Nine years ago, the chief government advisor with the Met office announced the demise of Scottish skiing, at a time when Scotland was enjoying “exceptional ski conditions.”
Scottish ski industry could disappear due to global warming, warns Met Office – Telegraph
Nine years later here is the same ski resort, still enjoying exceptional conditions.
Nevis Range Webcams | OnTheSnow
What Alex Hill meant to say was skiing would be shut down because of too much snow.
Ha! And Al Gore must have been there shortly after that because in 2010 the resort at Cairngorm Mountain in northeast Scotland had too much snow and had to shut down the lifts.
http://www.news.com.au/travel/travel-updates/scottish-ski-resort-closed-theres-too-much-snow/news-story/9bd415952833ddd2ad6afb842f2db351
You really couldn’t make this stuff up!
Tony, you can fix the typo in the headline (“Skking”) and then delete this comment.
Unless that’s Scottish English for skiing… :-)
I liked when he said, “… and there was no reason for the decline to stop.”
The left thinks in straight lines, on or off, good or bad, rigid, static, unbending — everything the opposite of Nature’s way.
Lots of snow in southeast Greenland on the 18th. This photo was taken in the morning about 62 degrees North latitude and 43 degrees West longitude