Thursday 23 December 2010

Mini Ice Age pt2

Editor's Note: Please pay special attention to the links I put at the end of this article...

In a devastating new book a top climatologist exposes the idiocy of global-warming zealots – and reveals why Britain is set to freeze for decades to come.

Jane Warren | The Daily Express | 21 December 2010:

he Met Office was wrong. There was no barbecue summer, no mild winter. Instead came the big freeze of 2009/10, the coldest in almost 50 years.

Rivers became skating rinks and hillsides a paradise. The novelty soon wore off though as significant amounts of snow continued to fall.

Less than a year later the country is once again in the grip of dramatic Arctic weather and Siberian winds and the chaos that accompanies them. Wales is now colder than Greenland and we are experiencing the earliest widespread snow across the UK for 17 years.

No one could have predicted that we would once again be plunged into a second record-breaking winter so soon after the last. Or could they?

According to a new book this big freeze is only the beginning. By interviewing leading experts in the UK, author and climatologist Gavin Cooke has set out the most controversial weather forecast ever.

“Forget about global warming – what most forecasters have failed to acknowledge is that Britain is on the cusp of a mini ice age,” he says.

This is a fact accepted by many climatologists but one that the Government prefers to keep quiet by cutting funding for some academics who dare to publish their findings. Yet, according to these scientists, the worrying truth is that we are facing another 30 frozen years, each one colder than the last.

Click here for the full article...

Further Research:

Infinite Unknown | Life on this Earth Just Changed: The North Atlantic Current is Gone

MrGlasgowTruther | UK Winter/Gulf Stream update 15TH Dec 2010 – UK to get Snow till February!

RTOFS (Atlantic) Graphic Nowcasts/Forecasts | Latest Surface Horizontal Current

RTOFS (Atlantic) Graphic Nowcasts/Forecasts | Latest Surface Temperature

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