The following
Met Office report concludes that the current stormy weather in the UK and Northern Europe is the result of.......
Over the past few weeks the jet stream has occasionally been particularly strong and some of the low pressure systems have interacted with that as they have tracked over the Atlantic, boosting their strength.....in other words, the effect is the cause. It is a public scandal that the Met Office dismiss the interaction from the predictable long range Solar Wind influences, as per the services of WeatherAction and Piers Corbyn to justify their position.
For those of you who follow the WeatherAction reports you must have asked yourself this question:
"Why do the Met Office ignore the predictable changes from the Sun on the Earth when they could improve their forecast and information service".
The reason why the Met office use the effect rather then the cause on climate is that it fits in with their position on increases of "man made Co2" and climate change. There is scientific evidence that shows an increase in Co2 is the result of a warmer world and not the other way around. If the Met Office used cause and effect the right way around regarding the weather and "man made Co2, the entire industry supporting this hoax would collapse!...GR
So far this winter the UK has seen some very strong winds associated with a series of Atlantic storms. This has included some near-record strength gusts of wind in places, with Scotland particularly badly affected.
On 8 December a gust of 165mph was recorded at Cairngorm Summit (1245m above sea level) during the first of the winter storms – that gust was just 8mph off the strongest ever recorded in the UK (set at the same spot in 1986). Even at low level there were strong winds, with 105mph at Tulloch Bridge in Highland.
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