Tornado spike in 2011 attributed to climate change. So what to make of this year’s tornado drought? | SciGuy | a Chron.com blog
In a NOAA blog post tornado expert Harold Brooks notes that during the 12-month period from May 2012-April 2013 there were just 197 tornadoes rated EF1 or stronger. This is, Brooks says, apparently a record low for U.S. tornadoes in a 12-month period.Twitter / Revkin: Note to those saying "It's ...
Note to those saying "It's irresponsible not to mention climate change" in '11; same for ongoing tornado drought now? http://www.norman.noaa.gov/2013/05/low-tornado-numbers-and-low-tornado-deaths-may-2012-april-2013/?utm_source=Email+Created+2013%2F05%2F03%2C+9%3A12+AM&utm_campaign=5.3.13+Low+tornado+count&utm_medium=email …Twitter / ClimateDepot: Saudi America: ‘The US for ...
Twitter / RichardTol: I submitted results twice. ...Saudi America: ‘The US for the third month is the world’s largest oil producer’ http://bit.ly/YsB0Ug
[regarding the John Cook "survey"] I submitted results twice. The papers were all about "if warming, then..." rather "warming because ..." or "warming or not".This strikes at the heart of the whole global warming "consensus" argument. A very large percentage of "consensus" scientists haven't actually done any independent work to prove that CO2 causes bad weather; they're just trusting others to do their thinking for them.
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