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Spring is supposed to be arriving earlier, according to global warming claims, and so winters are supposed to be starting later and finishing earlier. Today we look at March mean temperature data for the United Kingdom and Ireland.
United Kingdom, cooling since 1989
First we look at the data for the 14 temperature stations in the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland for which the Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) has enough data to plot, going back to 1989.
Data Source: JMA.
As we can see, 10 of 14 UK stations show no warming or even a cooling trend. This is not what we’d expect from a rapidly warming planet.
Of course the globe has warmed since the start of the industrial revolution, and man most certainly has played some role in that warming. But the dispute is about what the main cause has been and whether or not it’s going to lead to catastrophic climatic tipping points. The alarmists say all the warming has been due to man and planet is going to boil over pretty soon.
The skeptics, on the other hand, take a far less alarming view, and use volumes of scientific data (which the alarmists like to ignore) to show that natural factors like solar and oceanic cycles remain the primary drivers behind the recent warming and that a climate catastrophe is all hype and hysteria.
Ireland has had no March warming in 4 decades.
Next we look at the Republic of Ireland, where we plot the JMA data from 6 stations:
Data Source: JMA.
In Ireland, March mean temperatures have warmed modestly at only 2 of the six stations, while the other 4 have cooled a bit. Taken altogether, nothing alarming has happened in Ireland over the past 4 decades, and there’s no sign anything dramatic is going to happen anytime over the coming decades.
This is the story we see at a number of countries across the world whenever we crunch the untampered data from the JMA. Nothing frightening is happening to our climate other than that it’s been behaving normally (tempestuous). That means we will continue to see weather extremes just like we have seen them throughout the Holocene.
Alarmist douchebags want you to panic so that you’ll let them boss you and the rest of the world around. But they and Greta Thunberg aren’t going to rescue us from anything. To the contrary, they’re just going to create a giant socioeconomic mess with their idiotic Great Reset.
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Since you can plot the individual stations, why don’t you plot a summed and averaged graph?
This is what the MetO reckon:
https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/pub/data/weather/uk/climate/actualmonthly/3/Tmean/UK.gif
I see that is a gridded ‘dataset’ which means it has been fiddled and comes from an unreliable government source noted for lying.
If we examine the atmospheric pressure charts we can see, obviously, the steady warming from the 1800’s to recent times, a good illustration mat be viewed here :
https://howtheatmosphereworks.wordpress.com/historical-charts/
If we then cross reference to the Solar Butterfly Chart displayed – amongst others – here :
https://howtheatmosphereworks.wordpress.com/ap-index-historical-analysis/
We can see a good correlation between what is potentially cause and effect – whilst recognising that correlation is not necessarily causation. Unfortunately this is an area that is rarely covered in much climate research. What also becomes evident is that there has been a steady decline in both since around the turn of the millennium.
The majority of those stations are at airports or airbases. You have RAF Lyneham, RAF Valley, I think Dyce and Kinloss are too and both in Scotland. Manston used to be an RAF base and was held as an emergency landing strip for commercial airliners. They are nowhere near as bad as using Heathrow to claim records as the MetO routinely do, but even so it these locations show no warming…
It is by far the coldest April ever seen since my born days. There is a foot and a half of snow on the ground and more in the forecast. It just does not warm up to comfortable springtime temps. The daytime temps reach 40 degrees Fahrenheit, snow does melt to water. Record low temperatures were recorded in several locations after last week’s spring blizzard.
Not that there is despair and hopelessness, not that, it just has to warm up like right now. The moisture was needed badly.
I mean, come on, holy smoke, it has to be better than what it is.
The warmunistas are falling down on the job, give them the boot. har
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Frame those charts and you’ll have modern art.
Try to read them and you’ll get dizzy.