By Paul Homewood
h/t Philip Bratby
The BBC are happy to trumpet the latest misleading propaganda from the Met Office:
Climate change has significantly boosted the chances of having summer heatwaves in the UK.
A Met Office study says that the record-breaking heat seen in 2018 was made about 30 times more likely because of emissions from human activity.
Without warming the odds of a UK heatwave in any given year were less than half a percent.
But a changing climate means this has risen to 12%, or about once every eight years.
The blazing summer of 2018 was the joint warmest for the UK.
It tied with 1976, 2003 and 2006 for being the highest since records began in 1910.
The steep temperatures that sustained across most parts of the UK, peaked on July 27 when 35.6C was recorded at Felsham in Suffolk.
Now researchers have analysed the observed…
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