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…may trigger remote weather impacts. Specifically, it focuses on slow-moving meanders in the jet stream in the spring and summer than can cause extended periods of hot or wet weather….
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The IPCC, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, which is sort of the voice of the consensus, concedes that there has been no increase in extreme weather events.
…modification attempts are not uncommon today, the techniques that are used are nowhere near powerful enough to do this. Today’s weather modification cannot modify hurricanes Modern discussions about weather modification…
…many types of extreme weather events, as the scientists explain below[1-6]. In addition, some extreme weather events, such as heat waves and intense rainfall events, are becoming more common and…
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Hurricane Helenes path and behavior could have been manipulated by NEXRAD frequency transmissions and/or HAARP
Scientists’ Feedback SUMMARY This story in The Washington Post lists a variety of extreme weather events seen around the Northern Hemisphere recently. The article explains that some of these types…
…Arctic sea ice conditions and midlatitude weather patterns like heatwaves is a topic of current research that is still unclear. Atlantic Ocean circulation, however, is not believed to be connected…
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the bushfires [in Australia] were caused by arsonists and a series of lightning strikes, not 'climate change'
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"climate models that attempt to predict the future temperature of the planet...don’t work. They haven’t worked in the past. They don’t work now."; "the number of factors that influence climate—the sun, the earth’s orbital properties, oceans, clouds, and, yes, industrial man—is huge and enormously variable"; "CO2 is a minor contributor to the warming of the earth"
…states, “Economic losses from weather– and climate-related disasters have increased”[4]. Wrightstone also misleads readers about the impacts of atmospheric CO2 and global temperature by claiming that CO2 levels and temperatures…