The Met Office has been up to its tricks again, cooling the past and warming the present to increase 'global warming'. But people are starting to notice the discordance with the satellite data.
More reasons have emerged to doubt temperatures in the UK climbed above 40C last summer. The deeper the Daily Sceptic delves into this ‘record’, the more dubious it becomes.
The Met Office claims – with predictable jubilation – that 2022 was the UK’s hottest year on record. But questions remain about the high recorded on July 19th at a military airbase housing two squadrons of Typhoons.
The Met hasn’t responded to the Daily Sceptic’s questions about the reliability of the 40.3C temperature recorded at RAF Coningsby, home to two Typhoon squadrons. If it’s confident of its data, why not defend it?
Further doubts are being raised about the scale of global warming claimed by the U.K. Met Office, following publication of a damning report into U.S. weather stations which found 96% were corrupted by urban heat.
BBC weathermen recently complained of ‘abuse’ after viewers responded to alarmist reporting of the recent heatwave by telling them to "get a grip". Meanwhile, anyone who questions climate orthodoxy is branded a 'denier'.
The Met Office's forecast that England will revert to hunter-gathering by 2040 leads a crowded field of strong contenders in this year's Eco Crackpot of the Year Awards.
The UK Met Office's latest climate scare story is to predict that a jump in global temperatures of half a degree may occur in the next five years. But what's the truth behind it?
Green zealots claiming to be following 'the Science' have been busy deleting historical data that contradicts their 'end is nigh' narrative. The Daily Sceptic's Environment Editor Chris Morrison sets the record straight.
Between 1998 and 2012 there was no increase in global temperatures. How did climate alarmists cope with this inconvenient fact? With the help of the Met Office, they airbrushed it from history.
