Comin' over 'ere, nickin' our weather!

[EternalOptimist]

That IPCC report contains a major shift in emphasis. There is less talk now of stopping CO2 and more talk of adapting to climate change.
About time
So whatever the cause is lets get ready for it. That makes a lot of sense to me

[Flashman]

It's in the Telegraph though.

I can click on a different story in the Telegraph. The only way to avoid this story on BBC tv news is to not watch the BBC.

The sooner the licence fee goes subscription the better.

[BlasterBates]

They've given up on CO2 causing global warming.



So now it doesn't cause warming, it causes rain in wet countries like Britain, snow in cold countries such as Canada and dry weather in dy countries such as Saudi Arabia.

[sasguru]

They've given up on CO2 causing global warming.

[IMG
So now it doesn't cause warming, it causes rain in wet countries like Britain, snow in cold countries such as Canada and dry weather in dy countries such as Saudi Arabia.

Oh feck off you ignorant, simplistic twat.

[BlasterBates]

Oh feck off you ignorant, simplistic twat.

You're right climate change is a problem so here's a link with some practical advice more in keeping with your intellectual capacity.


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencete...ms-expert.html


..and if you are still feeling a bit uptight may I suggest winding down with a "Black Cock"

[DodgyAgent]

You're right climate change is a problem so here's a link with some practical advice more in keeping with your intellectual capacity.


'Jeans and hoodies could help tackle climate change': Less energy is wasted if people wear casual clothing, claims expert | Mail Online


..and if you are still feeling a bit uptight may I suggest winding down with a "Black Cock"

[Troll]

No I didn't - since I'm talking about the rainfall in the last few months.

Dunno what all the fuss is about

According to the Met Office, UK has just had the second wettest year on record, just behind 2000. These claims, however, are based on records dating back to 1910. The Met Office also keep a rainfall series for England & Wales, which date back to 1766, and these cast a slightly different light on the matter

[Bacchus]

I really think you shouldn't post on anything to do with numbers, what?

That's the problem with t'internet, every cretin, however innumerate and ill-informed has an opinion.

BBC News - Met Office confirms the wettest winter on record for UK

well if you don't think that the article you link to suggests that this weather event concentrates on the South, you're even more of a prick than you come across as:-




Now, children, hands up who thought it was evenly distributed...

[Bacchus]

I feel sorry for anyone with a river at the bottom of their garden

Ooh, ooh, that's me... oh, no, hang on - my garden's at the bottom of a river, does that count?

[suityou01]

Ooh, ooh, that's me... oh, no, hang on - my garden's at the bottom of a river, does that count?

I think it rather does. If counting means stupidest place to build a house