Climate Realists🌞

The Fingerprint of the Sun can be seen all over the Earths climate with changing weather patterns, causing warming and cooling. My opinion.. is just that.

[Climate Realists🌞 @ClimateRealists]

Andrew Montford: How Corrupted Science Poisoned Society https://t.co/FpHqGLv6zv

[Ryan Maue @RyanWeather]

Concise map showing typical El Niño wet/dry preciptation patterns from @climatehazards

https://t.co/4uNaPOFzrs

[GB News @GBNEWS]

'Robinson brothers make products that touch almost every part of modern life.'

GB News’ Charlie Peters speaks exclusively with Adrian Hanrahan of Robinson Brothers, who has warned the chemical industry faces risks of major job losses due to soaring energy costs

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Even more..

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Latest NASA Water Vapour chart.. the January 2022 Hunga Tonga event, added far more WV then the two aforementioned El Niño events.

[Climate Realists🌞 @ClimateRealists]

In spite of the hysteria, these major El Niño events come along on a regular decadal pattern. In recent times, locating the biggest El Niño, It’s difficult to split the 1998 and 2016 events, these two were the largest in the past 50 years.

However as far as their global influence, I’d be hard pushed to compare each of them with the historic Hunga Tonga Underwater Volcanic Eruption of January 2022. And yet the push to call the forthcoming next El Niño as an end of world event, is relentless.

If we drill down as to what the big deal is, as far as I can see, it’s the amount of Water Vapour being added to the atmosphere/stratosphere, we also have the knowledge that historically certain areas will have major flooding and other areas will have drought, and that seems to be the issue.

Having gone through the Hunga Tonga episode we have learned how to adapted to higher than average Water Vapour with additional warming and the flooding, and survived.

It’s puzzling to me as to what this frenzy is all about other than an advancement of population control. What I do know, all we can do is to look and learn about the situation, when and if it happens, and maybe some time in the future we may be able to be less hysterical and have some advance hindsight for it, using a scientific understanding, as to what to expect.

[World Meteorological Organization @WMO]

An El Niño is emerging. What do you know about it?

El Niño is a powerful natural climate pattern that warms ocean waters in the central and eastern Equatorial Pacific. It typically occurs every 2-7 years, but no two El Niños are exactly alike.

More ➡️ https://t.co/htyps0XfsE

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More.. https://t.co/vXn1RpW2dZ

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El Niño events.. the two biggest spikes are the aforementioned 1998 and 2016 events..

[The American Storm @BigJoeBastardi]

More evidence of my latest blog
https://t.co/eCx5tUaLPl. My response to him:
Are you deceitful or delusional enough to suggest that fossil fuels control the El Niño events? You spout nothing but jibberish and ignore any driver, likely a cumulative build-up of heat due to geothermal, to support your anti-human, top-down control agenda

[GB News @GBNEWS]

'I personally would rather build three nuclear power stations in Scotland than give up my bacon butties'.

Former Political Secretary to Tony Blair, John McTernan responds to climate advisers' suggestion to the Government that Britain needs to start eating 25% less meat.

[The Global Warming Policy Foundation @GWPF_org]

‘@RupertDarwall warns that many of our gas-fired power stations are now nearing the end of their operating life.

“We have a big problem of replacing this generating capacity in very short order,” he said at the @Prosperity_Inst’s 2026 Free Market Roadshow.

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BBC presenter apologises for misquoting Nigel Farage https://t.co/yGzj9KQRz0

[GB News @GBNEWS]

Campaigns Director at Net Zero Watch Maurice Cousins launches a blistering attack against Ed Miliband and Net Zero over reports that the government are looking to ban meat sales.

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'Labour's not working': One in seven households in Britain is now jobless as percentage of workless households reaches highest level for two years - and it's not been higher since 2017 | Daily Mail Online https://t.co/l07NbehALA

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I know the real reason Henry Nowak was treated as a criminal as he lay dying, while the man who stabbed him was coddled. I've been saying the same thing for 20 years - this is what we must do: PETER HITCHENS | Daily Mail Online https://t.co/XA967pM6RF

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BBC forced into grovelling apology to Nigel Farage after Newsnight row in which Reform chief accused corporation of 'defamation' over Henry Nowak murder response | Daily Mail Online https://t.co/eOYEWpCU6w

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The night of December 3, 2025 was meant to be one of celebration for Henry Nowak as he marked the end of his first term at the University of Southampton with his football teammates. Yet tragically, the 18-year-old never made it home.. | Daily Mail Online https://t.co/aZDdprQzha

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‘Stupid policies that are interfering in people’s lives!’

Pig Farmer Anna Longthorp slams Ed Miliband amidst reports that meat consumption may be restricted in plans for net zero drive.

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More..

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I asked Google AI about the late UK heatwaves of May 1922 & 1944 and how their respective summers went.. and this was the result .. seems they were both heavily influenced by the location of the Jet Stream

Yes, the extreme May heatwaves of 1922 and 1944 both triggered incredibly volatile, sudden, and complete seasonal reversals. [1, 2]
Instead of acting as a springboard for hot, stable summers, both events acted as a meteorological peak. The atmosphere collapsed immediately afterward into highly unstable, unseasonably cold, and stormy conditions. [1, 2]

The direct comparison below illustrates how both years experienced dramatic atmospheric whiplash:

Comparing the 1922 and 1944 Summer Reversals

Metric / Event [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8]
The 1922 Whiplash
The 1944 Whiplash
May Heat Peak
32.8°C (91°F) on 22 May in London. Tied as the UK’s highest May temperature until recently.
32.8°C (91°F) on 29 May across Southeast England. Matched the 1922 extreme record exactly.

The Initial Breakdown

Intense lightning storms and destructive flash floods struck England on 1 June.

Violent thunderstorms and an 18-foot flash floodhit Yorkshire on 30–31 May.
June Outcome
Plunged into a prolonged cold spell; June became a notably cold month with anomalies up to -3°C below average.

Hit by historic extratropical cyclones and gale-force winds, famously delaying D-Day.

Mid-to-Late Summer

Diabolical, wet, and freezing. July and August were the coldest since 1695, rendering it the 12th coldest summer on record.

Exceedingly stormy and windy. The English Channel suffered the worst mid-June gale in 40 years, shattering Allied supply infrastructure.

Why Did This Volatility Happen?
In both 1922 and 1944, the extreme late-May heat was caused by a temporary, high-amplitude buckling of the jet stream. This intense configuration dragged hot air rapidly north from mainland Europe. [1]
Because it was so early in the season, the surrounding Atlantic Ocean was still very cold. Once those fragile high-pressure blocks collapsed, the temperature contrast between the baked landmass and the cold Atlantic triggered highly unstable, explosive low-pressure systems. This locked both summers into relentless, cold cyclonic patterns. [1, 2]

[Climate Realists🌞 @ClimateRealists]

The last spring record heatwaves of May 1922 and 1944 turned out to be the prelude of a dud summer.. the cause of this situation was the location of the Jet stream.. will summer of 2026 follow in the same way?.. as they say.. early doors.. meaning .. this could be just the start of another dud summer

[Met Office @metoffice]

What weather conditions should we expect during the next 10 days? 🌦️

It will remain changeable and cool until next week with rain and gusty winds at times. But later next week, it may turn warmer and drier.

Watch our latest 10-day trend with Alex ⤵️

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@ClimateAlarmism @DailyMail Latest El Niño chart.. the two Super El Niño’ can be seen during 1998 and 2016

[Climate Alarmism @ClimateAlarmism]

There have been two Super El Niño events in the past 30 years. But the next Super El Niño could add HUNDREDS to your grocery bill: As chance of climate event hits 80%, “experts” warn the price of tea, coffee could skyrocket in Britain https://t.co/9dcIroO32r via @DailyMail

[The American Storm @BigJoeBastardi]

I've said it before, and I will say it again. The problem with "climate scientists" is that they don't forecast the weather enough to be humiliated by busts, so when they make these statements, and no one holds them accountable, they get away with it. Guys like me are constantly digging into the past (I've been doing so since I was a kid; my dad taught me), so I see what they see; they only see what I see when they can use it to serve their agenda. Typical of this is when they claim like I was pointing out yesterday, that you can trust models because a so called predictability barrier on the el nino is past ( spring) without even noticing every single one of the IRI Concensus forecasts at the end of May have underforecasted the ONI, on an average of .4C and they don't even reference the GOLD STANDARD FOR METS, THE MEI or the longest running ENSO measuring tool, the SOI. So, as I asked, how does a 2.52 in meteo at PSU see it 4 months before the almighty model? . Someone at Accueather at a Christmas Party went up to my wife and said my problem was that I looked at the weather too much. I guess that's when it first hit me, my days there might be numbered. Now, if you are offended, it's because you understand that you don't look enough and you probably dont need to because you are much smarter than everyone else. Not everyone is that way, because I see some climate scientists who not only look at the weather, but are insightful and helpful. I don't care who feeds me, as long as the food is nutritious. I am actually a big fan of one here on X ( though I suspect he is no fan of mine. C'est la vie)