Noah’s Ark Weather, Or A Normal British Summer? Will The Met Office Make Its Mind Up Please?

Forecasters are predicting a summer of persistent rain and wet weather for Brits, as global warming continues to result in more erratic conditions.

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By Paul Homewood

Further to the latest Met Office scare story:

Forecasters are predicting a summer of persistent rain and wet weather for Brits, as global warming continues to result in more erratic conditions.

The Met Office has briefed the Government and transport chiefs to prepare for at least 50 days of rain in the next three months, leading to fears over further flooding in the UK and dashing any hopes of a warm British summer.

Last summer saw 40 days of rain, but the Met Office expects this summer to be even worse, jeopardising popular summer events such as Wimbledon, Trooping of the Colour, Royal Ascot and many festivals including Glastonbury.

https://www.lbc.co.uk/news/uk-set-for-50-days-of-rain-in-one-of-the-wettest-summers-in-over-a-hundred-years

It is worth consulting the latest Met Office long range forecast:

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/forecast/gcx4zrw25#?date=2024-05-30

In short, it will probably be a bit drier than normal down south, and a bit wetter up north.

It must now be abundantly clear that the climate change wing of the Met Office is totally out of control, feeling able to put out whatever climate propaganda they can get away with.

Meanwhile their weather forecasting colleagues must be ashamed of their politicised antics.

The British public deserve better.


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Don`t worry there is no significant man- made global warming. The global warming scare is not driven by science but driven by politics. Al Gore and the UN are dead wrong on climate fears. The IPCC process is a perversion of science.

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