Wednesday, December 7, 2016

Weather Channel blasts Breitbart: Stop using our video to mislead Americans


  1. Breitbart it appears grabbed onto the fact that land masses have dropped in Temperature 1 degree Centigrade. However, weather is about dynamics between water, air, land and the greenhouse effect getting ever worse by burning anything, gas from livestock and people, and methane being released at incredibly high rates now from arctic regions around the world especially, Alaska, Canada and Siberia to the point where one or more people have already died just by smoking a cigarette while walking over a Methane Ice vent releasing methane which resulted in a fatal explosion.

    From my point of view the 1 degree Centigrade drop in land masses is really really dangerous because of the possibility of an Ice Age. The more the land masses lose heat while at the same time Oceans increase in temperature as they are because of the loss of reflective polar ice to reflect heat back into space the more likely a fluke polar vortex can drop with increased evaporation from warmer waters and cause an Ice age. So, dropping temperatures on land don't mean global warming isn't happening it only means it is more likely we will have an ice age because of increased evaporation and the higher likelihood of a polar vortex dropping and causing an ice age from increasing precipitation. All you would need is 10 or 20 inches of rain to fall which comes down as 10 to 20 feet of snow, from the polar vortex dropping and then more evaporation and clouds which cool the land masses from all the clouds and the U.S. Canada, Europe and Russia and China might be under 20 feet of snow that won't melt year around. 

    So, a cooling land mass is actually scary in the present context.

     

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    Weather Channel blasts Breitbart: Stop using our video to mislead Americans

    Weather Channel meteorologist Kait Parker responded to the claims made in the Breitbart article

    Updated: 7:06 PM PST Dec 6, 2016
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    SOURCE: The Weather Channel/YouTube
    ATLANTA — The Weather Channel posted a scathing video to its website blasting the conservative news website Breitbart.com for claiming global warming wasn't real and global temperatures were actually falling.
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    "The problem is," Weather Channel Meteorologist Kait Parker said. "they used a completely unrelated video about La Nina, with my face in it, to attempt to back their point."
    To make the matter worse, Parker said, the U.S. Committee on Space, Science and Technology tweeted out Breitbart's article.
    "Here's the thing," Parker said. "Science doesn't care about your opinion. Cherry picking and twisting the facts will not change the future nor the fact, note, fact, not opinion, that the Earth is warming."
    One of the Breitbart article's claims was that temperatures dropped by one degree Celsius since the middle of the year, making it the steepest fall ever recorded.
    "That was based on one satellite estimate of global land temperatures, not a consensus," Parker said. "And second of all, land temperatures aren't an appropriate measure. The Earth is 70 percent water, and water is where we store most of our heat energy. So, when you look at sea surface temperatures and combine that with land surface temperatures you actually get a record high for November 2016."
    Parker urges scientists to make the facts about global warming louder than those that are opinions.
    "So, the next time you're thinking about publishing a cherry picked article, try consulting a scientist first," Parker said.

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