Shocking evidence has emerged that points to the U.K. Met Office inventing temperature data from over 100 non-existent weather stations. One such 'ghost' station, Dungeness, closed in 1986 but still reports "observations".
It's too late to save Britain from global heating, says the head of the UN's IPCC, with the country set to resemble the French Riviera by 2070. Just one wrinkle, says Paul Homewood: the data show nothing of the sort.
The Met Office is in denial as it rates almost all its temperature stations as 'Excellent', 'Good' or 'Satisfactory' despite nearly 80% being given junk status by the World Meteorological Organisation, says Chris Morrison.
The Met Office has started reporting "extreme" temperatures, the better to spread alarm. What it doesn't tell you is its record temperatures come from 'junk' stations surrounded by newly built houses and solar panels.
The highest temperature of the year was recorded by the Met Office just yards from a massive heat-generating electricity sub-station, reports Chris Morrison, the Daily Sceptic's Environment Editor.
The Met Office's hyped up claims of record-breaking temperatures are as flawed as the shoddy temperature measuring network they're based on, says the Daily Sceptic's Environment Editor.
No, Britain's weather is not becoming more extreme, says Paul Homewood, and the Met Office's manipulation of statistics to try to prove it is is shameful and dishonest.
Over 80% of the temperature stations opened in the last 30 years by the U.K. Met Office have been sited in junk locations. Don't they want unbiased data, asks Chris Morrison.
True to form, the Met Office has declared miserable June the "hottest on record" – globally, at least. But these "records" only began in 1979, says David Craig, and you don't have to go back far to find a hotter time.
Chilly 'Junuary' in fact had more sunshine than average for the time of year, the Met Office has claimed – using its 19th century sunshine recorders that can't tell when its cloudy.
