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Thursday, January 28, 2016

Oh? Yesterday it rained. Today it didn’t. Weird

“Normal weather is actually a bit of a thing of the past.” says Myles Allen.


“Oh? Yesterday it rained. Today it didn’t. Weird”
But 1896 and its 100 ppm lower concentration of CO2 was normal?
Myles, we live in a dynamic, fluid, chaotic, ever changing atmosphere. And you are surprised that the weather swings like a pendulum? Just back from the outer planets are you?

Wild swings in the weather are the norm and they pay no attention to the amount of CO2 in the air. When has it ever been all fluffy white clouds and gentle summer rain? If that is your ‘normal’ how many days like that do we get per year? We like them but they don’t last. Variable weather is the norm.

Please show me when it wasn’t.
“It is easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled”. ~ Mark Twain
Who do you think you are fooling, Myles?





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