jonboy

Isn't it time that we started to plan for the warmer world and the consequences be it more rainfall or more extremes. The world will not reduce its C02 levels to pre industrial levels. Population levels will peak in the next 20 years and then decline a very fact of an affluent world and equality between men and women. Plan for the future manage the resources available to you and don't pollute whether that is particulates, soot etc and plant more green

My prediction is my prediction I don't go round saying yours are godswallop so don't do it to mine. I don't remind everyone that the predictions of 10 years ago of no artic ice or catastrophic failure of Antarctic ice have failed to materialise. So I stand by my prediction and equally why

My prediction is simple. Any noticeable warming will not occur until after 2050 if anything we are likely to see a slight cooling with at least one if not two significant winters before then. Once the solar cycles return to the level of cycles 20/21/and 22 then the warming will kick in Snow is not something that will have disappeared by 2050 and unlikely to disappear from the uk ever

Can I ask what the pattern looks like for Tokyo over the next three weeks or so. I'm not very good at interpretation of the charts

Actually I think this might be good news for the upcoming winter. I believe that the most brutal winters have come on the uptick of activity after minimum and I think even though activity isn't great it has ramped up against forecast which I assume is based on historic data which shows a slower increase in activity. I am a believer that this increase in activity is one of the drivers for the extreme weather events we are seeing around the world be it snow in brazil, extreme rainfall events around the world, heat in Greece/Turkey and on the west coast of the states

There has been a lot of days where the count was 11 or 12 which is the lowest we go. it could easily have been 60 or 70 spotless days

Well it does have that ******** feel about it today!!!!

15.8 with 61mm of rain

Looks like June might live upto the legend of FLAMING

I am going for 14.8 and hopefully reasonably dry at 56mm

only if you follow goverment guidance and preferably wear a mask when you do!!!!

Talk that hurricance force winds have hit the greek island of Petra earlier today!!

Sorry not getting how you link the 2 events!

When did 24c become a scorcher?

By 84 the Thatcher era had taken hold. The 'loads of money' look at me selfish attidute had taken hold and unfortunately society has never been the same since and the same applies to the music.

Beautiful part of Moors. Loved walking in those parts many many years ago.

10.9 and 65mm please

My bet is a chinese lantern

7.9 and 59mm please

6.3 and 63mm please

I don't think its just the analogy around solar minimum as not all minimums are the same. It is the depth of cycle preceding and the depth/length of minimum that is important.

looks like 4 or 5 inches so far in New York City //www.earthcam.com/usa/newyork/timessquare

A Late 2.1 and 62mm

The volume of water remains the same especially in the Calder valley. The work at Mytholmroyd was to allow that volume to move more efficiently and thus reduce the issues there at upstream at Hebden. This will be helped once the storage schemes above Hebden get built. The Flood Risk Assessments take account of the effect downstream

1.1 and 61mm for me please