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This action could begin their terminal decline as scientifically
credible institutions.... Piers Corbyn, astrophysicist of WeatherAction says: The pathetically opportunist public 'revelations' by the BBC-MO of the importance of (polar sudden) stratospheric warmings in the advent of cold blasts after WeatherAction's prediction (Jan 3) of such events to come; and their failure to acknowledge WeatherAction and associates of their work, shows they will stop at nothing to try and shore up their failed approaches. Peter Gibbs video on the matter http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/feeds/20992173 is well explained and informative but the intro "Forecasters have found a link between sudden warming in the stratosphere and unusual weather patterns" conceals their own (effectively admitted in the vid) failure to know which SSWs will cause cold blasts or when SSWs will come or where they come from shows 'the forecasters' could not have originally been the Met Office. The piece and (less so) Paul Hudson's earlier piece http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/paulhudso...ecasting.shtml in the matter was produced to make it look as if the MO might have a grip of the matters when they ONLY started talking about them after we at WeatherAction stated the cold blast to come (which they didnt expect anyway) would be 'SSW creatures'. Their opportunusm will however bite them back. Ask from where do SSWs come? The scientific cretinism that holds a change of atmosperic CO2 concentration from ~0.03% to ~0.031% (the 0.01% being Man's contribution) could cause Hurricane Sandy to take a left turn and head for New York and trigger all manner of other extremes in 2011 and 2012 (many of which were in fact predicted using solar activity) is delusional enough. The idea that SSWs at 10-50km above the Earth are also driven by CO2 (which they MUST be if CO2 is the father of all these extremes) is beneath cretinist. And what of the Earth-facing extreme events on the sun when major SSWs happen? Are they put there by Peter Gibbs driving his car past some tipping point? SSWs are driven by solar activity and we at WeatherAction are predicting the major ones, and their solar drivers, which cause NH winter important cold blasts; whereas standard Met has no such long range predictive skill on SSWs or anything. This shows two things: (i) The fundamental tenet of standard meteorology that weather primarily drives weather and all external influences are minimal - which means SSWs are driven from below - is past its sell-by date. (ii) They are nothing to do with CO2. WOULD THE BBC-METO CARE TO DISCUSS THESE MATTERS WITH US ON TV WHEN MUCH OF BRITAIN IS SUFFERING UNDER EXTREME COLD BLASTS AND HUGE SNOWDRIFTS? |
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On Monday, January 14, 2013 2:30:06 AM UTC, Jim Cannon wrote:
This action could begin their terminal decline as scientifically credible institutions.... Piers Corbyn, astrophysicist of WeatherAction says: The pathetically opportunist public 'revelations' by the BBC-MO of the importance of (polar sudden) stratospheric warmings in the advent of cold blasts after WeatherAction's prediction (Jan 3) of such events to come; and their failure to acknowledge WeatherAction and associates of their work, shows they will stop at nothing to try and shore up their failed approaches. Peter Gibbs video on the matter http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/feeds/20992173 is well explained and informative but the intro "Forecasters have found a link between sudden warming in the stratosphere and unusual weather patterns" conceals their own (effectively admitted in the vid) failure to know which SSWs will cause cold blasts or when SSWs will come or where they come from shows 'the forecasters' could not have originally been the Met Office. The piece and (less so) Paul Hudson's earlier piece http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/paulhudso...ecasting.shtml in the matter was produced to make it look as if the MO might have a grip of the matters when they ONLY started talking about them after we at WeatherAction stated the cold blast to come (which they didnt expect anyway) would be 'SSW creatures'. Their opportunusm will however bite them back. Ask from where do SSWs come? The scientific cretinism that holds a change of atmosperic CO2 concentration from ~0.03% to ~0.031% (the 0.01% being Man's contribution) could cause Hurricane Sandy to take a left turn and head for New York and trigger all manner of other extremes in 2011 and 2012 (many of which were in fact predicted using solar activity) is delusional enough. The idea that SSWs at 10-50km above the Earth are also driven by CO2 (which they MUST be if CO2 is the father of all these extremes) is beneath cretinist. And what of the Earth-facing extreme events on the sun when major SSWs happen? Are they put there by Peter Gibbs driving his car past some tipping point? SSWs are driven by solar activity and we at WeatherAction are predicting the major ones, and their solar drivers, which cause NH winter important cold blasts; whereas standard Met has no such long range predictive skill on SSWs or anything. This shows two things: (i) The fundamental tenet of standard meteorology that weather primarily drives weather and all external influences are minimal - which means SSWs are driven from below - is past its sell-by date. (ii) They are nothing to do with CO2. WOULD THE BBC-METO CARE TO DISCUSS THESE MATTERS WITH US ON TV WHEN MUCH OF BRITAIN IS SUFFERING UNDER EXTREME COLD BLASTS AND HUGE SNOWDRIFTS? You really are certifiable but at least you make me laugh! Could your head be any further in the noose?! Lol! |
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