By Paul Homewood
h/t Paul Kolk
More BS from the lying BBC:
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Climate change is a major reason the UK suffered such a waterlogged winter, scientists have confirmed.
It was the country’s second wettest October to March period on record and a disaster for farmers, who faced flooded fields during a key planting period.
Global warming due to humans burning fossil fuels made this level of rainfall at least four times more likely, according to the World Weather Attribution group.
One farmer in Lincolnshire told the BBC that a third of his farm could not be planted in time this year.
Colin Chappell, a fourth generation farmer on the banks of the River Ancholme in Lincolnshire, who produces food including peas, oil and wheat, says he will only produce half what he would usually expect.
“There are some farms in the valley that will not see a harvest at all this year. That hasn’t happened here since 1948,” he says.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cp992nxxe7do
Picking October to March is simply cherry picking.
As for a waterlogged winter, 2023/24 was not as wet as some other winters, including 1877 and 1915. Was climate change responsible for those winters?
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It’s the same story in autumn, with last year’s being far from unprecedented.
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The only reason for the wet weather we have had in recent months is the jet stream which has brought a lot more depressions our way than we usually see. It has done the same in the past, and will do so again in the future.
It has nothing to do with climate change.
FOOTNOTE
The BBC’s propaganda comes from the World Weather Attribution group, whose work has been rubbished in the past:
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Or as Steve Koonin puts it:
