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\u201cHow can this be?\u201d you may be asking yourselves. \u201cIsn\u2019t climate change real? Aren\u2019t we all going to die unless we move back into the caves?\u201d Well, the climate is always changing, and has been ever since the Earth developed an atmosphere, and will continue until the Earth is swallowed by the sun in 5 billion years or so. Here\u2019s the explanation of what is happening from Yahoo! News:<\/p>\n
Predictions of unprecedented rainfall extremes in the 20th century driven by global warming turned out wrong, a study said Wednesday, casting doubt on methods used to project future trends. <\/b>A massive trawl of Northern Hemisphere rainfall data for the last 1,200 years revealed there had been more dramatic wet-dry weather extremes in earlier, cooler centuries before humans set off fossil fuel-driven global warming.<\/b><\/p>\n
First, they had to bring in Global Warming. We know that Global warming is not happening, at least not the way the members of the Church of Global Warming, (Algore be Praised! Algore Akbar!), claim it is.<\/p>\n
Second, there has been a truckload of information that\u2019s come out on how these \u201cscientists\u201d have been monkeying around with the data to make it fit their religious beliefs.<\/p>\n This is problematic, said a study in the journal Nature, as the same data models used to anticipate that global warming would cause record rainfall extremes in the 1900s, are the basis for projections of things to come. <\/b><\/p>\n “It might be more difficult than often assumed to project into the future,” the study’s lead author Fredrik Ljungqvist of Stockholm University told AFP of the findings. <\/b><\/p>\n Oh I\u2019m not worried. I\u2019m sure that the con men<\/i><\/span> scientists who are cooking the books<\/i><\/span> studying climate change will doctor the evidence<\/i><\/span> rework their models to address this issue.<\/p>\n “The truth can be much, much more complicated.” <\/b><\/p>\n And the truth is, Global Warming and it\u2019s successor, Climate Change, is nothing more than a fraud perpetrated on the world to gain the perpetrators large amounts of grants for phony studies.<\/p>\n The UN’s climate science panel, the consensus authority, contends that dry areas will become ever drier and wet ones wetter as the global temperature rises in response to greenhouse gas emissions. <\/b>But the new work said sky-high temperatures in the 20th century did not directly translate into record extremes between wet and dry weather, as many had expected.<\/b><\/p>\n Sky high temperatures? I know it was a bit warmer in the 1940\u2019s, except in places like, oh Stalingrad? I\u2019m certain there are a lot of very frozen to death Germans who wish that the world was warmer, if they had lived to make that wish.<\/p>\n This divergence “certainly adds fuel to the fiery debate” on the link between warming and rainfall extremes, Matthew Kirby of California State University’s Department of Geological Sciences wrote in a comment published by Nature.<\/b><\/p>\n Debate? There is no debate. The science is settled. The facts are in. Anyone who disagrees is a heathen who must be burned at the stake!<\/p>\n “Do their results invalidate current predictive models? Certainly not. <\/b><\/p>\n Yes, actually they do. If the models take known historical data and generate garbage, then the models are invalid.<\/p>\n But they do highlight a big challenge for climate modellers, and present major research opportunities both for modellers and climate scientists…” <\/b><\/p>\n Yeah, like actually getting models that match up with the historical data.<\/p>\n James Renwick of the Victoria University of Wellington said the predicted wet and dry extremes are “very likely” to materialise in the 21st, century. <\/b><\/p>\n Why? They haven\u2019t happened yet, and as we have determined, the models used to make these predictions are a load of horse manure.<\/p>\n Extreme drought and downpours are among many risks that scientists warn about in a warmer world. Others include land-gobbling sea level rise, crop and water shortages, disease spread and wars over dwindling resources. <\/b><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n