heat waves, Tag

The reality of climate alarmism is that the “hype (not heat) just keeps coming” resulting in huge and unnecessary increases to California and U.S. electricity costs creating economic hardships for all citizens, businesses,...

Many of the examples cited by ABC News are misattributed to greenhouse gas emissions, as opposed to other human causes and a variety of natural influences that climate scientists acknowledge contributed to this year’s warmth.

Recent anomalies are introduced by external forcing from the Hunga-Tonga eruption in 2022 and the change in sulfate aerosol emissions from ship fuels which started in 2015 and was mandated in 2020.

During the past weeks, profoundly flawed and error-filled stories on climate change have been headlined in the Seattle Times. 

Despite the NYT's carefully crafted narrative, tourists do not seem to care about climate change!

But I have found no evidence that the heatwave was in any way unprecedented, never mind the inferno suggested.

Weather data simply does not back this fearmongering claim up. As Climate Realism has pointed out numerous times (here, here, and here, for just a few!) weather like extreme rainfall, hurricanes, and tornadoes are not...

The latest garbage from the Guardian:

To simply compare two 5-year periods is highly unscientific and meaningless statistically.

So, it is no wonder that civilizations flourished when temperatures were higher, especially when home heating was primitive or nonexistent.

None of these response indicators show a clear positive trend of extreme events. In conclusion on the basis of observational data, the climate crisis that, according to many sources, we are experiencing today, is not evident...

Why does global warming affect the means more than the extremes?

The chattering classes who jet to conferences at Davos or Aspen have for years been telling the rest of us that our biggest immediate threats are climate change, environmental disasters and biodiversity loss.

Temperatures in the 80s are perfectly normal in the north of Norway, such as Tromso:

Changes in air pollution linked with dry spells in Asia and summer heatwaves in Europe