News Round-Up
26 July 2024
Government Has Just Declared War on Free Speech
26 July 2024
by Toby Young
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.
Recent UK temperature records at Heathrow and Hull East Park have left the Daily Sceptic's Environment Editor wondering if nearby jet engines and solar farms had any part to play...
After a damp and chilly June, how long until the BBC and Met Office tell us that, like the frigid spring, it is the 'hottest ever'? David Craig takes a look under the bonnet at how the dubious 'records' are made.
In episode three of the Sceptic podcast: David Turver on Labour's Net Zero delusions; Chris Morrison on the Met Office's hot air; and Freddie Attenborough on Australia's effort to censor the entire internet.
The Met Office's risible claim of the hottest ever May in the UK merely confirms that its temperature readings are riddled with massive urban heat corruptions, says Chris Morrison.
The Met Office claims that May – which everyone knows was damp and chilly – was the “warmest on record”. What kind of junk statistics produce this blatant gaslighting? asks Ben Pile.
The Met Office knows what an air temperature is, so it really ought to get better at taking accurate recordings of them, says the Daily Sceptic's Environment Editor.
Concerns mount as the Met Office is found to have fiddled with the historic global temperature record in the exact way planned in the leaked 'Climategate' emails to exaggerate global warming.
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