Seasons Change

Somebody missed the memo from the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Special Report on Extremes.

The report was released on March 28 and states, “There is medium evidence and high agreement that long-term trends in normalized [property] losses have not been attributed to natural or anthropogenic climate change.” 

That's not news to CNN's Alexandra Steele who shared this about the recent tornadoes in Texas --

That’s kind of the climate change we are seeing. Extremes are ruling the roost and what we are seeing, more become the norm.

The mind like a steel trap, nothing in/nothing out, continued -- this global warming is really kind of a misnomer. Global climate change—so the colds are colder and warms are warmer, and the severes more severe.

One can see how that kind of thinking fits right in at CNN and the scientific community is united in that fact.

Why the Weather Channel canned Alexandra Steele, if that's your real name, in the first place is beyond me as that fits their Modus Operandi.

A Change Of Seasons

Ragister reporter Joel Aschbrenner makes an Ash of President Obama, The Pickle and all believers of the Greenhouse Effect, err Global Warming, err Climate Change .

And the scientific community is united in that fact.

After year of dramatic weather shifts, what's next?

Pinning down a specific cause for the dramatic shift in the weather is difficult.

“There’s not a real smoking gun,” said Jim Lee, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service’s Johnston office.

According to State climatologist Harry Hillaker, June wrapped up as one of the more “normal” months we’ve had in some time...as the past month saw both temperatures and precipitation that were nearly dead on.

As for the answer to Aschbrenner's question, Hillaker says Iowa could be in for near-normal temperatures and precipitation during July.