Weather versus Climate

There were 

very few genuine 

climate scientists 

around the world 

30 years ago. 

These are people 

who have 

atmospheric science 

as a degree, or a PhD. 

There are thousands 

of self-proclaimed 

“Climate Experts” 

who transitioned 

from their field 

into climate science.

The academic world 

realized a great way

to get funding 

is to include 

man made 
global warming 

in their research.

Meteorologists 
are trained 

in weather 
observation, 

forecasting, 
modeling 

and past climates. 

Meteorologists

have not seen 

an increase in 

weather extremes.

The vast proportion 

of the earth 

is covered by oceans, 

and we have not had 

proper temperature 
sampling of oceans 
until 2003, 

with the 
Argo program. 

Any assumptions 

on global temperatures 

prior to 2003 

should have 

huge error bars 

attached, because 

we did not know 

what the sea 

temperatures were. 

The Medieval 

Warm Period (MWP) 

was warmer 
than today.

However, 

one questionable 

tree ring study 

adopted by the IPCC, 

erased the MWP 

from history, despite 

much observational 

and written evidence 

to the contrary -- 

there are records 

of this MWP warmth 

around the globe.

In the late 1800s 

and early 1900s, 

droughts and 
heat waves

were more extreme 

than in recent times.

Modern automatic

weather stations 

have rapid 
response times,

so very short term 

temperature fluctuations,

missed by older equipment, 

are being recorded as new 

record temperatures! 

Many of these 
automatic stations 

have less than 

25 years of data, 

yet are touted 

by the media 

as "record breaking", 

and proof of man made 

global warming (AGW). 

The majority of 
climate scientists 

have no idea about, 
or interest in, 

weather, 
and how it relates
to climate. 

Events like 
Super Storm Sandy 

and Hurricane Harvey 

seem like 
major divergences 

from normal climate ... 

but both locations 

have had similar events 

in the past.

There is no 
conclusive 
evidence

of any 
weather event 
or extreme 

that can be 
directly connected 

to a warmer world 
and CO2.

Cold kills more life 

on this planet 

than heat, 

from 
increased droughts, 

(from lower water vapor), 

colder temperatures, 

or stronger 
mid-latitude storms 

(from a larger temperature gradient 

between the poles and the tropics). 

Animal and plant life adapts 

to their desired temperature range 

by north or south migration, 

for every climate shift 

the earth throws at them. 

Corals will 

also migrate 

and adapt 

to their desired 

sea temperatures.