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Reuters warns 3 deaths in DC are a ‘climate warning’ — But ignores massive decline in lightning deaths over past 100 years & studies predicting less lightning in warmer world

(Reuters) - "Scientists say that climate change is increasing the likelihood of lightning strikes across the United States, after lightning struck at a square near the White House, leaving three people dead and one other in critical condition."

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But wait! How can fatal lightning strikes be a "climate warning" when fatal lightning strikes are dramatically declining?!

Extreme weather expert Professor Roger Pielke Jr. comments by pointing out the dramatic drop in lightning strike deaths since 1900.:

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Which is it?! Predict both outcomes & you are never wrong! Climate studies predict LESS & MORE lightning strikes

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