Former Tropical Storm Edouard brings bitter temperature drop to Germany
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(Translated/edited and image added by P. Gosselin)
Stupidity clicks well in Germany. Alarmist messages about tropical storm Edouard now running through the Internet on numerous websites have been no better in quality than the earlier reports of an impending summer of heat shocks (The opposite has been true so far this summer).
On the other hand, reports like those by Fabian Ruhnau of Kachelmannwetter are beneficial, which assess former tropical strom Edouard somewhat differently, without neglecting the powerful thunderstorms:
“On Friday, a small, but rather weather-intensive low-pressure system will sweep over Northern Germany. It is ‘formerly EDOUARD’, the low was once a tropical storm, but is now just a normal low. In the run-up to the cold front, hot air reaches the south and southeast, where powerful thunderstorms can form. During the weekend the weather will calm down and get colder again.”
Image cropped from kachelmannwetter.com
The kneejeck digital excitement and constant alarms are clearly a sign of our times. But a very dangerous one, because permanent alarm dulls the senses.
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“Alarmist messages about tropical storm Edouard now running through the Internet on numerous websites have been no better in quality than the earlier reports of an impending summer of heat shocks (The opposite has been true so far this summer).”
Ok. It seems, given the virus crisis, that I’ve missed both the first part as well as corrective to the second part. Would anyone care to share links to help me catch up? Thanks!
Just drink Antibac, that dulls the senses no end, and you won’t worry much about climate scares anymore either.
It seems warmist activists are a bit premature with their prognostications. Not everyone is impressed, though, even if it does turn out to be a bit warmer.
2020 will/might/might not be THE WARMEST YEAR (what)EVER!
This is evidence of WEATHER variability, NOT climate effects.