The UK’s Weather in 2023 – A report by Paul Homewood
PAUL Homewood, who is well-known to TCW readers, has produced his annual report on the main characteristics of the weather for the Global Warming Policy Foundation, his fifth such review.
WE are told that the weather is worse than it’s ever been, and it’s because we’re doing nothing about the earth’s dangerously rising temperatures.
If that’s right, then the weather 30 years ago, for instance, would have been less dramatic, calmer, with a minimum of record-breaking. Was it like that? Here is a look at 12 months of weather, November 1992 to October 1993.
THERE is a growing controversy over the credibility, and indeed trustworthiness, of the Met Office’s UK temperature records, which are used to measure how much the climate has warmed, as well as announcing supposedly record and other high temperatures every time there is a heatwave.
The bolt in 2020, extended a total of 477.2 miles (768 km) and spread across Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas.
The previous record was 440.6 miles (709 km) and recorded in Brazil in 2018.
Lightning rarely extends over 10 miles and usually lasts under a second.
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