Links tagged “heat wave”
- ‘AP is selling pure snake oil’ – The Garbage Science Behind the AP’s Latest ‘Global Warming’ Report
AP wants you to believe that…
- …more hot than cold temperature records being broken means something. It doesn’t.
- …on a 4.5 billion-year-old planet, temperatures recorded over a mere 20 years mean something. They don’t.
- …on a 4.5 billion-year-old planet, temperature records that reach back only 99 years (to 1920) mean something. They don’t.
- ‘Rank climate propaganda’ – ‘Associated Press touts ‘a clear sign of human-caused climate change’ – But scientists dismantle claims
Morano: 'Americans who rely on the Associated Press for climate news and information are being misinformed. The AP is serving up nothing short of rank climate propaganda.'
Also see: Analysis: ‘AP and NOAA are intentionally deceiving the public’ to support the climate narrative
- Border Patrol Warns Illegals Not to Break into U.S. – During Heat Wave – ‘Rising temps create a potentially deadly situation…that endanger immigrants’ lives’
"The dangers associated with being smuggled into the United States is also elevated due to record heat. 100 degree temperatures are predicted by The National Weather Service for the upcoming weeks.
“These upticks, combined with the rising temperatures, create a potentially deadly situation as smugglers continue to utilize desperate tactics that endanger immigrants’ lives.”
- Climate Skeptics turn tables on ‘attribution’ studies – Ask: Is ‘global warming’ causing a decrease in ‘extreme weather’ events?
'We never hear the absence of extreme weather analysed.' Is 'global warming' causing less 'extreme weather?!'
How Do They Explain 'The Extreme Weather Events That Did Not Happen'
Here are the key facts via climate analyst Paul Homewood:
'US land falling hurricanes have been at record low levels in recent years, and it is now more than ten years since a major hurricane hit.'
'There has been a long-term decline in both the number of tornadoes, and particularly, the frequency of stronger ones.'
'Droughts were much more commonplace, prolonged and severe prior to the 1970s.'
'There is no indication of precipitation becoming more extreme. The wettest year was 1973.'
'There has been a marked absence of extreme heatwaves in recent years, and nothing approaches the run of intensely hot summers in the 1930s.'
