

Weather tracker: Finland experiences coldest June on record

Despite 24-hour sun, Lapland dips to -7.7C. Elsewhere, the Atlantic hurricane season begins

www.theguardian.com

And from just 9 months ago

An unusually cold season​

The exceptionally cloudy conditions this spring kept maximum temperatures well down on recent years.
Melbourne, Adelaide and Canberra all shivered through maximums at least one degree below average and the lowest since 1992. Brisbane's spring was the coldest in 12 years, and for Perth it was the coldest in six.
Sydney's maximums were the lowest in four years but the mean temperatures, which includes the minimums, was the coldest since 2003 and the city failed to reach 30C for the first time in three decades.
Hobart was colder in 2021 and Darwin does not have a spring.
Even more unusual is some western suburbs of Sydney, including Penrith, failed to hit 30 degrees for the first time on record.
This spring was only the second time in a decade the mean maximum averaged across Australia was below the long-term average.

Australian capitals shiver through coldest spring in decades

Spring was the coldest in decades for parts of Australia, a rare feat considering the influence of climate change ensures nearly every season is now warmer than normal.

www.abc.net.au

And if course here in Ireland 2023 it's below wet wet wet

. . . Boasting a decade of forecasting expertise in the industry @MetRyan96 has quashed hopes for an imminent return to summer weather in a recent post. . . .
. . . . Very strong Jet stream racing across the Atlantic next week I'm afraid summer remains on hold for the forseeable Think a few things have come together to ruin the summer pattern for us

. . . . "A lot of uncertainty beyond the start of next week though and still a chance of a little more settled weather if cooler for second half of next week."

Met Eireann announce "storm season" is set to begin as summer remains on hold

Met Éireann has now sought public input on voting for the first names of potential storms with weather experts dashing our hopes of a summer comeback

www.rsvplive.ie

Absolutely no temp increases but massive plunges into blue

 

[Professor]

So, again looking at temps in Italy & Greece the highest temps at 16:00 are 37-38C in Sicily but many parts of Sicily and south Italy are 28-30C = Normal. Greece similar 29-37C
Q.. - Where's the "Boiling" today?? Especially since those regions are getting no clouds or rain, Humidity is as low as 10-20%
Ireland's getting drowned in rain and humidity of 100% in many places, August will be cold and soggy and then it's back to 8 months of winter!
Eamann as self appointed climate spokesman is a f**king deluded twisted green gobshyte

 

[Mad as Fish]

Another nail in the coffin of EVs, although this ban was introduced just before the ongoing incident in the North Sea

Norwegian Shipping Company Bans Electric Vehicles Over Fire Fears | Principia Scientific Intl.

Norway’s Havila Krystruten shipping company says it will no longer carry electric or electrified vehicles on its ships because of the fire risk

principia-scientific.com

 

[Skin the Goat]

Another nail in the coffin of EVs, although this ban was introduced just before the ongoing incident in the North Sea

Norwegian Shipping Company Bans Electric Vehicles Over Fire Fears | Principia Scientific Intl.

Norway’s Havila Krystruten shipping company says it will no longer carry electric or electrified vehicles on its ships because of the fire risk

principia-scientific.com

Do you honestly think human ingenuity won't overcome this problem?

 

[Mad as Fish]

Do you honestly think human ingenuity won't overcome this problem?

Its had since 1974 and we are still waiting for better/safer batteries.

 

[PlunkettsGhost]

View: https://twitter.com/TheEyes2022/status/1685963230584127489

 

[Professor]

IRISH STARGAZERS ARE being encouraged to look to the skies this week to catch a glimpse of a supermoon that will be visible over Ireland. . . .
. . . . However, heavy clouds and rain showers might spoil the view for some people across the country. . . .
. . . . While the moon will be most visible on Tuesday, the weather may mean that it will be clouded. . . .
. . . .Speaking to The Journal, Carlow Weather’s Alan O’Reilly said there is a low-pressure system coming through tomorrow night.
“There’s going to be a lot of showers and cloud around tomorrow night, and there’s not likely to be too many breaks in the cloud,” he said.
However, he said there may still be a good chance of seeing the supermoon tonight, when there will be some breaks in the cloud. . . . .
“Around the time the moon is rising tonight, there could be a good few areas that will have a break in the cloud so they may well spot the moon rising,” he said.
“It will mainly be in the southern half the country but a chance further north for a few spots as well, though there will be some showers around in the north.”
There will also be some breaks in the cloud on Wednesday night, but there will be quite a bit of cloud around, O’Reilly said.
. . .“Tomorrow we’ve got a spell of rain moving up later on in the afternoon. It’s a wet night tomorrow night so there’s very little chance of seeing the moon from that.
“Wednesday night, we’re probably clearing out again from that rain, so there’s probably a fairly good chance of seeing it.”

A supermoon will be visible over Ireland across the next three nights

Clouds and rain showers might spoil the view for some people across the country, however.

www.thejournal.ie

Actually the serious news here is that there's too much rain and cloud cover even for an Irish summer.
The next two weeks are forecasting more of the same - Goodbye summer.
Q.. Do people really pay €30 to Camp for the night?

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[Wolf]

View: https://twitter.com/TheEyes2022/status/1685963230584127489

Giving a high of 31 degrees today here on the southern Algarve.
Lovely breeze just to keep it nice.

Let the doomsters have their 15 minutes, once people understand that the 'record high' the lamestream media are reporting are satellite ground temperatures and not the 2 meters from ground level that was the standard for decades the penny might drop.

There's a good percentage of brainwashed clowns who accept everything the MSM say about ConVid, The Uki 'war' and now the climate.
We see one or two of these braindead idiots posting here 24/7, idiots who are incapable of having a single thought of their own and spend their lives copying and posting other idiots nonsense.

Hilarious.

 

[Mad as Fish]

Looks like Wolf has read another bullshit FB post to come up with that. Gullible as usual. So even though weather data is also being (of course) reported, there's also this:

It's A Match: Satellite and Ground Measurements Agree on Warming

The consensus gives confidence to satellite estimates of temperature rise in remote areas with few weather stations

www.scientificamerican.com

But the good news is that all of these methods broadly agree with one another, despite being collected in very different ways. That means there’s high confidence that the estimates are accurate.

Hardly the most convincing effort to persuade us of instant calamity. Note that the methods only 'broadly agree' and that there is merely 'confidence' rather than conviction while the estimates remain just that, estimates.

 

[Wolf]

But the good news is that all of these methods broadly agree with one another, despite being collected in very different ways. That means there’s high confidence that the estimates are accurate.

Hardly the most convincing effort to persuade us of instant calamity. Note that the methods only 'broadly agree' and that there is merely 'confidence' rather than conviction while the estimates remain just that, estimates.

Is it posting more irrelevant Twatter shite?

 

[Mad as Fish]

Is it posting more irrelevant Twatter shite?

Shite anyway, no idea if its Twatter or not.

 

[Professor]

Mate, these are very small scale initiatives, on a global scale, in response to climate change. They are not driving climate change.
Don't mix cause and effect.

But It explains much climate change on a local level, which is what the individual countries of the world experience - that is climate change.
For example the Mediterranean just had a heat wave but it changed back to normal temps, it's easily explained and understood.
The whole idea of geoengineering is to change the climate which certainly brings about climate change for that chosen country.
Here's an established update . . .

Who is Manipulating the Weather?​

Although weather manipulation lingers on the fringes of the scientific community, it is practiced more widely than one might expect. More than 50 countries around the world currently have weather modification programs and the World Meteorological Organization just hosted an expert team meeting on weather modification in Geneva in June 2017.

Making it Rain: The Science of Weather Manipulation

Weather manipulation uses techniques such as cloud seeding to squeeze water from clouds.

now.northropgrumman.com

So there was more heat in Italy because of an unusual drought??
But look what happened to Ireland at the same time, we got all their rain, now it's a recorded record.

Provisional data from Met Éireann suggests last month was the wettest July on record in Ireland.
. . . According to a provisional report from the forecaster, Ireland had 217% of its long-term average rainfall in July 2023.
The previous wettest July was recorded in 2009 and this was 202% of its long-term average.
. . . .Longstanding weather stations such as Phoenix Park in Dublin had 271% of its long-term average, Shannon Airport had 235%, Malin Head in Donegal had 238%, Dunsany, Co Meath had 300%, while Moore Park in Cork had 242% and Ballyhaise in Cavan had 210%.
"March had its wettest March on average as well and last October, across the whole country, was the wettest on average as well," Mr Moore said.

Wettest July on record in Ireland, data suggests

Provisional data from Met Éireann suggests last month was the wettest July on record in Ireland.

www.rte.ie

Manipulating rain for one region will deprive another region of rain, agreed?

 

[Professor]

Green Eamann has no response to Ireland's climate change, his narrative is rubbished by common sense and reality on the ground.

. . . . It was impossible for us to draw attention to the increasing water levels because neither of those Government agencies were answering our phone calls,”
The Shannon traditionally floods the callows in winter, leaving low-lying land in counties Westmeath, Roscommon, Offaly and Galway underwater. Much of the callows are a designated Special Area of Conservation and some of it is a Special Protected Area for birds.
Pat Walsh, the Irish Farmers’ Association (IFA) Co Offaly chairman, said because of flooding and environmental restrictions in the callows, most cutting would normally begin around July 15th, but this year attempts to cut grass for hay or silage had been washed out.
He said the flooding was also “a disaster” for birds which “could have done with another month” before leaving their nests.
The region has been badly hit by floods in recent years leading to a big project to increase the flow of the river through to Lough Derg, and to manage levels, particularly at Meelick Weir. Extensive flood protection measures have been introduced in Athlone and elsewhere.
. . . . However, it was too late. Flood water was out of control, resulting in thousands of acres of silage and hay and grazing being utterly destroyed.

Summer flooding creates fears of a severe fodder shortage for farmers along the Shannon

Farmers protest in Banagher about what they claim is lack of action to prevent flooding on the Shannon Callows

www.irishtimes.com

 

[Professor]

And if the previous 5 weeks of record breaking cool, dim, wet weather wasn't enough now there's much more on the way!

. . . . A deluge of wet and windy weather is set to be unleashed across Ireland within hours, as the bank holiday weekend gets off to a stormy start.
Miserable conditions loom as a powerful jet stream hurtles across the Atlantic, poised to assert its grip on Ireland's weather this afternoon.
Met Eireann has issued a number of weather warnings impacting most of Ireland for a 23-hour period.
In total, three warnings have been issued for a double blast of heavy rain and 110km/h winds.

The national forecaster updated its monthly forecast on Tuesday, which runs from Monday, August 7 until Sunday, September 3.
It says the unsettled conditions Ireland experienced last month will continue for at least another four weeks. “Above average” rainfall is expected each week, along with “typical” temperatures.

Met Eireann issues 23-hour storm warning as double blast kicks off month of rain

Met Eireann has issued three weather warnings which spell chaos as wind and rain kick off the bank holiday weekend. And the August long-range forecast brings no relief, with above average rainfall forecast for weeks.

www.irishmirror.ie