On 08 Feb 2014, Les Parsons wrote:
Hi Piers
As Dermot from Tasmania said it would be great to have a Australia New Zealand weather action forecast. I know farmers here would subscribe by the hundreds if you could help. Currently New South Wales and Queensland are in a terrible drought. The drought is effecting farmers around here I live with cattle being shot because no feed and no water.Some farmers are shooting their cattle and then themselves.I subscribe as a believer in you.
On 05 Jan 2014, Paddy (Aberdeen south, 130m elevation, sub)) wrote:
Frosty morning, temp -1˚C at 7.30, not a breath of wind under clear sky and sunshine until about 10.30 then cloud moving in gradually from the W, cold SW wind picking up, slight rain starting around 4pm. This got more intensive and by 7pm it was lashing and went on into the night, temp stayed at 5˚C most of the day, then rose to 6˚ by 10pm.
On 05 Jan 2014, Steve D (Sub) Waltham Abbey wrote:
http://news.sky.com/story/1190455/polar-vortex-to-plunge-us-temperatures-to-60c
On 05 Jan 2014, Mike wrote:
45 Day Subscriber.
Hi Piers. As you have posted, that NOT ALL will see snow.
As a subscriber, will we have a update of the month, be put in our subscriber box. I hope so, as this is what we pay for.
Keep up the good work.
Regards Mike
On 05 Jan 2014, Not supplied wrote:
Asim depending where cold comes from affects who gets snow. In
2012 the S/SE saw snow & freezing conditions whilst the rest not so. S does best from continental sourced air (often from Siberia) rather than more Northerly (Arctic).. Much depends on the source of the cold winds - even a NW can bring snow if the polar air is cold enough or if the precipitation is strong enough. But as to what is coming you have to SUBSCRIBE +++ Quite a few model members going for a pattern change around a week's time. Cold is in the mix and almost all models are going for a drop in temps (n.b. to avg/below av) only a small percentage go for something of note but the signal is growing slowly. The strat warmings are moderate but could well throw something in the mix as the core of the polar vortex gets put under pressure and not only moves but is stretched (think of a bath water going down plughole is a vortex-subject to waves when you jump in the water=change of shape+location)
On 05 Jan 2014, Asim wrote:
Hi piers if not all seeing snow does that mean south east? Like London area? I bet it does..
On 05 Jan 2014, Dermot (occ subscriber), Hobart Tasmania wrote:
5 days of strong winds with gusts of 100-165kmh at the 1300m peak behind Hobart. Still blowing strong with gusts of 60-90kmh. http://www.bom.gov.au/climate/dwo/IDCJDW7037.latest.shtml
Loved the MetO explanation in today's Sunday Times - the Ebdon effect! That's what's causing this. Nothing else. Nope, must be the Ebdon effect or something other than that funny glowy thing in the sky spitting out heaps of radiation at us. Hmmm. What about asking what caused all of this rather than looking at the symptoms?
Any chance of an AusNZ subscription service? Would be interesting way to disarm the Green's who have put this country in an economic mess. Reckon you would get some good media coverage. The new government are in your wavelength Piers. Would be a big breakthrough.
On 05 Jan 2014, Piers_Corbyn (twitter) WA Forecaster wrote:
THANKS ALL FOR GREAT COMMS and yes IMPROVED TYPING and READABILITY === CHRIS H, MARK MANCHESTER, Yes this seriously EXTREME weather is all part of Mini Ice Age Circulation with the added extra of our 'Swarm' of Top Red Weather periods etc. On the supercold Br+Ir or not, note: 1. We have got the StratoWarming we predicted which leads to MORE waves in Jet stream and MORE SNOW for some (but NOT ALL). 2 There is more information to all those who SUBSCRIBE and make what you see before you possible. Thank you and == WELCOME NEW RE-TWEETERS AND NEW TWITTER FOLLWERS who are becoming increasingly ILLUSTRIOUS I note!! === These are the most interesting weather times for at least 60 years and likely since the last MIA ~200 years ago.
On 05 Jan 2014, Russ 45day Derbyshire subs wrote:
Paddy... re: green ferns. I forgot to mention that we saw green healthy ferns under tree cover, mostly dense, mature silver birch, on new years day. Saw a news article yesterday about daffodils flowering in Scotland, so keep a look out......... Our doggy pooped with bum pointing due east tonight with a relatively calm solar wind...but we'll keep monitoring him.
On 05 Jan 2014, Mark Manchester wrote:
The temps hitting the USA within the polar vortex are incredible and scarey, people are talking about this pattern heading towards our shores . If this is true I do hope that like the USA we get a warning as these are life threatening temps to all not just random weather squalls. I hope people's health is not used to push causes or hide poor procedure
On 05 Jan 2014, Gerry N Downs 600ft 45d wrote:
Another day of grey skies and rain on the Downs. The strong wind was absent this time. The wet weather has left a legacy as the railway embankment has collapsed at Ockley on the line between Dorking and Horsham. The line is unlikely to reopen before February as an access road has to be built to get construction equipment in to drill pilings to rebuild 40 yards of banking.
On 04 Jan 2014, Paddy (Aberdeen south, 130m elevation, sub)) wrote:
Fairly clear start, stars between the clouds, 4˚C all day, reasonably sunny in the morning, clouding over later with a bit of rain by 5.30pm, it felt like a late February day. Walked in a forest and noticed how many ferns were still green, unusual for this time of year. A great number of trees down here and there, 18” thick and just snapped off or keeled over roots and all. No snow in sight so far.
On 04 Jan 2014, Chris H (45day subscriber) wrote:
Hi Piers and all-
I don't know if you've seen this this....http://magicseaweed.com/news/Atlantic-Code-Red-Incoming/5954/
Looks like confirmation of the January prediction to me.
Also looks seriously scary, unless you are a lunatic surfer!
On 04 Jan 2014, Bill smithNEWales 45d sub wrote:
Ok, so ,tonights channel 4 news has Michael Fish "expert" talikng about the storms here and the linkto storms and the snow in USA . Don't laugh, global warming and the cold in Canada are cited as contributing factors!!!. We all know about 1987 and Michael Fish ,so why not get a real expert,or is this still panto season? . weather here in the last week has been wet and windy ,noticibly very heavy on Hogmanay and 2nd Jan. Again on the3rd particularly windy and viciously so for 5 hours last night. Noticably and progressively colder in the last 4 days
On 04 Jan 2014, Steve D (Sub) Waltham Abbey wrote:
A day of strong winds, localised flooding, swollen rivers and heavy showers in this corner of Essex. Can see sleet turning to snow over Northern Ireland as I speak. Sleet already over Scotland and Welsh borders. Should be an interesting night.
Meanwhile the models have a possible linkage between two High Pressure cells on the other side of the Atlantic which could open the doors to Northerlies...
On 04 Jan 2014, Les Biehn wrote:
After all this bad weather, I wondered if Saskia could give us an update on her local dykes ?
On 04 Jan 2014, Maria 45day sub somerset wrote:
I am hating this weather, relentless rain and wind. Flooding all over the place here and today I have a headache, which I never normally get. The solar effects are really getting to me. Thank goodness for my very well filled store cupboard so I don`t have to go anywhere. Now the sun has peeped out from a grey cloud and by golly it is so bright. The weather is oppressive and will lead to health effects I am sure
On 04 Jan 2014, Nino VAN EECKHOUT wrote:
Subscriber. Belgium was quite hit Friday afternoon by a heavy storm passing the country. Severe winds with thunder, lightening and hail passed our country with substantial damage inplaces. The soccer stadion from KV MECHELEN for instance was severly damaged. Although the national Belgian MET Office didn't warn us for this, WEATHERACTION did warn for very heavy weather on Friday and Saturday. Well done Piers. First goal achieved in my action to persuade more people to check your forcasts. Use this link for pictures http://www.nieuwsblad.be/article/detail.aspx?articleid=blpva_20140103_004&pid=3014967
On 04 Jan 2014, Russ NE Derbyshire subscriber wrote:
Apologies for the foreshortened article. Here's a better article. >>> http://www.livescience.com/42317-dogs-poop-along-north-south-magnetic-lines.html <<<
On 04 Jan 2014, R wrote:
With the emphasis being on 'except if there's a magnetic storm'! >>> http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/science/article3964190.ece <<< So this is how dogs can find their way home when their owners move house hundreds of miles away.....!!
On 04 Jan 2014, Paul, Bedfordshire (Subscriber) wrote:
It wasn't piers best ever forecast. He basically had the wind direction wrong but he was right about a bad new years storm. Mail leading with worst storm in 20 years. Meanwhile the icebreaker trying to rescue the ship of fools is stuck, the slums of India are freezing at -12C and the US is hit by a polar vortex. Meanwhile Port Elizabeth in south Africa had rain on Christmas day and temperatures barely made 70F at what should be the height of summer and have only exceeded 80 on a couple of days since. Lot of global warming glass and dust around at the moment lol!
On 04 Jan 2014, danny wrote:
Happy new year to all at WeatherAction,
The bbc met office, are using words like
POSSIBLE, POSSIBILITY, LIKELEY, A BIT HIT AND MISS.. OH YEAH LETS NOT FORGET EXPECTED, and MAY BE ,,IN MOST OF THEIR FORECASTS..
I WONDER (WHY) ???
Please watch one of their (WRONGCASTS)
and watch how tip toey they are on what they say, and the words they use..
On 04 Jan 2014, Lorraine Lister wrote:
More on the wild weather that we had yesterday in my region of NZ http://www.stuff.co.nz/nelson-mail/news/9576465/Sea-surges-with-rain-high-tide
On 03 Jan 2014, Lorraine Lister wrote:
More warmist lies, this time from Australian "scientists" http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/environment/climatechange/10546128/Worlds-climate-warming-faster-than-feared-scientists-say.html
On 03 Jan 2014, Paddy (Aberdeen south, 130m elevation, sub)) wrote:
Clear and starry at 6am, occasionally substantial showers after that, overnight temp 5˚C, gale force wind started up shortly after 8am and kept going all day, though today again, it was the W & SW that got it hardest, lots of ferry cancellations and flood warnings on the radio this morning. But the showers became lighter as the morning went on, it was possible to work outside, even though the MO had originally predicted very heavy rain most of the day, max temp 5˚C. - I don't have time to follow the weather UK-wide but it is clear that Piers nailed today's storm again, it was actually still within the R5+ & not after it as I mistakenly thought yesterday. - Anyone been lucky enough to spot auroras?
On 03 Jan 2014, Dermot (occ subscriber) Tasmania wrote:
Piers - very windy here. Gusts to 165kmh this week. Need your media input in Australia. Look at this from today's Sydney Morning Herald:
David Jones, head of climate analysis at the Bureau of Meteorology, said 2013 record temperatures are a clear signal of climate change.
''If you took away the global warming trend, we probably could not have seen a year this high,'' Jones said late last month.
Karoly agrees. None of the simulations of nine major models generating 13,000 years of natural variability produced the record temperatures without an increase in greenhouse gases.
''In simulations for the period of 2006 to 2020 with natural variability and human influences, including increases in greenhouse gases, such records occur approximately once in every 10 years,'' Karoly said. ''Hence, this record could not occur due to natural variability alone and is only possible due to the combination of greenhouse climate change and natural variability on Australian average temperatures
On 03 Jan 2014, shaun faulkner wrote:
Had to go back to net weather just to point out to those enquiring about your success. After suggesting using this recent storm prediction as a test of your performance... that despite all the naysayers. You were right again while MO didn have this storm yesterday morning. Which net weather users were delighted to point out their models had no evidence of such a storm and considering how soon it was supposed to be they wrote ur predictions off as dramatic headlines. Even regular posters here saying ah well piers cant get it right all the time. Seems to me this storm today is in ur give or take 2 day time frame of new year. Serious lightning and hail here in south wales today. More heavy rain too with some powerful gusts of wind. Awesome Piers
On 03 Jan 2014, Gerry N Downs 600ft 45d wrote:
There were frequent heavy showers overnight but by the time I left for the station it was blue sky but a biting wind. Blue sky over London until lunchtime with the wind picking up to blow strongly enough to howl at the windows. Not gusts but long spells of wind. Then the rain poured down before then turning to hail. Passed fairly quick and was the start of numerous blustery showers all over London. Very much colder than yesterday. I note that the solar wind speed is still up so more of the same to come until it subsides to its resting speed.
On 03 Jan 2014, Paul, Bedfordshire (Subscriber) wrote:
The surface pressure charts are showing something exceptionally nasty arriving on Sunday night.
On 03 Jan 2014, Rhys Jaggar wrote:
You've doubtless seen the collapsed wall at Barmouth, NW Wales on Sky News, Piers??
Wall collapsed for hundreds of metres as storm surge tide swept over the defences. No houses damaged yet but the flood waters are not far from them. The reporter suggested that another similar storm surge at next high tide might have implications for householders……..
On 03 Jan 2014, Rob Horler wrote:
On a humorous note have a look at this on Watts up with that, great cartoon caption from Josh mocking"the ship of fools"
http://wattsupwiththat.com/2014/01/03/friday-funny-the-guardian-and-josh-together-at-last/#more-100421
On a more serious not do not forget to email your Mps and ask why on earth the taxpayer funded BBC felt it needed to be represented on the ship of fools. Remember to copy in a friendly journalist to ensure a reply.
On 03 Jan 2014, Carl 30d Subscriber wrote:
Just read with great alarm that John Hirst the met office guru (or fraudster) and another climate scientist will recieve MBEs in the new years honours list.WHAT AN ABSOLUTE DISGRACE!!.Now it seems you can lie cheat the public and at the end of it get an MBE.I might get one myself if i mug a granny.It now seems the new years honours list has been corrupted.GET OUT CAMERON and put a more honest politician like Nigel Farage in No 10.PS take away their MBEs and give it to Piers Corbyn instead and those who give honest forecasts
On 03 Jan 2014, andy1 wrote:
heavy hailstorm in Hemel Hempstead mid Friday afternoon
On 03 Jan 2014, Richard, Jersey CI, Sub wrote:
Hi Piers just adding to reports of sudden thunder and hailstorm here in the channel islands, occurred around 3.20pm. Large hailstones for here !
On 03 Jan 2014, Tony Tony wrote:
As a snow lover wish we would have swapped scenarios with usa as a winter sub I await the rest of winter
On 03 Jan 2014, Jim M wrote:
Hi Piers,
Just my own observations but it looks like a similar January to last year in terms of timings i.e. Jan 2013 had an R5+ sometime during 17th – 20th preceded by an SSW. This gave us lots of snow in South-East (I remember making a snow man). Not sure if the coming R5+ around mid-month this Jan will be as snowy as last years, as the SSW doesn’t seem as drastic. Any thoughts?
On 03 Jan 2014, Bob Weber, N Mich USA sub wrote:
Dittos on UV x-ray blast observations. Informal blog discussions with solar scientist Dr. Leif Svalgaard reveal mainstream doubts (or won't admit?) x-ray blasts contribute significantly to TSI measurements. My investigations thus far cast serious doubts on TSI capacity to capture all solar activity in solar "constant" data sets. If people across the world observe a short-term UV warmth blast, get a mild tan from it, but scientists say it isn't measureable - I have a problem with that. Short of attributing motive, this needs further examination. Active region 1944 may very likely give us another opportunity to register more UV blasts on Earth from x-ray flares, so if people could pay attention for the next 10 days and see if it happens again, we could contribute to a deeper understanding of transient solar activity. Recent USA weather maps and conditions - extreme cold/snow - were precisely foretold by Piers, which ought to be pretty mind-blowing to the uninformed, you'd think.
On 03 Jan 2014, Sue ROI subscriber wrote:
Well I think iii cancel my pitch & putt for the next few weeks so ; )
On 03 Jan 2014, Paul, Bedfordshire (Subscriber) wrote:
The GOES spike between noon and 3PM on 2nd January coincides well with our walk on Dunstable downs yesterday afternoonn. I wasn't burnt, I would say it was a mild skiing type orangy tan on the face, possibly aided by wind. Never had any sort of suntan in early January before in the UK!
On 03 Jan 2014, Paul, Bedfordshire (Subscriber) wrote:
Cloudless glorious sunshine again this morning here in Bedfordshire, alas not for long. Very dark clouds at 11 then a flash of lightning and thunderhail followed by deluge.
On 03 Jan 2014, John Meakin wrote:
Winter subscriber.
Well, surprise, surprise. This morning here in Somerset (Ilminster) we had a short sharp and very intense hailstorm with overhead thunder and lightning. I videoed it on my iPad: it gets stronger and stronger pinging all over the place. Power outage as well which killed the Internet for a while. I think we know where all that energy came from! Here is the link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1TNVaeUZCk&sns=em
I have been watching Piers at work all throughout this winter. This hit was a little slow in coming, but here it is broadly as he predicted. Congratulations on your prescience. I sing your praises on Facebook. I also emailed the Environment Agency and asked them to pay more attention to your forecasts. We will see if it makes any difference.
Regards
John Meakin
On 03 Jan 2014, Paul wrote:
At around 1335 today I heard thunder and saw a flash. At approx 1340 there was a hail storm with hailstones over 3/4 cm in diameter. It lasted for a few minutes. It was the most heavy intense hailstorm for years I can remember. Lowestoft doesn't usually get very severe weather like this so quite unusual for this area.
On 03 Jan 2014, Steve,Dorset,UK (Sub) wrote:
Blimey spoke to soon the clear sky went away replaced by vicious black clouds and squally rain then a bolt of lightning which put the power off, had to reset the trip an hey the sun is out now, blimey it is a stormy day.
I wonder is this the sort of weather piers was talking about you could call it cobra weather but maybe we should rename it Corbyn weather. 12:53...... 3/1/14
On 03 Jan 2014, Steve Devine (Sub) Waltham Abbey wrote:
Keeping a close eye on the winter storm exiting NY Friday night and crossing the Atlantic to reach our shores on Sunday night. At one point the storm has an intensity of 930mb at it's core out in the Atlantic. The model output (6z) has the storm losing power and stalling between Scotland and Iceland, but we know otherwise don't we people...!
On 03 Jan 2014, Piers_Corbyn (twitter) WA Forecaster wrote:
GREAT COMMENTS ALL, Thank you. THE IMMINENT STORM IN THIS R5+ STORM TRAIN -Yes SUE - SERIOUS (and some snow too!) - see Comm now in main blog above. There is also another next week but I think we have to be careful to check which one people refer to. CAN WE GET ANY PICS of the foreboding weather in Cambridge which maybe sounds like the Snowmageddon clouds in Chicago on 2nd? - see twitter feed. === BRIGHT SUN & R5 / R4s. See if your extra warmth feelings coincide with the X ray etc blasts on the GOES display above. The UV will go along with X rays largely and note the 'Like ski-ing sunburn' comm is about UV sunburn. Thanks Piers
On 03 Jan 2014, Rhys Jaggar annual subscriber wrote:
Piers
Thunder-rain as I type this at 12.30 on 3rd January in NW London - a clap of thunder which just lasted 15 seconds and was accompanied by a torrential downpour.
Only lasted a minute or two but was very impressive!
On 03 Jan 2014, Sue, Subscriber, Cambridge UK wrote:
Some stats to back up my observations: In the half hour between 11.30 and 12.00, 2.6mm rain, max windspeed 50 knots, av. windspeed 16.6 knots and most intriguingly, a temperature plunge from 9.2 degrees to 5.2 degrees. Thanks to Cambridge university for the figures.
On 03 Jan 2014, Steve,Dorset,UK wrote:
Wet and woolly this morning with a stiff wind a blowing, rain in the form of showers, the end of the front is just going over after a good blow and storm with a line of blue sky just like someone had drawn a line in the sky between the two sorts of weather, P.S. I see that the chines ice breaker has got trapped in the warmist ice, no don,t laugh they said it was getting much warmer, especially according to the BBC propergander this morning on the radio.
Midday here.3/1/14
On 03 Jan 2014, Sue, Subscriber, Cambridge UK wrote:
We've got thunder here in Cambridge now too. Fascinating.
On 03 Jan 2014, Sue, Subscriber, Cambridge wrote:
Wuthering Heights conditions in Cambridge UK. Howling gale, black sky and sleet in large quantities. Don't know about Armageddon but this is looking quite appocalypatic in the short term.
On 03 Jan 2014, Wendy wrote:
45 day sub.HighPeak ,Derbyshire.
Other people have remarked upon the brightness of the sun. This morning it is amazing,I don't recall seeing it so bright before.Not much weather here yet,just the odd shower,quite mild.
On 03 Jan 2014, Sue (subscriber) wrote:
Anthony sagliani believes The winter storm Hercules battering Northeast United States will eventually bomb into a ~930mb monster storm west of Ireland/UK this Weekend http://t.co/9kRo6INEP6
Ryan Maue saying the same: @RyanMaue: East coast low moves into North Atlantic during weekend -- bombs out to 933 mb (or lower) w/hurricane force winds http://t.co/BKObVVqdQW
What's your thoughts Piers?
On 03 Jan 2014, Lorraine Lister wrote:
Its been a wild day across NZ http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/9573316/Extreme-weather-sweeps-globe Note they mention that the world is experiencing extreme weather right now. On tonight's TV news we were told that Australia had its hottest year ever in 2013 - pity they don't qualify statements like that with the words "since records began". But the breaking news item on our news was that the warmists on board the icebreaker in the Antarctic had been airlifted off (yes that was the breaking news item!). To cap it all off, we had a new Greenpeace TV commercial urging us to save the Arctic which depicted a polar bear foraging for food in a city. Maybe you've already seen that one in the UK?
On 02 Jan 2014, Dave wrote:
Could this winter possibly turn out to be a 1947 scenario? ie, late but harsh I wonder, with everything pointing to cold and blocking mid to late Jan, we will have to see I suppose, I just hope if it does it doesnt bring this country to its knees like it does when you get more than 2" of snow.
On 02 Jan 2014, Maria 45day sub somerset wrote:
snowpocalypse. Bang on target yet again. Wd Piers
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2532566/Freezing-cold-blizzards-grip-Northeast-Canada-records-temperatures-cold-Mars.html
Cobra has been meeting today, yet meto forecasts are still insipid. How many more lives have to be lost and properties damaged before the uk wakes up to the lia warnings. Frustrating beyond belief
On 02 Jan 2014, Gerry N Downs 600ft 45d wrote:
Well the sun shown over London today until some cloud appeared late afternoon. And with the sun, we boiled in our office again. Mid-winter and we have the cooling fans going. Is the sun having a greater effect as per earlier comments as I don't recall it being as hot in the office last year. The rain kept coming until gone 1am and the Mole Valley south of the Downs had more flooding although less than before Christmas. One comment I forgot to mention re Christmas Eve flooding were two people saying that they were surprised that there wasn't more warning then. And the Met O receives £240m to do what exactly? The BBC prat rescued in Antarctica commented that he hadn't expected so much ice. Obviously spent too much time listening to his own employer's BS no doubt.
On 02 Jan 2014, Paddy (Aberdeen south, 130m elevation, sub)) wrote:
Overnight temp 4˚C, and after an overcast start the day brightened up as it went along, lovely cirrus clouds overhead & occasionally bright sunshine (can't say whether it was any brighter than usual, there were too many clouds), temp rising to 6˚, moderate SW breeze, it was a great day to be out. By mid-afternoon, cloud cover increased from the west, so any chance of seeing the possible aurora was gone, ditto for tomorrow by the looks of it. Temp back down to 4˚ by 9pm. The Atlantic low now approaching Ireland looks like it could be the sting in the tail of the R5+ which finishes today, or tomorrow, given the +/- 1 day rule.
On 02 Jan 2014, justin wrote:
hey Piers - why are we getting speeded up jet stream and why are we getting so much blinking wet weather?
On 02 Jan 2014, Bob Weber, N Mich USA sub wrote:
private for Piers:
Please upload all Dec 2013 forecasts for the public to review ASAP.
thank you for you everything you do
On 02 Jan 2014, Wayne Kerr wrote:
Dear Sir,
I believe in AGW and will continue do so for as long as the voices in my head tell me to!
On 02 Jan 2014, Paul, Bedfordshire wrote:
I had the horrible foreboding feeling again mid morning, at much the same time as the sun became incredibly intense and light flooded in. Now I see there are 11 severe flood alerts. Seems the foreboding was indeed a protective instinct.A walk on the downs in the intense Sun resulted in my face having a slight orangey tan like you get after Skiiing. Is it me or is the light from the Sun today more like the southern hemisphere in Summer than UK in winter. It was exceptional.
On 02 Jan 2014, Bob Weber, N Mich USA sub wrote:
Well said Piers. NO QUARTER. I've said to my lady all of 2013 that when the warmists fully understand the implications of electric and magnetic weather effects like WeatherAction does (Piers & Co & customers) the warmists are going to crawl in bed and cry to their mamas for sympathy for their blatantly obvious stupidity. BTW "No Quarter" is part of the message of my new "The Electric Weather Channel" YT video out soon - are we not on the same page? It's time for the world to turn the page and terminate CAGW forever as it is an invalid premise without predictive power. When the dust clears, the warmists will have a lot of long-delayed soul searching ahead of them. For 10 years I have worked towards a thorough understanding of electric weather, thinking I was the only one in the world who knew about this, until I found WeatherAction. A realization came upon me in early December 2013 that I did not discover electric & magnetic weather effects caused by solar action, Piers Corbyn did.
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