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Celebrating 25 Years of Idiotic Hurricane Forecasts
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“best practice” climate science says that that level of amplification only occurs at very high latitude, more in the winter, and more at night.
However, the insurance guy isn’t a moron, as he put in a high enough scenario to justify raising rates.
Climate scientists wait at the government trough for a grant. This clever gentlemen generated his own grant.
Not really a hurricane comment but interesting nevertheless.
I watched a BBC program called QI hosted by Stephen Fry last night.
He quoted there had been 4 “White Christmas” events in London during the whole of the 20th Century – 1927 1938 1970 1981.
There have been 3 in the 12 years since David Viner famously (vacuously ?) claimed “Children just aren’t going to know what snow is”.
4 during the “cold ” (after data tampering) 20th Century – 4 in 100 years versus 3 in 12 years during the “hottest decades on record” ?
I find that interesting – obviously Trenberth is right – the missing heat is the culprit.
That’s their problem,the heat is missing,so we are experiencing a colder climate. Hope they find it soon or we will all freeze.
Meanwhile, no major hurricanes in 8 years.
Ironic his name is Fried man.
If Trenberth could only find the missing heat and everyone would leave their fridge doors closed,we would all be fried.