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By Jo Nova No wonder climate models can’t predict rainfall ” Until now, isoprene’s ability to form new [cloud seeding] particles has been considered negligible.”

No doubt computer models are behind this crystal ball gazing but the actual evidence of recent trends suggests something more modest. Homewood notes that annual rainfall in England and Wales has been increasing since 1980...

All of this is, of course, weather. I defy anybody to find a pattern or trend towards rainfall becoming more intense in Oxford in the above chart.

Hydrological Drought, as opposed to Meteorological Drought, is the deux ex machina of California drought mongers

The Times claims of “supercharged” and “wild” rainfall between December 2023 through February 2024 in California are pathetic and a clear demonstration of the climate science incompetence represented by climate alarmist...

There’s no evidence supporting the LAT claim that climate change enhancing El Niño in a way that would cause heavier precipitation during the present storm in California.

In other words, claims that the heavy rainfall over the past weeks is a sign of climate change is an absolute nothing-burger.

Climate change can’t be causing weather changes that data show aren’t occurring.

By Jo Nova Any which way you look at global drought measures in the last 120 years this is not the CO2 doom scenario of the IPCC prophesies either in rainfall patterns or in water supplies...

By Thomas K By Jo Nova Despite twenty years of media stories telling us how every rain-bomb was “climate change” a new satellite study of rainfall suggests that in the last 20 years the intensity of rainfall has...

Image by Hoeneisen from Pixabay By Jo Nova Perhaps Africa could use some global warming? Thanks and credit to Kenneth Richard at NoTricksZone: New Study Finds The Early-Mid Holocene Sahara Had Lakes With Depths Of ‘At...

Photo of the 2015 explosion of Calbuco Volcano in Chile, by Keraunos ob, posted on the Earth of Fire blog by Bernard Duyck.   By Jo Nova A year ago I wrote about the odd link between the Hunga Tonga volcanic dust and...

Like fish in a barrel.

Climate change and the threat to civilization

Climate experts are concerned about the frequent occurrence of extreme weather events. In the last five weeks alone, the U.S. has experienced five once in a 1000-years rainfall events, raising concern over the state of the...