Wales Flooding Update: November Data
This is an update to my previous post:
Storm Bert Wales Flooding - Putting Climate Alarmism To The Test
The way we do science - correction, the way science should be done - is to advance a hypothesis or theory and then test it by experimentation. If a series of experiments repeatedly, and repeatably, conform to predictions generated by the hypothesis, then theory becomes generally accepted fact, and we move on, never forgetting of course that new facts mi…
Rainfall for the whole of November in Wales is now available on the Met Office website:
November 2024 was drier than average.
Here is what autumn as a whole now looks like:
Autumn too was slightly drier than the 1991-2020 climate mean.
Where’s the bleedin’ climate emergency?
Where’s the bleedin’ weather modification?
Answers on the back of a Penny Black postage stamp please.
As usual, your calm anaylysis of the facts scuppers the climate alarmists claims which are becoming as hysterical as they are innacurate.
Paul Homewood has just done a similar analysis on the England data for November:
“After all the hype about Storm Brett, a month’s worth of rain in 36 hours and so on, it turns out November as a whole was much drier than average. As for the nonsense about ‘a warmer atmosphere holds more moisture’, temperatures in November were bang on average.”