UK. What climate change ?

[HerrShultz 4]

Wiith all the Globalwarming misinformation recycling the planet every year are you suprised to learn the average temperature for December in the UK(not known for being a warm climate) over the last 100 years is still 7.9 degrees Centigrade proving the weather remains constant?

 

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/research/climate/maps-and-data/uk-climate-averages/gcpv7fnqu

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[HerrShultz 4]

‘More threatening than Trumpism or Covid-19’: Scientists warn of ‘ghastly future of mass extinction’

 

RT

[Tom bombadil 89]

6 hours ago, HerrShultz said:

Wiith all the Globalwarming misinformation recycling the planet every year are you suprised to learn the average temperature for December in the UK(not known for being a warm climate) over the last 100 years is still 7.9 degrees Centigrade proving the weather remains constant?

 

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/research/climate/maps-and-data/uk-climate-averages/gcpv7fnqu

 

While over a hundred years, if averaged out, it will show favouritly, if one looks at the year by year, one can see it can fluctuate often.  I understand we are on a downward trend.

[Grumpy Owl 2,237]

Forget the UK, we got off lightly again... how about this for unprecedented?

 

Central Spain records temperatures of -25C after snowstorm

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-55632791

[andy1033 35]

Lets just ignore how america stops alot of there hurricanes, and such things hitting land.

 

I wonder what effect america protecting there own lands with bad weather has elsewhere. Nothing exists in a vacuum, and all the weather will be affected, but lets ignore such things.

 

For anyone that does not know, american military uses orgone energy to try and weaken hurricanes.

 

Nature is an unstoppable force.

 

Thats why you should doubt what is being claimed about the weather, and wonder what effects countries like america does when weakening there own weather systems.

[Fifth element 86]

40 minutes ago, Grumpy Owl said:

Forget the UK, we got off lightly again... how about this for unprecedented?

 

Central Spain records temperatures of -25C after snowstorm

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-55632791

As the UK is only an island don`t expect this low of temps because of the warming seas but thats because of rising volcanic eruptions 90% of which are underwater thats what started causing el nino  back in 1997 a new phenomena then thats why the seas are warming.

As it was called global warming from the late 80`s of course in the 70s there was global cooling,but now as the weather is so erratic the jet stream in recent years is up and down like a yoyo and we are seeing snow down in places down in the equator with record cold that never expect to see snow,then alaska and the north pole are about 8 or 9c above average.

This winter here in the UK is more blocked with high pressure about so at least we did have a cold 2 week spell,nothing that cold though -3.8c was my lowest,coldest day made 0.8c

Then spain at 1800 feet made this incredible record,the cold air did come in from the bitter russia which did help.

2 cold records broken in a week and the greatest snowstorm in 50 years.

Spain breaks coldest temperature record AGAIN at -35.8C, just a day after new one set

 

[serpentine 300]

It's been very mild round this way for the last few years.

 

Can't imagine why.

[HerrShultz 4]

Goiing the other way now the highest official temperture ever recorded anywhere is 56.7°C or 134.1°F, which was way back in the Summer of 1913

[MarpatV2 17]

UK weather has changed in my lifetimes. Far less snow in winter for instance.