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18/01/20

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Originally posted by nursery: ↑

Climate is NOT the sum total of 50 years of records. Climate is not even the sum total of a thousand years of records. Climate is variable day by day. Climate is dictated by universal events and in our case PROBABLY by the solar activity.

Take year 2020 to date.
1. Cooler than average. (where I live) Is that global cooling due to CO2 from bush fires
2. Today wetter than average (some local areas have had 300mm of rain in the last 24 hours)

So we have had the coolest January so far for 5 years and the wettest also for 5 years. The end is nigh, global cooling is here due to carbon emissions. Even hell is about to freeze over. Ludicrous isn't it but no more stupid than most climate alarmist conclusions.

If you want to set a current record just make sure that you don't go back in time to a point where there is factual evidence of an event that will beat your so called record.

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@nursery; I hope the link below helps you better understand CLIMATE.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Köppen_climate_classification
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